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GREENVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
AND
Male A cademy,

THESE Schools are located in a pleasant
village, in the South eastern portion of Patrick
county, Va. The locality is Remarkable for its
healthy, invigorating climate, and beautiful noun
tain scenery. The citizens in and around the viii
lage are intelligent, moral and enterprising.
The two Schools being at a distance from each
other, will be kept entirely distinct.
The course Of study in the Female Dapartne MT
is divided into Preparatory and Acaoemic; the
last embracing four years. Every branch of fe-
male education will be taught in the best style.
MALE AcADEMY.-The course is so s-rsDged as
to enable boys to prepare for the college, or the
business of life.
The present term will end the 18th December ;
the next will commence the I'd of February, 1858,
and continue twenty-five weeks. After the pres
ent scholastic year, the Schools will invariably
= zen the first Tuesday in September, and continue
forty four weeks. Each year will be divided into
two terms of twenty-five weeks each.
There will be . public examination at the Close
of each term.
The Schools are accessible by stage from Dan
vile. CIR ensborOugh, &c.
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HIGH SCHOOL AT CLINTON,
Ia Miles East of R

This school can be surpassed & o. lew in the
State. Our Principal, Wm. B. Jones. slough a
young man. has surpassed the expectations Of his
patrons, and bids fair, in a short time, to become
one of the best Of teachers. He undoubtedly pos
sesses the faculty of .aptness to- teach" The
thoroughncss of his pupils teitify to this fact.
Having enjoyed the tuition of DR.. Wayland, in
those English branches of which he is the author,
and Of EIocution under Proof. Russell, one OF the
best elocutionists in our country, he is, we can
safely say, more thorough in those branches than
we generally find men of his age.
Mrs. D. W. Jones, Principal Of he Female De-
partment, has already established the reputation
of a First Class teacher. We have no hesitation
in saying. she is second to none in the State
The Buildings are now complete, and ample pre-
p~arations are made for a large number of students
Board six and seven dollars per month, Tuition
as heretaeure.
Necessary Books and Stationary furnished at tn
place by Vim II. Tomlinson.
The nextsession will c 3mmence on Monday, lStl
January next.
REV. j. F. ELLINGTON, sect'y.
Clayton, Dec. A, 1857. 15--tf.
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SHAWIS AVN CToAV,

A LARGE Assortment Of the latest STYLES
cloaks, prices arranging from 81 SO to s25.
Ii. L.. EVANS.
Rlleigh, s ep. Oath, 1857. 48-@
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A man down south, describing a lady
who had swooned, goes on thus:-
Down fell the lovely maiden,
just like n slaughtered lamb,
Her hair fell around her paid cheeks,
Like sea-weeks round q calm!
"Come here my lad" said an attorney
to a boy about nine years old.
The boy came and asked the attorney
"what case was to be tried next?"
The lawyer answered "a case between
the people and the devil-which do you
think will be most likely to to gain the ac-
ton 2"
The boy replied : II guess that it will
be pretty hard squeeze-The people have
the most money, the devil the most law
yers."
Poor Hans, he bit himself NIT a ~snattle-
rake aud vas SIGH in his bed for six long
weeks in the munt of August, and all the
dc dime he gay water water ! and he did
i, eat noting till he complained of being bet.
ter, so ash he could stand upon his elbow
and eat a little tea.
An Irishman who had blistered his fin
y gers endeavoring todraw on a pair Of boots,
exclaimed II shall never pet thin on at
!. all, until | wear them a day or two"
COOP JOKE ON A WIDowER.-A WAC
: gish correspondent, tells the following, anc
vouches for its truth. 1t is the best JOKE
we have heard lately: 1t appears that
widower in this town, of somewhat galIan
disposition, had been accustomed to yisi
n the residence of the widow -: wheth
= er to see the amiable widow herself, or live
ly daughters, our informant did not know
One evening he found the family part
hard at work on some garments of clott
The girls were sewing, and the widow wa
pressing the seams. The widower ehun
up his hat" as usual, and took his seat b
the FIRE; just at that moment it happene
that the widow bad done with the pressir
iron (yulgo, a %tailor's goose.) She sat
down on the hearth, and called to her neg
man in a loude voice, Jake Jake! cor
and take out this goose. The widow
started up with astonishment, not knowi
what to make Of this abrupt order. Jai
do you hear me, again exclaimed the wido
beg your pardon, Mis-, said /
widower, with vi-ible agitation, shut Or
don't call Jake-if you wish ne to lea
your house, / will go at once, and withc
the interference of servants" The lad
roared with laughter, and it took som /
ments to explain to the chagrined "
over bis mistake. He has not been kuo
to visit the widow, since I
memorable evening.
TAKE CARE.-A certain author 20,
himself in rather an "excited" conditi
E, and was led home by a theatrical frie
No sooner bad he secured himself bv o
ping the knob Of his own door, than he
rather an angry tone, ordered his frieD
; depart. Thinking the language unbsc
ing, under the circumstances, the Fl
inquired why he was thus addressed
"Why,'' replied the knight of the d
"Jmy aote comes dozen and catches
here drunk, she'll give you particuL
M fAessa"
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CARPETS, CARPETS.

haeh Brussels, all wool, Turply, wool an
ssna nemn carpstfSag.i received.
want of this artit1
all and examine before buying elsewb
FL. L.
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SPIhIIUk IdE NJ.
December, 1857.
The "Spirit Of the Age" bearing on its bright
Rare thoughts from that cline, where the
wild flowers spring;
From the bleak northern hills whose ice-fet-
tiers gIeam
In the radiant light ofthe sun's golden beam,
From the city and field, from the hamlet and
glen,
It hath brought you rich inklings from gent
us pen
It hath knocked at your door all the passing
year round,
You know that the Age" is the best paper
found.
II hath come to instruct, to amusc, to make
With a line for the weak, and a tale for the
sad
II hath creptto your hearthside, thro' cold and
thro' wet
Mid the blackness Of storms, that | ne'er can
forget;
And to-day | am here, and wish you good
cheer
Long life, pleasant friends, and a joyous New
Year.
The spirit" hath kept you quite up with
the times,
y OF the rmnors Of war; and the tightness in
dimes
of Tie Mormons that dwell atthe famous Salt
Lake,
AndStatesmen whose eloquence makeempires
quake;
Offndia where woman is outraged and Stayed,
And innocent childhoods warm hfe-pulses
stayed;
ofwalker and his busters, " they who make
such spree, =.
Over poor Nicaragua, their " gem oft b sea"
OF the march Improvement, in the State we
love best,
OF all the bright Stars in our National crest
How the engines shrill whistle, pealing out on
the wave,
or the beautiful Atlantic, whose bright wa.
tiers lave,
The shores Of Carolina, famed alike, far and
wide,
For her freedom Of speech, and her own hon
est pride;
Her fame, tho her sisters are not prone t.
sing,
Finds an anthem Of praise, in her native of
spring.
ofRuM too It sang, and certainly it ought
For what has more ruin to our fair countr
brought?
Not wars, for they end, and the /" Angel
Peace, y;
With her pinions Of light, bids the battle-cr
cease;
But Run, tho it blights every hope of IL
heart,
fingers yet in our midst, as tho 10th to d
part,
And youth and old age " larry long at I
wine"
While woman, fair woman, bows low at
shrine.
Rosy lips sing It's praises, and amid the E
laugh,
Manhood drinks deep of poisonous draught
Years pass-and the hopes ola lifetime h,
fled,
All the idols of his hearthside, arc withe
He's a drunkard, and thousands are thrc
ing the way,
That whispers no hope, forever and aye
Then touch not the wine-cup, the fell ado
sting,
In venomous wrath, meath its roses
cling,
One sip, and every bright wish of your
VIII be drowned in the bubbles that b
on the bowl.
But enough-you've been warned of the
drunkard's doom,
How the noblest of ~intellects are shroud
gloom,
or the tears Of the widow, DER the hopes
have past
Like the sunlight Of morning, by a
o'ercast-
And for fear l might tire you, with
that's too true,
Just a few more words, my kind friendi
I'm through. s
There are joyous hearts at your heart
to-day,
And the right merry laugh, wreathes Il
Of the gay
The song Of the joyous peals forth on 4
And loved ones, are meeting at home,
where.
I too, would be gay, so out with the :
In the shape Of a QUARTER, and my fl
begin;
/ will 'laugh and grow fat and my be'
shall be,
Long life to the Age, " and its fri
whoop-ee. Goodbye.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
Morning Sun Male & Female Academy.
MR. JN0. P BAILEY, PRINCIPALS.

Morning Sun Male & Female Academy.
Mr. JNO. P BAILEY, pm
MR. HELEN NJ. BAILEY, frncipais'
TVHE exercises of the present session of this
Institution will clesc on Wednesday the 9th
of December, and the next will commence the
10Th of January following, and continue twenty
one weeks
In the discipline our teachers are mild and pa
rental, yet energetic and firm. We have had
their services nearly two sessions, consider our
selves fortunate in havirg secured them, and re-
joice at the prospect of their being permanently
located.
Mr.. Bailey's expenses in preparing4of the ac-
commodation of boarders have been considera-
bic, and we sincerely hope that he may succeed
in getting Is or 20 young ladies at 81 per month.
His building is eommodious, his water first rate,
and he will refer to those who have boarded with
him for information with reference to his charac-
ter as proprietor of a boarding house.
The female portion of the school will use water
from his well, spend their hours of recreation
mostly in his house and yard, and be suffered to
be in the male department of the Academy only
when required by the Principal. Our experience
eonvinces us that our arrangement will be such
as to ensure to patrons the advantages, and to
protect them from the disadvantages of having
the two sexes united.
Our location decidedly one of the best in the
State is within six miles of Durham's Depot, 20
of Raleigh, and 3 of Fish Dam.
Drs. Thomas and Benjamin Hicks are our ply
sicians.
TERMS
Tuition per session, in primary branches, 81 SO
do do geography and grammar, 10 90
do do natural and mental philosophy II SO
do do algebra and surveying, IL so
do do latin and greek, Is 90
do do music, with use of instrument Is OO
Mr.. CO.. Rogers will take 6 or 8 young men al
SIS per month. lights included, and others viii
furnish board equally as low.
The teachers will board only young ladies, anC
we hope that a knowl edge of their merits and ou1
low board will secure for us a large school.
PELEG ROGERS. Chm'n,1
DIR. THOMAS HICKS, :
WILEY FLETCHER, s
WIN. D. HOLLOWAY, :
r. HALLIBURTON, 5
c.. J. ROGERS, Sec.
Nov. II, 1857. 13-tj1
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HATS N CAPS.

A LARGE stock of every description Of soft
Hats for men and boys, Beebe's dress hats. plush.
cloth, and slick caps for me boys and children.
just opened. Il. l.. EVANS. ?
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sebools.
SELECT CLAssIcAL SCHOOL,.

THE next Session Of the Oxford Grammar
School will ommenc on the second Monday in
January. j. II H0RNER, Principal.
Oxford n. @ Dec. Bird 1857. 15-1dpd
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A TEACHER

A YOUNG NAN, Of some two years experi.
N enee in teaching, desires a situation as Teach.
er. For qualifications. dc, address IS. T." East
Bend, Yadkin county, N. C.
Ssptsnber 2eth, 1857. G
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A Problem.
A ne pita pho ma W. OF Man W hos odle--
art he N. Ware.
BENE
AT. LIT, HISST. o. NELIES,
KA. Tina rineg. Rayc
Hang'd FL ROi ma busy
Ii Feto lf e lessc
Lay, bye a r TIL. an dc :
Lays, beg o. Their p, !
Ell Fand no w she ST. :,
Urn'd. Toe art h h
Erse L. fy eve eping
Fri E.. N. dslet Mead
vi
Seab A 7 Ego U. r.. G.
RTE, F. andd r Wy
Our eyes. F, o, r,
Wha' Ia vail, sa,
Flo OF d oft ears
Whok, Now s Blu
Tin Arun, o, fyei
Arsin S. o. met all P
It chero r. Bro a D
Pan Shein ii. E
Rs hop ma Y B
Eag--A, /, N.
BG- A fool, a barber, and a bald-headcd
man travelled together. Losing their way,
they were forced TO sleep in the open air ;
and to avert danger it was agreed to keep
watch by turns. The lot first fell to the
barber, who for amusement shaved the fools
head while be slept he then woke him,
and the fool, raising his hand to his head,
exclaimed :-"Here's a pretty mistake !!
Rascal, you have walked the bald-headed
man instead of me-"
n6S- A loving wife once waited on a
physician to request him to prescribe for
her huband's eyes, which were very sore.
"Let him wash them," said the doctor,
"every morning with a small glass of bran
dy." A few weeks after, the doctor chan.
sed to meet the wife. "Well, has your
husband followed my advice p "He has
done every thing in his power to do it,
DOCTOR" said the spouse, ''but he never
could get the glass higher than his mouth
Eg- A little girl being sent to the stor
to purchase some eye stuff, and fcrgettiDI
the name of the article, said to the clerk.
"Johu, what do folks dye with ?"
"Dye with why, Colera sometimes,
Replied John.
"Well, l believe that's the name.
want to get three cents worth"
> p6g- "What is he running for 2" said
man to US, this morning, on seeing US pa
with a gentleman with whom We had bee
shaking hands.
"For no Office whatever" We replied
"Why did you ask the question? 7"
"Why, he was so polite, l thought ms
a be be was a candidate"
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e.. -.
MsrtantiIe.


CLOTHING CLOTHING
For Servants, at the low Price for Cash.
Of Six Dollars per Suit
M SATINEr C0als and Pants now on
w the way, and daily expected, Of our
own manufactures.
Collars !! Collars!
A few dozen left Of those Patent Epameled Cal
lars, at the low price Of 40 cents per dozen.
Shirts Shirts!
New lot received from our mannfa eto,v ,bi.d.w
e Dozen with Byron Collars,
20 do do sfanuing do
10 do without do
with plain and French Wristbands.
Raleigh, Dec. 9, 1857. Ii
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FIRE INSURANCE.

EE 81 VILLA S AGENTs,
FOR RALEIGH, n. C.
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE G 0
NJ Such has been the care and economy Of the
officers Of this Company that we are Tree from
debt have made no assessments, and have now
on hand a large capital viz in premium notes
$457, 059 OF in cash $i3,345 S9-making a to-
tai of $47O,50t " TO meet any losses that may
accrue; we t. ~eretore have no hesitation in saying
to the public, that there is no safer Company in
the southern country. The most of the Risks in
this Company being in the Western part f the
State, where the danger from fire is much less.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
E. W. OGBUkN, Vice President.
G. p. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec. and Treasurer.
j. Mebane, Executive Committee.
j. NJ. Garrett,
All communication on business connected with
this off &c, should be addressed to
PEER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, N c., July 81, 1857. 4S-tf
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
A 7 II ANNUAL MEETING OF III
IN North Carolina Mutual Insurance Compa-
nv, held on the l4th inst, the following persons
were elected Directors and Officers .orlhe ensuing
year:
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
Jno. h. Williams, do
T. I'll. Selby, do
CIV. d. Hutchings, do i.
Kemp P. Battle, do
George Little, do
james NJ, towles, do
James E.. Hoyt, Washington.
Alexander Mitchell, Newbern.
JOS. q. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ Jones. Bdenton.
) w. w. Griffin. Elizabeth City
F.. z. Pagan. plymouth.
j. w. Harrell, Murtreesboro'.
H. Williams, Charlotte.
George A. Smith. Milton.
o. f.. Long, hillsboro'.
Joseph White, Ansun County.
Josh. Bsner, Salem
: A. 7. SUNNY, Ashevlii,
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. II. Setby. President.
Henry D. Turner. Vice do.
John Ii Bryan. Attorney.
Hamden 5. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer
T. Fl. Selby. ex 0fcie,
Jno. R. Williams, Executive Committee
C. W. D. Hutchings,
This Company has been in successful operation
over 10 years. and continues TO take risks npo
~ all classes Of property in the State. Except SteaI
I'd Mills and TurpeLtine DistiIleries.l upon favorabl
= terms. It's Policies now coveI property amount
ing to Ss,ss7 $40, a large portion Of which is
country risks, and its present capital is owe
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds prOI
erly secured.
I'm The average cost of Insurance upon the plan
this Company has been less than one third of on
per cent per annum, o all grades Of property en-
r. braced in its operations.
h. All communications in reference to insurans
ust should be addressed to the Secretary. post paid.
HAM3EN s. SMITH, Ssc,y.
January. 24sb 1897 49,
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w BIO OK

NEW BOOK.
WAWKS HISTORY OF NORTH CARO-
* LIMA. Volume one now ready. Price
Sl.25, Postage when sent by mail 81 cts.
The succeeding volumes will be furnishe.
as soon as published.
at PCMERoY's.
le-tf.
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S25 RE WARD.

RAO hE WAhD.
GT0LEN from the house of the subscriber, on
~ Friday night last, one fine Gold Watch, black
guard and heavy gold slide. The letters S. A. M.
are very finely engraved on the back of the watch,
in the center. The slide has in front, taoo hearts-
one large and one small-teo hands, one large and
one small, Nth hair in the center. Also a black
sole leather hand trunk-no name, full of whi.e
clothes, mostly pants. Twenty FIVE dollars reward
will be paid fer the apprehension of the rogue, and
the delivery Of the property.
R. c.. MAYNARD.
Franklinton, c. N. AugTst 10th. 1857. 81 aft
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Raleigh. Oct. II. 1857 ct
D. T. WILLIAMS,
Produce Commission Merchant,

AND
General Agent for Recetving and For
harding Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
No. 5, sHOCK0E SLIP, RICHMOND, VA.
M- Particular Attention paid TO Filling Or
ders and buying Goods for customers, and liberal
cash advances made on all c~onsignments Of Pro
duce in b. d.
Na VI.
Late Of Yam, yville, N. C.. viii be pleased to see
his friends at the above b 'use.
Feb. 8. 1853 g
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W. Il. WILLIAMS q Co.

"A nh now IN receipt ei New Lots of Fine
"Raglands." Black Deeskin Pants. Rich
Velvet Vests. Merino and Lambs Wool, and extra
heavy Six Uaier -garments-all sizes. Suits for
Servants cheap.
Nov. "a. ~
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PRESS AND TYPE FOR SALE.

A LII the materials for a large Newspaper and
IN Job Printing establishment are offered for
sale, AT VERY Low PRICES. The Press and most of
the Type are nearly new, and will be sold at a
bargain. If two or more persons wish to purch-
ase separate portions of the material, they can be
accommodates
For further particulars, reference is made to the
Editor of the Spirit of the Age, whom the Adver-
User has authorised to dispose of the Fixtures.
Raleigh. March 9, 1857. 2s-tf
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51lelieal.
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we n W offer this remedy to the public, as the most
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Price Is0o Dollars per Boz.
as there are many qauck nosfrums now in cir
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ers. we hesitate not in publishing it for the benefit
of those afflicted. The ingredients of this 0int-
ment are purely r~egetqJte. and one Box, if used
according to directions, will effect a cure.
On the receipt of Two Dollars, this Ointment will
be sent to persons anywhere free of po tage.
Address BROWN & SAVAGE,
48-tf. Raleigh, N. G.
Also for sale by PEsCUD & GATLING.
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MlisttIantous
GIFTS GIFTssi GIFTsi!!
A Prize TO every Purchaser.

A 7 the Quaker City Publishing House Of DU-
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a book for 81, or more, you are at once presented
with a prize, worth from Is cents TO SIO0, con-
sisting of Fine God Jewelry, Watches, DC. All
orders by mail will be promptly filed, and the
prize or prizes will accompany the books. Our
list contains all Of the most p pular books of the
day, and will be sold at the usual retail prices,
many of them for less. Persons wishing any
particular book can order at once, and it will be
forwarded with a gift A catalogue giving full
information, with a list Of books and gifts, will be
sent postpaid, by addressing
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No. SO S. Third Street, PhiIa.
l<S- Agents wanted. 2-3mp
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ISVUnO PIOmPtIy dIttHu5U %.
raleigh, Oct. ], 1857. Fly
J. W. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, RALEIGH, N. C.
NNI1 attend particularly and promptly to the
wv collection of all kinds of claims, renewing
and discounting notes in Bank, hiring and rent
ing property, and buying and selling real estate
on commission. Refer to Charles Dewey. Cashier
Bank of the State, and w. II. Jones, Cashier Bank
of Cape Fear.
All letters enclosing money must be registered.
Office on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market
Square.
Sept. %, 1857. 5-tf.
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.penses per Term of % Weeks.

Young ladies can obtain board at the Seminary
or in private families. Male pupils can Get hoard
in private families, in or near the village. Char
ges made from time of entrance till end of term.
Deductions made only for protracted sickness.
Books and Stationery furnished by the princi-
Tal. /. n. BRAME, Principal.
PENIS Store, Va, Dec. 2, 1857. I5-2m
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FALL DRUG TRADE, 1857.
w E invite the a tentlon Of Wholesale and Re-
w tail Deal,rs, TO one of the largest and
mosteomplete stocks of
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye. Stufs,
WindoW Gnss, Pe,Jumery,
Fancy Articles, Tobacco,
/f.- IL III

cigars. Etc, Ltc.,
be found in the State. Below we mention a
few of the leading articles in our line.
Allspice. Gilman n, Cloves. Mace, Nutmegs,
Ginger. Pepper, Alum Alcohol Burning Fluid,
Calnphene, Blue Mass BIueztene, BoraS, Bfim-
stone, Calomel, Copperas, Coshipeai Iogwood,
Ext. Logweod, Rep 400 ! Red Sanders, Nader,
Fustic, Oil Vitrol, Solution Tin, Cream Tartar,
EPSON Salts, Gum Arabic. Assafoetida, Opium,
Canphor, Myrrh, Glue, Indigo, Biueing. Starch,
Mustard, Backing. Castor Oil, Sweet Oil. Lin
seed Oil, Solar OIL, Train Oil, Window Glass,
Putty. james River pure White Lead. Lewis do.
Manhattan do, Dry ard in Oil, Red Lead. Lith-
arge, Colors and Varnishes # al kinds, QuiBine,
CASTLE Soap, Sup. Carb. Soda, Sal. So la, Salratus,
Seidlitz Powders. Soda Powders, Horse Powders,
Snuff, Combs, Hair Brushes, Hair Oils, Pomades,
Soaps, Colognes. Extracts for the handkerchief
and Fancy Articles of all kinds. Ayers Cherry
Pectornl. Ayers pills. Brandreth's Pills, Beck
with's Pills. Wright's Pills, ustang Imminent,
Carriers Spanish Mixture, Rosser's Oil of Bay
Leaves. Woods Hair Restorative. Lyons kath-
airan. Barry's Tricopherous. Sands. Bulls and
land Townsend's Sar-aparilla, Holioway's Worm
CONNECTIONS. Vermifuges. and all other Paten'
Medicines usually sold. at manufacturers prices
Having superior advantages. (being extensive
dealers) we are Offering very great inducements t.
Merchants. Physicians, and the public g enerally
to buy their supplies of us and we hope to re
ceive a large increase of patronage.
PESCUD Il CALLING,
9 Wholesale rnd Retail Dru geists
Oct. 81. 8 Raleigh, ~.
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