ocr: THE Hortlj-Cfirolina WILLIAM W. HOLD EN, . .. Ehitoe and Proprietos. , FBAWK. I. WItSOir, Associate Editor. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY Two Dollar per annum, invariably in advance. TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY Four Dollars per (tiflm, invariably in advance. All pujtrs are discontinued at the expiration of the time for which they have bee npaid. of Advertising in the Standard. Semi-Weekly Our regular rates of advertising are as follows : ' One square, (14 lines or less) first insertion, - $ 1 00 ' : Each subsequent insertion, - - -- 25. Longer advertisements in proportion. Contracts will be made with advertisers, at the- above regular rates, for six or tv$el vermouths, and at the close of the contract ZZ per cent, will be deducted from the gross amount. ' '' v - - ' Professional or business Cards, not exceeding five lines, will be inserted in either the Weekly or Semi-Weekly, for. $tj fur six months, or $10 for-twelve months; or in both pa pers for $10 for six mouths, or $J5 for twelve months. Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard .. One dollar per square for. the first insertion, and25cts. for each subsequent insertion. No deduction will be- made on Weekly advertisements, no matter how long they may run. Onlv a limited number of advertisements will be admitted into the Weekly. All advertisements, not otherwise direct ed are inSerted in tbeSu'i-Weekly,and charged according lv. When the number of insertions is not marked on the advertisement it is inserted until forbid. Money sent us by mail is at onr risk. February 27, 1867, t 4. M. HCPHBETEliS, H. CH18RLIH. J. W. HAKTTJI A. M. McPHEETERS, & CO. Wholesale Grocers, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Wills' Warehouse. Norfolk, Va. REFERENCES: Thomas P. Dtsveebux, Esq., Halifax, N. C. Geo. W. Morpecai, Pres't Bank of the State of N. C C. Dbwkt, Cashier . " " " W. H. Jokes, Cashier Bank of Cope Fear. ' L. O'B. Branch, President Raleigh and Gaston Road. Messrs. Reid A Soutter, .1 Dr. N. C. Whitehead, Norfolk. Pres't Farmer's B'k of Va.. ) Alex. Bell, Esq. Messrs. Spence & Reid, Baltimore. " B. Blossom k Son, New l'ork. September 16, .1358. 78 ESTABLISHED 1847. V- Wholaaato and Rinaa Dealer in tyfr ST APXJE & FANCY DRY GOODS. Also, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c. 13 SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG, VA. LEWIS se KING, Commission Merchants, MOBILE, ALABAMA B. B. Lewis, formerly of Frauklin Co., N. C. Dr. Peyton Kiso, of Pickens Co., Ala. A. M. Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, N. C. Julie 6, 1854. 58 " J. M. STEVENSON. GENERAL AGENT, For the sale of all kinds of produce. All orders promptly attended to. OmCE No. 34, North-Water St., WILMINGTON, N. C. October 20, 1866. 6 swlypd. KEMP P. BATTLE, Attorney and Counsellor at law, Fa YETTEV1 LI.E St., RaLEIGD, N. C. Will attend the Courts of W ike and Franklin, and the Terms of the Supreme and e sral Courts. July 1, 185. 66 tf. 3ir Register copy. Babbok C. Watson-. Gaston Mbares. WATSON ft ME ARES, GENERAL COMMMISSION MERCHANTS. 34 Burling Slip, NEW YORK. FECIAL, ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOTJ- thern produce. Dec. 12. 1856. 7 swtf. WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Raleigh, N. C. Office on Fayetteville Street, immediately in the rear of the office of Kemp P. Battle, liaq. Aug. 1 . 1 857. - QTJENT. BUSI1EE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ' FATETTEVTI.LE St., RaLEIGH, N. C. Willpromptly attend to any business intrusted to him in the United States ana state, ouris; ana wuu iue m- ecutive orother departments ot the state tjrovernmcnt. -- JiirllKM. . - " J - SIDNEY A. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SMITHFIELD, N.C., Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas ft Quarter Ses sions of Wake, Jonnston, umuenano. ana uaruen. Smithfield. Feb. 20. 1855. 28 tf. WILLIS L. GREEN, AT iranum .ra. m " Taw -JtrBMssSav ." .--"mmmim mm v.- . VOL. VII. Book Binding. ' JOHN II. DeCARTEKET & SON. RALEIGH, N. C. , ARE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING business in all its branches at the old stand over " Turner's N. C. Bookstore." Their increased facilities will enable them to execute the bindingof Periodicals, Newspapers, Music, Ac, with promp ness and dispatch, at New York prices. Books sent to them fro : any part of the State, with di rections, will be Ik and in any style desired, boxed and sent back without delay. Address JNO. H. DbCARTERET ft SON, . ., -' Raleigh, N. C. - April 25, 1856. 45 tf. North Carolina State Bonds. mrORTH CAROLINA STATE BOND-, $1000 and $500 1 can be obtained from Pulaski Cowper, who is the au thorized agent of the Company for the sale of bonds in the City of Raleigh. These bonds are not (as some have sup psed) Railroad bonds, but bonds issued by the State of North-Carolina for the benefit of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company. JOHN D. WHITFORD, President Atlantic ana N. C. R. R. January 26, 1857. 20 swtf. CANTWELL'S JUSTICE THE NORTH CARO LIN A MAGISTRATE. This is an improvement upon and designed to take the place of Swaim's Justice. Price ou postage 36 cents. or sale Dv W. L. POMEROY. August 29, 1856. 81 Valuable Land for Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A tract of superior land, containing about 252 acres, sit uate on both sides of Big Lick Creek, on the Hillsboro'and Fish Dain Road. There is no better land than this in the State, for the growth of Com, Wheat, Cotton and Tobacco. There is on said land a good two-story dwelling, with seven rooms, and the necessary outhouses attached. Those wish ing to purchase bad better call soon or they will lose a bar gain. UUiiSLJiY J ONES. xsov. 21. ibdb. l swtfrdlins. WM, H. WILLIAMS & CO, Fashionable Merchant Tailors, AND DEALERS IN SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING, Gents Furnishing Guotls, tc.t HAVE NOW A LARGE AND UNUSUALLY AT tractive stock of goods, consisting of a choice selec tion of Materials, which will be made up in the most tasty manner, wnen oraereu. Also, Rexdv-Made Clothing of our Newark Manufacture, the make and style of which we warreut to compare with the best custom work. Being thus well prepared in both branches, we feel sure that we can furnish any demand that can be made in our line. W. H. WILLIAMS ft CO. ATEXT ENAMELED COLLARS NEW STYLE. The Enameled Collar surpasses everv other style in point ol neatness, comfort and economy. Being cut and shaped upon scientific principles, they can not fit otherwise than with beauty and ease. Being highly polished, they will not hold dust as does the linen collar, but will keep clean and retain their shape. this advantage, Willi tbe uu price, (less than that of washing the ordinary collar.) renders them far cheaper than any other style made No one who designs traveling should be without a mil supply. 10,0110 just received. Having the sole agency, will make deductions for dealers. W U. WILLIAMS ft CO. MERCHANT TAILORING. WE ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION WITH this branch of the business, and Mr Sherweod is giving the best satisfaction to all as Cutter. A large invoice of Cloths, Cassi meres and V est ings just opened. We receive mommy reports oi ran ana Hew l ore Fashions. W. H. WILLIAMS ft CO. OPENED THIS MORNING, NEW STYLE SINGLE Breasted Vests, with tabs the best stvle of Summer Vest out. W. U. WILLIAMS ft CO. June 5, 1857. 56 swtf. Household Edition of the Waverly Novels. TTOW PUBLISHING A BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD il Edition of the Waverly Novels, in fortv-eight ltimo volumes, of portable size, combining the advantages of a clear, readable type, and uniformity with other standard English authors. The work will be illustrated with steel Elates, newly eneraved iu the best manner, after paintings v the most eminent artists of Europe, and will contain all the latest corrections of the author, with some curious ad ditions, especially in " Guy Mannering," and the " Bride of liainmcrmoor. It is the intention of the Publishers to issue two volumes every mouth, until the whole scries is complete. The price win oe o cents per volume. Six volumes already published. For sale by U. D. TURNER. Raleigh, June 5, 1857. 56 . BLANK ATTACHMENTS. W1 rE HAVE JUST PRINTED A QUANTITY OF blank attachments, according to a form furnished ns bv B. F. Moore. Esq. It is doubtless the best form in the State. We will send them free of ostage for 1.50 per quire. Ulan notices to inose supposing io nave some oi tne effects of the attachee in their possession, will be fur nished at f I per quire our usual price tor blanks. We have on hand a large assortment of Court blanks. Deeds, Forthcoming bonds, Witness and Jury tickets, Warrauts, Ac , ftc uulum wiiBW.t. May 27th, 1857. l2S"a"C REWARD. RANA WAY Of THE NIGHT TgT&9j of the 11th inst., my boy HARDY. The said bo" is about five feet ten inches high, is of a light copper color, has straight black hair, bis front uppe teeth are somewhat open, and he is clear spoKen. tie naa on wnen he left, a black frock-coat ; also, he had on a low crown jrvid rffs&jjs. ... . - HI II RALEIGH. N. C. SATURDAY, SEPT'R. 26, 1857. our Public that wp ttuva in Rtar a mrcrp smA mnftt excellent Stock of Leather and Findings, for the Spring Trade, which we will sell as low as any other establishment South of New York, and for less nrice than thev can be had even there, expenses of travelling, freight, 4c, considered. All of our purchases having been made from the Impor ters and Manufacturers by the whole case or package, and the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from our own Tannery, places it in our power to sell Goods as above stat ed. Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving our stock n examination, and we bcli eve we shall be able to please, both as to price and quality. Below we enumerate some of he leading articles viz: 20 dozen of Crawford's Calf Skins (this maker had the premium awarded to him at the World's Fair held in London in 1851.) 40 dozen French Skins, best quality, 40 " American Calf Skins, 90 Lining and Binding Skins, - 10 " Morocco Skins, 800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather, 50 Band Leather, Lasts, Boot-Trees, Shoe and Boot Maker's Tools of every kind, Tanner's and Currier's Tools. Also, Sewed Brogans of our own manufacture, warranted to give satisfaction, and many other articles too numerous to mention, at No. 21, Old street, opposite B. P. Harrison's Saddlery. F. A. ft It. H, FORD. N. B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store. Petersburg, May 5, 1852. . - tf. RALEIGH PAPER MILLS. Rags Wanted, TO BE DELIVERED AT THE RAILROAD STA tions or at my warehouse in Raleigh, or they will be taken from the different stores in the State. Merchants and others buying rags will please advise me when they have a quantity on hand, or will send them to their nearest Railroad station, as I can still afford to pav the highest price in cash on delivery from store or at Railroad station, either in bank bills, checks or Northern funds. References Cashiers of our Banks in Raleigh, and the principal North-Carolina and Virginia Merchants. C. W. BENEDICT. N. B. Constantly on hand paper suitable for Cotton Factories and newspaper wrappers. Cotton waste wanted. C. W. B. Raleigh, March 17, 1857. . 38 f?r Hillsboro' Recorder, Winston Sentinel, Salisbury Banner, Danville (Va.) Republican, Goldsboro' Tribune, Fayetteville Carolinian, Wilmington Weekly Journal, War renton News, Newborn Union, and Kiuston Advocate, each copy six months and forward bills to me at Raleigh. mjEW BOOKS. THE STAR CLOUD; BY A. S. xl Koe, author of I've been Thinking; To Love and be Loved. LENA RIVERS, by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, author of Tempest and Sunshine. . THE ARCTIC EXPLORATION and Discoveries during the Nineteenth Century; being detailed accounts of the Ex peditions conducted by Ross, Parry, Buck, Franklin, Mc Clure, and the Grinnell aud Kane Expedition ; by Samuel Smucker. AUTUMNAL LEA VEd ; being Tales and Sketches, in prose and verse ; bv L. Maria Child. THE AMERICAN CITIZEN ; by Bishop Hopkins. At POMEROY'S. DR. CLOPTONS INFIRMARY. DR. JAS. CLOPTON, WHO HAS VISITED RA leigh, and all the principal towns in Carolina, for sev eral years, practicing his profession, has permanently loca ted at Huntsville, Alabama, where be is prepared to treat, most successfully, the following diseases, to-wit: Asthma, Diseases of the Throat, Scrofula, Glandular Swellings, Tu mors, Scrofulous Cancers, Ulcers on the face, and all dis eases of tbe skin, eyes, Ac, arising from an impure state of the blood. Testimonials of the highest character can be given, from the most respectable families of Carolina. All communications must contain a three cent stamp to pav for the return letter. Nov. 25, 1856. 4 swtf. PERCIVAL & GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS, Goddin's Hall, Richmond, Va., respect fully offer their services to the public. With a thorough professional training, and a combined practical experience of more than thirty years, they hope to give satisfaction to those who may favor them with orders. Thev will furnish designs for Churches, Public Buildings, Town Houses, Stores, Villas, Ac., and for Ornamentingand Draining Grounds, with full and clear Working Drawings, Spcciticatious and Siiperinteodauce. J" A large variety of Origiual Designs for Churches, Villas, Ac, suitable for the South, can be seen at their of fices. Letters on Professional Business promptly attended to. August 14, 1857. 76 tl J SOLICITORS' BLANKS. T' ments, just printed and fur sale at the Standard office, to wit : Retailing without License, Assault and Battery, Affray, Selling Liquor to a Slave. Trading with Slaves, Cohabiting with a Slave, Fornication and Adultery, Carrying Fire-arms, ftc. Price 1 per quire. 2S All blanks not on band, printed to order. 62 June 26, 1857. H. A. DEPKIN, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Next door below tbe Post Office, Raleigh, N. C. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND MANU factnres to order, all kinds of boots and shoes. He has just received a large stock of materials, and is prepared to fill orders at short notice. Also a variety of boots, shoes, gaiters, Ac, for ladies and gentlemen, of the latest and most fashionable styles. Call and examine his stock, and you will find something very superior. Repairing done with neatness and despatch. hvaayiltz j.aliku:: GREENSBOROTJGH MUTUAL LIFE IN SURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur ances for life, rarely presented by similar institutions. Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life, and those only, are Metnliert of the Company entitled to such profits as may be realized from an accumulated Premium Fund, and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De partments of the Company, which are kept actively em ployed. Policies of Insurance issued on the applicants' own life, or on the lives of slaves, for a year, or term of years, at a moderate rate of premium. Deposits of money received in the Trust Department the operation of which is that of a Saving's BankvaA tbe depositors allowed interest at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum for any time not exceeding four months ; 4 per cent, over four and not exceeding six months; and 5 percent, for any time over six months. . Pamphlets containing full and particular information forwarded to any required address. D. P. WEIR, Sec. dk Treat. Greensborough, N. C. September 1, 1854. 87 Iy. REVISED CODE, PRICE $4 00. POSTAGE when sent by mail 45 cents. For sale by W. L. POMEROY. ' Also, the Revised Code interleaved. A few copies only in this form remaining. If 5 50. W. L. P. keeps also constantly on band Jones' Digest, Eaton's Forms, Iredell on Executors, and Law Books gen erally, particularly those required to be read for County and Superior Court License. January 17, 1856. 17 N. C. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR olina Mutual Insurance Company, held on the 14th inst. the following persons were elected Directors and Offi cers for the ensuing year: DIRECTORS: Henry D. Turner, Raleigh. J. R. Williams, do. T. H. Selbv. do. C. W. D. Hutchings, do. Kemp P. Battle. do. do. George Little, James M. Towles. do. James E. Hoyt, Washington Alex. Mitchell, JNewbern. Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington John M. Jones, Edentou. W. W. Griffin, Elizabeth City. F. F. Fagan, Plymouth. J. W. Harrell, Murfreesboro. H. B. Williams, Charlotte. Geo. A.Smith, Milton. O. F. Lonr, Hillsboro.' Joseph Mr bite, Anson County. Josh. Boner, Salem, A. T. Sunim v, Asheville. OFFCERS OF THECOMPAN. T. H. Selby. 'resident. H. D. Turner, Vic President. John H. Bryan, Attorney. Hamden S. 'Smith, Secretary and Treasurer. T. H. Selby, exojicio. 1 John R. Williams, Executive Cbmmittoe. C. W. D. Hutchings, ) This Company has been in successful operation over 10 years, and continues to take risks upon all classes of pro perty in the State, (except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dis tilleries,) upon favorable terms. Its Policies now cover properly amounting to $4,837,649, a large portion of which is in country risks ; and its present capital is over Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds, properly secured. The average cost of Insurance upon the plan of this Com pany has been less than one third of one per cent, per an num, on all grades of property embraced in its operations. All communications iu reference to iruiance should be addressed tc the Secretary, post paid. HAMDEN S. SMITH, Seo'v. Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1857. ' IS CALL ON H. L. EVANS, WHO HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE Northern Cities, and has received a complete as sortment of every article kept in his line, quantity, quali ty, and prices, so well understood by the citizens of Wake and adjoining counties, as to render it unnecessary to speak of great attraction.- Call and examine for yourselves. BOOTS AND SHOES. A GREAT VARIETY Boots, Shoes, Congress Gaiters, Patent Leather, for feutlemen. Black and Fancy Gaiters, Kid Slippers and ies, Kid and Morocco Bootees, for Ladies, Misses, and Children. H. L. EVANS. Harch 27, 1 857. 86 swtf. FORM BOOR. THE NORTH-CAROLINA FORM Book ; containing all the most useful Forms which oc cur in business transactions between man and man, as well as in official stations; together with the Constitution of North-Carolina, and of the United Slates ; tbe act fixing the fees of Clerks, Sheriffs, ftc. Calculated for the use of the Citizens of North-Carolina, and made conformable to law. Compiled by a member of the North-Carolina Bar. Price fl. for sale by u. jj. 'lUKlfcK. H. D. T. will send the above work by mail, postage free. upon the receipt of f 1. Kaleign, April 14, 1857. 40 sw. Valuable Land for Sale in Carteret County, North-Carolina, near Beaufort. WILL BE SOLD AT AUGUST COURT NEXT, IN the town of Beaufort, a valuable tract of land ly ing in Carteret county, ten miles from Beaufort, on the New bern road, on Core creek, and about eight miles from Caro lina City by water. The land has on it a good bouse with six rooms, and all necessary outhouses all nearly new. There are three acres of old land under fence, and about twentv-tour of new, and thirty ditched. 'The track contains three hundred and twenty acres. Prof. Emmon's Report shows that land like this of mine is the most valuable of any kind for corn. Persons wishing to purchase, can address me at Charles ton, S. C, and those who wish to see the land cau do so by calling on Mr. David Dickerson, who lives near it, and will show it to them. nun, jurv No. 88. 9 JAS. W. CAPEHART ft CO., BOOK-SELLERS & BOOK AGENTS, . Merry Hill, Bertie Co., N. C. OULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATT EN TION of the Dublic to tbe net that he will supply the following named books, and any others that are called for, immediately after receiving the New York or Philadel phia prices sent any where iree oi postage : . : cents. Abednego, the Money-Lender, Tbe Manof-War's Man, The Roue, by Sir E. L. Bulwer, The Gold-Seekers a curious book, The Pirate's Son an interesting book, The Seven Brothers of Wyoming, Jack Rann ; Or, Sixteen String Jack, Jack Junk, the Tar for all Weathers, Galloping Gus ; Or, Purse and Pistol, . Latin Language without a Teacher, Agnes Grey an Autobiography, Monroe Edwards, ih$ Great Forger, The Rebel Bride and other Tales, Life of Dick Turpin, the Kobber, The Fortune-Hunter : Or, New York Society, Miriam Alroy the Wondrous Tale of Alroy, Contarani Fleming, by R. D. D'Israeli, The Lover of tbe Harem of Turkey, Ellen Percy, by G. W. M. Reynolds, Greatest Plague of Life, only 25 25 S3 25 85 25 26 25 25 25 85 26 25 26 88 26 87 60 50 50 Also, bound dooks ot every description, which be oners for sale at tbe same prices as in New York or Philadelphia. Send in yonr orders soon and you will have particular at tention shown you. Books, you must remember, are sent by ns free of postage to any part of the United States. JAS. W. CAPEHART, or JAS. W. CAPEHART ft CO., Merry Hill, N. C. August 28, 1857. 80 tf. X. BAZIN ft CO.'S FRANGIPANNI AN ETERNAL PERFUME. The only Genuine Article Manufactured. X BAZIN ft Co.'s FRANGIPANNI EXTRACT, For the Handkerchief. X. BAZIN ft Co.'s FRANGIPANNI SACHET, For the Bureau. X. BAZIN ft Co.'s FRANGIPANNI SOAP, For the Toilet. X. BAZIN ft Co's FRANGIPANNI POMADE. For Improving the Growth of the Hair. X. BAZIN ft Co 's FRANGIPANNI TOILET WATER, The most refreshing article ever manufactured. X. BAZIN ft Co.'s FRARGIPANNI CREAM, For Beautifying the Com; le cion. . . The popularity of these article-; has led several establish ments to claim for their counterfeits, all those exquisite qualities which belong only to the genuine. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Dealers. X. BAZIN ft CO., Manufacturers of the Prize Medal Perfumery, Phia. September 1, 1857. 81 8m. HENRY V. NIEMEYER, Portsmouth, Va., COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN LUMBER, PROVISIONS, LIME, COAL, SALT, AND NAVAL STOKES, Will sell, store or ship Tobacco. Cotton. Flonr. Grain. Na val Stores, Lumber, and General Merchandise, on the best terms. September 1, 1857. 81 8m. EXCHANGE HOTEL, WELDON, N. C. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM tbe public generally and the travelling community in particular, that he has opened the above Hotel, and is now ready to accommodate ladies and gentlemen with the best the country affords. The Exchange Hotel is situated on the lelt as you come in on the Raleigh and Gaston Road, on a beautiful hill and away from thesinokeand dust. The rropuetor pledges himself to give satisfaction to all who may call on him. Remember there are two hotels in Wel- don, though it may be attempted to impress upon you tbe belief that there is but one. Competion is the life of trade, and I do not think a man should pay $1,000 rent for a house just to close it up and keep out competition. A fair field and open fight no honorable man can object to. Call at the Exchange Hotel, and if you are not satisfied with it, then trysome other. September 1, 1857. 81 ltn. Valuable Town Lot for Sale. THE SUBCCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS House and Lot, situated on Hillsboro street in the City of Raleigh. The lot contains about one acre of ground. On it is a good dwelling house, with six large and conve nient rooms, also an necessary outnouses ana a gooa gar den. Persons wishing to purchase can apply to me or to Dan 1 G. Fowle, Esq. VVM. J1UUAJX August 25, 1857. 79 tt VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NE GROES FOR SALE. I WILL OFFER AT public sale, on the 12th of November, 1857, on the premi ses, my Plantation and Negroes, situated in Perquimans county, on the Albemarle Sound. Tbe Tract of Land consist of 1,300 acres, 800 of which are in a fine state of cultivation. The Farm is well fenced, about ten miles of which is of Jumper rail. There is a hne situation for a Shad and Her ring Fishery on the premises, formerly successfully fished. The negro nouses are new ano commodious, every one oi which are frame buildings with bncK chimneys. The I arm houses are large and well built. There are 'five barns ad vantageously situated, one ot which has just been comple ted at a cost of ? 3,000. Also, a Steam saw and unst Mill ori7 horse power, very valuable. I will offer at the same time and place, seventy negroes. cnienv young and very vaiuaoie. Also, ail the stock belong to the farm, consisting ot Horses, Mules, uxeu, much uows, nogs and Sheep, togeui er with a variety of farming utensils. Persons to look, at tbe are invited to do PBOSPtfUTUS W.C. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. AT THE RECENT, VESTING fOTTHE 'JS. C. CATIONAL Auociatian. tin Warrejton, the signed were appointed commit ee to aqake tbe amngwaiits for publishing a aloatU'Jounud, with above title. - Raring aaade arrangement for jiaaasng th flrat Hd. September next, they oalL with oonfictence, upon of Education throughout the State, ant) sncrtjr' Teachers and School Offleera, to send aufceetfotioha diately, that they may be enabled to go on with tht)! They reel assures tnat, n tnos who nave tne interests of our Stat at heart will exert fhuamiieea, number of subscribers requisite ta insure complete ean be secured within one -week, after, the publication this prospectus. : '' ' ' . ' ' - The Journal is to be devoted entffeljr to tha intereste Education, and will be published under tke aasploaa ot State Educational Association, it wui oe ine orgw Association and or all affiliated or subordinate am in the State. It will labor to promote tha great .education, in an ks grades, as one cause : ana aeneral symnathv between teachers and officers Schools, Academies and Colleges, as eo-lahorer-flni oreat cause, it win strive to advance tne in Common School avstem of the Stat& aa n! other interests, and svstarnhny. on its IyastTrrinl our great educational structure, and wtfl rarnisfca of communication between the General Supsrintaadaat Common schools and those who feel an interest in welfare. The Journal will be edited by a Board of composed or V. H. Wiley, Superintendent of Schools, and a number of the leading Teachers of the and one local Editor, who will receive all and superintend the publication. - ... . All communications should be addressed to tki JCdjtor the Journal of Education, Qreensborowih, N. O. V. U. WILEY, Y . 4 . C. 0. COLE, ' 11 n(' G. W. BROOKS. . Chan, . W. W. HOLDEN, f - wm. robinson! J ' , ' ' TERMS:' 1 ".';' ' ' The- Journal will be published monthly, in' form, in handsome style, and will contain 46 pages, at following rates: .i,-;.t .-.;' M.l-Ji:l:i One copy, one year, ... 5l fS Six copies, " " (to one address) JO Subscriptions required invariably in advance, and ceipts sent in the first No. ..... TERMS OF ADVERTISING: 1 TEAR 6 MONTHS S MONTHS One page, $75 $40 . '-:$8s 1 -. .-. . 22 12 -7 6 lines, 12 7 4 -. Advertisements by the year payable auarterlr. All others monthly. ' ' Teachers sending $50 for 25 subscribers will be to advertisements of their Schools, of 16 lines, for year. , There are at all times a number of Schools of all needing teachers, and of teachers who want situations : it is not at all uncommon for parties thus situated to tise their desires and wants in papers not expressly to the cause of Education. If all such, by general would keep standing notices Mshe Journal, it would easy matter for teachers to tl Tout all vacant and for Committees and Troij.Vs to learn tha address all teachers wanting places. It is, therefore, the desire of the conductors of the nal to publish a Directory of this kind, and to all who furnish standing notices of their wants very liberal tions will be made from the usual advertising rates. " .august la, loot. 7f Cornell's SERIES OF SCHOOL GEOGRAPHIES. I. PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY. II. INTERMEDIATE uuBArui. 111. HIGH SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY A Vn ATT. AS . . THE SERIES IS AT ONCE PRACTICAL. atic, and complete philosophical in its arrangement, progressive in its development of the subject. Ik Jimuit.w .1 !I:.I.JV ' HiiucmuDuiHj pi iui;i luepupiiia leu. Try graonai, ural and pleasant steps, to a thorough and intelligent of the science. While care has been taken to have the works progressive and so adapted to each other aa to a perfect series, each is complete in itself and well suited the grade of scholarship for which it is designed. The Primary Geography (Small 4to 98 pp. 12 mans. tifully Illustrated. Price 50 cents.) ooataias only ui.in.uwui yp'j piiiai ovieuuc tuai suuiii oi oetng brought within the comprehension of youthful Commencing at the foundation of the science, its object to make the pupii thoroughly acquainted with tbe local the relative position of tbe grand divisions of the earth, leading political divisions, and the principal capital Its arrangement is thoroughly systematic and is illustrated with upwards of seventy beautifufand propria tedesigns,among which will be found of an island, a peninsula, an isthmus, a cape, a chain, a sea, a bay, a strait, a lake, a river, etc, and views ui iue uiuai important cities in tne wwrM. . The map questions are numerous and thorough, and arranged that the pupil necessarily becomes with every locality described. At desirable interrals. is a systematic arrangement of promiscuous questions in view lessons.' - : A Pronouncing Vocabulary, eontaininar tli iinui mf the natural and political divisions, used throughout The Intermediate Geography, large 4to, reneed with new and additional maps, and numerous" is, in accordance with the author's plan, designed for who have completed a primary course on the subject. rnma nn iue auvaniages oi arrangement and tern peculiar to the first book nf th n t .iiw plains the terms used in Physical, Political, and ,?eraPuy. and contains a judiciously selected carefully lystematized amount of Descriptive Geoarapfay. ' emoracesa pronouncing vocabulary of Geographical names contained in it, giving the of places, the length ot rivers, etc. ' ,r;"ie Hirh-School Geography is an unusually isino. Viarge size) yoiume of 405 pp., illustrated with o one hundred exquisitely executed engravings, made aspr . It is divided into three parts: Part. L embraces Descriptive Geography on the maps in the accompanying Atlas. Prt JJ; .treats of Mathematical Geography. Part III. contains an outline of Physical Geography. which is added an Appendix, containing Rules for bmgthe Natural Divisions of land and water, " Definitions of Terms. Examples, etc.,? together with rections for Memorizing 4he contents of a Map." follow Directions for the Use of Globes with problems on them ; and the volume closes with a of Geographical terms. The work is arranged on the true inductive system, ceeding on the natural and gradual advances from tion to deduction and from step to step, until tha ground is' covered. It contains as many facts as can be advantageously membered, while it eschews an embarrassing that would be forgotten as soon as learned. - It embraces a system of Reviews in which tbe presented in, new forms, require the pupil to look at the iect in different lights, to think for himself, and to and digest the various facts he has learned.


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ocr: February 27, 1857, From the Atlantic Monthly. Santa rilomenn. . BY H W. LONGFELLOW. . . Whene'er a noble deed is wronght, Whene'er is spoken a noble-thought, Our beans, in glad surprise, . ... To higher levels rise. The tidal wave of deeper souls, Into our inmost being rolls, And lifts us unawares , , Out of all meaner cares. Honor to those whose words or deeds Thus help us i J our daily needs, And by their overflow Raise its from what is low ! . . Tlins thought I, as by night I read Of the great army of the dead, The trenches cold and damp, The staivcd and frozen camp The wounded from the battle-plain, In dreni.T hospitals of pain. The cheerless corridors, The cold and stony floors. Lo ! in that house of misery A lady with a lamp I see Pass. through the glimmering1 gloom, And lilt from room to room. And siow as in a dream of bliss, The speechless sufferer turns to kiss Her shadow, as it fills Upon the darkening walls. As if a door in heaven should be Opened, and then closed suddenly. The visions came and went, " The light shone and was spent. On England.s annals, through the long Hereafter of her speech and song, That light its rays shall cast s From portals of the past. A lady with" lamp shall stand In the great history of the land, A noble type of good, - Heroic womanhood. Tor even shall be wanting here The palm, the lily aud the spear, The symbols that of yore Saint Filomena bore. faint Nightingale a tribute to Florence, the Saint of the Crimea.

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ocr: W. H. TAPPEY IS AGENT FOR Virginia, North-Carolina, South-Carolina, and the South generally, for March's Grist innd Flour Mills, which" if attached to Saw Mills or other engines or Water Power, will grind 8 to 10 bushels of fine meal ner hour with ease. The best of references can be gi ven of Mills at work mar Petersburg. Address, W. H. TAPPEY, Petersburg, Va. ' May 12, 1857. ; '-49 sw3m. Molasses.! JhTolasses!! HHDS. OF SUPERIOR NEW CROP CAR DENAS Molasses in new stronr Dackasts. 300 now landing from bark Saranac from Cardenas. For sale by I.4J.L HATHAWAY A CO. Wilmington, 14th May, 1857. . 51 lm. BACON-85 HHDS. OF PRIME NEW WESTERN Bacon sides and shoulders now landing. For sale by J. A J-L. HATHAWAY " O. Wilmington, 14th May, 1867. 61 lm.


ocr: . . H IICPHEETERS, B. CDlSELrS. J. W. MARTIH A. M. McPHEKTERS, & CO. 'Wholesale Grocers, vrttWAKDISG AXD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 111 Wills' Warehouse. Norfolk, Va. REFERENCES: Tnnss P. Devereix, Esq.. Halifax, N. C. IZ W. MOB..ECAI, I'res't Bank of the State of NC r Uewev, Cashier " V H.Jones. Cashier Bank of Cape Fir. i O'K. BRANCH, i nsmcui - " Mrs. Keid A Soutter, tXorfulk. I)r " l""-iiruu, Pres't Farmer's B k ot V a. J ilex. Bell, Esq. Messrs. tfpence k Reid, Baltimore, u ' B. Blossom k Son, .AVu 1'ort. September lti, lb-"-3. 78---


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ocr: 3" Signal, Register and Biblical Recorder copy till 1st v Jauuary. - . " ' '' . STANDARD IS FCBLISBED WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY, 1 - W. W. HOLDEIf, Principal Editor, FRANK I. WILSON, Assistant do. orj The Standard is conducted strictly on the cash principle, and is sent toysubscrib-. ers at the following rates ; ; . Semi-Weekly, . . $i per timinuiy y Weekly ........ ". -j'. : Xo paper sentafter the OTrpirn.tiorrlt" of. tho time for which it is subseri ' STANDARD BOOK yOBCFFP,. Uiis department hasvrecently recfived " extensivq additions. - of. .the 1 newkst, MOST COSTLY MATEKIAX8T which, with thobO : previonsly on hand, render it as complete as any, other office i hi theSouthT: ' Employing none but the best workmes and possessing the adYantages derrVabfei rom Power Presses, we are prepared to ixecute' &y ;d4cHjfli(m ''oi printing far ' ,Vhe best style witli the utmost 'deepaictt md at reasonable prices. -:Vt , WILSON. -: GREFJfSBOaO HIGH SCHOOL, ,: i . ' vj. j) CAMPBI1LA. M. Principal. - - .7 ' .'- FHE LOCATION OF THIS SCHOOL, AT GREENSL , borp', C.riU at once attract the attentio of thos. -:--ha have sons to educate. Mo ''place la the State is mor- ccessibte; and in health and morality, it is unsurpassed Tie nfet session will conrmnee on the Sd Monday In Jane . - ar9oT For fiirUier ia(brjkatie, uppljr to the PriMi V. -i,att6Ibo'K.C.'.-.lir .-. -j r- 'ti


ocr: W. H. TAPPEY IS AGENT FOR Virginia, North-Carolina, SouthrCamlina, and the South generally, for March's Grist und t lour Mills, which it attached to saw Mil's or other engines or Water Power, will grind S to 10 bushels of fine meal per hour with ease. The best of references can be civeu of Mills at work near Petersburg. Address, W. H. TAPPEY. Petersburg, Vs. May 12, 1857. 49-sw3m. Molasses! Molasses ! ! 94 HHDS. OF SUPERIOR NEW CROP CAR PEN AS Molasses in new strong packages, now landing From barkSaranac from Xardetias. . - , For sale br - : V: r J.4J.L HATHAWAY 4 CO. . Wilmington, 14th May, 1857. 61 lm. . ACON. 8 HHDS. OF PRIME HtfrV WESTERN Bacon sides snd shoulders now landing. For sale by - - J. 4 J. L HATHAWAY CO. Wilmisgtoa, 1& Msj 1&7. M-Ub-


ocr: W. H. TAPPEY IS AfiEXT FOR Virginia. North-Carolina, South-Carnlina, and the South generally, for March s Grist ind Flour Mills, which if attached to Saw 'Mils or other engines or Water Power, will grind S to lo bushels of fine meal per hour wit h case. 1 he best ot references can be given of Mills at work near Petersburg. Address. W. H. TAPPEY, Petersburg, Va, May 12, 1S57. 49 sw"m, W EONI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS, M-A by James Barron Hope. For sale bi ll. D. TURNER. Raleigh, June 5, 1S37. ftti- sw. iLLSBOR O C II GOLD MINING AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. A culled meet ing of the Stockholders of the Hillsboro' Coal Mining and Transportation Company, will be held in the City of Rd eigh, N. C. on Wednesday, I2H1 August next. A full attendance is dcsiied, as business of importance will be preseuted. WM. U. WIGGINS, Secretnrv. July 11, 137. 60 id. 2


ocr: no of of : is ; as to a ' . eaaataasaaSBBaMaaautawjaaawBaBJBaa Sand ' 10 Slate "' - "" ' 11 Iron, iron nails ' "' '"; ' " "- 1 Files..,,. .' .. .. , - 15 Paints, oil and glass " : 16 Ship chandlery ., -. r'i ; 17 Hardware .- " - '' 18 Stationery ' 20 Hay and straw ' 21 Pn vender 22 Charcoal 25 Iron castings 26 Surgeon's House ' PENSACOLA. Class No. 1 Bricks , . 2 Granite 8 Yellow; pine timber 4 Yellow pine lumber . 6 Hard wood timber and lumber ' ' 6 White pine, juniper, cedar and cypress, To m- . ber and timber 7 Lime 8 Cement 9 Cockle shells, clay and sand ;'V. 10 Slate : tSy 11 Iron, iron nails and spikes 12 Steel 13 Railroad iron 14 Files 15 Paints, oils and glass 16 Ship chandlery 17 Hardware 18 Stationery 19 Firewood 20 Hay 21 Provender 22 Charcoal 28 Belting, packing, hose, Ac. 24 Copper and composition nails 25 Iron castings 26 Instruments, Ac The schedule will state the times within which articles will be required to be delivered; and where tbe printed schedule is not used, the periods stated in it for deliveries must be copied in the bids. All the articles which may be contra, ted for must he delivered at such place or places, including dniyage and cartage to the place where used within the navy yards, respectively, for which the offer is made, as may be directed by the commanding officer there of; and, all other things being equal, preference will be given to American manufacture No article will be receiv ed after the expiration of the period specified in the sched ules for the completion of deliveries, unless specially au thorized by the department. It is to be provided in tbe contract, and to be distinctly understood by the bidders, that the amount and number of articles enumerated in classes headed "miscellaneous," are specified as the pivbaUe quantity which may be required, as well as to fix aata for determining the lowest bid ; but tbe contractor is to furnish more or less of the said enumerated articles, and in such quantities and at tuch time, as the l-u-ream- or commandant may require ; such increase, however, not to exceed one-third of tbequantities stated, (and requi sitions sent through the post office shall be deemed sufficient notice.) during the fiscal year ending Soth June, 16S, and whether the quantities required be more or less than those specified , the prices shall remain the same. All the articles under the contract must be of the best quality, delivered in good order, free of all and every charge or expense to the government, and subject to the inspection, count, weight, or measurement, of the said Navy Yard, and be in all respects satisfactory to the commandant thereof. Bidders are referred to the yard for plans, specifications, or samples, and any further description of the articles. Con tractors for classes headed " miscellaneous," who do not re side near the place where the articles are to be delivered, will be required to name in their proposals an agent at the city or principal place near the yard of delivery, who may -be called upon to deliver articles aithuut delay when they shall be required. Approved sureties in tbe full amount of the contract will be required, and twenty per centum as additional security deducted from each payment until the coutract shall have been completed or cancelled, unless otherwise authorized by the department. On classes headed " miscellaneous," to be deliveied as required during tbe fiscal year, the twenty per centum retained may. at thedincretion of the commandant, be paid quarterly on the first of January, April, July, and October, when the deliveries have been satisfactory, and ibe balance (eighty per cent,) will be paid by the respeciive navy agents within thirty days after the presentation of bills, in triplicate, duly vouched and approved. No part of the per centum reserved is to be paid until all the rejected articles offered under tbe contract shall have been removed from the yard, unless specially authorized by the department. It will be stipulated in tho contract, that if default shall be made by the parties of tbe first part in delivering all or any of the articles mentioned in any class bid for, ot the quality and at the same times and place- above provided, then aud in that ease the said parties will forfeit and pay to the United Slates a sum of money not to exceed twice the amount of such class; which may be recovered from time to time according to tbe act of Congress, in that case pro vided, approved March 3, 1"43. Tbe sureties must sign tbe contract, and their responsi bility certified to by a navy agent, collector, district attor ney, or some other person satisfactory known to the bureau. It ia to be provided in the contract that the bureau shall have the power of annulling the contract, without loss or damage to the government, in case Congress shall not have made sufficient appropriations for the articles named, or for the completion of works estimated for, and on which this advertisement is based, and shall also have tbe power to in crease or diminish the quantities named in tbe classes not headed " miscellaneous in the schedule twenty-five per cent. Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by letter through the post office, which notice shall be consid ered sufficient ; and if they do not enter into contract for the supplies specified within fifteen days from the date of notice from tbe bureau of the acceptance of their bid, a con tract will be made with some other person or persons, and tbe guarantors of such defaulting bidder will be held re sponsible for all delinquencies. AU offers not made in strict conformity with this adver tisement will, at the option of tbe bureau, be rejected. Those only whose offers may be accepted will be notified, and contracts will be ready for execution as soon thereafter as may be practicable 1184 w4w. THE Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly, AT RALEIGH, N. C. Weekly Standard 2 a year ; Semi-Weekly f4 " Invariably in advance. No subscription received for a less time than six months. The Congressional campaign is opening, and now is tbe time to circulate the documents. The Standard will, for the future, as it has done in the past, pursue tbe straight track of Democratic principles, contending for an economical ad ministration of the government, a strict construction of the Constitution, the rights of the individual States, and of each and every section of the Union ; and will opMae the vile and fanatical isms of the day, whether tbev come in the chrysalis form of Know Nothingism, or the full fledged and mature condition of abolitiouism. We regard the slavery question, involving the righ a of the South, as the paramount question of the day, and in coniiarison with which all others sink into insignificance. On its solution defends the Union of the States and the hopes of republi canism., We appeal to our friends throughout the State to aid us in extending our circulation. We will renar them, to the extent of :iur ability, in advocating and defending their rights aud principles. Money sent by mail ia at our risk. Address HOLDKN A WIU40N. Raleigh, N. C. April 28, 1857. 45 BOOKS WHICH ARE BOOKs7-TllE Child's Book of Nature; bv W. Hooker, M. I). Reading without Tears; by author of " Peep of Day." What I Know; or. Hints on the Daily Duties of a House keeper, containing nearly 500 Receipts 'for Cooking, Ac. Jaufrey, tbe Knight and the Fair Brunissinclc A Tale of the Times of Prince Arthur. Tbe Lady's Equestrian Manuel; in which the Principles and Practice of Horsemanship, for ladies, are thoroughly explained. 50 illustrations. Smiles and Frowns. . Hand Book ot Iowa ; by Parker. Minnesota, Tucker. 0 Tbe Days of my Life; by the author of "Margaret Mait land." Isabel; The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John C. Jeaffrison. Monarch8 Retired from Business; by Doran. Biographical and Historical Sketohes; by T Babington Macaul y. Things Not Generally Known: by D. A. Wells. The Americans in Japan ; by Robt, Tomes. Dr. Antonio; A Tale of Italy. For sale by H. D. TURNER. Raleigh, April 24, 1357. 44- swtf. SAVE YOUR MONEY. ECONOMY IS WEALTH, AND WE ENCOURAGE the practice of it by selling Well-made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at a great saving in prices. Our stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, which we have made up expressly for this market, is row large and desirable, to which additions are. being made by the constant reception of new goods, and we pledge our selves to make it the interest of purchasers to buy of , . t - .. SCHLOSS, BRO. A CO. Raleigh, April 14, 1857. 40-sw6m. WE also keep for sale a large assortment of Hate, Caps, Shoes, Boots and Gaiters. DRESS GOODS. BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, Be rage and Muslin Robes, Tamartine, Lawns, Mus lins, Ginghams, Ac., just received at H. L. EVANS'. ANTI.ES I MANTLES t A GREAT VaRIE. ty of the newest styles out. Call and examine , . -r H, L. EVANS. WW ATS I HATS 1 1 HATS 1 1 1 BEEBE'S Mm.- JEM skin, Soft Cassimere, Hungarian, Panama, Rutland; 7 Dunstable, Webster, Coll Snnnett, Leghorn, Young Amer- I iea, Old Fogy, ut Canada Straw Hats, at the cheap store ' ; a. l. evans. 1 Household Edition of the " Waverly Novels.' Two Years Ago ; by Charles Kingusby. " Hansford." A Tale of " Bacon's Rebellion " . . aaanaaauaaanaaaaa "-' Oswoaite tne Mnnonie Iod-e. ... ........ MAY BB FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR, ADMANTINfi and Tallow Candles, .Nails of all sixes for common nee, Crockery and tin ware, of all siaesand shapes, snuff and Tobacco and Cigars, Meal and Flour, Corn and Peas, and Shoes, and a small assortment of Dry Goods, and Candies, and many other things commonly found in a grocery; all of which will be sold Cheap for cash or Country Produce; lor which the highest market prices will be paid. W. W. WOODEL.' April 28, 1856. THE WEEKLY STAR, IS THE WASHINGTON CITY NEWSPAPER FOR persons at a distance to take. Its promptness and re liability concerning Washington affairs, and with reference to other matters of which information centres at Washing ton, has secured for The Daily Star an" immense Circulation. Tbe Weekly Star contains all news appearing in the Daily, capital Tales for the Fireside, Ac, Ac. Terras : The Daily, $8 50 per annum ; Tbe Weekly, 1 1 ,25 per annum. To Clubs, The Weekly is mailed (addressed to each person) at $1 per annum. Subscriptions paid in advance. Politically, The Star is 14 Southern Rights.,' : Address W. D. W ALLACH, Publisher, Washington City." Nov. 22, 1856. 105 tfc JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY Grocery Store on the north side of market square, a fresh supply of Rice and Molasses, Java and Rio Coffee, Crush, Powdered and Coffee Sugar of different grades, Ground and Grain Pepper, Allspice, Cooking Soda, Cheese, Salt, Sperm and Adamantine Candles, Soap, Segars, Smo king and Chewing Tobacco, Sole and Upper Leather, and many other articles usually kept in a Grocery, all of which will be sold as low as they can be bought in the City of Raleigh. Dry Hides and all kinds of country produce will be taken in exchange for Goods, at tbe highest prices. Call and examine for yourselves. J. J. FERRELL. December 80. 1856. 12 tf. NOTICE FOR SALE. MY PLANTATION, ON WHICH I LIVE, IN WAYNE county, N. C. lies on Brooks' swamp, eight miles southwest from Goldsboro', and three miles from Dudley's Depot, on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad ; contain ing nine hundred and sixty-eight acres. I will sell the above-named land on good terms. The farm is good for five or six hundred barrels of Corn, and round pines enough for two or three tasks of boxes. Any person wishing to purchase such property will do well to call jn the subscriber at home, where he may be seen al most any time. EZEK1EL HOLLOMAN. Wayne Co., April 21, 1857. 43 swtf. TO THE PUBLIC CW. PALMER WOULD THANK HIS friends and customers for their past patronage, and solicit a continuance of the same. I am better prepar ed at present with hands and stock, in quality and quantity, for the satisfactory prosecution of my business than ever before. As something new, and especially useful, I would mention my patent circular brick, nn invention of my own. These brick nave been pronounced a great improvement for building flues, drains, green houses, drying fruit, Ac They are greatly superior to the plain brick. I wish to increase my business, and have increased mv facilities for doing so. To accomplish this I will do any thing and everything at all times. " Sundays excepted,' 1 am to be found at my brick yard, always ready to contract for the erection or ex ecution of anv kind of brick work. All orders left at the Yarborough House for me will be promptly filled. CHARLES W. PALMER. Raleigh, February 19, 1857. 26 swly. T AND FOR SALE. I OFFER FOR SALEM Y JLi Mason Hall plantation in Orange, near the Alamance line, on the N. C. Railroad, one-and-s half miles northeast f Mebane's station. Said plantation is situated in a healthy neighborhood, is well watered, and has meadows of superi or quality upon it, a good dwelling house and all necessary outhouses, and a good proportion of timbered land, and contains about 400 acres. Terms will be made easy to suit the purchaser. For further information apply to Giles Me-, bane, Esq., Mason Hall, Alamance. MARY F. BOND. February, 9 1857 23 tf. Valuable Land and Negroes for Sale. BY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST FROM DR. N. L. Stith and A. B. Stith to the undersigned, and duly registered in Wake county, N. C. I will sell at public auction, at the residence of Dr. N. L. Stith, in the vicinity of Raleigh, on Wednesday the 3d June 1857, four valuable and likely negroes ; the tract of land known as Waterloo, handsomely improved, containing 434 acres, together with all of said Stitb's valuable and desirable household prop erty. Carriage, Harness, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Waggons, Cart, farming implements, Ac, Ac. The negroea and personal oroperty will be sold for cash ; the land on a credit of ninety days, secured by note nego tiable and payable at the Bank of the State, at Raleigh, and title withheld until the purchase mnnev ia paid. JAMES SLOAN, Trustee. Raleigh. April 3, 1857. 88 swtd. VORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL U'E IN- SURAXCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. C This Company insures the lives of individuals for one year, a term ot years, or for life, on the Mdtcal principle, the assured for life participating in the profits of the Company. For policies granted for the whole term of life, when the pre mium therefor amounts to $30, a note may be given for one half the amount of the premium bearing interest at 6 per cent without guaranty. The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid by this Company, together with tbe low rates of premium, present great inducements to such as are disposed to in sure Slaves are insured for a term of from one to five years, for two-thirds their value All losses are paid within 90 days after satisfactory proo is presented. DIRECTORS. Charles E. Johnson, Wm. W. Holds Wm. D. Hatwood, Wm. D. Coosa, Jso. G. Williams. R. H. Batlr, Quint ex Bosbeb, Wm. H. Jokes, H. W. Husted, P. F. Pescitd, Wm. H. McKer, K. P. Battle. Charles B. Root. OFFICERS. Dr. Charles E. Johnson, President, William D. Hatwood, lice President. R. H. Battle, Secretary, William H. Jones, Treasurer, H. W. Hd8te, Attorney, Charles E. Johnson, M. D. ) Medical William H. McKee, M. D. V Hoard of Richd. B. Hatwood, M. D. ) Consultation. Q. BtTSBEB, 1 W. H McKee, Executive Com- Chables B. Root, ) mittee. For further information, the public are referred to the pamphlets, and forms of proposal, which may be obtained at the Office of the Company, or any of its Agencies. Communications should be addressed, (post paid,) to R. H. BATTLE, Secretary. February 19, 1857. 26 PROSPECTUS OF THE " RUTHERFORD DEMOCRAT." THE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVING PURCHASED THE materials of the Rutherford press, take pleasure in an nouncing to the people of North and Souih Carolina, that the? intend to publish in tie town of Rutherfordton, N. C, a Weekly Paper, called "THE RUTHERFORD DEMO CRAT," on the Sth of April next. The DEMOCRAT will advocate the principles of the great Democratic Party with its utmost ability the only true and conservative party now in existence, and t e only party that the South, as a people, can look to for carrying out the laws and Constitution of our government. The Democrats of North Carolina hare long cong contin ued to press forward, without faltering in their exei lions, to extend and widen their ranks in tbe State; and, now that tb jy are triumph, nt, let us commence again to fortify our posts in all parts of the State for the struggle in August next. " In time of peace let us prepare for war," by buck ling on our armor again for the approaching Congressional campaign. The DEMOCRAT will be devoted to Politics, Internal Improvements, Agriculture, Newa, Select and Original Reading Matter, Poetry, Ac, Ac. The Subscribe! s have secured several correspondents in the Southern States, as we are determined to make our pa per a welcome visitor to every fireside. TERMS. One copy (invariably in advance,) 92 Six copies, 11 Fifteen copies, 27 Twenty copies, 85 TO ADVERTISERS. The terms of adv rtising in the DEMOCRAT will be a follows: One square, 1st insertion, (12 lines or less,) ,91 00 Each subsequent insertion, , Longer advertisements in proportion. Contracts wi.l be made with advertisers' eRbo e reg ular rates for six or twelve months, and a an .if the contract per cent, will be deducts front tie grow amount. All letters must be addressed to the subscribers, at Ru therfordton, N. C, and persons subscribing will please write tbe names and post office distinctly, so as to prevent tbe papers from being sent to the wrong post office. J. FORREST GOWAN, ALEX. D'G. TUMBRO! Rutherfordton. N. C, March 9. 1757. 85 JUST RECEIVED, AND F R SALE, TWO BOX es of Jenkins' Green and Black Tea, with a fine lot of Sugar and Coffee, together with many other Family Gro-ceT'ea-. u , J. J. FERRELL Raleigh, March 10, 1857. . 81 swtf. H. A. DEPKIN, BOOT AND SHOE MAKE.R, . Next door below the Post Office, Raleigh, N. C KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,. AND MANU factnres to order, all kinds of boots and shoes. He has just received a large stock of materials, and ia prepared to fill orders at short notice. Also a variety of boots, shoes, gaiters. At, for ladies and gentlemen, of the latest and most fashionable styles. Call and examine his stock, and " you will find something very superior. " HT Repairing done with neatness and despatch. ' r b Terms, cash ; -or six months credit to punctual dealers. ' I April 24, 1857. - 44 awtt: -THE SOUTH A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. PUBLIC,, BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE PRpw the subscriber will issue tbe mnmS? Th Mjiwwhich he proposes! publish in Daily an7of. editions, and which be iatends:to devote tn ti rnh& the South, tbe interests of the State, and to ik tbe principles of tbe Democratic Party B,?t ,k """Port not be so exclusively political, that its coW .PertS terest the politician ; nor so subservient 0!' C the misconduct of bad men ; to betray prilg? teaw of power, or to disguise its convictions at th . expediency. lne sugMioj3 1 shall endeavor to commend it to tntellimw.. all classes, by diligence in the collection f Z fet,nM r parting something of agricultural, commere by interest to its column?, and by venturing an n emphatic opinion pn the topics of the day nn Plteili the baaard of conflict with Pudiceorof',;ffen,1!i'bit appointed leaders of party. The organ of no T ,he,lt interest of no taction, and with no partial mmS!!?"'' hi the paper will address itself to the honest ii,Zr 10 people, and for support will rely upon their mE? energy and enterprise, and their love of plain ."'"'ol dependent opinion. There may be particular ;? .wi i whom this sort of .W..mn 4,111 KZ. rU,r ,nd'HdU.L. but if I can conciliate the favor of the masZ V'1 virA thp onnnsitinn of ivtuimni . . 8' 1 Ulir ' vive the opposition of ignorant or interesd'.!-.1'1'.' doubt servile suirits will ho ulwlro . ""Ks. x. fence of the South; still I have the cmS' ,n that there are plenty of brave and true men7 vSllrin upon whose sympathy and support may relW 1! lute security. And so believing. I embark u,. ,i'h al)so pnse, with no misgiving as to the result . "The South" will be of an equal size with .i, papers of the city ; and will be furnished to nihLr"! the following rates ; Daily seven dollars a year Iy five dollars-p3We in advance. -Vt, Money may be sent by mail to the address of " REH,ER -V ,,RTR Richmond, March 8, 1857. aDd Nfcit Trustee's Sale. ted 27th i .'SI, 792, records of Wake County, and for th. therein specified, I hereby offer for sale one lot Z I v?" St in the City of Raleigh, purchased by the said Hl1"1 tne uierK ana Master in tquity tor Wake Countv 7 under a decree of the Court of Equity fr n.v ,Sjle tween the heirs of John C. Stedman, oeceasjd with the buildings and appurtenances thereunto ing, the same being formerly the residence of 7 ?' William J. Clarke. The lot contains an acre in J tivation, is free from nut grass, contains mauvC fruit trees, and is situated directly opposite th n? the State and the Espiscopal Church m said City about one hundred yards east of the east gate of h p tol Square. Repairs to the amount of thm have cently put upon the buildings, four in number. incE dwelling bouse, with six rooms, an office, two kitchen, ?l Also, by virtue-of the same deed, and fur the bra tif j all concerned, I offer for sale a valuable tract of laiid nv two acres, upon Neuse river, in the county of H'hIt. l the buildings thereon, known as the Neuse Riyer nil vM, Price 4,0m Tbe mill seat sold fifteen years azu to ri and Jeffreys for 2.000. Since that time, an entiiri,. Saw and Oil Mill, with press hullers, heater! "ttaw mill, and jumpers, and a now dam, have been erected 1 added thereto. This property was lately appraised r 000. " '-v The object of these sales being mainly a change of inr ment, I am authorized, upon the money being safcir ured, to et it go upon a liberal credit. To any one disS to locate in Wake, and engage in a lucrative biiines!.7 present is a rare opportunity for securing a town resid, and a business stand in a populous country neiehUirh,. They will be sold together or separately, and the title , ranted. EDWARD CAKTWELL. Raleigh, July 86, 1 856. tr-; MARBLE AND GRANITE. WILLIAM STROIfACH, HAVING SOLO OCT HIS MARBLE TABD TO MESSRS. MAUNDER At CAMPBELL WOULD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMOSD THE3I to the Public as skillful and competent workman and reliable gentlemen. The undersigned, successors to WM. STR0XACH contiuue the executiou of. ' MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK, in all its branches. They may be found at the old south-east corner of the Grave Yard. The Public is in ed to come and examine specimens of work, as well as stock of Materials, a good supply of all kinds being kept on hand. All orders from a distance promptly attended to Address. MAUNDER ti CAMPBELL, Raleigh, N. C. Dec 5, 1858. 6-swly. 1857. SPRING TRADE. STEVENSON & WEDDELL, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, Nob. 78 axo 8o, Stcamobe St., Pktebsbubr, Va., ARE NOW RECEIVING THE LARGEST of Imported and Domestic Fabrics they have had, to which tbev invite the attention of tbe and Virginia Merchants, with the assurance that can and will offer sncb inducements in Variety, Styles, Prices, as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. March fi, 1857. 80 AGS ! RAGS ! RAGS ITHE FOREST nfacturing Company being about U go into at the Falls of Neuse River, in the County of Wake, give tbe highest cash price for all Cotton and Linen delivered at the Mills or at any of the Depots on the and Gaston, North-Carolina, or Wilmington and Railroads. Any communications addressed to Dr. Wm. R. the agent of the Company, at Forestville, or to the scriber at Raleieh, will be promptly attended to. WILL. R. POOLE, President Raleigh. March 17, 1857. 83 wti I5gKegistcr copy. ACHINE8, ENGINES, Ac HAVING ceived an Agency firm one of the largest ments in the United States, I am prepared to contract Machinery of all kinds, and of the most perfect on the most favorable terms for cash or good paper. Among many things, I enumerate Locomotives, with improved valve arrangement, giving tbe best Stationary Engines from 2 to ftOo horse power, arranged suit ibe purposes for which they are needed, and to give satisfaction. Portable Engines from S to 16 horse power, adapted tbe use of Farmers, Printing Offices, Hoisting, Ac. Power Presses of a new, simple, durable and character, and very rapid work. Shop Fittings, Power Planers, Boring and Morticing chines, Cotton and Flour Mills, and indeed all kinds of chinery. SAM'L B. PAUL. Petersburg, February 18, 1856. 25 THE VERY BEST CUTLERY AND PLATED Castors, Spoons, Forks, fine Stock. Call and the goods ; how cheap 1 will sell. J. C. Raleigh, Dec. 23, 185. 10 A 'NEW STOCK OF THOSE FINE 19 Johnson Watches : best watches made. J. C. NOTICE. AS I HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE now offer mv valuable tract of land for sale, ing four Hundred Acres, of which about one hundred fifty acres are in a fine state of cultivation. The well wooded and good arable land. Said land has on it a first-rate dwelling house, all cessary out-bouses, and a fine well of water in the fine orchard of apples and peaches of every kind. Said land Ilea nine miles south-east of Raleigh, the Wilmington and Newbern Roads, in one mile of burn. I will take great pleasure in showing said land to person who may wish to boy. P. H. 8TURDEVAST. August 19, 18M. 7 Northern and Southern Intelligence. THE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER thanks to his friends and the public in general, for very liberal patronage hitherto extended to him, and a newed assurance on his part by strict attention to and a determination I tion to please, to merit a continuance "J same, respectfully informs them he has just returned the Northern Cities, and is now receiving his Spring Summer supplies, selected with great care and from the latest importations. He has in store a large and varied assortment of English and American Cloths, Cassi meres, Vesting of colors and styles. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Stocks Napoleon Ties, Cravats, Gloves Collars, standing aud garrote. Dress Shirts, French EmbM Under-shirts, and Drawers, of Silk, Linen, Gaure and in addition to which, he ia receiving a large assortment READY MADE CLOTHING, both of his own and Northern manufacture, which made under his own supervision and direction, he can fidently recommend. He most respectfully solicits m amination of his goods, and makes no charge for ex"!. them urry or all of which, he would be pleased to of on Ibe most reasonable terms, , To cash buyers, he offers a deduction of 10 per cent, ail NWUIIW OS lll$U U ZVUUIIira. a T - All bills closed semi-annually first of January and uniting ana repairing done witn care ana ais- . The latest Foreign and American Fashions just ISAAC PROCTER, ' " - Merchant April 17. !857. - ; DAGUi: nES, .4 , . PHOTOGRAPHS, .' PLAIN OR COLORED, ' Taken at HAVENS' GALLERY, for on dollar and . -jrarda. l Baleigb, April Si, 1867. WAKE COUNTY, N. C.-BY VIRtttp nn deed of trust to me executed hv w;n: ... .'Or A of December. 1855. register! ; n. 'r Me.


ocr: W. H. TAPPEY IS AGENT FOR Virginia, North-Carolina, South-Carolina, .and the South generally, for March's Grist land Flour Mills, which if attached to Saw 'Mills or other engines or Water Power, will grind 8 to 10 bushels of fine meal per hour with kuib Tha host nf rofn Mnaaa nan be given of Mills at work mar Petersburg. Address, W. H. TAPPEY, Petersburg, Va. May 12, 1857. 49-swSm. WETIS STOCK OF THOSE FINE 19 JEWEL Johnson Watches; best watches made. J. C. PALMER,


ocr: BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND K1TTEKS THS CKLKBRATBD HOLLAND RKMKDT FOR V DISEASE OF TlfE KII)M:YS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE. And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky P" Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind or Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, ana Neuralgic Affection, it. has in nnmcrous instances provea highly beneficial, end in others effected a decided cure. This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on ,n )v scientific principles, after the manner of the celeoni'ea Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because of its great success in most of the European States.it introduction mt'itne United Stn!e was intended more especially for those f oar fatherland scattered here and, there over the facu of ini mighty country. Meeting with great success smong them, I now offer it to the American public, knowing that its tru ly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknoivledged. It is particularly recommended to those persons w nose constitutions mar have been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation, uene rally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to toe seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising op the drooping spirit, slid, 10 fact, infusing new health sou vigor in the system. . NOTICE Whoever expects to find this s beverage wi" be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and low spirited, will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singoiw remedial properties. . CAUTION! the great popularity of this delightful Aroma has in duced taanr imitations,' which the public should guaro against purchasing. Be not peranadedtobuyany1hinge until you have given Boernave'r Holland Bitters s .fair trial Oue buttle will convince you bow infinitely superior itisw all these imitations. . . . th. 1 T Sold st 1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by w SOLS PROPJUBTORS, ,:i ' BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. .-g0., - 'Manufacturing- Pharmaceutists and Ukemsu, if r.t, pii manaoH. PA. ,, For sale by Pescod Galling, Raleigh. . Juljr t, 1867. 6-y-


ocr: SET GOODS, &C. 1857. 1857. Fall Trade. STEVENSON & WEDDELL, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Nos. 78 axd 80 Sycamoks St., Pbtebsbcro, Va., ARE NOW RECEIVING AND WILL HAVE IN store ready for inspection by the 1st September, a large and commanding stock of Far.cy and Staple Dry Goods, to which they respectfully invite the atteution of North-Carolina Merchants. Their stock will be kept full and complete during the season by purchases at auction and from first hands. Or ders promptly attended to. JOHN STEVKNSOK. JAMES WEODELL. August 18. 1357. 77


ocr: Holland mm ns IBS CELEBRATED HOLLAND RKMKDT JOB DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER Snch as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach. Colicky Pi" Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. Despondency, Costiveaess, Blind or Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic ana NenralgicAffection.it basin numerous instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected a decided cure. This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on trj It scientific principles, after the manner of the eelebratea Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because of its great success in most of the European States, its introduction into tne United Stwte waa4ntended more especially forthtiseofoor fatherland scattered here and there over the faoe of mighty country. ' Meeting with great success among them, I now offer it to the American public, knowing thaMts tru ly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. It is particularly recommended to those persons wnose constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forais of dissipation. Gene rally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to " seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, and, in tact, infusing new health ana vigor in the system. .n NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this beverage be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and low spintea, " will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singuisr remedial properties. CAUTION! , tnm The- great popularity of this delightful Aroma has in duced many imitations, which the public should gua against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy nytjlnlf V", until you have given Boerbave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will convince you bow infinitely superior all these imitations. . , " . th, fST Suld at f 1 per bottle, or six bottles for f5, oy SOLS PROPRIETORS, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. '? Manvfacturing Pharmaceutists and CAemisis, PITTSBURGH, PA. For sale by Pescud Galling, Raleigh. ,, Juh8,1867.


ocr: Match J', l-'o. aw4m. Itridpe 10 Let. OWKDNTSDAY, TDK r-D OF APRIL, TIIK UNDFR s'pued, Commi-ioiii'rs, will lei out to the lowest b'd der ihe re bu.ldit.mheof IJridpe acma Nense Riv on the TailH.ruopU nmd. llridpe builders are reDcoilulIj UiTdei ... ... .. .... GASTON 11. WILDER, K-i.'ytiiiAU phitk Tlltid. K. DKIIN'AM, ICoaa. fl I ltlTllN. uucuY rAunx, March 11, 1UT. 17-awH.


ocr: VTfiHVTT iWtiAiB sail wliCllill 11 II R.I I M Wf 8EWI1TC MimD -liLAJ " .i x s s o S a 2I s a nnHR. CITIZENS OF RALEIGH AVll tor, 1 1NG eonntrv are resneetrullv invi, .' tll,HB0IL '"'"i aw. vopeiana a isagiiernan Office, to witness tbe operation of Rooms. nv LM 11 --. Watsoa's Celebrated 16 Family 8ewi w y- ... .... . . chine, ' ww,Sa. Which will be' on exhibition at the above place .r .j fine opportunity for all the citizens to see it l!!? ,r"lnJ pavtculai wonh forliwnity wse. . . '. lt its This Machine is admirably adapted to all kinds i,f p Sewing; it is simple in its constrnction.ensilv oiM.iJf JWlily able to act out of order, and will H... ,..U J!M.t it. - rz ' " 'il.ll irt Ih . uai o iiic muai rici , ncauiBiress Can (1(J q needle and is sold for the low price of en, with fcr i - ; 12, AND fl5. , And wjth foot-power, Ac, complete 2fi j ' - Aa the Agent, Mr. V.nsal is now on Nok we h.r arrangements to furnish the public with thes . r "" tbe shortest notice. ' r JNO. H. DXVIS, ' 1 Prop. State N. C. for Wa son's $1- SvZV. - T. a P01SAU OeZSr- " ' ' S. D. WILLIAMS, Tr.veui't,JS:C .: State and County tight for sale U U' in person or by letter. a ' "PP'J mg to ns August 25, 1857. "9 tf. .-1 ,1 . ,iti , fsa rrAjj ,


ocr: W. H. TAPPET IS AGENT FOR Virginia North-Carolina, South-Carolina, and the South generally, for March's Grist nil Flour Mills, which' if attached to Saw Mils or other engines or Water Power, will grind 8 to in bushels of tine meal per hour with ease. The best ot references can be eiven of Mills at work mur Petersburg. Address, W. H. TAPPEY, Petersburg, Va. May 12, 1857. 49 sw3m. EONI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS, by James Barrou Hope, for sale Dy H. D. TURNER. Raleigh, June S, 1857. 56 sw. GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. At the end of Three Years, such has been the care and economy of the officers of this Company, that we are still free from debt ; have made no assessments and have now such a large Capital in cash and notes, that we have no hes itation in suying to the public, that there is no safer Com pany in the Southern Country. The most of the Risks in this Company being in the Western part of the State, where the danger li om lire is much less. At the last annual Meeting the following officers were re elected. JAMES SLOAN, President S. G. COFFIN, Vice President. C, P. MENDENHALL, Attorney. PETER ADAMS, Sec'y A Treasurer. W. H. CUMM1NG, Gen. Agent. DIRECTORS. Jmies Sloun, Dr. J. A. Mebane, C. P. Mendenhall, Wm. S. KemVin, Rev. C. F. Deems, James M. Garret, Jed H. Lindsay, W. J. McConnel, E. W. Ogburn, J. L. Cole, D. P. Weir, Greensboro ugh ; E F. Lilly, Wades borough, Dr. S. G. Coffin, Jamestown; Joshua Tayloe, Washington; Wm. A. Wright, Wilmington; John I. "Sha ver, Salisbury ; John H. Cooke, Fayetteville ; H. G. Spruill, Plymouth ; Robert E. Troy, Lumberton ; Dr. R. H. Scales, Lenox ( iustle. All ci 'nmunications should be directed to the Secretary free of . ostage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y.


Daily Nashville patriot. [volume]

ocr: JOHN.A.TARRAMT NEW YORK. S0l AGENT. If rno Tiir Jr STeV The I'imp around each pot w'll t a b-r the na-uel e the prop- irtor and cf ih j I nlt-d Siatei age 'te, Vrait t anl Dealers will observe on eacs do n pack age t) f i loatug Utxs : lkir-'ariT Ca'tPjR Tht loceiied reputalioa sod g'eat I'ena' d for Thorn's ortpoaud f xtrart "f Cobalt a and .'r fpari ia, have bees IndAoementa for others to offer itrlia t,uot of th t Viluatrle me iciat. Veodert art particuiarlv warned of ih.t tact, ttitl th.y nay b a their tuard, and col dl-io e of any impure ararle, cslf ilatrd la ItJo'S the r repatattoa, and de.troy th. nentt of the oritaaJ pro ara tioo, to obvtalt whieb tho 4,ic.ntir (nmM,or lo Jama, larraot, ly wr a u a Ur.c m ro-1 aee J into lh I an tad Stt ) hm a' lac bed hit tl.ukare u this cautMiri, to eoua terie.t .B tt forgery. Jotti A. TasraST. Ad irvtt ordert foe lit above article wuhfud directness for hipinta' to Jo I A. T kit ANT A CO , Drogfi-ts, No. t"i Greeow-ea, cor. W arrea rt.,N. t. I'eo I dly. KEMltKV IM!.NG 51ILL. a. a. a a to. J L. luiirswi. MAYO, I1ENDE11S0N k LONG, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOR jAsd.ni oa aid vcsitias klino faCtoht, pu tuck. Cot ai H.l roa J brpo-, I'o vtrt( t u, Ky- A maanfa tare aai Initii ktail si . a el vv a, tort wi6i l r.sd, txora,UUBds iour aa I Miadoo Frames, Ktrt, iia.U.uf , vtaniiua. f i ja. ,t. ., VI taj i rla' p.u Fajonng, Ci el.llf, fiuill v c.lh rt.aj l.Of tad Planed boards ol c scry varwiy ofqaiiii, au4 ICick B W, a io larLi . i lumber ia lit r-.u.-r,. p ai 1 1 .4 aaJ ulaAcr rank alwaisto tail. Watcui aud o.utr kard wwol wori.J lo at ler. Ui!l CAsii. et Si Caao. Plows'. llus! Tennessea Plow Factory. l ! A ease oe baas, im UI Wt. fo taaV, ail Iht iuhj I 1 Uea tf i kiM a.ui.fa'.oir 1 ai 11,4 taiabjaAtswal, atrr-Lat;, aad p.aaur. p.iiUi.t la na.n.117 wij be trua&cd at sastury utsat. UlU-MAN - OeC tj.al. Ii, BKCTUttU. Aaeeta.

place_of_publication: Nashville, Tenn.

publisher: Smith, Morgan & Co.


ocr: . Mii I DLtUlVli LLUl UlllllilU PJOW OPEI!ISSG. RICH SILK ROBES, with three Volants. RICH SIIiK ROSES, with two Volants. Robes a la Disposition; MAGNIFICENT I5suitiiial Orsraiiclie A EICH LACE GOODS;


ocr: . CIJi.BATL CINCINNATI DISTILLERY. WHISKEY Cincinnati oinc). CAUTION TO PARTUS PUkCQASlNO S. IV. PIECE'S llafjiiolia Wilis CINCINNATI, OHIO. rs-HE CNDFR-ICrNKD, manufactorer ands le; i. uroDrietnr of th? above brand of WH ISK V,t :. would rcpectluUy inf irm his customers and pur igsr-j chasers of this celebrated brand, that there has appeare i iu the Charleston and other Southern markets a counterfeit of the above Whisky, being a poisonous imitation, brand? 1 similar to his brand; it pass.es un ier the name of S. N. Dike's Magnolia Whisky, Cincinnati, Ohio, and other names simi lar to S. N. Pike. As there is no party in this city of the name of S. N. Dike, it is intended to impose and deceiva those who would purchase the genuine brand. I make this statement to put parties on their guard, as there are several persons in the east and west making an imitation, and using my name with a slight alteration. I hae analysed several samples of this counterfeit brand, and found that it contains a deadly poison; this fiiet alone impels me to cau tion the public, protect those who are liable to be ecsived, and prevent the evil results atten ing the use of this poisonous imitation. I Uo hereby caution the counter feiters of my brand that I will prosecute them to the full extent of the law. 'ihe genuine S. N Pike's Magnolia Whb.ky is distil e l from the bet quantities of Rye and Corn, and is warranted free from any deleterious or obnox ious compoun i,it being a pure and healthy beveiage. Miny parties lave recently commenced making a bran i' of Whisky callioj Magnolia, but they are an immitation of my trade braud, so be caretul ai d get the only genuine Magnolia Whisky n,ade in the United States, and distilled only by me. SAM'L N P1KK, apr2tl ly No. 19 and 20 Sycamore-st. Cincinnati. Ohio. 'Clicap Casli Store. C0SNEB OF WALNUT AND IR0NT STREETS, CINCINNATI, OHIO. "Wood and "Willow Ware, Paper Cordage, Kooiiiig Material, &.C. WOOD WAKE, 200 pkgscov'd Buckets; 1125 dos Bind Boxes; 850 dozen Bail Boxes; 2i0 4 Hames; 200 nests Tubs, pain-ed; il,200 Zinc Wash Boards; 275 uox Varnished and Three! 15,i0o Plow Handles; IOECK. y JXSV & GAUGES iN . jSf :ix'ti HAM. CO, o. uj WHISKEY. & JO 40 Ci 2 Vl 1 S.jNr.PIKK'aS I C 32 LI3M RATK 13 H


ocr: Nasuvnxa, Aug.tt, 1H57. tm A,J.DUIrCAN&C0., ImperUri suad IVltalctais Dealer In .. DRY GBS, HEADY-31ADE CLOTULG,ic., Ac, Ware Houses Ko. 70 & 71, OUR STOCK ALL COMPLETE!! We have new la Stare Us largest aad Veal Sleek cl Staple aad Faaey BUY GOOBS, r.cstlj-l!s:lc Clotlilns c.t Ws ever IcpwrvsJ, asd will atQ then at tie very krw t y-rxee W FesBfit deskiera. A liberal gisesaa stadA to Cash Bayers. Ws rec4ae an s&aaiaa.Uea af Oar Eunck, as beiae aae mt the iargswt ever la pent 1 te the Socth west. Ae J. UU-NCAN & CO., fil. t sd n Fublie tuare. N ? A ILS kis taeat&s tor saic low h ttj.,i,j ca


ocr: HOXjIIDAT'O. T t Intro!io3e r -r ling Mtar regular custom. Our- Holiiar Hat." wt-ch for Tatta and at tgaccccwa no: b beak. Alii Pubhe rqaars. SUl 'V U VVh, Q ne styles and color. Now opeatnj U FraBciaeo a. Those French Felt Hats. FRfU .uppl iastrweeited t th. La ponam 3. lwll. S i Pub i. -i'. rs. FOR i I IK HOLIDAYS. Fauej- Dress Furs fur Ladies and IITJFFS, VICTOniHES -&ad CUFFS, AT W t would cat! hUen aof i lM si Pastivtiiw to nor spicaau stoca i auiis. viCi.iJB.lttU, and CUf t'S, an .ut. tr x bttto Jfw Uvucs aoa ,, N Mf t. I A PITS, sow ts 'fee lioi. t fst achoie ao4 CH CAP ar. j i,Ci of I t I! w, io fsrwvtat jo fra l.t i-t ew4 Aa mi ti.. locLmeiO a., lsr uow at taad,av Nw Vor a e&a pr...,aa Fraiiii.u's, ROBES AI.J)"l;P0TinJFrS. OOVtssry tsa4 "is kObOJ AN9 tOOt ktCffS fr O CjrTiJtja,al i4 f ab..a -jaa.'. . A. J. 2 ANCl'CO, F-rrie.-, Icl 1. kid. WA, fffebas t4arw. OTJrt XX-f3k,T t : J Q FOR TllE


ocr: SINGER'S IMPE0VED V 11 E M I U M m r- SVf Ml Mi n SEWING MACHINES I SMlrR'H SHVIN'J MtrtllNrS were examined iintl tot-ii on rVf .iY cericei a'-le tSeseno ion of VFOMK, fro u IHINrtaT Ct.MIKIC to THIIK I.KA I'll F K. by the n o t "c etitiric iuilpesln the country, a' the I t'e Mechan ic's In-ti'u'e F ut r. Vs-hariiJc-, Tennessee, and were pr not teed " I'Kt IU' ULY IKK M At'H I S r fur t AM1L Y or VNY iiTHrR . where fewin is required, nil sure i.w:ir led the 1. ItHi F.T Fl;F.tH M. the lill'l.i'M A which is tua .i be see. 1 hatitrir.p in I! .is a.lttte. PKviUM uo I" ) r Ka jA 10 niet.tion here have tieen AHARUrl) tr tle,e Mt.ttiei In the 1 NIIFI) rtrAlM and rl'KtiPK; a vr p o'htrs tl e Hil.Hr.-f PKKM1LM tt e MHJALir IIOVt'K ai lie late "tPoMlli L'-MVAKftLIa." in F.t AVCK t ST The pubile Is invitetl to ell at Exhibition Olhce, 4 tt I'l 111 It' MtFtlll a X. Sll IL L K, TENNK S S K ar.d eamine tor thetnsilres, and teat tha capabilities of thee Mnchin- tor all "tuts of work. t ase- a. .elite an! Needles, Maihine Hilk, Thread on spools and I..!-, n hat .1 ki d for tale i.. lct-sle and reU.I I. ! Mturr t n.'i t stette ntit to any 1-arl ol It.e couoiry trro!i, to ail who desire it-f..rmation e.ir.erraiiiit r"etnr Macliti.as. VaM.A. Mlri, o.t tr. Apect. ( ajr Ceo'ral Ctt.ee. 468, rroadwaj.New York. L E A & P ER KINS' CELtRRATKO WORCESTERSHIRE SA Ell KACT of a Letter from a Htdical Gectlec aL, Al MAI'KAF, TO 1113 PKOTHFR, at Woacavraa. Msr, Tell IF A air. PFIt PI N. that their l-A I t I is l.ultlv e-teeti.ed in !n tia. and la, In my opin uti, the Ii.t'Pl palatal le, .1. well as Ihe uia-.t . hiileniiRie pauce that It P T. O N O C N C fc D BY CONNOI.KtKS TO I:E THK ONLY GOOD SATJCE. aso irruritu to evehy VAKiirrY OF ijisii. The on'y Me.la! ar.'el by tte Jury of the New York Fx. h.l t .1:1 l..r foren-n rmuaa, 1 1 lainel by l.rA A I rlw KISb. I"r their Mi:cTtl.rHIKF f AUK the wm Id-wida fun r if aw hu-fi hst.i il ltd 10 iiuu eruui tin Latum, un l.asa ri eartei. r(f.tel to see lt.t the nsti.es ff " 1.1 A rt :il' are mu regard ujx.n the liotlie anu Mopper, and jirmte I lit ot the luha-1. to; l.u.W A rents fi r the United Ptatra, JOEK DUKCAS & SOSS, i' ..Ml ) ft A.. - WiM 1. , ....


ocr: .5 Grauil Musical '3. Jk . w. SOIREE AND BALL, TO EK GIVEN AT OLD FELLOWS' HALL, OS Tlmr&day Evening, I7tli iustaiit, BONNING'S CITY BRASS I5AID. 'IMIE procefd to be a j prrpriated t J pu:chae an Uniform L for he Compiny. MANAGERS. R Champ, Cant v L Horn, V. H Horn, A L Limb, J He Jenfer, K R I oswick, U It I orn. Pro. Ronnlrjg. V Birnes, r K Horn, H C Sin;; e'on, L I ogin'ies, J K-ech, r w Horn, J P Bitthell, Ijfir- Ticle-? f 2; to be had from Ihe rinci pal Book an l Music Stores, and f om members f ti e B.-n l. Dec 1! 'd. m


ocr: N nv "('.- 1 1 HERE AVE ARE, WI I II TH V WHEELER & WILSON Mannfactnrinp; Co ' Improved Family SEWING ? AMINES, AND would respectful y Invite ihe Lad es of Nashviue and porroiindin g coun ie-to ctl aeileisn.Pe ihern, before buyirig.asoneesa'ninationonl vis r eres-tar v lo sat isfv any one that theae Mai him a .ire j .at what are want ed in every family. II e follow lr are son-e of the gocd iiuiilitlesof the Whee ler A Wilson Machine. Beauty ind excel ence of stitch abke j on b t'i sides of the fnl ric sew-d ; icol O" j of thread; simplicity and Ihrroughne a of cons' rurtion, porta bility, ease of operation and management, speed, quietne-a cf movetne t strength, friuneaa iid iluri.biti or seam that will n"t lip or ravel, applicuu lily lo v.ir.ety of ( or poeaand matert.is, compacicrsa and e egance of mudel ar.i1 fin i-h. Cil and ee th.-m. Orb.ce over L. F. Ueech'sDry 3oo Is .'orr,49 College st. Will Kl KK A lVfcS, Dec 1! dAw8m. Agents for Teunesaee. SINGER'S IMPROVED P 11 E M 1 U M SEWING MACHINES! SlNQtR'9 sr lNf MACHINKs were examined and tet'd on r')KY crncri-eble oV.rnp'i-n of VitlBK, foil TUIMM' CAMbhlt' lo THICK lEATHK, by the r ot scien'lrje luitees in tl e country, at II e le Mrehan le'. Insu'utr ba r, Nashvi'h, Trtrifi", and were pro nounced I'M Ills M.Y I'D M Mil IN). s" for FAMILY or ANY f'TIDR l's' . where sewii ia reotiired, snd were awar.-rd the II Kill) rT H; ) 1 1 M . r) e I I l.l )l A which i now to hr area hanging in tl is trhee. li.)'l.lMS tio sfDrtoia to mention berr lir b-rti AWARD) D to ibear Marlines in the I'MIHI STADi and Hl.OPr-, ao. go'h.rs the Hit.PV-' l ' MH '.l tie MIDALnr MilNi.K at the lake " I Xi'ch-1 Tl- N I'Nl V E IttELlu" in E A N C K. j-jjr- J he public Is Invited to c!l at Eeh.bition 0:Tce, 4ii IM It I It.' salt I A It Is .V. Sill IL L k, tfxxi: s SEE, ! d esau.lne for t ems. Ive, ai d test the capabilities o the mi Al - ch o' tor all sorts of w r s. j y :.cil .e I'll Nee.lea Ma. hire Fi!k, Thread on spools and Pal -,OD hai lint J for sale wh.,leale and rt'ail I. M fsrr to.'s Caseite seM to any art ot the eouotry gr-iU-, to ad who Oo.re i.-if r-i ation corcernlDf eein lachii.e. MM. A. MNUtK, oota tf. AcuU tT Ceu-ral 0ff.ee. 4 Swt troadway, Sew York. LEA & PERKINS' CILtUitatCD wnnrFSTERSHIRE SAUCE V I V w w - KXTKACT PRO NO CSC ED BY CO.NNol5al-'t' TO BK THC of a Letter frora, Melical Geatleman At MAt KA?, TO HIS BKOTlitB, & a at ! Woaca-Tsa, Wat, 1SS1 jV-'" "Tell LEA A. PER--e-r R1NS thai their S Al Cl . . . . -! . .t.'fi.v.l in Id. lis arruCAaUi to EVKUY VARIETY OF DISH. "j l a, and la, In my opin lion, the mo.1 palatable, ' " j as till aa the n.t-rt s tiuic...m dauow inai ia u.aJe." n. only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York JEl. b t il on for ori faueeawsi obtained by L-A A Ell- lame of whath bavtag W W uumeroas imi at.ona, purchasers Lie Varne.li riwil W k LtA A p) .Ri:Mi"ar iiupesl upua the bottle aud siopper, and printed apua the labela. fcuse W hole Is A(su for the I'biurI Hatea, J0SN DJXCJlS S0XS, 4Us. llrotadsaHyt !-. V. A suck alwavsia ature, A.io. oriera ree-eivrd for direa Ivljtaaai tw avians!. I May , 1 P jwry ii mi -ss. -v - i i. . ... : - i I


ocr: MANUFACTURER AND DEALEIt IN MATS, CAPS AI) LADIES' FIRS, IVo. 23 Public Siiuait, MSHV1LLL, XE,., LADIES DRESS PURS. OPENING OF THE o o s c n xt AT XXX-A.lSkTOIfS oo's;. U7E SHALL OPUN OCRFl'R ROOM TIICRSDAY OCTOBER, 1-T,and be prepared to exhihil a lanreri .nu cnoice si h: or Lamm and Slices Fancy uress Furs lhan we have ever before offer-d, embra- iag Russian ' Hudson I:., .n.t ll.n.,1. u.wt .. . ... . berinu S iuirrjl, Lynx, and ail the lower grade, of Fur made tp to the latest stvle. home very haad.ome UobeJ ior carriages. A. J. FRANCI-CO, Furrier, fo. 2:1, Puhiie Square. ptt n r u u and FOOT MUFFa sept26 Autumn : Por 1257. Cl ENTLEM-N who are ambi:iu-t lo wearaTAHTY HAT are invi'ed to call andexauiae this beautiful ttyle at me iikinno rur tmporiam of A. J. FRANCISCO, ept25. 13 publso Sq'iare. A XI. cf sept'2S. Those French Felt Hats. FRESH supply just received at the Kininiriam l"r"l ritANi iscj-n, j 21 Public Square.


ocr: 2 3? AEADERICK The Proprietors of this Establishment invite the attention of MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN ESPECIALLY, and of every person having Printing to be done, to the superior facilities afforded by their office, which is well supplied with Ttfes aud Presses, and workmen of skill and good taste. We are prepared to execute at the shortest notice 1 !i 3sr cfc ip. & In Colors or Bronxes, s. From a Hat Tip to the Largest Tolume, IN THE I In a word, we are prepared to do any description of Book or Job Printing, in the beat style, at jjj THE LOWEST W. HY. SMITH, lVcliiK SMITH, CAMP & CO., IfiA P. JONES. N,,. l6 Deaderlck-at., Nashville. Term. IMPORTANT TO JI AN' UFACT JUSTICE & GALBREATII'S COTTON PLANTER AND CULTIVATOR. would be used in the usual way ot sowing. Remember seed is worth 30 cents per bushel. This Machine is also an elegant Cultivator, after the Cotton is up. The front plow, hopper, and covering block may all be removed, and Scrapers screwed n. And then you sorape both Sides ot the row, aud harrow the ground, and plow the cot to j. If necesjarv, all at once, thus saving the labor of at least S or 6 hand. The above Machinescan be go' op at a oust of not over eleven dollars, and can be sold In the Pooth for 9 6 or $80 as fast as they could be mannfactuie I or ahioped there. lo not let anything prevent you making an investigation of our Cotton Planter. We challenge the word to show a better or more labor saving and useful implement for the purpose recommended. The Crat obiection is yet got to be set up against it. A small model o! our Planter may be seen at the 8wanee Hou e, College street, Nashville. We have set the Fatent FLtht of this Machine at i cents ou the bale ot cotton produced of any State. Reference being had to the Statistics of U5. We can be seen at the Sewanee House at present. After a few days, address JUSTICE k GALBREATH, Oooodleuville, Tenn. Call and see the mod,!. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF (.KOCEltlES, BY KIRKPATRICK, KEVINS & CO. ON WEDNESDAY, the 2Glh day of August we will offer for sale in front of our store : S5 hhds N . O. Hugar; 4d bxs Tobacco ass't Brands; 3im bag Ooffee; 80 this. Loaf fugar: 2K) bbls. Rectified Whiskey; 1(h) dos Pam'ed Huckets; 50 Bourbon do ; 8o Reams Wrapping Paper: 5 ) " Rye do , N) casss Pnda: i3 ' Old Monongahela 23 cases Maiches; Whisky. b" bks Koap. 10 " 8. M. vVine; 85 " lacks; 8 0 kegs Nails; Sou bxs Glas.ware; 100 boxes Siar Candle; 0 bhls. Vinegar. With many other articles In the Grocery lire. K1KR PATRICK, NKYINd k CO. Aug 20 td. 'A UCTION SALE0F G K 0 CERIES BY Carter, McKay & Co., o X THURSDAY, August 27, 1S57, we will offer for tale: 25 hhds Snvar; lf'O drs. paint Buckets- AO Nests paint Tubs; 60 " F'.our Brckets; 20 dcsToy Huckets, CO dos Wa h Boards; o" dc. Brooms; "5 bbls Cider V inegar; to " Am Brandy, 10 " b. M. Wine; K O Rectified Whisky; 7 cases brandy; 25 bbls Rye and Bourbon Whisky; 6J casks b C Soda; 150 baes Coffee; 50 I'bis Croshel and Pow'd Sugar; 250 kegs assorted Nsils; 45 boxes Tobacco; 800 reams Wrapping Paper; 25 boxesSmoking Tobacco; 5 gross. Blacking, 50 boxe Sperm Candle; 50 dosen Cotton and Hemp Bed Cords; lOO.OfH) Cigars assorted br'ds; 5i',0o0 Percussion Caps; 2tu gross Matches; With numerous rma'ler articles to make a complete as sortment in the grocery lite. aug22. CARTFR, McKAY CO. Gift Sale of Books at Auctiou. OH nnl VOLCMEi Standard Works will bo of ZU,UUU fered for sale at Auction this Night, fur-chaser of Books will receive proems with their pur Chase, to be distributed as usual. M. 0. BRUCK, Auctioner, June 3-tf. College Street. 1EL Z O CHEAP . itNiA ESTABU 16 STREET, "7"XXj31a3ZI, TElsrikT. o ti w H -4 M 0 well as the work of a. Schools cfc Colleges tfv will be done at the CA8 CASH PRICES. II R K US AND SPECULATORS. THE Patent Eight of this new invention ia offered for sale by the In ventors. This Planter was Invented by an old cotton planter, and we feel safe in saying it Is the best Ira ptementever on-red to the outh. This Machine con- siita in the following par .iculars and works as fol lows: Harrows the bed or ridge, and opens the fur row, and drops the seed, and covers them up; thus completing the whole ot tbe work at one going over, and saves the labor of fear men and three horses; and docs the work much nicer than can be done in the usual way and alio, saves at leas one-half the feed tba July24. REAL ESTATE SALES. Sale of Desirable Property. ""7rILL be sold at public auction, on the premises on V SATURDAY, SKPTKMBKK 5th. li57. the house and (round at present occupied by the Planters' Bank, Nash ville. Terms liberal will be made known on day of sale. July 10 tds. HOI SU AMDLOT FOlt MLI'. YX7K are offering for sale, privately, a two story V V brick house, situated on Cherry street. South I f-'jj Nash'iile. The house contains six rooms in main building, besides kitchen, servants room, carriage house, stsblc, Ac, all in good order. Tbe lot fronts 70 feel, and mns back 143 feet lo an alley. We will giv. a bargain in this property if application is made toon. It Is situated in a thriving portion of the city. For parti- ulars enquire of E. t. GLAKCOCK. Agent, nugl2. No. 67, Cherry street. We have, also, for sa'e Lota Nos. 17,13,19, 20 and 21, lo Lincoln's plan of lots, upon which is a frame owelling house. Thee lots will be sold to suit purchasers, or ex changed for count rv proper' , or good mules, at lair val uation. We will give a bargain. ALS1, Lot No. 8, in Hous.on'e, Humphrey's and Martin's addition to Nashville, fronting; the Bailroad 1'epot. This lot Is 48 feet front on Franklin street, and 150 feet deep to an alley. If you want a bargain, now is your time. . R. GLASCOCK, Agent, augl2. No. 67, Cherry street. IIOI'SK AM LOT FOlt SALE. I AM offering for sale, privately, House and Lot, fk situated on Broad street, a few doors above Sum- I, ' mer; 'rontiog 8 X feet on Broad, runniug back yRK fi Ii feet to an alley. The house conts'ns 7 rooms In the main building, with Kitchen, bath-hou-e, smoke-house, Ac. We will give a bargain in the at -ve r roperty, and our terms shall be easy. . R. GLAKCOPK, Agent, Junelfi. No. C7, Cherry st, HOI SK ANU LOT toil SALE. I HAVE a beautiful House and It oo Crawford , , street, all la gool order, which I am instrneted f- to sell positively. Those in wnt of a home, cheap, Jti. would do well to call on roe soon. If not sold within a few days privately.it will be offered at public auction. K. R.GLASCOCK, Agent, Junell. No. 67 Cherry sL ini'KOVLD CITY PKOPEUTY FOlt


ocr: V :! i , J. SPORE, 101 FOURTH ST ITEWBTJ St. louis, Mo. I TAKE pleasure in informing the loeers of the Fibti Arts that my etock of Artists' Materials, Kngravings, etc., etc., is full and corrplet- and as to variety or qual ity cannot be surpassed in the West. Artists and mateurs, may depend upon always finding at thisestabllshment CRAYONS, CRAYON PAPKK, WATER COLOK8, Ac, Ac. Orders promptly filled. Goods care fully packed and sent to any parlof the country. pgr- Remember the place, No. 101 Fourth street, (Ten tsuiidlngx,) r-t. Louis, mo. marchi!4 deopCWCm JAMES 6P0RE IL


ocr: IIIJniMM&TI AmCDTICrMCMTO CINCINNA Tl DIS TILLE R Y C ACTION TO PATIH Ptl'ClHSINlJ Xlafjn oiia If hi slcy CINCINNATI. OHIO. rrHE UN PER-I "N FI, anufactorer and. tftET L proprietor of the abov- brum! of wh ISK Y.t'.JJJ 3 wjullre peottullj inf'rm his customer.-an 1 pur iiiyrii c. .a-er o' h" celebrated i rnii. that there has apt'erre ' in t! e Ch:'"Mton ard oth' r Southern markets a ronnurfeil if te .(hove Whi v. b- inir a noisonous ioitstion luanded si n lar to lii t.rand;it pa-es un ler the nsmr of N. 1'ike'f Istfnoli tVhisty, innnnsti. O' io. ar?d other rames sirii lar to f. N. r iVe Aa "her.- in no p .rtv in this citt of tl e .rt'e of 8. N. Dik. 't ii :nt.:n'i"d t" impose aud dct-iv- t! ose who woold i uchase the ecnu;ne br.n 1. I make thi at itenient to put p .rties on t her guard, there are never a' ron' in the e"t and wei-t mak'nir an imitation, an.' U' in? m v name with a slight a'teraiicn. I h"ve inalyiei -ifveral amulrsof th;s cour.'e rfe t br ni. and found that il cntain-a ileadlv poi-on this fact alone imp -1 roe to rau lunth , nrote t thos who srUable to he eceived. anf preven the evil results mten in? the use of 'hi. pi ionou imitation 1 lo hereby caution the counttr- fe ter. of m v brand ths t I srl'l pro'ecute them to the full e. tent of the law. The fjenuire N Pile's Mgnoii 'Ahitky i di'til e' from the be-t qualit:ties of Rve ami Corn, an 1 is warr nte I fr-e f'om anv .le'eirriou' or obnox 3iisc npo in ',it bcioif a p ire and healthv hevcare. M inv parties t-ave recently rorr nr-ncd making a bran oi Whikv CiLLED Maeno ia, butthev Mre an immitstioi. o' my trad" hrnd, so be careful a d (ret the only irenuinr Mienolia Whisky made in the United -Mates, and distilleit oi ly bv me. ."AM't N J'IKK, pr2U ly No. 18 and 20 5vcamore-.t. Cincinna'i . Ohio. Cheap Cash Store. ( 0ENEB OF WALNUT AND IB0NT STREETS, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage, Roofing 31aterial, &.c. WOOD 20) pkgrcov'd Buckets; 125 dot B .Dil Boxes; 200 " Uames; !l.ifl Zinc Wa'h Boards: SS'idosen Hail Bixrs; 20 I nests Tubs, pain ed; 27 dot Varnished and Three! Ift.nOi' Plow H nndles; loop Ruckeu; ( nets White Pine Tobs; 21 000 as'ed Uroom Hand'es;! 12S.(HJ(i Cane Fisl.ini Poles- ITi doi white Cedar Bucket;, 3o(i tsi'teil I.'quorKt ps: 2'it ilot Tar C ris; 10 doz R B Cedar Can.; 3(H" pkrs Half Bush. Measures. v!5 " Nest lioxes, varnish' 7.' dot F'ine ' hums, assorted 2'Xi " Painted Tubs an V. " R B Cedar " Keelers: Mi nests white Cedar Tubs.; '125 do Well Buckets, ass'tei1 IS sk l.'r H .l l i-. 2: Willow Waeons. common ;7"0 nests Oeman Market dt PIKE'S lofaffito-lia, uvtiiskey! (yiiicimiciti Jf IS" flo & H S. N". PIKE'S C 12 Tj Ell 11AT1! 13 II COTJIaTTTTR.1' ' !XX:


ocr: IIIJniMM&TI AmCDTICrMCMTO CINCINNA Tl DIS TILLE R Y C ACTION TO PATIH Ptl'ClHSINlJ Xlafjn oiia If hi slcy PIKE'S lofaffito-lia, uvtiiskey! (yiiicimiciti Jf IS" flo & H S. N". PIKE'S C 12 Tj Ell 11AT1! 13 II COTJIaTTTTR.1' ' !XX:


ocr: rag . as anv other mer chaodite, ax.d be pswi fjr aceordinvlv. rmv!- oaaa v . i. ii i rr aia.-s. SINGER'S IMPE0VED 1 R E M I U M SEWING MACHINES 1 O KUrHH I' MICHlNrs est. T"", '" fre a THINIST CtMKBIO to TH-CK L"THt K. by lb. . .. ,., -,,, e..r Kiaabwiil.-, Truor-are. and were pro .olaesS "tF.ll.;t.LT Tlii at A Oil !" for fAMlLT IT?? HTUIII l". where sewing la required, a4 were. to , aw to be a bengtog ta t U -' 7 ' HOsJa at tbe Uie " k JtroSU l-N IMllUkU." ta MT Tb. P-!: Ulavi.ed to cU K lxuoa OUic, 4(1 PI III 11 4 'AH l'e XAS11 VILLE. TKXynSSEU, ...mia. f. th.ml.es. ad teat the eapabiUWe. of WT-Tw ""bie.. Hl'k. Ttread o. ucia U. AgsU TT Central OSce, 4S Broadway, K Tor. Wheat anl Gr&ia Wanted. flKlf nb- fibers will at all tis rT lbe higbeat prir. I la s lur tt Ajut, t 'orst, tvte uaii A'e d.usersd Mtbe r siuueoroer ! Uoi aad O erry a , Nasbvtlle. Ap: It e.Uf tae tuUl Of at W. M. Uoidoa JK' H,t. CAKlt. aVALMAJ k CO. 0.-?3 slawlm.


ocr: -r-t A WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS FROM lOOO TO 5000 ,VV, NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, OFFICE, NO. 15, PUBLIC 8QTJARK, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. July 7 8m. V f CL


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