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Raleigh. Mag 8, ls4s.
FOR. SALE OR RENT, !.

4 - TWO splendid new Houses andiots
aT4TA on Hillsborough street, leading from
&tN 4 sH the Capitol 10 the Seminary aud about
half way between the twos One house
is thirty feet by eighteen with alpartitioR in the
middle; with four rooms and two fire places, one
above and below, and portico 10 'front.'. The other
is forty feet by twenty with ten foot passage
above and below, making all the rooms private,
each of which, has good and comfortable fire pla-
ces, and has poriico in front. There is attached
10 each of the houses a good kitchen, smoke house
and dairy &c. and nearlythsse quaFtersSof sA acre
belonging to each LOT, and undera new-plank fence
with paing n front. Both OF the houses are nice
Iy finished and painted both inside and out; also
the out houses and paiiing. There is deciGedly
the best well of water iR-or about the Cily, conve
nient 10 the use Of both lots. This is given uPto
be the most pleasant and healthy part of the city:
Any person wishing to purchase, ORIENT, will make
application to the subscriber, = G9tE ,.a.+<'
=o.,.5.s5r A. >GI DRAKE
Raleigh, N. c.. March 10, ts45. 541-tf. :.
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So More Punch.,,

WNRE labors of HERcuLEs, by Punch with ten
IL illustrations, price 25 cts. - ~ -.
HeatIlen MytlloIOgy, BY s'Pqnch, I" with ten il
lustrations, price 25 cts Also, 60 .s -
MRS Peck's Puddilg," by Tom Hood.
"a Humorous Paper, ,'by Charles Dickens.
A Dram;l1ic sketch, by Sir E, L. Bulwer.
I'd part of The Comic BlackstOmes
1 Phil Purcell. and other stories OF Ireland, by
Mr. Carlston author Of The Poor Scholar, &C. pFics25
cents. - -l-..-S-l t-tnrs ..-s=ft - - ;
The above for sale at the North Ca4olina Book
Store corner of Fayetteville and Morgan Streets, a-
laleighN. c.. -l'..,r..- TURNER'S HUGHES
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BOOK RINnING.

DLANK BOOKS of every description manufactured
ID at the shortest notice. and all kind OF Books bound
at the shortest notice. Also great variety of Paper,
Letter and Cap, and Stationery at very feduced prices
for saleat the North Carolina Book Store -
-, s..-.-t-.. TURNER &aHUGHE&
Raleigh, N C.. June rs, 1874. -, =. 504-ly.
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Are the greatest discovery ever made for dspelng The
various Kinds of SO frequently and distress ss.
ingy annoy and adults. From the sPa.o4
sure in recommending to the pulf Hull Worm Lozen
ges the best BeFtn Inedieiae sextant ChlloIe IT,
eat them ey-Weuld cAndy and cry for them nU
parents say, do not be without these LOzenges Ae
time, you value the lives of your children, q a-
Alsra nm NHWTW
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New Book. ! New Rooka,,

Jast recessed al the Ne0 Book lStsre, - n.
ME MIRRoRlLIBRARY, ,completei in Vol neat
,1-tyEoounQ.stEE oS ,3ssI .scts1E11S fEsfi'5 -
F-1ssy1EE SdoRIESsEby Judge Halliburton. (Ssm
LIE OE,COkaCROGKRT f5sa dJrEs "A
JMcCULLOGR5Ss UyNfVERSAI c,azz,1s1l,sz..,, :.
Dictionary Geographical Statistical and r :
he various countries, places, and principaI natural
So1echs S IN tne world illustrated with maps vols
Cali at the Bookstefsf for cheap Books -
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New Goods New GOOds:! D
SPRING ANN SUMMEA
-.s,.G .-,ee.- q lS45o ~ 2-s"t>- So
RUSSELL & ESKREDGE

1 To- . ---rV - - " AC6OO
RUSSELL & ESKREDGE
U oULD respectfully informthe citizens of Raleigh
w and the public generay that they have received
their elegant aud we'll selected supply Of
Foreign and American Dry Goods,
to which they invite the attention of heads of families
ana Others being well assured thai their stockc
be surpassed in this section of the Sate either for yarIe
ty cheapness. We yenUmerae Gin part only) as fol
lows ~. -.a- --.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Merino Jeans, Fancy Tweeds
Brown and Grass Linens, Indigo and Linen Drills
sAmerican Nankeens, Lama~ClOths, Ganbroons, &C.
-SBieaehed and brown Cettons, ,IBedtlck kngJ Apron
checks, Buraps, Virginia Oznaburgs, Northern Plada
and Stripes, black and coiored Cambrics, sc.
Jaconett Cambrics; Cambria Muslin; Checked, Book
Swiss Medium and Lace Musns; Bishop and Long
Lawns; Bobbinett, Swiss and Cambria Trimmings and
Insertions; Grecian Netts Thread Cambrics; Jaconet
and Furniture Dimity; Corded, Grass and dHeghGHi0
Skirts; green Barsges block Thule, mourning Veils,
&c. 1s-' .f'" - - 20 .
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Rich and magnificent Silks; elegant Balzorines and
Bafages; new style Charloteens; French Lawns; Tar
Iaton Musiins; Alpaca Lusres; Organdie and Gpgham
Lawns; Earlston and Manchester Ginghams, SC; with
excelteu assortment of Mourning and Half Mourning
goods, comprising every style and fabric: -
SIlaWls, scarfs, Hosiery, &c. &c.
Splendid Silk, Barage, Chally and Mousln de Laine
every Kind, great variety. large lot Of
Furniture GaIicoes, very cheap. Kid, silk thread and
cotton Gloves; Picnic, Lisle, Bugle and Silk Mitts;
Linen Cambria Handkerchiets Bonnet, Neck and Cap
Ribbons Toilet Covers rd-Eye, Russia and Hucka-
back Diapers Brown and Damask Table Cloths Mos
quito N etts Hair Brushes; Toilet Combs and indeed
every article usually kept in similar establishment
o. Purchers wilt please erGmine our Goods, before
supplying themselves elsewhere
, NAV l4th, 1915. 54e-tf
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CAPlTAL 100000.
Raleigh Classical, MathematicaIa and
Military Academy. r."E.

h6AkGASA OAGASSACSAAS MALhCAAASA AASASACAA NMNa
e Military Academy.
-f.'a Classical Department,
-. - It FH2 JIM. LOVEJ0Y
-. Mathematical and yRiiitGyy Department
* W. F. .DISBROW.
THE year will be divided into two Sessions of five
months each the first Session beginning on the first o
January, and the second Session, the first OF MY
Il is the design of the NPreceptors, that this Insttu
lion shall be surpassed in the advantages afforded fol
acquiring thorough English Classical and Mathematical
Education. s.as a-s - - -- =
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Glass any
College in the United States. % .5..... ~ "a r.
TERMS OF TUITION. = 95p.
For English and Mathematical Studies,. ~
per Session, $40 w
For Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and
Italian Languages, per Session.. $50 oO
Military Tactics taught to the Pupils free OF extra
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies of a
lower Glass; paying only for the studies of the Glass to
which they belong. ...-
Raleigh, January ls46. t,4.-s' sss-6m.
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
-reF e'a- EVER RECORDED t9f1

AADDONFIEbDs Nd. Apfll 29p IS4S.
On about the 18th day Of October. 1871 MAS taken
With violent pain in the sde near the liver, which
tnued for about 1--WE days and BY the break
ing Of an ulcer abscess, nwardly which relieved the
pafr little, but caused throw up great qua nifty
Of offensive natteF and also much blood Being greatly
alarmed atths,I applied TO- physician, h he said he
though he coudo bntlittle for exceptgive some
MeretyY PHs which refused totake ,feelng satisfied
that they could do me 30 good many other Fsmeies
were then procured by my wife and friends but did
any good-end the discharge Of blood and corruption
still continued every few days, and at last become of
fensiVe that could scarcely breathe. Fwas seized
with violent cough which times caused me to faise
much blood than had done beforehand my disease
continued in this way, still growing until Febru+
ay, when all hsne Of my recovery wasyen up, and my
At this moment, when my life was appa-
renty drawing near Its close heard of DIR. fStaFS s
RaIsana OF Wild Cherry, and got bottle which
only three bottlesof this nedicine, All my pains
and splitting Of blood and corruption
entirely soppedg and in few weeks nay health, wass
far restored as 70 enable to work at trade (Which
is carpenter and up 70 this time have spjeyed good
= Hae9 u sa eoos ssspts Tf55m NnssssS
COUNTY N j., S. sE ~ sgTFif7ee- ~
PeSsonaIF came before me- the subscribers, of the
Justices ofthe Peace in ao for the saidc6an Thcnas
CozeRs. and being duly affirmed accurding ssait
the above statement isin all things true - tx sxg
Affirmed before me on the 20th dayof April 1s43 ii
saebis the "a I success s ofths
g NATURES FAVeuRITE ,PREscRI1e4
Ae@FP ~ - ., Il HON -S tt+stgs -
SS5 psPsSs
0hature ed ia for wise
many who EnoW nothing efahe de9ef s Preparation
ar endeaHcnringfo reaPFacuniAEs benefits bssehing
article similar name, in appearance orby repressh
ting their ewutrashSast superior tathd BAHEAA1 sDrhy
putting up mixture and solsmn asseyentipg that is
lnPeEtsd Een foreign eaqptry pet the ease.
Ali these deceptive arts 60 70 show that w fstan s
8aAsa m IS known to the world to be- sERHE
GREAT KEmEDYs1 aRd that TO sen any ymixtnEe |
i must be hke this q name ptrPort tobe like in
EsEi91l5 SS5h57fz Eef % 81 f-fsStl
OozBelieEe not thazeunzingiy sErodgh fabrfeafIon
md take oRl,As iaaf oands gAauine NV1StarlS
8alsam Of Wild Cherry,
,na No QTHERa CA NJ Be Id dKEfit Ts3aia
Addressailofdefs tsI NAG ARITFS Mo- 50 st
NeWKdfh's len a22od Agentsli4n sd 10 2'f1 is2sss
- - s''s ss9srfL TIA co,.s,a
'SYo z6 lso1 ~ = '3le tsl JeAq
sal,o yyfILfAsI.I iGJEA1sIkss@asse - ssse1E = /:
Il AEEORHEK Al LAEVyesz Z
vzs4 IA n szsos aed sIsfifs Hga1efsIEs .eEt.E
NsA Jtsak sssia aso= fot Hsat 7'7sI ssefs ~ 4
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NOTICE.

lust received, and receiving by every arrival of tn
- Cars, direct from New York, large selection o
fashionable
n Nfav Dry Goods, :
Ready made clothing the latest asion Ladies' bon
latest style; artificial flowers; so dozen fur anc
Palm-leaf legoFn, and ofheE kinds offasTonable hats
6oys caps; umbrellas, parasols shaaes neck ties
stocks, neckhandkerehiefs and oilclofhs 500 pair Of
genlemens and ladies' and misses and chdrens shoes
slippers and beetssome very fine. "A large assert:
Family Groceries,
Molasses, Vinegar, Hardware. China and 'Crockery
Ware Iron and steel sole and upper leher cafskins
and hning-skns; Medicines; cGome-green, dye-stufs
and starch; saleratus and white ead cigars candles
powder shot, and lead; saddles -bridies fnartneats
gIrths whips and carpet cotton cards,
nails putty, hemp and ropes; win-
This bsinga small part of}my large StocEof eo6ds.
solicit call from al my customers and all others
TEsIlng Raleigh Call at my Store before purchasine
si .;smheFs as am determined sell cent os
Cheapest in the State Donr forget 10 cali two doors
below WI lhaIns, Haywood & Co. - A. =
Raleigh April %, 1915 - : : p nAI9s s3sa, s-s
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CONSUMPTION.

h. We will not assert thai this TBALSAM viii cure Con
ali other Of relief had been tried And why
not Ii seems that he WILD CHERRY was destined
oftis cold latitude the desbsirfrE invalid waste
his money and lose I'll Me, hinso all important,
ePineatiHg with the trashy nostrums of theday but
tnse 0ssee medicine that wllcHFe, ifa be pos
sble-a medicine that science approves, many
experience have demonstrated fhat it Geays relieves
-. Ilereis no such fling fair the history
this wonderful Balsam. Evidence the most convincing
evidence that one doubt fully establishes this fact
For the sake OF brevy we select the following from thou
sands. - 'efi +itf = Ss-~.$ E'@.iEfT sSi y
Isaac Plat, ESQ, Editor of the Pokeepsie Eagle. one
of the most influential journals the state of New York
states, under the authority his name, that young
lady, relative ofhs, ol very delicate
atey Prodaced splitting of blood cough fever and other
dangerous and alarming symptoms. Through medical
treatment and care she partially recovered during sum-
mer. But on the return of winter she attacked more
Violently than at st she became scarcely able walk,
and was troubled with cough chills and fever every day
and appeared to be going rapidly with at
this time, when there was signef Improvement, M
PIatt procured bottle OF. Vistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. which, she took, and it seemingly
restored her, She got second. and before was taken
she restored perfect health, which she has enjoy
to the present time, without the slightest symptom Of
her former disease ,s.E - f,.Sj fLzjl7
ton, and cannot be mistaken as to theIact -
EXTRACT OFF, LETTER FROM 4 POST
s9 a.r@" :MaSTBR. Dated 60 - 2.~Nj
Ma. IsAc BUTTs.-Dear Sir: AT the request ef4nany
of my friends in this place and vicinity who afflicted
with consumption and liver complaints take the liberty
faskng to appoint in this county as agent
to sell WIstarS RaISam of wild Cherry,
and to send bin few dozen, there s none of it for
sale within 200 miles from this. have doubtha it
would meet with ready SALE if it were where it could
be procured without too much expense and delay.
My wife was attacked about six mouths sirce with
what the physicians called the first stage ofconsumpon
complaint very prevalent IN tssection ofthe cor1-
try Having seen the Basam advertised in Augusta,
|" Oo- 200 ES FR ON HER Eco
took the pains to send there for bottle of which he
took which helped her much that for two bot
ties more, which she has also taken aBdshe she
has not felt so well for six years she does this
All those who have inquired of me and ascerained what
effect the Balsam had, anxious have for sale
In this vicinity, which is the omy writing YOU
Please inform me by return of mail whetheryuu Con
clude to send SOME and f So to whom sin order that
may be known where it caa be had.
am, with respect, yours, etc. -
!. ! rr~ .4 p g. FARNSW9RTH, P. M
The whole country is fast learning that no med,
ene-no PHysicIan-no preparation ofany Kind whatev
er-7can equal Dr. W1sTAR's BALsAm oEW WILDGHER-
RY. :.
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Family Groceries.
NNT7FF M N6dfT IpJ ;

SNUEsEaINN SMALL BLADDERS.fs
SSI ekeeeiFed. "A superior new article sofa Scotcb
smut, warranted good, and if not approved -inav ~
returned apd the money refunded price 25 cents per
pound or for dollar, for salet the cheap 81
gar store. Fayettvlle street opposite City fiaH III -
- us75ittg - iheai sl.t - sKRAUSE & Mill Fsp &
Dec. I1th, 1874 !ss95f5J1,fs -
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StaM1aKd

We works Of Lord Bacon, complete in 3 ga:umesa
and and continuation TO the present time by Wm Jorea.
ET9, eomPiste m Volumes 60 s,iIt e -
,z Literature pr Europe inthe 18TH 18th and
HuInes History Of England, in 4yolurnes. 80
Inc Works Of Lord Bolingbros cempete in Il yOls.T
and for sale Il the New Bookstore = s,a'ss
,Ao,iaaab ,a,s aoq bal l0'.La CLEVELAND 4
-01S' eRi ievaI 4ls e54zs9c
sesfyasssa .GJlst4 3 HFiT2
> .4SssssA SSo~Ft tsdf
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II TRULY WONDERFUL cURH.

w ATERTLLLE. Onedia Co., N. " Sept Is, 1S43.
Dear Sir-F owe it to the afflicted to inform yon that
10 January last STACKED by very violent cold
caNsedby working athe water which settleon my lungs
1t was accompanied by very my
and sides, also distressing cough. had in attendance
all the best medical aid Ia ourNage ;but after exhaust
ing all their skill 10 avail. they pronounced my de-
ease coNFIRMED coNsUMPrIoN, and they y-ene<snd
ne aRto de- After much persuasoasI egf the
consent of my physician TO use the BALsAM WfIIDs
CHERRv, prepared by Dr. WIsTAR. Ipurchassd Of
the Agent IN our place bottle before using hall of
which began to gain strength, and it was very evident
my cough was much better, and my symptoms in every
way ylmpteVng have now three bottles. and
stored perfect health This results alone owing to
the use Of Dr.. WIsTAR's BALsAMo Of WHIP III ERRY;
and take this method giving information partly pay
you the debt ofgatitudeI owe you that others
similarly afflicted may know where to apply for relief
. 1881 p Very, truly yorrs, 80
~ - --f',.'.> 15'-'5 -, - JAMES SAGE.
Mn. PALMEF, Druggist. under date Of Waterylle.
Sept. "a ,1643, writes , -
The statement given you by Mr. James Sage is we'll
known obe true by tis whole community 1t certain
" was remarkable cure. The sale IF 4ne BaEsan
very goeds and its success in curestruly AatteHg.
~ ssh t.s..i Yours respectfully, rsS rod III ~
s. ....-.. ID. d, PALMER
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COUGH 1GzIsISS3

For the relief of coughs, colds consvmpto esns
whooping cough, atarrb, Of the lungs or ce
bronelis1 and all pnIEonaFy9
sand boxes have been sold within the last six monlh
giving irfnediate relief to those whohaye been afflicted
with the mcg distFessngs nd eots ana reS.U
ing to health persons almost every stage Of
affectiens. The whole world should know that Dr.
HuIs Couch LOzepgsaArss ceEtain cure SofsadiseaseS
leading TO conspmptioRs. sndde 6TheyaEe recon,
menaed By thousands ks hare used Them and say bst
they give relief when al otheI means fail Price e
Gems PER box, with full digsctio .ssozlo7g M %
: gsss, xssEI9Re LACOBNE,s yFsys gi 1r
FBGEsTABIE aTOo oTH-AeHE ELIXIR
LsgrJsasA eeeztsia,and 6mw sdiateeSrs7 ga'aa91
oR gilssd~khheesso perphial);.i y. ST. y
5gsSidi ID bg oo1
ofsby pew FSIfgf I'm E4izabefl, by j. w White
Fusd ii nearly the towns anu
Me.cS &c 1s4E ''o-' ~ 'rE4O,fSt
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rapR1NG GOODS

- - tr
IN ..7sise 50 FOR 1645.! =
Paris DRESSGooDS Lupin's new style Bera-
FOR THE LADIES' ~ ges, BaIzorines, and Al
New styie BFocade Organ pine;
Errsnch lawns printed; Mouslin de LANES, very
MnsIins: p fine aud thin;
Orgsna5e e>inebams en- MOURNZNG Calnbrics,
tsrely new; Ginghams, Muslins, and
Earlston Ginghams; Lawns;
PoIaccos new article and Mourning Polaccas, wool
very thin; ysss4 and silk, new article.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Staple Dry Goods.
Low for CASH, OF good paper at six months.
A large and beautiful as. Lamps-on lamp giving
ia sortment Of China Dinner the light ofelght candes
and Tea Setts,. number and no mistake.
ing from 1870 to 25O pie Ladies' Kid Slippers and
ees. all the same pattern walking Shoes; also
Cut Glass ofthe latest stYle White Kid Slippers, for
Cornelius celebrated Lard parties.
1-7E Sa.~ A GENERAL ASSORTMENT, or
GrOceries&
among which may be found the best GunpowdeE II "a,
an article not often met with. z5,,. y. -. = i
sAll the above goods are SEW +. n SNOW.
May IL, 1s45.-549- at the old stang
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NEW Tf ,s.. -a.'
Spring and Summer Goods.
THOMAS r. FENTRESS,
mERCHANT TAILOR. -.


HAS this day received, and is now opening larg'
1H@and beautiful assortment of Goods in his line
to which the attention of the public Is respectfully m
Vted 1t embraces all articles usually kept by the trade
with extensive. assortment of English and French
Black Cloths also, blue brown and olive black Eng
sh and French single and double milled Caasimeres
Fancy Cassimeres, black Bombazne, Drap DEte. PlaiE
and figured, for Summer Coats and Pants also beau
ul assortment Of VesngS, comprising Figured, Plain
Black and Fancy Satins, French and English Silks
Cashmeres, Shalleys Mersailes, fancy and white and
splendid assortment of fancy articles, such as black
and fancy ScaIfs and Crayats, and Satin Ties Hesxn
Black and White Silk Gloves, half Hose, Cotton and
Merino Thread Gloves, and Cambrick and Spitalfied
Handkerrhiefs, white Cottoa white Cotton Knit, Silk
and Merno Shirts and Drawers with all articles neces
sary for Genlemens wear.
The above goods having been purchased on the best
terms. can confidently recommend them, both as to
quality and style. and will dispose of them at very
small advance for Cash. and TO those in want OF Clothing,
and those who have, heretofore, encouraged this Esab
lashment would say come and Judge for yourselves
before purchasing andsee notwithstanding the great
ducement, that would to be offered these will be
disposed OF ON terms equally moderate any house IN
this City.
Truly grateful for the encouragement he continues
to receives public may assured his best exertons
will still be used to merit continuance-of the same.
Gentlemen furnishing their materials may rest
assured they will be made in the neatest and most FASH
ionable style
= N. BThe latest English and French Plates of FASH
len just received. -...-
=. ~. . 80. THOMAS R. FENTRESS.
Opposite W. s. A. Slith, and one door above Mrs.
Stuars Boarding House, Fayetteville St
Raleigh, April ie- 545-6t
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NEW BOOK STORE

Still. i'm SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
Cheaper than ever!
NNHE Subscriber, havngjus returned from the North
where he has been purchasing large additions to his
thanks the citizens of the State, and his friends gens
eray the continued liberal patronage which
thus far received and most respectfully solicits
tinuance of the same trusting that with his present
tensve assortment, he will be able to give general salts
faction. "a ,,...,,..- 20 sss<.
Constantly on hand, general assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS. STATIONARY, IfL-
SIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS &c. &c. Orders
from the country earnestly solicited, and promptly
teuded to- at the old stand doors above R. Smiths -
E-. -1s 81 o. L.>CLEAVELAND. :
Aprill4. 65-Iy
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,OACH MAKING. AND4REPAIRINIs.
RsgGia and Rlasstatiogts Ciaars9'

ESTreceivea asdperior article of fhe above pars m
- for sale at the Cheap Cigar Store. g % g
Z KRAUSE 4 MILLER.
= -5fNSESIlsl.gs-
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DIR. HULL's
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.I8lsN .Bla'1Ik s fer sale laere.s H.
/. /. Eaa sao ssi3- 81 TEsrzsm 2a@.sS4s ~ sss'
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WESTA.RaS

= - - 80 81 q
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
AC0mp Balsamic Preparation
from wild cherry Bark aud Far,
The beat aensed khObsstO The iv6fId theeSsre
esMghs, colds. asthma. Group bleeding of th<s
ittngs, ach0opfag cough, tr0Naehitiss ng9n- .
~ tss,. t0e0kssess u The breast lO7sstde, -,
eaia e 977H H0G comp pLdint, and the
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SPLENDID LOTTERIEs FOR May, 1s4S.
szzs8 - - - $500 q .t- t&fi % t'
81 Z. !. q. GRE CORY & co. MANAGERS Z ii
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+ 9ickets @ig--E halves S5---Q Quarters SO so. :.
CeTti6cafes pacE Eages Of % whole lielets Sl8e
Pc bl,4a!s do adj s 25half .Ntos do sa65ll9s
20 i.o6s Do 1sis "a 5qsarters sdosa $3.50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-04

Joseph GilIett's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro-
District If Chii,endcn IS. ! L bate Court for the
District OF Chlteh len: To all persons concerned in
the estate Of JONATHAN GILLErT. late Of Char
ote in said district deceased, testate. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Hiram Hosford executor of the last
will and testament of said deceased proposes 10 rem
der an account OF his admin sira,on and present his
account against said estate for examination and oil.
owance at a session Of the Court of Probate, to be
holden at the Registers office in Burlington, IN said
district, on the second Wednesday Of July next.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear be.
fore said court al the !inie aud place aforesaid, and
show cause if any YOU have, why the account afore
said should not be allowed
Given under NV hand at Burlington, this 18th day
Of June A. d. 1885,
3 W. WIN. WESTON, Register.
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