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.LUCINAI .CORDIAL..

T is now barely two years since the genetaEintfe1e
IL tiogqfJhe Lucgas Gotda into the United States
and in that period ealy spread ills usefuIneSs
throughout this hepisphere and vast
atioR which il bad previously acquired in Eur pc but
has also added the nof It's ustrous by
the nrvaIle upovsefs it has been scdse red to pos
sess IN the curesofinr Ipent consumption The knoi-
edge oits wonderful inu nee in renovang and in1ig-
Grafton the hpmaD frame first suggested the deasof using
it in this way and the that MEDICINE hass,eei
added The catalogue forthe OF incpent consump-
on which places the disease with due precsntion
derthe control Of the pafient Il is scarcely necessary
at this pefiod conedthe Lsena cordial as all
sufficient remedy Gieet our bus difficult
orpainful iheontiheney of Urine and a.
diseases arising from debiltaIiOh Of the system where
impulse arestoraYe is wanted as 1rongho6t the
United States, has taken precedence oalIoheEmed-
elnes in such cases. and leaves nothing Inrberto be
hoped f its cures being speedy project, permanent
and effected without Painor trouble -t-,tt,,-'
For sale in Raleigh By Messsrs, Williams Haywood
u Augusts, 1915. p noisi3TE9 71' - 562 en-.
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zaresty-1fUe Dollars Reprard,

DAN away on the 10th April last my negro man
AO Levi aged between S5 and 40 years he is about
five feet six eight inches high he has very low fore
head, with down cast look when spoken to- and speaks
slow He is Of bright copper color, the habit of
keeping long beard and has great many pimples on
his lace, when shaved RI szrzrF :, '-,.,--.ys
He carried off with him large Chest, containing
many articles Clothing that his dross cannot with
any accuracy, be described. "a rs --v5V- Il , -
He is supposed to be lurking in the vicinity Of Pros
pect Meeting house, Dupiin County, or somewhere
along the Neuse in my own neghborhood, or in the
neighhOrhood Of Major Jesse Pipkfn. Wayne County
He has several ac9uaintances in Newbern, and has
brother owned ey the Rev Lewis Ppkin, Cumberfand
County. ab9pt mile and halt from McNeiIs frrry -
he be not at of the aforesaid places il is proba
Die that ne may rpcured free pass aud is endeay-
orng 10 get to one Of the rec States twill berefre
pay for his apprehension and Confinement nj In ahv JaiI
the spm oheen dollars teaty- dollars ifdely
ered to myself at my Tesdencs about miles soufb a.
FCekfotd. Lenoir County Willis j PIpKfS KIN ~
Aenoir County 9th5Julys 1873! s'S . sl-f kss
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BR4NKLEKV4LLEFI EFINEY,ARBs.

EWNO suit hard times entrance therein reduced1tp 20
7childssn And for ,selecledgppesa6 parry aNay
of 10 cents per quart cents per gallon aud dol
6dshei OF wines, tot chots-
ing 10 Partake. Wines sold from 25 oto 40 rents per
bottle, from so cents 10 81 so per gallon, and from II
70 SO liars ef bf ceording quail age Sc Cor
diiIs higher than wines Z efainfn emf on nodefafe
terms iSPecimeas of uPwsrdsa Of 100 best kinds ol
gtapesH our country sI0ts the world nay be seen
and trie5oa Vineyards (ofg about Very fully
loaede fmaay Rsllosras heretqfere quantess 81
grapes sold ;yet 40 bis wipe calculaed paahe cam
Ing vintage Some grapes rpen about the middle OF
July Most kinds ripe middle of August Fine eating
cues till hard frosts, or say for about ee months
80 90 'hs @1ts .s2SeS STDNEYs WELLER, Prop.
q BrinkIeyville, NC. Aug 2, 1915
llatila lsassl = ksidsg laa... sal IS hR2ssf.s
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+, North .Caroziina Institution
For Fhe Deaf and Dumh.

TNHIS Institution will be opened for the certiOn r
i Pupils, about the lst of May next, in the CIV NJ
Raleigh Pleasant and commodIous buildings have been
obtained, and it is earnestly desired that all persons kav
ing children friends who OF this unfortunate class
will all practicable 10 have them hear as n.,
the time otopennng the School as possible
For the present, Pupils will be received al any age be-
tween eght and thirty. The Pupils will live in The
same housewife the Principal and his family aid will
be at all times under his and direction The femse
PHpiIs will be under the special ofIhe wife Of III.
Principal and the Matron, and the utmost attention viii
be given and care takrn to The comfort and ham
pness, as we'll as the Improvement ofall the Pupils
The terms for Session of ten months will be one hun
dred and sixty dollars for Board Washing and Tnon
including thu necessary Books and all expenses cx.
cept Clothing and Medical autcndance-payabe, one
half semi annually in advance.
ThePery best assistant Teachers will be procured las
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scools will be mentioned in future
Advertisements. t ',-' ''.'- 1913
AL Communications the subject Of the Institution
addressed to WESTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh, (pOa
Pad) aterihe lstof April, 10 the Principal, Will
attended to promptly. 4. t.
All applications for admission for Pupils, who's Pa.
rents able to support them either in full or in
part should be madeto His EXcelency, Coy. GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board.
sod 2t.s'f1 cj WILLIAM D. COOKE, Principal
Feb 2, 1915 ....-e ..E.. 5S5-M
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Classical .SE; Agricultural SCHOOL

bse V.ALIIE CRUCIss AsHE CoUyT Y; N7icg eWnt %
THIS Institution its FIRST Session on The
last week in at The visitation of Bishop IVES,
under the eifeet ofthe Rev w # RsTON
assisted BIZ fle ReY. II. H PFoUP, Mr.. sARyIs Box
roN Jr. and Mr., JOSEPH hUsKE.-
TIE Recommendations are ample for Ten additional
Pups ahdt buildings pew in aPgogresss
the most comfortable provision for Winter, Neither
the Summer or Winter climate Of vekLLE Ck6cTs
can well be Supassed While t1e means for Classical
and AgTiepltura ctons moral training and Paren
rsion secured TO the Institution are worthy
ofhe attention and confidence of Parents add ten
tothe society o the Teachers, the Pupils enjoy that Of
several well-educateu Ladies, connected with the es
tablishmen The Bishop ofth Diocese ie expect
ed TO give his presence and counsektoits for aconsider
able portion of each year. z3ssti3
h, THE TERMS CARE For mere English and Ag-
ricultura Instruction, with Board, including washing
lights and fuel. $IIo. When the Pupil receives CLASH
cal instruction, either preparation for College,
fog Professional te there wall be additional charge
of $I5. or
July 25, 1916, 56O.Im.
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PRXCNs RNOUCND,

VENHE Subscrber seeing the great effort made sell
IL Goods by Merchants OF this place. Eno exactly in
the regular way. selling off TO Close, SELL
Ing Off at Cost &c, has determined to Sell
his entEe3Stock OF COED Goods at such dscodht for
Cash will Suit his Eustomefs.g H also returns his
thanks tos old Customers orabeir veryberal patFoh-
and thinks he hazsrds nothing in saying that al
though hsprces may have seemed high, his goods upon
impartial examination will satisfy the Customer that
they worth what they gave here greatipduce
mems for business men 10 come settle here, and
for Country Merchants, and those who think Of doing
busnessto come and Purchasefrom Raleigh. My as
soItm eBt il general one. SESG
- Call at The old place, T. H. SNOW.
49, July 2, 1916. 556-tf
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PETERS PILLS.
cen xzxlroiR NERVOUS.

TESHoSE WHO have suffered and are weary Of & sef.sE'
81 ing with this distressing compian1 VIII iS M -
ters, Vegetable Pills remedy at once certah %
mediate ia its effects; One single dose o. r
Ken soon as the headache is felt comlng en
~. - o1r TepSedy i summer for 6osetl comp hey
display fhef Szonderal powers 70 ~
Ia DyzPePsia and LyeF comPlalnfs spey
s 1SsV cGre IL faee weeks after having suf-
zfered GndertRe dreadful complaint for years
In habituaf costly yenesgfhey are decIdedly
any vegetable pill ever brought before the paoc Aao
one so cent box viii establish their
and place them Beyond the reachol oouot In tne
ton of every individual 5S *
hey are inya uabie in neryonsi and hyPochohd!lcal
affections, loss of appetite and all complaints to which
;S1bev Are mild in their action and convey almost i'm
mediate cOhVieioh OF their utility from the first dose
They by peFsons OF any age, and the fsebe
the nrn the and delicate are strengthened by
their operation they clear the system OF bad hn
ors, quiet rritabllity, and nTar6y Proaoce
Sound health. JOB - r.. a sI,7e
Uowards Of three hundred and seventy thousand boxes
ofthese esmable pills have been sold Within the last
twelv9 months in three States alone, and more than
three times the same quantity IN other states 195
As an anti bilious medicine no family should be With
outlhemssingle trial of them iS satisfactory
than a thousand certIheateS- "a 2 Az
In southern climate, these pills are administered
with Gniform success For more than ten years the
verdict Of their efficiency has been Prononnced and
from the NORTH the South. the East and the West, m-
lions of voces would be heard in acclamatioR OF their
matchless properties. The child and the ad1lt-the
youth and decrepid old napboth sexes and all ages
NAV alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
ofEeheE Price fifty cents per box. c7o5 S - =
Be careful to observe that the cover of each box
tia the tin) stamped Peters Vegetable PiiE'
s For sale in Raleigh, by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
& Co, and also by Mr. p F. Pescud. and generally to
be fOundin all he Towns in the State.
August 8, lS45. a. l. -- .- 562-6n.
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July Both 1645. =

TIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased of ~ L.
Stth his entire interest in the late concern will
continue the Drug and ApO,hrcary Business under
the firm Of P. F. Pescud at the old stand, Fayette-
vile sirep1srs.ers -5....fI fas9 aA1s4s II~t
have on hand an extensive Stock of Medicines,
Paints, &C., &C., 10 which weekly acces>ons are
beng made, and hope by di<posIng of them at
small profit and by devoiing the attention to-
the wants oi my CusIomers to merit the coniinu-
ance ofthe pauonage@so literally bestowed on the
late concern. a.J0br p, F. fPESCUD =.
Jolly Both 1945. ,,,a- = t..-sf ain ~ 56l-tf
Register and Independent please insert above.
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Book, for Lawyers. MagistrateS,
. g PHYSICIANS. &C. ao..

nR. GUYS Forensic Medicine edited by DR. Charles
~ A. Lee. Complete in VOL actavo. This is n
prehensIve epitolnes of all that is known in Medical
Jurisprudence, enbodying within convenient compass
all its important facts and by
sufficient number of cases, but such extent
to overburden its pages with unnecessary detail. 1t s
particularly fitted as textbook for Students as we'll as
a manual for the practitioner of Medicine Law. Con-
else in its statements, simple in its arrangements, and
sufficiently ample in illustration present claims the
patronage Of both professions inferior those any
similar work of equal size hitherto published. .
Fors at the North Carolina Bookstore, corner of
Fayetteville and Morgan Streets Raleigh N. C"!3a q
80 t4t TURNER & HUGHES e -
.S1c 8. T Publishers Agents. I
April 10. aar ,rae r545.
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WAS COmM1TTED,

To the Jill of Orange county, on the Goth day
Of July, 1915. by James M. Palmer one OF the act
ing Justices of the Peace for said county negro
boy, a runaway, who says his name is JOAN, and
that he belongs to Lucy HamIay, of fVng,nia. He
had on when taken up blue pair of Pantaloons,
very much torn, a gray round-about coat, and a
new pair Of shoes. His complexion is yeliowi>h,
and he has scar his Ief; eye. He is 6ve feet
FIVE inches high and about 26 years old.
..sJ ae THOMAS FAWCE TT, Tailor
Hilsboro' July 20, ls45.' 56l-3t
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aGreenho,n's1 .Oreeoa,.n

TIME History of Oregon and California and the 9th
Ill er Territories the Northwest Coast Of North
America Accompanied by Geographical View and
Map Of those Countries. And number of documents
as proofs and inusrations of the History BY Robert
Greenhow Translator and Librarian to the Departmen nj
OF State of tile United States, &c. sc.
The above splendid work Oregon, &C., has been
received and is for sale the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, N. C. 100, -..-
June 80, lS45. 10, t.- b .-s-r t. $50
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nstandard LfteraIHre.

THE Works Of Lord Bacon, complete IN Svo.anes.
IL The history. Of Modern Eurqpe bysDr w. Russell,
and continuation to the Presenttm by VIM. Jones,
Esq complete in 3.volumes. rs tk
Hallans Literature of Europe in the 18th, 18th and
18th centuries ISL tfo fs-A W
Humes History &c England. in volumes. ,y77f
1.-The Works of Lord Bulingbroke. complete in 4 vols.
With many otheEeqoay valuable works just received
and for sale at the New Bookstore, by .iswaeC
o. L. CLEVELAND.
ApriL24th, 1915. .st es.z 547
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state Of Worth CarOIfma } Superior Court
: Term l845.
Petition for Partition and
Sale of Real Estate. III

John. .DorcI & others. Sale of Real Estate. g 'hl
this case IL appearing the eodrtthat John Dorch
the Heirs at Law Of Henry Dsrch, the Heirs at Law
OF Polly Pitman the Heis at Law of Joseph Hines ana
Mary Ann Hines the Detendsnts in ths Ease are non
residents It is ordered that publication be made in the
that they appear at next Superior Court Of EaufY
for the County Of Nash Court House Nashville
nihe Sd Monday of September next, then there to
tered upon against them. Witness James Harrison
CleEk& Master ofonr said Court at Office IN Nash he
the Sd Monday OF March ls45 y T;7fFF : 49, - )
JAMES HARRISON. C. NJ 4, = -
dqoacI ZvelzEge0 ByB9Ha BLoUNTIosM Sstt
july 28d, 1916 Pr, adv; SsEf2Hza IN 55e-st., ~
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To The Medical Profession.
New Arrival of Medical Works at the
North NarOlima Book Store.

u HC I'VE BCuICdA4 4'1TEO1CSSAOhAS II
New Arrival of Medical Works at the
North CarOliIla Book store.
4 System of Practical Medicine, Comprised in a
N Series Of Original dissertations Alex. Tweede
NJ. D. F. r. S., in vols. 1881 -e%E
"A Treaties the Diseases and Special Hygiene OF
Females--by Coembat Del L'Isere-by Charles Megs
Principle of surgery-by Jane sMilIer, F rR. S. &C.
in vol. at ~sa o-,slr
Taylor's New Work on &c Medical Jiufsprudenee,''
Churchill on Diseases of Females in vol.
Alison 5 Pathology in vol-a rleto toOrk.
Williams Pathology in vol =
FergnsSon's Practical Surgery, with illustrations.
Graham's Chemistry with numerous il Illustrations.
The Elements of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
by Jonathan PeFe:ra M.D.&cc. zz-grsyTS
Prout on the Stomach and Renal Diseases.
Hope the Hearr-in l vol % r.,
Lawrence on the Eye. s' $50 -
Ricord on Venereal-in1 vol. sNte'Flf..'J
EiotSDn & Stew6rtson's s Practice of MedfciI 4
Chapman on Fevers Dropsy and Gout. law .sss--.
81 do Thoracic & Abdominal Vcera. Il g-g
Also all the Works of Dunglison, Eberle, Devices,
and others. Call in and examine cur Stock, or send
your orders, which will be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO.
TURNER'S s HUGHES, Publishers Agents,
May 81, 1915. e- 550-ly.~
eS- the Register and Independent.
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,..,s,a,s,,sp E7ADsadzdk7ZiSlsesu COS q
,lsa sssSfot1p OBS oyW1RgK. gSEEL. bloe

TNURE Cider Vinegar. Also v hlte Wine Vinegar
II a5r nice Picking Gailsandsee
Best faulty Green Teaaa FaHl Flour thalf Bar
res General assort ent of Good Goods low for easn
or six mouths Credit II you want good look At
my Stock before buying elsewhere My goods are Iresn
rd syel sePrted, will doubt, and fashionable. and
cannot be bonghta dow as Goods. Persuris
may reynpon what ia said of the aboyeaftcles. and1i
not 50, they can be returned \ A..EsE II -
r sTO EsifIMefS Particular attention given ~ sizes
of any kind al produce sent to me- + r. III SNOW:
tslJGlys2S, 1874, 70 ~ sa y 65S-h
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NEW BOOKS.

NIHE Club Room and other Temperance Tales by
5 i T.. S. Arthur. 1 ~. :. .r-7. r5- .&-
. The Knickerbocker Sketch Book. So ... -. a.
The Secret Foe and Man Darrell, BY Miss, Ellen
Pickering. ..-g j.. ...-r.s .e.5,,
The Mirror Library Handsomely bound, Alse, Nos.
i4and of the London Lancet
Just received at the New Bookstore by.
%, - - O. L. CLEAVELAND.
June 2Dd u r.t,rt sr-.a a.H 5SZ
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership, heretofore existing under the
firm of Strh and Pescud, is This day dissolved by
mutual consent e,-- -.
With the view Of closing the business ofthe late
firm as speedily as possible, the Books and ac-
counts have been placed in the hands Of w. ].
Clark, Etq for settlement, TO whom all persons hav-
ing claims against the late concern win please pre-
sent them for adjustment, and those indebted will
please make immediate payment. a..-o
n. L. sTITH.
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COFneiHs's Celebrated Lard Lamn,
INHo buy is to save. This article, now in use ,hpn,
II two years, has been fully tried and satisfaction Wv
en- Ope Lamp is equal TO six of the best spe III csnd
and will burn until IL o'clock at cost oil three csU
Thereis house in this place that burned six can%
at cost of IL CENTS per night, and calculating 80 D
to month, this would be IS TO- One of these [ann
at three cents per night, for 80 nights would be 90 ce
thus making a saving Of 81 20 cts. per month.
fg+.....-. t.Lr- -. T. H. SNOW
7 Raleigh, June 10, 1916 6saT
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A Magnificent And Cheap Work.

Anatomical Atlas, Illustrative of the Structure
"A ofthe Human Body-by Henry H. Smith VI. D.,
under the Supervision OF William E.. Horner M. D.. in
in large volume imperial Octave. For Sale at the
North Ca4ona Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES
May 2l, l545 pv- 550-ly
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FOR SALE.

On liberal terms, the House and Lot in the
eastern part of the City Of Raleigh. belonging to
Mr.. David Garter, and at present occupied by MIR.
Aug s. 1S45. 56I-If.
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New Books New Books

Just receired at The Nelo Book Store,
TNHEMTRRoRtLIBRA comPietein in i Vol neat
u Iy bound y lTIF2tGt T5EaE}O&
KaJNKEE4 STORIES. by Judge Halliburton, (sam
,SIick) with illustrations. 80 l-...,..- g
LIFE OF COL CROCKETSt
.McCULLOCKS UhIVERS.fL GAZETTEER, a
Dictionary Geographical, Statistical and Historical e
the various countries, places, and principal natural
objects in the world illustrated with maps Vols.
Call at the New Bookstore for cheap Books 7tTa.i
,EsS Sc HL* OIL CLEVELAND.
April 49,. 547-tE
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"A Large Tot of SAET and Family Gro.
ceries just received and for sale low by the subscr
Der. .'H - -Ii F'- !. JOHN H. " IL AkER.-
\ July End, ls45.:t-I s5 81 EofsAH E-.- $50 st.
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no Mill OWNERS.


TO MILL OWNERS es...
TNNHE subscriber would respectfully inform those en-
gagged in The Milling b siness that he has pur-
chased of MeSsrs Wilson & Farrer the right of =
s - YoUNG'S IMPROVED PATENT --bs3aa
ISnoaH and Screening llachi7te
for the state OF North Carolina hawiny supply on
hand he is prepared to furnish all who may wish to
purchase at any lime. ..---i =
-3.-I ii ITS PERFORMANCE 20 a1s s7e ?
In order that those interested may be fully satisfied
with the periormace of the Machine in its cleansing
operations proposes that if it does not give foil
isfaction he will remove the Machine at his ex
pense. -
He also 1nsnres the Machine to clean FIFTY THOU.
SAND BUSHELS OF WHEAT, and stands pledged
and bound to pay all expenses that may accrue on the
Machine mp to that time with fair usage --sga .r7e
The subscriber feels perfectly safe in making the
above propositions, the Machines sold in this state
have given the most entire satisfaction, only Mill
owners but to Farmers who have had their wheat clean
ed land has established the fact among all who have
the operation that it is impossible to have clean
article flour unless prepared this way there is
an of dust and filth attached to the cleaneat
Gle of wheat prepared in the ordinary way. which, when
thrown off by the Machine leaves nothing but the pure
unadultera:ed wheat Certificates the aEoye effect
will be published (See hand-b) He has also Teceiv-
ed letters from gentlemen in New York,
Maryland aud Virginia. who have fhe Machine in nse
now in in the United States that ttakes up less
room propelled with less power, and does work
to the greatest perfection. - ,'k.s9 So
0cs- Direct to Enoe Mills, Orange county N C. . 5
~-te -5a3e Sa1 <s7fs1 91aT 7gNO. A. MIN kNNEN5-
South Lowell Mills, Orange, June %, 1875 $50 st
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Law SCHOOL,

VWNHE undersigned proposes to open Law School IN
the town Of HiIlsborough on the first day otJuly
next To young gcntemen who are deslrous OF engag-
% in the study OF the Law he viii give instruction dur
ing the time he necessarily attending hrs courts
: e te - ~ : :, -.---ss'l -.. =. J. l. BAILEY
d. May 29, 1915 s.@Fss.s5 f''.'-.. ooO-0t'
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FIRsT quality, of my own raising from the
IL Petit Gulf seed; s. t#-t
ALSO, go Barrels old Apple Brandy, equal
perhaps, to any in the United States for sale by
the subscriber gr s..t q. s3soo r.cs' ETI. s5a15
Terms, cash or undoubied paper. aaa rad
sl-d ..., r..,.5 III ~ ~ SETH JONES. +
Pomona, near Raleigh, .+ L.~ ..,,...
July 22nd, 1s45. 559-3t. q.
~ Register copy.
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NOTICE {!

we are desirous of closing our business in this
IA place as soon possible, respectfully request
all indebted to Us TO come forward and make settle
ment. f. RUSSELL s. ESKRIDGE.
June 18th. 654-f
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Regazia and Plantation Cigars.

EUST received superior article Of the above Cigars,
% for sale at the Cheap Cigar Store.
eiH-3s g-iisa1 = HHe KRAUSE & MILLER
80 ne Fayetteville Street opposite City HALL
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summer AIrange emeIlts.
~ 2z REDiSi55gREDSI IS

bHSoTToN and Shpek BGattresses. a very superior
Mattresses repaired and made equal 70 new Apply to
the Subscriber, at the COmpany's SILK hnIidg n
the vicinity Of the City RI ?. sis1r Y; 9AA