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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
GERMANY.

BEnIls 81, Il MBER % 49, There is doubt that
tie III Nereln Will ultimately determine on Increasing
import dui',s On non, c"ths, cothns, ln.ns, and IN
TACT all other articles. Ihess increase. will be pfnc
Fay leye!led against Eng land.
All the talk present about the Constitution which
has been pramisrd 10 us Tor Than lhr,y years.
The religious agitation remains pretty much IN the
same state. pom The hole. however perhaps Runpr
the apostle ii The faith. has increased the number
III has adherens. Oar Government views his procend
ines with great dsappJbation. do all the other Gov
ernmea's al Germany; and they dscouraging i, as
much as pnssle. recent order rom sill the Mnse.
rial departments -. tbs conniry declares that any official
giving coun'enanee, any other of the res ious
sscs, s,a be dismissed
Potatoes are Suffering from tie same malay as in
Belgium and upon the Whole the crops wti be scany.
The Saxon Chambers have couinfn ed Then slittngs,
which premise lie very stormy. Tie recent troubles
=. Leipsic caused agitation which Tar trum having
subsidized In all parts OF Germany the most intense e1>
renent exists, principally account Of the new 'eil
cr'n. But ii may be the lashng OF Tho waves which
preceIss tempest. Germany. ~ truth, has slept too
tng--ii is high time she should awake.
The Geimanic Diet has adjourned the Sh Of Janu.
sry.
NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 23.-Our Government, hs.
commenced, or is about tn commence negotiations Tor
treaty Vi commerce with the United States. The basis
ii The treaty offered by Naples Will he very extensive
Deducan 81 mpor dus and other commercial facilities
Such treaties have already been made with England
and France. and will be entered inlo with many
other countries a. possible.
RUSSIA.
Sr. PETERSBURG. SEPTEMBER I6-The Russian
.pr"y, IN retiring "ithr lis lines. had act invariably
IN the defensive against the meunaneers Of Caucasus
The latter laid wait faf them in unex peced Places and
annoyed tlem from behind barriers in dreadful man.
GET
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
RAH.ROAD iXTrltIGFNCF,

The Improvement ~ the incomes ol rxl-ti 4 railways
s continues, and during Inc lsst Two uunlhs amaunt
To upwards 81 6 700 900 comparison with The CORES
yondsay months OF ISii. The ltnr. which have redus
red th-t. fairs must literally hr greatest gamers. AT
This tate 81 increase OF npmr. the yalde OF The railway
property Of the country becoming greater hy upwards
Of e. ,000,O0U serling per month.
The Regents Canal, London. has been pnrcha sed by
new railway company hr upwards ol flu0.u0O. The
new railway viii run through the heart OF London. aud
connect the Great Western, London, and Birmingham,
aud Eastern Counties Railways
Anew engine. called the Condor has lately been con
sirucles by the l.yerp1 and Manchester Railway Com
Tany. by their superintendent engineer, Mr. Durance
The Improvement consists Ia having double fire boz
,he ,nnbusihle gases being consumed IN the second
wnich world otherwise escape uncunsumed
sa'e BY tbs means considerable increase of heating
porer - obtained, and consequently increased speed
We understand thai The fuel used Is cpal instead Of
evkc.
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state of N. Carolina, Granville county

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, A. D. 1916,
R. & R. H ..Kngsbury. VIM. Russell. Original At
tachment levied upon negro man Damon, and Wm.
Fleming, Micajah B. Fleming. Al. j. Veazey and IN.
Evans SUNNI ,ned as Garnishees.
VIM. S. McCIauahan The Same. Original Attach
ment levied npon nef ro man Damon, and w. Fleming.
M. B. Fleming, Al Veazey, WIN. Evans and Rich'd
Worham garnsheed.
R. N. & D. C. Herndon, vs.. The Same Original At
tachment levied upon negro man Damon, and w m
Fleming, NJ. B. Fleming, Al. Veazey and VIM.
Evans summoned az Garnishees.
]. D. & c. Ors5orn, The Same. Original Attach
ment levied upon Barouch and harness.
1T appearing the satisfaction of the Court that m
Il Russell the defendant in the foregoing Attachments,
resides beyond limits OF this State II is therefore
ordered that publication be made foTsx weeks success
sveIv in the North Carolina Standard printed in the
city of Raleigh, for the said Wm Russell to be and aP
pear before The Court Pleas aud Quarter Sessions to
be held for the county Of Granville, at the Court House
in Oxford on The first Monday OF May next, then and
there to plead repeVy; Otherwise, judgment final
will be rendered against him, and the property levied
upon and the amounts the hands of the Garnishees
condemned subject to Plaintiffs recoveries.
Witness, James NJ. Virgins clerk of said Court at Of
fee in Oxford, the first Monday of February l945
JAS M. WIGGINS, Clk.
(Pr. adv. SO oO) 542-6t.
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III NAVING obtained letters patent for grinding up
IL Corn Cob and Shuck, in the ordinary Grfst Mill
in use take this method OF informing the public,
especially those who may infringe the right without u
thory. that shall hold all such persons who may either
construct any mill OF mills upon the principle OF
my patent responsible under the patent laws Of the Uni
ted States learn that infrngeme has been made
in this State and would notify the public that have
disposed of the patent right for this State Maj VIM. F.
COLLINS OF is City-eXcepting two counties, Halifax
and Nurthampton-and it would be we'll for all who wish
to avail themselves of this valuable and saving improve
meni, TO always advsewIth him upon the subject before
hav mills al unless they satisfied others
acting under his authority. This addition ogrind
ing up The shuck Thoroughly, is invaluable. reef the
public to Maj. Collins publication in newspa form
and handb for particulars, &C.
g E. A. KNOWLTON.
Raleigh, Feb.19, IS45 537-tc
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90 Reward.

will give twenty dollars reward for the apprehension
of man who calls himself Moses TREADwAY, (buf
whose name, it is understood is sMoses Hopks or ten
dollars for him and ten dollars for black Mare OF mIne
which he rode away Sunday the 10th instant SAID
Treadway (Or Hopkins) is made, thin vlsaged
about five feet inches high, dark complexo
his front teeth out, and is toerably quick in his speech
and manner He has small scar on his chin, and his
eyes deeply sunk in his head, and is about 90 years
Of age. The is black before stated and piece
has been taken off of of her she is also CALLED
on the right shoulder, and is about ten years old.
live twelve miles from Raleigh, on the Chapel Hill
road ..~t.- JEREMIAH NORRIS
March l9, Is45. 542-3t-p
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IrGUeHers Going North,

ARE INFORMED that the Fare from CASTOR
10 Baltimore, through Petersburg, Richmond and
Washington City, is $9,-the same as by SLEDGE's
TO Weldon and the Portsmouth Rail Road.
Persons wishing to go Norfolk or Portsmouth,
are informed that on Sundays, Tuesdays, and
THURSDAYS, Passengers will be carried by the way
Of Petersburg, at 81, which is So less than by the
Portsmouth Rail Road. Persons who are trav-
elling TO either Of thote places, are informed that
they can leave CASTOR at 10 O'Clock, P. M; Pc
Iersburg the next morning after breakfast By the
CITY Point Rail Road; and then take the splendid
Steamboat CURTIS PECK, and reach Norfolk at an
early hour in the, afternoon, nearly as soon as-by
the Portsmouth Rail Road. -
For Tickets and further information. applv 10.
,., JAMES GRESHAM, Agent
o.. .. CreensVIlIe & R. R. Road Co.
CASTOR, March 8. = = 541-4t.
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General Agency
For the State of .Norfh Cor,

For the State Of North Carolina,
Persons having Notes, Accounts or Clam,
all descriptions for collection in any part ~ T OF
State can have them attended to with faubf"In,ns ,ns
warding them to A. s. LOUGEE' iOt-
Raleigh, N. c.
REFERENCES:
RaIeigh-W. R. Gales ESQ, D. W, s,o,.
Esq B. B. Smith, Esq. Capt T. G. Scotr, 'He'
Fayet!eVille-E J. Hale, Esq.
Wilmington-Capt. w. H. Dudley.
Newbern-Messrs. Diddle.
Washing eton-Dr. David Freeman.
Salisbury Ham. Z. jones', ESQ.
Charotte-Capt. Lucas.
Ptrersburg-W Nm. Johnson, Jr. Esq, B. + B0,
Richmond-Gales Sealon, ESQ. ''O"'
Baltimore-James Kelly.
Philadelphia H. M. Crawford.
n York.isaac o>goOd, Chester Jennings, Eso
Bo>ton--Chas. Leavitt So Esq
Raleigh, Jan. so, 1915. sao,c
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North Carolina Institution
For The Deaf and Dnmb.
March 81. l845

THIS Institution will be,opened for the reception of
J. Pupils, about the LIST of May next, in the City of
Raleigh. Pleasant and commodroos buildings have been
ned and is earnestly desired that all persons haV
ing children friends who OF this unfortunate class.
will all practicable 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 hirty. The Pupils will live in the
same house with the Principal and his family and will
be all times under his careand directionThe female
Pupils will be under the special of the wife of the
Principal and the MatToD, and the utmost attention will
be given and +aken the comfort, and hap
piness well the improvement OF allsthe Pupils
The terms for the Session of ten months will be one
hundred and sixty dollars for Board, Washing and Tu
on, ncludng the necessary Books and all expenses,
except Clothing and Medical atendance-payabe, one
half semi annually in advance.
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require The precise time OF
opening the School will be mentioned future Adrer-
tsement.
All Communications on the subject of the Institution,
addressed TO WESTON r. GALES, Esq. Raleigh, (post
puid) after the lst OF April to the Principal, will be
attended to promptly.
All applications for admission for Pupils, whose Pa
rents stable to support them either in full or in
part, should be made His EXcellency, Gov. GRAHAM,
President of the Literary Board.
WILLIAM d. coo KE, Principal.
Feb 9, lSI5 535-tf
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D-,E,IIc uous4. of Entertainment,
1R1SH POTATOES.

THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN!
1HHHE subscriber has Oh hand 40 Barrels of best Nor
S thern Mercer and Yellow Irish Potatoes, whch.he
fers at So per barrel 81 5Per bushel, for planting
or Table g..
The subscriber also, as heretofore, keeps general
assortment of
Family Groceries,
which he will sell on the accommodating terms
Also. FAMILY FLOUR, which the subscriber will
warrant to be equal to any in the State Price 81 20
per barrel
Also, excellent Northern Onions:
JORDAN WOMBLE,
On old Market Street,
North side.
Eo.h,,,orv oa 1s45 5SS-tf
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state of N. Carolina, Granville county.

COURT OF Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS,
February Term, A D lS45.
George Levister, WIN. Levister and others
Petition for Partition
1T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
Lexser and PaSey Levster, defendants IN this case,
reside beyond the limits ofhs State 1t Is therefore or
dered that publication be made for six weeks
w. in the North Carolina Standard, for the said defend
be and appear before the Court OF Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions be held for the county OF Granville al the
Court House in Oxford, the first Monday OF May next,
then and there TO show if any they have why the
prayer of the Petitioner shall not be granted.
Witness, James NJ. Virgins clerk OF said Court, at o
fee in Oxford the first Monday Of February, d 1915
JAS. NJ. WIGGINS, Cl'k.
(Pr adv. $5 81 12.) 542-6t
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March 26.
To the Medical Profession.

TENURNER g. HUGHES, would respectfully
Il beg leave 10 call the attention of Gentlemen
OF the above Profession, 10 the ubjuined list OF
new and valuable Works, and solicit their orders
for the sane, viz:
Anatomical Atlas, by Smith & Horner imperial
volumes, $50 Figures
AIison's Outlines of Pathology, in vol,
Brigham on Mental Excitement and Cultivation
New Work.
Chapman on Thoracic and Abdominal viscera,
l volum.
Do on Fevers, Dropsy, and Gout, in vol, S
volumes.
Carpenters Human Physiology.
Sir Ashley Cooper OIL Hernia, with plates, (New
Edirion.) ~
Duo on rhe Tests and Thymous Gland.
Condie Oh Diseases Of Children, in l vol.
Churchill Females
Ditto Midwifery
Druitt's Modern Surgery.
Fergusson's Practical Surgery.
Graham's Chemistry. ..
Hope on the Heart.
MHler's Surgery.
= Lawrence on the Eye. --.-
Miiier's PLY yseIogy.
Tayior's Medical Jurisprudence.
GUYS do = do.
'Watson's Principles and Practice of Medicine.
Williams Pathology.
Wilson's HumNu Anatomy.
Mcntosh's Practice of Medicine, by Morton.
Cooper on Disocations and Fractures.
Also, all the works of Drs. Devices, Horner,
Ebere, Dunglinson, and others, with all lie new
works as they are issued from the Press.
Orders from distance, thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
= ~, TURNER & HUGHES,
r~. s.a- Publishers Agents.
Raleigh, March sl5th.I '. 541-1y.
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CONSU mPTION.


sumption in its GcOrst form, but it has cured many after
all oher of relief had been tried in vain. And why
not 1t seems that the WILD CHERRY was destined
by Nature to PANACEA ravaging diseases
ofthis cold latitude Let the despairng invalid
his money and lose TIME, him all important IN
erperimeting with the trashy nosrums of the day, but
use medicine that will cure, fa cure be pos
sblea medicine that science approves and many years OF
experience have demonstrated that it dIICayS relieves
Sc There is such thing as fdiI' in the history
this wonderful Basam. Evidence the most convincing
-evdence that doubt fully establishes this fact
For The sake Of brexy select the following from thou
sands. G
Isaac Platt Esq, Editor of the Pokeepse Eagle,
of the Influential journals the state of New York,
states under the authority of his name that young
lady, areative of his, OF very delicate constitutions was
attacked in Feb 1872 with cold which lmmedl-
atey produced splitting of blood cough fever and other
mt and care-she partially recovered during
mer But the return of winter she attacked more
violently than at st she became scarcely able to walk.
and troubled with cough chils and fexer every day.
and appeared to be going rapidly with consumption at
this line, when there sign of Improvement, Mr.
PIatt procured bottle OF WiStar'S B;aAsam OF
Wild Cherry. which she took, and it seemingly
restored her She got second and before twas taken
she esor ed to perfect health, which she has enjoy
ell the present hme without the slightest symptom OF
! her former disease
Mr.. Plau says ''the under my own obserVa-
tion, and cannot be mistaken as to the lacts
EXTRACT OFF, LETTER FROM f POST
| MASTER, D.4TED
| PEMBROKE, Washington Co Maine, April 20, 1914.
| Mr.. IsAc BUTTs.-Dear Sir: AT the request of many
OF my friends in this place and vicinity who afflicted
with consumption and liver complaints take the liberty
asking you To appoint in this unity agent
| to sell VViStar'S BaIsRRHa of wild Cherry.
and to send him few dozen there is Of io
sale within 2Oe miles from This have no doubt that II
would meet with ready sale, if it where could
be procured without too much expense and delay.
! My wife attacked about six months siCce with
what the physicians called the first stage consumption
"a complaint prevalent in this section ofthe coun
| try. Having the Balsam advertised in Augusta,
| N 200 MILES FROM HER EDO
took the pains send there fora bottle of it, which he
took land which helped her much that sent for two bot
ties more which she has also aken and she says she
has felt well for six she does this time
All those who have inquired of and asccrtaned what
effect the Basanrh had, anxious to have for sale
IN this vicinty which is the Of my writing you.
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
cude to send some, and So 10 whom in order that it
may be known where it,can be had.
am, with respect, yours, etc
P. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
! The whole county is fast learning that medi-
cne-no physicran-no preparation OF any kind whatev-
er-ran equal Dr. WIsTARs BALsAM oFWILD CHER
RY.
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TE0HE New-York CONTRIBUTIONsHIP FIRE
Il Insurance COMPANY, Office No. 81 Wall
Street, insure Dwelling houses Warehouses and Build
ings in general, Merchandise, Household FurnItnre
Ships building Ships in Port and their Cargoes, anc
every description of personal Property, AGAINST Loss
OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
]. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary
D. ~. STONE, Agent,
RALEIGH, N. C.
May, 1874 499-l2m-eow.-
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sCHOOLBOOKS.

VNHE greatest and most extensive variety. calculated
partly of Arthmetics Biographies Histories, Mathena-
tcal works. Latin and Greek Grammars, and also En-
glish Grammars, Geca Maioros, Xenophons Greek and
Latin Readers, Caesars Sallust and Ciceros Horace,
with great variety Of others, which will supply at
very reduced prices II orders from abroad thankfully
received and promptly attended to. by
-, TURNER g. HUGHES.
Raleigh, June 26, 1914. 504-ly.
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NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals will be received by The un
- dersigned, until the 18th April next for TO-
building a new JAIL for Wake county. The bid
10 be separate for the Rock, Brick and Carpenter,
work Plans and specifications will be exhibited
by William White Esquire, of Raleigh. !.
Bonds and security will be required for the faith
ful performance of the work.
WILLIS WHITAKER,
PARKER RAND,
WESLY JONES,
JAMES LFTCHFORD,
JORDAN WOMBLE,
WILLIAM r. POOLE,
WILLIAM WHITE,
Commissioners.
March 18th, 1915. 541-4t.
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cheaD Reoks---Cheap Books!

MNILMAN'S Gibbons Decline and fall OF the Roman
IVH Empire for $3 rs. The complete works OF Han
nah NJ ore price only 81. The complete works oi VIII
liam Shakespear, with numerous engrav!ngs. for w ".
The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay price $l. Inc
H;st1y of fbe eformation by j. HMerle, De Anbigne,
nrice al with the greatest variety of CHEAP Books, OF
every kind and for all varieties of tastes Call at the
we'll known stand No 1, Cheap side Raleigh, North Car
olina Book Store. TURNER q hOGnEo'
Raleigh, June 26, 1874. oo4-ly.
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New/PubIicatiOns!

naturalization
Received this day ut The ~ Carolina Book Store
The '.Jlfaid of Honour the Massacre of ST Bar
tholomew. tale OF the 10Th century.
The "Regent's Daughter, translated from the French
of Alexander Dumas. by Chas. H. Toron.
Miss Martinean's Letters on Mesmerism.
"C0rse de Leon," the Brigand, by G. P. R. James.
The" Chimes, Goblin story of some bells that rang
old year out, and in, BY Charles Dickens
Also, No. I9 OF the Pictorial B'hle.
TURNER & HUGHES
March 5th, ls45. 539.
[Star, Register, and Independent cory,l
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Raleigh, Feb. .1s, IS45.
Save your Corn CObs s. Shucks :!
To the Planters and NillerS Of North
Carolina,


The undersigned has obtained letters patent 10
enable common Mil stones Tor rocks) now in USE
to grind CORN, COB anil SHUCK, into meal,
for horses, mules, cattle, hogs, &C. thereby saving
tant item with planters. The maehinsr| used for
the above purpose is simple and durable and can
not, with fair means, get out Of order. 1t will last
as long asIhe stones Iast with an expense of 90
cents every hVe years. 10, enable +he> common
mill stones grind corn into meal requires no
new buildings or extra power. 1t can also be ap-
piled 10 horse mills, lhreshing machines, gins or
anYSgIVen power known. The same mill will
grind one-Ihlrd more of corn meal by the intro
ductIon OF this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and sbuck 10 grinding
corn meal IN the space of thirty seconds. Corn
alone when fed to stock is said to be by the most
practical and scientific planters constipating in its
effects, producing founders, cholics and various
olher maladles which are incident to stock. Grind
Ing coos and shuck with the corn makes a food
congenial with their nature, and cannot produce
any OF the serious results above mentioned Stock,
when led or. corn exclusively. are deprived of the
benefits of distension $50 necessary TO the proper
health Of animals by their being unable 10 eat a
sufficient bulk to produce Gistension before the
animal becomes gorged. Cobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dlsIension, without
any danger Of diseases arising from oVerealing.
Corn cob and shuek meal is improved by scalding,
and still more by boiling. and yet by parli-
al fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
digestion for hogs. But horses and mules will
qpire it dry or partially wet with cold waller.
Horses, mules and oxen. when fed with unground
food. void much in an undigesled state, which is
'ot course iost for all beneficial purposes. d., -.
I{ Read the suhloined certificate.
LT The undersigned can be addressed at Ra,
leigh aud all calls will be attended to puncIually
and with despatch by himself or agent =
VIM. F. COLLINS,
-.- Raleigh. Feb. 20, I845
Having been solicited by Maj. Collins. to have
m ahi cd ~ in Eor
Shuck, consented lhath he should do SO as an ex-
pertinent; and | am able to say lhat it grin's
Corn in the shuck az the rate of 30 bushels per
hout; and the dressing of stones isso impEov.
ed that it grinds sheled Corn more Than twice as
last as before and by my watch, at the rate of Is
bushels per hour. and the meal finer than usual.
deem "a vatpabe. improvement, and shall pur-
chase the fighl to use IT. as IT will affgsd me
sPeedy,way Of feeding nay hQrses and cat;le, and
save much thereby. 80 - f5'sgs s. .5ss,e...,
s,..,ls.,.sts1 ~ zaa si,sa VIM. BOYLAN.s u
z-Eeo:2s1 ts4oI sl.4'b ..t.FsF4e 53Ss1Y,as
Bln uIz THa Pea :; e f<,v. -, 70 E.aa..oo' . fH-
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Notice.

The undersigned Committee appointed for the pur-
pose BY the Stockholders of the Lincoln Republican
Press offer the said P and every thing belonging TO
the same at private sale.
Any person wishing to engage in the publishing busi
ness would do we'll to COM aud examine the Press &c
before purchasing elsewhere, determined 40
sell very low. JOHN HOKE,
DAN'L SEAGLE,
F A. HOKE.
Lincolnton, N. c. Narch-15, ls45. 542,6t
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Feb 9, l845

n office is hereby given to the lawful heirs of Nan
~ cy Morgan, deceased, and David Scarborough that
there the hands of the Executors of Samuel Scar
borough, deceased. legacy them, and accord
ing the last will and testament of said deceased. if
they do apply for said legacy in the term of five
they forfeit their claim, and the Executors will not be
responsible for any interest the said lcgacies, say
a share, from this date February the Goth, lS45.
DANIEL SCARBOROUGH,1 E.o.,,o..
HIRAM SCARBOROUGH, i>"e'"'S
Feb 90. 1915. $751; 13tp.
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Raleigh Classical, Mathematical and
Military Academy.
Classical Department,
I MIOVEJOY.

Classical Department.,
J Nj. LOVEJOY.
Mathematical and Military Department.
w. F. DISBROW.
THE year will be divided into two Sessions OF five
months each the fist Session ginning the first of
January, and the second Session, on the fstot JHy.
is the design of the Preceptors, that this nstitu-
ZION shall be surpassed in the advantages afforded for
acquiring thorough English Classical and Mathematical
Ed cation
Pupils will be prepared enter the Junior Class ofany
College in the United States.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session. = $l5 20
For Latin. Greek, French, Spanish and
Italian Languages, per Session, $50 90
Military Tactics taught to the Pupils, free OF extra
charge.
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies OF a
lower Class paying only for the studies of the Glass to
which they belong.
Raleigh, January 1915. 5S3-6m.
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Great Reduction in Prices.

DLANK Books, consisting in part of Books for
I'D Clerks for Records. Journals. Ledgers, Day Books
and Letter Books, and in fact Blank Books every dis
crpon very large and general to be found
at the North Carolina Book Store, and offered for
Cash at the very Northern Prices Don't say you
can get Them cheaper but call send in your orders,
and give us achance of testing the fact.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
February 26, ls45 5Ss.