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SHORT-HORNED DURHAM
=, and NortIl.DeyolI Cattle.
s-The 3 11hscril1er

isss.,--r;sss,> The subscriber has the above
stock of Cattle for sale; among which are
D from rs to.20 Devon COWS, in.caf by a
hatt Devon and half urban Bull.
2 Also, several fine Devon, HEIFERS, some in calf
!. Also.'2 Devon BULL now ft1ofservic c. s. -
Also, 8 or10 very fne halt Durham and half Devon
Bull CALVES, got by one of the finest Durham Bulls
raised in the United States His ancestors on both
sides have taken the first premiums for milk butter,
beauty, size, &C. at Cattle Shows TO the North ]
have Certificates my possession prove these facts
ready for The inspection Of any person who may wish to
them The price of the above cattle viii be very
cheaP-cheaper't than you buy them at the North
and there is risk to in their being accllmated
They will be ready TO deliver in Novembe! next that
being the best time TO them. The Bull calves
will be fit for service May orJune next The price
of the Bulls will not exceed $50 each: The Cows in
calf and lIoifers, will be ess-say from 25 to $50 each
Ihave been improving my ock Of Cattle for Is years.
and think now have, in the Devon and Durham. the
best Stock of Cattle for the practical farmer, in Ameri
And while my neighbors have been selling their
Cows and Calves for ~ dollars have been selling
Ito good judges my half Devon Cows and Calves for
to 80 dollars Col. Yarbrough. proprietor of the Eagle
Hotel, Raleigh, N c., has purchased half Devon Cows
Of me- and inform those who may wshto know their,
milking properties &C. - ~ SETH JONES. =
Pomona. I1ake county, W c., Is miles North East
of Raleigh. - .5.t-..- = -
July 10, 1914. So bO6-eow Am.
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VALUABLE LARD FOR SALE.

The Subscriber being determined to migrate to the
South West, proposes tosel very easy terms the
tract of AND on which he now lives, containing four
hundred and thirty The tract lies in Nash county
within one mile of fherFranklin line, adjoining the
lands of Gustin Perry, William B. Williams and others
the land Well to the culture Cotton, Corn
and Tobacco having su6ciene cleared land It to work
hands advantage nearly three hundred acres lies
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 e bottoms only are
subject to7be destroyed by Intimidation which is not
very often most of the cleared land fresh and the
plantation good repair, vel waered, and the builds
ingscomfortable Butthe best Of yet very yaIua
shle GOLD MIND has recently been discovered the
premises, by very experienced miner and Il have
obtained pan PARTICLES weighing from four totwen-
ty-one grains and many smaller enesn branch on
the tract and vet the low give
good fine es efhertake negroes, sell on credit
of two, and three years with good security he
either Alabama. Tennessee esern dstrict Missouri.
Arkansas. Florida Texas. Come andsee for your
selves. .4S.szt - LOUIS P DUNN
7 Nash Co. N. G: Aug 3, 1884,. 5iI=St. :
(Register 8 weeks.) ssa+ssFssz s ~
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NTjItOn NEiIIs and FactC
TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH,

the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, cautioned
ID against representations calculated TO nducethe to
leave the regular Line at SledgeS (near Gason and
fake the Stage TO Weldon and Portsmouth Rail Road.
By keeping to Castor, they can procure tickets from
there to Baltimore, at the rate from SledseS
to Baltimore; and in addition have choice of three
lines: o. -
l. The Mail Line daily, through Petersburg,
Bait BaItimoreEthe fare by which his IS SO 90
2, By the Petersburg and City Point Rail Roads
and James River Steamboats,, Oia Norfolk, on
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurdays, from Castor, 8 90
g. BY the Petersburg and City Point Rail -
Roads and Steamboats,, direct to Baltimore, on
Tuesdays and Fridays, from CASTOR, ~ S 90
Foralof which lines, the agent at CASTOR will ssne
Tickets through, and give all further information about
them. -
N B. The Rail Roads this Route have been>lately
rebuilt with heavy iron.
Office Greensville R. R. Co. s14It
August 27, 1914.
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Jewellery at redu
Attention wings and Democrats.

/ HBST received this day.the following list Of new"
eB late Publications fresh from the Press
Chronicles. of England, France, Spain and the ~
joining Countries from the latter part of the Tegn
Edward the I'd, tothe Coronation of Henry 4th b! y
John Froissar. The works of Lord Byron, in verse s
prose including his letters. Journals sc. &C., ne" h
ton. ..s L
Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands. BY Mrs I'D
Sigourney.
Lives of American Merchants, eminent for lnegn5h
enterprise and public Spirit. BY the author O' IT,
Young Merchant. - r.,s
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, Ia" S'
Fa?y Tales, Humorous Tales, Tale of the Times ~ Nv
sul's daughter, &C., SC. BY the Author of Peter ~
ley. ,,.S,
- fhe Poems and Ballads of Schiller, translated Dy'
Edward Lytton Buiwer, Bart. ,u
thaniel Parker Willis, in vol Svo Call at the N
Carolina Book Store, and examine the collection
Sale by 2sse. TURNER g. HUGin6hIvv ~
Raleigh, July %. SV0'F
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BALTIMORE
COLLEGE OF Dental SURGERY

The Session of 1844-5 will commence on the
frsE Monday in November next, and continue four
months. The Faculty are prepared to afford eve
ry facility for thorough practical andlbeoretical
knowledge Of Dentistry branch of Medicine.
especial attention will be given TO the Surgical and
Mechanical departments. Comnhodious rooms are
prepared for this purpose, where the class viii have
opportunity of daily Witnessing, and each one of
performing with his own hands, the various mani
pulatons pertaining thereto ~
CnAP1N A. HARRIS, Nj. D., Prof Of Practical Den
tistry. 2---
THos: E. BoND, Jr. M D., Prof. of Special Pa
thology and Therapeutics.
W. R. HANDY, NJ. D.. Prof. of Anatomy and Phys
iology
The Chair of Dental Physiology and Pathology,
vacated by The death of Prof. HAYDEN, will be
temporarily filed by Drs. HARRIS and BoaD.
Dr. Harris will lecture on Dental Pathology, and
Dr. Bond on Dental Physiology.
J. B. SAVER, DID. S., Demensieafor of NJ echan-
ical Dentistry. - ss.ez ~ = =
Terms. Tickets, each s 25. Demonstrations
$40. D'ssecting, (optionaD SO. MalriculatioD,
So Diploma, 5 80.
w. r. HANDY, Dean.
Sept Is, 1914. 516-4t.
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JOHN NJ. DAVIES & JONES,
= 1oe WILLIAM. STREETS

: -. log WILLIAM STREET.
(Cornery of John street) NEW YORK;
nESPECTFULLY announce that they have made
10 such extensive arrangements fer their Fall Trade
that they are enabled to present greater inducements
than merchants visiting ths market the present
season for the purchaseof Goods their stock mainly
of Their own Importation or Manufacture = !
81 .CRAVATSAND sc CARFES~sg -zt2
Plain and figured Black Satin Arnures, Corded BaIa-
thea Fancy and Golored Sans of entire new patterns;
Silk and Mohar, figured and plain Plain Black Italian
and Corded Cravas, all sizes and qualities: s,ezz
---sr.- HOSIERY. > ~ :. s
Silk. Merino, Angola, Woolen and Cotton Hose and
Half Hose t@G5S 80. s.
.Merino Cashmere, zWoolen, Berlin and Channels
lined Cashmere, Buck Beaver, and Kid. - ..sz---5
-, - SUSPEND DERS
Z Silk and Cotton Gum Elastic, with Buck Silk, and
Linens Endss Cotton Knit, Buck aud Morocco with
Manufacture ls-S y - - = S.. -
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Merino, Lambs Wool, Angcla, Saxony, Cotton, sha-
ker Knit and Flannel, sc. (Nlanuhcture aIEqnaifies
Silk Shirts andDrawers Silk of Iqualities Of
own Importation. To those of our own manufacture
we would especially call attention being something
very superior. - s@s-.s.'Fs.sS
Ladies' Silk and Merina Under Vests.
49, POCKET. HANDKERCHIEF s. -
Twilled and Plain SpitaIfeld. British and India
she, Pongees, Printed, Corded, and Damask, Linen
brio bFo' Plain and np pelaisds shscaps Ca
MEMS Youths. and Chidren's, Cloth, Velvet,
Silk and Muslin ~ r.-s5 .''s.-
STOCKS -. = - -
Satin, Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk, Mohar,
Bombasn Plain Bowed, Plated Cravat, Opera Ties,
SC. &c. zsr-@ p - -
- - !. LINEN COLLARS. -
Squares Round andByron, Stitched, Plain and corded
all linen and with Cotton, Bands,
: LLN1EW BOSO5MS
Stitched, Plan and Rufled, all qualities with wide
and narrow plaits. ssse
- SHIRTS. =
All Linen. with and without Collars latest style !;
Muslin with Linen Collars and Wristbands, with and
without Collars, ofa- great variety of qualities
8 Cololed French and other Muslin
= = Oiled SILKS =.
White, Plaid, and Fancy zColors. ofvarious widths
and warranted not to adhere in any climate -
SIX Purses. Umbrellas, Dressing Goscns, CAP and
Stock Trimming, Suspender Buckles, Gum Elastic
Webb, alfqualities. g. -
Together with every article that is wanted in the Cen
emens furnishing Line which they engage to sell on
as. favorable terms as any other establishment
AfsCaps, Stocks.4Lin and Muslin, and Silk Shirts
made to order Wholesale and Retail s.sSE g :.
- JOHN M.sDAVIES & JONES' 6
: l06 William St, corner ofJohn -
Aug 2lst, 1914. e512-3-m. j
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Valuable Situation for Sale.

FHHIE Subscriber wishes to sellhis FA RM in Chat
Il ham County, containing five hundred and fifty
twenty miles ioln Raleigh, and eight from Chapel tiiH
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 largetWo
story House now building another small House, and
good Kitchen; agood Barn and Stables aud all other
necessary Outhonses. - s's ~
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 MORlNG.-.
Sept 27 1874. F.-zE " SIS; ;5t.
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RA.rEs s, l A AsspERToN.
20 EIBERrT STR REEr,s
= 4 Ret,,ee,a fI1;lIsanl and NASSAU Streeks1 !.

- - 261 nIBERTT sTR RET,5 So 2
81 Betaeeen ftzilliapl ana tassau Styeeksa =
y N.EW YORK. =.
VT7oULD call attention of Merchants about visit
9 w ,rr New York to their extensive stock of For
egn nand Domestic DRY GOODS, which they offer for
sale on IiberaLterms, consisting in part Of =
Mesore0ns, a new article for dresses -
.friottds - sz5s do ~ 40 -, q. -43ss-7 y.
Chameleon Lsistfes do do ss
- yalpacca Lustres. black and eolored -
g do,tseIin de LANES, Crepe de LANES, ~ :
-. Cdskn,eres d'Ecosse, Chusaas, IaisG,'s, -,%
Hoisefy and Clones, an extensive assortment,
) 5sNegro Kerseys Li,aseys, Kentucky Jedas,
- F21JeneEs from low priced tosuperfne. 80
~ PySnts of the newest and richest styles, ~-r
Bro,cn and Bleached Shirtings and Sfeetings,
,Spoot Cotton and Thread OF all kinds,
Cloth, Cassi1aeyes, Satiraets, and Vestings,
Linens, La,unes, Diaper, Crash.
Also asIarge assortment Of Hhtte Goods, consisting
of Jaconets Canbfes Stoiss and Soft hs, Tape and
Lace StJiped and check Musiins, Bishops Lato'as,
Book Muslin, Di'nity, &c. &c.
= A apusf 81, 1874. x ol2-3m
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WfscelEaneOus LIterature.

yHIHE Encyclopedia Of Geography, comprising sSal.
81 pletey description of the Earth I; by Hugh Murray,
F. R. S. E. Elements of Universal History, on new
and systematic plan; by H. White, b. A: Dictionary
D. Diusrated with l2 hundred engravings The Horse;
by William Youaft, together With general History of
the Horse; by j. S. Skinner. Encyclopedia Americana.
apopular Dictionary of Arts, Sciencies and Lerature
Edited by Francis Leiber Catter and Youat's Cattle
Doctors by Skinner with great variety of other Mis-
cellaneous Readings. Call at the North Carolina Book
Store and examine for yourselves. -.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, jolly 81, 1914. - y - 509!Iy.
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SPLENDID COLLECTION

r. $50 .- OF MEDICAL WORKS.
IL ORNER'S Special Anutomy, Devices Practice on
IL q Children, Do on Families, Dunglson's Human
Physiology, Hasse the II rHr Lawrence the Eye,
Philips Indigestion, Crab I's Chemistry, Condic on
Children, Ellis Formuary, Alison's Pathology, Wat
sons Practice, Cooper HeInia, Prou the Stomach
also, Edition Of Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of o,her Medical Works reduced prices,
for sale at the North Carona Book Store of Fay
eteville and Morgan streets, the State House
Square. TURNER s. HUGHES. ~
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 5O6-1y.
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no tlle Rcadimg ComEnlumity.

= CH1.1P- 1EVTItLo! CLEJ1FF-fUKELFs, &C, :
FNSULNEY HALL, novel By T. Hood, Whims and
-H Oddities, in prose and verse, by T. Hood, Trad-
lions and Fairy Legands of the South of Ireland, by T.
Crofton Croker the life and adventures of Valentine
Vox the Ventriloqust, by Henry Cocken, Canngsly
the New Generations by B. Desreale, Barney erden,
6y Samuel Lover. Just received this day, with many
h ,rs and for sale at the North Carolina Baok Store.
=. e. --.- =. 3 TURNER & HUGHES.
Rileiqh, July 10, 1874. sos Iy -,
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RUK a ssS LOOK: OU,F.

= JUST RECEIVED. ,------l. : - =
100 pair Ladies superior KID SHOES
: -e -.-s=-E- I.--ALSO- = '-..'-.' 8
95 pair Ladies Party Shoes Cmidrens assorted
and Misses ditto ( all Of PHILADELPHIA best make.
IL, 900 lbs assorted SpesEa Cotton, Of Moreheads
g best quality.
Family TEA, good or no charge-Dfawings of same
furnished And4nany other GOODS that aredesr rable:
Prices to suit the articles. As Edo not expccIto keave
soon nor sell off to close, my customers may expect fair
dealing, and should any article prove not as 1t sold
they have the privilege OF ofreturning it: - -
49, - = r. II, SNOW, sSZ
r-,. - AT his old stand
August 21, 1914. 80 t5I2 :
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CAPlTAL S3OO.OOO.

FEvHE New-York COMPREHENSIVE FIRE
I 4 INSURANCE COMPANY, Office No. 81 Wall
Street insure 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. R. STONE, Agent, ------s
raleigh, N. C.
May, 1874 499-I2in-eow.-
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Presbyterian. PubiTeatIons.,

NMTE have now hand some of all the Books pub
We lished BY the Board>o of Publication of the Presby
terian Church, together with the New Hymn Book all
of which offer at their prices sold in Philade
pha. Those who wish to purchase had best CALL or
send in their orders to The North Carolina Book Store.
--f-f- g. TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1914 506-Iy. :
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NOTICE,

The Democratic citizens ofthe counties of Warren,
franklin Nash and Halifax will furnish Barbecue at
Ransom's Bridge Saturday the 18th ay of October
next Several distinguished Democratic speakers are
expected to address the meeting and the people gener-
ally are invited to attend
AnU 61S- At.
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Select Classical and uatEaenat ticaI
s CHI 90 IL

FENHE subscriber, having resigned the charge of the
IL Hillsborough Academy, contemplates opening
select School, twelve miles south of illsborough
and the same dstaHce,-west nearly--from Chapel Hill.
His lei ding motive rs to educate co1p
y and his selection has been made with special refer
ence TO this object. s--+.-sE
Fer details apply to hlm-post paidat Hillsborough
till November next, when the school is begin
W. j. BINGHAM. =
Hillsborough, May g. 1s44. 5OO-t-m- ON.
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Bjbles and Praycr YsoORs.7

a LARGE. and general assortment Of cheap Family
ABibIes and Prayer Books, of every quality and
riety of Binding, also, large collection of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools aud private reading, great
variety of Sermons the various denominations of Chris
tians. Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities, all oil
which will be sold al very reduced prices for the Cash.
Call at the North Carolina Book Store Raleigh N. c..
TURNER s. HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1914. 5O6-Iy.
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=. G. & M. STEVENSON,

- MER C CHANTS'
NEwpERN, NC
sgWSENDER their.servces as Commission Agens,1.ns
the Sale, or Receiving and Forwarding OF PlD.I
andMerchandizeo any descriptions, to those peIS 6s
siding intheCountles contiguous neighborIng
Reuse, and to the Merchants of Raleigh, smith,
Waynesboro, Gedsborough, and Kinston partI oJ
The Navigation of the Neuse, by steam, as iaI , vi
Wayuesboro 4beingR we hope, permanently Att
1isked.itis thereby yrendered practicable to deLvel and
cles aynesbofo, from Newbern in or da!S - hs
weinyite the attention of Western Neghpo0
facilites now afforded them. by this line, Tor Mar.
cation with this and our Northern and Sonthe'"
kets. - ,ctbfrh
0a- All Consignments and Orders promptly and l'D'
lys attended to. .-sk
) - - ysz.s'ss-- REFER TO
.6s SsAfEss Fe Rsw.a; %snsax Esq. Raleigh, N c.
= y ~. Nv ATseN' Z , 496-sn'
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{. August 2l, 1914.
TaiIor,s Priees Eedacedx

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens, and
Il the public generally, that be will make Clothes at
81, with binding cord 81 so; making Homespun
Goats, with binding 81 plain. 81 so; making Pants so
to IS cts. Vests the same cutting Goats 30 to SO cts cut
ting Pants Is to 20 cts. cutting ests-the same,
AH,wishng to give him call, will find him ON VIII
mingon street Cup stars) opposite Jno Kane corner
He determined 10 every eor to please those who
may favor him with their custom. - 10y
= - : " - S. F. NoRTHNGToN. =
Raleigh, May 90, 1s4+ ~ - y -, SCOTT.
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Enoe Mills.

n have disposed of one half of Enoe Misto Mr. John
Il f. Lyon. who viii carry the business under the
firm of LYON & HOLDEN, where every attention. wll
be given by Mr. Lyon. The highest prices for Wheat
and Flax-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-
tion Tho. w. .H0LDEN.
August 81, 1914. 5lo=t x
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
.aG.IE1EsW

"A N ACADEMY of the above denomination is now
"A open and under the tuition o the following gen.
tlemen:
The Classics, (ulI Collegiate course,) Mr.. r. GRfY
Military Tactics and Mathematics comprising Ar;th-
metic, Algebra, Geometry, Logarilhms, Mensuraton,
Tgonometry, (pane and sphericaI) Surveying, Civil
Engineering s. Analytical Geometry, Mir o. n. BUCK,
Oate Principal of the Portsmouth Military Aca,!euy)
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, (with full aPpara-
tus, y Ah. S. ". BOTSFORD , @,
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Classical Department, $50 90
English do. Is 90
The Cadets certain portion of each day generally
occupied in idle anil useless anusetnents will be drI-
led in all those Military exercises in similar
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be no ert,a charge
Parents who willing to establish School of this
character so we'll calculated to improve the body well
the mind of their children will be good enough to
leave their with Mr.. Gray, at the Office of the
Register where further particulars may be had.
September u, is44 5I6-tf
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MUSEC-mUSEC.

Hframer's Instructions the Songs of Norma COM
AIplete ); and numerous other and popular Songs
and Marches adapted the Piano Forte. Just received
and forsale at the New Bookstore. - p Z = g g
= & - - a . ; O. L. CLEVELAND
August % 49, s 5I4eIYs.
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new BOOK STORE.
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Fgars,er,s. 4oictoTEaI BibIe..

TEEHE 4t and 5fh numbers of this splendid work. jus
received this day, and for sale at the North Carolina
Book Store = - TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 81, 1914. 500 1y' p
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NEW STORE.
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COMMISSIO N lAfE,lf CHA NTS,
7107 WATER STREET.,
Z BEL TREEI, NEW YORK.
,TlfP ORTRSa and Dealersi in Scotch, American, and
English Pig Iron. Tin Plates Banca Tn Lead, Spelter
Sheet Zinc, Shoges and Spades, Horse Nails. Wrought
Nails, Trace Chains, Englishs American, and RUSSIA
Sheet Fen Tind Sauce Pans, and Tea Kettles Sheet
Iron Kettles Hooks. and Hinges, Brasers, and Sheath
ing Copper Cast Steelon Wire, Rivets Ears Handles,
SC. &c. For sale at very low prices. !. Z,
NJ b. 500 dog. low priced shoyels and Spades.
Sept. IS, 1884,. eSt - 6l6-ISt.
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COLLECTION
aBooks
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BOOK BINDING.

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BOOKS-BOONS!
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, 30, 1914. Sly
+ GH@ Register and Star willcopy.
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SCHOOL ROCKS.

also
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J, = Gorner,o 9Beaver=StFeet, New York.
ERESPECFFULLYz announce that they have made
extensive arrangements for The Fall Trade, whchwiIl
enable them to present greater nduc
throughout tho United States to visit THIS
market tn hepresent season, ior the purchase of
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- LATE ARRIVALS OF
.NEW -
5 FALL &s WINTER GOODS,

,Ge,etleneeae,s- Furnishing Establishment:
= WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, - =
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Velvets for Hats plan uncut figured, &c.,c, entire
new styles; Bonnet Silks. plaih5 chahgeable, chine
and figured, complete assortment Hat and Cap Rib
bons entire new designs, and the splendid assor
ent ever offered Also, various Styles of Neck Rib
Artificial Flowers, Feathers # trimming Eaces, Ribbon
Wire. Cords, Glmps, F Foundations; Crown Innings
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DRESS GOODS.

Consistingsof rich Chame lion, Ooman Poult de- Sole
figured ATM, Brocade, &c Also, splendid sBroche
Cashmere, Embroidered Melville, plafn print
ed and embroidered MousseIine de Lane, and Thibet
Shavs, Mernn, Plaid Bevdere and various new styles
Wollen Skawls also very rich Cashmere Long Shawls.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
HO. untcrlcibs &rnnfbeitcn fc,ns

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men ,ptit bdufi9cr I'M CONNER, alG III irgeuo
eiuer ancern GabrsScit, Dor i'll bieier 3eit
1T nimlid' Der Srgdnismus gcfhwddt uno
bic @eroauuu9swerfScu9c iino niht thdtig
geuug, nm Die 9cuceenen Jiabruu9smittel
wieper anSwitreenL che oieielbcn in 8crwe'
iurg iiber9s9dngcn. Go biIoct nd, cann I'M
Wogeu eiue bclruesrc Sdure, pcIdpe Die
9efibrlihftsn Sfranfbeiten, hcu Curdfaa,
Gle Sbclcra Mcrtus, Die @ntSuucun9 Der
@eodrmc, oeruriad)t. ~.
Q8ri9bts Snoiauifhe pf1usenpitleu 1inb
Elm ndtiirIdics JNeilmittel, uno oeebalb alS
iItere .DteeBn .9egcn aIc 5tranfheiteu ;u
cmpfcbleu, inocm fIc bcu Magcn uup ben
Oarmcdndl peu alien jrueu fauIcn S6ften
reingcu, rpcld,e ole cb9cn Sranfbeitcn or,
,eugcn. Sbcnlc hcIfcn uno bsforberu iIe Die
8eroduun9 uno rcinigen oas Slut. Oa &c
nun alle llrIahcn jener 8ranfteitcn belcitis
gen, 70 fam man lie woM cine iIdcre Wceis
gin in Der Hutr, Cholera Wcrbu5 uno @nts
Siinoun9 Der 9codrme uennen.
Sbige ld,isbarc WeciSiu it III batcn bci
u. E. 9tube in 2IHeutauu, uno bci Den Sl9cn.
ten Die in eincr auoern Spalte nngcSei9t lIuo,
70 ipIc al Der Naupt yiieoerla9e NO. 1863
RdcesStrase, philadelphia.