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Gum Arabic,. .. Sflgar Lead, ' - ;
Gum Copal"''-1 f'Vn-.r-Smnac ;u':r!''' 5v
Gum Gnmhogt ';'"'-' '
.Giitnftamtnonr t: Spirits of Terpentine -.
GumTraeacanlh ' ''-' Soda Powders '
4SHbrfIlt L' ' ''Seidlitz Powders .
ifiSS ' '' Tapioca' c-.;s!
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-IHD-feWt5j .i".--,-J Vanilla Beans ! -Iceland
and Irish Moss Vermillion vl '
riffia1-,:,M t.','!'-''M. ,,: White VitroT"'
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Jilin'a1'':;s'W .Innai'i Whitehead
ininWfUl vl ly ,-:''i; " ? Whiting; SfcSce. ;.
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LozwoSj .-3 'CS&vtod : 1 ; 'Red Wood
Niceood--' 0 Fustic - r Ext. Logwood
Trnh-rtZMi Verdieris Oil Vitriol
-rAirr-.a Vrrtifri
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Xaf 9aoera urazi -
i Thii .ftivpilso juiit received a sopply of ver)- oldaqd ,
jjrpeuor W.in8,French Brainy, Holud Gin, and.DaW- l
'j.; Di,;iirx!ii: Alma irenuina Havana-S rears ; Black '
an'acieoraiea rti,'.irMw:iue fiMj" . w.r-..
7 mi few boxes lull of Tobacco, (known as Ring- .
Q4dytrocpel companion.,) kc. w r uo i
tion of porchasers isjnvitetL . f . r , r: - '
PF.sr.imjk JflllNSON.
. Apothecaries and Pru'istA ,w
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$IfMIi LOTTERIES.
TtQ Bt. DRAWN IN AUGUST, 1847.
4.;iw5ma.vuy a co. nasAOKits.
t r .; : (Successors to 3. C. Crot'ofy & Co.
I r A LEX A N D RjE A LO TTE R Y
-CUs' -62, for- la47. -Tav. be fvrn Ain.
, Saturday, 2Stb f Auguit.
73 Ioulber Lotiery--3 Drawn Ballots ! ;
. 'siaSnib' scheme. '" ,'.
pxizeS4,0Ob! l"of Slb.OOO! 1 of S 10.0001
sjqiYS8,000! 1 of 5,000!, I , prize of S 3.000
-.I pmeof-S2.708! 30 of S1.0001 GO of 600!
ytiitu 60 do 8400! 129 -.$300 ! &c.
y Tickets SlOHaJres So Quarters S2,50.
Cartlfif atM of Packaires'of 26 Whole Tickets S140 00
po. . do- f 26 Half, io,. 70001
TiCo. -,'r' ; . I Ao r .of 25 Quarters : . - 33 00 1
..fiDrders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
r Webratr-ii ta iha i inva Xnfnrfl4l lAAflriS IVIll rMMIP .
A most prompt afteotioa, and an official account of.
.i m . i - i i . r . z - ii ... l.
- iiu-naiDjiicn.
AArk JnKiairunI !mmi3itlraitrrit ia oTerloill whnii.k...i ..- t r .- t i.. e
: order Irom us Address
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,i -.i J..U. AIAUIH , ..
.. AjeaUfor J. W. MAURY & Co., Managers
-- fc -i i (Saccessrs toJ. G. Gregory &. Co.)
Washington City, D, C
: - Village Hotel, Weu. worth X. C.
IHE Subscriber would respectfully inform all his old
. customers, and the public, that he has added five ad
ditional Rooms and otherwise repaired and improved his
' tavern' establishment, and holds himself prepared lo af
ford liis guests comfortable quarters while they itiay stay
f-with nm. -J ' -: -' -.- ''
-"Uis'Table is served with the best that the plentiful
country around the village affords.
' His Stables Tiave likewise undergone thorough repairs.
' Thsy'will be served with plenty, and attended bv care-
fnrhosflers.iv' ''.-'' ' '
-'Nd pains will be spared to give satisfaction to all Who
may call on him. ' i: '"'"': REUBEN J. JOHNSON.
-..' Atrsust 18,1847: . ' ; ; ' 667 3m.
New Styles and Fashions for. Summer.
'5'f5ri O. r,- RI R1T it Pn:
ti Ave on hand of their own make, an
'assortment of Boots, Shoks,, and Gai-
. not he suniassed. i Thlev have also made arranremnia
r ii M"" m -. ..m iiiiv,ii, iu, VK 1 u urin v. ran.
ld roceive the Northern Fashions immediately on their
appearance ; ,sf lat purchase! s can.alwavs get from us
fyjfatest style futfAe best ttrtieU. ..j, .,-
Ook Workhcx. We have in our employ as good
Workmen as the Northern Cities can produce, and our
mMetjaJs are Jheibiest jhat cao Te bought.
, MQ-peRS. Person writing to us for 'Boots," Shoes. &.c
..wtUpjtaso rdeserjbr, as near as possible, the article
iilejghpriUd, 1847.
' ' 651
'MCPTCH SKU JFF.Another supply of the, d me
' ! Jort. JU9tto hand.'and warranted tpgive the same
satisfaction. Call and get -supplied at ' '
finHIS D,Ay Pbihed. A Digest Manual of the
.Acts of. the General Assembly of Nculh Carolina,
from theyear 1838 to the. year. 1846, by James Iredell.
HENRY P.. TURNER
JMiKlTtiok Store.
July 4jKi1" '. r-ri lA 662 '
?f R? -nangins and Borders.
FreneVsmd -American of the latest pattVras, and
fastt colors, withTa igood assortment of fioe Board
Prints. em it tRe N; C.; Book Store.
Jane 7ft847.- '1 . o'j .v.:
657 J
. 'Hi
-A-
JUST ItTflRiarrn
IW Pfwrpsp's 8E9T CAtr
Skins,
. do,
do.
.
tCo'.
G61
-.i1: .1.. ;-!. .. Morocco
.; v-'.t ..-' do- ' -! Coeheneil
'til -ii-..
UV.: . a r a, L ASTar ol Davis' make.
!m-w S- a.' i ' f .,0, L. .BTJRCH,
...M. April 23.1847. ,
Bargains I
E invite Jhe. aUpniion of
. '.I'- iy County ifake to our ex.
. ,. , tensive assortment ofGOODS
we will, s If at1 very reduced prices f
w uiovniiCII, ni KalP'frh lnl
Jwhiehwe
:HareitW, July1 27,1847.
& A. STITH.
,664 tf.
ChatUain .Ilan&rer's 7Va io
.1? r5 "? ine Baneer's .Book ofri,aitft;
Robert Windom, ' living near til tA ri.T I- J
" "" w . v , faiuea at;in dollars.
.vi':;.'jPFflftCKNEr, Ranger.
uiaaan couniy, 101. , , ,
ri c--.it.' ivri;;.:',.
jfck. ,-c ,haVW'Le6.Yoon has been re- b Voach ??d wdeawi bearing arfhe lower bod;
! ii5r..hrLcd I to make ittiaend elegant ac wi h indisposition lo, exercises also for spjnal
raodled an-ef bj 'ahd 'CuFmure'wilh .tle telargetbent oY-ohe .
? imlremenU arc nw uiompld, and our men in. Ibe South. .Jnaay casesithe .ppkliPP. of
t ..:-cik itoWi nhfe handsomest and most
convenient Boot and,he,e Storein the United States.
:oTtojP':Sttck)tof;IloQH..B.Sho.:,i I
TMoTn iK T.adiea' Saloon. and ifttbe Wholesale Ware-
roens, op .tairs. is worth at least $?0, ,000.., Embracing
in t the most unbbuNed variety of the richest and
Ladies: Linen Gaiters,' a new material.' imported- trora
W'Edrope, in FebruaryV' 1847. They resemble silk Gai-
a a -
Ladies', brilliant bronze and black- andreMch, Lasting
era and cannot oeioiu iwn u nini u ;
o , Gaiters the. roost, spppenar nou -. .v. -5 ' l am very .lavoraDiy-, imp eeu iu jmi'v
j .Do. Polka Boots.hlack aud.hr.QWe, made entirely extensive utility. T.he, principle ,wbich he. has so in.
! f (row Morocco a ew article. --U-.-.:. ' ' geniously carried put. seems to me widely applicaWe to
' Do,' uare white kid and satin Slippers. . ;. - . a large-class oT cases of suffeHng and debiliiy in 'Uoth
n 'nuine black Enalish kid do, , r.. ! sexes. SAML. :HEKRY DICKSOi&LD.r i
S kf, " -' '"do' ' do.
MorocVSers; the gatest variety" to he found any
wherelat all prices from 50 cents a pair, upwards.
Gen,a5mensVperior;French.Bts4TS? Kst :
Dtc riff fall CWin AO. 1
nLl. r .t most
r ninars
two to five dollars
An Calf skin arid Goaf Morocco
everv oualitv aTvinfr in price IroinltWo
...a nau". r, -i
Geotleroeu's Colh Gaitjpra of various
'oo. -r Bootees at all prices, ,m :;u ;
Boy' and Youth's Boots and Boolees. t ' . v v I
juistes vaJter.iJowsanayrocco uc w' n. t ; .
s.ln..l Shnaa firal rate
, Tha-LatUe's Salmon, pow produces, over twenty tliou
sand pairs of Qhildretrs Shoes, cVmprijng an .assort,
roent f at leaat eighty differantkind, and the proprie
tor prides himself on being able to. furnish families now
witbAyjkind arid ,even with any-color of . Bpotees o.r
Shoesfqc their children. , v -iT
:. :Servaot:s.Goat SkiA BuskiD.aad tea.ther-and Moroc
co Shoes of all kinds.
Men servant's Brogans, Boots, and Bpo'ees pf yar.ipus
qualities.
iXrarelliug Twuika. s
' Ladies splendid Travelling. Trunks the Wardrobe
Travelling Trunk,5 with several separate apartmems
i complete; with boitnet cases inaiae, an unwueu .
mostpproved and dorrvenic-nt style1 for travelling. : -
Also, uarties -lionnei oaes ano
Carpet Satchel, of the mast splendid patterns. '
.. rtenrlernen real Leather Tnink. ' made from the
Bgiffh Sole Leather, with a nunibet
- rlotllng one br his ehaving-and dressi
ot apartmems, in-
ne cases, i
Bov'a and Misses' school Trunks-; very spciou and
lrn ' for boardine schools and cofleses. Parents and
Guardians otteMion is called to thAe desirable Trunks.
Also, common Leather and Hair Trunks, in abundance.!
Strangers visit inr Norfolk Tor any purpose wouio oe
inteieeted bv callin? at the Ladies Saloon ; as they will
find many kinds ot New Goods in" that fashonable es-
. . ...... I. . 1 a, .nu nl ti r torn
;aoii8Rnieiit vwmvii caimui uc um m
Besides our foreizn correspondents in the principal Eu-
I ropean cities being always on the alert, will notify us of
any change of, fashion and will ship to us direct (via.
the Atlantic steamships to New York) any new style of
'Boots and Shoes which may originate in England,
j France, or any of their reapeetive countries. We shall
': be always prepared therefore, to lead the fashion in this
- citr and to exKiKrlor ale the nearest goods on their
j first appearance. elsewhere, and. before they shall be-
i cvuic cauiitiuii.
I Our Wholesale .Ware-rooms, up stairs, are well filfeJ ,
' 'r r .-.i el...... Riinniiaa
tit.t r.tv fi.r rotaiti'nirYand will be sold to
country Merchants by Ihe cae or dozen, cheap for cash,
The Ladies Saloon is on Alain street, near Wallet's
City Hotel. Norfolk, Viretma.
WILLIAM H.
July 1. 1817.
ADDINOTON.
' Norfolk, Va.
-6C2
.i--
For the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Salt
DKA.imnf:m n:iA UA.iLlrM 1VAMM r :
Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Back, Limbs and Joints,
. . .
ithe Heart, Liver Complaint. Rising in the Throat, Erj.'TTri . " T jj a! .i, '".'."'"""e ,uu
ucinri.i ncdkiicu, x- VUiivudiuiiom, J-Bipnaiion OI
sine as.utaineiL,on)Diiy. Aathmaitriiinminri MKim.
Fevers ol all kinds. Colds, Gout, Gravel, Female Com- i
plaints.' Nervous Complaints, and all other Diseases!
liver and stomach. - :
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Every disease to which the human frame is tobiect
oriarioates from impurities of the blood orderaneement '
oi ine uigcsnve organs.
. c, Ir. Gordon's Faiuily Pills.
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lieing compounded exclusivclv of such insrredienfs as
r . .
Natnrp Ji.fpn W in-.K- r ..r .u- '
Human Svs em. 1 " - -
'. " Strike Va tltSrt f ,h-C Ji"e.removing all imnnri-1
ties from the body, opening Ihe pores externally -iAj in-,
ternally, separating all fomirn aniLobnoxious n article .
from the Chyle, so that the blood, of which it is theori- ,
gin,, tnusf be thoronzhlv pure necessarily securin? a .am
frge apd vigorous action lo the Heart, Lungs, Liver and i without any inconvenience whatever; my cough has
Stomach, thereby reoiangAe(it,.by opening the pores, , nearly left me ; my back and breast pains entirely re
cleaning the .veins and arteries, .uriiropeding all the ? moved, my dyspepsia cured, and my general health is
natural veins and purifying Ihe bjood ; they render the improving ; and 1 am perfectly satisfied, that by perse
sysfem not only thoroughly sound, hut also impervious r veriog a little longer in the use of the Brace, I hall
to disease, eeertichen all other means haveailed. soon he restored to ar sound health and spirits as I ever
Within the last twelve months, more than one hun- ! enjoyed. I do not think I should be extravagant, in
dred cases of the vioit aggravated' forms of dyspepsia .ying, from the fir4t to the last, previously to the ap
have been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting, plication of the Brace, that, 1. had .expended, for.varipus
the Bine Pill, and almost every other means haVebecn remedies to heal my distressing and multiplied maladies,
resorted tn ivith'mit m, Kn'm.;i n.T ,vhiit Aaith liiaA at least one thousand dollars, without derivineanv sensi-
its miserable victim folly in the face. If Dr. Gordon's
a ma vt cic uui jud in cu iu ine cure oi a ny oui in is fiornu ,
Dl Ma J" A. .. . J .leal , . . . I a. . V
would be sufficient to 'wafton tofamew the name of
fSfAsuuu i iir i aiiiiinriri Kiirrvaiv i an i n m iiiaoinn mncs a.
in ini9 Uisoase alone
'
their inventor, as a benefactor of his species. '
This medicine never fails to cnte the worst cases of .
in one week! ' I
For a more detailed descriDfion of the Medicine, the
manner of its operation, the complaints it is adanted to :
and the cures it has performed, we refer ihfe reader to !
. ... -.. ' t ... ..7 I
our agents-, who will give them a Pamphlet gratis
' ,jf or sale by H enry u. l urner-.- at the- Book Store,
Raleikh N. C , also, for sale at all the towns and country
stores in the South and West.' Price 25 cte. per bottle.
TYtfA is powerful, and, in this instance, has prevailed.
' '- . 'Peters; Vegetable Pills lV .
Tfifimnainl- TTvtraof nTa lotforTrntn Tir Wninod rf
iiladelphia, Feb.. 2, 1840. ' Your Pills are the mild
est in their' operations, and yet most powerful in their
effects, of any that I have ever met' with in a practice
of eight and twenty years. .Their action on the chyle,
and hence on the impurities of the blood, is evidently
very surprising." - - - ' ' '''r"'t
Extract of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall, of Quebec,
L. C, March 6; 1841. " For bilious fevers, sick head-
aches, torpidity of the bowels, and enlargement of the
spleen, Dr. Peters Fills are &n excellent medicine."
For sale by Williams, Haywood & Co.; and Pescud &
Johnson Raleigh, N. C. - : - ! .
s : ti7ciif a cordial "; . . .
'"It is a sovereign and speeily cure for incipient con
sumption, barrenness, impotency, lucorrheca or whites,
obstruction, difficult or painful menstruation, incontin
ence of urine, or involuntary discharge thereof ; and for
general pros ration of the system, whether the result of
innerent causes or produced by irregularity, illness or
accideritr It is pleasant to the taste, and positively aure
in its operations. Its unrivalled reputation in both hem-
ispberes is the result ot its almost supernatural viitues.
vvuuams, navwooo ec uo., ine sole Agent Kaieign.
l I ii.lrx . . ." . .
-.At; the JVew Tailoring StoreV
Neak thb - Ot-D PoST prric:RAi.EiGH,Lrtf. "C.
MONS. NELSON, , is opening a rich and perfectly
fresh Stock of Goods, bought on the best terms,
arid, which to' get acquainted with Ihe good folks of Ra
leighj and neighborhood, he will make up in his peon
liaily good fitting- and tasty style very cheap for cash, to
prepare:hiniself for next Fftti'-s'tr ail i 'He particolarly
aawatea such aahaye had their clothes xnadeat the North
ern cities, to give hioa a trial, that he may satisfy Ihera ts
regards praces. goOsaridstylebf fitting and saakinr, fie
is: hard tq beat, abd:can1 be caught-napping y even the
Broadway Taylors. .,' !.;. tJ? :.: luvln-tii; : , -..)
Raleigh, July 22, 1847. " ' 1 : I . 665U
a iso, lor saie oy an ine uruggisis at feiersourg ana iiicn
mond;a't$3perb6ttle:! - ' 1 1 k
Raleigh, Aogu&t 181847.'1 l m.afc:
l r
prop
- A hvL i n vention ' therefore. that ' contribn Ui1 ' the"
health arid comfort of the laiiman race; as Dr. Banning
BracB, inso Jhaoyiinstances has proven.' is AveU .worthy
of jfttenjjon, aiiU lespefially so ofv theafflicfd.l ; 3,he
following .strong recommendations in favor oftpe great
utility cif the hface; from several UtingUiBheaPiofessors
of the Medical' Faculty , and otherrespclable $enilew
men; vrhQ'bave been convinced by actual expentnenti
wni.iriduce,the.euffcringo give it;afair trial. .
5" :'-c,Fmtt8jc(,-: ,;i.'r ?
nr,t1pmn "AtihlB"!deBieTof Dr Bannrfte. I 'state
wi-iuUasure hfter an xemiaatiou f his Body Brace,-
March 2.
AS. P. JARVEY,M.Pe:
" - fmm Pmfpsiior Goddard. of PliiladelDhia.'
1 '(.
I have:examined 'Dr; Banning i instilment for the
relief of weakness reouirine supoit, and have maoe
Practical experiments of the fame, and m astoiuabed at
he Thave lso listened o jiis views ot tsap-
pTicavlity "to an extended class'ol dVseasesi and think
n .!.'- . f tholn to betiighly important, ana uiereiore coraiaujr r
iousty.les.,. ..i.jjLiL j C9r9mCD(i (hein to the serious cpnsideiation of the. medi
caj profession.
, . Philadelphia
paiil r. goddard: M. d.
Feb. 26, IS4U.
i i Front Professor Moll, ot is ew roru, and ornery
I i ' The undersigpl baVe examii?d Dr. Banning' novel
views, on the mechanical. pathology. of many affections
of the viscera, and belive them to be highly interesting
and worthy the serious attention ol the medical profes-siMi.-'
- '- .-w : ' :
Valentine Mottv i sv. J. Kerney RodgerS,- :
. Stephen P. Kirby, . ;i ( Alejr. B.Vhiting,, ;
Stephen Brown,. II. McLean.
j The following notice of D.r Banning appeared in one
: of the Savannah Papers, where that gentleman is at
present engaged in lecturing: - '
Dr. Banning. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and. Children, has been attracting ; much atten- ;
tion for two weeks pat by the development of a uovel j
theory and treatment of chronic weakness in general.
. llis doctrine is, that the internal organs are all to be j
kept cpntinously .supported from below upwards by the ;
active" atKlominal muscles,' and that a relaxed' stat of
them wi
ii t n i i ivn: a. . ,u t
the trunk, breaking up the natural relations and of course j
inducing compression upon parts below, and dragging
on parts above. He seems to demonstrate that this state
will mechanically inducu weakness of the lower ex-
ircinm.ca, mo vuiuujuu cakuc i .
nary digestion, spinal and female weakness in a new
and more hopeful light ; and explaining why medicine j
I "HJ ii.V..,.". ;
has so seldom relieved them
is, that mechanical support
,. ..(.. ... ;
, 1 :r.A,X irn.- rh. i
weXr ies oVg" thd prSon il thZ'" ondiuOU, Chrane Greeny
.nnpnni; t ra.mc.Av I Chrome Yellow, lerd.grts, Chinese V trtnuhon, ! and precedents relating to the-effice and duty of a 3 astioe
apprnuii.ic emeuv. I 1 ..... :i: r-.i r .' -. . r . e. . ' .1 . 1 ui : r-v fr. --j: t
Through the politeness of Ihe medical profession he
has made numerous applications of his Body .Brace (the
counterpart of bis coctrinei to cases of vocal and pul
monary weakness, but particularly to spinal dyspeptic
weakness, with general and in some cases surprising:
success, : . We have the means oi knowing that some
who had disnaired of rrivrinr Iheir nnurer In mnri
about, to eat and drink what others do. or to sin and
preach, have suddenly been surprised by greatly increas-
ed coniWrf Ad 'progr
essifis' improvement in their par
...w.m. uunni.n . fa. i jawwA iiinaiiivcv ill i.u a I j , v. s
( have been al.own letters from pulmonic, dyrpeptic and
: spinal patients, which express the deepest gratitude for
benefits received. In one case of miserable distortion
I creased one inch in the space ot a few weeks, and thai f
tVi a nalianl atatixi kr .lioct on I a rtt ami hor K.i irKr- in
: her improvement is astonishing. And another from the
; missionaries of the Sandwich Islands, speaking of re-
i markable benefits, and the restoration pf some to their
duties and enjoyments. The Piofessore doctrine ad-
dresses itself to the common understanding, and we, in j
' . ... . . . . .
connecuon n un many eminent meinoers oi ine meuicai ;
. . ' profession, believe its practical adaption will be attend
Rheum, , , ,;tV. ..i,.- r : a:
nun ""rrJ mrmmm a a a v itia. t va vuivuiv ui'
nd cronsider Ibe city toitunate which secures a
vici I irnm n i m . r f I turn t l- .nhN ml im rttn ..niii
Visit Irom Dim.
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Raleigh, 11th May, 1847.
Banning; My Dear Sir. When I
E. P.
called
tBU?" ? I .WBU? ,u IBW c,,-r! taJ.m"u 4 .
" ,naVTO uV"l WV .
- eait,,es? " ,.n?"ac.K n" .,re.IJ l"w QW.VCASi:a. comprising all, the New Spring Styles, o(i
" . "i; ""J ,11 .i. .vI lTiar. (
ifSj, ,h?t clr the mS't dieeable 7.51
,Wl?r?,W'W1iWDf oisagreeaoie .enea-
tions : and at times, guttered the deepest depression ot
irMinr rnnvn inrtfiiiniii rv f nrrkiiuDV. iofnw itiih
.n.rit. hfi.N r-n,i.r.,a . nrtfit k, hn.;n. . ini..v. i
- r " - " " -v
, Xpu advised me to try one of your Bo,ly Braces, which j
had beep often applied in similar cases, by othria, with
areat success 1 did so. and loundarrat relief, even be-
lore you left the city, in a few days after ; and now I j
hannv In infiirtn vnu thai I can whatever 1 Dlease.
. - . t. . r. .
Ule benefit from them whatever-. The applicalion ,of ;
juu oiuauic wiava """ mssis .fi'" t
anMlavnllfk If t-V 4 A Ka . ftiiVll rtw TT SU Y f a I tlAla(irT ' .
iai e nruper uiace, iu- iuuk fmiitu auu ueuuuaicu
I . . :!' i ; 4 1.1 A
system, has accomplished the object ; and if 1 could not
procure another to' supply its place, the offer of $1000
would not induce me to part with jt..
'Therefore as an act of justice to a public benefactor,
and for the benefit of the afflicted,. I most cheerlully fur-
nish this testimonial in lavor of the great utility of the
Brace,' and e'speciaHy'for all persons who are or may be
- :ti.. -oa: -...j " 1 l.i. t. . .
simiiarir luutitru. tm i4ui wcn.
. With great respect I remain dear sir, your obt sevt.
' ', ' . ' a;.'
Raleigh, 29th January, 1847.
Dea 'SuyittoW he gratifying to you to be assured,
before you leave Town,: that I have derived signal ad
vantage from the usa of the Body Brace. I bad not
worn it many days, when, I was enabled to walk six
miles in the country, after which 1 telt less latigued
than I did- in walking the distance fo the Hotel, when
I first called upon you. It is an admirable contrivance,
as a mechanical support, and is exactly suited to my
case. : 1 be pads on the back and hips, give strength and
compactness to those parts, so that 1 feel more at ease
either in motion or at rest ; and whether my infirmity be
Spinal or Sciatic Rheumatism, from which I have suf
fered much for several years, I now look forward with
confidence, at no distant date, to a complete restoration.
Wishing you a pleasant journey, and every success in
tho object you have in yiew in undertaking it, '
i - . ' I remain, very respectfully yours, 1
-GEO. SIMPSON, .
A good assortment, embacing every size of the above
described BODY BRACES, may be obtained of
: ' ' - B. B. SMITH. Agent.
- ReJeigh. June 22, 1847. ' ' ' 659 t.
State of 'NortHl Carolina. Nash County.
-.; Superior Court of Equity March Term 1847.
Joseph Wrighf and wife Martha, and others vi. the Heirs
at Law of Boyken Taylor, Celia Drake, and Elizabeth
j:. - ; . i . ; Pitts deceased, r-. . .. .
- Petition for partition and sate of Real Estate.
TN this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
JLthat -Elijah Boddie. 'one of the Defendants is a non
resident of this State;--It is therefore ordered that publication-be
made in the North Carolina Standard for' six
successiveweek's, notifying the said Elijah Boddie to be
and appearbefbre the Hon: Judge of oar Court of Equity 1
rorrneaoanry or xvasn, acine toan House in -lVashrillpi
on the third Monday i September liext; then and there
to plead and answer, or judgement 'rocoeo ViJil be
entered up against him. '!- Jy.'v h'st.-.u) y
i Witness B. H. BleaihtCUrk and Master ?bf our said
Court, eSd Moudtly of March' 1847." r" . ;i-.itt j
,-. -.law' ; B.- II. BLOUNT, CvMiEj
- Aagust 4, 1847. Pr. adv. $5 62 1-2. 665-6t ;
ordinary and immediate
health td pradn.a4triilg
disease to which th
; ITheiVi ar particpl
sons fyboaro afflicted
eering CoiaplaUitr
public which Jias so
JUJ g;? rhUbfch Sing'
Si5ri?' u ?f S?3!!! VZi$l"rZ ll ;
-w- vnl1d bv thehundreds aodtkooa.
-r-" o - . iK. mn.r rmiiH
anus wno are us ng idc.b t ih'moVt itfnoclnt
nA tiltsant in their operation Tbut Iho most jipnoceni,
safe ar
Those
ward
proojf.c
Tf,rw who are suffering with this distressing com-.
plaint, will find Dr. Le.Roy's Pills a. remedy; at once
certain and immediate in its effects. " ' ."''1,' . '
As a remedy tn summer ana cower ,umywuj.
vailed. Many have been cured in ,a;few weeks after,
nai.
having suffered under, that dreadlul pmpiaini iorjcar.
In habitual Costiveness they are decidedly superior to
m.iirt. vr htMivtit' hefore: the oubli'c. ana one
25 cent box will establish their surprising virtues and
I place them bevond the reach' of Ajobt ni tbo estimation
j of every, individual, irr i .! .vt;, v?
;y in Nervous and llvpoconariacaL
Afiectioost;Lo88:o Appe'i'e ;.n( ju Gomplatnts. tp
which females alone are subject., , . v, - .
They are mild in their action, anp convey aimosi im
meoiaie convicu
The may be tak
etipndf their xititity from the tsrst dose;
tike n by persons of any age, and tbejee-
, the nervous and delicate, are .strength-
ble.the infirm
ened
of
bly
mil I Kpm A cincrl
thousand certificates. ;rr . :
; Be careful to ask -.for VrlLe Ro Vegrtath totter -
$ul PUls, mnd. take no other: i -
. . v. - - - - ....
Ocj Sold by Williams Haywood Si Co., Rale
rrace zn cem.wr nox, wai.n v vt. .
by appointed Agents tfirougnoui rne owe
April 14th, 1847.
549-Sm
Williams, Haywood, & Co.
WHOLESALE & RETAI L DRUGG ISTS,
' RALEIGtjl, N. C.
Keep constantly on on hand 4a large and well-selected.
SlOCk Ol-v . . . ..': .
Forcifiia nd Native ifruss
i r- - aaa -T-
AUD E.nua.ii,r wv
T" 17 T . . (. A cn f tl Wm I r A T
Bkqi.sii,FbNcii & Am chic an Chemicals,
Which
display their wonderful powers to :admiratio, and are ;
for superior to any thing in' use for those Cottiplnts.H.
f!mQlattit thev stand unrir
, iue uciTuua TJa. rkort ' .n nlhpn. Jnn. Hnrlrh "anil nlhora. HampritP.'i Vffretuble Phv&io (fv 1-Jm .1 .,
by their operation, because ineyciear.in. " " . " .rr. -ttj'?7r.j- - " - V,V)-
Bad Humors, quiet Nervous Irritability, arm invaria- jjuksuaw,! loan oraer ot i.ne vouri pi equity oi : uiutiiii ui numani'vi
oroduoefioand healths 1 . --o JL rNasa uounty, ana oiaie oi iorui paroiipa aioresaia, uiugy, i wnu iuHnj:cu(:.',.(4 new work
iSan Antl-blUOUS ntealCUie,npainiiy "OUiM u wiiUT j noiice is ucrcijr gircu iu- rnuj; r uuiau auu iicui ; vairmci a uuiii)aianc i "JilO ?y, Wllfl jdales
trial is more sausiaciprv iBau lioticn.ana an omer person hibiide i.voe ineir vol. iar?e ovk ti
h has been carefully selected Irom tne.XMorinern ; ivirp, jo vuari aim rim pomes ; auu z iarreis
.with strict reference to their purity, and inajr.WHitB Soiphi-h Water, liom the Greenbrier
ied on vrith full confidence. j Springs, in Virginia. ' " - '
Cities
be rel
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Of superior quality arid fine finish, from themrwt appro
ved American Manufactories. Our stock of
. ..... - J " 7
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE-STUrFS,
Is always large and complete, comprising in pan mo
ollowinv,z: , ' . .. .
I'enitian Red, Linseed, Lamp, Sperm and
Tanners Oils, Indigo, Madder, Extract
' 1 Logxpood, Copperas, Dye-Stuffs gen- :
eraly, Spanish Brown, Ifc ice.
Leather, Coach, Furniture and Japan Varnishes.
Together with a lare and well-selected stock of
nnptrili vr i updihim 'wtMnrttf f T ACO
. - ..
nini t Li.- lj j i, uiim'.
Picture Dealers. Builders,
, andolhecs,. ! . . tr, :
Tobacco, Segars, and Snuit,
, : of the very best quality; - and superior
f ADCtli.'.SUSBBT, CLABET AH D PORT 'WIES,
FRIiNCH ORAWDV AND LO.IPO.N BROWN STOOT.
Al1 f whh. u offcrd for a.at unusoally low prices
na pEw,n.e1 W accommodating terms. ... .
j Orders from Physicians od others promptly executed,
L . and particular attention paid tp jacking and I forward-
,nK- . t .Q.i
'av, 8,1S47.
"
654
; PRINTS .pit LIT..
SPRING STYLES, 1847.
IjEB & BREWSTEIt,
44 CPDAR STREET,
;; ",'' , NEW-YORK,.
Ran 1 a... Ininfnnn TAalr it. Hrr CinAa lliat tkov tiava
received, and are iiow exhibiting, at riYfi
Come aud See. , '.--:i
n . " . r i i
JsnitM rrenen muamerzean laHujactur.- wmcn, in
addition to their nsua stock, renders their assoittnent
one fine most beaatifut and attractive in the city ; and
k.;n .... k...
J"?' ".7" i. !T - V " '
are onemi rj ,ne piece or pacKage on me same terms,
? Cataue; of J" fcorr'ected daily,) are placed in
.h. handl of bu . . ..P ; .
du ;nc,rm mAms.i.AS..r ik. tot f i,
marWet. alld well repaid for an examination, even if
'iiuejwnui iiuiiuov.
i urey uu mn pi
.i... a' . t -
j I.. Si B. have peculiar advantages for executing orders
for prints, which are respectfully solicited.
''- LEE &. BREWSTER,
44 Cedai Street.
'January, 1P47. . , 637.tf.
NOTICE.
Meeting of the Members of the North
At P-iMlini Mnin.i l....T.nn r-, r. aij LikA
persons were elected Directors for the en3uinig year, viz
t W eston R. Gales, of Rat sigh, Wake County. T.
T l Itf.i 1 1 1
josiaii v. raioii, . uo uo . ,,-UO, ...
Richard Smith, . do ". . do do ,' ' ,
rlo,n.John'H. Bryan, do ' ' do " do ' '
Theodore Partridge, do do do k i
Albert B. Stifh, do : do . do - - ''
Henry D. Turner, do do . do
Thomas A. Demill, of Washington, Beaufort county
John McRae, of Wilmington, New Hanover county
. George McNeill, of Fayetteville, Cuinberlandx;ounty.
, Kemp P. Alston, of Warrenton, Warren county. ,
J. R. Sloan, of Greensboro", Guilford county.
Richard N. Taylor, ot Newbern, Craven county..
And, at a Meeting of the Directors held ou the 14th
in'st, the following persons were elected Officer's of the
Company for the ensuing year, viz : - 'J
Josiah O. Watson, President, ; :
. .Albert B. Stith, Vice President, t. :. -. i v; t
Richard Smith, Treasurer,; : ; . :1 -i ;
Theodore Partridge, Secretary, ,
, Charles Alanly, Esq., Attorney, ...
Weston R. Gales, f . . I ,
Richard Satith; ' Executive Committee
Albert B. Stith, ' ' f ; .
And Hon. Richard Hines was elected a Diraetnr of
the Company, tnee Hon. John H". Bryan, who declined
accepting the appointment. '..:,."..: .. ,
T. PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
Raleigh. Jan. 14; 1847. 641-y.
i; sA .,: - . . r.- -Bailey's
Syrup of Wild Cherry.
FOR coughs, colds, asthma, influenza,, whooping
cough spitting of blood, and all pulmonary diseases.
Bailey's Sarsparilla for -alLdiseases arising from an
impure state of the blood ;i salt rheumy scrofula,) king's
ev:l, chroaic rheumatism, dyspepsia, diseases of the
skin, bones, old ulcers, etc. i ... i, r
Bailey's Fever and Ague RemedyThe most invalid
able remedy;' entirely vegetable preparation and sure
curei .,.(! j.! . .. -;i !!,. ;: .
.Bailey's America VermifugeA sure ex term inatpr
of vvorms ftora the system, in general use throughout
the United States. ' .' . 1 T-
- Bailey's unrivalled Military' Shaving Cream This
article has stood the test for eight years, and gained for
'i- M rSh repu ration throughout the United. States,
Canada, and roost parts of the world. , . - ,
Bailey superior Indelible Ink With mxia 'without
the preparation ; warranted the best article of the kfiid
Forale by .the Proggists generally throughout the
unfry, and at wholesale and retail -by-
WM. BAILEY, proprietor of Anoth
cou
Corner of Fulton and Sands sf .'Brooklvn and hv
.;r. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD fc'ci-r"
"."vS'-V' --"j'--Hicv -tlt;l -Raleighvii. C.i '
-u.T . usti., r, f , i6l-6m;.
tCfBlanks for sale at tliis Offlce;cn
liWrembracfrTg ill the' brancheVof ecmnmhed,
..emafeleacaUon - ftpnpibhc.:gAthi
' scribed ourserTf ill pe mWep mi fW9wVWri
monials from me -a eacners
Pupils Cab'enteritanytimeibut cannot be wi
- r p l --i
ythato
Classical and Scientific; depajnt,-- :n 12 to 15 oa
M9rW" i tu; .Hv::i;.-i ? i. i
GUltar ; , . 'T :'x :t -z,. .10 00
each sessiorlj daring which pupils ; can, rerxjain' without
anytextra pharge.,.-.f u ; r, ..,!.,?.,:.',-. ,rr! "
Each boarding pupil is expected to furnish her ,vr
sheets,' towels, and napkins, which, with her apparel J
mn.st be marked with her name in. full. 1 ' ' . '-; ' "!
For the benefit of persons at a distance, we make the
folowing references? . Rev. Wm. Hooper, L. L. p.,
Rev. 'f. Meredith, Won. Calvin Graves, .Professor J.B
wk;i t r. snnn . T r nrri
derSf EsqrV - . " ' ' i:
.: Raleigh. Feb..l7th; 1847. i ' ' m T J-' : 6il-yfc f
State of North' Carolina Nash County,
!s0'peH,r port-of Equity March Term ' 847.' " '
I T ..T n,.W.t
. . ....... . . . . I
! w an dwtniiutee., to come in mnai iruute tnemsiws
: known, or make, opt thei? kindred hefore flie at Jhe of.
; fice of said Court in the town Nashville, on or before the
, iriT rXZ. VrC'".:VV"
.!. i t ...
trie proceeas oi saie oi we real esiare oi ine tare Lewis
Dortch deceased.
B. H. BLOUNT, C. M. .
. May 29 1847.
..." 657-3m.
feoda, Coneres, aud Sulphur IVutcj.
: T T repa
delighUHl
lnart to ft;r to oar I'rip.iiA amnerhinp deridedlv 'nis
i this Season-: ' :
i I II IM OVsHrtMl ' - n 1 - . - ..,.
vc have just received a large, supply of Congress
J- orsucn as desire to drink: trie jviinerei vvaier, irom
our CDUiuci, win j suohj ii a.c.
1 npc.-urn r. if
. . . l-t
PESO UD.& JOHNSON.'
Raleigh, May .31, 1S47.
656. '
J f- . .!
iyuim' Nor tla Carolina Justice, Con-
!ainini, , aaatmuv .talement of the Statutes and
j Common law of this State, together w ith the decisions
of the Peace, pad other' public Officer,. according to
' modern uractice: the whole intended as .a complete prae-
tical application of the Revised Statutes and late acts of
' the Legislature of North Carolina; second Edition j en-
' laged, revised and corrected price 03,00' ''
Pubusbed. awl Xor sale pyt ;-.. i l.i
. ; HENRY-D. TURNER. , -
N. C. Book Store, Raleigh.
March, 16, 1847. CJ C45
it: . , Cape FfM"JUi4il6 JFhv.SulcZ- '
CTTXH E Subaeriberiias permanently settled in Warrren
I' JU. County, and now offers for sale bis Tract of Land
m Chatham county, on the South side and immediately
on the 'Cape Fear River' one half mile above "Avenrs
Ferry; and three wiles below Haywood,' cotaining be- J
tween eijcht and nine hundred acres, i The grealeriart j
of this Tract js rich bottom lard, adapted to To- i
Dacco, Voiron, corn, v near, apa uacs, $cc. ipere is
enouen open land to work twelve or fifteen bands to
advantage, th caot of which bas been resting fori the
last five years, and la now in a fine sta'e. for making
I good crops. Terms wijl be made accommodating, and
ossession given in time Tor sowing fall crops. '
I Mr. Obadiah Farrar, who lives on the land,' will show
! it to any person who may be disposed to purchase, and
I I can be addressed at, Warren ton, Nprth Carolina, on
the subject. . . M- T. HAWKINS, Jr;1
j Register, Fayettevilbs Carolinian, and. Observer, w,ij I
' copy, and forward their accounts to this office.
June 10, 1847. ceu-i-tL-
'ir-
fHIIF. unr.irnl have iust rMtM(a lot of h.tnti
m - j .
j M fancy pr,riaand other Dry Goods, together with
. lbe following assortment of groceries, which they will
; -eii W-for cash ' "'
i - rown, ioai ana crusnea ; aonee, Java, kio,
a Lagu.ra ; Tea, Molasses, Candles, Pepper, Ginger,
' j
nSfri
miff, .
cco SS. ChSS. yinV anf 'SiftS'Bro
:lCnr
. ujiur,
v?l k":L VZJfSi nilZTr ZJTtl VZ
--."0-, -.,...,-,., w,,,,
and fifty: bushel of Oats. . Fur and wool Hats, Crockery
ware.itc. : BROWN HAYES.,,
. One door below Ryals & pupree's corner.
June. 23, 1847: V i - eotf."
North Carolina' 3Iercliants, ;
AMD OTHERS,' WISHING TO BUY GOODS rJf'JV. Y.,
I 'W!L.pe.tfuny invi,e befo.r0 ,,n''?5 heir pur -
tiinacp, iu asxauunp our viock m ficaoy jnuru-
t-ut and .Wrought Nails and Spikes, Horse Nai s.
Mouths.-Sugar Kettles and Cauldrons, Cart and Wagon
Boxes, Anvils, Vices, Log. Prate and Hajter Chains,
Axes, Hatchets and Hammers, Shovels and Spades.
! Grain and Coat Scoops,' Hay and Manure Forks', Caro
lina Hoes. Scythes, Scythe Stones and S head?. Cotton,
Wool and House Cards, Wood Serews, Bottiiinges, Aq
; gers and Gimlets, Sad Irons, Waffle Irons, Well Wheels,
j. Cast . Iron- Pumps, Grindstones, Csank and. Rollers,
i Paint Mills. Platform and Counter Scales, Patent Bal
I ancesand Steelyardr, Molasses Gates, Cow pelis, Door
nanuies ana Hotted patches, lltrpenttne Scorers of the
most -approved patent, Ac.. 4tc. all of which will h
isojdai manufacturers lowest prices by their agents..
i" TH0M.AS fc.FRANlLIN,! ,,:
n ... 89 7ater street,,.
New York. June 20, 1847. . , C59-2m. '
New Tailoring 'Establishment. '
Mokbck'ALEXANJOER NELSON; begs leave
to inform the citizens ot Raleigh and.vioinliy, that
he has opened a Merchant Tailoring Store on; Fayette
ville Street, a feyv doors North of thethe !d Post Office,
where he is openipg fresh from the North, and of the
latest importations-, a complete assortment of Merchant
Tailor's Goods, bought at reduced prices, and which hss
will make up to order in aov unsurpassed style,- both as
regards cutting and making. .Those who prefer tb fur
nish their own Goods, either to make bp; or to cut only,
can rest assured that no pains will bewared: to give
them entire satisfaction. All tbatMons. N. asks, 7m a
trial, sure that a fashionable and intelligent public will
appreciate his professional ' qualities. Cest a l'auvre
que Vonconnait P artist. : ' ''i ' -
July 20,1847.
1664-lly;
Ten Dollars Jlcurard. , .
v. .WiU:py..tie abqve reward iany" person who
will deliver me.my negro man .Georoej pt confin
Lim in Jail so that I yet him.' , He left mV nlanta
tion 7'tailes .south west of Oxford,' on ;the 3d. inst. 4
he is an Albinor '25 v ear's 'bid. bf ordinarV ktan-
slou
taad muscular; he will perhaps endeavor to
for k free rtegrb'ox a white mah.L.. ' A
pass
QxibrdrJuly,7.;471 h,,,fr, 662HL.; 1
'IC
COMFORTABtg 'Board by, the ;ek, tBoii W
year, can be bfaiaed on application to the under
Signed., who resides in a pleasant pe.rt.of the citi. nHi
charges wilt be moderate. w T B A'lff
August 1847. ereir
..rZ . iisiiosf cuah, prtccj v , t-vi
CIIVN, forOLDvjCACSTlNGS, delivered at the
KRockville ForapM. ' ' RIIffN! '
Raleigh, July 1, 1847. 'Si!1
J brMmVntalanchesPamtingV.a W'OCf ! t,.cVtVt
French language. 1 ' "t; i? ' . r ' 10 OO.gird'a Urin
Ther4:will be a vacation of" one month at the end of. Buckland's
naveriau our &ooa water Apparatus rporougniy , Cb , MidwirVm oj ed. will, cuts 1 v,,l a..
ired, by which we are e.nableU to make that : nLtltv m-i t j ' a , i ',. . ?
beverage in its pristine purify.; Ana with JV 7 r e," 7 . ' " v , L '
,.n ,n,i ih ,ii Sw.iM Bri.r ,; i m'" & Skinner's Farrier, to match ih? Caiile
Andral on the Blood; l3olSaelothkii vi''.'
Arnott's Elcmen,tI?hy3jc1Ijoj. 8vo.
a . T -
BerR 5
the-Kidaevs and Urine, 8vo..,.! 't '"'
Coitfcndium of Chapman's LectJJ' '
- 'l 5ud.d :Pn the Ur, with plate, and em.; 1 roU-
i
j BrdJion the Joinis, 8vo.. cloth.
' RrHit Clinical Lectures on Surirerv i . -i
T"VL uueir0i
nary Deposits, 1 ol. 8vo,,.eloth.
Geolov and Mineraiojrv. '2 vol
plates second
Bru!ge,vater Treatises, 7 vols. 8o., clotl
... . halfcalf
Chejifjs's SysfSerh'of Surgery, by South, public
tn' narts. eacYi;h . i t
Colombat Det 'LHsere on Diseases of Femik
translated by Meigs, 1 large vol. '
Chaprnan on Thoracic Viscera, &c, 1 vol Sm!
r- t? .: c . .
viipqiHU uu aruuiivc rew, vx.c, i vol. 8ro
(jttaprn
Carpen
j eut s,
i n-rA
. Cooperlon.-Disiocntlons and Fractures I vol Sin
c on Hemfe, with splendid plate's, imperiai
8 , 1 nnpenal
Hoon. r on the testis nnd Tl,rm. fiU ' ..
ftfi Lnrlwl nlatDC imnoriul Cir.i
. fry- ..r,,t.
Cooper on theT Breast, &c, 1 vol. imperial Sro
with splendid plates.
Condie on Diseases of Children, 1 vol. 8ro.
Churchill on Diseases of Females. 1 vol. Svo.
J Doctor, lOlO., Cloth.
.. Cycloptedia of Practical Medicine, by Foilim
J Tiveedie, Dungiison, &c, 4 vols. . imperalfivo.
J vivrvvu vs, i mvaivni unuiv,
: raisea oiuas u.
' Dewees' System of Midwifery, m
De wees on Children, 4iev edition
ew-edition.
r0, nn -
oru
I V7 via vil.un Ur IU IUUIJ.
raiaed band new edition.
Dunglison's New Remedies, 1 vol. Sro.
Dunglison's Practice of Medicine, 2 vols. Svo.
Dunglison's Mar. Med. and Therapeutics, 2 vols.
Svo. a new edition, wiih cots.
Dungiison on Human Health 1 vol. 8vo.
Droitl:s Modern Surgery, 2d edition, 1 vol. 8vo.
Duriacher on- Coros, Bunions, &c, 1 vol. 12mo.,
cloth. r i i -. ;
Ellis's Medical Formulary, cloth.
Esquiron on ItWamt:yi,i',tol.'8vo.i'
Ferguson's Operative Surgery, with cot?, 1 rof.Sro.
Fowne's Cherotslry for Students, 1 vol. 12a,
shfep.
Fevers, General and Special, a new work; edited
by CIvmer,:Syo.
Grahan's Elements of Chemistry, with cms, 8vo.
Guthrie on Urinary and Sexual Organs, 8to., doth.
Horner's Special Anatomy, 2 vols., new edition.
HarVli on the Maxillary Sinus, cloth.
Hope on the Heart, 1 vol. Sro.
Harrison on Uve Nervous System, 1 vol. 8vo.
Hoblyn's Medical Dictionary, by Hays, large Itm
Hughes on Auscultation 1 vol. I2cno., cloth.
Jones on the DHeaseVof the'Eyey with cuts, 1 vol.
Svp. .;k;:-. '-. 1
Kirby on Api.-nals, Svo.icjcih.
Kirhy & Spencf's Eniqmology, with plain flatfi,
I vol. 3vo tra clotp ,
Do.; ' do.r
colored, ex. cloib.
Liston's Lectures on Surgery,
by Mutter, 1 vol.
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