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Magazine Of Useful Information.

THE undersigned proposes to publish in the city Of
n Raleigh, scmi-annual journal, Of the abaye title
devoted exclusively to the dissemination of Statistical
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gent citizen, who desires 10 become al all acquainted
with the Of the State, present condition,
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Legislators.
That we have no regular system Of statistics cannot
be attributed 10 any want Of material There arr large
amounts Of valuable and interesting Information scat
tered through our Legislative and Executive Documents
and Records which, in their presen. situation. flr all
practical proposes, might well be in the Chinese
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TAIN our newspapers often publish valuable statistical
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incorporated companies, and others engaged 10
Manufactures, unes. Commerce. dc.
To collect these various items OF Information, and
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and for perpetual prescy alton, we'll 10 gather
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BARGAINS,
.90iify sGred IS money made.
Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.

L@cl a-4&A GGelsdDNs NIONl9 dl iuIlll
reduced prices.
eonsss Of being letter IN the season in getting
10 my tools than ought 10 have been 10 meet The
wants fully 81 nv customers, and money
iune a. il becomes in greater demand and can ope-
rae sEeously with il in the future, have deter
minei 70 saerifce 70 a.ge extent The profits az my
Rich ani Fancy Goods therefore offer 10 se for cash.
OF 70 ny regular customers on time, my
Entire Stock Of Goods, bot! at liillsborOugh
and South Lowell, at reduced prices.
Tie following named Goods will olsr at COST. viz:
Al fic end expensive Dress Goods consisting Of Nous
in ie Llines Fancy and Blaek silks, fine Cashmere
snl Double Wool SaaAis, Cloths, Cassilneres, Vest
iags Irish Linens, fne Fsanels FuranI Soft Hats aHd
Caps. Bed sui Negro Blankets Velvet and Straw Bon.
nets Ribbons. French Embroidery, embracing Collars
agi sIacyes, both srpafse and ii sets lot Of which
viii y found n very reduced pHre. Is they were pur.
ehasei scTy cheap fai cash; also swiss and Cambria
Edghgs anl .lsertngs. EEJf5 dered aud Plain Linen
Cambria HaHdkrrchets.
Tie pubic respectfully invited "a call Rhen they
are ig5kibg or purchasing any Goods as de er-
llnel p pisz intuceaeHlsr and 10 sh5t to have
form il Hy own business % correspond with The pre-.
stat Fingency Of The tines therefore general fedve
tor o prices On articles may he expected-Ths plan
70 he continued during lie winter, preparatory to tie
sgaae business.
rouli cali ;he plrisullr attention d Farmers % ms
FtHsiSQ ietsl7 consisting d saeet rp33es and e1-
ecs. Ksrn Eaad and Gain Shovel. Seel plsied Nil.
ist 4bi Wee55at Hoes aad las 51t n5t least, ihoss
esessiei Mans ard Sc % Collins east-s.eel AXES.
al sieh have been selling lJr the lls sir years. and
have given uaisefsal glstat5n, sad reputation
cling Tire best Axes ~ Those aho base tried them.
80 81 rex PIT aased On Tie decline Of lie NJiti.
er1 EEfke;, sad would lave ietn Of mutual advantage
70 nj patrons an myself sut ~ lie sieness Of the sea.
sVu nafn ibfF sfac received.
4 ss 10 ii tie bet RI COFFEE on hand.
aIso desire . inform the public that vii give tie
f 8s pfiat for oil saiesus Articles 10 barter, Re.
caly " the ~ 9wiaz articles, ahica wiil without
Laiitt Bee a. Fl5E, Good FEATHER, Dried F5un
Hess Eggs sHl Buue,, anI the staple produce n the
country opportunity MS yG.f p dislosc 81 i IN
't''.' " "''.s ''''D'" II. L. OWEN.
N5v-r.acr II IT,
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Terms cash Or shou credit. % suit purchaser. II
sbssn,, ML Thoma Webb al negotiate Tor me.
". u. BAILEY, Attorney.
l1nusy II Si7s
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
1T the Drug Store.

ASPARAGUS. BroWn Do,eb.
Large Purple Top. While Cos or Ice.
BEANS. Dnmhesd.
batly Six Weeks BUsh. Royal Cabbage.
Brown speekled Valentine. MELONS.
Red spcekled Yleaine, Nutmeg,
Ted French, Naks Gap Ciiron.
Nraington Wonder, Mounlain Sweet Water.
White White Cranberry, MUSTARD.
White Dutch. White.
Large Lima Butter NAsTURTITW
BEErs. OKRA
Long BloOJ.Red. ONION.
Eafy Tunp Bl1al. silyei.skinutd,
Esifa Eady TutF, Large yellow.
White sugar. PARSLEY.
Swiss Ihitd Cuflei, o. Doubled
BROCCOLI. Plan. !, singh.
Eaily ruplr Cape PARsNI?.
CABBAGE. Sugar, Or Cup.
Estly York. PEAS.
7. nt.lisah, Lsn5'sth'. Extra Eaily,
Esdy Baiictssa. Early Frame
Red Dutch, faf pekng. Bishop. Hidy.
Lafsf Late Dtunhsad. Dwarf sugar. Or E.t.Pol.
Early Drumhestl, Ro,al Dwsrl N.t,,.e.,
I.aic FIJI Dulfl PEPPER
.Akk1Fs. Large Sweet, Bellshiped,
Long prange, Bul.Nase
E,ay Hon. PUMPKIN.
celery. t'omnon Field. o. Chtcs,.
White solid. Mammoth.
1OIaN. RAUI.H.
EatF OK, Long SCARLET,
sWftt % Snztr. Long salmon,
GAULlfLUwER. White Tu,nip.
Wslfbsnn. Rel ra,nin
CUCUMBER. SATISFY 4, f,,.i., pI,r,
EARLY Ffame, Spinach.
Long hfeen, Round savoy. I.e4,ed
bherAln. SQUASH
EbH PIANT. EARLY Bnsh,
Large Purple. Iona Green.
BNDlYE. TOMATO.
1fesn suilsd. Esifa Early,
LETTUCE. Large mi.
Eaty CufeJ. TtJRNtp sErD. +, ,,,;.,y.
Aiso Landffth's Gardening Alm,nle for this year.
Cslla gei onr, gfaiis.
Fshtoafy o. 2g--
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FOR TIE LADIES.

4 \ assortment Of Letter and Note Paper, Plain and
- fancy Envelopes EnameeI Visiting Cards, Ba.
ain's Ok Marrow, Pomadcs i variety. Pay son InJel
BE Ink also lot ofiine PRAYER Books.
Just received aiihe DRUG STORE.
March .. a.
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A The Attorney for William r. Harrison. orIe, q,
sale Che House and Lot Marlborough station
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One hundred dollars will be paid 10 any Physician
who prove That the Medicine ever injured Pa
lent and the testimony Of thousands can be produced
TO prove that i does great good. Cases Of from one
week 10 thinesn years standing have been effected
The mass Of Voluntary Testimony in possession OF The
Proprietor vonchng is virtues and euraliye powers Is
immense, embracing well known 10 science and
fame.
100000 Bottles have been sold and not single in
stance Of failure has been repouedl
Personally appeared before me. an Aliermsn OF ihs
City Of Phadelphia. n. y. HELMBOLD. Chemist.
who being duly does sny that hls preparation
contains 10 Narcotic, Mercury or Injurious Drug bar
are purely Vegetable. HIT. HELMBOLD,
Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 23d DAY Of
November. 1851. ". I. HlBBARD. Alderman.
Price q per Boffie, or Sir for IS, Delivered
10 any address,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Certificates
from Professors u Medical Colleges. Clergyman and
Others. Prepared sud sold ~ NJ. r. HELABOLD,
Pracficaiand Aagiyfieat Chemist Assembly buildings.
No. SO South i0th ST. below Chestnut, Phiiads Iphis
~ 10 be hado AZ Druggists and Dealers through.
cut The United states Cana das snd British proyinces
Bstrare ~ conaie,jeis. Ak E1r Hia,bolfs.-Taks
no oihsr. catn Guaranteed.
Tor sale by
DR. JAS. r. CAIN, Ilillsboronri.
HOLT, MURRAY & CO., Graham.
May -. So
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On. o. HOOKER.
DE-. PRlDE JOY rs.
rRIDE JoSEs. DR. o. HOOK
Sash. Doors, &C.

LII Der ARD.
WEATHER BOARDING,
w CEILING, and
FLOORING, on hand and for sale in
large small quantities. also FRAMING, any 9th.
e descriptions Of lumber furnished to order at short
notice,by
TUURENTlNE & SON. Agents,
For L. W. Hail & Co.
March Is. $50
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HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
For Diseasesof the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel, Dropsy,
Weaknesses, Distractions, Secret Diseases, Female
Compiaiats, and all Diseases Of the
Seeuai Orgaas
Arising from Excuses and Imprudences in life, and
removing allImproper Discharges from the Blad.
der, Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether ex-
listing 10 Male oil Female, from whatso-
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and no matter Of how long stand-
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JOY TO THE AFFLIC T E Dbl!
III CURES Neryousand Debated Sufferers, and
removes all the symptoms, among which will be
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Exertion, Loss uf Power.
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of
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rorof Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror Of Death, Night Swests, Cold
Feet, Wakefulness, Dmness Of Vision, Languor,
Universal Lassiude Of the Muscular System, Often
Enormous Appetite with Dyspepiic symptoms,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dgness
Of the Skin, Pallid Countenance and
Eluptions on the Face, Pain in the
Back, Heayiness ofhe Eyelids,
frequently Black Spots
Flying before the Eyes Temporary Sufusion and
Loss Of Sight, Want Of Attention, Great Mobility,
Restiessness, with Horror Of Society. Nothing
is more Desirable 20 such Patients than solitude,
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Themselves no Reposa Of Manner, no
Earnesiness, no Speculation but
Hurried Transition from one
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These symptoms, If allowed TO go on--whch this
medicine invariably remores--soon follows Loss Of
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the patient may expire Who can Jay that these e1.
not frequently followed by those direlu dis
eases, Insanity and Consumption The records Of The
Insane Asyums, and the melancholy deaths by Con.
sumption, bear ample witness to the truth Of these
seItions. In Lunalic Asylu the most melancholy
exhibition appears. The counenance is actually sod.
DIN and quite destitute neither mirh OF grief ever
visits il. Should sound Of the voice occur, il Is
rarely articuale.
With woeiul measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled."
Debility i most terrible and has brought thousands
upon thousands TO unmey graves, thus blasting the
ambition Of many noble youths II can Re cured by
the use Of this lnallihe Remedy.
II you suffering with arr II ii. -s9sc distress
ing ailments, the Fluid Extract Burhu will cure you
Try i and he convinced Of lis efficacy.
Beware of Qdaek Norifums and Quack Doctors.
who falsely boast OF abilities and references. Citizens
know and avoid them, end long suffering, money!
and exposure, BY sending calling for bottle Of this
Popular and Specific Remedy.
alllys al pain and inflammation perfectly plea
saniin It's taste and odor. but immediate in its action
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Esefmbofa's Extract Ruei.n

Il prepared directly according 10 the Rules 81 Phat.
macy and Chemistry. with the greatest accuracy aud
Chcmicalknovledge and devoted IN il conbina-
ton see Professor Devices Valuable Works on tho
Practice Of Medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
III The New York Herald saw. Of the rel,

ID The New York Herald says Of the relig-
ious services at the National Theatre in that
city on Sunday evening:
The Par,erre was filled with young boys who
Prowl about the streets, careless OF themselves
and unheedsd by others. The orchestra 8 s.
boxes and first gallery were pretty much occupied
by church-goiug people-probably by members
OF the reverend gehtIeman's own denominati on
the second and third galleries pretty much by .
Younger class Of persons, who probably came az
much from curiosity to attend preaching In a
theatre as TO listen TO the preacher on the good
tldings Of salvation. The boys seemed to enjoy
going to church In the theatre, for time at least
and before the doors Were open quite a crowd
was waiting on the pavement outside. AS soon
as entrance was had the seats were filed and be.
fore the services commenced every regular place
was occupied In the course OF the evening the
passages were likewise filed by persons who re-
mained during the service, so that so far as NUN
beIs are concerned the theatre preaching is a sue
cess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

ID The case Of Allibone and Newhall, at
PhiladslPhia, has been brought to a close, the
District Attorney having abandoned the case II
was shown that Mr. Newhall was creditor In
stead Of debtor to the Bank, and that all his ef-
forts swere directed towards the relief Of the in
stItution. With regard to Mr.. Allibone, the fact
that he himself held no less than seventeen hun
dred shares Of the stock, would seem to be con-
elusive OF the identity OF his nierests with those
OF the Bank, and It's downfall, therefore was his
pecuniary ruin. The developments brought out
by the trial, 20 to show that the Bank was insol.
vent for years before the final catastrophe, and
that the most severe loss to Its unfortunate stock
holders was the result of futile attempt Of Its
management to snstain IL In credit and position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS FOR THEHOL-
IDAYS, -
Old Wonder Eyes,
Aunty Wonder Stories,
MOtheIiess Children,
Play and Study,
howard and his Tea acher,
Night Caps,
A VIII and Way,
The Pleasure book,
The story Of Mr.. Fox,
The Ugly Ducklires,
History Of title Bo Peep,
The Tom ThnmD I.IbIaTJ,
seed Time and Harvest,
Life Of Washing ton,
Together with an immense assoTtme ent of Glft
Books for the Iitt foks, embraclng 900 kinds
ln ever variety OF styles sud prices. Call and look
over them. ID J. BlSdOP CO.,
2:6 Pa. avenue, under Willards'. and
de ls-lv sS8 Pa avenue nsar Al. street
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THE GREAT yITAk RESSENERAToR.

TRlESEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat
ent OF England, and secured by the Seals or the
Eoos de Pha4 macIe de Paris aud the Emperial Coz
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is invaluable for relaxation, s2ermAtorFhoes
and physlca exhaustion, and is q tonic.
No.2 completely eradlcates all traces Of those
diseases that have been herto treated by the nau
seous and pernicIous use Of copavla aud cubehs
No. has entirely supp lanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby lnsuring to the sufferer speedy
the venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, NO. /. 2, ard 5, are prepared In ths
lie carried II the walstcoat pocket. SOLD rs TN
CASES AND DIYIDEDlNTo sRPARATE DOS as admin
lstered BY NhPe2u, Lalleman, ROuK. RlooTd, s. G. /,
&c. Price IS each, or four cases in one for So.
which saves S3; aud IN z cases, Whsrely there Is
Saving of 81. To be had, wholesale and retail, II
DR.. BARROW. ISL Prince stI eet, New lOrk. I'm
medIatey receiving remittance, Df. Barrow will
forward the Triesemar to any part Of the world,
securely packed. and addressed according 10 the IN
structiOns of the writer. de IL Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

u Colonel Snowden, director OF the Mint az
Ph'lsdrlPhia In his annual report, states the total
goid coinage Of the United States including bars,
Tor Tue hseal year ending June 90, 1858, to have
amounted to $50 $50 500 20. Tie silver coinage
Ior tue same period announced to S5 ,233 ,2s7 "a.
Tne number OF cents coined was o, 400 coo. The
director recommends that the silver coin OF the
eniled States be made legal tender to the amount
fhfty or one hundred dollars In one lot. Asit
Is at present, the banks object to receiving them
In amounts over five dollars ut a time rhe bro.
kers In New York have put up notices at their
Windows Offering to sell {" United States silver
coias" al 4 to y per cent. discount -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

Eti.Is, between sth aud 18th streets, REPAIRS
- vtouns, Flutes, Pian0s, Aooordeons, Bautos.
Guitars, Musical lastrumsnts, 90. dele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

CtTHsoLIG ALMANae .s, = for 1883; price IS cts
s,.,.s~t, F.RssAEKLIN PHILP, Bookseller,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

A SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
AS the season is advancing I will close out the
FINE FURS
at very low prices: have sul very few sets of
REAL ERMINE,
CHINCHILLA. and -s
REAL SABLE,
on and, which are superb rich and rare guaran,esd
cheaper and superior TO the miserable trash manu
factured ex presSy for auction sales.
LEWIsSUN'S FUR STORE,
- so Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
III Just received, or nv own mauufaotufe, q
fresh LOT Of MDFFS. of every description. and q
few large Circular Capes for children. De II 2v
SECONG GRANp OPENING oE FASHION
- ABLE WINTER BONNETs
MRS. HELLER invites the ladies Of Washing
M <tOnand vicinity 10 her Grand opening -
sSxge%fD %DW WINTER ~ !, = e HATS and LADIES' -
HGlR. pREssEs. coRsErs. of snS
FRENcH FLOWERS and FEATHERsOfsIi
Ladies, don't forget TO call on THURSDAY.
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, as she will have an
opening every week this month, and until further
No. 81 Market Space. between 7h and sth sta.
de7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
02O PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE. 000

$50 rkNNsfL'ANiA AVENUE $50
h. SEMKEN, JvwELKR, has this day opened in
beautiful display, for ins spectiOn, TEN THoUsArD
more or less, valuable, useful and ornamental arti-
cles most prOprate for Christ and New Years
Presents, emb aclng fine Wa tohes, Tich JeweIry,
sterIlng Silver Ware, and choice Plated Ware, and
French Fancy Articles. Please call
n. SRMkEN,
$50 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS
N. B.-Just opened, a new lnvOlce OF the well
known School "a atches for boy s. from s8 to Sl2 so
warranted time Keepers de l8- r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
GOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS.

Having just received my fresh supply Of kns
French C0nfectlons and Bon Bons from the krst-
class houses-Msillard AID strudier q Co.. New
YORK, am prepared To furnish Gil parties IN hsst-
o'ast style. at cheapest rat.s. will have usual
my large supply of large Fruit and Pound Cakes.
for the Chrisfmss HOLIDAYS. with ell the little eject
sYas for Christmas trees. Small hne Cakes every
DAY fresh. Also, Ices. Jelles. Chsriots fine faney
Pyramids, &c-, 10. made 70 order ana ON rand for
every sized party. My cvn personal supervltiOn
given % all parties. Servants abd ware furnish sd
st low rates. ALL ash 4 q TAR trisl.
q. WEAVER, S4f Pa. avenue.
N. h. My health havinx improved slnoe ne ss.t
GUNNER, have not sold nay sstAbsishment, "a al
vertsed; neither 10 " for sale nov.
dssSv 80. I.F -F Lew,
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIEs.

M 4. FRANCE 60 co, MhNAGERs.
These Lotteries are drawn by State thority. and
under the superintendsnce OF State Commissioner.
sons no wish 70 purchase tickets. can, with conf
dehoe; bay IN the Mary and IotterIes-as there has
never been estI0n 10 their Legality fairness
ofdTswing, and no prize sold but what was promptly
paid.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK,
To BIZ DRAwNIN BALTIMORE CITY EVERY AFTER
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LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK,

MONDAY.
WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY Class As
10 be drawa on Monday, Dec 10Th,
79 numbers-l4 drawn
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