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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
PROF. DE GRATH,s PRACTICE.

PROF. DE GRATH'S PRACTICE.
Sheriff cured in night by De Grath's Electric Oil
LETTER FROM DIR. KEYSER. ...
Pittsburg, May Goth lS5G-PRoF. De GRATH, 80
South Eighth st. Phil have a remarkable cure
Deputy Sheriff Kerr of Pitsburg had very swollen
gave instant relief. He has recommended the oil to
others afflicted with Rheumatism in which the results
most satisfactory. Truly yours,
GEO. II. KEYsER.
Great Cures-Citizens Read!
Rheumatsm-Mr Joseph Bartle, Myrtle Street
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately
Piles.-Charles Sexton Esq., ex-Mayor of Camden
says six applications cured him. Also, cured his Rheu-
matism. II ..-
Neuralg ia-Mr David Manu. 400 Vine Street, says
he great sufferer, but the oil cured him. So says
II Grant, Esq: 5l7 North Eight Street.
Croup.-This Oil is intallibe for Group Ask lady
at the Girtrd House.
CAUTION.-There numerous limitations sprung up
the reputation that my article has acquired. The
public must beware. They worthless.
Philadelphia, Sept. lst 1856.
Prof. De Grath Dear Sir.-I must inform you of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced from
the application ofyour Electric Oil The was that
of girl of eight years of age who terribly afflicted
with scrofua and discharge from the knee The leg
became contracted to literally bury the heel in the
hip. 1t had been in this state for about twelve months
and finding nothing in the whole 'Maeria Medical" to
have any effect give relief, | finally procured a
bottle of your Eectric OiF and gave it the mother
directing her to apply it to the parts along the
racted sinews which had the effect of making the leg
nearly one-fourth straight in abount six hours The
application of the Oil continued for about three
weeks using only six bottles and the nearly
perfectly straight JOHN Fl. McEWIN, NJ. D.,
1872 Caowh Street.
For Sale in Charlotte by DR.. E. Nye Hutchinson & Co.
Nov %, 1858
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Spurgeon the London sensationist preacher,
sometimes gets off good thing out of the pulpit
however stupid he may be in it. A London letter
to the portland State of Maine says: "a brother
minister called to see him day, rang the bell,
and when the servant came to the door, the Rev.
told him to inform Mr. S. that servant ofthe Lord
wished to have an interview win him. The mess
age was delivered to Mr.. Spurgeon. Hum, ha,
servant of the Lord-tell the person see him,
l am very busy with his MASTER"
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WHEAT WANTED.

The subscriber having purchased the Steam Flour
ing Mill in this place, is prepared to buy Wheat for
which he will give the highest market price in cash.
Flour, Bran and Meal for sale at the MILL dev-
cred wherever desired in town. .., .a..-. u.
JOHN WILKES.
Charlotte, August 10, 1853. 2l-tf.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
CHICKERING g. SONS
Medal Pianos

The subscriber, resident ofWilmngton n. c., being
agent for the above Frm-the only that has recev
ed 81 different Prize Medals at different State Fairs
invites the attention of purchasers he sells the
Boston Cash Prices, showing IA different styles of
Pianos, varying from 1925 to $1,000.
Bsisn Pianos tuned and repaired.
T. A. BOHNSTEDT.
Wilmington, Aug 81, 1858. ly
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

An object of ''interest:" A girl whose income
is three thousand dollars year.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11

A man went into printing Office tie beg paper.
because" he sad eve like to read the newspapers
very much, but our neghbors are all too stingy to
take one"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
DIR. CHAMPIONS
VeSe table ASUc Pills.

safe and certain for Chils and Fever Fever
and Ague in all its complicated forms, and is also
eectual remedy for Fevers of every description This
medicine is perfectly safe and harmless in its effects
and may be given with perfect safety to of all
ages. 1t fails to effect when taken accord
ing to directions accompanying each box. 1t purely
vegetable, containing deleterious drugs mineral
medicines of any kind
DIR. CHAMPIONS Anti-Billious, Anti
Dyspeptic, Purifying and Cathartc Pills-The
most reliable and safe remedy in Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsf Cosveness, Sick headache, Sick stomach, bill
lious habits indigestion, and all that class of diseases
arising from dsordered condition of the stomach.
bowels blood liver. 1t is entirely vegetable and
contains deeteriou drug medicine, and is of
the best cathartics recommended.
Price, % cents per box.
For sale by F. Scarf Co. and by NJ Ross, Charlotte.
F. NJ. Swyer & Co., Proprietors,
June IA, 1858. Bellerle, Illinois.
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Great Southern Remedy.
Jacobs Cordial,

For Bowel DISEASES, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, DIARR-
HEA, CHOLERA MoRBUs, BILIOUS collie, CHOLERA
FANTUM. Also, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO DIS
OF FEMALES, most especially painful menstrual
ton.
THE virtues of Jacobs Cordial we'll known to
require encomiums.
lst 1t cures the worst of Diarhpa,
I'd 1t cures the worst forms of Dysentery,
Sd 1t cures California Mexican Diarrhua
4th 1t relieves the collie,
9Th 1t cures cholera morbus,
9th 1t cholera inflntum,
18th 1t cures painful menstruation,
9Th 1t relieves pain in back and loins,
9th 1t counteracts nervousness and despondency
10th 1t restores Irregularities, -.
18th 1t dispels gloomy and hystercal feelings
18th It's admirable tonic
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-11
CHARLOTTE FOUNDRY
AND

Machine Factory.
The undersigned begs leave to call the attention of the
public the fact that he is ready to fill all orders
for making Steam Es1 ines, hydraulic Cot
tom Presses and all kind of Machinery.
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS
in Iron and Brass other metals MADE AT SHORT
NOTICE AND REDUCED PRICES Particular atten-
tion given to the making and repairing of Thrashing
Machines Horse Powers, Cotton Gins, Mill Work. and
Agricultural Works of all kinds.
BIacksmithing, Jobbing Work, Wagon Work, and
Horse Shoeing done with dispatch.
Old Iron and Brass Castings bought at the Foundry,
or taken in exchange for Job Work. Wood and Pro-
visions of all kinds taken in exchange for Blacksmith
ing.
All Work must be PAID FOR when
DELIVERED, cash has to be paid for every thing
necessary to carry the establishment.
B All orders for work must be specified in writing
so that the work and specifications may agree.
\ supply of Anthracite Cos constantly on hand for
sale.
This the only Foundry in the State that casts
day Except Sunday)
ESs@ All contracts connected with the concern must
be made with t.e undersigned alone.
J. A. FOX Proprietor
Charlotte, N. C. Nov. &c. 1858 If
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rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGA AND LIVER ME-
l. DICINES before the public, a
milder,
II is not only CIdrc but Lio remedy acting
Luer eject its morbid then bowels
to off that thus accomplishing
ally without the painful feelings
tos of most Cthaics 1t strengthens the
time that it and when daily
= will stremgthen and build it up with unusual rapidy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-13

VN, ANTED A TEACHER To TAKE CHARGE
w of BuFEALOw ACADEMY, situated Ii miles
north east Of Rslelgh pleasant and healthy ncigbor
hud Nome need apply unless they bring ample testimony
Of scholarship aud g,,od moral character
Apply to II. w. MONTAGUE
Secy. BID Trustees, 10. csvil!c. y. C.
The next Session Of Butalw Academy will begin the
Sd MONDAY in January, lSas Any pumbcr 1t boys can
ge, bnard in the neghborhn xlo per month,
including fuel. Washing. lights, servants, &c.
By order Of the Trustees.
II. ". MONTAGUE, Sec,y.
December q, 1883. lV.-td.
q Register cupy.
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N. C.. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPAa1ngxs, n. CO.
Jan T. lSs9. {

n. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTnExT, n. CO.
Jan Il, 1859.
- this office until 10 O'clock. A. H. sih of February
next for the purchase Of &s"OO Of N C. State Coupon
Bonds issued under An Act Incorporate the Western
North Railroad Company" and running thirty
years frun LIST January, 1859.
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest at
per cent per annum attached payable LIST January and
July in each year. ...-
The principal and will be payable at the Bank Of
the Republic New York unless where the party prefers tn
have them payable at the Treasury Of the State.
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the acceptance
Of their bids deposit the amount Of their bids nciu
ding the accrued interest," 10 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 q, Ra-
leigh, N. C. sf Er
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Governos
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President
the Bank Of the Stale
D. W. COURTS,
...--t. Public Treasurer.
January 1859. ...-....- I'D
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
OFFER FOR RENT the homestead property lately own.
Il ed and occupied by Calvin Jordan Esq., situated in the
northwestern part 81 the City This property cs:sts II
Terms moderate to Or two g'od tenants Apply to
q. L. BAGWELL
Agent fur Owners
Raleigh, Nov. %, 1858. 4s-wst.
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The Sta4asfa.
LEeIsL l9URe o. k0Rfi CAR0i1NA.

LRGlsLA 9URG OF NORTH Carolina.
xs.Ar.5...lo. iSss.
SENATE
Ths Senate v,s called 10 order q Is O'Clock.
. Il. C.n.inshan moved 70 dispense vi'h The
reading q the journal
". Cowps oajsesed
The clssk procccdci Cor some time-tthe task II
reading this journal may be infrsyvd fpm sie 6sct
thss tie ayes and noes hsd to be rcd ovsr ot Sr~er
than forsy-eighi timss)
The Speaker rulsd Ia iAvr Of ID being rad
NJ. Houston dv.iresl 10 stzte the point The
journal VS. long and unintcsessina and Il was dis
graceful TO the senate and thc u covered
up The bstisr lie rvjoicrd that he had no hand In
sach . d.Fsesfal nsaisss-INr. Turner interrupted
claimed NJ. lloustoo-t am determined not 10 be
interrupted BY any ooc. Mr. Houston Tvpca;~i that
the Journal was loas and undressing. and be
Cd 10 suspend the further reading.
The Speaker ruled that The Journal must be rad
Ar. Turner aruee 10 reply TO Mr. llousloa bot
Vas called 10 order by the chair.
Nr. Hill continued and Rad tin near I O'Clock.
md was evidently falling.
The assistant clerk took the Journal 10 prcccrd
with the rvadins.
Mr.. Turner objected. and Mr. Hill esa,inus.i To
the end
Mr.. Co~per took exception to an entry on the
journal relative "a . motion by NJ. Miller In rein
scst the name cf W. n. 6raham an the iss a mag
istrascs for Orange county insisting that he. tMf.
III had made usat motion and he drsiscs the re-
cord to DC c"rrcctci he aise took Other exceptions
Ihts wd 10 lcnsshcncsi diseussica
Mr.. Hc.l-oc insisted the Journal Was cosrcet In
regard 10 the iirSt osJcctiuo.
Mr. Mcl'unsla CSPSakcr al the time these entries
wcrc madcJ went the whole ussisss ia tlse mmt
clear and precise manner aud endorsed tho vntries
on the Journal
Mr. Cowpvs insisted he vas right and drsnand~d
the eosreetioa-
right. and he argued IN sbo~ Il, and that TO make
the alteration suggested by Mr. Co~rrs. would he
to put sceo''i there to show what "a. no; 80 IN
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!, a..
Y -, - ~ ssa,fusd Comtmn, ,
w.. snd made the sssec,,f "a fsS
s""~s q IL eesceA 'a9 ia 10
-. ms neauuzas ma.
~. uebestal. she an 81.
GO - Ssa "qnifanchs 81 .he m,'aom te
r.. - - ~ t.Atn up sa iis ,l,,S ~ aud
/. -. 80 nc mad voted an a,s a.. 4 ~ .sans
sx :, ~. :" esfhsfge bonds ie ~, Wien
- - -. -, = ss''s~ I'd duty. lle Ina @ 's'ad
A. -. ~. "t use sec"id stattnr Md ssaarts
a's approved ed taUi sd. 'aa iomd
~ -, -, a.. - aAe sasaived he a,.S. sa
Sss -. use e"sssnor was aii,r.S In he
80 - - us@sts! sdheali haasu,os ~ pun hA
49, a.. INC fseee'tse taa,sioa ~ s'9 saNe
go - ca. A"s'Aes taassm VA. a. .S had
~ "I StAis .s'sa'. wit,sA had ,.o,,As "1nts
n. 's =, rSsasaa't'e ssanp wag CO. ,sgn%
sntn see hss hs s4~,a,r,,,,1 ps' ~
AA"'s ~Hs nrsird- lie could ma ,'s s@ tie
~. -, hT
| a.. .-sS-s &n Rsntf,amed-ssus a..
c .ne s.s'as 70 Ice issiard h., 49,. use ,a's
| s's 80 hha Cd 1 al pep eps - a'aif
Se s1ssaa :. lesscl add cssas Gu si,r ,.% &
.ss..s sa,.a tsss's and paid rs,s "a ,l ~ VISA
80 60 s y. Nc, 'aaeafs sa'd &c &c l,a A. e'
x,csn. N ,nsl, a. - tbe LrgiSAa,se ~.
| .tJ4"Sssais"fis sboala .ra,Ss. 's
.L-..ss ~ "''sa W. The tssaa ti,a ,i,a X,e' @
20 - a ca =" i@f tl,tSe i.,aa. ~
~, So .sIa,s1 70 some "dhef lr,..r WV
80. - - .s4'aa'ae" she sfsais iln ,asA,n,s
's'H :" . '@"s9 ts Saausp ai,r ~.
-, -, r.. a. ~ss sstaes frssid"d See, H..
- A.. =, A ass and aasia apa lad.
- - - -" u'ea'as GO Tie bfl llp IA, =
-. - 49,. a.. hn'f'ts N sbe nuar ins
a. ~ a. ~ Log fsSssssag Cd thp ssmr aud .ss
u. g w ''fs'iss 90 tsp StHiPs spsaa,I.o.
,,Or,,,,.,s.sr.,.. re saeaS - ias postum sa so
A. =. -. -. a e'''s s"aa Mas sqsssnps.
- -, -. asaa sH"'ss'f ssetad lp aaatps
M, - -. fs
ss.,,,,s =. - 49, az. 90 ts'sr Ntais,s si,osa,
sr.,..,d -. Ys pena Ns''a ti'pF DID al do
ssIl-so ,,nrs a,s - a'''', s" Nae s,a,qap
fs shissr vc.r. /, So ,,',a. i',''lsf as-ae
ss,uo VIM 4. ... - e. aetaA 'afs
ed IN ~. rsss "a -. - eH's '~'la le a~a
.,.,ss ,nr a.. n 1. - - a. esE'"i tsr Saap
~ , IN tn. - "a pe@'se9e :" siae Serlrrs
In ,sr ,,,rs.,,s - e. 's f"d b. Ia
sn.;.srd ,hs ,ss,s a., a., 80 ~ =. Ha''a a. d.
she l.e.s.l.,are Raj r.s a. - .s ea"e sa
u.sr,rl a. 90, - -, -. s'sr da'ss
go, nsxs~.ss, 80, a., 80 IA "tiaafs
n, Tc.,w. 10 a.. - " s.'a"eeeSh
and ia..,r,c,.i a.. ps,,s.a' "a "@''saat q ieeN
- .,-S.,ss,..s - ANa ''a'a"h tatta@d IN
49, So -. ~.,..ss "s'P gwen aud ~ when
n, In.ra ,,,,r.,,.,.s "a. A.. e.
N, 81. -. a.. -. "a, ss Tug
/ a. - N asT 'U "'a "eaFtssRid
| a.. n. --~s..s ~ss B'''aa'a 10 eal.aa@
", ,u,.ss.- -. -. ,
-. ...r.-A...-.. - Aa''a'a'a'sn =" Nj Cow
- Co., : ~ - -. a. '~''se ou1 Nhn'd
a. $50. -. - a. 49, M ehSh value ID al
-, =. -, go :. -. S'''s ~,''
- ~. pas sA.s my Gates aii's
a a. A.. ,as 80 '''' '''l''.'n'
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x,rrpr1Is CELEBRATED

KITTRELLS CELEDnaAcN
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.
-AvING DETERMINED 70 MOVE SOUTH
next Fall otsr for sale my valuable arm 10 me
comfy IF Granville situated Immediately On the haegn
and CASTOR Railroad containing wy acres OF
400 Of which is in original gruwf part under eums
fion being well adapted to the t"oacco: Sa -
wheat &c The improvements are 1000, consss.'nk ~
lsrre and cmmodious dwelling with all necessary III,
BUILDINGS together with Circular Saw and ut.s' A
sso Store House at kttres Depot which consoseo
fine place for business. IL, 81 ~.
My MINERAL SPRINGS, located within mile OF !ne
Railroad are considered very valuable The wafer nas
been found BY analysis to possess medicinal qSaes
first order and has cured of the most "ost'nate
Of Scrofdls and effected many remarkable cures IN ohI
diseases ner the patient had been 'ncnao
bv the best physic;ans-sll Of which can be
by the evidence Of many respectable men, These
have been largely parnized for several years oS
MANY Of whom have been permanently cured ana az sPeaN
fyraby of the beneficial effects ut the waller nave aso
heen under the necessity Of refusing abundance ID nun
des Of visitors wishing The water whom was VI"
prepared to accommodate. - e,:.
Per. 8 wishing embark in this business. VIII ma
an opportuuty rarely with. The ioeat.o0 the soSsn
apes of The Farm and Mills together with the
merits of the water all combine to reuder TINS one u Tue
most desirable situations in the COUNTY
For fur her particulars, those wishing to purchase can
call and examine nr themselves get any inform t"n oy
addressing me at E.treTs, GSuncHe C1ssfS ~:
Kittrell's. n. c.. April l. 1883. S"-N
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oo010 b Nd UUDnV u - - tmsxS0 % IN ensSsH
iavuossd ;-soa - 80 ~ IN d a. sssss.. az
ss.olosoes sutaisss& q os6ers 10 . os.,rvr On uv
past iassa3ea 10 iapsarA no msas character a. ~.
is;esisa bot 10 drssd The truth md The history az
ssapscsiua n which every ssnslns hss On iusssuss
Mr. Cospes would pcs insist thss the asme uas
On When passcd on hv The t5ouss l,us a ma an
lie insisted On hts ssos;oa
- II. As1ss nossa 10 hy he s.ns;oa on he t.i,s
NJ. Pool called sor shs ayes sod noes
The vote seesllsd-sye "a 10 H. sssscs rarity
vote sscsps NssssS Doasru ssd Ramsay wse scssd
With The @sjosiiy.
Leave q shs-.os ..s s.,s.ss 10 NJ. pllard On
account a sirkncss In his lsmily.
On mssioa q Nr. cunaisxh.sa. de Senate ,sss
Q rccs~ IN - ossork.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
nhe Senate again mrs al "a oe,cck.
Mr. Houston ,sisuisrsd rrss,as;oa 10 sassnd the
su.pend ,bs rules Lie. over enc day.
Ibc House ncsaiaaiions So msssssssscs Soc tseise
stttsonal cuunssrs uesc cpocusscd h ustsous uP3e
sisica
Mr. Turner rnevcd his eajcrsica 10 The numtss
a msGsssssscs appointed tie hsd taken the isculse
With ASSISTANTS 10 ascertain the number spd bad
eosasrd isss. Tic ecssssssvd shi. wrong by sc.
Ievins that numb4 tho dcshc burdens sssv thsesn
on Other citizens In uu~S;ns The rods lie spoke
Of the impry,.es pessaas prepoesd and sara ps..
csrded 10 give hi. rasnss Ss tbe nasarso~s. o3ce-
sioas urxvd BY him. wa. thsi Assesscsn, hid scsa
objected 10 IN the d casssrn and he .hsrrssc
os5cetrd 10 bespccssts IN ushss cascs lie tiscn
msds lcnxsheacd final sxpisn,iioa of hi. sseses.
mined oPposstsoa and usshdfws all further c,spo.s-
ton
NJ Leach would pursue the same course again
should The cppcstunisy be s6csticd lie hsd duly
Nh a IL
trolling tn1pencr ss magistrates
M iioassea replied 10 ~. !aaes. ss'e iasshes
s.ps.a.s's"s ~sre msds b Aessfs Turner and
Ccspr
The Fsnssinins counties no Disposed d uesv
tbs. OCCURRED IN
NJ Turner MOVED 10 take Jchn.soa from The
Table.
M Hssue oaS~es~t A"ssou r1ctrd
M Martin moved 10 sdSosssn siii j" eea"eS To-
ucsros.
Mr. Leach called fcs The ayes and noes AdosAed
House ~ COMMONS
The House Assembled II 10 oeiecx-
nrscuAiss
w. pancy. from the executive ccsnfni'tee a ;se
North Carniina Agricultural Assesssiioa.
srrcRfs rnos ssAses>e ccysrstEs
VI. Williams. fsvn lhr ccssmissrs On The Insane
Asyium. o~Ics~d 10 be printed
". stsafurd from ii,r cosmisise On Cherokee
lsnds
Nr. Saith. from the Judiciary cossmiisrc
w. Love. from the cunnitire on Internal Iss-
pscvcsncnts.
Ar. Nccrc. a Martha from the cosnsnItsce on Coz.
po<stions.
W. Hill. a Halifax. from the same corumitsreA
ass"trunSs
Nr Sh~sT;ll Q mrsposssl and sv<c,s.son IN Gsos
a Al~xsndrr Clarke.
Mr. Chsnisrs In fssos a Calvin W. wsdicy.
We nsrSsos, In sx.or ~ u~,,,.ruso I,..so
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CIRCULAR
For the PlaalerS Of Va. and y. G..

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,.s.,rr IA :. ~ -. r.os. ~ 49, 80 ~, y
n1,nc.,..n, q, .,. .,. - - ,n h ~ l.. ~ -.
,, ~ .r,.,.,f ~ -. -, 81. y. . 49,, !" ~"
,,'., ,ts, ", ~ ~ W '. -, , "e"'s w
-, =, ,m T,1n ,'.s.n ISTrvv".T >''os ctSS'a! w
f. a., 80, s ~, -, .,'-,.. ,.,
i: ,, -, ~ ,"c P'.s scar "es oSr" "oes "ey
u - . w, ~ ":c ck.seu w tss",a' uaac. "
"a -. ""S", w" S"'yss,s ~ esS,Shs! i'sassm
contemplation. !" inc "sT'n"hr sH wss sha'ss aud d"ah'
Lmcrsns a. We we're Dem ser.c IT Wild s'.'u.''u and
"NS :" ss"as"ss sn" WINE "c ",cs" mssAc'> nave MT
'ssPuasu :" .ss sAlsS's"s sn,rt-ss vet al sss.cs
VI 'ps,as M nave "anar'%N"a ps""raer sna sds
"'c'; ",e ms"c ".'"c'. ana smc rsso ns"asmety. 60
I<e.a'! "v "a"se'"n"y ,"'csr>I y. hs particular de-
ra.'mc" Tue present VII Dc year I" peculiar 'n'ssess
WIN sleek TAR 'hH " last year--an anticipated sh-'ss
c,P-a Constantly increasing d-'"a.d-ibc srca' cssc Il
the m.'cy market and The rs"raiin Il e'ahdc"er aud.
ory"nd a 10, cslre'.d snf-r"'h! II The rrc>cn' enp
WI have ITS Que weight; and wr. thesch'sc. c'anvay
'k tr an a,"Iaed market Again The serasi'"n IT the
bsN"s VI hc Mems"No MAStvscrrssn ~ The saf''us
harse's s,ner tue '"n.'nc'rn Ut the fs.s 1sr "'sp
r has stimulated ""r BUYERS :" rvncwsd rsrs'.ns sud
the pr>cn w DC governed BY The liberal spirit which h,s
hcre"t"c ch'r'c'crfd thrn ]" 'hsc II "'r friends.
'',.tcrc VIII" have h"e Manufacturing snps wc
with Confidence. send y'a nbscnp ." Richmend. Fine
yel"w bacr' Tor Wrappers d be PACKED in bpxcs
II produces graf difficulty estimating weights. kr We
Er h..2s,rad of thousand pounds = biz ~
hunlrcd. IL the quality !. r- We ~oald advise Jack
nicely IN Heres 'f hast 'e,hcad' =" Sc'rh fnn' i've To
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Mr.. E. BURKE HAYWOOD HAVING RE.
II sumed the practice ri Medicine oilers his
services 10 the citizens Of Raleigh and its vicinity.
January 8. lsS3. s-sm.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE.
SrRING SESSION, 1850.
TuVnE EXERCISES OF NEXT SESSION will Commence
l. Oh WEDNESDAY, the lsth of Jan'y 1889, and close
the LIST Thursday in June. Pupils should be present the
first week.
TERMS FIVE xoNrHs-(P PAYABLE HALF II ADvAHcI9
Bmrd including lights washing fuel &c, $67 5J
ENGLISH acc,,rypv To advancement HEX $lS, II s.,
Latin, Greek, French. German, Music, Painting. &c.
Extra. Appiyt to
E. E. PARHAM, A. II, Pr->'t.
January I, 1859. l-w8sw6w.
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL,
LOCATED Ten MILEs SOurH OF CLAkksvILLC, Va.
VIVHE SPRING TERN OF lsas COMMENCES It'll
Il January
For other information address the Principal,
Il. H. GRAVES
Brownsville r. o., Granville e.. y. {.
December 2, 1855. 43-w5t.
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ERESH BUCkWHEAT-
IL Pine Apple Cheese.
Sugar House Syrup,
Cranberries, &C.,
For sale BY
JONES MOORE
December s. 1858. iV2-im.
q Register copy month.
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a PPLICATlON WILL. BE MADE TO THE
"A present General Assembly tor ch,r;e build
Bridge the Cape Fear river in the county rf liar.
ne,i ut point between McAsers Ferry aud Ram
Falls.
December II, 1858. lV6-lm.
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-HE SUBSCRIBER PROPOSES TO OPEN
- the 10Th Of JANUARY next in HiIisburu'. the
premises lately occrped by the Rev. Mr.. Burwell, for
school purposes Classical School for limited number of
boys between the ages of 10 and L. None but good boys
need apply.
TERxs:-Tuon go per session of five months
BOARD sig per month, odgng fuel lights and washing
included Excellent board DC. may also be had in desr-
bic families in the town.
Further particulars made known on application.
VII. H. OWEN.
Hillsboro', Dec. II, 1859. lost
~. Spirit of the Age insert times.
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NORTH-CAROLINA.c AsIMEREs. -
EVEKY GRADE, COLOR AND PRICH-e.ll and MT
- ronissahe Otd North State
September %, IsSs. 10
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BOOK BINDER,

BOOK BINDER,
THE OLD STAR OFFICE,
(OHposite tie Prssbye-ia" Church,
RALglGn, n. C.
"HE UNDERSIGNED RESP ECTFULLY
informs the Citizens Ut Raleigh and the vicinity gc:
binding Of Ner.pap~rs Nayusists aud Periitas ii all
kinds aud in any STYLE plain Ornamental On Modera'c
terms Address
J. J. CHAPLIN.
...- Raleigh, y. c.
January g. 1879, sly
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NOTICE.
VNHEBE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD At TIE
IL Court House, in the City of Raleigh, MONDAY.
the 18th Of January next. for Mayor niue Commission
ers for 1859.
u. II. BROWN.
N. B. ROYSTER, ,,
p. F. PESCCD. 1"NPee'"'s
J. LlTChFORD,
December 90. 1858. lr7-td.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY.

BE Sure you find the Right Place.
Zone door abors r. Smitl. G~aer.)
MO BABY RATTLES. nor Telegraph Dispatch frum
~ the Queen large and well selected Stock u.
Fancy and staple Dry Clouds. Hats, Csps Boots Shues
de- Il" ihs newest and best styles and prees To
With any house in the Market he Presdens not
selves. : -
h. l. EVANS.