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FOR sALE-A house. workshop stable n,of en Eo
- piece OF ground % t By a situated al 1o oI ISnr
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Eth ana iith strects. l. a.. - 49, 40 ,si
a..rsrarts grd who are o3pOS % the some, or either
item src requested present Their o,c!on ~ wning
the Undersigned at the Stiet Ioht's'ohes oN'e' "u
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GHEA PRO0KS.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST

PER- THAN sHH II CEA EA
NEARLY every train of cars brings something new
in the way of Books for the North Carolina Book
Store, where Books be bought cheap for Cash
in any other establishment the Southern States. and
many of them for less than they be had in the North
markets.
We therefore would respectfully call the attention of
the public to the following list of New Publications. just
received and for sale at the North Carolina Book Store,
pig:
A New Spirit of the Age: edited by R. H. Horne {:
author of Orion Sc!
The Works of the Rev. Sidney, Smith in 8 vo's,
Hydropathy or the watcr-cure, by Joel Shew M. D.
" The Commerce OF the PFaires' or the Journal of a
Santa Fe Trader, during eight Expeditions tn
Great Western Prairies, by Joseph Gregg, in vols
Facts in Mesmerism, by the Rev, Chauncey H. Town
send, A. M.
The Life of Geo. Brummell. Esq commonly called
sc Beau BTunameH, ,'by Captain jesse
The Autobiography of Herinch Stilling.
The H-Famifys by Frederika Bremen
The Economy of Waste Manures, by John Harmain.
Merton, novel by Theo. Hook.
Scotland, Glasgow, the Clyde, &C. &c. by J. G. Kohl.
The Triumphs of Time, a novel, by the author OF
" Too Old Mems Tales with many other late Pu6licG-
tiOns both Classical and Standard works-Call and ex
anime collection where be found large and as
mixed collection Of Books any House in the United
StaIesconssting in part of Law, Theological, Clas-
sical, and School Books of every description.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Aug. 20, 1874 5l3-1y.
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WOOD, FOLGER & MESSER,
NO. 219 Pearl Street, New York.

HNHE subscribers have received byrecent arrivals
IL from England, and from the Auction Market,
large stock of BIrm ngham and Sheffield HHRDTT.ARE
f CUTLERY-and being the Agents for some of the
leading makers of the superior Cast Steel American Cut
ery, and of variety ofthe Domestic Hardware Manufac-
turers making their assortment of goods extensive
to be very inviting to purchasers from any part of the
country.
In their assortment the following Goods may be found
viz Forbuck, White Bone, Cocoa, Black Tip, Self
Tip Buck and Stag Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Karvers and Sees. with large stock of Ivory Handled
Cnives and Forks of beautiful finish.
Rodgers & Sons Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and Shears
in dozens and on cards. together with assortment of
SC Heinshs' superior Newark make of Trimmers' and
Taors' Shears common Pocket Cutlery a great va
riey of raZnrs dozens and in cases. including and as
sortment of extra fine, in containing pair each
Beef Slices, Shoe and Bread Knives, Sheen Shears
Butchers and Table Steels Coopers and Carpenters
Broad and Narrow Axes and Hatchets, Carpenters and
Coopers ADDE'S.
The stock includes an unusual quantity of Cast Steel
and German SteelFies-such as Flat. Round, Square,
Taper, HalEround Ruff, Bastard, Second Cut, and
Smooth Files of all sizes; Horn and Shoe Rasps Mill
saw and Hand-saw Files.
Pegging Brad, and Sewing Avis, AUgers and Auger-
Bits, Shaving Boxes Brushes and Soaps Iron and Brass
Tacks and Clout Nails Scale Beams Patent Balance
Cloth, Hair, Whte-wash, Scrubbing, Horse, Shoe,
Tooth and Paint Brushes; Table, Hand and Cow Bells
Cast Butts, Round and Flat Bolts Braces and Belts
Trunk, Chest, Pad, Cupboard, Closet Moftce Rim and
Door Locks Snuff and Tobacco Boxes; Blacking :
and Chalk Lines; Fish Hooks; Halter, Jack Trace.
Coan and Dog Chains Brass and Wood Cocks Eau
GETS Sash Cord, Compasses, Spring Dviders Iron
Brass and Plated Chamber and Mantle CandIesticks
Guns, Pistols, Gun Worms, Wads and Locks, sc.
Septembe: II, 1914. 5I5-4t
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BALTIMORE
COLLEGE OE DENTAL SURGERY.


The Session of 1944-5 will commence on the
frs. Monday in. November next, and continue four
months. The Faculty prepared TO afford eve
ry facility for thorough practical and theoretical
knowledge Of Dentistry as branch of Medicine
especial attention will be given TO the Surgical and
Mechanical departments. Commodous rooms are
prepared for this purpose where the class will have
an opportunity of daily witnessing, and each one of
performing with his own hands, the various mani
pulations pertaining thereto.
CnApIN A. HARRIS, M. D., Prof Of Practical Den
tistry.
THos. E. BOND, Jr, M. D., Prof of Special Pa
lhoIogy and Therapeutics.
w. 4. HANDY, NJ D.. Prof. of Anatomy and Phys
ioIogy.
The Chair of Denial Physiology and Pathology,
vacated by the death Of Prof. HAYDEN, will be
temporarily filled by Drs. HARRIS and BOND.
DR.. Harris will lecture on Dental Pathology, and
DR.. Bond on Dental Physiology.
J. B. SAVER D. D. S., Demonsrator of Mechan-
ica Dentistry.
Terms. Tickets, each $25. Demonstrations,
$40. .Dssecting. (optIona) $IO Naturalization,
SIS. Diploma, 80
w. R. HANDY, Dean
Sept. Is, 1914. 516-4t
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

The Subscriber being determined to migrate to the
South or West proposes to sell very easy the
tract of LAND on which he lives containing four
hundred and thirty The tract lies in Nash county
within one mile of the Franklin line, adjoining the
lands of Gustin Perry, William B. Williams and others
the land is well adapted to the culture OF Cotton Corn
and Tobacco having sufficient cleared land to work
ten hands to advantage nearly three hundred acres lies
in woods which is of the very best quality there being
about one hundred of Tar River low grounds very
fertile and lying in ridges that the bottoms only are
subject to be destroyed by innundation 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 all ye very valua
Bile GOLD MIND has recently been discovered on the
premises, by very experienced miner; and have
obtained in pan, PARTICLES weighing from four
yone grains and many smaller ones in any branch
the tract and yet the subscriber will sell low and give
good time he win either take negroes, sell credit
of two, and three years with good security, he
will exchange with any gentleman who owns land in
either Alabama, Tennessee (western dstric Missouri
Arkansas. Florida Texas. Come and see for your
selves. LOUIS p. DUNN.
Nash Co. N. G. Aug. 5, 1874. 5I1-8t.
(Register Sweeks.)
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JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,

JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
1O6 WILLIAM STREET,
(Corner of John street,) NEW YORK,
DESPECTFULLY announce that they have made
that they enabled to present greater inducements
than merchants visiting this market the present
for thepurchase of Goods. their stock mainly
of their own Importation or MANY fracture.
CRAVATS AND SCARFS.
Plain and figured Black Satin, Armures, Corded BaIa-
thea Fancy and Celored Sans of entire new patterns
Silk and Mohair, figured and plain Plain Black Italian
and Corded Cravats, all sizes and qualities.
HOSIERY.
Silk. Merino, Angola, Woolen and Cotton Hose and
Half Hose.
Merino Cashmere, Woolen, Berlin and Chamois
lined Cashmere, Buck Beaver, and Kid.
SUSPENDERS.
Silk and Cotton Gum Elastic, with Buck Silk, and
Elastic Ends. Also few Entire Styles of our own
Manufacture.
UNDER-SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Merine, Lambs Wool, Angola Saxony, Cotton, Sha-
ker Knit and Flannel &C. (ManufactEre all Qualities
of Silk Shirts and Drawers Silk of all qualities of
own Importation. To those of our own manufacture
would especially call attention as being something
very superior.
Ladies' Silk and Merina Under Vests.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF 8.
Twilled and Plain Spitafeld. British and India
she, Pongees, Printed, Corded, and Damask, Linen
bric' Plain and printed. &c, SapS
Mems Youths, and ChIdren's, Cloth, Velvet, GdA.
Silk and Muslin.
STOCKS.
Satin, Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk, Mohair
Bombasn Plain Bowed, Plated Cravat, and Opera Tes
&c. &c.
LINEN COLLARS.
Square, Round and Byron, Stitched Plain and corded
all linen and with Cotton Bands.
LINEN BOSOMS
Stitched, Plain and Rufied, all qualities with wide
and narrow plaits.
SHIRFS
All Linen. with and without Collars 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, of various widths,
and warranted not to adhere in any climate.
SIX Purses, Umbrellas, Dressing Goscns, Cap and
Stock Trimming, Suspe,adeT Buckles, Gum Elastic
Webb, all qualities.
Together with every article that is wanted in the Gem
tlemens Furnishing Line, which they engage to sell on
as favorable terms as any other establishment.
NJ-Caps Stocks, Linen and Muslin and Silk Shirts
made to order. Wholesale and Retail
JOHN NJ DAVIES g. JONES
106 William st. conner of John
Aug Zist, ts44. -a 2 6l2-3-m.
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at reduced prices for Cash
Attention wings and Democrat.

TUST received this day The following list Of ne"'%
e late Publications fresh from the Press. g,
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the "
joining Countries frn the latter part of the reign ~
Edward the I'd, tothe Coronation of Henry 4th BY N4
John Frossar. The works of Lord Byron, in verse s
prose including his letters. Journals &c. &C., ne" Luz
ton. #
Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands. By Mrs L. d
Sigourney. =,
Lives of American Merchants, eminent for IntegTEG
enterprise and public Spirit. BY the author 0l "'
Young Merchant. nil,
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, lcm c'.
Fairy Tales, Humorous Tales, Tale of the Times G ~,
sul's daughter, SC. &c. By the Author of Peter Il"
ley. uGt
The Poems and Ballads of Schiller, translated Ry0"
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart. tN;
The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, Humorous o. %xa@b M
thaniel Parker Willis, in vol svo Call at the NTI
Carolina Book Store, and examine the collection
Sale by TURNER s. HUGn1LIS~, ~
Raleigh, July 2s. 5O0F
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May 8, 1914.
valuable Situation for Sale.

TIME Subscriber wishes to sell his FARM in Chat
IL ham County, containing Ave hundred and fifty
Acres on North East Creek lying the Stage Road,
twenty miles from Raleigh, and eight from Chapel Hill,
formely owned by JOHN MoRING. and long known as
place of Entertainment, and is of the best stands
for that business in this country There is large
story House building, another small House, and
good Kitchen agood Barn and Stables, and all other
necessary Outhouses.
Persons down the country and all others wishing to
buy good healthy situation would do we'll come and
examine for themselves Immediately, the Subscriber
intends to sell the first fair opportunity and move to the
West. ALFRED MORING.
Sept. 81, 1874 5ls-5t.
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SPLENDID COLLECTION

OF MEDICAL WORKS.
HORNER'S Special AnOtomy, Devices Practice on
IL Il Children, Do. on Families, Dunglison's Human
Physiology, Hasse the Heart, Lawrence the Eye,
Philips on Indigestion, Graham's Chemistry, Condic
Children, Ellis Formulary, Alison's Pathology, Wat
sons Practice, Cooper Inia Prout the Stomach,
also. Edition Of Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety Of other Medical Works reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store, Of Fay
etteve and Morgan streets, the State House
Square. TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1914. 5O6-ly
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SIL GOODS
J.. N. & T. II. S ELBY g. 10
345 Broadway
NEW YORR

NGV YORK
ID especially announce that they are now nn,
IL their Wholesale Rooms very large openings
French and English Dry Goods. yMERCEfg1 wToen
this city, visiting New York, are invited to cal S@
feel assured that their assortment is one of ~ As
that market-cemprising the most desirabla~ ~ INST
the season-being of the richest texture and f sEO
trade which they offer by the case or piece Al
cannot but prove satisfactory. 'uen na
They are continually receiving by the Havro,
packets addition to their Stock OF the latest d.
fast as they appear in the Paris and London
collection of the Newest and Richest STYLES Of ny lag
English, and German Dry Goods, some Of wbiaen
enumerated below. " winch a.
Chameleon Stripe; Gross de Messine Rich D..
Poult de Soes ditto Gross de Afrioues rni iDrOcad
Stripe Black Armures do Gros de Rhina OIacH
and Watered Cameleons Blue and Black PonI, ! FhN
s-4 Black Tafitas 0-"OA Foultde SOs
POMP.ADOUR styles of Cashmere d,Eo.
Mousseln de Lame, the most slendid patterns S AID
Second Mourning Mousselne de LANES. and " season
dEcosse-Ricb and new designs. 0'SnueN
SHAWLS.
Several cases of Broche ShawIs, new pattorr.
and Lyons Cashmere do. French Woollen SkoI' fafR
bel do. Very rich Cashmere Long Sha,yls Us Ill.,
Pressly for our city trade 'NPoredet et
Bomoazlnes, Merinos, Thibets and A1,ooo. ,
Cambria Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Reviorrs' LInep
stitched, &c. 1'e'lerrr, Hen
variety of Fancy Silk Goods, such a., cr.vo..
Gloves, and Mitts. q" OIdVatS, Poinh
Also, very large stock of LINEN COoDr
prIslng almost every article in the Housc eo, con
which, together with the above goods J. ~ e. ,TS nm
4 Co. obIgate themselves to sell as low and 6n,1Al H.
than any other house in New York. 0 >i'en lowe
August %, 1874. s,oo
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH DRUGS,
Land fer Sale.

WILL sell reasonable terms, the whole, part
i of my tract of land lying in Sampson county, one
mile and half from Faison's Depot, the W. & R. R.
r. This tract contains 1095 acres, 660 of which is
highly valuable for working turpentine being covered
with dense growth Of fourishng pines But the chief
advantages of this land, the adaptation the
mainder to the production of and cotton and tie
facility of getting produce to market There is about
$50 or 100 of cleared land which may be rented
for $500 per annum. The place is healthy, the water
good the houses comfortable, orchard select, and the
farm in excellent repair Persons wishing to examine
the premises will call upon Mr. Ireland for further
particulars, enquire OF myself at Goldsboro'
w. WHITFIELD.
~ Nav & 1874 49S IF
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BUYERS LOOK OUT.

JUST RECEIVED,
100 pair Ladies superior KID SHOES
ALSO
95 pair Ladies Party ShOes-Childrens assorted
and Misses ditto all of Philadelphia best make
10000 lbs assorted Spun Cotton, OF Morehead's
best quality.
Family TEA, good no charge-Drawngs OF same
furnished And many other GOODS that are desirable.
Prices suit the articles. AS do not expect to LeGUe
soon sell off to close, my customers may EXPECT fair
dealing, and should any article prove not as 1t is sod
they have the privilege Of returning it..
T. H. SNOW,
At his old stand.
August 81, 1914. 5l2
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WNHE Encyclopedia of Geography. comprising COM
III plete description Of the Earth by Hugh Murray,
F. R. s. E. Elements of Unversaba STORY. on new
and systematic plan; by H. White, B. AS A Dictionary
of Arts, Manufactures and Mines; by Andrew Ure, M
D. illustrated with IL hundred engravings The Horse;
by William Youatt. together with general History oi
The Horse; by j. S. Skinner Encyclopedia Americana.
popular Dictionary of Arts Sciencies and Literature;
Edited by Francis Leber. Catter and Youatt's Cattle
Doctor; by Skinner, with great variety Of other Mis-
celaneous Readings. Call at the North Carolina Book
Store and examine for yourselves.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 81, 1874. 509-1y.
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CAPITAL 100000.

THNHE New-York CONTRIBUTIONSHIP FIRE
IL INSURANCE COMPANY, office No. 81 Wall
Street, insure Dwelling houses, Warehouses and Build
ngs in general, Merchandise, Household Furniture.
Ships building, Ships in Port and their Cargoes, and
every description of personal Property, AGAINST LOSS
OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
]. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary
D. ~. STONE, Agent,
RALEIGH, &C.
May, 1914. 499- -I2m-eow.
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Bibles and Prayer ROOks.

A LARGE and general assortment Of cheap Family
N Bibles and Prayer Books, Of every quality and
riey of Binding also, large collection of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools and private reading, great
variety of Sermons of the of Chris
tans, Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities all OF
which will be sold very reduced prices for The Cash
Call at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, N. c.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. bO6-ly.
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j. C. & MI. STEVENSON,
ERCHAWTSi

ME r CHANIo'
NEwBERN, Nc
ENENDER their services as Commission AgenS5c eDa5rcs
Il the Sale, Receiving and Forwarding oil Inv. raT n.
and Merchandise of any description, to those s
siding in the Counties contiguous neghbOnDg g%6eH
Neuse, and to the Merchants of Raleigh Sm,IIIr
Waynesboro', Goldsborough, and Kinson Palcu.'" "p
The Navigation of the Neuse, by steam' as i ~, es,b
Waynesboro', being now, we hope, permanent i Ah.
lished, it is thereby rendered practicable to ard
ces at Waynesboro' from Newbern in or TO The
we invite the attention of our Western Vmupi
facilities afforded them, by this line for Mr.
cation with this and our Northern and Sou'ne'H
kets. -, IsibBl
&C. All Consignments and Orders promptly and '''"
ly attended to.
REFER TO
CHARLES DEwEY, Esq. Raleigh, N. G.
DIR. J. o. WATSON. ,oe an,
April Is. 1874.
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POETRY.

ANEW EDITION OF
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
BY C. F. L., DETROIT.
UAited States Tfe6sa1y:
This is the House that Jack built.
Public Deposites:
This is the malt that lay in the house
That Jack built
Nick Biddle:
This is the rat that eat the malt
That lay in the house
That Jack built.
Gen Jackson:
This is the cat that caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house
That Jack built.
federalism:
This is the dog that worried the cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house
That Jack built.
The People:
This is the COW with a crumpled horn
That tossed the dog
That worried the cat
That caught The rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
Hard Cider and Beef h~rro in 1910:
This is themaden all forlorn
Thatsnlked tie COW with ciumpisd no n
Tha auIossed the dog
That Worried The cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack butt.
Henry Clay:
This is the man all tattered and torn
That kissed the maiden all foIlOTn
That milked the COW with crumpled horn
That tossed the dog
That worried the cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
FrsIinghvyse":
Tins is the priest all shaven and shorn
That married the man all IatteTed and Torn
Unto the maiden all fCrlOTn
That MIXED the COW with crumpled 0orn
That tossed the dog
That worried the cat
That caught the rat -.-..
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
Democratic triumph IN 1874:
This is the Cock that croWed IN the morn,
That awoke the priest all shaven and shorn
That married the man all tattered aud torn
Unto the maiden all forloTn
That MIXED the with crumpled horn
That tossed the dog
That worried the cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
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Presbvterian Publications.

K%TE have on hand, some of all the Books pub
w ished by the Board of Publication of the Presby
teran Church, together with the New Hymn Book, all
of which we offer at their prices sold in Philade
phia. Those who wish to purchase had best CALL
send in their orders to the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER g. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 5O6-ly.
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EnOe Mills.

have disposed of one half of Enoe Mills to Mr.. John
Il F. Lyon. who will carry the business under the
firm of LYON s. HOLDEN, where every attention will
be given by Mr.. Lyon. The highest prices for Wheat
and Fax-seed. Flour, Oil, &C. for sale.
Milton Mills and Factory,
Are going into full operation, under the firm of BAR
RETT, NEWSOM s. HOLDEN. Persons wishing
employment in the Factory will do we'll to make appca
ton soon THO. w. HOLDEN.
: August 81, 1874 5l5-tE
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BATES & MAsTERToN,

26 LIBERTY STREET,
(Betsrees William and NdssGu Streetsl
NEW YORK, s sssr
VXTOULD call the attention of Merchants about visit
w ING New York, to their extensive stock Of For
eien and Domestic DRY GOODS. which they offer Tor
sale ON liberal terms, consisting in part Of
.Mezoreons, new article for dresses.
arIott0s do do
(IbonaeLeo,l LaGstresdo do
AIpaceo Lustres, black and eolored
MouseIin de LANES, Crepe de EaiIes,
Cashnneres d. 'Eeosse, Ckusnass 16isdsAS,
HOSIERY and Gloves, an extensive assortment,
Negro Kerseys Liaseys, Kepfueky Jeans,
F7GnneIs, from low priced to super6ne.
Prints, of the newest andTchest styles,
Bro,cn 4sd Rle0ched Shirtings 0nd Sheetings,
Spool Cotton and Thread, of all kinds,
Cloth, Cdssimeres, SGti1efs, and Testings,
Linens, L0,c,ses, Diaper, Crash,
Also large assortment Of White Goods, consisting
of Jaconets Cana5rics Ssciss and Soft duIs Tape and
Lace Striped and Check .Mxsfias, Bishops L0tcns,
Book Muslin, Dfnaity, &c. &c.
August 81, 1874. olz-Om'
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To the Reading CoInn1unity.

CHEAP NOVELS! CHE.dP NOVELS. &c.
WNULNEY HALL, novel by T. Hood, Whims and
lions Fairy Leyands of the South of Ireland, by T.
Crolon Croker. the life and adventures of Valentine
The New Generation, by B. Desreae, Barney OReirden,
Dy Samuel Lover Just received this day, with many
th srs and for sale the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER & HUGHES.
RlleiRh July 10, 1874. 5O6-ly
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Select Classical and Mathematical
sc HOOL.

THNHE subscriber having resigned the charge of the
Il Hisborough Academy, contemplates opening a
elect School, twelve miles south west of Hilsborough
and the same dstance,-west nearly-from Chapel Hill.
His lee ding motive is to educate his the
try; and his selection has been made with special refer
ence to this object.
For details apply to hIm-post paid-at Hillsborough,
till November next, when the school is 10 begin
w. J. BINGHAM.
Hillsborough, May g. 1914. 500-t-m-5m.
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NOTICE.

The Democratic citizens of the counties of Warren,
Franklin Nash and Halifax will furnish Barbecue at
Ransom's Bridge Saturday the 18th day of October
next Several distinguished Democratic speakers are
expected to address the meeting and the people gener
ally are invited to attend.
Aug. "a. 1914 oIS-+t'