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New Fall e. Winter Clouds.
FL FIRM

DANIEL X FIRM
WOUI.D respectfully solicit the attention Of per-
w SINS wishing 10 prrtha e Gool> to ca and
examine his stock Of NEW GOODS, Just received
an re'e,ving from market, Of the very richest and
latest styles.
FOR LADIES' m EsSEs.
Alpine, French D'Laine,
Alpaca, Leonard Ito.
Bombazine, A gnan Satin.
vel"rlan Cloth, Cash. UEco,se,
NJ. DLaine, Caneleon Breradi,
Grape do. Striped Chally,
FOR SHAWL.
Thi' ct, NJ Ul.aine.
Rrn.h". Sa in Siriu'l,
Ca hme,e. ~, nev CONT,
) rip'l Six, PLAID Wool,
MuT anl Boa a gooi a sort,nent Of Giinps,
Fr"gr., " gle e II Beads. &c.
N. B.-The s','"rri' er ha un hand as good an as
>''r'meni ii WOOi.LEN CLOTHS, a. ran be 70 nj
n any Sore in town, whrh he Will sell a. low a
ran e bought 81 ewhere Of The zane qtalny, no mis-.
tale. Persons wishing TO purchase Cloths, please
call and examine my stock.
Also, a good assortment Of ANIL CROCE-
RlFS. Tea, Coite. Sugar, Moln,ses, &c.
All Of which will be sold al the lnwe-t rates, for
will mo- e under, old ~ any one I'll know il.
Txodoor> south Of Howard, Chur'h 81.
Nov. G, 1874. % DANIEL KERN.
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TIN PLA TIE, &c
M BOXES l-3 TX TIN Plate,
wv IS do TX SuIare do
Is B,ndle> Iron Wire, a>s'd Nos.
Sheet Copper. Bolt Copper, Sheet Lead, Sheet
Zinc, Wire vellum, Rlve,., &c.
For ,ale " Villas q Y
Burlington, Nov. 29, 1874. &c
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Fruits &c.
$50 boxes Rai>ins,
100 Hill. do do
200 qr. do 20
Is Bags MADEIRA Nuts,
IL q" >oit >hellei Almonds
10 Brazil Nuts,
IS " Flberis,
SO ~Boxe>'uould Candles
10 Patent Sperm do
Aih Dec. "A. IS l.& J. u. PECK & Co.
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TTOE,S & S Circular Saw from 10 TO 26 inches,
IL Hoe'- X cut do 6 10 81 feet,
English pIale chi do 6 & 81 feet,
Wool avs and Frames,
Rowland. 6 81 and 7 feet mill saws,
Cast slell Shovels.
Common do
Rowland &. Anne. Long handled Shovels,
do Steel Scoop do
Cans cast steel Spades,
Leonarr's S,cLe, do
Birl's Manure Forks,
Trace Chains,
Halter do
Patent Vices,
Anvl-,
Gro Ba'>, &c. &c.
For sale by FOLLETT, BRADLEY & 60.
Sullh Wharf, Nov. %, 1874. rs
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Female T'rusScs.

There is no rrrnSc far the Ucad0cke
waen gnu can Obiain the GEN-
me N,nsm,ILs An"M,TIvE
CATAnRm and llEAI..
ACNE SNUFF
THIS 'nnfT i a Ger ain and perG I cue for Tie
"ntlirl. an common til q. in he LEA am HE.
Ihra ilclr az is an TX client arilc e for ,ore AMI
wei; eyes l. open. AMI p rce>or all distinctions.
s'reng hen the gan. an give, 4 healthy action to
the parts n ec'el.
Berare Of Connterfts;
All those wi hing 10 purchase the genuine
article { Mar hal ,, Snl', .holld pircha C thar OF
which II. G.. Gridev, Mhileb rv VI, 10 The proprie-
tor. "ar d no Other" a Manufacture per onail. the
tnu Tsoll Icy sald Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
cerflfy that the above article wa. executed in my
presen, e and thai hi signature thereto j. genuine.
.DORASTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mllilehurv, Jan. IA, 1915.
N. B.-1he name at u. C.. Gridlev proprietor vii
be fomi u,on eve y botiIe Of The genuine Mar, hal'.
Improved Sn IT. sid wholesale aud retail hv II.
g.. Gri lev, MI lehurv VI. PECK & SPEAR
Uto'esais and Retail Druggists. q abingdon. VI.
AMI y DR. Iggl,ls generally IN the United States
and Cana la. 35-ly
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Tin Plate, Iron &c.
mn BOXES Tin plate l.3 X and extra sizes,
W. Iron Ware assorted numbers,
Russia sheet Iron,
I'm, do do do
Eng. do do assorted,
Canada Plates,
Crawshay,
Thurneycroh "a X "a
Park Care insiie> aud outsides,
Timed and Black RivetS,
ALSO,
One case "Tr,,e Mexican let Lead."-For sale by
FOLLETT, BRADLEY e. 10.
South Wharf, Nov. 25. 1874. &c
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Paints.
I2OOO Lbs. Wetherl'ls Pure White Lead,
10000 " SaugertieS do do do
100 Kegs do do do ground in Oil,
SO BIZ. Spanish White,
25 " Vene' ian Red,
30 " trenrh Yellow,
25 " SPIRITS Tirpentine,
8 Copalvarni'h h,
Chrome Yellow, Prn.sian Blue,
Chrome Green, Blue Smalt,
Emerald do SanI Paper,
Saxony do Glue,
PARIS do Pant Bru hes,
Brunswick do
4th Dec. "A. 90 J. & !. II. PECK e. Co.
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Plaster.
200 Tons ground Nova scotia,
4ih Dec. IA. % J. 81. Fl. PEI 4 Co
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Sheet Zinc.
SHEET Copper timed,
- do Lead,
Bar do
do Tin, Shot. For sale by
FOLI.ETT, BRADLEY & Co.
South Wharf, Nov. %, 1874.
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Paints and Oil.
n TONS White Lead, dry and IN Oil, "Pure."-
I ezra" and mo. J."
! do French Yellow,
do Eng. Vene. red,
do Whiting,
Casks Gun Copal, Chrome Yellow, Furni'
'nre AMI Carriage varnist, ' rjisris, Put y, L'lharge
Rel Leaf
500 c.. iLnseeiOh. Casks Sp,'.. Tnrpenllne
90 Dog. Paint and varnish lri he's. fy
27 S1RONGS q Co.
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7auenty-1fVe Dollars Rear01d.

RA AN away on the 10Th April last my negro man
10 Levi aged between 35 and 40 years; he Is about
Eve feet six or eight inches hgh he has very low
head, with down cast look when spoken to- and speaks
slow He is of bright copper color, is in the habit of
keeping long beard and has great many pmples ON
his lace, when shaved. ~ = - IL
He carried, off with him large Chest, containing
many Articles Of SO that his drcss cannot, with
any accuracy, be described -.
supposed te be lurking in the vicinity of Pros
peer Meeting house, Duplih County, or somewhere
neIgh6orhood OF Major Jesse Pipkin, Wayne County.
bre,bs mas osvsral in Mewbern and has
o,I owned oy the RsY Lewis PPkin, Cumberland
De De not at any of places II IS proba
pie hat ne may have procured free pass and Is endeay
orIng to get to one Of the free States will Therefore
pay Tor his apprehension and connem ent in any Jail
tne sum Of cen dollars or twenty-five dollars ifdeiy
ered 10 myself at my residence about miles ontb -
Rockford, Le1oir County. WILLIS pIpTTM SSTSI y
-a'9. fSo"H'y' Sth 1uIy' IS4O ste 558.tf
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.eaassleal 8 AgrIeulturaI sehools

- YALLE CRUcIs, AsHE CoUNF Z, N. G. n
THIS Institution commencedit its first Session on The
last week in Juna mt the visitation of Bishop IVES
under the direction of the Rev. WiLLIAM HU RsToN,
assisted BY the Rev.H. H HasPROur, Mr.. Jarvis BUx.
TON Jr. and Mr. JosEPH HUsKE. 49, 80 3
The accommodations are ample for ten additional
Pupils and the buildings now In progress, will ensure
the most comfortable provision for Winter Neither
the Summer or Winter climate Of VALLE CRUcis
well be surpassed while the means for Classical
and Agricultural Instruction. moral training and Paren
tai secured 10 the institution worthy
ofih attention and conhdence of Parents In addition
he society of the Teachers the Pupils enjoy that Of
taiishnent The Bishop ofthe Diocese, too, expect
ed give his presence and counsel to it or aconsider
able portion of each year.
THE TERMS ARE For mere English and Ag-
ricultura Instruction, with Board, including washing,
lights and fuel. $I1O When the Pupil receives CLASH.
of $I5. 7asss s8 stt'fs8* --5
July 25 Is45. ss.fssss.Issa.l s660s Im.-gI
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PRYCES RNDU CND.

HE Subscriber seeing the great effort made TO sell
IL Goods by Merchants OF this place, (not exacilyin
the regular way. Selling off To Close, Sell
ing off at Cost Nkc.,) has determined TO Sell
his entire Stock of good Goods such discount for
Cash will Suit HIS Customers He also returns his
thanks to his old Customers for their very liberal patron
age, and thinks he hazards nothing in saying that all
though his prices have seemed high his goods upon
impartial examination will satisfy the Customer that
they worth What they gave There greatinduce-
mems for business TO aud settle here, and
for Country Merchants, and those who think Of doing
business to come and purchase from Raleigh My as
soIiment is general one.
Call at the old place, T. H. SNOW
July 2, 1885, l.. 556-tf. &
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rrust sale of Land and Negroes.

~ Bv virtue of a deed inirusl executed % the
ri subscriber by aWAsBINaFoN BBANcH, for pur-
poses therein set forh he will offer at public sale on
Tuesday the 9th day of September next lbeing Couts
week in the town Of Louisburg, nine likely
NEGROES,
consisting of men, boys and girls He will also offer
for sale al the tune and place, one tract OF
s s "a LAND - Nfs isi! -
living in the county of Frankn on the waters OF sicn
land creek adjoining the lands of Wood T. johnson ana
Others containing hundred and eighty nine acres,
being the lands which Mrs. Elizabeth Branch now
resides, third part Of which Is subject TO ner ne
estate z--.af9saEs tt5tf
TERMS the Sale: For the negroes six months ere
dit interest the Gay of sale for the land twelye
months credit interest from the first Of January, 1876,
at which time possession wilt be given Persons wish
ing 10 examine the Iaud, referred to m9 ~ Brancn'
Wood I. johnson, or the subscriber.
DAVID NJ. LEWIS, Trustee.
Louisburg, August IS, 1546 6O4-ts
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SS1tose who have suffered and weary Of sgfer'
inc with this distressing compiaint WI. VI! I'M LIZ =:
ters' Vegetable Pills remedy ar once .L Ill.
mediate in its effects. One single ooss VI @ hi cre
keu the heao-acne - 'ei' - ~
II in one hour entirely -, ,,,;.,Ss thew
As remedy in sssRrser for botcet comp ny
aispIay their wonderful powers TO admlrdoni , u
freunerior to any thing in for those
Tn 6ysuepsia and Liver complaints they sand unrtva
Many have been cured in few weeks after having SUI
fared under the dreadful complaint for years
In habfuaI costiveness they decidedly superior
any veretabe pill brought before me puoI'c, M
oae 90 cent will establish their surprising Utue
and place them beyond the reach Of doubt IN the es"
tion of every Individual.
They are Invaluable in nervous and hypochondIcal
aections loss of appetite and all complaints tewhch
females alone are subject - -:
mediate conviction of their utility from the FIRST dose
They may be taken by oil any age ana tne
fe inrI the and delicate are strengthened ny
fheir operatio they system OF BAD hu
nors Quiet nervous irrtablty, and Invaroy produce
IInards of three hundred and seventy thousand boxes
f these estimabIe pills have been sold within the last
Sveiye months in three States alone, and more than
three times tile quantity IN other states
AS an bilious medicine no family should De with
out them single trial Of them Is more SATISFACTORY
than thousand certificates. - ~
In southern climate, these pills are administered
with uniform success. For more than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been pronounced; ana
could Jury of all they have relieved be summoned
from the North the South East and the est mi
lona of yoces would be heard in accamaon OF their
matchless properties The child and the adult-the
youth anddecrepid old man-both sexes and all ages
NAV alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
'ofrelIeE Price fifty cents per box. s-E t!f&
Be careful observe that the cover of each box
TN the. tin9 stamped Peters Vegetable Pill"
For sale in Raleigh, by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
A. Co and alsoby Mr.. P. F. Pescud. and generally to
be found in all he Towns in the State
August 8, I545. -4r.ssf = c o62 ON.
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BRINKLEYvILLE VINEYARDs.

BRINKLEYVlLkE VINEYARDS.
FWNO suit bard times entrance therein reduced to 20
cents a person, and commuation for companies
and children And for selected grapes carry away,
of 10 per quart 40 gallon and dol
lars per busheL Specimens OF Wines for visitors choos
ing TO pariake Wines sold from 25 to IS cents per
bottle, from so cents TO 81 so per gallon, and from l2
SO dollars fer b. according to quality, age &c. Cor
dials higher than wines. Entertainment moderate
terms. Specimens of upwards OF 100 best kinds of
grapes in our country il not the world, may be
and tried Vineyards (of about acres) very fully
loaded. many visitors heretofore and quantities Of
grapes sold YET 40 bis of wine calculated the
Ing vintage Some grapes rpen about the middle of
July. Most kinds ripe middle of August Fine eating
till hard frosts say for abont three months.
SIDNEY WELLER, Prop.
Brinkleyylle, N. C. Aug. 2, 1915
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New Books! New Books!

Just receired at the Ne,o Book Store
THyHE MIRROR LIBRARY, complete in Vol. neat
- ly bound
YANKEE STORIES. by Judge Halliburton. Gsam
Slick) with illustrations.
LIFE OF COL CROCKETT
UyhITERSaL GdZEYTEER, a
Dictionary Geographical, Statistical and Historical of
the various countries, places, and principal natural
objects in the world illustrated with maps. 2Vos.
Call at the New Bookstore for cheap Books
o. L. CLEVELAND.
April Is. Stiff
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July 30th 1S45.

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased Of NJ L.
Stith his entire interest iuthe late concern, will
continue the Drug and Apolhrcary Business under
vile street.
have on hand an extensive Stock of Medicines.
Paints, &C., DC, TO which weekly acces>ions are
being made, and | hope Ey disposIng Of them al
small profit and by devothg the attention 10
the wants OF my CUSTOMERS to merit the conlinu-
ance OF the patronage solberally bestowed on the
late concern. p. F. PESCUD.
July Both 1885,. e 56I-tf
Register and independent please insert above
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sfandard Literalure.

TNHE Works of Lord Bacon. completein 8 volumes
III The history of Modern Europe by DR.. w. Russell.
and continuation to the present time by Wm Jones,
Esq complete in volumes. sess.
HalIam's Literature of Europe in the 18TH 18th and
18th centuries.
Humes History Of England, in volumes. 5s4.- :.
The Works of Lord Bolingbroke. complete in vols.
With many other equally valuable works just received
and for sale at the New Bookstore, by - as :.
April 24th, ls45 - f 547
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June 80, 1s-
FOR SALE.
WAS COMMITTED,

To the Jail of Orange county, on the Goth day
of July, 1s45. by James M Palmer, oht of the act
ing Justices of the Peace for said COUNTY: negro
boy, runaway, who says his name is JOHN, and
that he belongs to Lucy HamIay, ofVi,slnia. He
had on when taken up blue pair of Panraloons,
very much torn, gray roundabout coat, aud a
new pair of shoes. His complexion is yeIlowish,
and he has scar over his left eye He is FIVE feet
Eve inches high, and about 26 years old
THOMAS FAWCETT, Jaiior.
Hillsboro' July go, 1S45. 561-3t
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State of North Car,
e.ss Nash county.
lima Superior Court
of Equity March
Term I845.
Petition for Partition and
Sale Of Real Estate.
Isaac F.Dorch & others
John Dofch & others.

J0hn DoFch & others ~ ~0ale = = lNs MAJ Essate'
ms case 1t appearing to The Court that John Dorch
of Polly Pitman the eiIs at Law of joseph Hines and
Nancy Hines, Elizabeth Hines, Temperance Hines and
Mary Ann Hines the Defendants in this case are non
North Carolina Standard for SIX weeks notifying them
that they appear at Superior of Equity
Tor the Cpnnty of Nash at the Court House Nashville
on the Sd Monday of September next then and there to
plead and ansS er or Judgment pro conesso will be en-
tered upon against them. Witness James Harrison
the Sd Monday OF March 1916 - S71l'
q, anf JAMES HARRISON. g. asss1e i
BY b. H. BLoUNT, G. N =. 5a
July 2sd, 1s4b Pr adv. Ss5 ~ IL. s 5b59 et.
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CALDWELL InstItnta

HENHE next Session of the Caldwell Insiuts
Gaze of the Presbytery Of Orange, will c0mmsnnS 'nS
ednesday the 9th July in the town Of Huhecs
(o which place it has been removed and will c"
Friday the 2slh of November next ''' 0'Ose on
The Faculty Of the School consists ofRev. Aler.D,.
Wilson, D. D President and Prof of the Greek Tse
guage and Literature Ralph H. Graves, A. M Prof y;
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy and iobn y
Bingham. Prof ct Latrn Language and Literature Z"
BY order Of thes Board of Trustees.
sDRURY Lacy
= :. JOHN W.aNORWooD, { Comm;,,..
n. H. HARDING, D. D.
June Is, ls45, 554-,n
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To The Medical Profession.
New Arrival of Medical Works at Oh
North (.ArOlinA Book Store.

To The Medical Profession.
New Arrival of Medical Works at the
North Carolina Book store.
A System of Practical Medicines, Comprised in a
n Series Of Original dissertations-by Alex. Tweedie
Al. D. F. r. S., in 2 vols. $, s.. s.a 'sfr -gse. ].
A Treaties on the Diseases and Special Hygiene Of
Females-by Coiembat Del 1sere-by Charles Meigs.
Principle of Surgery-by Jane sMilIer, F. R. S. sc.
in / vol.
Taylor's New Work Medical .Jil,isprudence.''
Churchill on Diseases of Females in l vol.
Alison's Pathology in 1 Vol-a 1aetc toOTk.
WiIliam>' Pat o!ogy in l vol
FerxusSoa's Practical Surgery, with illustrations.
Graham's Chemistry with numerous Illustrations.
Ttr EfeurenTs MaIeria Mcdfca and fnereaPeLIfcs-
by Jonathan Pereira M. D. sc. -7--s1sg = :. $50
Prout on the Stomach and Renal Diseases.
Hope OIL the Heau-in ! vol @5Bi . s--ii - sl-o
Lawrence on the Eye. 4.,,
Rcord on Venereal-in vol.
Eliiotson StewartsOn's Practice Of MediciI Q.
Chapman on Fevers Dropsy and Gout
do on Thoracic & Abdominal Vicera.
Also all the Works of Dunglison, Eberle, Devices,
and others. Call in and examine our Stock, or send
your orders, which will be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO.
TURNER'S HUGHES. Publishers Agents
May 81, 1915. 5.a> s 55O-ly.
od- The Register and Independent.
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READ THIS


DUREsCider Vinegar Also White Wine Vinegar
for nice Picking Cali and see. x 4, ssgl .-.z
Rest fanilysGreen Tea. Family Flour in half Bar
rels General assortment of Good Goods low for cash
or six months Credit If you want good goods look at
my Stock before buying elsewhere Ny goods are iresn
and well selected, will doubt, and ashionahle and
cannot be bought low as AUCTION Goods. Persons
may rely upon what is said of the above articles and II
NOT so, they. can be returned
AFO Farmers. Particular attention given to Sales
of any kind Of produce sent to me. TfpH. SNOW
JnlY %. 1874. - 659-tL
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Cornelins's- Celebrated Lard Lam0;

COfMeAltAS'S 8 Ne1eOFate0 Lard LamOS
gHNO buy is to This article, now in use abon,
Il two years, has been fully ricd and Satisfaction %
en-. One Lamp is equal to six of the best sperm candl
and will burn until IL o'clock cost OF three Cen
There is house in this place that burned six candles
cost of IL cents per night and calculating 80 nights
to month, this would be IS 10. One OF these Lamn,
three cents night for 80 nights would be 80 cent
thus making saving OF 81 20 cts. pei. month.
- sit.s 5H 7. H. SNOW
Raleigh, June 10, 1915. 3. -. . 55Sn
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Book for Lawyers. Magistrates,
~, PHYSICIANS, &c.

RR- GUYS E.e.eIsie Medicine edited hs DR. CHARLES
IL A. Lee. Complete in vo.aciaYo. This is COM
prehensive epitome of all that IS known in Medical
Jurisprudence, embOdying within convenient compass,
all its important facts and by
sufficient number of but not to such extent
to overburden its pages with unnecessary detail 1t Is
manual for the practitioner of Medicine or Law. Con-
else in its statements, simple in its arrangements, and
sufficiently ample in illustration present claims the
patronage of both professions inferior those of any
similar work Of equal size hitherto published
For sale at The North Carolina Bookstore, corner of
Fayetteville and Morgan Streets Raleigh, N. C..
TURNER & HUGHES,
en taa Publishers Agents.
April 10. 545.
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North Carolina Institution
For The Deaf and DUmh.

THIS Institution will be opened for the reception
Il Pupils about the LIST of May next, in the Civ Of
Raieigh Pleasant and commodfous buildings he been
obtained and it earnestly desI ed that all persons ha
ing children or friends, who OF this unfortunate class
will all practicable means to have them hear as near
the time oioPenning the School as possible
For the present. Pupils will be received at any age be-
tween eght and Miyfy. The Pupils will live in the
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be al all times under his care and direction The Genas
Pupils will be under the special of the wife Of the
Principal and the Marion, and the utmost attention will
be given and taken, ito the comOIt and hap
piness, well as the improvement ofnlfthe Pupils
The terms for Session Of ten months will be one hun
dred and sixty dollars tor Board, Washing and Tntion
includingths necessary Books and all expenses cx.
cept Clothing and Medical attendance-payable, one
half semi annually in advance.
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the humber of Pupils may require. The precise time
of opening the Scools will be mentioned in future
Advertisement.
All Communications the subject of the Institution
addressed to w EsTON r. GALES, Esq, Raleigh, tpOs
pad) after The lst April, to the Principal viii be
attended TO promptly.
All applications tor admission for tn ,ils who's Pa
able 10 support them either in full or in
part, should be made to is ExcelIency, Gov GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board.
f,tg 5 WILLIAM D. COOKE, Principal.
+, Feb 2, 1915 ,aa hs4Ii.aaer,1f. 5S5-iG
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership, heretofore existing under the
firm of Stnh and Pescud, is this day dissoly ed by
mutual consent. ie e5I .sssl4 -
With the view of closing the business ofthe late
firm as speedily as possible, the Books aud 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.
-s rv-> ~s s '-s''~7+fs-~N NJ. L. -STfFff---'
.. Pc. PESCUD
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Society of London,


s..,,5 EmpOUered By Act Of Parliament
CAPITAL s5OO, 900 STERLING. OR 81. 500 .ooO
FNNHE following among the advantages held out by
III this institution, which will be found most adyan-
tageous 10 the assured, and such rarely oered
VIZ: 80 ~
The peculiar advantages secured tohe assured BY the
principle OF the LOAN Department
very large sum to be permanently invested IN the
United States the of three of the Local Drec-
tors, Trustees-avaable always TO The assured In
cases of disputed claims, should any such arise. $50
The payment of premiums, annually, half yeGty'
quarterly, or monthly.
Thirty days allow ed after each payment of premium
becomes due, without forfeiture ofpolicy.
Travelling leave extensive, and liberal and extra
premiums on the most moderate scale
Conditions in the policy less TO the assured
than usual in rsses of Life Insurance.
The actual and declared profits published in success
sve Reports) ardng sure da0 Tor calculations oflhe
value Of the g bonus in this Institution.
Its being unconnected with Marine Fire Insurance.
The rates for life with profits" LsUer than those
of any other foreign Company efecng Life Insurance
in New York. y.l IS -6
General Agent for the United States and British North
american Colonies. za
J. LEANDER STARR, an
-'@ Resident in New York,
So tee Office "a WALL:STREET, New York,
Sub 44gent for the State Of North Carolina, GEoR
=. laG s-sj. Il 30 LITTLE, Raleigh.
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TtHE Club Room and other Temperance Tales by
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The Kuickerbocker Sketch Book.
= The Secret Foe and Nan Darrell, by Miss. Ellen
Pickering.
The Mirror Library, Handsomely bound, Also, Nos.
4 and 5 of the London Lancet.
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