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FIEWEY & CO.'S AMBROTYfE GAL,
~ LERY, No. Il2 Fifth street, between me and
BacS Cincinnati, Ohio Photographs enored ~ on.
ApIbrotypes, plain Photographs aud MelainotyS'es
taken at tire lowest prices and satsiac ION warranted
ehjldrens pictnt6s taken IN shortest possible t'ne
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

nRS. HAMLEN ~ SMITH, Dentists,
~ No. 3 West Fourth street. :. l.. llamlen, sue
seedsd Dr. NJ Rogers, Dentist in 1850. II X: Smith,
late Professor of Mechanical Dentistry in the Ohio
College of Dental Surgery. lB
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

MUSGRAVE's GAS STOVES AND
4NA GAUZE GAS BURNERS, No. 272 Sixth st.
The cost of stoves to cook for small family is about
the same a common stove. BY the estimates of
sSmS the labor saved is worth all the gas consumed
l30
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
NTNCTNNATT ORNAMENTAL COMPO-

~ SITI0N WORKS and GLIDING ESTABLISH; !;
MHNT, No. 1856 Sycamore street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. THOMAS Bows, Proprietor Dlanunc
lures to order, and keeps constantly on hand, Pier
and Mantel Mirrors Window COrnices, Portrait and
Picture Frames, of all sizes and the latest styles
oVals in the wood, and MOuldings, constantly ON
hand. The trade aud dealers supplied on easy terms.
l1S
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

Holm GETZ, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
20 WHITE FLINT, GREEN q BLACK GLASS
WARE, No. Sycamore street, near steamboat land
ing, and between Front and Columbia, Cinstanati.
Cut plain aud pressed Flint Glassware Black, Wine,
Brandy, Porter, Hook or Catsvba, Claret or Beer
Bottles together with quart, pint and half-pint
Flasks, Demijohns, Lanterns, &c, &C., &c Country
merchants orders solicited and filled at low prices
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Of
u FICEs-In ST. Louis, Mo, at No. Il Vine street
10 years established; also, in Cincinnsti o. at No. 25
Bast Fourth streetoyer years established, Letters
will receive answer. !. b. BURBBAYGE, Pro-
priator. li2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

1t sews from two ordinary spoos, thus avoiding the
trouble OF winding. 1t silk, linen threads and
common spool cotton with equal facility, aud is so
simple in its construction and arranged that a
young girl of ten years could operate it,.
The sales-rooms No. 7, under the Burnet House
on THIRD STREET, where the Machines will be
exhibited with pleasure to any one who may call.
w. B. COLEMAN,
Sole Agent for the Western and Southwestern States
BB- Postofice Box 392. 263
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S B. COoMBS, VENITIAN BLIN u
% Mandatory, No. 236 Vine street, Cincinnati,
Window Shades, Buf Linen, and Cambria Curtain
Goods, wholesale and retail. McCOrd's old stand. As
ehoap as the cheapest AZ good ~ the hest We aim
10 pleaso II
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EOALMER's LIQUID BLANC DE PERLE

II is becoming the universal favorite Of the ladies;
II is compounded strictly scientific principles, and
It contains nothing that possibly prove imuri-
Gus to any ono, those who are DESTROYS Of llndlng
really harmless skin beauer are invited TO give TINS
exquisite preparation ono trial For sale by Druggists
generally. SOLON PALMER, Agent,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
q No 36 West Fourth Street
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

ENDRESS' NATIONAL COFFEE AND
IL DINING SALOON, 2l4 Vine street, Cd door be-
low theater. Oysters, Coffee, Meals and Dinners,
served up in superior style, at all hours:
N. Il. An elegant Ladies' Dining and RefreHhment
Saloon attached, and conducted in the most satsiac
tory manner. 3S
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
PHRENOLOGY.

DRoF. L. N. FOWLER, OF THE FIRM
IL of Fowler a Wells New York, will commence
course of lectures IN Smith Nixons Hall, Cincin-
NATL on the 18th Of March, lS59 1856
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
N Of WATCHES, of every description, opening
this day, February 22d, at our new store, No. $50
Walnut street, The attention of the trade " re-
spectfully iRYited. ,, . ,,,,,,, ,,n
lbl HUGHES * DOkIANb.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
SEWS WITH A DOUBLE THREAD,
Which can In q moment be changed
to a Single One.
PRICE, S35 AND $40
The N. Y. Sewing Machine
Company,

In Offering this Machine to the public in competition
with SO many other machines, say, in perfect conf
dence, that they are fully satisfied it is the very best
DOuble-Thread Machine now manufactured, for the
following reasons:
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FIRST.

1t Is single and double.thread combined and, as
many kinds of work require only single thread,
thore will be q corresponding saving of cotton.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

GEALS.-State, Court, Corporation, Notary
- Public, Ecclesiastic, Lodge and all other Seals
designed and engraved to order. Also, Wax Seals
for Private and Official nse.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
SECOND.
THIRD.

1t makes irn elastic stitch, which will not ravel,
though every third stitch is cut.
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TAPER ROX FACTORY.-The oldest

THIISH & KIRK, Attorneys at Law, No.
70 Selves Building. south side Third st., between
| Main aud Walnut. Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
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From the Legal lu,eHgsueer VI loth Sept. lsss.l
BENTON,S ABRIDCENENT
DEBATES Of CONGRESS.

D. ArrIrfoS Co, NEW Yoak.
THESE VOLUMES contain the most satisfactory Polisi.
i CO. History If the United States and the bsss Bosr
plies Of our Oratnrs and great Statesmen.
The Debates Of Congress have beer scrung Tor 20
hl 10 large vouTe cost $50. ard too volunsinous
for st duvians litter I, reed To search through.
Tley have been crysiai1ed By Gil Benton. che right
in the right places" compressed whoa, impairins
their gritty and anay Index gives instant
to any sui ct or to any speaker.
The Arun ens both sides Of al the great cuessiors
are fully stated, fresh As they fell from the men o. repc~
lie our Constitution. the study ii which ecva,es the po
clan into the stacsn the theory Of the Cosstiiatioa
the powers Vi the OF Congress; Of The Sapreme
Court; Of each S'ate Of every ter Our r,tious With
n various Party Pla,Grms; Free Trade; Protection;
Tariffs Slavery; Negro Citizenship; Finance; the hank
Question; Paper Currency; Appropriations fr Public
buildings; National improvement and Defence and al the
all the f ms Of eoqunce are By 81 this literary
bic laid from 1889 to the present time made audible The
prese, generation The reader Is p ced in affinity with
the Tans who formed the Constitution and made the laws
their patriotism. knowledge cm their sta,ssmapshr and
wisdom fran their Inspiration.
The biographies Of our graf Statesmen substantially
form National History The best biography Of man
is the record Of what he said and did on great occasions
when his powers at the stretch Such Biographies are
given in these volumes at 1.-THE Of the bulk and
Of labored persona histories by partial friends.
We commend work to the liar which chronicles manv
OF the brilliant Efforts Of her sons-whch records the cv.
dcnce that man capable Of seEgovenmen, and which
sheds light on the study Of ali impending political aucs.
tons, while our government la.ts
Each Volume contains about four years Of Debates and
sells for g. price that puts within the reach of ali Who
who wish to understand he history and working Of 90;
National Institutions
November 90. 1853. 9s-tf
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LATE PUBl.iCATlONS.

WnAr WILL NE DO WITH n, By Sic p~i.w
rue LAND AND The BOOK. o, ssss<.i ns~ss,,.
tons drawn from The MsnsssS saa Casseas xs.sss
and Serne-y of the Holy LAID: ny ". n. IAeasss D. n
With uumssuas msrs and sesr~sisgS
HISTORY OF civitizArioS N ENGLAND; ny
Henry yh.ass Haekle.
CHARITY GREEN. OF he varieties sf Love: Hy IL
od.sv usrsnans.
AGNEtL on CtlESS-Nsw Es.ssosI
THE SECURING OF ftlE WHITE HORSE % Ne
Long Vacation Rambls d losdes Clsk ~ sssAss II
"Tem Browns School psyA-
SUNSHINE, nc Nate vnsoa: by Harriet d NsEswvs.
BER1RAM NOEL; 1y Y J. Nay.
WILD SPORTS IN rue Fan WEST; ny 0ssss-
cskvs-1Ilustrnsrd-
TWO DisCOURsEs- ssss SshsssvS % sSs $50 sS
May ls<. The esiee 10 IL Otd Hssh CAsssh
in bcrkman Stvss-rhs ss sks Sis Il OssoA~s tssH
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The YClE LOO-A sssssa of SsDssss - - yosns
LIFE AMONG the CHILDREN.
BUDS IRON rHv CHRISTMAS DOCUtlA - chr
fs'es; By virxnia 2. IeusssNA
Tue S0C1A1l0. 90 t.opl Hone A0ssy0sssN
LYME AND MORAL SONGS eU9 C0tln0EN.
By nv: lsase wsiis D. D-HssisA EAsss- essssi
fO0rsSsps OF SAMUEL PAvl
ME1ORlES OF BETHANY.
SWORDS p0CkEf ALMANAC, ~ 1sse- ~as-s -
LIFE o. 1He HON. NAI0Au1kL MACON Il NssSAr
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READ AND ciRCrLATEs
New 10 the tine - Sstsestbsii
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New 10 the tine - SsbsestSsii
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to Expose and dsnaapsv ell those vks ssSssss 10 swve
the PEOPLE and Esa pesu sasss iss ee,s ,xsfssss Il
the ssndspus charges and thsats us b. krs sssnssS
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hesy that may spp<ss. uhsshss hsshsd 10 sss sss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BULLETIN NO. 3.
p. F. PESCUD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

NATIVE AND FOREIGN DRUGS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
rs IN RECEIPT OF THE MOST CHOICE AND En-
teusve Stock Of Goods in bis line Of trade which be
has offered to his friends and the public who are
cordially invited to contrast the PURITY and PRICE of
his articles with these offered for sale this or any OTHER
viii make e Of pees and aasy ~
enumeraes few leading articles to which special atten-
ton is invited viz:
Native and Imported Drugs, Chemicals and
Ofncinal Extracts
Of ever! description from the most reliable Houses in
America and Europe.
The most attractive ,nd useful
shop Furniture for Physicians and Country
Dealers,
in great variety embracing Jars and Bottles of all sizes
hsndsome lables Mortars Scales and Weights Fannes
Graduated Measures Pill Tiles, Paper, Twne and other
eOnveniences
Every description Of
Paints. Oils, varnishes and Dyes,
in packages of all sizes
Pure Brandy, Madeira, Port Sherry and Sicily
wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale
Of various brands
Rockbridge Alum Water and Mass, White Sui.
Phur and Congress Spring Waters,
pure and 5resh.
The most popalas and delightful
Condiments, Extracts, Spices,
(ground and unground) for culinary PURPOSES
Chisman's Celebrated Yeast Powders.
snd none give such satisfaction Corn Starch Rice Flour
ueaine. iaPoca Sago Barley and Bermuda Arrow Root
Glass, Metallic and India Rubber Syrringes
Of the most approved make for all purposes some entirely
Iruses and Braces for both Of all ages in the
greatest variety for the radical of Hernia Prolapsis
those afflicted. '"Pp~A'e' '"'
All the most approved
Patent Medicines,
known for the Of all diseases of local or general
character from the Tooth Ache to the Small Pox
have
Tuners Wine Bitters,
hsT TOWN. Mns e. s sSs lBss sehed sehnpp and
'ne TASTE and has exhiarating properties.
Window and Picture Glass
9! gu sizes and qualities Cigars Chewing and Smoking
nat will please those who hardest to please
a. shape and dayor splendid Salad Oil and Mustard
brands; Snow White and Coored Zinc dry and in oil:
% rnnts OF every description ground aud refined
snpepS Sas neat cans from 10 pounds
foss Brushes Dressing Combs Toilet Botes PuwSs:
snd Puts and Boxes Hair Oils and TOnics Hair ii,es DE-.
% Loo!n fo.dss .kd Washes, from the most ceIebrs
ca manufacturers in this county aud Eurupa
Nov. a1d patrons and friends wherever yos live
to9r orders toI drugs will gladly receive
Ao&forxasa them % you IN any d;reaiion
1pSG - terms that will give entire satisfaction
BY note os s ., you o 70. me- or Peseud Calling,
Wh senc me the money and keep Muse fTum tsttino
Nav o Is5e c"e' and expect me to pay every day.
fit
RRANDIRs;. WINES, VMsKrv-a.--
so,, fsenen sra n.y., Pale md bark;
Imitation French Brandy: ..-
~ Corr and Whe.. WSi.tie~, in ere.. x,,;e,,.
Jamaica and New England Rpna;
scotch and Iish WhSkey;
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MIsCELLANE0UA


spri.s lsss. s. s,sDsiss isse
GOODS DY ExPRtss.
LADIES, SPRING DREss cOoDs.
WE NAVE RscElvED fHR Largest AND
w best selected supply Of
Ladies', and Misses' Dress 0ooes,
That We have ever bad the pleasure Of Pssssss 70 'es
s. c., ,hss the styles Of Drss Goods this Spring
are xssduasS ss{ siaasr than ever before knovn mo
BOUGHT THEN EXCLUSIVELY FOR cAsn.
We intend to sell them - low possible w s'ss s'e-
sists in part Of
A Superb Asssstnc.s sFSilks'
ORGANIZE 1 JAcKONHT MusiiSs.
CRINOLlNE BAREGS. FOUlARD0.
CHAILIES, CHALLlE psl.AlNES &e
The stv,es are in Double Skirts two eounes bsysdsv'
three Houuees Robe Lea, &c
Beautiful Lot Of
COLORED NARSAILLES
ORGANDII / JACKONET MuSLiNS
COLORED BRILLIANrS.
FRENCH CAlICOs. &c.
fur Misses and Children To all Of which ~s respectfully
WnsRs TUCKER
~ BEST KID GLOVES , o -rcx,,
March L. 1859 ss-M
A MO- coSs ssRsS CATERS
FRENCH KID SilPPERS
WALKING SHOES. &c, and
CHlLDRENS SHOES l. SLIPPERS
". H.1 q. s. TUCKER;
March Is, 1859. SIT
1--WE PARTICULARLY INVITE ATTEN.
w ton IL our large stock Of Hate Gtsss cousiss.
ingof
JAcONETT MUsLINs AND CAMBR!CS
PLAID AND STRIPED MUSLlNS
NA'N'' BisIloP Lawns AND DlMIrYs.
Also beached and unbleachcd Shcetinss and Shs:ings
from cents and upwards
100 Pieces Of Servants nOMESPUNS and GINGHANs.
s''' '' 'e' "' N ~ wH.&Rs TUCKER:
March Is. 1889. SIT
LACE GOODS.
A RICH STOCK OF FRENCH WORK SETH COL
"A lars Lace Ss''s Vscnec Edgings Bands. Jaskones'
"'' ." 80 w.H.&R.s TUCKER
March Is. 1859. ss-n
Temple Of Fashion.
THOs. CALLAN,
SUCCESSOR To ISAAC rrocroe.)
MERGHAET TAILOR,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET. RALEIGH, y. c.
ID ESPECTrCLLY CALLS THE ATTEIION .: fuR-
H chascrs to his Spring style nj
Clothing AID Furnishing Goods
Just arrived with extensive assortment Of freneh and
English Cloths and C.ssmercs. vcs,ngs. &C. which viii
services Of the most skiu Mechanics make them up
the approved fashion, Work done With ucatnrss and
quick dispatch.
and customers and hope a continuance VI the same
April 5, 1859. st-M
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rEW pUBI1CAr1oHs.
Petersons' Cheap and Complete Edition
THE WAVERLY NOVELS.
RI SIN WALTER SCOTT, BAN.


vu~H1s EDITION Is REPRINTED FROM THE OIL;
sns nsa,sn IN tw.ssT ain s1a. OCTAVE WI
ames Price IS Centsa Volume. the wh lie Twen'ys'x
oo Nere viii be issued every SATURDAY until a.
published, and complete set will be forwarded Jres
9osags By Mail to any part Of the United State 10 any
oue receiving Remittance Of Five Dollars or 20 ,%
ues; or Remittance Of Three Dollars VIII raw iot 'nS
first Twelve Volumes; or q Remittance Of One Ddnf vi"
paw for the FIRST Four Volumes
Ivanhoe. st. Romans Well
Rnh Row RED Gauntlet,
en- Mo;,,nsr;no The B-trothed,
Ths Ant;onsrr The Tasman,
0iS N"tsiitv Woodstock,
a.. Hs,rt of Md Latham, The Highland Widow,
W The Bride Of nv Aunt ssg.rs Mirror
Keunilxortb, TapestIied CHAMBER
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