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 against kD h. la. issued irOm ihe Watson X GodhoId Cireut Court of the United States, for the Southern District of Alabama, and to me directed will sell for cash in front of rhe United States Court Room, the first Tues lay, 7th January next 1915, between lhe hours of l2 o'clock noon and 4 o'clock P. M, the following described lands situated and lying in Mobile county, 10 wit - the southeast section 10, township 2, range east. containing l60 acres. Also, the east ], southwest 1 section 10, township 2. range east, containing 80 acres Also, the southeast or subdivision 4, frac- tonal section :, toWnshp2, range ? east, contain ing l32 50.l00 acres, east of ihe Alabama rHer, situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama ,Ithe same having been levied "n as the property of James D. Godbold to satisfy the above mentioned fl. (a.
 WM. HAMPSTEAD, U. 5 M.
 dec6 5tds Bye CUTLER, D. NJ. IJ-The above sale is postponed unlil the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. NJ. jans 33tds By c. CUTLER, Dep. Mar.
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|CIDER-4e bbIs new, jus, received and for sale
 " jaoo bysIAI JONES.
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The above Goods are all fresh, made of the best materials. of superior workmanship and are but d small proportion of lhe stock hand and of n- voices to arrive.
 Catalogues will be in readiness previous to the sale. Sale positive. Terms cash
 2000 cases at Private Sale of every variety and style be found in he market, at lhe lowest cash prices.
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\ lBERAL Advances on Cotton shipped to hls lI friends in New York and Havre, made by
 decl0tfB A. BELLOC, 32 St. Michael-st.
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A DVANCES-Llberai advances made on ship- "A ments uf Cotton to New-Orleans by
 ,anl3 F. W. Mccoy co.
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EASHMERES AND MQUSLIN DE LANES V al unprecedented low' prces.--1BANlELS & BRADY, corner of Dauphin and Water-sts.. have this day reduced the prices of their Cashmeres and Mouslin de Laines. The Following are the styles, the fJImer and present n,ices:
 R,ch de Lainrf, all wool-iorne prices Toe, pres
 ent prices 5Oc.
 Choce Pompadour syles-former prices sl, pres
 ent prices 62tc.
 New and elegnul Burgundy shades-forIner prices
 ssl l2t, present prices 75c.
 Cashmere d'Ecose, first quality-former p ices
 62kc present prices 50c.
 together with large lot to be sold from 20 37ac. The above Goods we'll worthy the attention of purchasers, they the and most fashion, able styles and al from 20 to 5O per cent under the cost of importation.
 D. & B. would also advise the public that they have made considerable reduction their entire stock. janlI
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A DVANCEs ON COTTON consigned to our "A friends in Liverpool, Havre, Hamburgh and New-York, will be made by
 dec25 JAMES MAGEE & CO, 66 Com-st
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' IBERAL Advances made upon consignments of lL Cotton to Providence, R. l. by
 jan9 E. M. SAGER, St. Michae-st.
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A DvANCES ON COTTON shipped to Messrs. "A Barring, Brothers O., Liverpool, or 10 Msssrs. Goodhue & Co.,, New-York, made by
 dec24 ARCH'D GRACIE 26 St Francs-st
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A DANCES ON COTTON-We will make "A liberal advances on Cotton shipped to our friends in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Liverpool jan4J BEERS & SMITH.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscribers "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consign- ed to c. DELLINGER, EsQ. New York.
 nov25 F. W. Mccoy & co. a5 Com.-st.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscriber "A will make advances on Cotton to Liverpool, Glasgow, and New York.
 nov7 D. WHEELER, 28 St. Mchael-st.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-Lberal advances "A made on Cotton, for sale in this market, or for shipment to our friends in Liverpool, New York or New Orleans. E, L. ANDREWS & co,
 decl2Emo corner Com. Front and St IOuis-sts
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A DVANCES will be made on COiIon consigned "A to the friends of the subscribers in Glasgow or Liverpool (nov23J JAMES REID co.
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A DvANCES made on Cotton shipped to New "A York or Liverpool by
 oct2l E. c. CENTER & CO
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A DVANCES-Liberaladva advances will he made or "A consignments our friends in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Richmond and New Orleans by
 oct23 JAMES SANDS & co.
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Fashionable Winter Clothing. STANTON & BROTHER are receiving per bark S Vernon, from New York, in addition to their former supply, large and fashionable assortment Clothing, consisting in part of
 Black, Blue and Olive Frock and Dress Coats Beaver. Pilot, Cloth & Cassimere Business Coats Tweeds and Sattinet do do do Cloth. Beaver Cloth and Flushing Overcoats Full and ] circle Cloth Cloaks
 Fancy and plain Cassmere and Sattinet Pants Velvet, Satin and Cashmere Vests
 Beaver. Cassimere and Silk Hats
 Genllemen's and Youths Cloth Caps. Together with general assortment of Hosiery |, Scarfs, Stocks, Gloves, etc which we will sell at the lowest possible terms, at No 20 Dauphin street janS
 nRY GOODS-The subscribers have in store 1| and offer for sale reasonable terms-40 pack ages of Dry Goods, consisting off
 Kentucky T~iIls and Jeans; do Plans Striped Kerseys; mixed Satinetts
 Mixed Kentucky Jeans: brown do do Plaid Linseys; Waterloo do
 Indigo blue Denims; printed Velvets GA Parisiennes; Mouslin de Laines
 Grape Chusans; fancy Prints
 Madder Prints, fast colours
 Twied Dufil Blankets; Mackinaw do 60x78 Granir do 8 pounds, for sale by
 EDW. c. CENTER & CO.,, jan11 corner Cont and Commerce. -sts.
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' LIBERAL ADVANC CES made on consigaments AL of Cotton to Boston by
 nny29 T. H. CHEEYER, 40 COmmerce st.
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fglHE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to II make liberal advances Cotton shipped 10 heir friends in New York, Providence and Boston.
 oct9 WHITAKER g. SAMPSON.
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II AW NOTlCE-The undersigned will practice ll Law in the Circuit Courts of Monroe, Clarke, Washington and Baldwin counties, and in all the Courts in Mobile.
 He offers his services to defendants in criminal cases. tjan9Kmol PERCY WALKER.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON.--The subscriber "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned to his friends in Liverpool.
 oct1S GEORGE MARTIN.
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NOTICE-All persons having claims against the W School Commissioners of Mobile County, are requested to present them within thirty days from this date to the Secretary of the Board.
 ianlO Fl. STiCKNEY Sec'y. .
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DOARDING-Several gentlemen can be accom- l-k modated with Board and Lodging, and larger number with Board only, at No. 5l Dauphn street, second door below Royal, by
 noy2O 24Otf MRS WORSHAM.
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A DVANCES on Cotton consigned to Messrs. "A Brown, Shipley & Co.,, Liverpool, or Brown, Brothers & Co.,, New York, will be made by
 oct7 GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr.
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FOX LINERPOOI..
 EEAN The SUSAN E. HOWELL. has l94O bales S4E2of cotton on board, and wants 36O bales to complete her cargo, and will have immediate des. patch. For freight, apply to Cap: Bailey or to ian10 GEO MARTIN.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON--The subscriber "A will make liberal advances cotton consigned to Messrs. W. A. & G. MAXWELL & Co.,, and Messrs. FLETCHER, ALEXANDER & Co.,, of Li- verpool. Also, on shipments to his friends in New York. (nov20l T. McGRAN. 34 St Michael-st.
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North Carolina institution
For T,I1e Deaf and Dumb.

THIS Institution will be opened for the reception Of
l. Pupils about the 1st of May next in the City OF
Raleigh Pleasant and commodious buildings have been
obtained and is earnestly desired that all persons haV-
ing children friends who Of this unfortunate class,
will use all practicable means to have them here as near
the time of opening the School as possible.
For the present. Pupils will be received at any age be-
tween eight and thirty. The Pupils will live in the
same house with the Pncipsl and his family and will
be at all times under his and direction-The female
Pupils will be under the special of the wife of the
Principal and the Maron and the utmost attention will
be given and aken to the comfort, and hap
piness, we'll the improvement of all the Pupils
The terms for the Session of ten months will be one
hundred and sixty dollars for Board, Washing and Tu
ition including the necessary Books and all expenses
except Clothing and Medical atendance-payable, ono
half semi annually in advance. ... .
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured, as
the number OF Pupils may require. The precise time o
opening the School will be mentioned in future Adver
tisement.
All Communicatons the subject Of the Institution
addressed to WESTON r. GAL Es, Esq. Raleigh (posa
paid after the lst of April to the Principal will be
attended to promptly.
All applications for admission for Pupils, whose Pa
rents are able to support them either in full in
part should be made to His Excellency, Gov. GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board
WILLIAM D. COO KE, Principal.
Feb 2, Is45. 535-tE
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LS1ate.of N. Cnrollna. GranviIle coanty.


o. ia5E Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Z.
~ Is sos February Term, A. ID. 1916.
R & R. H. Kingsbury, VIM. Russell. Original At:
s tachment levied upon negro man Damon, and VIM.
Fleming, Micajah B. Fleming, Al Veazey and m.
Eyans s0mm0Red as GarDishees.3 ;@aa st1i - I2Eta
VIM. g. McClanahaTl vs.. The Same. Original Attach
ment levied upon Def man Damon, and w. Fleming.
NJ. B. Fleming, Al: Veazey, VIM. Evans and Rich d
Wortham garnisheed. ai,..e s-7,s,aarH ~ - fa-
r. NJ g. D. c. Herndon, vs.. The Same. Original At
tachment levied upon negro man Damon, and VIM.
Fleming, NJ. B. Fleming, A. J. Veazey and VIM.
Evans summoned as Garnshees. ..e..3 i.rs :fs
j. D. s. C.. Ors5orn, vs. The Same. Original Attach
ment levied upon one Barouch and harness. x,
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that m
RUSSELL the defendant in the foregoing Attachments,
resides beyond the limits Of this State: Ii is therefore
ordered that publication be made for six weeks success
siYeY in the North Carolina Standard, printed IN the
city of Raleigh, for the said VIM Russell to be and ap
pear before the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
be held for the county of Granville, at the Court House
in Oxford on the first Monday of May next, then aud
there plead repevy otherwise, judgment 1nal
will be rendered against him, and the property levied
upon and the amounts the hands Of the Garnshees
condemned subject to Plaintiffs recoveries
Witness James M. Virgins clerk of said Court, at Of
fee in Oxford, the first Monday of February, 1S45
s1 - JAS. M. WIGGiNS, Cl'k.
(Pr. adv. 50 O0) 5s... 80 542-6t
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PLANTERS HOUSE.
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

The sale of that VALUABLE LOT, situated
next below the Market-house in Raleigh, belong
ing TO the estate of Mathew Shaw late of said
City, containing seventy by two hundred and ten
feet, will be made by the trustees appointed by his
County Court week in May next, the 10th day of
May next, at the premises, between the hours of
eleven o'clock in the forenoon and one O'Clock in
the afternoon.
1t will be offered for sale in three parts, so as 70
form three lots pIats of ground each sixty feet
by seventy, with a lane CT alley between each one
and the market lot, so that each one of the lots
shall have building front and alley opposite 10
the market lot aad the alley in front TO be kept
open free for the common of the owners Of
these three lots and the public.
A credit of 6 and IL months will be given for
the purchase money-and bond with approved Sc
curity required previous to delivering deed.
JAMES s MATHEW SHAW, Trustees.
Raleigh, 29th March, 1915. 543-ts.
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"AVING obtained letters patent for grinding up
LII Corn Cob and Shuck, in the ordinary Grist Mill
now in Use take this method OF informing M the public
thory that shall hold all such persons who may either
construct any mill OIL mills upon the principle of
my PATENT responsible under the patent laws of the Uni
in this State, and would notify the public that have
disposed of the patent right for this State to Maj VIM F.
COLLINS of this Ciy-excepting two counties, Halifax
and NOrthampton-and it would be we'll for all who wish
to avail themselves of this valuable and saving improve
ment, to always advise with him upon the subject before
having their mills altered unless they satisfied others
acting under his authority This addition of grind
ing up the shuck thoroughly, is invaluable refer the
public to Maj. COLLINS publication in newspaper form
and hand-bills, for particulars, SC.
E. A. KNOWLTON.
Raleigh, Feb. lS, IS45. 537-tE
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A SDendid Work.

AKcCULLoCH' UNIVERSAL G.aZETTEER:
NL Dictionary, Geographical, Statistical, and His
torica of the various Countries, Places and Principal
Natural Objects in the World, by J. R. McCulloch,
ESQ; in which the articles relating the United States
have been greatly multiplied, extended and adapted to
A. M late President of the University of Vermont. II
extensive and accurate information with respect to the
present condition ofthe world is desired, is believed
that this great work. with its Improvements, will afford
the opportuntI of obtaining it with least possible
pense time trouble, and means: and that it will be
source of extensive improvement and qualification to
many minds
: For sale at the North Carolina Book Store.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
March &c. 542.
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A LARGE STOCK or
tSlsqle7.iO1' Fd11tiEu Groceries,

TUST received, and for sale, at low pFcess py me
q Subscriber such SUGARS, OF all QUALITIES santa
Cruz Porto Rico, and New Orleans. COFFEE-yava,
I.aguira, and Rio. PepPer-grain and ground, SPlce
and Cn1er Teas Molasses Rice, Flour and Salt Ba-
con and Lard all Of which will be sold low Ior Oash
Also in the Grocery line-Caadles, Soaps, indigo.
Starch Shot, of all sizes, Powder, Caps Nails oi All
sizes and very large lot which shall be sold as low as
any house in Raleigh will sell them. large lot OF
IRON of all sizes Trace Chains, Castings Pots, Ovens
Spiders Skillets, Tea Kettles Curry Combs, SPaoes'
Shoyels and Forks large lot OF Sole Leather Frying
Pans all sizes White Lead, and many other articles
Dry Goods. Calicoes, ofthe latest styles ana oi
all coors Muslins, Ladies' latest style Collars ana
Uandke erchiefs BIacR Silk Handkerchiefs, PONCE oos
White do. Ribands, all colors, Spool Thread, Tape
White and slack Flax Thread colored and black Sewing
Silk Tuck and Side Combs, Dress Combs, Bonnet Wre
Stockings Mems Cotton and Silk Handkerchiefs, Me
Socks; Eyelets, metal and ivory, Pins, Buttons, all
qualities Fans, Silk Braid, all colors Thread Mlts
black Kid Gloves, SuspendeTs, Apron Checks. Cam
bricks Scotch Ginghams, Russian Diaper large lot OF
bleached and unbleached Shifting, Table Diaper Brown
Linen Pantaloon StuJ, and many other articles IN The
Dry Good line. -s'- .s.... .,
A large lot of Hardware. Knives and
Forks Pocket Knives Hinges and Screws, all qualities
and prices Stock and Pad Locks from the very oes 10
the most common Files, of all qualities Iacks OF all
numbers; Iron aud Steel Squares III Colee WINS
Backing and Brushes ofsuperor quality; Sers Cotton
Cards. Scissors, Iron and Brass Snufers, OF an eXee"
lent quality Table and Tea Spoons, Spice MortarS,
Looking Glasses, and many other articles such as Shoe
KNIVES, AwI blades, sc. Sc
A large lot OF cheap CrOckery. Plates,
all sizes Cups and Saucers, large Iot Bowls Ficnes'
Chambers, Dishes, and Common Tumbers, al OF which
will be sold low, as they were bought low
Straw Hats. Of all qualities and prices
All ofhe above Goods will be sold low for Cash. and
my stock of Groc ls very heavy am
please all who will call and examine the artcles 1ol
know they are not inferior TO any in Raleigh. -,
~ JOHN r. Whitaker
March 81, 1915. 64S-4w.
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Horse Stolen.

WAS stolen. on the night of the 26th ipstart e.
my resdeI ce in Person county, my horse ron ron
die, bride and martingals The horse is bay sao-
old, about five feet three inches high of fine .n years
high head. PAGES when forced and bi"Sa
than common horses the top of his rump the sIr
is old one, has been covered with blue br.SIie uie
which is torn off except around the edges snafD IN
ring bit bride, black leather and extra half rein ~
with old pair of martingaIs, have been 10 ue
sewed together with a waxen' end. Ne ana
have no doubt but that the said horse W; stolo L.,
young man named James Winn, about IS years of
smooth face, little or no beard long hair rabor Je'
spoken and speaks something of the northern iSn SO"
ordinary height and chunky built weighs abopt
hundred and forty fifty pounds He had on b2 one
Kentucky Jeans coat, worn through on the elbow,
under the arms, pair of Cassinet pantaloonS ana
mixed color about half worn and an old hat Ivhoh E
the appearance Of being wool but ur oleabv S ss
brim. 'OJ vide
will give twenty dollars reward for the snn,obo,.
of the thief, or delivery ofthe horse fP' 'NeHSOh
D,, n 10 ,s- F. TOWNSEND.
90 1885,
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WILL be sold at the Court House door in the town
w of Fayetteville, Cumberland comfy, North Car
olina, the first Monday in May next, the following
tracts of Land, much thereof will pay the
due for the year 1s43, and cost of advertising witt
224 acres, Labon Dudy, Lelland's creek
200 do William Holder, Fish creek
100 do George Holder, jr. Upper L. river
100 do Jacob Holder, do do
100 do There Holder, do do
6S do Daniel Mcdonald, Campbell's creek
100 DO Malcom Smith, waters of Juniper
100 do do do waters of Upper L. river
125 do Drewey Stewart, Cedar creek
462 do Maderson Turner, Campbells creek
80 do John Wilson, Lelen's creek -.r
200 do Henry Johnson, Dry creek
178 do do do Long branch
eco do do do for heirs of Ben johnson,
.105 do Thomas Young, Black river r
40 do Nicholas Bryant, Daniels Shaw
13S S-4 James Colvi!, Black river -.
$50 do do do for estate of VIM. Cclvl,
joins D Shaw and others
15O do do do for estate of VIM Colv,
=. ..r joins Lovet Royals and others
l5O do do do for estate of VIM Colvl,
40 do do :. do for estate of WIN coIvil. on
-.... Stewards creek
Sc do do do for estate of VIM Colvii,
joins Lovet Royols
55 do do do for estate of WIN Colvif,
200 do Etheldred Moore, Black river
100 do Briant Morgan, do
so do Alex. Norris, do nr
IS do John Smith, jr do
200 do Everett Branch, Pond branch
Jessee Branch, Mill creek
200 do Darlin Deem, Parker's creek
so do Jackson Johnson, Shuffe's branch
John Dupeey, Middle Prong
ALEXANDER Johnson, Shf
By H COFIELD, Dep Shf
March IL, ls4s (Pr adv 81 oo) S42-4t
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Save your Corn CObs s. Shucks -!
To the Planters and lNiIkers Of North
Carolina.

Carolina.
The undersigned has obtained letters patent to
enable common Mill stones (or rocks) now in use,
to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK, into meal,
for horses, mules, cattle, hogs, &C. thereby saving
more than one third of crop, which is an mper--
tant item with planters. The machinery used for
the above purpose is simple and durable; and can
not, with fair means, get out of order. 1t will last
as long the stones last, with an expense Of so
cents every five years. To enable the common
mill stones to grind ear corn into meal, requires NO
new buildings OF extra power. 1t can also be ap-
piled to horse mills, threshing machines, gins OF
grind one-ihird more of corn meal by the intro
duction of this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and shuck to 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 constpating in its
effects, producing founders cholics and various
other malades which are incident to stock Grind
ing coSs and shuck with the corn makes food
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 distension $50 necessary to the proper
health of animals by their being unable to eat
sufficient bulk TO produce 6istension before the
animal becomes goFged. Cobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dIstension, without
any danger ef diseases arising from oVereating.
Corn cob and shuck meal is improved by scaIding,
and still more by boiling, and yet more by parti
al fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
digestion for hogs. But horses and mules will
not eat fermented food, consequently :bey will re-
quire it dry partially wet with cold water.
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with unground
food, void much in an undigested state, which is
of course lost for all beneficial purposes.
% Read the subjoned certificate.
~ The undersigned can be addressed at Ra-
leigh, and all calls will be attended to punctuaIly
and with despatch by himself or agent.
VIM. F. COLLINS,
.a .a Raleigh, Feb 90, 1945
Having been solicited by Maj Collins 10 have
my Mill adjusted 10 grind Corn in the Ear and
Shuck, Isconsented that be should do so as an ex-
pertinent; and l am able to saJ that it grinds
Corn in the Shuck atthe rate Of 80 bushels per
hour; and the dressing of the is so improv-
ed that it grinds shelled Corn more than twice as
fast as before. and by my watch at the rate of Is
bushels perhOur, and the meal finer than usual. /
deem it a valuable improvement and shall pur-
chase the right to use It, as it will afford me a
speedy way Of feeding my horses and cattle, and
save much thereby.
Feb. 90, Is45. 63s-Iy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UNHE greatest and most extensive variety, calculated
TO s1it Classical and common Schools, consisting
partly Of Arithmetics Biographies Histories. Mathea
ticaI works. Latin and Greek Gfammars, and also En-
glsh Grammars, Greca Majoros, Xenophons Greek aud
Latin Readers CssaFs SalIust, and Gicero's Horace,
with great variety of Others which will supply at
very reduced prices All orders from abroad thankfully
received and promptly attended to, by ~ a5.
- 90 - TURNER HUGHES.
Raleigh June 26, 1914. 5O4-ly.
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To the Medical Profession.
March &c.

"URNER &, HUGHES, would respectfully
IL beg leave TO call the attention of Gentlemen
of the above Profession, TO the subjoned list OF
new and valuable Works, and solicit their orders
for the same, viz:
Anatomical Atlas, BY Smith & Horner, imperial
volumes, near $50 Figures.
Alison's Outlines of Pathology, in VOL, 70.
Brigham on Mental Excitement and Cultivation,
New Work.
Chapman on Thoracc and Abdominal viscera,
l volum.
Do on 'Fevers, Dropsy, and Gout, in vol, 8
volumes.
Carpenters Human hysiology.
Sir Ashley Cooper on Hernia, with plates, fNew
Edtion)
Ditto on the Tests and Thymous Gland.
Condie on Diseases of Children, in vol.
Churchill on Females
Ditto Midwifery.
DruitI's Modem Surgery.
Ferguss0n's Practical Surgery.
Graham's Chemistry.
Hope on the Heart.
Miller's Surgery. .-.~..
Lawrence on the Eye.
Miller's Physiology.
Taylor's Medical jurisprudence.
GUYS do. do.
Watson's Principles and Practice of Medicine
Williams Pathology.
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Mclntosh's Practice Of Medicine, by Morton.
Cooper on Dislocations and Fractures.
Also, all the works of Drs. Devices, Horner,
Eberle, Dunglinson, and Others with all the new
works as they are issued from the Press,
Orders from distance, thankfully received and
TURNER & HUGHES,
Publishers Agents.
Raleigh, March 10Th. Sally.