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CHRIsT HEALING THE SICK Thi, most beautiful
aut suFne Of all works Of art is ,et attracting crowds
at the Odd Fellows Han. Then are manythousants
who have aud many who have nj st en- this picluta.
bIttlosa vino have not mustg) moa or loose the on.
nnItlnitY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20

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Tickets ;f5-Sli@res n prOpOnion.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply to til" ptise vgHdels, hillLER u co.
corner OF Baltimore and st Paul streets.
Drawa Nos. Of the Md. Loucry, Cas- At, dawn
Nov l9-luwcsi prze $40:
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GRAND CIVIC BALL. The second anniversary Ball
OF the caledonia Library Ass0catsn, will take place
ihi, evening in the AimOry of the Civ GUARDS corner
of Hanover and Lombard SIS Mluay's celebrated
Couion and Military Band are engaged for the occa-
sion. We wish them rleasantaad agreeable lime.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-20

THR IRoN HHsnIaeo. I'ho rraJ"oi,on Vf
Iron in this country for the year 1874 was
8G,o0o tons, not much, if any less than one-
third of the quantity made in England 1t is
computed that according to the prcsoat rate of
increase, in three years our annual production
will 90 up TO 900, 900 tons.
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AN EXAMPLE FOR LADIES OF GENUS. Mrs
Sigourney, the poetess, took the premium at
the late iair Of the American Institute for the
best pair of domestic silk stockings.
PROPELLER MAssAcuUsErTs. 1t is feared
some accident has belailen tha Propeller Mas
sachusetts, as no Intelligence has been received
respecting hor--lhough she was to have SAILED
from Liverpool four weeks ago
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SPRING GOODS-1845.

HALLOCK, MOUNT & BILLINGS,
I5S PEARL STR EET, Zone door above Pine Street.
NEW YORK,
A RE now receiving by late arrivals from Europe and
~ from Home Manufacturers, a large assortment oi
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, adapted to the
Spring Trade, which they offer by the piece package
Oh favorable terms.
Their stock consists in part Of
Cloths, Cassimercs, Sattinets, Vestngs
American Prints Of all styles,
Brown and Bleached Muslins various styles and prices
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns, Scotch Ginghams,
Printed Muslins and Lawns-new styles,
Balzorines, AlPacas, Lustres,
Silk and Cotton Work.
Silk and Cotton VelVets,
Fancy French and English Ganbroons,
Spring rweeds-sngle and double width,
Check Gingham and Merino Cashmere,
DTab D'Etes for summer wear,
American Pantaloon stuffs,
Brown Hollands, Silesias and Paper CambrIcs,
Cotton Hosiery-bleached and brown,
Fancy and silk Handkerchief Ribbons sewing Silk and
Twist,
Conled Skirts, Table Covers, Linen Thread,
Iaconots, Canorics, Gloves, sc. sc.
o. Merchants buying goods for Cash will find it to
heir interest 10 buy OF US.
- March. lS45. 54O-lT
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Raleigh, February 10, 1916,
PEDIGREE.

PEDIGREE.
I STRAP was got by the imported Horse Flexible, q
rich brown bred by the Farl OF got by Whale
bone out of Themis by Sorcerer; was imported into
Virginia by DR. Merritt s. Co. and stood at Wilton, in
1888. For extended pedigree, description and perform
ances of This Horse the English Turf printed
Bills of the day.
STRAPS dam was Lama sorrel mare with a
slight blaze and one hind foot white bred by Dr. Per-
kinsOn of Virginia, and got by w. r. Johnsons dis
tngushed Stallion and race Horse Sir Charles that
was by Sir Archy, dam by imported Citizen-l Vol.
STRAPS Grandam Lueretia a we'll formed soE-
lei mare, bred by Capt. Benz Ward, Of Va; foaed in
1907 and was got by Imp Horse Buzzard chesnut that
was imported into Va. by Col John HOOmes, IN ISO4,
and was by Woodpecker, dam Misfortune by Dux sc.
&C. For Lucretia, see Sportsnan's Herald, SI0 For
B17zard, s. H. p: l. T. Reg 1l9: 2 T. Reg IL, s19:
His Great Graniam was Camilla by Imp Domed, a
chesnut Horse by FlOrizel. dam by Spectator imported
by Col John Hoomes, 1898, and died in 1903. Turf
Gg dam was Indian Squaw, by Hobbs Augustus, a
ssrrel Horse owned by NATL Hobbs Of Va that got
~ Old Codius, dam by Spotswoodss APollo-S. H. &C.,
Ggg dam was Indian Queen by Mead's Old Pilgrim
IS. IT, 264 Indian Queen the dam also Of Belville
and the Grand dam of the Horse Sir Williams L.
r. PIG.
Ggggg dam was by Imported Janus Janus was inn
ported about The year 1882 and died in $780, aged "a
years. He was a chesnut Horse feet, inches high
with blaze in his face, and both hind legs white "The
Stock OF Old Janus for power, swiftness and durability
have been equalles by other breed of horses Even
remote of him in the most superior Horses
OF the present day generally eseeLaed ndispenaaby
necessary.'-S.H SO, 264, 266 3IO:l T Reg l76 462.
GgEggg dam was by imported jolly Roger.-Ths
the FIRST horse that dstnc to the racing Stock
Giving MIA. His performances and pedigree record
ed in the name Of. Roger ofthe Vale HE ches-
nut and commenced covering in Va. in 174s when he
took the name of jolly Roger. He got by Round
head that Flying Chlders and his dam by Partner
s. Fl. 40, Sln-2 T. Reg 10, 2O7, 2I2, 574
Ggggggg dam was by Imp. Valiant, Dun Horse,
got by Dormouse, dam by Old Crab Valiant the
Sire of the celebrated running horse Brmmer. H.
So, 31o-2 T. Reg. pa.
Gggggggg dam was Imported Mare.
In STRIP is thus united the part ofhis Sire, the
blood of Godolphin Arabian, Herod, Matchem and
Eclipse and the other side of his dam, the blood of
GodoPhin and Darley Arabians, Flying Chders Jolly
Roger, Janus, Diomed, Citizen. Sir Archy sc. &C..
lames that have distinguished the blood Horses in Eng
and and America, for the last century:
March 1S45, 54O-2t.
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DIR. HILLS
VEGETABLE FEVER .A.HD .dGUB
IND -AyNTEFEVER
PILLS.

GOME "cry humbug from envy, some from Jealousy
- cry humbug, and some from sheer ignorance Of the
thing. do not believe every thing that shines gold,
do believe that which is hastily denounced is hum
bug. Prove thing and then judge it' HuIis Pills
are no humbug: wherever they have been used, they
have invariably given the most decided and unequvoca
satisfaction. The testimony exists every side through
this countryfom the Log Cabin of the Western
Wds to the City Palace the millionaire-there are
thousands ofwResses to the unrivalled efficacy of ths
invaluable medicine 1t generally the Chis and
Fevers the first day, and does not scken the stomach
produce any disagreeable sensation in the OBJ
snate Of Chills and Fever, when other prepara
tons have failed, have yielded at to few doses of
Hul's Pills. without any disposition of return. They
require putting, it is unworthy of them. The Med-
cal Faculty prescribing them with unexampled
success not only in Chlls and Fever, but in Fevers Of
all types grades and character, and considers them the
safe and harmless yet the most certain and prompt
fc5,ifuge that possibly be administered in the RENE
diate management of Fevers peculiar to this country.
Full directions for accompany each box. Price,
one dollar.
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DR. SH1ISS65fHS S
IN3a3zs.:3 ST
HPrOve oil things, and hold fast that sOltieh

"ProUe oil things, and hold fast that aoltieh
F. ,os,ss So IS good" PAUL @t u
lTHESE PILLS have now become the domestic
- medicine of almost every family They are con-
slaered by all who have given them trial, be the
most pleasant, safe and efecual medicine in use-they
have the sanction and approval Of the eminent Ply
scans who have adopted them in their practice, pu
chase themby the dozen boxes the agents. administer
them to their patents and recommend them as being
superior to any other Vegetable Pills before the PUBLIC
They are not only vegetable in nae but substance,
ana act as friend to Nature in all her operations They
maybe taken by persons Of any age and the feeble and
the 1nfr the nervous and delicate strengthened by
their operation because they tonic and restoF
fve properties, Independent of their aperient effects
And females will find them to be decidedly the best
medicine In use for the complaints peculiar their
In slck-headache, costveness, and bowel complaint
they stand unrivaed The habitually costiye should
not aii 10 give them trial, their action entirely
different from most medicines recommended for this
compliant, and they leave the bowels in fine and
healthy slate. may be by the following eerfff-
cate from Mr.. Isaac M. Thomas, merchant Taladega
Alabama:
TALADEGA SPRINGS. Taladego Co.,
August I7th, 1872.
This is to certify that have been afflicted with sick
headache dyspepsia, iEer-compaint and costveness-
or me last eight or nine years during which time had
withs Pills. IL boxes of Peters Pills, and number of
boxes OF Champions and Brandrehs Pills, all (which
afforded me but little relief At last
mended TO try Dr.. Spencer's Vegetable Pills and we'll
did, for had but attack of the sick headache
after commenced taking the Pills, (now about six
months) and candidy confess that have derived
real benefits from the Of Spenccrs Pills, than from
all the other medicines and pills that have tax
and would earnestly recommend them to all being,
opinion, The best medicine in all lingering
complaints The pills have done much good that
would not feel willing to be without them for So box
and cannot but feel very grateful DR.. Spencer for
having prepared such valuable medicine and the dis
trbution Oft is comforting very great favor the pub
lie, as IL is thing of the utmost importance that every
family should have supply of Dr. Spencers truly vau
ISAAC M THOMAS
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VA YNE COUNTY, AZ. C..

At the Examinations held on the 7th and 9Th instant,
The following young gentlemen and ladies obtained dis
tinctons in their respective classes, viz:
LATIN. First class (Cicero's OrationsJ-Allen Whit
field, Gideon Roberts, and WIN Whitfield, of Wayne.
Second class (Virgil)-Rchard A. Whitfield of Lenoir
Third class IC@sar)6Lem1el W; KoTnegay, Of Wayne
Roberts, and VIM B. Whitfield, of Wayne.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR. First class {Kirkham's) s)-John
Pipkn, of Wayne Secondclass (Kirkham' s)-Miss Sa-
rah E. Whitfield of Lenor, Miss Caroline Kornegay and
Wm Kornegay, of Wayne, (Smh' 81 Miss Lucy Wooten
Whitfield, N. b. Whitfield, and Ivy Hines, Of Lenoir
James M Kornegay, of Wayne, and Calvin Wright, of
History s {whepley's compend) Miss 1. W. Whit
eld of Lenor. (Greeianl Gideon Roberts, Of Wayne,
Richard A. Whitfield, Ivy Hines, of Lenor, and Calvin
Wright, of New Hanover j. - ,
GSodR kRHY tsmith's) James M. KOrnegay and John
ARITHmEr1e Emerson & SMITH Miss t. w. Whit.
field. R. A. Whitfield, Ivy Hines, of Lenoir, James NJ.
Kornegay, G. Roberts, L. w. Kornegay, A. Whitfield, :,
Wm. B. Whitfield, of Wayne, and Calvin Wright, 81
WkiT5Ee:. First clalsas-Miss Lucy W. Whitfield, Z.
A Whitfield, Ivy Hines; of Lenoir, A Whitfield, L. w.
Kornegay, VIM Whitfield. James M Kornegay, G Ro-
bers, and John. .Pipkn, of Wayne Second class-Miss
Sarah Whitfield, of Lenor, and VIM Kornegay, of
Wayne.
READrNG (NationaI Reader) Miss Lucy W. Whitfield.
of Lenoir ntrOduction to National Reader Miss Sarah
Whitfield. n B. Whitfield, Of L;enOir. Miss Caroline
Kornegay, and VIM Kornegay, of Wayne, (Young Read
err, Lewis Pipkin. and Archibald PipEin, 81 Wayne
,sPELIiHS: Misses Lucy W Whitfield. Sarah E
Whitfield, of Lenor, Caroline Kornegay, and VIM Kor-
negay, Pipkin, and Pipkin, of Wayne!
49, JOHN H. HALL, Principal
The undersigned take tis method of annouuc ing to
the former patrons of the Academy as we'll as to the in
haba2s Of the neigh5orng countless that the duties
the Institution will be resumed Monday 18th instant
under the care Of the present successful teacher
HAIL. and Of expressing their entire satisfaction at the
progress ofthe pupils during the last Twelve months
'-.- ALLEN w. WOOTEN, |
-., VIM. KORNEGAY,
ALLEN WHITFIELD,
Feb 10, 1s4S-5s7-St. f1 Trustees. ST
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A A DERSONS desirous of breeding
,NA S&MM M II from Stallion of the purest and
F4&1 fN most authentic pedigree, of fine ac-
AsA11HI1A ton and symmetry. Of great muscular
power, and ofgood temper and sound constitution, have
now the rare opportunity of doing and on the most
reasonable terms
The above named Horse, the property Of Charles
Manly, Esq. rich Sorref, with faxen Name and tail,
and in appearance very like his grandsre Sir Charles,
now six years old, will stand the ensuing Season com
mencing 1st March and ending Ist July 1545, at the
Plantation of Charles Manly, Esq three miles east of
Raleigh and will be let to mares at Ten Dollars the
Season. and Fifteen to ensure. Fifty Cents to the
Groom for each Mare. .'''-.......,..-.
Pasturage and grain will be furnished Mares, if desi-
red the usual Terms Every precaution will be ta-
ken to prevent accidents, but liability assumed for
them .-r.., .. ~. .l ..i
The Pedigree Strap shere given for the information
OF Breeders and for their qualification reference is made
to the Turf Register and Sportsmans Herald and Stud
Bood for the Memoirs Portraits, and racing History of
his Ancestors, where it will be found that he
both sides from the best blood in England and Amer
lea =
His pedigree may be relied authentic, and he is
to the Public with great confidence, as
possessing all the requisites necessary for the PIopaga
lion of Stock intended either for the Tur the Saddle,
the Harness or the Plough.
SAMUEL LEA.
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ThferS Life Of Napoleon.

TIME History of the Consulate and Empire under
i Napoleon, by M. A. Theirs, late prime Minister Of
France author of the Sc History of the French Reyolu
ton emBellshed with full! length portrait Of NaP0-
leon and Josephos The st No Of this Sl,s splendid work
Book Store Also. Theirs History Of the French ReVo-
luton in 2 vols -.
Phelim o,Toeles courtship, by VIM, Carleton.
s. Au.thur' Married and Single, by +. s. Arthur.
Also. No. IL of HarPers PictoraI Bible has been
ceiyed, apd is for sale by TURNER'S HUGHES,
Feb rs, 1855. $685.
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Ladies' Dress Trimmings.
LOPES s. QUACKINBUSH,
20 WILLIAM ST., N. Y,

20 WILLIAM ST., Ny.
THEIR stock comprises every description of
Trimmings for LADIES' dresses, &c. Also, Tapes,
Pins, Threads, Braids, Cords, Bindings, TaGeta,
Satin and Velvet Ribbons, Thread and Cotton
Laces, Buttons, Zephyr Worsted and Embroidery
Materials, &C., &c, and a complete assortment of
Ladies aud Misses Gloves, MiIts and Hosiery, &c.
~ Merchants purchasing in New York, are
solicited to call and examine this stock; and they
will find that much labor and time will be saved by
their being enabled to procure every variety of sta
pie and fancy trimmings at one place.
N. B. Prices uniform. 53S 2t
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New Publications!

Receiced his dag ut The ~ Carolina Book Store,
The s'Haid of Honour or the Massacre of St Bar
tholomew. a tale of the 18th century.
The "Regents Daughter, " translated from the French
of Alexander Dumas, by Chas. H. Toron.
Miss Martnean's Letters on Mesmerism.
'COrse de LeOn, the Brigand, by G. P. R. James.
The Chines,"a Goblin story of some bells that rang
old year out and year in, by Charles Dickens
Also, No. I9 of the Pictorial Bible.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
March 5th, 1s45. $50
[Star, Register, and Independent copy.1
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pLANK Books, consisting in part of Books for
O Clerks for Records. Journals, Ledgers, Day Books
aud Letter Books and in fact Blank Books of every dis
crpon very large and general assortment to be found
the North Carolina Book Store, and are offered for
Cash at the lowest Northern Prices Don't say you
can get them cheaper, but call send in your orders
and give a chance of testing the fact:
TURNER & HUGHES:
February 26, 1s45 5Ss
EStar and Register copy1
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Iglga: ! 5!E48ISa$

For the relief of coughs Colds consumption, asthma.
whooPng cough estaTrh ghtnsss Of the lungs or chest
sand boxes have heen sold within the last six months,
giving immediate relief to those who have been afflicted
ing health persons almost every stage of pulmonary
affections. The whole world should know that Dr.
Hull Cough Lozenges certain for all diseases
leading to consumptions, and death. They recom7
mended by thousands who have used them, and that
they give relief when all other means fail Price, 26
cents per box, with full directions.
-: DIR. LACOUNTs
VEGETABLE TOOTH-ACHE ELIXIR,
A certain and immediate cure.
(Prce. 60 cents rphial) -:
: eo- Sold in Raleigh. by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD
& CO.. in Fayetteville, by s. J. Hnsdale; in Lumber
ton, by w. Fuller; in, Elizabeth, by J. w. White;
and inquiry may be found in nearly all the towns and
villages throughout the Southern States. ".-
March, 1916. 640-13t. i
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250,eO0
Sl,7lo,374

Having presented the evil, the source WHENCE
it proceeds, and iils extent-I como now q, in
rquire, Upon whom devolves the responsibility Of
having incurred this debt7 have already assert
ed that i had its origin with the lRhig party,
that it is of federal paternity: y the proof de-
manded ? ,, Then | point to the Journal, Of the
Legislature of Is3e!39 and Of fS40!4l, where
Il may be seen who voted, ,foI this unfortunate
union, for loan Of the credit Of North Carolina
to insolvent corporations,
The Ioan of 1888, TO. the Castor road, of 5o0,.
600 dollars constitutes the FIRST step in this fatal
policy Of connecting the State with companies
The vote upon the passage Of the act stood thus
(See Senate Journals, page 1871
YeGs, (Whigs) )-Messrs. Albright, Biddle, Car
SON, Cherry, Davidson, DocEery, FOy, of Carteret
and Jones, franklin, Holt, MelchOr, Morehesd,
MOORE: MoodYs MontgomeTy, Myers, Reding RI
beIin, Shepard, Speed. SprulIl, Taylor, and Viii
Iiams of Beaufort-22 (Democrats) s)-Messrs.
Baker, Bunting Fox, Hawkins, Henry, Hill, Ra-
buu and Whitaker-S. s8 .+
Nays (Democrats)- I'M essrs. Allison, AIRING
on, Cooper, Edwards, EIhritse, Exp@, Foy, OF
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DIR. LACOUNT'S
General Agency
FSr tie State of North Caroline

-, F6r Tie Sfdte Of North Carolina.
Persons having Notes, Accounts, or CLAIMS OF
all descriptions for collection in any part Of this
State can have them attended to with faithfqlness
and despatch, at lew rates of Commission by for
warding them to A. S: LOUGEE.:
Raleigh, n. G..
REFERENCES: ....
Raleig6-W. r. Gales, Esq p. w. Stone,
Esq B. b. Smith, Esq. Capt. T. G. Scott.
Fayetteviile-E. J. Hale, Esq.
Wilmington-Capt. w. H. Dudley.
Newbern-Messrs. DiddEe.
Washington-Dr David Freeman.
Salisbury Ham. G.. Jones, Esq.
Charloite-Capt. Lucas.
Peiersburg--lW " m. Johnson, j.. Esq, B. T. Hurt.
Richmond-G Gales Seaton, Esq. ~
Baltimore-James Kelly.
Phadelphia-H. NJ. Crawford. ... ..
N. YoTk-Isaac Osgood, Chester Jennings, Esq,
Boston--Chas. Leavitt. -.
Raleigh, Jan. 80, 1916. 53S-if.
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kNE offer to the Public at a small advance on
w cost all our Stock of Goods, are anxious to
dispose of them So purchasers will be sure to
get good bargains, especially in Winter Goods.
We shall receive Spring supply, which will
comprise rich and varied assortment aud will be sold
on the most accommodating terms Call at the Raleigh
Cheap Cash Store, next door below Williams, Haywood
s. Co. II. A. BADHAM & Co.
March 5th 1915 539-u
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IRISH POTATOES.
THE CHEAPEST Inv no

THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN!
TNHE subscriber has hand 10 Barrels of best Nor
IL thern Mercer and Yellow Irish Potatoes which he
offers So per barrel or 81 per bushe for planting
or Table use. 80
The subscriber also, as heretofore, keeps general
assortment of
Family Groceries,
which he will sell on the most accommodating FERNS
Also, FAMILY FLOUR, which the subscriber will
warrant to be equal to any in the State. Price $4 rs
per barrel.
Also, excellent Northern Onions.
JORDAN WOMBLE. !
On old Market Street,
February 1S, ls45. 5ssotf
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The Family Phys1eian,

%
Practce" " designed for all classes This work embrac-
e the character, causes, symptoms and treatments of
the diseases of Men, Women, and Children of all cm-
aes by W. Beach, NJ D., complete in VOL, illustrated
with nearly hundred engravings, for sale at the N
Carolina Book Store. TURNER s. HUGHES.
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Mrs. sIGOURNEY's Series Of Reoder.-

kM AkSo SLGOU RNEf1S SERIES Of he6deTS-
1H1 The Illuminated American Primer containing
first lessons of Reading and Spelling, illustrated with a
Pictorial Alphabet, and variety of elegant wood
cutsbeng introduction TO Mrs Sigourneys Pictorial
Readers.
The New Pictorial Reader-consstiRg Of original
tlcles for the instruction of young children by Mrs L.
H. Sigourney illustrated with hundred appro-
pirate wood cuts. being introduction the Girls Rea-
ding Book. and the Boys Reading Book, by the same
author.
This work has been very avo:ably noticed in all parts
othe Union, and is very interesting and instructive for
the young, whether in school out Done up a neat
Volume.
The Girls Reading Book, for the use of Schools
This work has gone rapidly through large number of
editions. and is pronounced to be Mrs Sgonrneys best
press.
The Boy Reading Book consisting oforignal articles
IN Prose and Poetry. for the of schools by Mrs L.
H. Sigourney. A new edition, reduced in price.
These Works are all by the gifted Mrs. SIGoURNE1;
and those entrusted with the education of YOUTH
Parents particularly. we would most earnestly recon-
mend them. The name of the Authoress itself,
confident, will do much for their dissemination.
For Sale at the N. C. Bookstore,
By TURNER & HUGHES.
Feb. %. 539-f.
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1845.
SYEBBXNS &PVX.HIEN.
IMPORTERS OF
EARTHENWAREC CHINA GLASS

EARTHENWARE, CHINA & GLASS.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Ta.
NAVE received by recent arrivals, direct from the
IL Potteres portion of their Spring supply of Ear
thenware and China and expecting daily, additions
which will render their assortment complete.
GLASS WARE, of every variety on hand and are
constantly receiving additions from the manufactures
STONEWARE, Of superior quality; besides many
other articles worthy of attention.
We would respectfully solicit friends from North
Carolina to examine stock before purchasing as we
intend Offering strong inducements for cash city paper
JOSEPH STEBBINS,
BENZ. K. PULEEN,
Formerly Of RaIeigh;.N C.
Petersburg, Feb 1916 53S-Im
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CGtu1 dri List.

NOTICE is hereby. given, that l shall attend at
the City Hal, on, SATURDAY. the 29h of March
instant from 10 o'clock n. M. TO 5 O'Clock, P, NJ.
TO take the City Tax List for lhe current year,
requited by law. .a"e iafe'.s a'ti 2 s=F1
Persons failing to render to me, on that day, a
list of their Taxable Properly, will; subject them
~ :. WESTON R. GALES Int Poliee:
March 10, 1S45. .-.r,.l.-,.-.5rr r,a, 54072t..