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San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
King Commerce and King Labor.

Commerce and the useful arts are the
great friends of man, and the auxiliaries
OF civilization. When the navies of
Athens, and Corinth, and Syracuse. and
Rome, and Carthage Aoated upon the
Mediterranean, mighty republics ruled
the destinies of southern Europe and
eastern Asia. City and palace, temple
and pillar, gave their irrefragible and eter-
nal proofs of superior and cultivated
race. When the scourge of despotism
and universal corruption had swept the
sea from the pillars of Hercules to Bizan-
tium, and these once proud commercial
republics were sunken into the abyss of
national degradation, then came that other
age of iron rule, stupid ignorance and abb
solute servitude. The whole commerce
of the earth was banished to the dreary
deserts of Africa, or clustered around the
merchant palaces of Venice. The SUM-
mark of civilization went back many de-
grees upon the dial-plate. No art was
cultivated but the art of war. The popu-
lation of Europe was reduced one-third
and those that remained, employed them
selves chiefly in self-destruction or in lay
ing waste the pride and glory of their
ancestors. The wives and daughters of
princes were clad in savage rudeness;
Kings could not write their names; and
learning was deemed disgrace to nobility.
The Feudal system was the rude COM
pilation of this chaos of rudeness Against
this widely systemized structure of bar
berous age, all opposition was fruitless
until COMMERCE again spread her white
sails upon the sea. The rapid interchange
of thought and industry among nations
soon swept away all that was brutalizing
and slavish among commercial nations
The steel-clad warrior is no longer the
powerful tyrant he was. Labor and the
useful arts flourish hand-in- hand with
commerce. The twain rule the universe
Yonder, on the opposite side of the
way, smokes the furnace of Vulcan, and
his prototype, with bellows and hammer
is forging out the iron implements that
execute the mandates of these two mi ghty
Kings. Not the weapons of heather gods
are they; not the vain armor of Olympus,
nor the brazen shield of bearded Mars; !;
but the iron bolts that pierce and vitalize
the world the tires that bind together,
in one grand community, the whole family
of man. He is a rough, grim looking
man, is the blacksmith, with an arm like
Hercules and voice like the thunder of
Brontes, which is heard above the din of
the anvil and the hammer, but he is one
of the staunch pillars of freedom, and
among the foremost in heralding the
march of civilization. Within the past
month he has forged out the material of
three or four ploughs, two wagons, shod
fifty horses, and helped to house hun
dred men. This is worth more to the
world than the exploits of dozen of
knights, with hundred vassals each.
Toll on, oh! noble man; for thou art the
true representative of greater power
than King, or prince, or Autocrat: the
power of Labor, the twin brother of Com
merce.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21

FoR SALT LAKE-We learn that in few
DAYS, six eight-mule teams will start from this
city, says the Stockton Republican, for Salt
Lake City, loaded with supplies for the army
and the traders in that country. The supe-
riority of the Big Tree route for loaded teams,
at this season of the year, will doubtless cause
many expeditions of the kind to be started.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
SIRAYED 0R STOLEN!

GTRAYED OR STOLEN from the ranch of
y the subscriber, miles from Stock o.
ton, on the Upper Sacramento road, onGoN
the evening of August 9Th, Cream COL
ored or Yellow Mare Colt, two years old
last spring. She is branded WA on the left
hip, the letters joined-the brand is imperfect.
She has black ring marks around each legy
and black streak along her back-very heavy
tail and name A reward of $25 will be given
for the recovery of the animal, or for informa-
ton that will enable the owner to get her.
Address the subscriber, at Stockton POST
office.
aug 2l-50* WILLIAM ALLEN.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
Scenery on the San Antonio.

~ Lone beside that headlong torrent
Hang the fr-trees dark and horrent,
Where the clustering Ivy droope
Ger the white and foaming current:
Where the gloomy owlet whoops;-
By the ever-laughing cascade, there,
Safe the weary, thoughtful, wanderer.
Viewing where the glacier pillows
Its cold head midst the CLASSY snows-
Cold as death, that dread rep0se;-
Up there, midst the fee Of ages,
Whence the mighty current launches
Down the laundering svalanches,
Where the flames Of mining dftches-
Dltches San Antoine and Table Mountain
Line the precipices craggy edges,
Whence the leaping torrent RACES;
Mid the rank and Streaming sedges.
There. wandering lost, forgotten, lone,
Angling speekled trout on the San Antoine,
Just below the Fslls,-a finty mass OF stone,-
Like Monastery old-s Castellated Dome"
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21

The Board have ordered the Treasurer to
purchase Warrants to the amount of ST. .237. .73.
worth, IN cash, at the rate of 70 cents on the
aoiiar, that being the rate at which holders
Dia 10 nave their warrants redeemed.
The Board finished all the business before
them, having corrected the Assessments, when
II was necessary to reduce or increase, and
adjourned on Thursday, the 10Th inst
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21

PosY ExPREss-Emanuel Lobenstein, Esq,
Of the Pony Express, has kept US well supplied
with daily papers. BE also furnished US with
a liberal supply of States papers and periodi-
Gals. We are requested by him to state that
he has several copies Of Forneys Press, per
steamer Golden Gate.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21

RIcH YIELD.-Messrs. Hall, Packer l. Co IS
quartz mill on Burdick's Flat in three days
work took out five pounds and half of ANAL
gam. This is the first work from their new
steam machinery, which, we learn, works ad-
nirably. Their new process for saving gold
is superior, and the proprietors can now boast
Of one of the best quartz mills in the county.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21

ALTA ExpREss.-We return thanks to Mr..
Chas Faville, agent of the Alta Express, for
the prompt delivery of exchanges, letters, etc.
Also, for liberal supply of Atlantic States
r pers and periodicals. All the late maga-
zines and papers may be found on bis counter
for sale.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
VICTORIA, V. l.. August IL 1859


Dear Friend:-I have been engaged in the
lighterng business, and could have made
wages had not my hands been so sore. Joe
Miller came down from the mines Yesterday,
and reports very favorably; he says that from
the prospects he obtained he is confident that
he can make SlO per day with a rocker, even
at the present stage of the water Jack Swee-
ney, Bob Hubbard and his brother, are with
him in the mines, but did not come downs
Joe purchased what he wanted and went back
on this mornings boat. Hosea Allen, Jim
Hogan and some others, are going up in few
days, and as soon as the river falls shall go
up myself. Provisions, at present, are cheaper
here than they are in San Francisco, and all
owing to the Hudson Bay Company had the
merchants who flocked hither from California
had their own way, you would have heard, by
this time, of thousands starving here. Card
ner has been selling lumber ever since we
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
~ fm A0pfrtisements.
DISS0l UTI0N N0TIcEI

YNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
! ing between the undersigned in the Butch
erlng business, under the firm name of Mckee
q Torrens, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 10th inst
All persons indebted to the firm are re-
quested to settle Immediately, and those hold
ing claims against US, will please present the
same as soon as possible, as Mr.. Torrens is
making preparations to leave for the Atlantic
States BY the 10th of September, next.
JAMES MCKEE,
JOSEPH TORRENS.
San Andreas, August 2lst, ls58-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
i ing between the. undersigned, was dis
solved on the 4th instant, by mutual consent
Valentine Compter will pay all of the part
nershp debts and collect, receive and receipt
for all debts due US.
JACOB HAHN,
]. P. WAGONER
San Andrcas, August l2th, 1858. au l4,ts
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21

WELLS, FARGO Co.-Mr. Joseph Knight,
of Wells, Fargo Co., has our thanks for IA
vors extended to this office during the past
week.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
Pnb1iC NOfiCe
FOR SALE

ANE-HALF SHARE in the Murrey Creek
" Quartz Mining Company, situated near
the Mountain Ranch, Calaveras county. The
Mill is in good running order.
Any person wishing to purchase, can get
particulars by inquiring of Mr.. g. Bank, az
the French (brick) Store, in San Andreas.
MYNOT. :"
San Andreas, August 2lst, 185s-5l*
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-21
Lost!

ON TUESDAY LAST, on the road between
" the Spring Valley House and Latmer !.
Store l30 or l40 Poll Tax Receipts all
properly signed The finder will be, hoeraiiy
rewarded by leaving them at Wells, Fargo
Co.'s Express Office, San Andreas. au q
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lEISgEEIA1FE0US.

lew CisassicaI aud MilitarY school in Rsleikh.!
Ssr1 PRRNTIss TicKE PROPOSES OPEN,
ILe ing School in the City Of Raleigh for BOYS and:
YOUNG MEN in which thorough preparation mar be-
obtained for admission any College North South; asd
those intending enter College obtain thorough
course Of English instruction. ...s: =, a. -.
The first session will commence the 9Th " 5utyr
and continue 20 weeks. An excellent School Room has
been fitted up under the Masonic Hall.
= TERMS:
: Hipher z $40 90
Classical Course, $40 90
Practical instruction will be given in of Instrument
in Surveying those who the Higher
will also be given in Plotting Levelling, Pro
general principles of Civil Engineering.
Raper exercise will be required practice daily;
ira charge will be made except for their ois masks,
gloves, &c.
As he has had several years experience in teaching he
deems parade of certificates quite unnecessary; the
tract below from the Hon. John Sullivan, Attorney General
of New Hampshire not however, be considered out Of
place.
"With Mr. Tucke have been acquainted from his youth;
and in all my intercourse with him, his bearing has been
uniformly courteous and gentleInanly. have wit
messed in his conduct anything inconsistent with the char
acter upright and honorable While acquiring
his education Harvard University he sustained envia-
Bile reputation for talents and scholarship If his education
and talents give any pledge for the future bis will
be certain and strangers will have regret
hereafter the and attention they may to
him. JOHN SULLIVAN"
Raleigh, May Z, 1858. s7-tf
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Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and Thrashers.

Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and Thrashers.
WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING ORDERS
w for Ho Sc Powers and Thrashers, with without
and Double Geared Horse Power, is equal to in the
world is constructed Vt it be operated by
horses pleasure and need only be be appreciated
No machine equal to this has been introduced into
North Carolina thousands of them annually made and
sold in Western New York. the finest wheat growing region
in the Union
We are also making five different kinds of SUGAR CANE
MILLS which must be to be appreciat d. The list
comprises and roller mills arranged horizontally, with
double cranks for hand power also and roller mills
ranged perpendiculay with for horse power and
mill arranged with three horizontal rollers The latter
ten minutes be attached horse and has
advantages the perpendicular mills The above
mills all style. with iron frames, rollers and
The roller mills arranged that the juice
cannot fly off while being expressed and having been gotten
up with full knowledge Of the latest improvements and
purposes for which they intended, have hesita
ton saying that they to heretofore Offer
ed, and be afforded prices that will bring them with
in the reach of every Farmer and Planter. Then let
hesitate produce this valuable article upon his
farm.
We have lately gotten up an entire new series of our
celebrated reversible steel edge plow with such improve
mens have been suggested by the farmers from time to
timc thus making assortment the perfect that
be found in the United States. We also manufacture
and keep hand the latest styles and best kinds of Straw
Cutters, Cultivators. Horse Hoes, &c, &c,
Persons wishing of the above machines Sugar Mills
der the article desired Information and prices
given by letter otherwise and articles forwarded
part of the Union.
N. BoYDEN, SON.
Salisbury Agricultural Works, ., o..
April l3th 1885, ''
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M.1sCE,1lLAHEoUs.
! - BalIdin1 BalldIns. Balldinx z go

q 4 S5 Building 1 Buildings Building I 1 ~
yuynE sUBsCRIBERs WOULD RESPECT.
. fully inform the public that they now dressing
immber and notwithstanding Sashes Blinds Frames Doors
and Spokes at their MILLS ON WEST HILL Salisbury
NC.
Palngs Balusters Brackets aud all kinds Of ornamental
woodwork finished in the best syle furnished at short
notice. Their Sashes and Blinds Of heart pine and poplar
are mt by any the State. Orders from dis
lance punctualy attended to- All work done at their Mills
is warranted to give satisfaction.
They are also take Contracts for erecting and
fitting up all kinds of Buildings for which plans will be
furnished if desired. Terms reasonable.
s ---=7FFIl MURDOCH, DARBY co.
: Salisbury June & 1883. 46-6m.
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w. RAEDER,

ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
SALISBURY, N. C.
VK7ILL FURNISH DESIGNS, SPECIFICA.
w tions and Superintendent for Town Houses Cot
tages, Villas Stores Churches and Public Buildings;
Bridges Of Stone, Wood Iron, and all buildings re-
quired at Stations.
Plans and Estimates given for the improvement of water
powers and mechanical constructions in general.
REFERENCEs:
Hon. ]. W. ELLIS Salisbury, N. c.;
ChAS. F.. FISHER, Pres. N. C. Railroad;
JAS. c. TURNER, Chief Engineer W. N. c. R. R.;
c. P. MENDENHALI, Treas. N. C. R. r.. Greensbf ro;
R. F. SIMONTON, Treas. W. n C. R. R., Statesville.
June s. 1858. 46-6m.
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N. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.

N. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. C.
June 3, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until 10 o'clock A NJ 9Th of July next
for the purchase of $1,000 of N c. State Bonds issued
by the State of account of Fayetteville
and Aibemarle Plankroad Company, dated July l. 1885,
and running twenty years.
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest at
per cent per attached, payable LIST days of JAN
uary and July in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank of
the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
have them payable at the Treasury of the State.
bidders upon being informed of the acceptance
of their bids, deposit the amount of their bids nc-
ding the accrued interest to the credit of the undersigned
in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of the State Bank
of Cape Fear, Raleigh
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
"Proposals tor N. c. Stocks to the undersigned
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President of
the Bank of the State.
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer
2S-td
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Spring Trade, 1858

Spring Trade, 1855
DESCUD & CALLING HAVE. BY RECENT
IL arrivals. received very large and varied Stock Of
Pure and Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Extracts
Chemicals Instruments,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
Shop Furniture Of every kind,
Artists and Mechanics Materials,
Perfumery, Soaps and Brushes.
Window Glass, Putty & Dye Stnfs,
Looknggass, Plates & Picture Glass,
Medicine Chests and Saddle-Bags,
Patent Medicines of all kinds,
Cigars. Tobacco and Snuff,
Pure Brandy, Wines & Porter,
Garden and Grass Seed
Burning Fluid Lamps,
and every other Article wanted in their ne which will be
AIDED to every week. and will be sold at such as shall
command large increase of patronage from all who have
heretofore dealt elsewhere this any other market
Every article warranted pure Goods will beput up neatly
packed carefully, and forwarded with dispatch.
Raleigh, Feb A, 1858. lit
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
UNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ERECTED

IL large House adapted to the business which he has
filed with ICE will supply all orders from any part of the
State adjacent to Railroads, at cent per pound
His House being located within few feet of the track of
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad he will forward
any quantities freq of extra CHARGE except package
and freight.
To any person wishing regular supplies Of Ice during
the summer any considerable quantity of the the
subscriber atters himself that he will be able to make sat-
sfcory arrangements with his to the price,
and for its prompt and speedy delivery.
A. 7. jenkins.
Newbern, May 29, 1858. 45-l2t.
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Spring 1858,

Spring 1858. Spring 1858.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
a RE NOW OPENING THEIR CAREFULLY Sc
"A lected Stock of DRY GOODS, STRAW GOODS and
Ladies' Misses and Childrens SHOES-to examination
of which they most respectfully invite their friends.
Ladies Dress Goods.
Barge ,. Double Jupe Robes;
Lawn
Silk Robes Guile;
Barege
Organdie ="
Black Silks from 75 cents up; Fancy Silks; Beautiful
from all the best manufactures.
Dress Trimmings.
White and Colored PQUE;"
Victoria Collars and Setts-colored and white;
Piccolimini Collars;
Muslin and Cambria Sets and Collars-n great variety
BOnnets Il Hats,
In every style, and at all prices.
Ladies' "0reans" Bootees, Miles make;
Ladies' Slippers and Buskns,
Misses BOOtees,
Misses Heeled Bootees, "
Childrens Shoes in great variety.
Skirts! Skirts!! Skirts!!!
Expansion with Adjustable Bustle;
Steel Spring and without;
Grown Cruvelle;
Reed Skeleton;
Whalebones Reeds Steel and Brass Springs and Cords
The BalmOral.
Raleigh, March 26, 1858. 25-tf
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A Cure for the Piles

A Cure for the Piles!
"AVING BEEN AFFLICTED &c YEARS
Ii with this terrifying disease and finding no relief
finally discovered VEGETA BILE OINTMENT, which, be-
leive unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured myself
and many Others offer this remedy to the public
as the most speedy discovered l. is Northern
humbug. l could produce many proofs but the Ont-
ment out its merits those that afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By sending
One Dollar and cents in Post Office stamps, Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, NC.
May Z, 1858. l9-wly*
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
an THE 18TH OF MARCH. THE mr.
W rectors of the NORTH-CAROLlNA MUTUAL IN.
SURANCE COMPANY levied an assessment of per cent
on all unexpred PREMIUM NOTES in the Office of the
April the Directors levied assessment of per cent on
all unexpired PREMIUM NOTES in the Office on the ODD
OF March, 1858. The assessments made in conse
on the I'd February and 22d March,
By order of the Exec. Com.
=, HAMDEN S. SMITH, Secty.
May a. 1885, a4-ff
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To the Travelling Public.
Mail Coaches running daily, Sundays excepted from
with line to the T. Va. Railroad about sixty miles
E. Of Knoxville Tenn via the celebrated Warm Springs
in Madison; and also line to Georgia, the popular
Sulphur Springs, in Buncombe, passing by waynesvie
franklin and Murphy y C.; and through Of the most
try unsurpassed grand mountain scenery famed by the
mountain breezes that will almost give Termination
Persons arriving Charlotte from either direction
the Railroad are requested to give this line trial. with
inc ,hat every thing that can viii De DONE to
shortest route from the N G. Railroad to Knoxville and
Nashville, Tennessee.
OAK-CITY HOUSE,
OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
RALEIGH, N. C.
No. 49,. D. G. LouGEE,
Ii THE COOL AND REFRESHING BEv.
May /, 1858. OAK-CITY HOUSE.
May i, 1858. OAK-CITY HOUSE.
SARsAPARILLA POP, WITH ICE, KEPT AT
May /, 1858. 0AK-CITY HOUSE.
SNACKs, &C., SERVED UP REGULARLY AT
May /, 1858. OAK-CITY HOUSE.
SPICED OYSTERS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
May j, ISIS s. '"'' N'' ''''' oAK.c1rY HOUSE.
= N oAK.c1TY HOUSE.
May !, 1858. 36-tf
Office Neuse Manufacturing COmpany,l
RALEIGH, June Sd, 1885, {
THIS COMPANY COTINUES TO PAY 81
cents per pound for Cotton and Linen Rags-deliver-
Address, H. W. HUSTLED Treasurer.
June S. 1858, 45-8m.
sHOCCO SPRINGS,
Warren County, North-Carolina.
s. D. SESSUMS, Proprietor.
UNHIS GAY AND FASHIONABLE WATER.
II ING PLAC1-the pride of the State-is now open
for the reception of visitors. ~
Mons. MORAT the celebrated Kronaut of New Orleans
has been engaged TO make
Balloon Ascension
on WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH JULY. There will be also
grand display of
Fireworks.
such probably has been witnessed before in the
State at o'clock p NJ to be followed nv a - =.
s 20. Ball and Party,
On the evenings Of the It'll and 9Th instant.
Among the improvements connected with the Establish
since the last the painting Of the Paor
Hall! and ballroom in the beautiful Fresco by the
celebrated artist Nj Ben. A. Richardson. S
renton Depot on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
80 Mr. Phillips large aud confortable Omnibuses Hne
Teams Hacks and Baggage Wagons Wilt always be- in
On me arrival Train OF Cars TO convey
ever So, - ~ a.sisss: & - = s
I'm. 10 1eso 80 asss s. D. SESSUMs
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DAGUERROTYPES.
AMBROTYPES,
uonoc. AA1I miEEILA1ihssorrrEs,
PLAIN OR COLORED
Taken at HAVENS' GALLERY, for one dollar and up.
wards. 800 -
Raleigh, April "a. f.sz 4Lswly.

800 to 700 BaIesof Cotton per Annum.
AM STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
Rocky Mount Mills. Edgecombe county, N. c., 800 TO
Railroad Depot free of feghts punctual custom
ers on three months time discount Of per cent for
Cash-Cotton Yarn. Seine Irvine, PIow Lines &c.
Orders addressed to WILLIAM S. BATTLE Rocky Mount
Edgecombe county N. G., will be promptly attended
March ~, lS5S NElypd.
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HOS. CALLAN.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND GENTLEMEN.S
FURNISHING GOODS,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH N c.
~ ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CUSTOM.
-. ers OF the establishment and the public generally,
~ Just opened an excellent and varied assortment
chased for cash. which will enable him to sell on unusually
favorable terms Having been for a number of vears.
9uenty with Mr. Proctor of this City, he attes himself
that he will be able to give satisfaction to ali who m
vor him with their orders. - "'- VIM i'ay Ia
A trial is respectfully solicited.
Gentiemens Furnishing Goods and variety of Ready
Made Clothing always on hand to be disposed Of chean
Cutting and Repairing done with dispatch.
The latest styles Of fashions always on hand.
Raleigh, April l2 1858. ao,v
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Bank of the State of h.Carolina.
VNHE GENER AL M e ETING OF THE
Stockholders of this Bank will be held their Bank
ing House in this City the first Monday in July
C. DEWEY, Cashr.
Raleigh, June 2, 1858. 45-9t
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Spring Trade, 1858.
TUST NOW COME TO HAND
% Ladies' Congress Caters with heels;
Ladies' Morocco Bootees, with heels;
Ladies Morocco Bootees, without heels;
Ladies' Kid Bootees, without heels;
Ladies' Kid Slippers;
Ladies' Goat Buskins;
Misses Goat BOOees;
Misses Morocco Bootees, with heels.
For Gentlemen.
Patent Leather Walking Shoes;
Patent Leather Pump Slippers
H. A. DEPKIN.
Raleigh. March "a, 1858. 25-H