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WOOD, FOLGER & MEssER,
No. 2l9 Pearl Street. Mean York

F9NHE subscribers have received byrecent arrivals
4 from England, and from the Auction Market a
large stock OF birmingham and Sheffield HARDWHRR
& COILERY-and being the Agents for some of the
leading makers of tue superior Cast Steel American Cut
Iery and OF variety of the Domestic Hardware Manuac
turerS making their assortment of goods so extensive
as to be very inviting to purchasers from any part of the
country - ~
In their assortment the following Goods NAV be found
viz. Forbuck, White Bone Cocoa BIacI, Tin SeIf
Tip Buck and Stag Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
karyers and Steels with large stock of Ivory Handled
CnIVes and Forks of beautiful finish.
Rodgers Sons Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and Shears
g Heinlsh's superior Newark make of Trimmers' and
IaIlors' Shears; common Pocket Cutlery great va
fiety of razors, dozens and in cases and
sortment OF extra fine, IN cases Containing pair each
Beef Slices, Shoe and Bread Knives Sheen Shears
Butchers and Table SteelS, Coopers' and Cameners;
Broad and Narrow Axes and Hatchets Carpenters and
Coopers 'Adzes. ~
The stock includes unusual quantity of Cast stao1
ana German SteeiFi iles-such as Flat. Round Sonare
Taper, Halfround Ruff Bastard Second o.
Smooth Files of all sizes Horn and Shoe Rasns N5;iT m
saw and Hand-saw Files. Will
Pegglng, Brad, and Sewing Avis Augers and A 49,
Butts, Shaving Boxes, Brushes and Scans Iron and So
Iacks and Clou Nails sScale Beams Patent Rasnca
Glotn, HAIR, White-wash, Scrubbing Horse. Sboe'
Looth and Paint Brushes; Table, Hand and Cow D Ill
Cast butts, Round and Flat Bolts Braces and Rets
runs Chest. Pad, Cupboard, Closet Mortice Rim ana
Doer Locks Snuff and Tobacco Boxes R1acL;n 80 .
uT[y o4In3s Horse Cards ); Cordage; Clothes Fish
ana Chalk Lines; Fish Hooks ; Halter Jaci, ri h
Coan and Dog Chains Brass and Wood
Gels' oash Cord, Compasses, Spring Dividers Iron
Brass and Plated Chamber and Mamie CandI,t;
Guns, Pistols, Gun Worms, Wads and ocL.s As }
september IL, 1914 - : SIs- -
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NEW DRYs GooDs STORE.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing TO the
citizens of Raleigh aud the surrounding country, that
they have rented the store Fayetteville Street next
door to Mr. r. Smiths, where they intend carrying on
the Dry Goods business in all its various branches They
have recentyreceived general assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. $
Among which may be found Bleached and Brown
Shrtings and Sheetngs Bedticks; Hamilton Jeans ];
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks, Sc sc:
Bazarines; Balzarine Lawns; Printed Lawns
Nous. D'La:nes; Chaliays;
Figd silks; Blk and Blue Blk, Bonibazines; Al
nacca Lustres; Fancy Prints
Tmperial Robes Cambrc and Furnt DimitIes !;
Irish Linens Bonnets Ribbons
Bonnet Lawns Jaconeit, Swiss, Book, Plaid and
Medium Musiins;
White and Coored Cambricks Cambk,, Swiss,
Bobbinett and Thread Edgipg and Insertions;
Hosiery of all kinds Shall and Cravafs "a great
And many other articles which we deem unnecessary
to specify.
The Gentlemen are informed that we have on hand
Cloths Cassimers, Gambroons. Drllings, Vestings,
Stocks, Bosoms Collars SusPenders, Gloves, Cravats,
Scarfs, Ties, Sc. &c. &c.
The public generally solicited to give US call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere determined sell at
Small 1duance therefore great bargains may be obtain
ed RUSSELL &sESKRIDGE.a
Next door TO r. Smith
RALEIGH June 29h 1874 506Iy.
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Jewellery at reduced prices for Cash
attention wings and Democrats.

EUST received this day the following list of new and
Cd late Publications fresh from the Press.
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the ad,
joining Countries from the latter part of the reign o.
Edward the I'd, tothe Coronation of Henry 4h. By 81
John Frossar The works of Lord Byron, in verse ana
prose including his letters. Journals &C. &C., new La
tion
Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands By Mrs. l. b.
Sigourney. o..
Lives of American Merchants, eminent for INTEGRITY,
enterprise and public Spirit By the author OF Inc
Young Merchant.
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, IaIe''
Fairy Tales, Humorous Tales, Tale of the Times Gop
sul's daughter, &c. Sc By the Author of Peter P'
ley. r..
The Poems and Ballads of Schiller, translated bySH
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart. -.
The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, Humorous, OF M
thanlel Parker Willis, in VOL Svo. Call at the NGr
Carolina Book Store, and examine the collection r"
Sale by TURNER & HUGHES
Raleigh, July 2s. 5O8ly
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SILK GOODs
=. NJ & TIL. SELBY& co
2A5 Rro1Jo,oo,
345 BroadwaY,
NJ FXHT Y;

NEW YORK
3 , especially announce that thew are no,,''
BIG their Wholesale Rooms very large assottlO
French and English Dry Goods ME RCTF >,
this city, VISITING New York, are invited to cali "f
feel assured that their assortment is one of Ihs
that market--comprisng the most desirahIaa" a"e As
the season-beng of the richest texture and G sGod'
trade, which they offer blythe case or piece t lneC
as cannot butprove satisfactory. ''cAias
They are continually receiving by the Havr
er packets addition to their Stock OF the att ana
fast as they appear in the Paris and London
istheir ntentionto to keep constantly on hand n
collection of the Newest and Richest STYLES Of Ty
English, and German Dry Goods, some Of yyIian
enumerated below. - which
y SILKS.
Chameleon Stripe Gross de Messine Rich D.
Poult de Soies ditto Gross de Antiques rich CG
Stripe !; Black Armures do. Gros de Rb;n NIice
and Watered Camceons Blue and Black ,mH pnri, Paa
8-4 Black Taffitas. 0'''ue SCq
PONPADOUR- styles of Cashmere d,Fco..
Mousselin de Laine, the most sendid pattern a
Second Mourning Mousseline de LANES and ~ " Sa,
d'Ecosse-Rich and new designs. 0'SDiAea
SHAWLS
Several cases of Broche Shawls, new nattor,.
and Lyons Cashmere do. French Woouen SkoH Pn
gbet do. Very rich Cashmere Long SbavIS ilS, IT,
pressly for our city trade. 'Pofedet
Bombazlnes, Merinos, Thibets, and AIpacc.. ?,
Camoric t1andkerchefs, Embroidered Revierro LlNt
stitched, Sc ' 0'leTrP, Hen
= varietyofFancy Silk Goods. such as Crav,t, y.
! Gloves, and Mitts "'S fOinb
Also, very large stock Of LINEN" COODo
Piislng almost every article in the iiousrkoo Tth
which, together with the above goods 7 a. G. IN ny line
rs 90. o0ilgate themselves to sell as low and H.
than any other house in New York, anu '1tch lowe
August %, 1914
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S1K4KSA pig e H,Fa An E1EE CFHEA AE0 Es1E.


FAJ EARLY every train of cars brings somethng new
I in the ways of -Books for the North Carolina Book
Store, where Books cansbe bought cheapfor Cash
in any other establishment in the Southern States, and
many them for less than they had in the North
erf markets. f~-.
We thcreorewoud respectfully calIfhe attention Of
the public to the following list of New Publications. just
received and for sale at the North Caroina Book Store
UiS: E ~ s1
8 A New Spirit ofsthe Age: edited byR. H. Horne
author of Orion &c. +
The Works of the Rev. Sidney, Smith in 8 yo's
Hydropathy or the water cure, by Joel Shew M D.
Fhe Commerce of the Praries' or the Journal of a
Santa Fe Trader, during eight Expeditions across tn
Great Western Praries, by Joseph Gregg in vols
Facts in M Mesmersn, by the Rev. Chauncey H: Town
send, "A, NJ. s2e-- H. -,.rz-...-z
The Life of Geo. Brummell Esq. commonly called
&c Beau Bfauaa2eN,' by Captain Jesse. f7
The Autobiography of Herinch Stlling. s.
The H-Famify, by Frederika Bremen.
The Economy of fsWaste Manures, by John Hartmann.
z Merton, novel by Theo. Hook. -.
Scotland Glasgow, the Clyde, &c. sc. by-J G. Kohl
The Triumphs of Time, a noyel, by the author of
s'1tco Old Mems Tales with many other late Patbhca-
tios, both Classical and Standard works-Cal and ex
anime our collechon where be found as large and as
mixed collection cfBooks many House in the United
States-consisng in part of Law, Theological CIas-
steal, and School Books of every description .4se
TURNER'S G. HUGHES.
Aug. 20, 1914. - -45I3-Iv
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LATE ARRIVALS OF
NEW
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Ge'etlemeu's Furnishing Establishment
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN Nj. DAVIES & JONES,
106 WILLIAM STREET,

| JOHN NJ. DAVIES & JONES'
106 WILLIAM STREET,
| (Corner of John street,) NEW YORK,
| Ee ESPECTFULLY that they have made
such extensive arrangements for their Fall Trade
that they are enabled to present greater inducements
than ever to visiting this market the Fresen
for the purchase CT Goods their stock mainly
Of their own Importation or .Sfa1l1,f ,fGctnre
CRAVATS AND SCARFS
Plain and figured Black Satin Armures Corded BaIa
thea, Fancy and Coored Satns of entire new patterns
Silk and Mohar, figured and plain Plain Black Italian
and Corded Cravats, all sizes and qualities.
HOS OSIERY
Silk, Merino, Angola, Woolen and Cotton Hose and
HalfHose.
Merno Cashmere, Woolen, Berlin and Chamois
lined Cashmere, Buck Beaver, and Kid
"e SUSPENDERS.
SILK and Cotton Gum Elastic with Buck Silk, and
Linens Ends, Cotton Knit, Buck aud Morocco with
Elastic Ends. Also few Entire new Styles of our own
Manufacture
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Merino, Lambs Wool, Angola Saxony, Cotton, Sha-
ker Knit and Flannel, Sc (Nlanuacture all qualities
of Six Shirts and Drawers Silk all qualities our
own Importation. To those of our own manufacture
we would especially call attention being something
very superior.
Ladies' Silk and Merina Under Vests
POCKET 4HANDKERCHIEFS ~
Twilled and Plain Spitalfeld. British and India
she, Pongees, Printed, Corded, and Damask, Linen
brio, Plain and printed, &c..
Mems Youths, and Children's, Cloth, Velvet, G,az
Silk and Muslin.
STOCKS.
Satin, Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk Mohair
Bombasin, Plain Bowed, Plated Crava and Opera Ties
SC. sc.
LINENCoLLARs.
Square, Round and Byron Stitched Plain and corded
all linen and with Cotton Bands :
LINEN. BOS O1fS. .-.-
Stitched Plain, and Rufled, all qualities, with wide
and narrow plaits. -
SHIRTS 80
All Linen with and without eCoIlarsa latest style
Muslin with Linen Collars and Wristbands with and
without Collars, ofa great variety of qualities
Cololed French and other Muslin.
-. OILED SILKS
White, Plaid, and Fancy Colors ofyarious widths.
and warranted not to adhere in any climate -
s SiM Purses, Umbrellas, Dressing Goacqs Can and
Stock Trimming, Suspender Buckles, Gum Elastic
TVe6b, all qualities.
Together hevery article that is wanted in the Gen.
flemens nrnIshlng Line, which they engage to sell on
as favorable terms as any other establishment.
QG=Caps, Stocks Linen and Muslin, and Silk Shirts
made to order. Wholesale and Retail 4F~sD -
JOHNM. DAVIES & JONES
81, log William ST., corner of John.
avg H4st' 1o4E4' ~ 5l2-3-n.
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BALTIMORE
COLLEGE OF RESTAZ SURGERY.


The Session Of 1844-5 will commence on the
first Monday in November next and continue four
months. The Faculty prepared to afford eve
ry facility for thorough practical and theoretical
knowledge oE Dentistry as branch of Medicne-
especial attention will be given 10 the Surgical and
Mechanical departments Commodious rooms are
prepared for this purpose, where the class will have
an opportunity of daily Witnessing and eachaone of
performing with his own hands, the various mani
puiatons pertaining thereto.
CHAPIN A. HARRIS, NJ. D., Prof of Practical Den
tistry.
THos. E. BoHD, Jr, NJ. D., Prof of Special Pa
thology and Therapeutics.
W. R. HANDY, NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Phys
ioIogy.
The Chair of Denial Physiology and PathoIogu
vacated by the death of Prof. HAYDEN, will be
Temporarily filed by Drs. HARRIS and BOND
DR.. Harris will lecture on Dental Pathology, and
Dr.. Bond on Dental Physiology.
J. B. SAVER, d. D. S., Demonsirator of Mechan-
ical Dentistry.
Terms Tickets, each S25. Demonstrations,
$40. Dr5secting (opuOnaD $40. Matricuation,
S.. Diploma, S 80.
w. R. HANDY, Dean
Sept. Is, 1914. 5l6-4t.
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VALUABLE LAND FoR SALE.

The Subscriber being determined to migrate to the
South West proposes sell very easy terms the
tract of LAND which he now lives containing four
hundred and thirty Thetractlies in Nash county
within one mile of theFrankIin line adjoining the
lands of Gustin Perry William B. Williams and others
the land is we'll adapted to the culture of Cotton Corn
and Tobacco, having sufficient cleared land it work
ten hands to advantages nearly three hundred acres lies
in woods which of the very best quality there being
about one hundrs of Tar River low grounds
FERTILE and lying in ridges that the bottoms only are
subject to be destroyed by innundaon which is not
very often most of the cleared land is fresh and the
plantation in good repair well watered and the build
ings comfortable But the best of yet very vaua-
bic GOLD MIND has recently been discovered on the
premises, by very experienced miner; and have
obtained in PAM PARTICLES weighing from four TO TWEEN
ty-one grains and many in any branch on
the tract and yet the subscriber VIII sell low and give
good time he will either take negroes sell on credit
of one two, and three years with good security or he
will exchange with any gentleman who owns land in
either Alabama, Tennessee, (western stric Missouri
Arkansas. Florida or Texas. Come andsee for your
selves. LOUIS p. DUNN.
Nash CO. N. e. Aug 8, 1874. = 5II-St.
(Regster weeks
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j. C. & WI. STEVENSON,
MERCHANTS,

NEwBERN, N C.
FESENDER their services as Commission Agen'iIr is
Il the Sale or Receiving and Forwarding Of Pouus
and Merchandise of any description, to those persons te
siding in the Counties contiguous neighbong eT ID
Neuse, aHd to the Merchants of Raleigh, SmllmII" Iy
Way nesboro Goldsborough, and Knston partIcuIS a
The Navigation of the Neuse, by steam, as iar b u
being now, we hope, permanently e% %
lshed, it thereby rendered practicable to deliver and
cles at Waynesboro' from Newbern in or days tbe
weinvIte the attention of Western NeghpoSIU
facilities, now afforded hem by this line, for cOnfpwTa wor
cation with this and our Northern and Southern ~
kets. ,.hml
A1l Consignments and Orders promptly and ial'D'',
ly attended to-.
&. REFER
CHARLES DEWEY, Esq. pa1o;ob N C..
Dr.. j. Q. WArsoN. Kaie'S"' ~
April 13, 1874. 4S0,'
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TO tE,c Reading Comma zas.Tty.

CHE.qP .NOVELS! CHE.4P yNOHELS, &c.
FEVULNEY HALL, novel by T. Hood, Whins and
z Oddities, in prose and verse, by T, Hood, Tradi-
lions and Fairy Legands of the South cf Ireland by 7.
Crofton Croker the life and adventures of Valentine
Vox the Ventrloqust, by Henry Cockon, Canngsly or
the New Generation by b. Desreale, Barney ORerden,
,y Samuel Lover. Just received this day. with many
srs and for sale at tue North Carolina Book Store.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Rllegh, July 10, IS4k 506-ly
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BATES. & MAST ERToN,

+ 81 .a< 26 Liberty STREET,
~ X Betcoee,1 TE'illfam and Nassau Streets
g.. NEW YORK, -, ~
NHyOULD call the attention of Merchants about visit
w lngNegy Yofk TO their extensive stock of For-
eign and Domestic DRY OODS, which they offer for
sale on liberal terms, Consisting in part Of
Mezoreons, new article for dresses
.arlottds do ~ : do ~ ~ 49,.
Chameleon LttstreS do do
4fparca Lustres, black and co1ored s.
.tfottseli7t de LdiaeS, Crepe de gEdisaes, = =
= Cashn1aeres a. 'E1casse, Cf,ssd1as, 1Gisdas,
Hosiery and Giooes, extensive assortment,
Negro RefSeys Li1.seys, Kentucky Jeans,
F7d3anels, from low priced to supetine.s
Prints, OF the newsstand richest styles,
Broleh aud BieacAed Shiytings and 4Sheetings,
- Spool Cotton and Thread, of ali kinds, .....
Cloth, CasStneres, Sotincts, and Yestings,
- Linens, Ldaones, Diaper, Crash,
Also a large assortment of TPite Goods, consisting
of JaconetS Caas5rics SevisS d'ad Soft s, Tape and
Lace, Striped and Check .NUshas, Bishops LdsOns,
Book Muslin, Diaiity, Sc. Sc.
August 21, 1914. 5l2-Sm
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RiDzcs aa.d Prayer Books.

a LARGE and general assortment of cheap Family
~ Bibles b and Pg2Yer Books Of every quafity and
works for Sunday Schools and private reading, great
variety of Sermons of the various denominations Chris
ans, Hymn Books of all kinds and Qualities, all of
which will be sold very reduced prices for tho Gosh
Call at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, n c.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 506-ly
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Million Mills and Factory,
TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH,

TsY the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, are cautioned
against representations calculated TO induce them to
leave the regular Line Sedge, (near Gaston,( and
lake the Stage TO Weldon and Portsmouth Rail Road.
By keeping to Gaston they can procure tickets from
there to Baltimore, at the rate as from Slege
to Baltimore and in addition, have chotce of three
l. The Mail Line daily, through Petersburg,
i3aitn RaitmoreHthe fare by which is SO co
2, By the Petersburg and City Point Rail Roads
and James River Steamboats,, ria Norfolk, on
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurdays, from GaSton' W
5. BY the Petersburg and City Point Rail
Roads and Steamboats,, direct to Baltimore, on -
Tuesdays and Fridays, from Castor, w
Forallof which lines the agent at Castor will issue
Tickets through, and give all further information about
them.
N B. The Rail Roads on this Route have been lately
rebuilt with heavy iron.
Office Greensville r. r. Co. } s144t
August 27, lS44.
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SPLENDID COLLECTION
OF MEDICAL WORK

OF MEDICAL WORKS.
HM ORNER'S Special Anotomy, Devices Practice on
4 4 Children, Do on Families, Dunglison's Human
Physiology, Hasse on the Heart Lawrence OH the Eye
Philips Indigestion, Graham's Chemistry Condic on
Children, Ellis Fornulary, Alisons Pathology, Wat
son 5 Practice, Cooper Hernia, Prout the Stomach
also. Edition Of Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of other Medical Works reduced prices
for sale al the North Carolina Book Store, OF Fay
ettevlle and Morgan streets, the State House
Square TURNER s HUGHES q
Raleigh, July 10, 1914. 5GG~I Iy
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ngisceIianeoG,s Ifteratnre.

TEIHE Encyclopedia OF Geography; comprising COM
G pete description Of the Earth; BY Hugh Murray,
F. R, S. E. Elements Of Universal History, on new
of Arts Manufactures and Mines by Andrew Ure NJ.
D. illustrated with II hundred engravings. The Horse;
by William Youat together with general History o
the Horse; by J. S. Skinner. Encyclopedia Americana
popular Dictionary Arts Sciencies and Literature
Edited by Francis Leiber CHATTER and Youatts Cattle
Doctor; by Skinner, with great variety of other Mis-
cellaneous Readings. Call at the North Carolina Book
Store and examine for yourselves. .-..- -.
TURNER 81 HUGHES. ?
Raleigh, July 81, 1914 509-Iy. =
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SHORT-HORNED DURHAM
e and NortER-Dev0n Cattle.

fs-ez-~e> The ubscriber has the above
s-zlSA stock of Cattle for sale; among which are
Ef ~ from Is to 20 Devon COWS, in.caltby a
kaSssa:SSISESesa half Devon and half Durham Bull
Also, several fine Devon HEIF ERS, some in calf.
Also. 2 Devon BULL now fit for service.
Also, s 10 very fine half Durham and half Devon
Bull CALVES, got by of the finest Durham Bulls
raised in the United States His ancestors on both
sides have taken the first premiums for milk, buter
beauty size, sc. at the Cattle Shows to the North
have Certificates in my possession prove these facts
ready for the inspection OF any person who may wish
see them The price of The above cattle will be very
chear-cheaPer than you can buy them at the North
and there is no risk to in their being acclimaed
They will be ready to deliver in Noyembe: next, that
being the best tme to remove them. The Bull calves
viii be fit for service May June next The price
of the Bulls will not exceed $50 each. The Cows in
calf and Hciers will be Iess-say from 25 to $50 each
have been improving my toek of Cattle for Is years
and think now have in the Devon and Durham. the
best Stock of Cattle, for the practical farmer in Amer
ca. And while my neghbors have been selling their
Cows and Calves for 10 II dollars have been selling
Qo good judges half Devon Cows and Calves for 25
TO so dollars Col Yarbrough. proprietor of the Eagle
HOTEL Ralelgh N. c., has purchased half Devon Cows
of me, and inform those who wish to know their
milking properties, &c. SETH JONES.
Po3'caa, IV0he county. ": c., Smiles North East
of Raleigh.
July 10, 1914. 506- eow-4m.
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kEUYa5gES El@D0T1 OU'a7.

sr go: JUST RECEIVED,
go0 pair LadaEcs superior EAED sIEO ES
'- 5.+;r ~ Also .#ss~
25 pair Ladies Party Shoes Chdrens assorte
and Misses ditto all Of Philadelphia best make
5000 lbs. assorted $EoGan Cotton, of Morehead's
best quality. g.
Family = "a, good charge-DFawings of same
furnished. And many other GOODS that are desirable.
Prices to suit the articles As lido not expect to Ieaoe
nor sell of to close, my customers may exect fair
dealing, and should any article prove not it is sold,
they have the privilege of returning it, p
T. II. SNOW,
AT his old stand.
August 21, 1914. SIP
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PreanYterlam PuDlTe:atioaas.

WETTE have on hand, some CT all the Books pub
VV lished by the Board of Publication of the Presby
terian Church. tgeher with the New Hymn Book, all
of which offer at their prices sold Philadcl
pha. Those who wish 10 purchase had best call, or
send in their orders to the North Carolina Book Store.
TURNER 81 HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1914. 506-1Y.
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HOTECE.

rs g EGNEG e.
The Democratic citizens of the counties of Warren,
Franklin Nash and Halifax will furnish Barbecue at
Ransom's Bridge on Saturday the l2h day of October
next Several distinguished Democratic speakers are
expected address the meeting and the people gener
ally are invited to attend
Aug. "a, lS34 51S At.
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ECO O0AS-BOO

Just received at the New Book Store bY the
last train of Cars, a fresh assortment OF SCHOOL
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,MUSIC, &C.
&c. o. l.. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Aug. 20, 1914. 5l2-
IS7 Register aud Star will copy.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific aEad Military
Eg q ID R.Eg u


A N ACADEMY of the above denomination is now
"a open, and under the tuition OF the following gen.
tlemen:
The Classics. tfull Collegiate course,) MIR. R GR.aT
Military Tactics and Mathematics, comprising Arith-
metic, Algebra, Geometry, Logaritltns, Mensuraton,
Trigonometry, (pane and spherical) Surveying, Civil
Engineering 81 Analytical Geometry, MIR O. Il. SUCK,
date Principal Of the Portsmouth Military AcaIeT.y,)
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, (wi.h full arpara
tus, JGr. S. ~. BOTSFORD.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Classical Department, $50 90
English do. Is 90
The Cadets certain portion of each day generaftJ
fed III att ts5e Hfffl Hfffl t%efcP5s5 c6nm0n in simsr
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be no extra charge
Parents who willing to establish School of this
character we'll calculated to improve the body well
the mind of their children will be good enough to
leave their with Mr. Cray, at the Office OF the
Register, where further particulars may be had.
September I2, 1911. 5I6-E
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-02
E2Oe MiIEs.

a have disposed of one half of Enoe Mills TO Mr. John
firm of LYON & HOLDEN, where every attention will
be given by Mr.. Lyon. The highest prices for Wheat
and Flax-seed. Flour, Oil, &C. for SALE
Milton Willis and Factory,
Are going into fu operation, under the firm of BAR
RETT, NEWSOM s. HOLDEN Persons wishing
employment in the Factory will do we'll to make aPPlica-
ton Tho. w. HOLD1N'
August 81, 1914 5Io-tt