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FOR SALE.
MEDALS AND COINS,

NOR SALE-Ancisnt Coins, Grecian and Roman, OF the
middle and modern Col as, AID Medals of all nations
the great aud II quantities Also. col
ctions OF composition medals finished the
manner, and at very moderate prices
Mineral Samples from Siberia Sw eden Norway Bohemia,
saxony England France &C., No 5s Greenwich Cd
Story, sI23W%r
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Brighton Cattle Market.


SEPT 22-At market 1875 Beef Cattle: 45o Stores 1900
Sheep and 1880 SWINE
PhcEs-Beef Cattle-The prices Of last week were not
sustained we quote extra SIS first quality 81 75 second
81 20 a so; third So so a L.
a24 - ~ 'es oiu Sio
sheep-Lsmbs from 81 u al76 old Sheen from
81 60a ~ esp 4ioH'
swine-shoats to peddle and 3tc for sow. and and
atc Tor Barrows old Hogs 81 and &C. AT retail from 81
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DANCING ACAIEMY

n LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway
MILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor Of IN.
vl forming The public that she will open her class the 18th Of
September Mile. r. Desjadins will instruction i'm ii
the different branches OF dancing Al her Academy will he
taught all the newest and fashionable Dances now m use
in Paris Among them the QpadnIle Of Polka Gallo.
psdes the Waltz Polka and all styles Of Waltzes Among
Fancy dances the Poacca azurka Cschucha
NC Mile u Will give her particular attention TO Ladies
Boarding Schools Private may given in private and
other cssss. VIII be formed by number sf scholars and will
De ATTENDED 10 AZ any time 20 im-rc
/ tNP sEkD-50 Bushels clean Illinois Hemp seed, for
= sale by h. X. COLLINS 4 CO,
sH 50 South street.
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR

rs Z y \ N q L q V
the touch OF earth restored vgor activity and confidence
10 the exnau,ted arteries with that glorious
ton LUCINA CORDIAL reinvest he generative organs
however weakened with their original power There is
shadow OF doubt that this and the subc
Of TOO deca nature hundreds would testify the urrva
led efficacy oft IS Cordial specific for fuor al
bus ts Irregularities in the secretops pains the kid
neys female 10 the reverse pro psus and
intact almost disease which The delicate portion
81 re human organization liable L cannot Indeed
maornaton OF the but for thing short OF that
Offered nflbe for bsrrennss while all rhe 9TH
diseases enumerated above whether chronic
w be found safe and sovereign .dy. The Lucina Co..
dial gen. touc, rating generally the
and bracng the whole without stimulating
iuncton produce subsequent relaxation On the
ary seems to act IL perfect harmony with and does
not reae temporary vgor but renewal Of the
natural energies The first bottle used will fully convince the
purchaser of the truth OF all we have asserted
Principal Office 1875 Fulton New York Sold also by
Seth w Fowle Boston; Dr. Wadsworth Providence; 5.
Murphy 90 North Sixth street. Philadelphia; X. Tyler John
~ Lsroqpe and Roberts and Atkinson, Baltimore Charles
SoIt WASHINGTON City; o N Liuthacum, Georgetown;
Wilder LOU vile, ky Saudford Parks Cincinnati; and
ny othe any OF the above named places Price
So per bottle or S24 per dozen s2a lm+r
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. Eorsigs amportations
MAvsArILLA-Brg Tampco-ls sticks cedar IA loo, nah
gany 5000 bds palm leaf Curtis. - ''o
n1GcABo PR-Schr Sabne-236 hhds sugar Sc do molas,e.
Lssaia x CO. $40 - w "oiasses
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MUSIC

MUSIC.
LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction OF
IA young ladies the Piano She teaches the Logeran
which has
try: has been greatly approved Of Euope being
shortest and method Of bringing pupil note
addressed X the Office Of this paper shall be attended
AL m
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 9TH streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
fNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have tax the above house (fo
mer known the Marshall House and have made extensive
alterations and having spared no
expense TO reader OF the most pleasant aud
houses the city The parlos the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely new Its oca
tion IN the central of the city the places
Of public and the depots Of the
Southern Western and Northern
The tables will be supplied deicaces the sea-
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have
carefully selected.
the business TO give satisfaction those who may
them with their patronage
BAGLEY MACKENZIE & CO.
James Bsgley, (ate Of Jones' Hotel.)
Henry Mackenzie formerly Of the Washington House,
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July LIST, l8a5 ivS SIM &c
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FAIL FASHIONS.

FdLL FdNH7UNN
'HE SUBSCRIBERS have received invoice of very
rich Scaris Cravats ana Linen Hdkfs, richly bordered
Their OF ready made Linen and lemens under
citizens and strangers
Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the
faculty for all who suffering from debility
IN the chest have acquired the habit Of STOPPING For sale
Agate 237 Broadway, corner Of Park place. $40 lm*m
FRENCH FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MADILE. FANNY GODEFROY,
Nv HO is expected by the Havre pae ket will open,
w few days after her return splendid OF the
newest and most fashionable articles her line just
by the latest packets such as
Rich Moire Silks Royaiand Broche Pekn Perse and Chine
Stns PLAIN and figured Pou de Soe choice entirely
material articles for dressers Fancy Muslin Tue and other
Bordured Linen Cameric Ha1dkerchefs Embrodered Mus
OF various materials made exclusively for herself Thread
and Sill Lees. Flowers, Feathers Ribbons Perfume
and generally all the articles with the ladies' toilet
39 Broadway corner Of Leonard street, above Cox store
opfna
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TIE Undersigned Professor Of Music has obtained from
considerable number of his Pupils the Piano Forte (he
respectable class the community certificate that
they received shorter aud easier manner the
ledge of rudments Music and how play from his new
invented instruction book called the Key Music He con
lessons the PIANO, those who favor
hin with their will please leave card Ne Bayad
where he will continue give lessons his
their houses reasonable The Key Music
bought G. Chstmans 40 Pearl street or the authors
lodging CHRISTIAN g. MUELLER
Author of the Kew Music.
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to. ali Intro
44OLlAN HAkPS.
NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
AN"Coleman olian Aachmentto the Pianofore, for
entire United States texceptng Massachuse
the public that they prepared to supply Panoortes
modern made In regard tothe durability
Of this nvenion G. are prepared to satisfy the most
warrant them in the assertion that the Hoan will remain
in climate and will not be affected by
atmosphere The satisfactory given with
where also may be bund of g. 6 aud
Panooes both IN rosewood and mahogany cases m26 lm
HARPS. HARPS.
S5 Anthony ST., 2 Doors from broadway,
lanes HANLEY, the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard Of
LGnaon s1d Paris. calls public ate pn to big stock oim
eeebratsd6 oc Grand Gothic instruments with Metallic Vi
James Haney has honored with the testimonials of the
President Of the United States, the American Ministers
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bocns Ayas Chat
distinguished music talent
2%Ffs .s so C. fro" Drsaa% .s
LESSONS In DANCING, WALTZlNC, Nc
NJ AID. ACHlLLE respectfully her lri nds and
l patrons and to the public general that regular class
will commence on Saturday October ilt her Saloon No.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies and Masters under 10 of age,
every Wednesday and Saturday from oclock-and
3ior young Gentlemen.
At oeosk Class 0' Gentlemen every luay and Thursday
For Ladies and Gentlemen desrous of forming by them.
selves private Quadre Classes Polka Mazurka
any days aud hour most convenient to both parties
For individual and private lessons In Dancing Waltzing
desired
Madame A. continues to give her professional services at
young ladies' boarding schools and private families.
Soiree Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied their
parents or guardians, as usual
Being IN Correspondence with several Of the principal
lessons Pars Madame A. receives from them all the novel
tie, Of the day admitted the fashionable society aud she
sons, according to her patrons desires. sl7 lm-rc
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rT rs SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD

BEING the very best Shaving Cream ia existence
nere ce that such
hlSG's VERBENA CREAM stands pre.emnenty the shav.
ing Soap OF the whole world the presses Europe and
this rountry have pronounced unrivaled and the
sales fully testify that duly appreciated put up neat
e sold cheaper han other soap before public
All are requested TO call and the article prepared
Dor sale by the origin inventor CHARLES RING 3s2
brOOme street and 80 Maiden /. ne. au.1 Irn.r
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MARTELLE IL HOLDEhMANN,
No. 81 Maiden Lane.

MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Omamental Hair
Il Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands Curls, Seams Bandeau
HAIR Dapguys eel braed CuIed Hair, - inches long,
style OF Everlasting Curis and all kinds of Hair Work.
wholesale aud retail.
Also, very large assortment Of Flowers Feathers Head
Dresses such Agerennes, oriental, Pompadou Egyp-
tierne, Duchuss and ali kinds Of Millenary articles.
y. B.-The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
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II pls and The public he Intends organizing classes for
stIucton the above well in
Of English Poetry h. NJ offers his Sch Jols
aeo He will commence soon sufficient number Of
be obtained and show appc alton, tes-
Warren y0 Intro
&ENOR NJ u. De PAREDtS. who has been for Sc
- vea professor of Spanish Literature the
best colleges in the island Of Cuba and
such III Ch es Couderts Lyc-um and ST Johns College ha-
wing some leisure hours would be pleased devote them
other institutions.
In order commodate students Senior Paredes will have
Spanish evening classes three tnes week. the lower part
OF the and the other three days the upper part.
Persons wishing Mr. p will please apply at Messrs
Coud ert and Porter No. o3 It Marks Place SD 2w.m
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nM now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coa
pries G and ee Of carriage fro yard at the following
@ vas usual the lowest in the city namely. Broken Egg
q cents ~ s q large ngt p Isl 'a nut per tom VIII
and akeh from Tie boais Coal Yard OF ng
|, ali ims,s 'ch s'iees fETER CLINTON
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nR BLANKMAN, Dentist 1is Chambers street, N.
- ors, late Of Virginia, offers profes ona services
he publ Persons who desrous of having operat MS
upon soofnameuta aud useful appendg the teeth pro-
"r attended 10, requesdt to call at his Office where
fereuces o The highest responsibility can be had Terms
DE ate, aud al operations warranted. az Im.rc
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THE MISSES PALACHEs
Rn u II No Nn NAV SGunnI

THE MISSES PALACHE 5
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
EOR Young Ladies OF the Jewish Faith 81 Thompson st.
Il York.
Instruction given in the Hebrew Language, free any
charge according the Portuguese and German
tor All other languages and the accomplishments taught
the usual te The best employed and
afforded ios the improvement Of the pupils in the va
The Misses Palache having for established
rely with confidence the Intro
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III ENKf KAHN, Importers, So Nassau a. mn ,,.;,. -
Maiden lane have received per late arrivals comps, M
soment Of AtIcIal Flowers aud materials for The san
cy Feathers. ~ ' = an'
~ nmse and are offered at the reasonable prices
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DENTISTRY
OBSERVATIONS on the best means Of preserving the
~ teeth indispensable TO heah beauty and comfort founded
on loug aod extensive pracce by NJ Levett Denst the
tIoducer Of the Of Artificial Teeth prnc
Atmospheric This small will be found useful
to the head OF families, while who lost will
be informed Of the best methods for replacement
ton o those May be had Of author 20 Broad
way, corner Of Warren .iI Imsmc
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NATIONAL HOTEL,

MRS CAkROLL'N
INDICATED, VAPOR L SULPHUR BATHS,
iS4 Fulton street,OppOsite st. Paul's Church
RS. CAHAOLL bsgs remind her patrons Of the eica-
cv OF vapoI Baths curing colds rheu natism chs
and tev Mc Sulphur Baths require half hours
r1r Vapor Baths sent TO OF the city vicinity.
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WILLIAM ARNOLD, NJ, D., DENTIST,
ESPE' TFULLY informs his friends and he public that
~ he continues the practice OF his profession usual
his residence No Warren Dr. having 6br many
pad strict aent the diseases of he tn and gums
ad the operations incident thereto and especially that
most necessary and useful the filling teeth with
god hopes by his and attention general
that branch of his his success
which, liberal and increasing patronage land which he
gratefully acknowledged abundanty testify. 81 msm
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TO ANGLERS AND DEALERN IN
FISHING TICKLE

ONROY $, 50 Fulton of Cliff street Manu-.
Oactures and importers Of Fishing Tackle branches
have complete their fall stock consisting
Ia the line for Pond Stream River Fishing Impor
ters of the genuine Hemming Son, and genuine
Justly celebrated Fish Hooks Also Of Dxon&
Shooting Tackle aud covered Drinking Fasks finest
Gnnpowder SC, &c, wholesale and retail. s23 IIo+r
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UBINs, Guorlains Piver's Prevost's (iuelauds and
naugenet Coudrays Extracts Cooenes; Soaps; Laven
Hair Brushes and Combs of all descriptions together with
hs highly esteemed and well patronsed Japonca juice for
cleansing the head and moenng the hair the only thing
that will prevent the hair falling out Sold at VIM DIB-
BLEES Coiffeur American, 265a tate an Broadway
al Imtrr
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DEAFNESS.

nRS. CASTLES s. EDWARDS, Aursts, No. 3si Broad
- attend the Of deafness and disease and e
lection incidental the Their on the
rational principles science and practical knowledge entirely
free from any theoretical dogmas
Acoustic Oil for sale for Ear Ache, pains or
ringing collections Of hard discharges vtiated
secreons of this organ cpient Deafness swellngs, Sc
"A tufrh
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MACHINE BELTING.
GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
HdCTfTNE BEIT'TN(,

A y ARTICLE of great strength and durability, can be
adapted all kinds OF machinery for which leather used
costs third less and superior my respects
unaffected BY heat cold and when adjusted machine
does require alteration the with leather For
sale By GEO. BEECHER,
" 100 Broadway.
au232 PM IN
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{. lamps to Burn Can1phene., :

EFORN&S- PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GL-4SS
i d FOU.NI.4LN- LAMPS for Cdmphene or Chem
cal Oil, have become universally celebrated and sought
the appreciation and praise Of all Who use them
Try all Others but do fao try the best, the ehea
pest above ALL the Lamps that will give fe great
est light with The least expense. They the most
simple and easy TO manage and trm cannot corode or
become heated while burning easily cleaned inside and
ont and affected by draft current of air. Less
than half per hour will give you splendid light!
" Try one.' Manufactured wholesale and retail by j.
o. Fay, No. I36 Fulton street, (Sun Budings,1 NeH
York viz Stand Lamps for Parlors with without
Lustres Suspending Lamps for Stores Hotels and
Churches also Chandeliers, Side Branches, &C. &c,
in any style desired or made 10 order.
NB. Ladies', it you wish to preserve four eyesight
TO good old age want strong and beautlinl light to
read by, do not TAIL to OF these Lamps
One the centre of large parlor will enable yoa 10
read the finest print in the most remote corner. :;
March 10, B4l-13t..
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New York. City Advertisements.
J. g. P. COATS '.
SIX CORD THREAD.

THE Manufacturers of this article beg respectfully
to inform the~trade and the public that they have
been under the necessity of filing bills in Chancery
against various parties engaged in manufacturing and
selling fraudulent articles of thread, with their name
and style. In all these they have been successful
in procuring Injunction and they beg state that
they resolved to protect their customers the public
and their interests, against this fraudulent trafc,
by prosecuting, without regard 10 cost, all parties who
are base enough lend themselves tosuch unPrincl-
pied dealing ia any shape whatever
The counterfeit threads in question are generally very
inferior three cord threads running from so to 100 yards
in LENGTH although marked 200 yards They are some
times ticketed with fictitious labels, varying slightly
from the genuine mark such the following, viz
l. Coats, J. P CURts.
]. s. P. Coats.
&C. This is done with the view at the same time, Of
ecevng tho public and escaping the penalty due to de-
reption and fraud But has been expressly decided,
in the recent cases the subject that ell limitations OF
manufactures marks or labels intended TO deceive
frauds upon the public, andnyasiona Of the ghts Of
parties, nttling the parties suing to perpetual 4njunc
lion, costs and damages.
The following are the sole agents for J. & P. Coats'
Six Cord Thread for the United States.
IENEw e.. -.
Messrs Hugh Auchineloss & Sons. 49 Beaver stT eet
Bales s. Coates; so Cedar street. -
IN PHILADELPHIA. So
Messrs Bates i Coates, Church alley. = -.
IN BOSTON .
Messrs. Wilton s. March, -
The subscribers will feel thankful for any Information
that will lead the detection of forgeries their stamp,
their COUNSEL Charles Edwards, Esq, 81 Wall street,
''s" l O'A a. H. 'S''' -7S4' ]. & P. COATS.
April 80, 1s45. 5l7-st. =
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CumberIand sheria.,s SaIe.

an the first Monday in June next will sell for cash
" at tha Court House door in the town of Fayette-
vile, 1.-The following tracts of Land and Lots or
muchth will pay the taxes due thereon for the
years 1912 and 1s4S, viz:
100 Acres, listed by Moses Branch. Up Little River
ia {, Samuel Johnson, joins Duncan B.dsole
200 '' AIch'd Smith, Traqton's creek
Lot, Daily for Ether Avis, Person st. FAYETTEVILLE
Z" James S. Campbell, Hay Mt, So us. Arsenal
{ 2 Sc Armaretta jenkins, cor. of Lamon and Anu sis
=" Wiley Jones, improved Franklin st
. i '' g So A. HilsboFo' st
l. &C &c corner Winslow and Mumford sis
&" John Mum, his summer residence
:" Sarah Mclyer, south side Hay st
The totOtohg ,salSted, aud bound for double tar
65 Acres s3Owner unknown, wat Lit. Riv ,joins Elliott
$40 &C.
$50 Ga Jannet Prentice's cataIe, Mountain creek
300 .: Isaac Jackson ,Sivers creek
100 q" Murdock Gllis, Black Ponds
100 ':' Est. ofJohn Dickson, Long branch 7ls dist
80 Est. Charles McRaP, Little Roekfish 7Istdist
$50 IS Heirs Of Arch q Black, near the GauberTy
so 90 The Parker iaRd, Lscks creek district
100 "a The Dickson land
10 " John Carmichael, Joins Duncan Brice and
Others
Lott Sarah McIVer For hefs-of Mary BeIisle, Hills
boro' st. Fayetteville
. ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Sheriff.
April2s. ..ls46 (PE. as COY Sf7-6t.
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SPRING GOODS-ls45.
HALLoCK, MOUNT 81 BILLINGS,

HALLOCK, MOUNT & BILLINGS,
173 PEARL STREET, zone door above Pins sressl
NEW YORK,
RE receiving by late arrivals from Europe, and
N from Home Manufacturers, large assortment OF
Fy4yN'CY and S7.APLE DRY GOODS, adapted to the
Spring Trade which they offer by the piece package,
favorable terms =
Their stock consists in partof- -. -
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sathnets, YestingsI
American Prints of all styles,
Brown and Bleached Muslins various styles and prices
Irish Linens, Linen Lawns, Scotch Ginghams,
Printed Muslins and 1awrs-rfew styles,
Bazorines, Alpacas, Lustres, - +
Silk and Cotton Work, =
Silk and Cotton Velvets, -
Fancy French and English Ganbreohs.~
Spring Tweeds-single and double width,
Check qngham and Merino Cashmere,
Drab 'Etes for summer wear,
American Pantaloon stuffs,
Brown Hollands, Silesias and Paper CanGbfIcs, -
Cotton Hosiery--bleached and hrown,- -
Fancy and silk Handkerchief, Ribbons, sewing Silk and
Twist, =
Corded Skirts, Table Coverss Eiaen Thread,
Jaconets, Camnrics, Gloves, &c Sc.
d- Merchants buying goods for Cash will find it 'tc
their interest to buy of as
March, 1915 -. -. -540-l7k.
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!: THE BEAUTY oF.LIBERFY,

) THE BEAUTY; OFtLIBERFY. -.
",In "l things that have beauty, there is nothing
TO man more eomely shan liberty" MyLreN
When the dance OF the shadows
AT day7break is done, C>
And the eheeks,of the nornfng
Are red with the son;
When he sinks in his glory,
. At eve, from the view;
: - And calls the planet. :,
To blaze IN the blue;
There is beauty. But earth has no beauty 10 see,
Mose proud than the float ofa natinh when free.
F.-.>1 When the beautiful bend
:. 06the bow is above,
Like.a collar Of light
On the bosom OF loVej
When the moon in her mildness
Is floating on high;
Like banner of silver
Hung gout in the sky; -
There iS beauty. Bot earth has no beauty to see,
More proud than the font of'a nation when free.
In the-dep,h of the -darkpess, :.
Unvaripd In hoe,
- When shadows aEeVeili7S'
The bFeasI>of the blue
= When the toice ofthe tempest
AT midnight is still,
And the spirit Of solitude
>Sobs on the hull -
There Is beauty. But where is,the beauty to see,
Lie the broad beamtng brawo nation when free?
lnthe breath OF the morning,
WAen NATURES awake,
20. And calls up the chorps.
To chant in the brake;
in the Voice Of the echo,
Unbound inithe woods;
= Tn the -warblipgNef streanJs'
And the foarAng of Roods;-
There is beauty. = Bat where is the beauty to see.
Lkeihe thrice haIlow'd sight Of anaiien whenfree7
When the striving of sdrges,
Is mad on,the G1ain, :.
Like the charge Of a column -.
Of ptumes on the plain ).
When the thunder is up.
From his eloud-cFadled Sleep
AID the tempest is treading
The path Of the deep,
There is beauty. But where IS the beauty TO see,
Like the sun-brAliant brow of a nation when free2
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Family Groceries,
>TsUeata-1fVe Dollars Rerard.

DAN AWAY from fhe subscriber agaiTon Friday
II, pfghtof the 18th instanf5 bright mullatto girl
name Makinzey, about eighteen or twenty years old
She speaks quickly, and rather the ordinary
hegth of most wOmep Ihave heard that since she has
been the last time she stepped at the house of aee
man named Sam Taburn, near FfshdaH, Walsecounty
and said that awhile take her off and pay her
expenses She may be- however lurking about Raleigh
Iwllgive the above reward 10 any person that will
deliyer Der ny residence in Granville county
NJ c. or cohne her in any Jail so1hatI get her. Resi-
dense Heafthe Store of Mr. E. Hester. ."-T
. r. H. COLEY, Adm of
TH.- COLEY, deceased.
ApriI "a lS15 -547-5t>
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TUST received and receiving oy every arrival OF 'he
g. Cars direct frem New York. large selection 0i
fashionable ;it-
Dry Goods
Ready made clothing of the latest fashion; Ladies bon;
nets latest style; artificial flowers; 60 dozen f0I ano
eghorn, and other kinds Of tashIonanle Ras
boys caps umbrellas, parasos, sun shades;
Stocks neckhandk and ocloths; 6ee par ot
gentlemen's and ladies' and misses aud chdrens shoes
slippers and boots--seme very fne large -assOrf'
Fnenf of r.. -
Family Groceries.
.Molasses, Vinegar; Hardware, China and Crockery
Ware Iron and aud upper leather; cafsklns
and lining Medicines; cxome-green, dye-stuhs
and starch; salersus and white Leads cigars, candles
powder, shots and lead saddles, BRIDES martingals
Erts whips and briderens; cotton cards
-wcks nails putty. hemp and grass ropes; win
dow glass, nutmegs and matches
This being small part of my large Stock Of Goods.
solicit call from all my old customers and all others
visiting Raleigh Call at my Store before purchasing
elsewhere as determined to sell for Is per cent on
prime cost for cash., which will make my Goods me
Cheapest in the State Don't forget to call two doors
below williams Haywood s. Co.
= Raieieh. Anril %: IS45. 546:6t.
90 Phe Weekly Register viii insert four times