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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

The WeaLaer Crops Sc.-Duriug the
past week We have been visited By some
sligh, showers, which were acceptable 10
the parched earth and wilhered vegetation,
On Tuesday last, about the middle of The
day, a great change in the temperature Of
tho atmosphere took place, and good fires
and winter clothing were absolutely neces-
sary for any degree of comfort until yes
telday at IL. On Monday tho Thermom-
,eter stood at S6 or SO, and Wednesday
morning at 81 or Sc.
Many ofour Farmers are harvesting their
Wheat, and we understand the yield is
very good, and the grain excelent.--The
cat crop, on upland, is almost entirely
destroyed by The drought, hundreds OF
acres Of which, in The upper part Of the
State, will not be high enough TO cuI; but
upon bottom land i, looks well. Corn aud
Cotton does not appear 10 have been ma
terially Injured by the dry Gather, and if
we have seasonable rains hereafter, those
crops must be very fne.-G Greeauille Noun.
taineer. {. -
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;s' COLUMBIA, Juna l3.
S coiton.-There continues to be but little do
ing Ia. the market, and no material change in
prices. We therefore continue our former
quotationsl-say AZ 7 cents. extremes; but
most saIesa are made at 81 to 6f cents. s.-sCar.ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19
5EMYM EMAIL.
MARRIED.

On the 16dl inst, by John c. Allen Esqr.,
Mr.. JoHF wv. BLEDsoE, to Miss CAROLINE
HoLsrUN, all Of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

10 The Animal Meeting of the Union Bible
Society Of AbbevilIe and Edgefeld Districts.
Auxiliary TO. the American and Foreign Bible
Society, will be held at Turkey Creek Church
in Abbeville District, on the Tuesday. .after.the
third Lords Day in Jnly next Elder A Rice
10 preach sermon on the OCCASION, and in
case Of failure J. M. Chiles. The. Executive
Committee will hold meeting at the same
place the day previous (Monday,) Elder w.
P. Hill to preach.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

C The friends Of Col. JOHN HUIETT,
announce him as candidate for the Office
OF Clerk Of the Court for EdgefeId District
at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

NoTICE.--A BARBECUE. will be given. al
Meeting Street. on the 4tb day of. July next
.by the citizens ofthat vicinity. The Candidates
Of the District are respectfully invited by the
Committee. .s.s.a.s...sg
JOHN. C. ALLEN, Chairman.
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GLENN'S SPRING.
SPARTANBURG DISTRICYS.s c

GLEINN'S SPRING.
.SPARTANBURG DISTRICT, s. CT
YEyHIs delightful WATERING PLACE:
H will be readyto receive company by, the
first Of June The beneficial results of the was;
ercan'be testified TO by hundreds who have,
experienced its sinfuence upon various Diseases.
and the accommodations shall be suited toth6
wants of any who may visit the place, nporY;
the following terms: 8 49, 80, Z,
Man per day, IS; 81 -s4 81 25
g week; Z. z..5-.-, 6 90
I" !" over & less than4 w'ks, S: 90 a
q s','s.t g over weeks, a 00.f
Children and Sevants half price.
Horse per day, 62h.j
per week, .f: So. 8 so &
=" 80 over one, * - Z, 100 &;
John c. IAfMERMArl,.l,.sss - s
Agent for Glenn's Spring Company. =;
May 20 list. Sl9 8 IS
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Public Notice.:

DERsoNs having official business with
Il me, are informed sthat1 cahsbs found
at the Office on every Monday and Friday
as the law. directs, except prosidentiallY
prevented, during the months Of Juney;
July and August. -,
q s:..,J Ohm HILL, 8. ED g
May %, N.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

Chancellor Harper Correction.-We
are requested to correct an errorinto which
The Charleston Courier and Columbia
Temperance Advocate have fallen into sta
ling that Chancellor Harper's health will
not permit him 10 attend 10 his dulies on
the Circuit. The fact is, that Chancellor
Harper has exchanged Circuits with Chan
cellor Dunkin, and is now in the regular
discharge of his duty on the 5th Equity
Circuit, commencing at Edgefeld; and
Chancellor Dunkin is uow-in Columbia,
attending toilie ttsiness Of the 4th Equity
Circuit South; Cdrolinian.
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NOTICE The Anniversary Meeting oftbe
Mechanics. Washin ng.onian soeistySofs Edge.
field District will besheld inihe Court House,
at 5'olock in the afternoon Of the 1lhs Jul, at
which there will be an eetionfor Officers of
5the esociety fors the ensuing years Several ADJ
'dresses may be expected on the occasion. "A
full attendance ofallthe Members oftlle 'soci-
ETY. is particularly requesiedat that time. The;
citizens ofthe village and country, (and parti.
cularly the Ladies. are respectfully invited To-
attend 1t:..sz. .sss5.4 s.ss4 Z ~ ~. z:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

The friends of BENJAMIN c.
YANCEY announce him as candidate
for the Legislatures. y.
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YHyHE Plaintiffs In the a6ose cases, having.
!. u this day filed their deci ciaradoIi iinanyofs
6ce and the defendants having wife: :orsar I;
torney,s knowDto bewi.hinltks Stale sorw horas
a copy of said declaration, with a1nla ,6 plead
can deserved: it is ordered I thai the said de-:
lendant,do plead, 70 the said decia iafalon, ,mtliir
a yeat md q day from the pubtscatio lon Of tissss
order, or final and absolute jad smsnl viii bes
awarded against thenT Co.
6 POPE cscss
g Clerks Office, Noy.s6 le43s :Iyse 5
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: p We nre authorized to announce DANIEL
HoIbANp, Esq, candidate for seal in the
House ofDelegates, at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

Clay and Webster.-A correspondent
Of the New England Democrat, writing
from Richnond, Va; makes the following
statement. The character and standing
ofthe correspondent are Youched for by
The Democrat :-
81 perceive by the Boston papers that
Daniel Webster has been putting Henry
Clay and as the public have Mr.. Web
ster's opinion of Clay, ii is no more than
fair that they should have Clay's opinion
Of Mr.. Webster, (since Clay was nomina-
ted.J 81 care not what are Webster's
motives, whether j, be the love of office
or because the popular current is setting
our way, look upon him with utter con-
tempt and deteslation !; he is dead weight
aud if anything could sink a party, his
name would" I,have the authority of
oae of Mr.. CIay's warmest friends for the
above-one who month previous TO Mr..
C's nomination has been travelling and
making speeches with him, aud who is
editor Of a violent coon paper; his name
can be furnished if desired. Tho slate
ment was on board packet boat, in the
presence of a number of gentlemen, aud
without the least reserve"
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FWe are authorized 10 announce NJ.
GRAY Esq. as a candidate for the leg
islature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-19

Mr.. N.Sbrought despatched for our govern
sment from China, (which came overland
from, the Pacific. s:sis s
From Matamora, we have dates to the
Both ult.; Brought by The schr.SEquity.
According TO the Courier Of las, evening,
she repofts.rhat about six bnndredstroops
had entered thatplace from different parts.
They belong to what Is called the Congress
party. These troups have been ordered 10
Mexico by Santa Anna, butwere unwilling
10 go, andzcongregated at Matamora, as
above stated The fact had: created some
sensation: OF the above troops, about
-four hundred have been stationed. for some
time. at the mouth ofthe Rio del Norle,
under Col. Derasco.-Picayune, 9th inst.
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Hiram N. Wilson, Agent.
Israel Bond, for the use
of the same, 0s.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-06
LATEST STYLE. 20

Superfae French, and English Cloths Cassi-
meFes and Yestings, are now being received and
opened, by the subscribers. Their goods were se-
ziected, by one of the firm, in n. York and bought
entirely foreCash, which enables them 10 offer,
greater ipducementsthanh heretofore. They would,
therefore, most respectfully invite their customers
and friends and the Public generally 10 call and al
low them the pleasure of showing their extensive
assortment, which consists of almost every article,
of genllemen's wear. And will be sold very low
for cash or. six months credit to punctual men.
Also general assortment of
READY MADE CLOIHIWG,
both Of their own and of Northern Manufactures
Manufactured in the best style and warranted.
Call at theiE well known stand on Fayetteville ST.
SMITH & BIGGS.
Raleigh Oct I2 1874. 520-6f.
q H= Star and independent, will insert six times
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@NOTICE.9a, g

The subscriber takes the liberty of informing the
citizens OF Raleigh that he has this day commenced
Receiving Oysters daily direct rom Norfolk
In ordeEto prevent mistakes his Oysters will not
under any circumstances be carried round the CiIy
by servants aEy else, be sold by the small
measure. So the citizens will not be disappointed
in any way in my Oysters. I,intend to offer only
fresh Oysters, and by this means should deceive
the public they will know where to indme and OBJ
tain redress es.s..4 .<s ...-sas
win constantly have on hand Fresh Fish, when
the season will permit. OF this, however, will
give timely notice in the papers.
3 %ssla,gs JOHN WILSON,
On Fayetteville ST, nearly opposite the post-efhee
Raleigh Oct-21, 1914. Self.
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Fifty Dollars IeewarI.

ELOPED from the subscriber, The 1sr in
slan negro man named BILL, &c years Of age
about 5 feet or inches high, dark compex xion
has an impeachment in his speech, andka downwarl
look when spoken 10.
The said negro had on, when he left, home
spun suit, "a roundabout and pants,) and cap, bu
other clothes with him.
man nnder s unS VIII dep 10 - FIR, RTs g u.
or Simmons. He is known TO visit his old haunls
in the neighbrohood of his wife, who is owned by
Mr. Jos. Dunn, Duplin Co., and he no doubt ran
ges at times in the southern part Of Wayne coun-
ty where he is, or has been at work.
The above reward will be given for the appre-
hensien and delivery of said, negro TO me, at Mr.
G. w. Bannerman's residence, Bladen county, OF
lodged in Jail so may get him again. y.
COLIN SHAW.
e GravelIy Hill, ,Btaden Co., n. G. scott:
Oct 4th.lS44 5 ss..-l.s (-a--r-.-'s--
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-..-sx PROSPECTUS FOR
THE TDE.NOCR.gT

FHN1E Undersigned propose TO publis in tta Tow, f
II oxiora, GranvHle County North Carolina, paper
to be entitled the DISTRICT DEMOCRAT .d.yofed
to Pelltfcs Agriculture, and General Intelligence pro-
Vded sutlcent number of subscribers can be obtained
ojnsthy them IN the undertaking. They deem it un-
necessary TO enter into minute detail of their poIt
cal tenets, but think it will suffice to saw that tbev are
opposed to the political measures miscalled Iig
Party believing them 10 be subversiEe of our ConS,tn
tinn, dangerous to our civil liberty inIr 4o the
fare OF our contry and peace and prosperity as ma
ton th such belief will oppose by every fair and
honorable means the election of Henry Clay of Kentuc
Ky, to the Preside ntal Chair as he IS 6e
e OF tst party and has pledged himself to pursue the
federa policy and carry opt to their extent fe ru
and dangerous political experiments of
the same Moreover, having openly pledged bimseG ~
tagPeI with The Consntion under whichWe have lived
= og anq 80 and to destroy mutuilate
maj wer ltte Veto) which is now and was created
Tor lis safeguard, cannot keep from viewing as ,
every other other true Democrat his elevation to tfst
",cn m ne IS now and has been seeking for so many
years ny every means In his power as an era in The
political hisnEs ofour government that must he
ded ny every true patriot with fear and apprehension for
the consequences that must ensue Such being o,r a;
ions with regard to Mr.. Clay's political cbaractar
ehsli hoist at The head Of outcoumus for Presisf S
Wee President Of the Uhed States the nominees of the
sDcnoc ratio National eonv ention james r. PoL II .
nesses, and George M DaElas of Pennsyl u
use every TAR nonorable toensiire their eie
Democrats pffhe 7h Congressional District VI .he
and competent support being more numerous fhey are
oetter ane 70 support press than the opposite party
and yet IN the Dstrict where the Denocr AS py ~
jority, The Wigs support 9 new soaners ana a. I @
net single one with The excefari of one
Taking these things iato consderatinn Sv saI
submit, whether jnshceto themselves, the cause and
they profess and regard the The
tssct TO which they belong, does not demand at
!. iects.s - Pe4e'edI suo-
s7%z per annum payable in advance or 40 30
VIII De charged payment be delay six monfbs pr
sons subscribers, with the subscripfion
money, vii receive copy gratis. f~s'0 ~
= designed to issue The firsi number early =
ponth of October. an Imperial sheet fabont - . me
eI me ftalslgb keistsr9 Persons wishing 10
VIII please forward their Rames.immcdateiysss
Address COLLINS 6 STROTHER "a
aseDt e, ?, s is44, oxofd. Granville CO. II. 6. 8
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Valuable Situation for sale.

TIME Subscriber wishes to sell his FARM in Chat
n ham County, containing five 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 MoRINc. and long known as
place of Entertainment, and is OF the best stands
for that business in this country There is large two
story House now 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 the
West '..- ALFRED MORING.
Sept. 81, 1914. 6Is-5t.
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ROARDING FOR ME1IRERs

TENHE Subscriber, having rented the large House
IL south of w. R. GALES, on Fayettville Street,
recently occupied by Capt. LUCAS will be prepared
10 accommodate with genteel board Is to is Mem
bers of the approaching Legislature, either with or
without their Horses Terms moderate.
- > ts~s47:- JOHN BUFFALOW.
N. B. Good comfortable Carriages and fine Hor-
ses, Saddle Horses. &C. can be had at the Shortest
notice, at ali hours. Horses will also be kept by
the day. month or year, at a reasonable rate.
I#' Large spacious lots for Droyers.
October 81. 521-4t
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ST. M4RY'Sz SCHOOL.
.~Raleiglb, ", c.

RI. Rev. L. S. IVES, D. D. VIs1TER.
Rev. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector.
THE WINTER SESSION of this School
will commence on the lst December A puuctual
attendance of the Pupils is earnestly requested.
Terms, payable in advance, or before the close
Of the month Of January.
For Board, and English Tuition. per
session of 8 months, $10O 90
tuition III French, IS: ,s.-.-.t> IL SO
g in Music, on the Piano or Guitar 25 90
s.. with $300for The use of Piano
the Harp an m
with $40 for the use Of the instrument. II
Tuition IN Drawing and Painting, IS 90
Pens and Ink, ~
Board, &c. during vacation, 10 0O
M b. Beds and bedsteads are furnished by the
school; pupils are required to furnish their own
bedding and towels The clothing of pupils should
bedistinctiy marked with the owners name IN tuH
MIS- Smedes will superintend any purchases
parents may authofise their children 10 make in
the City, but no account will be opened at any
Store without the express sanction of parents or
guardians. The religious services of Sundays be-
ing held in the Chapel'of the Institution 6y the
Rector, pupils. have rarely OCCASION to visit the
City, and the planest attire is all that they require
extravaganza In dress is opposed to the principles
and practice OF the School and parents, who en-
trust the of their chidren's wardrobe. entirely
TO the discretion of the Rector and his assistants
will never have occasion TO complain on this sub
ject. ~ -. L.s1s.:s. 7->s< - 5....,s.,.3
PupIlszare alloWedsto accept invitations in the
City, for the day, only once a month; and never
for the evening. They havesopportunities of see
ing their friends at the soifees, which are statedy
held during the Session. -, ~.
HE pocket money Of Pupils must be placed
IN the hands of The Rector. In making purchases
for their children parents viii have respect to the o
loving regulations: The ordinary dress,of Pupils,
IN Winter, will consist Of such articles Of Mefino'
Meustln de Lame, Calico, or Giughau, of dark
coters, as they nay have in-their possession. The
dress Of the School, 10 be used on SUNDAY and
other special occasions, must be@of Merino or
Mouslin de Lame, of dark blue color, made with
oultrlmmlng- The dress for the Seirees must be
OF PAIN white cambric with no other ornament
thana blue or pink ribbon Bennets mustbe of
,sLFaEs with a dark blue ribbon, IN Winter, and in
Sumn1e ribbon of lighter color. Fhe ordinary
dress ior Summer, must be of Calico Or Ginebau,:
ihe 4Fess for Sunday, of plain white Callbric.
I nee any form, Artificial flowers, and Jewelrv
scgPtlon, are entirely forbidden.
taleigh, Oct, IS. 5eo-4t
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T II. FENTRESS,
MERGMANrE EA1LOR.

CALL AND LOOK FOR YOURSELVES
Al a beautifnl assortment of French and English
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings. elected by the sub
scriber In person, OF the latest styles and lmPor7
tation and purchased on suchsterms in the New
York Market as will enable him TO offer
4s GREAT BARGAINS
to any who may be disposed TO patronize him.,
The cilizens of Raleigh, Members OF the Legs
lature and strangers visiting the City, are respeef
fully solicited TO xaine his Stock before purehas-
ing, as he is determined sell low as any estab-
Iishment in the City.
Having made great reduction h his pricesfor
manufacturing, and having purchased so asato be
able TO sell uncommohly lo:y, be can now tufnlsn
a suit of clothes at as moderate price as is now
charged at the North; and this is said not fhe
way of puff he invites all TO test itby judging for
themselves. He alsopfedges himself that in regard
to style and workmanship he will not be surpassed
| His Stock embraces cloths of all co1ors and
qualities both French and ERglish; Black and Fan
cy French and English ,Cassimeres, Vestngs OF
every fashionable description, and all quatles al
So large variety of EancYarticles, comprising
Black and Fancy Stocks, black and fancy silk and
satin scarfs-and crayats, black hos skin, silk and
fancy Cashmere gloves of all sizes, Spitalheld Chi
ma, Pongee, Satin and Linen CambIick Handker-
chiefs, silk caps, 81 and Merino under shirts and
drawers Byron and round and square linen Collars,
Cotton Shirts-latest style, Cotton drawers, hall
hose, white and mixed, gum elastic Suspenders,-
Six and cotton, buckskin Suspender-ends Cloak
tassels together with alLarticles in the gentemens
furnishing line, which he engages TO dispose of at
VERY SMALL ADVANCE.
Persons furnishing their own materials may rest
assured that the same attention will be given to
them as though purchased from him, and they will
be made up with the same dispatch and prornp-
titude.
N. B. The subscriber has on hand an assortment
of Ready y-made Clothing made in his own house.
Truly thankful for the liberal encouragement he
continues torecelve, he assures the pubiic-that
and to give satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their patronage.
THOMAS R. FENTRESS
Two doors South of the N. Carolina Book Store,
Raleigh Oct. 81, 1914. 521-St.
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1915.

IFHE illustrated Book of Christian Ballads, and
Il other Poems, edited by Rnfus w. Griswold,
ssplendidly bound.
The Gift, Christmas and New Year present. t..
with beautiful illustrations s -. . =
The Diadem: decidedly the richest Annual of the
season, with splendid engravings.
The Friendships Offering with superior engrav-
The Casket. The Hyacinth or Affections Gift
a beautiful Juvenile Annual, together with MANY
other Annuals and Illustrative works for sale CHEAP
at the New Bookstore, 4th door above r. Smith.
: So o. L.. CLEVELANIJ.s
/ Raleigh. Oct 1914 500
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To the Reading community.

- CHE.4P WOpELS! CHEAP .yNOVELS &C.
TEAU1NEY HALL, a novel by 7. Hood, Whims and
II Oddities, in prose and verse, by I. Hood, Tradi-
lions and Fairy Legands of the South of Ireland by T.
Croiton Croker. the life and adventures of Valentine
Vox the Ventriloquis by Henry CocktoB Caningsly or
he New Generation, by B. Desreae Barney o'Reirden
~ Samuel Lover Just received this day, with many
th7rs, and for sale at the Nnrih Carolina Book Store
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Rueigh, July 10, 1914. 506-Iy
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State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county
Geo. Brown use of Charles E. jarvis U.s. Jeremiah
g. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term,
= 1914 Returned levied on land and mills
II appearing that Defendant is not an inhabt-
ant Of this State 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six weeks successivey, for the said Jere-
mlah &. Perkins to appear at the next Term of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO beheld for
The county Of Beaufort at the court house in Wash
ington, on the first Monday of December next,
then and there TO repleVy the said land and mills,
and plead, answer or demur, or-juegment pro con.
fesso will be rendered against him.
Witness, Benin M. Selby. clerk Of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1874.
BENpN M. SELBY, elk.
Oct. 9, 1914. ($5 >6229 519-6t.
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state of N. Carolina. .Beaufort county.

Dempsey H. Latham rs. Jeremiah C.. Perkins
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, ASeptem-
Der Term, 1914. Returned levied ON two horses
two carry logs and chains, three oxen. three fats
round and hewed logs, one canoe, and one buggy
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabit,
ant of this State: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard, for-sx weeks successfully, for the said Jere-
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the county of Beaufort the court house in Wash
ington, on the first Monday in December next,
then and there repleVy the above named articles.
plead answer or demur or judgment pro conftsso
will be entered against him. =
Witness, Benin NJ Selby clerk of our SAID Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
ber, 1914. BENIN Nj. SELBY, elk.
Oct. 9, 1914. Pr. $5,624 5l9-6t.
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SPLENDID COLLECTION

OF MEDICAL WORKS.
!" oRNER'S Special Anotomy, Devices Practice on
H IL Children, Do. on Families, Dunglson's Human
Physiology, Hasse the Heart, Lawrence the Eye,
Philips Indigestion, Graham's Chemistry, Condic
Children, Ellis Formulary, Alson's Pathology, Wat
son Practice, Cooper Hena, Prout on the Stomach,
also. new Edition of Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of other Works reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store of Fay
etteve and Morgan streets, the State House
Square. 81 ass TURNER & HUGHES.
. Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 5O6-1y.
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no PARENTs.

A lady who has mad several years experience as
ness ia a private family. She will engage TO teach
the:usuaf English branches, the piano and orna-
mental works-she will givethe highest references,
and willfequire the same. Application (post paid)
to J. Fl. Post Office Baltimore Md. will receive at
tention. 531-3w