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HOOLBOOKS.
BOOK BINDING.
SPLENDID COLLECTION

SPLENDID COLLECTION
OF MEDICAL WORKS.
"oRNER'S Special Anotomy, Devices Practice on
IL Children, Do. on Families, Dunglison's Human
Physiology, Hasse on the Heart, Lawrence the Eye
Philips on Indigestion Grahams Chemistry, Condic
Children Ellis FOTmulary, Alisons Pathology Wat
sons Practice. Cooper HeI nia Prout the Stomach
also, Edition OF Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of other Medical Works reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Sore of Fay
etteville and Morgan streets, near the State House
Square. TURNER s. HUGHES
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 5O6.Iy
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Raleigh Classical, Mathematical amG
Military Academy.

Classical DepGrtnlest,
J. M. LOVEJOY.
Mathematical and Military Department
W.. DISBROW. ..->-
THE year will be divided into two Sessions Of I've
months each the first Session beginning the first of
January, and the second Session, the fst OF July.
1t is the design of the Preceptors that this Instt
on shall not be surpassed in the advantages afforded for
aeqairnga thorough Englsh Classical aud
Education. ...f
Pupils will be PrePared enter the Junior Class of any
College in the United States.
TERMS OF TUITION .
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, Sls no
tor Latin, Greek, French. Spanish and
Italian Languages, per Season, sac 90
Military Tactics taught to the Pupils, free Of extra
charge. p" =.
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies of a
lower Class paying only for the studies of the Glass to
which they belong. - 2. - :. ~
Raleigh, January 1915. 6Ss-em.
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED.
HApDoNF1ELD, NJ, ApriI

HADDoNFIELD. N. ]. April 20, 1913.
On about the 18th day of October 1911 was taken
with violent pain in the sde the liver which
nued for about five days. and followed by the break
ing OF an ulcer, absces nardly which relieved the
pain lttie but caused to throw great quantity
Of offensive matter, and also much BLOOD Being greatly
alarmed at this, applied TO physIcian, but he said he
thought he could do but little for except give
Mercury Pills. which refused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do me good many other remedies
then procured by my wife and friends but did
any good-and the discharge of blood and corruption
still continued every few days, and at last become OF.
fensve that could scarcely breathe. also seized
with violent cough which at times caused to raise
much more blood than had done beforehand my disease
continued in this way, still glowing unlil Febru
ay when all hope of my recovery given up, and my
friends all thought would die of GallOpinS Con.
n1PtlOn. Atths moment, when my life was appa-
reny drawing its close, heard of DIR. Wist<rs
RalSam of Wild Cherry, and got bottle which
relieved me Immediately and by the use of
only three bottles of this medicine, all my pains were
rsmovedmy cough and splitting of blood and corruption
entirely stopped, and in a few weeks my health was so
far restored to enable work my trade (which
is carpenter, and up to this time have enjoyed good
health.
THOMAS CozENS.
GLOUCESTER County, N. J., IS.
Personally before me, the subscriber of the
Justices ofhe Peace in and for the said county, Thomas
COzens, and being duly affirmed according to law saith
the above statement is in all things true.
Affirmed before me, on the Goth day of April I843
J. CLEMENT, j. P.
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAISAM
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Trial Of Bishop Onderd0nk just
received and for sale at the N. c. Book kstOrc Also,
The Apostles Doctrine and Fellow.
ship, consisting of five sermons preached in the prnci
pal churches Of his Diocese during his Spring visitation
1874. by Rt Rev L. s. Ives, DID,, L. L D., Bishop of
North Carolina.
Feb. 1S45-5S5. TURNER g. HUGHES.
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HE Subscribers take pleasure in informing the citi
zens of Raleigh and the surrou nding country. thai
they have received their extensive supply of FOREIGN and
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted to the D.sloI Es1 .
Fall and Winter Trade.ao o.
comprising well and general assortment and
embracing almost every article usually kept in similar
establishments: enumerate ia port.o s33a Ialss
Broad Cloths, Cas-. Ladies' Fancy Crayats
Sfnneres, Silk and Worsted Mitts
Sattinetts, Moleskins.9 Vienna. Hoods, Silk Cir
Beaver and Pilot Cloths dies.
Kentucky, Va, and Glass ''>s ~
gov Jeansy5as 81. CashmeTes, AIpac-
White, Red and Yellow . -, cas-. .s5.7-e 81.
FIannels.
Bedticking, Apron checks Cashmere D'Lalnes, 'Te-
Brown and BIeached Do sans lua5-.sbaaa8
mestics. Chusans, Mousellnes
Cotton oznaburgs, Suffolk Second Mourning Cashme-
Drills. 8. -.-.-t-1-s-.H
Plaid Linseys, Gala Plaids Blk and Blk Bombazines
Damask Diaper, Damask 80 -. Sc. 's. Silks.
Towels. .s.z .. Chameleon and Brocade d.
De- mask and unbleached Corded and Imperial Robes
Table cloths - Silk, Worsted and CottoL
Russia and Bird Eye Dia- Hosiery. ~z =, se.l.
per. Cambrick and Furniture
Irish Linens, Long Lawns Dimity 4 : - -
Bishop and FRENCH Lawns Silk Lacets, Shawl Pins.
Plaid, Swiss and Jaconett Thread and Bobbinet La
Muslins.s-r o,a-.. .-.Eta ces. -1.--nff h1s+
l.. c. Hdkfs (plain and Green Baraze, Blk Thule
nemstd) Bonnet, Cap and Neck
Garment and Furniture Ribbons. r.
Prints. 80: Fancy Gimps and Fringes
Black and White Mourning Camb'k and Swiss Edgings
gPrlnts. '..l ~ - and msertings. u
Cashmere and Scotch Kid, Silk s. Cotton Gloves.
Shawls. -..ava. Bracelets, Necklaces.
And many other goods which we deem unnecessary to
specify. The Public invited to call and examine our
Stock before supplying as we are
determined to sell at The LONGEST possible prices for CASH
RUSSELL s. ESKRIDGE.
"a next door above R. Smiths
03- Register copy times
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FRENH AND ENGLISH 0n.T
49, JUNTO ACADEMY
Rebuilt and again fairly u,.,

11SuIo I...:.-...l 1'1ly Under war'
l. Hilsborongh is now open for the nGtwesd
denis The course of instruction is as cp~m ol a
thorough as in any other Academy in the South and
terms Of admission for the English course The
all the branches of an elegant finished English ibVs5 s5
t1en. eight dollars per session for the Cassic eu'
embracing tie Latin and Greek, with soma % course
cient languages if required l2 so per session e T a
discipline exercised in the Academy is yery he
careful, and is wholly OF the parental kind Px"1s
Will be used to promote the literary and mn R SaOR
of those who enter the school The subscrba,t tuae e
pared to accommodate several other boarders viii pre-
board and very convenient out roums Sc 50 " %
lights excepted Good board can be had convsDn MuS
the Academy, in respectable families, at from a. 5% 10
ur Universities. vi aEo
Jan. IL, 1915. EaP a5Nk' X
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State Of North Carolina, Franklin county
In Equity Fall Term, 1914.
Daniel Westsr, Jockey Wester, and Martha Wester,
+
-'' Liuleton C. Wester.
Petition for the Division Of Land and Slaves.
In this appearing the satisracton ofhe Court
that Lttleon Wester, the Defendant, is nonresident
the State-I is ordered that publication be made for
six weeks in the North Carolina Standard notifying him
to appear Superior Court to be held for the
County Of franklin, the Court Heuse the Town of
Louisburg the End Monday after the 4th Monday in
March, ls45. then and there to plead demur
the Land Petition will be heard expare and Judgment
and Decree entered accordingly
Witness, YouNG PATTERSON, Clerk and Masterof
said Court at Office, the End Monday after the 4th
Monday in September, 1915. 'A'..
YOUNG PATTERSON, C. NJ E..
5SI-6t.
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Bible and Prayer BOOks
SbIendid Gilt Frames


Bibles and Prayer Books.
a LARGE and general assortment of cheap Family
IA Bibles and Prayer Books Of every quality and va
rley of Binding. also, large collection of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools and private reading great
variety Of Sermons Of tue various denominations of
tans. Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities, ali O
which will be sold very reduced prices for the Csh
Call at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh N G.
TURNER & HUGHES:
Raleigh' July lO, IS44 606-ly
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BOOK$-BOOKS
Just received at the New Book Store, by the
last train of Cars, fresh assortment Of SCHOOL
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. MUSIC, &c.
&c. O. L. CLEVEI,ANn
Raleigh, Aug. 90, 1914. si2
IL Register and Star will copy.
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HarPer'S Pictorial Bible.
IENHE 4th and 5t numbers of this splendid vor. ina
received this day, and for sale at the North Carolina
Book Store. TURNER & HIJGHES
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SNUFF LNjS1HALL BLADDERS.
UST Received superior article of Scotch
q Snuff warranted good, and if not approved may be
returned and the money refunded price 25 cents Der
pound, or pounds for dollar for sale at the cheap CT
gar store. FayetVille street opposite City Hall.
KRAUSE & MILLER
Dec 1lth, 1874. If
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MuSic-MuSic.
Just received at tie Neso Book Store.
The Maniac; The Lament Of the Irish EmIgrant;
The Old Arm Chair; Woodman Spare that Tree;
Marseilles Hymn; The Silver Moon; and
The Old North State; together with many new and
popular pieces of Music.
Also. Instructions for the Piano Guitar and Accordian,
Violin, Flute, Carionet Flagelet Preceptors, &c. SC
o. L. CLEVELAND.
Feb. 10, ls45. 536-tf.
@o-Registercop
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EXTRACT OFF, LETTER FROM Il POST
MaSTER. lHTED


PEMBROKE, w Washington Co., Maine, April 29, 1874
Mr.. IsAc BUTTs.-Dear Sir% At the request of many
Of my friends in this place and vicinity who aiceC
with consumption and liver complaints take the liberty
Ofaskng you to appoint some in this county agen
to sell SViStaF'6 BaISam Of Wild Cherry.
and to send him few dozen there is of it fol-
sale within 200 miles from this have doubt that il
would meet with ready sale, it where it could
be procured without too much expense and delay.
My wife attacked about six months siEce with
what the physicians called the first stage ofconsumpton
"a complaint very prevalent in this section ofhe coun-
try. Having the Balsam advertised in Augusta,
o. 200 MILES FROM HERE=Da
took the pains to send there fora bottle of which he
took and which helped her much that sent for two bot
ties which she has also taken, and she she
has not felt we'll for six years she does at this time
All those who have inquired of and ascertaDed what
effect the Baam had anxious to have for sale
in this vicinity, which is the of my writing to you
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
elude to send some and fso to whom in order that it
may be known where it can be had.
am, with respect, yours, etc.
P. G. FARNSWORTH, P. M.
The whole country is fast learning that medi-
cne-no Physican-no preparation OF any kind whatev-
er-can equal Dr. WIsTAR's BALsAM oFWILD CHER
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New Animals! New Annuals /!
1915.

lVNHE Illustrated Book Of Christian Ballads. and
Il other Poems, edited by Rnfus w. Griswold,
splendidly bound. =. . ,.-.,-.
The Gifts Christmas and New Year present.
with beautiful illustrations, 80
The Diadem, decidedly the richest Annual of the
season, with splendid engravings.
The friendships Offering with superior engrav-
ings and elegant binding.
The Casket. The Hyacinth or Affection's Gift,
beautiful Juvenile Annual, together with many
other Annuas and illustrative works, for sale cheap
at the New Bookstore, 9TH door above R. Smith.
0. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh, Oct. IS44. $40.
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I" NATURES FAVoURTTE PREsCRIP.
TIONn

prescription congenal to wants, as il is prepared
from chemical extracts from substances which the author
has placed IN our own land for wise purposes that
endeavoung to reap pecunary benefits by selling an
article similar in name, in appearance orby represen
ting their trash superior to the BAL SAM or by
putting up mixture and soemny asseverang that it s
imported from foreign country which is not the case
All these deceptive arts go to show that WiStaP'S
Bal8Am is known to the world to be THE
GREAT REM EDY, and that to sell any mixture
it must be like this name, PgPOrt be like it in
substance.
9r Believe not the cunningly wrought fabrication
and take only the original and genuine Wistar'S
BalSamR Of Wild Cherry,
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T.
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 80 Ann st
New York. Agents
WILLIAMS, HAYWooD& CO..
eSO zot Raleigh.
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CANES! CANES!!7

Gold. Silver and Ivory Head Walking Canes
some with Sword for sale at the New Book Store
o. L. CLEVELAND. :
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WILLIAM j. CLARK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Raleigh, N. G.
NSV' lS4S. 47S-1y.
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COACH MAKING AND REPAIRIN(.
BOLTZzVG CLOTH

BOLIIzVG CLOTH
"ENRY BOOMER, Jr. No. ? William a. Me-.
IN York, is constantly receiving fresh supplies of
BOhng Cloths, Anchor Brand, warranted to be of the
pest quality, in aHthel numbers from No 90 to No. 10
inclusive, in both GA and widths which ne ofers
sale at the very lowest market prices. ~
- Address orders as above --
Dec. 24th, 1874. s9a-1a,
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ak REWARD. Ran away from the subscribe

d. y REWARD. Ran away from the subscriber,
%AO living in the'county Of Person, N. C. ,oh the
first day of January last my boy Telemecus aged 23
years. IPurchaSed him of Wm. Langdon, in Raleigh.
Said negro was raised near Wake Forest by some of
the Alston family He said when he left ne was going
to Raleigh or Wake Forest. He had on. whenahe left
old mixed cloth over coat blue cloth vest homespun
pants and shirt. Heis about common size dark brown
color, has enc Of his legs and when
walking his feet turn very much outward Perhaps he
may call himself William. Thesaboye reward win he
given to any person that will deliver him to me- or out
him IN Jail, so can get him again.
JOHN A. HOLLOWAY.
FeO. Isl, Ae40. $500.
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James Gates Estate.

\N1E the subscribers, having neen appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittcnden, commissioners TO receive, examine and
adl lst The claims and demands OF all persons, against
the estate of JAMESG GATES, late of Essex, in said
District, deceased, represented insolyenl, and also all
clam and demands exhibited in ol.et thereto and
six months from the day OF the daie hereof, being
allowed by sad Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend 10 the
business OF our appointment a, the dwelling of Han
nah Gates in Essex, III SAID District, on the first
Wednesdays of September and December next, at 10
o'clock, p. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 3lst day Of May. A. ID. 1915.
A.. BRYANT, Cu,ns
ava J. w. EMERY,
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Paints and Oil.

CTRONGS & Co, offer purchasers White Lead,
y Dry and ground in Oil, "Pure," "Entra," and
"No l." English Ven. Red, French Yellow, Verdlgris
Chrome Green, Red Lead, Whiting, Gum Copal
Putty, &c.
-ALSO,-
1000 q. pure Lint Seed Oh,
500 " " spirits lurpcntlnci
June 10. rs,
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A. T. DIV DS'
CHEAP CASH
Il * $ TO Il e.

A general assortment of School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
lARpER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE,
Ii No. 81.
wANDE i JEW, EHarps ;Ss E; :, To- n -; .,
ARrHuR's MAGAZINE for July July, A'' IS cts.
LADIES' NATIONAL do do 10
John Rouge,
The Holy Coat of Treves, and The
New German Catholic Church.
Barnes Notes 1hes>alonians, Timothy,
Titus, and Philemon, | voi. price Is cts.
July 4th. BY A. EDWARDS.
THE Age of Elizabeth, by William Hazliu,
r,,os L.. price 50 c's.
journal of an American Cruiser, Elted by
T. Hawthorne, so els.
Letters from Italy, ly T. Headley, so
satanatoe, or The INTERCHANGEABLE, by
J. Fennimore Cooper. 2 vols. IS"
Eveline Neville, by a Lady of the South.
Tokeah : or the White Rose. An Indian
Tale. by Se%at,ield. 25 cts.
The Temptation. or the Watch Tower OF Koat-
ven. BY Eugene Sue. rs cts.
Wills. 80 cts.
WhO shall be Heir! BY Mi Pickering.
25 els.
The Monk a Romance. 25 els,
The Arts and Miserics of Gambling. 50 cts.
The Robber Of the Rhine. BY Leigh Richie.
25 cts,
July 4. (0 BY A. EDWARDS.
DOWNISNG' Fruits and Fruit Trees of
- America: Their culture and management, with
descriptions Of all the finest varieties of fruit Native
and Foreign, cultivated in this coun,ry-price rs.
BY A. EDWARDS.
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Heavy Hardware.

A NvIl.s, yises, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks,
"A Gro Bars, Log CHAINS, Black smiths Bellows,
Brass Kettles, Wagon and Cart Boxes, Sheet Zinc
Sheet Lead, Cpldron Ke!l!es, Stove Hollow Ware,
dc. &c. d Go.
June 10, As,
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Elias Lyman

Elias Lyman
II As received a carefully selected and extensive
IL assortment of DRY GOODS suited 10 the sea-
son, which he offers at reduced prices.
Among which will be found
Balzorines, Lawns, Printed Muslins, NJ de LANES,
Elstcn Bingham, Fancy Cambrics, &c. &c.
Americen Prints superior style.
Hosiery Gloves and Mitts,
Ladies silk CTavais and Fancy Hdhfs.
Pongee, Bandana, Flag and White silk Hdkfs.
India Rubber, Webb, Knit, and Elastic suspenders
Brown Holland, Jac,et Linen, Brown and White,
Linen Drill, Russia sheeting, Burlaps,
Huckabuck, Russia and Scotch Diaper,
Linen Damask for Table spreads,
Fine Damask spreads, Linen Sheeting and
Shlriing, Hamilton Striped and figured fol chill
drens Wear.
A large assortment of Broad Cloths and Cassi.
meres,
Fancy C~assimeres and Vestings,
Parasols and Sun shades, very cheap,
Cotton Sheeting and Shirting from 81 10 l0-i
wide,
Ticking, Wadding, Wicklng, Batting, Cotton yarn
and Carpet Warp.
Family Groceries.
Tea including some extra quality Black Tea,
Sugar, Specs, CItron, Pepper Sauce, Mustard,
Superior preserved Ginger,
Maccaronl, Boston Hard Crackers, ground Rice,
Chocolate, Shells, Coffee, Box and Keg Ralsins,
Curranis, &c. &c.
The highest Market price paid for Butter and Cheese.
Wickware Bedding, corner Church and College ST.
May as, 1915. 50
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DULLlON'S English Grammar,
ID do Practical Lessons m English Gram
ma SWEETS English Grammar, Kerkam's do
Smith's do, Tor sale by STEVENS WOODS.
June 26. {
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STATE OF VERMONT Probate
LAMoiLLE DI,TRIcT, IS. IA Court holden
at the Probate Office in Johnson, within aud tor said
district, on the lst day Of July, A. ID. lS45, Present,
the Hon. SALMoS WIRES, Judge,
An instrument, purporting TO Ire the last will and
testament of CATHAhINE MORSE, late Of john
son, in said district, deceased, being presented 10 The
Court here by Cornelius Lyndr, the Executor therein
named, for probate 81 II is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified to appear al
a session OF said Court 10 be holden at the Probate
Office in Johnson, on the 9Th day of August, A. ID.
1916, at ten o'clock IN the forenoon, and show cause,
Ifanv they may have, against the Probate ofsaid will,
for which purpo,e ii is further ordered, that a copy
OF the record OF this order be publ he'd three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a weekly
newspaper printed at Burlington, IN this Stale, as
soon as may be, thelast Of which publications. TO be
prior to said 9Th day Of August, 1915.
A true record.
Attest, WILLIAM W.. WHITE, Register.
Ai,oe copy OF record,
6w3l Attest, WILLIAM w. WHITE, Reg'r.
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The undersigned having had some practical expert
ence for the past year in the use of Dewey's Portable
Field Fence, can very cheerfully bear testimony in its
favor. l consider it admirably adapted TO lnlervales,
SUI ject to severe freshets, and find il very convenient
in a variety of cases where n temporary fence is need
ed. ] used ii the past winter TO enclose q yard of
young cattle and horses, and much TO my surprise, it
suffered no injury whatever-t though an unruly bull
shook his head att, occasionally. have no hesiia-
ton in saying that every farmer should have more or
less oft. UDNEI II. PENNIMAN.
Colchester. July s, AS.
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BOSTON. Il NEW YORK
GDQ@ SVWRDa

Rewbem lBaGShoIder
INOULD inform his friends aad the public tha, he
w has returned from New York and Boston with
the most complete assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cater Boots, all colors,
H,l If Caters do
I" Buskins, do
Welt do
do walking Shoes,
French Kid -rSns and Slips,
White satin shoes,
G~entlemen's Calf Sewed Boots,
KIP pegged do
f" Cowhide do
4" Goat>kin Caters, sow'd e. peg'd
Hastings do
Misses Bootees and Walking Shoes,
Buskins, all colors,
Boys Brogans, pegged, all kinds,
Youths Kip Bustins,
do Bootees, all colors,
That he has brought from New York a prime lo,
of French Calf skins and Oak Tanned Sole
Leather OF a superior quality 20 any ever before Of
fercd in this market. have eiso q first rate Boot
Maker, and a quantity of fashionable Lasts, aud am
fully prepared to manufacture ali kinds OF work to
order IN such a manner as cannot fail TO give full sat
isfaction TO all who may favor me with their patron
age. They will be sold a, the lowest prices for cash.
Burlington, June 81, l945.