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IPRVCNs WEDVCED !.

ME SubscFibeF seeing the great effort made to sell
Goods by Merchants OF this places (not exacrlyin
the regular way, selling off to Close, Sell
iIg@ off az Cost &c. has determined to Sell
his entire Stock Of good Goods at such adscoant for
Cash will Suit his Customers. He also returns his
thanks to his old Customers their very befal patron
though his prices may have seemed his goods upon
impartial examination will satisfy the Customer that
they are worth what they gave There
mems for business men TO and settle here, and
for Country Merchants and those who think doing
business to and purchase from Raleigh. My as
soItment is general one. aafgor no -atef ..soEgs
fs Call at the old place, u ~ T. II. SNOW
July 2, 1S45, sssr.srI. 81 sglaJ - 656-tE
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SELLING OFF AT COST!
FOR Cash. s

- Great bargains TO be Hadl.
HSHE Subscribers having determined to close their
business in Raleigh at the earliest practicable pe-
Eiod. will and after this se their elegant and
extensive
sTocK OF DRY. .GooDS-a ar coSry S
Their Assortment will be found very large embracing
he nesDest and most desy1bEe goods and indeed every
article Usually keptin establishments of the kind
a call. 80 = s.s''s = -
Country Merchants in want Of goods ssto fIi up's
would il greatly their 10 look at
8sg9 10 1Egs - 1l3 RUSSELLH ESKRIDSaE a
.5sy ss4 - 4-g4 Next door aboye r. Smifhss.
June 18th, ls45. - 554-tf
o. Register and Star te
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lCaIdweII Irlstitnfn

0EVFIE next Session ofthe Caldwell Institute
careofthe Presbytery OF Orange, will comret unS
ednesday the 9Th of July in the town Of Hlsboro
Ito which place it has been femoVed1 and will coo
Friday the 2Sih Of November next. ~ ~e Oa
The Faculty of the School consists of Rev. Alex,Dd
Wilson. D. D. President and Prof of the Greek 7 se
guage and Literature Ralph H. Graves A. M Prof "r
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy and John a
Bingham. Prof Of Latin Language and Literature -
BY order of the, Board Of Trustees. .-.
DRURY LACY
g33 q JOHN w. NoRWooD,S commit,..
.et.4 saz N, H. HARDING D. D.
June Is, l845, 554-tm
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Save your Corn CObs & SIlUcls u!
: To the Planters and Miles, Of North

eSEfsa s.sase. sEfg 3ss Carolina. sszs w.. e.
The. undersigned has obtained letters patcnttO
enable common Mill stones toreTocks) now use,
TO grind CORN, COB and SHUCK, into meal
for horses mules, cattle, hogs &C., thereby sarihg
more than one third of crop, which is an impor-
Iant item with planters. The machinery used for
the abov "purpose is simple and durable. and can
not, with fair means. gel out uf order. II will last
as long as the stones last, with an expense OF 3U
cents every five years. 10 enable the common
mill stones 10 grind ear corn into meal, requires no
new buildings or extra power. II can also be aP-
piled TO horse mills, thFeshing machines, gins or
any given power known. The same mill Will
grind one-third more of corn meal by the intro
duction' of this machinery, and can be changed
FROM grinding corn cob, and, shuck 10 grinding
corn meal in the space of thirty seconds. Corn
alone when fed TO stock, is said to be by the most
practical and scientific planters, consipatlng IN us
effects, producing founders, chocs and various
other maladies which are incident to stock. GiInd,
ing co6s and shuck with the makes iood
congenial with their nature, and cannot produce
any of the serious results above mentioned: STOCK,
when fed on corn exclusively, are deprived OF the
benefits of dstension ESQ necessary to the proper
health Of animals,) BY their being unable 10 cal
sufficient bulk to produce Gistension before the
animal becomes gorged. Cobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dIsiension, without
anY,danger Of diseases arising from geres!!ng'
Corn cob and shuck meal is improvt1 Ascalding,
and still more by boiling, and yet MORE by Paril
81 fermentation. ALI the preparations facilitate
ulSesIOu lOt guOSSs Gub uOtScS1 huu
not eat fermented food, consequently :hey will re-
quire il dry or partially wet with cold water;
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with ungTound
food, void much in an undgesIed state, which IS
of course lost for all beneficial purposes
~ Read the suhjoined certificate.
~ The undersigned can be addressed at Ra-
leigh and all calls will be attended to punctualIy
and with despatch by himself or agent.
paAfzasge g p - VIM. r. COLLINS,
r usf1 Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1915.
l. 4 L., haVe
my Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear and
Shuck, consented that he should do so an ex-
pertinent; and am able TO sat than it gTiDds
Corn in the Shpck al The rate Of 30 bushels per
hour and the dressing Of the stones is so impOv-
ed, that il grnds sheIled Corn more than twice as
fast rs before, and by my watch at the rate Of 10
bushels per honr, and the meal finer than usual
deem !; valuable Improvement, and shall Pur-
chase.the right 70 use Il, as il will afford me
speedy way Of feeding my horses and cattle, anu
Z VIM. BoYLAN
Feb 20, i645. 1zbai s'otas eeG 539-ly
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State of North Carolina ) Superior Court
.ss A'n county ae + qa5g9 E9oj'y Ig4sl March
Petition for Partition and
Sale of r cal Estate.
Isaac F. Dorch & others

John DOrcb & others. Sale of Real Estate.
this case It appearing to the Court that John Dorcb
the Heirs at Law Of Henry Dorch the H eirs at Law
ot Polly Ftman the Heirs at Law of Joseph Hines and
Nancy Hnes ElizaEeth Hines Temperanca H;nss a and
Mary Ann Hines the Defendants in this case are non
resldentsit IS ordered that publication be made in the
North Carolina STANDARD for six weeks notifying
that they appear at next Superior Court of Enuv
for the County of Nash at the Court House in Nashville
on the Sd Monday of mer next then and there to
plead and answer. or judgment pro confesso will be
tered upon against them - Witness James Hsr.sar
Clerk Master of SAID Court at Office m Nash:s
the Sd Monday OF March 1s45. q - .1sit9 slA 4
lsfasse, 80 as JAMES HARRISON. = ~ -,
-. I..ss5 .iasRy B. II. BLoUNT. G. N = - =
July 2sda 1915 Pr adv, $5s ~ 1.2 Z 56e-et.
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READ THLSy


DURE Cider Vinegar. a lso ~ hiie Wine Vinegar
= for nice Picking. Call and see. I'd, s1s. =
Rest lalniiv Green Tea Family Flour in half Bar
A General assortment of Good Goods low for cash
or six months Credit If yon want good goods look at
nv Stock before buying elsewhere. Mygo0dsare fresh
and well selected none viii Doubt and fashionable. aud
cannot be bought as low as AUCTION Goods Persons
may rely upon what is said of the above articles and II
not so, they can be refasned ~
OFs1 rlnsers Particular attention given TO Sales
of ysIind of produce sent TO me.t 'rF d. SNOW
July %, 1874. Il eIEn sasss..5 = ,sis oosrtisE
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On poI,hRs REWARD.

RHNAwAY from the subsc living n ssf sss,
ter District, 5. Gu the latter part g ~ as n The
COLLEGES N negfo ss O9s
JACK between Is and ~ years oio, ~ & :
ewes has one Of his chesss cooseo
when spoken answers quick Inc above
o 80 - viii he giTen for his apprehension and COM
;sst =, all so that may get him. Information
he sent to me by directing letter to Spring ROCK
p o. York Districfy s g. ssntl g -,,-s,,,r
.a.rgs sfaf3f $685.
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

TITS now barely two years since the aIRtroduc-
IL tion Of the Lucna Cordial into the United States.
and in that perodit has only spread its usefulness
throughout this hemisphere sustained the vast rep-
tation which it had previously acquired in Europe, but
has also added to the renonofts llustrous by
the unFvalled powers it has been discovered to pos
sessin the ofincpient consumption The knovvl-
edge ofits wonderful inu+nce in renovatDg and nvig-
oraton the human frame first suggested the idea ofusing
il in this and the ultis that medcine has been
added the catalogue for the OF ncpient consump
tion which places the disease with due precauon un-
der the control of the patient Il is scarcely necessary,
at this period recommend the Lucina cordial all
sufficient remedy in of Geet, -Four Albns, difficult
or painful Menstruation, nconnency of Urine and al
diseases arising from debiliiaon ofthe system where
impulse a restorative is wanted; throughout the
United States it has precedence of all other med
cines in such cases. and leaves nothing further to be
hoped frs its cures being speedy project, permanent,
and effected Viiheut pain trouble. '--st -
Fer sale in Raleigh by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
& Co. ....a-- -
August 8, Is45. 662.6m
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COrneIfMs's Celebrated Iard Tomn.

VVNO buy is TO save. This article, now in use aboD,
two years. has been fully tried, and satisfaction piv
One Lamp isequa to SIX Of the best sperm candies
and wilkburn until II O'Clock cost OF three cens
There house in this place that burned six candles
at costsof "a night and calculating 80 night,
at1hree cents per night for 80 nights would be 80 cen
thus making saving OF 81 20 cts. per month.
;.te ss.3g s,.a,4r.s ali Il Il It. H. SNOW.
Raleigh, June 10, 1916. 553.lf
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Book for Lawyers. Magistrates,
80 fa4 PHYSICIANS. &C. sasa

nR. GUYS Forensic Medicine edtedb by DR.. Charles
EV A. Lee. Complete in vol. actavo. This isa COM
prehensve epitome of all that is known in Medical
Jurisprudence, embodying wihna convenieni Compass
all its important facts and princiPles-fustraed by
sufficient number of cases. but not TO such extent as
TO overburden its pages with unnecessary detail 1t
particularly fitted as textbook for Students as we'll as
manual for the practitioner of Medicine Law Con-
else in its statements, simplen its arrangements and
sufficiently ample in illustration, it present claims the
patronage Of both professions, not inferior those Of any
similar work of equal size hitherto published m =
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore corner of
Fayetteville and Morgan Streets Raleigh, N. CO. alo
TURNER & HUGHES,
lae.r soe- easass6 b Publishers Agents
April TO-. -, n 49, 8 - 545 =.
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77-ass IMPORTANI z
tn The Medical Profession.

7s-gsae4 NEW WORK ON PRACTICE.
= ESSAYS ON PATHOLOGY AND THERAaPIEUu- "
BfTICS. being the substance of the course OF Lee-
80. delivered BY Sani, Henry Dickson, "a. 4. >
Preoessor Of the Institute and practice OF MealGlne ~
the Medical College OEtfe State Of Soutn
Also. new Edition EbeAeis RiacticeA with notes
aud addition, by George lellan. "a D M nGis
Tbo Principles and Practice Of Oostetro
;IIns1ated by one hundred ahd fortytwo figures, oy
r.nc;S ri. Ramsbotham; M. d. of the London Hosp-
b.on, Surgery, second Edition, improved and al
tered in Vols -, L. T. rss,,;
Mental MalaIes a treatise hlsGsrity bY E Esq1I-
rol. translated from the orIgtaai win ~
The above New Medical Works. have just come m I 20
hand andare for sale, with many other Standard
% this subject Orders from adistance promptly aen-
GIaa On ~ -.-----sTURNER- 81 HUGHES.
ae" 'O' - Publishers Agents
August 8, 1S45. l.s.iEe 30 s'ei -'-.r Oo@'
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July 3oth 1s45.

THE .uNDERsIGNED having purchased of ~ L..
Slith his entire interest in the late concern,o will
continue the Drug and ApOth+cary Business under
the hrm OF r F. Pescnd, at the old stand, Fayer,e-
vile street. 80 -
have on hand an extensive Stock of Medicines
Pants, &c. dc, 10 which weekly accessons are
beng made, and hope by disposlRg Of them at a
small profit and by deyotng the closest attention to
the wants OF my Customers to merit the coniinu-
ance ofhe, patronage SO Literally bestowed on the
late concern, I.asa .st ...-v Pr. PESCUD.
July S0th 1s45. - -. 56l-lf.
Register and Independent please insert above.
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s1andard Lfterature.

.HUNHE Works of Lord Bacon, complete in 8 volumes.
II The History of Modern Europe by Dr. w. Russell,
and continuation TO the present time by VIM. Jones,
Esq complete in volumes. ,y ae.sssA -
Hallams Literature of Europe in the 18th, 10th and
18th centuries. T ,tsF 4 u
Humes History OF England, in volumes. a
The Works of Lord BoIingbroke. complete in vols.
With many other equally valuable works just received
and for sale at the New Bookstore, by CO seasa
,....ef al sf35zer -s,k o. L. CLEYELAND.1
April Path, 1916. IS e. --rcT 647
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A Magnificent And Cheap work.

Aso the Human Body-by Henry H. Smith NJ D.,
under the Supervision of William E, Horner M. d. in
in large volume imperial Octave. For Sale the
May II, 1916. 5- ,-7e.z 550-ly.
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Summer Afraihg geInents.
BEDS - BEDS! -

MOTION and Shuck Mattresses, very Superior
Mattresses repaired and made equal 10 new. Apply to
the Subscriber, at the ComPany's Silk building, in
the vicinity Of the City, az. j. e. MATHEW:
July 23d, 1915. eEG6zus2i - IS, a''- b59-tL
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PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY. = 4

There tables for single lives, joint lives survivor
ships of two or three lives endow children.
Tables also for ANNUIT1ES both Immediate and de-
ferred. All these tables haze been calculated from
sterling into dollars and cents. ttT
o. All applications for Insurance as above must Be
made to the Subscriber, who prepared to furnish all
necessary information to applicants, thatthey NAV re-
quire' GEORGE LITTLE Agent
Ralef h, July Fl, l846. .ssgq f. .... 66O-St
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A Large lot of SALT and Family Gro
ceres just received and for sale low by the subseri-
ber. a- - I'D. - J0ttN Il. Will hEh.
July End, lsi5s ais oi stf 81 - SS6-St.'
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lSNUF!F IN NSMALL BLAOnPn.

lust Received, superior new article of g..
- Snuff, warranted good, and il not approved D.O'sh
retuERed and the money refunded, price 2S u DO
pound pounds fdrl dollar sale al the cSo per
gar store! Fayettville street opposite City Hall VI
s1ss sesf5saa aSs1 F - KRAUSE & MILLER
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NEW, SHOP. IN RALEIGH
FOR PLATING. G CASTING GUN
SHHHTHHN6a D1ENDNN(S. &C. &cs s.

! SMITHHNG, MENDANG, &c. &cs
TWNHE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has taken shop Morgan street,
next door to the Coach Shop of the late Capt VIM:
Clark, where he will execute all Silver and Brass Plat
ing Carriage Irons old and new, and all other kinds
of plating in the neatest aud substantial manner
and at the shortest notice. the old wayCastng Mill
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmithing and repairing
all kinds of Lock k-mending-Mendng Brass AndLTons,
Shovels and Tongues and Candle StIcks-and all fancy
johs-as cheap the times require, for Cash.
Orders from distance. well as at home, thankfully
received and promptly attended TO-.
Raleigh Mayo, ls46 649-tE
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certiseatcs of
Fackages In the above Splendid Lotteries will receye
ne most prompt attention, and official account of
eGch drotcing sent Immediately after it is over to ali
who order from us-Ad,resS s't9 80 - s17sss, -
2s j. q. GREGORY& & CO. MANAGERs ;1sti
Washington City. d. C.
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fsHAVEl in store one hundred and tvv enty 6vo !.
and halfbarrels Of best family roc and cpt atfelS
for sale low Iol cash only. 'nngS,
Castings, Call on Old Marker second ~ old
b. b. Smiths. JORDAN JVnE9m HG1r IRON
q Raleigh. May 90. 1875. 81 .ifa;5 "oN1HBLE: HsE
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NEW BOOKS.

H1HE Club Room and other Temrerance Tales by
Il T. S. Arthur.
The Knick erbocker Sketch Book.
The Secret Foe and Nan Darrell, By Miss Ellen
Pickering.
The Mirror Library, Handsomely bound. Also, NsS
1 and of the London Lancet. *. asF a.
Just received al the New Bookstore by
~.ftae setfsls'e s.ss'e. o. L. CI.EAVELAND.
June 2nd .t5yes-.gr. IS 9fse. - 652
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PXANO FORTNS. &C.

PIANO FORYES, &C c.
GAINES, RICHES CO, Booksellers and Station.
u ers. Sycamore St Petersburg, Va, keep constantly
for sale at greatly reduced prices Boston (Chckengs)
and New York Piano Fortes, Of superior nish touch
and tone, which they wiiin every to pur
chasers. Also, Books, Statonerys Music and Musical
Instruments, and every oher article usually kept in
such establishments.
Orders from their country friends will be punctually
filled upon very low terms. : ~ta a'a '..
Petersburg. June 5, lS45. afr 65S-1y
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartuership, heretofore existing under the
frm of Slllh and Pescud, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent sa aat e - ks =
Wilhfbe, yiew of closing the business ofthe late
firm as speedily as possible, the Books and ac-
counts have been placed in the hands of w. J.
Clark, Esq for settlement, to whom all persons hav-
ing claims against the late concern will please pre-
sent them for adjustment, and those indebted will
please make Immediate payment.
= % N. l.. STITH,
- - 80 - -. Z pESNI1n q
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INew RooIx.! Ne1v Rooks-.t

New Books New BOOks!tss ls.1
Just Teceired at the Netc Book Store,
VlHE MIRROR LIBRARY, complete in Vol. neat
u Iy bound. " t
YANKEE STORIES. by Judge Hasiburton, (Sam
Slick) with illustrations.
LIFE OF COL. CROCKETT sE#
McCULLOCKS U.hIVERSy4L GAZETTEER, a
Statistical and Historical of
the various countres places, sHd principal natural
objects in the world illustrated with maps. 2 Vols.
Call at the New Bookstore for cheap Books sz +
pm o. l.. CLEVELAND.
April 1s. rs q 547-tE
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FOR SALE.

On liberal terms the House and Lot in the
eastern part of ihe City of Raleigh. belonging ~
Daniel MURRAY. Apply 10 w. & A. STITH.
j Aug. s. la45. A2s 56l-tf
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Law SCHOOL.

THHE undersigned proposes to open Law School in
L the town OF HiIlsborOugh on heffrst day ofJuly
next To young gentlemen who are desrous of engag-
ing in the study OF the Law he will give instruction dur
ing the time he is not necessarily attending his courts
g t. s af2f @zfF tt5f@ J. L. BAILEY.
May 20, lS45. has tzazsstS Trge 656-6t.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Assurance SoctefY of London. 5,


Empowered by Aetiof Parliament sa'r'@
CAPITAL $500 900 STERLING. OR 81, 500 .OOo
NHE following are among the advantages held out by
Id this institution which will be found most advan-
tageous the assu.ed and such rarely offered,
.Vz:r - - E - a,sN1s
The peculiar advantages secured to the assured by the
principle ofthe LOAN Department.
very large sum to be permanently invested in the
United States in the OF three of the Local Drec
tors, Trustees-avaable always to the assured In
cases ofdispued claims, should any such arise. IGs
The payment of premiums, annually, kdy yearly,
quarterly, or monthly.
Thirty days allowed after each payment Of premium
becomes due without forfeiture Of policy
Travelling leave extensive, and liberal; and extra
premiums on the most moderate scale
Conditions in the policy less TO the assured
than usual in cases of Life Insurance. 15Tl<F-
The actual and declared profits (pubshed in success
sive Reports) aoding data for calculations ofhe
value OF the bonus +" in this Institution. >,.t
It's being unconnected with Marine Fire Insurance.
The for life with profits" ogUer than those
of any other foreign Company eecting Life Insurance
in New York. s5as ss-S 5af,- --.'
General Agent for the United States and British North
- , -- .s-.4- ~ .dDleTic1n Colonies 'ft. -
J!lLEANDER STARR, -.e'
.a, Resident in New York
Office a WALL STREET, New York;
Sub .dgent for the State If North Carolina, GEORaE
80. LITTLE, Raleigh. s-aiaz ~ 50:
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!. RegGliG and RSGstGtiOas Cigars.
TUST received superior article ofthe above Cigars,
9D for sale atdhe Cheap Cigar, Store. ...-...---
'a'E 1-'f' '.1'' KRAUSE L MILLER.
q bfi@'a"es Fayetteville Street opposite City Hall
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aPRIM MaG0Ana,ll

~ We are now receiving our supplies az g..
and Summer Goods-amOng. .then iieh sivIe.P ing pg
zarlnes, Lawns, &c.; laFse al of ShoaE
ihcfdding every descfiption; Bonneia and pnOess poss
Call and seee q II. "a 8BADHAlM q CO cas-
March IS, pl845. ,s M fsss sg 41.c
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BeekWffh,a D511-

DeeAkyVfGh's EDiIIs
at The No,tS al; 3Is. this day. and for sale
So, - TURNER & HUeF5Es
@se"sN 80 szsst u USe =
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The admirable system Of Life Insurance which this
Institution has organized and which has such
marked distinction in Europe, has obtained for the
highest favor in America During the short period Of
its establishment in the Uped States, its principles
have won the unqualified approval of many eminent
public confidence in its favor. =a@a sc naa' asSa
Examples Of Rates-tor the .assWonce Of $I00 on a
Single LGfe.E
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NO DHVIsTON or PROEITs.

Perfumery, kc
which have been selected with pecsaf to quail
ify in the best Nofefn markets. the most Favorable
terms and there being divsioD of profits Hereto
fore, am prepared to offer much greater inducements
TO purchasers am determined to keep the pures arti
cles and sell on such terms cannot iar to give en-
satisaeonlo TO all who may be disposed paroniZe
Some Of the leading articles enumerated below
Indigo. best Garaccns,6 H8Spanish Brown, -
g Manilla,e.s. 3 Venetian Red, ,ggs Il f5a43
Madder, Dutch. Pat Black, sne
French, Crome Green,
in stick kand bh1G Parie = ssfS
Redwood. l3sfi't atcst Cfome Yellow, seas atS =
Fusticsas ys4fs5 asii "eu g = aRed,g ysssfi3sssP
Camwood, g Lamp Oil, z4sas sass,
Sanars, 80 Linseed do
White Lead, dry and in oil, Tannefs' do. s' 5ee's
Red Lead, af - IrfnWe Soaps, great variety,
Bl,ks - afgssfgf S." Brushes. all kinds, ssf1
Verdigris. - g g. Copal Varnish, s. f-zst,a 4
Salt Petre, Coach - fssx 49,
Castor Oil, in bbls and bots Japan 6 go 80
sssfa it. Window Glass, fforz x1O
Sweet Oil, s. .efast trase. to l6X "a, - sfGfis ~
Quinine, Epson Salts, Snuffs, ali kinds, ~ rs
Saleratus, ,s,,ia f,ss sa. Cigarss 1s; ,4--e1ti{
Blue Stone, Chewing Te3acco.
go 81 . aesif.tzse a7Ea >seP F. PESCUD.
NJ B. Prescriptions tup at dit hours by careful and
well experienced persons. sDt PIP
August IS, 1S46.. ss4fa e,g.s/ Isis b64tu.
Register and Independent copy. -s1.s.s,s5EE
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o. No attention GCiH be paid to ann order atkess
the money accompanies it.
Or Those desiring complete copies of the Congress.
ional Union and and Appendix, will please send as their
names previous to the first day of December next.
1c- We will willingly pay the postage on all letters
sent to containing Fire Dollars and wards Other
letters directed u.s. with the postage unpaid aru NOT
be taken outofthe Office. .0'F
NEwsP APERs throughout the country. who will
Pupsh the above prospectus until the meeting of Con-
gress will rsceivs, return the Coneressons 6ion
during the session - @772ts--t S'-o'
Washingtops August !. lsG = = = : : n5ssS 5ss4tf
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Whole Tickets 920-E1alf sIo-ouarter q,
Eighth S2 so. si'i
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sEs 7. 1-aslA 20 Re Tor sale at this Omce.-sc