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.ra5v..s PETERS PILLS. s.aa
HEAD.ACHELSIGK OR NERVOUS.

THNHOSE who have suffered and are weary of suffer
Il ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc
ters vegetable Pills remedy at certain and i'm
mediate in its effects. One single dose oIthe pills ia
ken soon as the headache is felt coming will
| it in one hour entirely M $50 .st.aE
As remedy in summer for 6oaOeI e0nlplaints they
display their wonderful powers to admiration, and are
far superior to any thing in for those complaints
InDyspepsa and Liver complaints they stand unrval
led tab aB sl7.cd 9a5 : slaatEE@452 r
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suf
fered under the dreadful complaint for years. 1 "a
In habtual costveness they decidedly superior to
vegetable pill brought before the public and
one 80 cent box will establish their surprising virtues
and place them beyond the reach doubt in the estima
ton of every individual .i5.s1sss.s
They invaluable in nervous and hypoclondrfcal
affections loss Of appetite and all complaints which
females alone subject 4 e. zaayts. -t
They mild in their action and convey almost inn
mediate conviction of their utility from the rst dose
They be taken by persons ofahy age and the feeble
the lnhrm the nervous and delicate strengthened by
their operation because they clear the system of bad &
mOrs. quiet nervous rritaby and invaribly produce
sound health. -57 t1a. ttttEHn sillilf7 = :
Upwards othree hundred and seventy thousand boxes
Oh 1ese esmaoe pills have been sold with the last
twelve months in three States alone, and more than
three times the same quantity other states. t..r
AS an ant-bous medicine no family should be with
out them A single trial of them is satisfactory
In southern climate, these pills are administered
with uniform success For more than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been pronounced; and
could jury OF all they have relieved be summoned
from the North, the South, the East and the West mil
lions OF Eoces would be heard in acclamaon of their
matchless properties. The child and the adult-the
youth and decrePid old man-both and all ages
may alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
efrelIef Price fifty cents per box.
be careful to observe that the cover ofeach box
(tn he t) stamped Peters Vegetable Pill.''g .a
Co. and also By Mr pescud and nssM0gd %
be found In all the Towns in the State6 - -
August 8, Is41. ff...eg fs 56a.6oo + u
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Etna Insurance Company.


Agency IN JiltOst, Gasbceu coagtg. Carofaat
EuNHE undersigned having been appointed Agent Of
u the Rtna Insurance Company. of Hartford, Con-
necticn for the counties of Oranges Gultord, Granville
Person, CaswelI and Rockingham, in North Carolina.
including the towns situated those counties and for
the coanties Of Halifax and Mecklenburg
in Virginia, including the towns of DanFie, Compeu-
tion Halifax C. H. and Carksville, he is prepared to
receive applications and issue Policies of insurance
against losses by Fire, on houses, goods, wares, and
merchandise, including manufactured work Of every
kind The amount of premium will range from one to
three per cent according the danger and risk Blank
skeletons surveys will be furnished, application to
the undersigned, by letter or otherwise. -.
Maj JAMES M PALMER, of Hillsboreugh, DIR: ].
M. LINDSAY, of Greensborough, and BENJAMIN G.
Cook, ESQ.,, of Oxford, have been appointed Sub
Agents, who will make surveys and policies OF tnsnr
ance will be>ssued through them. a. f..,....
The proprety of efccting insurance on property
daily exposed to loss by fire, calamity of frequent oc
cnrrence of late, must be evident to every rejecting
mind. ~,.sr,,r.-f ll.. 49,. Il 49,. -. Z
When the destructive fire occurred in Fayetteville,
some years ago. but few insured, and the loss to
many their ALL At the late fire most of them were
either wholly partially insured; and some had neg
gently suffered their policies to expire without renew
ing them. NATHANIEL j. PALMER.
Milton. N. c.. Oct lst. ls45. A133-ie 569-tf
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LUCINA CORDIAL.l..

is now barely two yearssince the general introduc-
tlon of the Lucina Cordial into the United States,
and IN that period it has not only spread its usefulness
ation which had previously acquired in Europe but
also added to the renownoits llustrous by
the unriVaed powers it has been discovered to pos
edge of its wonderful influence in renovatng and nvg
oraton the human frame first suggested the idea ousing
it in this way and the result is that medicine has been
added the catalogue forthe ofncpient consump-
ton, which places the disease with due precauton un-
der the control of the patient 1t is scarcely necessary
sufficient remedy in cases of Gleet Flour Albus difficult
or painful Menstruation, incontnency of Urine and al
diseases arising from deblitaon Of the system where
impulse restorative is wanted throughout the
United States, has taken precedence of all other medi
cnes in such cases. and leaves nothing urtherto be
hoped f'r its cures being speedy. preect permanent
and effected without pain or trouble. ..'
Co.
August 8, Is45. :'' 5626m.
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NEW EIRM.
And New Goods still Coming!

- " i
IWyHE subscribers take occasion to announce to their
friends and the public generally, Sat having gone
into the Mercantile business ite House formerly oc-
cup;ed by H. A. Badham & Co, one door below VIII
larns Haywood s. Co. they have hand and are con-
receiving large and excellent supplies OF Sta
pie and Fancy aaI Ftg. t24Ei9 20
@ N Dry. Goods, gdol an
Together with Hats Shoes and Boots, and Shoes for
Ladies' which they offer cheap rates for cash or on
short credit puncual dealers Their stock IS such
that they will be able to furnish to their ~na
ever may be desired in their line of business and they
can confidently assure the public that their prices VIII
be as low and their accommodating as lhose OF
any House this side of Petersburg. They would most
respectfully ask their friends and the public to give them
CALI and if cheap and good goods and fair VIII
entitle them to it, they hope to receive, as they
deayor TO merit liberal share of the public patronage
L. E. HEARTT.
.s.yi ~i .'i ai J. F. JORDAN -
Ra1eipb. Oct 81. 1915. .F;a 572 ct.
We have on hand a large Stock of Negro Blankets,
as we'll as heavy Broeans which will be sold cheap.
Also, Kerseys. ' alt = HEARTE& & JoKDAN'
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TIME new Bakery in this City, which was announced
IL few weeks since in such flaming style and recon-
nended public patronage by the Register having gone
down rather passed into the hands of free Of
color the subscriber takes occasion to state that he is
still in business at his old stand where he prepared to
furnish all kinds of BREAD in his line Of business
The people here know the subscrber-he is not in the
habit of disappointing them and he now assures them
that he will spare pains to please them and merit
their patronage. The question is put to the Me-
ehancs and citizens of Raegh whether they will pat
renize his establishment or free of color.
~ .[ss..8s,z1s GEORGE H. ,TONNOFFSKE.1l d
Raleigh, October 1st. 1915. @ le 569-5t
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Too doors 6eLOD the Wholesale and RetG1L
IaitorS Trimmings Establishment Of
JOSEPH J. B1GGs -.
.nUR Stock of Goods is at hand. embracing French
" Black, Blue, Invisible Green, Grass Green, Light
and dark Brown, Mulberry and Sax Goha Cloths, for
Dress, Frock and Over Coats Pantaloon Stufs, con-
ssting of Black French Doe Skin and wooldyed Cass
meres figured and plain Fancy colors of every variety
and to sut all tastes. Vesngs of Velvets black and
fancy and plan Satins, black and fancy; figured and
plain Chaes of all colors Frosted Silks for weddings
and parties-something in these parts) in fact all
sorts of Vestngs, well Polka Scarfs and Cravats
Stocks of every variety Opera and Neck Ties, all col
Silk, black and white Driving Gloves, Gentlemen's
Dress shirts, latest fashion, Shaker Flannel shirts,
never before brought to this market Silk Shirts Col
lars, Bosoms and many things too tedious enumerate
Together with complete assortment of Taors' Trim
mngs, embracing lew yards of Red Padding, Canvass
Cotton Wadding aud Spool Cotton And By way of max
ing mn the assortment few papers of Needles which
WE TOO would sell at Wholesale and Retail
The above Goods not bought altogether for cash,
therefore want to sell them quick possible and
to make it inducement for customers to purchase,
will do what have done for two yearssell cheap,
and that without comPulsion We spent quite as much
time in New York as any body in our line-we think
bought our Goods cheap; al all events, we hazard
nothing saying will sell cheap, and that is all
the for at last. Recolect that Oliver
Proctor reduced the prices to what they you
get your clothing cheaper you indebted to them for
It, Without dsparaging others, we think we can sup
ply suit equal in ell respects TO any House in the Unit
ed States, and at cheap ratequality of the goods
considered. We avail ourselves OF the present oppor.
tunity to return our sincere acknowledgements to our
friends and customers. for the patronage uni
ormly received by US since our commencement in bus
Their kindness has greatly exceeded merit,
but trust, by strictly attending to our business, and
endeavorng promptly to fulfil engagements have
Its con- tinuance.
We receive every two weeks through our New York
correspondent, the latest Paris London and New York
Fashions Persons furnishing their goods, will
have them made with the neatness and despatch
though supplied the article entire Orders from
distance thankfully received and promptly attended to-
81 R.
Fayetteville ST., Raleigh, N. C. -,s |
doors South Williams, Haywood s. Cos Drug Store.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1s45 57I-6t. !
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New Clothing.

SMITH s. RIGGS opening large lot of ready
- made Cothing-bought for cash by of the firm,
in New York and will be offered to alFwho may favor
them with CALL at such prices will be for their in
terest to purchase r,r
Should any persons prefer sending their measures to
the North, they informed that arrangements have
been made with of the most fashionable houses on
Broadway New York by whom orders will be promptly
executed in the best possible manner and at the low
prices often per cent the cost importation sa
Raleigh, Oct. 1lth 1s45. - s,5t ST. -4u =
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- SHOES, LEATHER
4SzR -, i and SILT. .l ~

The subscriber has just received from the North a
large assortment of Shoes, Leather and Sal together
with general assortment Of family Groceries. all OF
be sold low for cash any goods of the qualify
in this City. Also, Flour on hand from the best Mills
the State. Old castings, clean Cotton or Linen rags
dry COW hides and nearly all kinds of country produce
taken for goods No house rent clerk hire to pay,
consequently can selllower than my neighboTs. A.
~ 'l..... ,... II; JORDAN W0MBLE,
North side old market street,
Raleigh, September Sth, 1S45. 566-tf
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Grand Lodge of North Carolina.

NNHE officers, Members, and Delegates are hereby
IL notified that the Annual Communication of the
Grand Lodge Of North Carolina will be held at the Ma
sonic Hall in the city of Raleigh, Monday evening
the first day of December next at halfpast o'clock
and will continue its ngs until all the business which
may come before IL shall be disposed of officers of
Subordinate Lodges will be expected to attend in per-
scn or cause proper Delegates to be appointed accord
ing TO the C19sfuon and Of the Grand Lodge
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. Is, 1916 57I.tn.
Independent, Register, and Star, will copy. "A. ii
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL,

81 MAAG Il - SOAOOAs 5a'B
-. .rf,s-aa.r, RALEIGH, N! c. ST.
Right Rev.s L. s. IVES, D. D., VisitOr.l na
.st. sa.s Rev. ALBERT SMEDEs, Rector. .I.E
VWNHE wne er terri, of this School, will commence on
IL the 1Ith ofNov., and continue till the 18th of
April. ~
TERMS:
For Board and English Tuition ,.per Term offs
Months payable in advance, s2.tls-ss o4a 800 90
Tuition in French, .ae 80 81 u so
&c in Music on the Piano or Guitar, with = :, .s--
$3 90 for the use of the Piano, 25 90
Tuition the Harp, with $40 90 for use Of
the Instrument, ~ O. 80 90
Tuition In Drawing and Painting, lA Is 90
N B. Beds and Bedsteads are furnished by the cbool
Pupils required to furnish their own Bedding. and
towels, or to pay instead, IS 90. The Clothing of Pu-
pills should be distinctly marked with the owncrs name
IN tH Extravagance in dress is contrary the prnci
pesand practice of the School, and Parents will con-
fer favor, by providing their children, only, with the
plainest attire. Jewels and Lace prohibited The
dress of the Pupils in Winter for Sundays and speca
occasions, must be of Mousti1 dc Lain or ern0 of
dark blue color; the Bonnet of Straw, trimmed with
dark blue ribbon. For their ordinary APPAREL they may
wear dresses of Calico, Gingh0 such other suitable
material, as their wardrobes will furnish
The Religious services of the School being held in the
Chapel of the Institution by the Rector, Pupils have
rarely occasono visit the City. They are allowed TO
accept invitations in the City for the day only once
month, and never for the evening. ~. - eu
They have opportunities of seeing their friends and
acquiring ease Of manner in society," at the Soirees
which statedly held delel -
Sept 26, 1S45. f.fsf. ~ 49, e5s s 569-tfs
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DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co. =
.-l,..t... ..dUCTTONEERS And puif95a
la Commission Merchants. PSI

/. 1----.- - - n - RICHJHOVWD VIRGI1VL-d,
TTAVE for sale, consignment, from Importers
IL and Manufacturers, large stock OF Groceries &c
Comprising Sugars Coffee Moasses Salt, Oils, Nails,
Spices, Sole Leather, Cheese Teas Fruits, Licone,
Window Glass Paper, Shoes Hats, Gunpowder, Indigo.
Madder sc. &c., which offered at tOt0 aces, (oy
wholesale only atprivate SALE or usually AUCTION
ON THURSDAYS For sums over 100 dollars, four months
credit is gven for drafts accepted by any responsible
house in Richmond, Petersburg, town IN North Caro-
lima, where Banks are located -..st"i 0-t~. 1y.ii"
We have occasional Auctions of 4 aa8.cass
Boots, shoes, Hats, and Dry Goods,
and invite be attention of the North Carolina Merchants
10 cur establishment when visiting our City. - 3D.
October 22d, IS45. .-. 3, { h..r. 572-St.
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THOMAS, r. FENTRESS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
One door North of Mrs. SteaoarFs BOARDING
House. anil Immediately opposite
.s5.s w. s. a. Stitk's Dry Goods Store,
Nh! FAYETTEVILLE STREET.


Has just returned from the North with large assort
ing Super Black French and English Cloths, Super
fancy French and English cloths; Super olive brown
and black French Castor cloths, for rock and over
coats; super black French and English Cassmeres sin
gle and double-milled; super fancy French and Eng
lfsh Casslmers, with choice assortment of Vestings
Super plain black and fancy Satins super plain black
and fancy cut velves white satins buff cassimers
challeys fancy woolen Velvets.
Also, a large supply oEFANcY ARTICL Es. such as
black and fancy satin scar black and ancy silk and
satin cravas fancybosomed shirts Also, beautiful
assortment of shirts made after the latest French style
no gloves and half-hose /; stocks of various kinds
gum-elastic suspenders; white cambric, China, and
Sptalfed pocket nandkerchiefs, umbrellas, sc. .r,
These Goods were all purchased late in the season at
considerable reduction that purchasers will not
only have cheap stock o select from, but entire
public are respectfully solicited to call and examine,
whether they purchase not shall always be happy
to show them my goods-knoing that can offer such
inducements for cash my usual credit, will make
to the interest Of in want of such articles to pur
chase. - p - 80 IA - y Js8.tfd -sa- '4E
numerous patrons and TO the public for the liberal
couragement he continues TO receive and assures them
that nothing his part shall be omitted to merit its con-
tinnance. Gentlemen Furnishing their own materials
may rest assured of having them made in the neatesl
and most fashionable manner. 44 3tlI.4
N. b. The subscriber has on hand general assort-
ment of fi9ss'.'t.-'ts III '''i53 ik4 s3si 10 %
;s'a READY-MADE CLOTHING ~
manufactured in his own establishment The London
and Paris plates of Fashion, together with the onthIy
reports, are regularly received l:ai8s -
-a.t iaas qoead IT THos. R. FENTREss. +.
Raleigh Oct. IA, IS45. e, 5sf.,te.-.,.f, 6TIst .
Register and Star times, once week. ~ ( -.
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RECEIVED,

A fresh supply of Halibut and Salmon, Picked and
HermetcalIy Sealed, Tin Canisters Soused Salmon
French Mustard preserved Ginger "a Jars dry in Sugar
and Syrup, Green Sap Sage Cheese, Smoked Beef and
Bologna Sausages Tomato Catsup Capefs Peppersauce
and other fine Pickles,in Wine vinegar and various
Sauces. G. w & G GRIMME
Oct. Is, 1916. y - III
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For sale or Rent.

THNHE house and lot formerly owned by Richard
II Green, and adjoining w. s. A. Stith's The dwell
ling house has four rooms and three fre-piaces There
house, upwards ofhrty fruit trees and excellentwe
of water. The house will be sold on credit OF one,
two three and four years but if not sold before the 1s
January next, will be rented for any number OF
years ApylY to .-..a W. & A. STITH.
Sept. 4, IS45. r. ..# 565-4m
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D-o attention toiU be pad to any 0Ter H'lleSs ne
sn0ney accompany it, ~
0z-Those desiri'g complete copies Of the Congres-
sonal Union and Appendix, will please send US their
names previous to the first day of December next
@a-We will willingly pay the postage on all letters
sent to US containing ue dollars and upwards Oherlet
tiers directed to u.s. with the postage unpaid ac not be
taken out of the Office. RIICHlE q nEloo'
Washington Oct. 6, 1915. - -.----
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sPLE.s,D1D AOEEERIEs.
J.G. GREGORY & CosMAKAeBRs!

.ss i, ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. .'...ts;,
Class 43, for 1845. To be drawn at Alexandria,
.l# D. c., on Saturday, November sth, ls45
-7f8 sfi5 - - SPLENDID SCHEME: go -
$4,000 ;S12O 900; Sc, 600; $3, ,50o;. $3,227.ogs
So 900, So, 800, 40 prizes of S. ZOO, so do of$500
&c. &c. &c.
eTickets $f0-Halves S5LQdaTters 81 So
Certi6catesIof packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50
r -,Do..s;..e do ~ shalt do 65s
Do do 25quarter do s2 SO
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the prompt attention. and an official account of
each dratcing sent Immediately after it is to all
who order from us-Address ~. aHf-
.5, ]. G. GREGORY s. CO. MANAGERS. n
- -...-, ,...- at. re. Washington City, D. C.
Oct. 90, 1916. 573-3tp.
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FOR SALE.

On liberal terms, the House aad Lo. in the
eastern part of the City Of Raleigh, belonging 10
Mr. David Garter, and at present occupied by MIR.
aug. . lo42 -. Lr-a-L- A - ., ~ 56l-ik Li
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Conversational Union and APPenOlA,
or Each co1ataining $50 Fages.-EH

E5-a gaI Or Each containing $50 pages -S0
THE CONGRESSIONAL UNION will be ecmmenGGIu ne
one week after Congresses convened ana VIII u
lished sems -sOeekly untilits adlournmehs'
ly of both houses of Congress Inc sPeeees
of the members are condensed to bring tnen fhto r.
adabe length All the resolutions offered or iiopo
made are given in the movers own words ana lhe
and naysl on all the important questions ~ IS PIEn-
e 1o;i small tuDe-brevier and lonp6retOn d2noie
royal sheet IN qaIarto for each Tsttnao CONTAINING 40
royal qn0rf0 pages.
THE APPENDIx, on account of the delay ohen oe-
curing in procuring the speeches oil members eEu
nIete will not he mailed regularly sem-weekly, but
will contain many pages solid reading nater as inc
Congressional Union. r. sc..z :, ,..,., -, ,,oI
THE AppENDrx is made up ofthe Presidents annual
message the reports ohe principal officers 1.-THE govern
accompany and all the long speeches OF mem
bers Congress- written out or revised by themselves
TERMS ~
For the Congressional Union, ST 80 per copy.
For The Appendi9, 81 80 per copy -
CLUES will be furnished with Ten copies OF either
the above works for $I2 twenty-five copies for 2o'
EXTRA WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLf
UNION. 4.rs..-s s.f.N1 ...
aFor the accommodation of those who desire paper
printed at the seat of government during the Session
Congress only we will furnish them the Extra ohion
Semi " eekly, one copy Ss 90 90
"a. a. , t'raIva conjes - 1s. ..s.- "a 90
Weekly copy "a " "
twelvcoopies ~ W W
.s,, twenty-five copies ls...2 D. .ZV w
THE UNION ~ IF. -e ~
Will be furnished hereafter to yearly subscribers as
follows: a,o oe
O%' fss five comics 40 90
c;,o,v &C &c one copy 90
five copies 20 90
&C Sc 1T fen co5ies s5 90
IUaaLIV es &C one COPY - 90
,. e. &C Eve conies ~ r.. 90
9. :. ten copies -.-5 10 90
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5s and all kinds ofdomestc manufactured Cigars;
A general assortment ofsuperior chewing TOBACCO !;
Cigar Casses, Snuff Boxes and all articles in the line,
which we oerat NesD York prices, by the whole sale
and retail All orders thankfully received and attended
to with dispatch. ,jzrzr ~ -5 agT s- -.
Purchasers and the lovers ogood Cigars and Tobacco,
viii always be furnished with the best kinds suited TO
the taste of the connosure. Call and try, at
fsfft 2'4E aih KRAUSE & MILLER'S,
7coH bf Fayetteville street, opposite the City Hall.
July I6. Ssh di - 1910 j75ba = - @V' 55S-1y
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JOB PRINTING
Executed at this Office with neatness, aeCu'
racy and despatch.
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rSGRAND SCHEME.
b$5O,OOOf

zsr ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gar
Class G, for 1s45. To be drawn in Aexandrial
D.. c., on Saturday, November 18th, 1845.
80 BRILLIANT SCH EME.
$50, 600, $4,000, $4,000, 1000, $4,000, 50 s5s,
so prizes of 900 dollars 100 do of 500 dollars!
13O do of 300 dollars! &c. &c. &c. ,5a1.i
78 Num5er Lottery-13 DraDn Ballots.
Tickets $12-Halves $6-Quarters $3-Eighths
7.' ST. so.
Certificates of Packages of 2s Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do, do 1dt 26 Half y do so 90
Do do 26 Quarter do 40 90
-iiIaDo! ed b dolfo baG 26 Eighth do q 20 90
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IS noiiso ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. oaiz
@ ass No. 45, for 1S45 To be drawn in Alexan-
dria, d. c., on Saturday, November 29th, lS45.a
.a Hss. Ea-a SPLENDID PRIzEs! str1 s.Isiffi
5000, S12 0o0 So $40, SO 600, prizes Of 81 600,
5 do of s., 500, do of $1,25o, do Of 81 1900, :
r.f.., 40 do of $500! &c. &c. &c. l,'..-
- 7S Nos.-14 Drawn Ballots. ,,-i,
Tickets $I0-EIalves S5-Quarters 50 so
Certificates n Of Packages of Ss Ss Whole @ Tickets s9
Do .as ta7 do 26 Quarter do 80 80
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NeW FHH and Winter Goods.
OLIVER s. PROCTER,
MERCHANT TAII.ORS, 'o..
--fNrLn Ra,rA EnnekfpriHe StreeL ~

s(Usly ROaO,) Fayetteville Street, "a
- llo RALE1eh, N c.
T1co doors 6elou the, Wholesale and Retail
IailOrs Trimmings Establishment Of
JOSEPH J. BIGGs. 80
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass a., for 1945. To be drawn in Alexandria,
. D. c., on Saturday, 22d Of November, 1915.
> ise s5iUtrO T. SCHEME: Qcits3g 9.. 30 ~
.4.. 10000 dollars i 10000 dollars 80 ~.
81" 5000 dollars! 5000 dollars
tr a- 1900 dollars: 5000 dollars 9[..9@z =
ff $500 dollars u 2, 120 dollars! s. SIT
1000 dollars
37 '! 81 prizes Of 1000 dollars 'a
'@si 'fG'r 90 do of 800 dollars s"E 4lm
Re- oug &c 10 &C., giGl &c. H' Et1Tut
70 No. Lottery; IA Drawn Ballots. '1faar27
Tickets SlO-HalVes So Quarters 81 so. 3
sa Cerifcate of packages of 25 Wholes $12o 90
Do. do. 25 Halves so 90
Do. do. ga 25 Quarters 80 90