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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22

HoRRoRs OF THE SLAvE-TRADE.--The South
African Commercial Advertiser Of the 9th of Jan
uary, says, that in some of the shaving vessels re-
Gently captured, the space between deck, where
the living cargo was slowed away, was so small
that young children, boys and girls from eight to
ten years OF age, could not creep in on their hands
and knees--they aoere pushed IN, or, lying fiat on
their faces, cralOted IN like lU0rnlS!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22
I.gA R!zs So

In Hordwick, Nov. II, widow Percey Sanborn,
aged 80.
In Dal&erse, Ms. Mr. Daniel l.. Jackson, aged
81.
In Lebanon, N. H., Oct. IS, Dr.. Phineas Park
hurst, 85
In WeathersfeId, on the 9Th inst, Mr. Allison
w, Richards.
In Fairfax, Oct. %, HIkah Pierce, 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22
VALUABLE WORKS.

ypEDFlFLD'S Pictorial Bibe-Sears' History
40 of the Bibe-Guide to knowledge Bible BIZ
ogrnphy of the World-Bible lIlustra-
tion-Bihle Quadrupeds, &C., together with an as
sortment of Church works, which will he sold at a
small profit.
Subscriptions received to the Columbian Maya
zine; the Rover, a weekly Magazine; Anglo Amer
lean and the New World, Sc, by
I. H. STUART,
At the residence of the late Judge Buckley, III Ber-
lin, or by J. A. SoMERBT, at this Office
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22

u. S. SEEAToR.--It is suggested that tho Whias
Of Massachusetts will now eagerly selze the oppor-
tunity to pay part Of their debt to Mr.. Adams,
by eccting him to he Uuled States Senate, and
let Mr. Bates also be otherwise provided for, 50 as
to give his place to Mr.. Webster; that NV York
will appoint Mr.. Van Buren, in place Of Coy. Tal-
madge, and in the spring re-appoint Gov. Wright
in his own place; that Ohio will api oiut Gov.
Corwin in Mr.. loppan's place; that Kentucky
will return Mr., Clay to bis old place; that Mr.
Calhoun will retur01o the Senate from South Car
oIina; and thus fight the old battles over again.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22
Kags21OrgMaaf 40 I'll!

TH7HE Constitution, the Wis vita Of our wonderful bo-
A dies constantly require and,aernatice, or regene-
rating influence, TO create and retain healthy existence.
Air. light and other elements brought to this re-
QUESTION. and for time prove sufficient for the require
mens of the system. But when from imprudence and a
violation of the laws of The animal economy, morbid hui
mors aris4. acrid and vatia or juices collected the
system requires assistance from other source, or it
sinks in disease, decay and death. How wonderful and
saIuary at this PERIOD the e cts of appropriate
aHerdtiue medicine, taken in season. Thousands have
been saved from DEATH and millions from sulierngs ia
describabe, and again restored to health by the timely
use of PHILIPS TOMATO Pills, which efcacous
and potent, in cleansing the stomach and bowels. purify
ing the blood and renoyatng the gandular system by al
erng the secrctons of the liver, and other glands, and
carrying off the morbid juices and humors:-tha at the
south they have acquired the of Clever bane be-
cause they invariably prevent or break up bilious, remit
tent, yellow Intermittent, and lung fevers.
Five years extensive use, have proven them the best
and only Sm and safe remedy for all the chro
nc diseases, where the system requires something that
will operate the BLOOD, Liver, aud various systems of
vessels, giving them healthy action, the time ex-
rel the morbid and poisonous juices and humors, whia.i
it separates from them.
In this class of Diseases Rheumatism, Dyspeps {,
DroPsy Liver Complaints, Bilious stomach, scrofula,
vel, worms, tumors and euPtions of the sAn of var
kinds; permanent weakness about the oins and lin :,
Kings Evil constitutional or hereditary eebIeness of
whole part of the system, etc.
Thousands Of of the above diseases have been
red by the Tomato Pills, and thousands of deaths would
have been prevented had these Pills beeu used instead of
some irresponsible, baneGu, quack pl-a remedy with
which the country is flooded There is mystery or
charalanism about this universal remedy.
They prepared of valuable vegetable remedies, that
known to be both safe AM elecua and used very
extensively by physicians in their private practice, be-
hundreds have said they the most pleasant,
/ Il 1
The above Pills for sale by agents in all the coun-
try towns Agents cautioned not TO buy of Pedars.
't One word to the wise is sufficient"
G. PHELPS, NJ. D., Proprietor, Hartford, c., with
out whose signature genuine.
For sale BY 5. P. REDFlELD and CLARK g. COLLINS,
Montpelier; Gosa and Hutchins, Waterbury; o. French,
Barre; R. and NJ. Hammett, F. Montpelier; A. T. Ban
cror, Plamfeld 40eow6m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-22

DEATH OF Rev. ABEL Brownsville labors of
this friend otthe slave have ceascd We 10 not
recoIIect when intelligence of the kind has broken
upon us more unexpectedly or with deeper effect.
Mr.. Brown was active, Jealous, fearess-true
to humanity. His memory will long be cherished
by the friends Of the slave The Albany Patriot
says:
''He died at Canandaguia Ontario county, on
Friday last, the 9Th inst, at the house of our friend
John Moshrr, Esq. His sickness Of but few
brain teYcr:-cauaed perhaps by his unremitting
and indeatgabic Iabors in The Liberty cause; in
which tor several years he has been most efficient
laboret: since The formation Of The Eastern New
York Antj-sIavcry Society, in the spring of l84l
he has been it, General Agent, IN which capacity
he was acting at the tlue OF his death. Mr..
Bro WIS activity in the great rtiorns Of the age,
procured for hun some enemies Of the baser sort
as is ihe case in every such example, while it al
the same procured for him many friends"
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Official Vote of Vermont.
= COUNTY CONVENTION. j

The friends of Temperance in LamoiIe Coun-
ty {who are opposed to the use Of intoxicating
liquors as beverage,) are requested to meet at
the Court House in Hydepark, on Tuesday the
17lh of December next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of nominating candidates for County
Commissioners, to carry into effect The new Ii
ccnse Law.
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.
Lamoile County, Nov. 16, 1914.
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Receipts Tor the Freeman
[Nor PREVIOUSLY AcKNowL

NOT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
E NJ Perry,C Ellis, | Arms, Barnes, l,5O
each D Wood, 75c. A Clarke, ST.. Chapman
SOC.
z Robinson sc; r F Martin 81.
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mil liz Aieilei1es ave bsen nss1 si.h s,s.
- cess ~ alususl skrEy discaar e shirh $50
klsd II lsa6ls. aa1 80 ssiilsss 49, asct 49,.
plaimts. = 80 thxir mAsg Hsi'knss AsarMs $50
Bill % srd sirk he@tacle. pain spo o.
prssnoa alter msals. giddmfss, dikEinsss,
nsning n0ise IN he head and ears aie@
ssasss, lssssbs.ns Esss VI sPpsiise. $40
/ ssas,as. -. ahry are sekns~ieSEse - ~ al.
| a. saoers.f a. sas lhing ever , fars snsfs :
10 t.s ..ablir. ass ~ tkuss u ; tail haeii -
b.dx. t.s, "a prsss iussiua0ir : sais 90
ssasTal Easily speneal. isf siihef sshs .esy
ssanas Cal ~ sassgs.ths unissasaa s4l.a..S'
liza.
Ths Ell ,sry u he LIE Pills sad fhosa..l
Balsrs - sassi rrIissa. u freely gives 90 .hs
,ilack 81 fever, tnlsenEs. measles. sore
.hro.s. Ieeenl colds. wllh eoash, aud osh-
e. inll .mmalsFy d.snrdsIs. In rhenma-
ism and ehorse ran pl.in's they haze also
prrlormsd lhs snosl exlssssdisas, ssfss' y AsA
used ~ilh perseverance,.
since ths 6. q iasfodseiiaa Of d.. Mon.t's
Lie AedlriAes % his Fcliaw eisuenss they
a-ss 10 every rsse. fai's maialatsea me n'ea
character they 80 seil deserved. ra,senis Nm"
had fsr year. dfsw On . tni-efseis ekis'snse'
aai naay h0 had lest ihe Useoitaeif hmes ~
Eheamsiism AID passtyas. have bees restores
90 health. strength and eilnis'fi. alter a. .he
usual remedies had been lonisd useless. Ia
\ a.i.nssi,iar AID almost mifaeulous shsets
have also bees experienced, IN the cure al
nsTvsns sad FAfwsssfIe pains Of the Head sad
ae. paKalylis sgrelisas contracted and si'h
osals. glaaIalar seslsiaga. palLs u The chest
and boaes. ekrssie rhsnmaiism, PaiPiiaiien q
II - A. IfHraff afi0n
hat a. a. unnecessary 10 eaumefaie The ma
~ eases ia ~hiclI these purely vegetable me.
ilcines have been sscesssfui; hai Iet us 10.
qaire. Why arc tnsy 90 universal - Their
asppy fffceis1
Bss.s.e they PURIFY rue BLOOM. and
,hss rsassys ell cause Oi DISEASE 10 the sys.
TEN.
Because they ses rowsfrIly apsn the secfe
lioas u lns cody, AID rem0ss all impurities ~
laacc
Because they do not reduce the system, bot
liRuRoraieil -tius requiring no RESTRAINT ifeih
pleasure &c baslaess nnnag iheu operation.
Csmplaials arising fram snlsled slate o.
the b.~id are easily tubdSrd By the powerful
efficacy &c these mild and salulaFy niediciaes.
Go ihase vino aie oh,igef % travel. or 10 take
,nedicias xithssi inleTfap,s.1 ui hssiaess. The
Life MeJirinrs are peculiarly useful. Bymhd
Faad sale opcrais,as TREY slTike a. she root q
disease, aud qairkls eiadlrsie u, thereby pre-.
seaIiag The fatal elects 10 which thousands
are victims.
Said wholesale and retail By Or. ". b. Moi.
"a, 5I5 Broadway, New yO,k
For sale also by
ID. HEARTr. agsni.
Februsry.I. CO
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one o.
= the most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies Of this city, New York. wEo must
be well known 10 numerous fliends, hay-
ing since the year 1914 up 10 recently,
been bent nearly double, and tOr several
years confined to his bed, has been reslor-
ed to good healtll--has regained his na,u-
raj erect position--and has Quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is The gentemah's own de-
scription as near as possible, and there is
no exaggeraiion in il. We will give in.
quirers his address, and donbt not his hui
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 50
that any one doubling NAV k,aor these
facls---ihough he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
l44Ghrystie-street, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances Of The facts
OF his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done! on
ANswER-.By the INDIAN vEGLTA.
BILE ELIXIR internally and lIEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINN EMF ex-
ternally, from Coms,ock & Co.
Ir For sale Ia lIillsboroush Ly II. Hearth
10 q fofd by Grorsc I. rayior; IN G eensbo
rough By y s 4. Sloan oaly agents.
February 20. " :
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IL ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather RcstO ser
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins and
IVA hides are converted into leather by
the use Of 'aanin extracted from certain
When The Iorce ami Strength Ur u,v
Tannin is worn ou,, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, d.. This all know. TO restore
then life, sollness, moisiness, strength,
smoothness. and remove all crust, ny, or
blisier--Tcstore the iannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: hsl the VIII, le virtues Of IL
are in this article. The OIL. OF TANNIN
which penetrsles the siillcst and har'I-
est leather, IL II has been twenty years IN
use; and i( i, tears easily with the fingers,
il imparis at once a strength tina, is utter.
~ incredible until seen. u becomes like
nem iraiher, in all respects, with de-
lightful stfAsess and polish, and makes NIL
leather completely and perfectly imperri.
Gus 10 INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes.
carriage-,ops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made or leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has. and at least d0tf5iing its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These aIe facts.
those WIN viii may wear old shoes,
groan with corns. ride with old rarripgc.
Inps-have old harness. End throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves
and all abou, ,hem-expend double whai
is necessary for articles of leather, 10 theil
hearts content, il their prejudices ale SO
strong thew will not try new discovery
Nav. gentlemen, please yourselves.
FD None genuine unltss with The fac
simile signature of Comstock & Co.
/ IIJs For sale n liIlshor"ugh n, e.. by D,
ilcarIi; in oxford. by GroIgr r. Taylor; ~
GFetnsboroueh, hy J. 1 q Sloan only agents,
Il February 81 GO :
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WORRIES sH=HW@EMgg
STARTLING FACTS.

HUNDREDS Of children and adalis
are lost yearly with worms. VIXEN
some other cause has been supposed 10
be the true one.
II is admitted BY all doctors that scarce
man, woman or child exists hat what
are sooner or lrter troubled with worms,
and in hundreds Of cases, sad 10 relate, 9
supposed fever, scarlalina, cold. or some
an%Sa-rEs f n if a9Hs sy q e US 81
Worms! and these could have been era
dictated in day. by The use Of ,sbotile Of
Ei0Itipstecls.s VerIniftgc, al The
cost OF quarter Of dollar.
How sickening the thought that these
fittings should bc--and who can ever for
give themselves for not trying this form
Erierminafor, when they know thai even
il the case was not worms, this remedy
could not By any possibility do hurt--bul
always good as purgatiye-let the dis
ease be what il may. How important
then tn use il, and who will dare take the
responsibility 10 do wiihont il! Lei eve-
ry parent that is no, brute, ask them
selves this question in truth and soberness
Mr.. J. G.. Ringold had child verv
sick for nearly two weeks, and attended
by a physician, without relief, when
kolmstock's Vermifuge was given, and
next day more Than forty worms were
passed. when the child recovered rapidly.
A child Of a widow woman, living neaf
the Manhattan Water Works, had dwir,.
died for month, ill neal skeleton,
with great dryness Of she mouth, and itch
ing Of the nose. A humane lady, who
called 10 provide for the family, sent i'm.
mediaiely for Kolmstock's Vermilrge,
which brought away great quantities oi
worms for two or three days, and the
child grew better a, once. and rcgained its
full strength in less than month.
Severn! Children in highly resppcia-
hle family in Broadway had worms To u
fright(ul extent, and were all cured rapid.
ly with this Termifuge.
In some of the best families in the
neighborhood Of st. Johns Park, il has
been extensively used. from the rircum.
stance of having eradirated large guam.
lily Of worms, after all other remedies had
failed, which was very extensively know Il
in iha, part Of The city.
A physician Of standing, had doctoret
q family Of children some weeks, without
being able TO restore but one out Of sever
10 health. lie had the liberaliiy 10 sent
for Kolmstock's vermifngc. aGi cured
the rest with it in less than week.
In numerous cases other complaints
were supposed TO exist, and the persons
treated for fever, &c but finally Il trial d
ihis Vermifuge discovered the ,sue cause
OF the sickness, by bringing away almos
an innumerahle quantity Of worms, large
and small, and the persons recovered
with great despatch. Instances Of ,li.
kind might be cited 10 an immense extent
but il is useless, one trial for TWENTY-FIVE,
cents will show any one with asionish
iment the certain effects this Vermifuge
| CAurloN-Never buy this article IN
less it have aDr. Kolmstock's vermi
Huge" handsomely engraved on the out
/ side label. and The fac smile Of Comsto
| a. Go.
ITF,r sale IN Ililsbn,oueh by n. Heart,
in oxfard by t;eorg"jF. Ta,lorsia Greensbo
lroaAhbyJ. & u Slaan- only agents
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DIR. Inns GAIBANUM,
MACHINE xfKEAD
strengthening Piasters.

THESE Plasiers, greatly improved
u and having the preference Of all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended BY all doc
tors as invaluable Tor al insslids having
pains IN the BREAsr. BACK, or SIDE.
Weakness and Lamsaess are relieved Al
once by lheii use, ard the paris restored
10 strength and . natural warmth and
health. Any peyson we=.;ng one Of these
Pissers. will be aslonished and delighted
II die comfort il affords. Those threaten
ed with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves a day without wearing q
Plaster. l. removes The irritation Of in
cipienI c Consumption FRon THE LuSGs "a
the SURFACE Of The body, and draws o1
the internal affection. So in JiUsr Com.
plai,.fs. and Coughs. and Colds. Chill.
dren with whooping Cough should al
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough SET.
fifng on tffs lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by al on trial.
ar For sale 10 ii,ll. borough BY ID HEARTH
in OKfard By George 2. rayior; ia Greensbo.
r.ush By J. s 4. SiVaa--only sgents.
febfsary "a. Co.
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STATE OF NoRrH-cARoIINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.


10 Egpiiy-Sersember Term. 1919.
Wa u. srdees ard aifr sasah. Ma Daacan
ard wsls ~ Ilheih. Iehn Iasasea. halthas D.
fft maa Pfaak % freemaa haIr.s q rjoa
ssdCsmsts ~ wlr. wafrea Dafham. Allra
hab~nsoa. Nathaniel Rssh~rissn. Dssid d.
Rsbertsens Sssl.sen tiahsflssa, NrsuuI R,s-
.Lsrts.n. saha 4. Rahertsaa. y u. Thom-aa
ana aIe Ei-I lbrih the shiidsen - Hear, Re-
b-nsaa. Nm. J1siite. CisIbrrnr gusilss. -
rah Jastiee. Mesiiy Ejxsras snd slir 10
rstha, Iamss 6fshsms aad = IL Sophia, the
heirs af iaroa lady and his xde Macy.
t.uEnelly n. Jsslre
agsina
siePhe' Peasants E1e,saos ofslspheaJassiee.
deceased. lota Jnslne. and sihsss. heirs AZ
Lao nj WI lam Jusliee deressrd. of Iennes.
ser. and HE hears Il JYha gashee, Of Ceof.
Rls.
fT i ar.ieEed By the Court, that pub 'ieaiion
: be made ~ the ililsbofoueh ReeuId~r Cor
six weeks, that the abseai drlendanis. Jshn
Justice and slhers. .heffs a. Ian af William
iasfier. % frGssssec, and the hers II law Of
lola justice. ~ Georgia. appear ard plead an
-ssr az demnr. IN or before The ntxl terra Of
tbs c.nrt. 20 be h,ld ~ Tie co.rt hsase in
Hillsborengh. on the seroad Monday af Aarrl,
asxi. az The biii Will be taken pro ranl.ssa a.
. them, and sci dawa lor he's nnR 81 parte.
J. WEBB, z. q H.
Price ADJ. Ss6ss. os-
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HlLLSBoRo ugh. n. E..
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English School.

Mas nAD1ELL 81 sPen aa kss'sh
"A s.ks.,i - the 4 = aaF Il 1ssassg sal
u Az sssdeare. shfre an1 han assies \. -
Cma,~t las. - 60 80 tafsh~rmnsa Fuaa
- "a 60 - te.rh al ahe EsEAish bsaachss
= SAD isaaaa Il anf e<a srl1eals- Yer ne
aikhrr tFs.cAss isllisa All - s. peE sssaaoa;
~ 20 fne. lesaiass Nfailg sat sfahmrit.
- a.. Aak6s.I 40 esaesci tae Assiaanrii-
r.a d1l.arasn~nt. Ghsfe aFs three iansalaes aHtA-
- ssikasa Sisis-re a shr ssheai-h aass. 80
nlli baafd i g - SASHA a.d - scar % 10
castle Mts a.. q. efeftise = geaersi ssPsisi-
sees 81 her Ghslass oui Il frhnoi-
Psrssls may esreei nsalhiy { parts e ths
raad~ri sna pFsgssss q ahsm ehhrFxa. Mrs.
~ sapll r.fes irqaifsrs 70 hsr selEAbssfs,
uhssr ehiidrea iaFs b~ea andsF her tusisna.
ssd ai-a 10 2 oisss..F 0rers - Chapel nj, aad
AR. Biaeham j ihs tielsb. rscsh Assas@y.
Dree.abxT Is os-4H
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0ot;cc.
BrATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
oRAN0g COUNTY.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1913.
Rachael Sims, and Herbert H. Sims,
againSt
John SIMS. asd others.
Eavcat Of fhe last will and Testament Of Her.
bert Sims. drccas d.
Il " this case, II appearing to the satisiaciioa
oil thu Court thai fi,e defendants Hiram
laws and Iincy his wife. arc mt lnhaLii ants
or this sfaia: II - ordcrrd nv the Court, tia,
bubiicAin,d b" made IN the iIillshoronah Re-
eordcf for sS weeks snccessiveiy, for said do
fcadanis 70 appear az the neil term of this
Court, 10 he bcli al the cnnrt house in Hills
borough, % the fourth Nc.dsy IL F..bruary
r.xi; Ties aud there 90 see the proceedings /,
tie said asstter and 10 rdveai Tho probate d
s4,d will II ihey think proper, oiharwise ths
case vi The set for l,eaiing es parted io them
aad tried accordingly
j.. TAYLOR, Cterk.
Prics adv $500. 0s--
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JUgT pupL.sIlED,

- =.
gpHE PRucEEDiNGs OF THE SAFETY
- COMMITTEE si the ,o&a &c Mihnins.
ton, daring the year. lila. IT'S aud i17s
with the Joint Proceedings of the Committees
pc the rola,ies III New HAMMER. Daphn. ilns
low. Bladen, Brunswick, and Cumberland
embracing natter &c the most interesting ca.
facfer, CONNECTED with the eslly history Of the
Revoln,ou, fiat CANNOT fail 20 crafty the in.
hzbitsnis If those Coii1iies. 20 veil as The eli.
hens NJ North Carolina, n large.
The PImpl,lrt contains 70 20 yes neatly doas
hp and covered. The posiage &C which Whfno,
exceed 20 cents 10 ANY Post Ufiite 10 North
caroliqs.
The price u Fifty Cents Tor a single copy
Foar Dalisrs for Ten csries, and Thirty Dol
lars for One Hundred copies.
orders addressed 10 Ti,nmss LafinR Office
bf The Independent. Raleigh, scrnmpsaitd 81
The Cash. viii be promptly attended 10. and
The Pamphlet forwarded by Mail, or Otherwise.
as may be directed
Raleigh. January 4, O9-
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Spring and Summer
GOODS

ever aHsrsd iathis narksi. Thsis Cesds have
bssa seisrted sIth great care. ass they are
dslermiasd 10 sell thea 80 Ger essh. Psf-
ehassrs Aili esraell 10 esif and exarsine oni
sisrk before they parxhase, - - think Nc
esa sell better basgaias has have eesFs hFsn
eEsfsd ia this place. Please call and szamine
WILLIAM NELSON,
G. NJ. LATlMER.
May 10. ID
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<RHg satsrribsrs. hssisE afsnsiaaef lhem
- selves - businsss mndrs lhs himsi All
SON 4 LAfIMER. are ssrritia & tfsm ~
Nsrah the mast splsnti6 aEsofins ~ -
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w All sllose indebted 10 the lsse 6rm
Of Pseksr & Nels0a. add 20 Aillisn Neisoa.
either ~ note or aecseat. arc safnesiiy -,
crested 10 pay sP. a. longer indSlgears can
WILLIAM NELSON.
MAY 10. 53~
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For Sale.

TNHE Sahssnrers wiii ser. a TaesdaB Il
FehruWy coaFt l97,hl a toe cosft isase
j. HflsbeFoaxk. ene Zee fsnns 5 Ali-tlA.
tse years Cd aext sprias. AID one LILLY.
fhfee years ed nexl SpflsR.
TAs horse 10 sired W iw.rsftef Fiaiteres. AL
Che Fly ~ iapari-d firxlhis. Their dam Il
81 LoaK's eeisbFasrd Morse Marina; he By Old
su Grrhy, g. their graad dam By uid sR Ar
ehy; great eE.ad asn BY Planter. great srsai
Grand dan ~ Csajsiss g.
0as and too years sfsaa "a. N Fisfn. 80
load and CAD serpr.iy Eeqnhed: ihsrissf ailsf
fs moalkG
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STATE OF N0RTH-cAEOLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS,
November Term, is4s.
:. =. odsln.i ai,sshn.p,.

III ~. u VOut. J
TIT appearing 10 the satisfaction ofihe Court
- thai tlfe defeadsa, q not an inhahiiaa, ri
This state: q is .rlcred by the Court thar pab
location be made far six weeks il The fills.
foagh Rsc.fder. that 6nless the q. ieadun NJ ~.
PEARS Al the Bcxt conrI, a. be held ks q. A. 2,
tounty. az the court h..ase ia tfiil,Ny .nei, ot
the fourth sondst IN Fsbr6aTS asxi. aud then
had ihsre plead % issnr, thai jaLg,neal will b,
entered against him be dsIsnil
j. TAYLOR, Gsrk.
Price adv. $40 &C.