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FOR SALE OR RENT,

A splendid new Houses and lots
FEElAon Hillsborough street, leading from
fA iiE the Capitol to the Seminary aud about
60 half way between the two. One house
is thirty feet by eighteen with partition in the
middle, with four rooms and two Gre places, one
above and below, and portico in front. The other
is forty feet by twenty with ten foot passage
above and below, making all the rooms private.
each Of which has good and comfortable fire pIa-
ceS, and has porricO in 'front.' There is attached
to each of the houses good kitchen, smoke house
and dairy &c. and nearly three quarters Of an acre
belonging to each lot, and under a plank fence
with paing in front. Both Of the hodses are nice
~ finished: and painted both inside and out as also
the out houses and pailing. There is decidedly
the best well Of water in about the Civ conve-
nient 10 the Of both lots. This is given uo to
be the most pleasant and healthy part Of the CITY.
ANY person wishing to purchase, orrent will make
application to the subscriber.
A. G. DRAKE.
Raleigh, N. c.. March 10, 1s45~ 541-lE
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Raleigh Classical, MatslematicaI and
Military Academy.
Classical Department,
] NJ. LOVEJOY.

Classical Department.,
NJ. LOVEJOY.
Mathematical and JHihtGry Department.
w. F. DISBROW.
THE year will be divided into two Sessions of FIVE
months each the first Session beginning the first of
January and the second Session. the 6rst July.
1t is the design of the Precepors, that this Insttu-
on shall be surpassed in the advantages afforded for
acquiring thorough English, Classical and Mathematical
Education.
Pupils will be preparedto enter the Junior Class Of any
College in the United States.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, SIS 90
For Latin. Greek, French, Spanish and
Italian Languages, per Session, $40 90
Military Tactics taught to the Pupils, free of extra
charge.
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies of a
lower Glass; paying only for the studies of the Glass to
which they belong.
Raleigh, January lS45. 5S3-6m.
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Il TRULY WONDERFUL CURE
WATERVILLE. Oneida Co. N. Y. Sent. lH1 1Si


Dear Sr-T owe it to the afflicted to inform YOU that
IN January last was attacked by very violent cold
causeoby working the water which settled my lungs
Itwas accompanied by very pain my and
and sides, also distressing cough had in attendance
all the best medical aid in village but after exhaust
ing all their skill 10 avail they pronounced my dis
ease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, and they one and
all gaze me up to die After much persuasion got the
consent of my physician to use the BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY. prepared by DR. WIsTAR. Ipurchassd Of
the Agent in our place bottle beiore sig hall of
which began gain strength, and it was very evident
my cough was much better, and my symptoms in every
way improving. have usedthree bottcs and am
stored to perfect health This result is alone owing
the use Of Dr.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY;
and take this method egving information partly pay
you the debt gratitude owe YOU and partly that others
siuilarly afflicted may know where apply or relief
Very truly yours.
JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date of WateIvle.
Sept. "a, lS43, writes:
The statement given you by Mr.. James Sage is we'll
known TO be true by this whole community. 1t
ly was most remarkable The sale of tine BaEsa
IS very good and its in truly faterng.
Yours respectfully,
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED.

HADDoNFIELD N. J. April 20, 1913.
On about the 18th day October, IS4l
with violent pain the SIDE, the liver, which
nued for about FIVE days. and followed by the break
ing of an ulcer or abscess nwardy which relieved the
pain littie but caused to throw great quantity
OF offensive matter and also much blood. Being greatly
alarmed at this applied 10 physician, but he said he
though he could do bnt little for except me some
ercy Pills, which refused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do me good: many other remedies
then procured by wife and friends, but did
any good-and the discharge of blood udcoEuption
still continued every few days. and at last become
fensve that could scarcely BREATHE. also seized
with violent cough, which at tunes caused me 70 raise
much more ood than had done beforehand nay disease
continued IN this way still growing worse, until Febru
ary, when all hope of recovery given up, and my
friends all thought would die ofa G;lliOping Con-
AIN D6iOR At this moment, when nay life was appa-
rentiy drawing near its close heard tDr. WiStFs
RilSil IN Of Wild q: berry, and got bottle which
relieved me iInlme (Fia tGIy and by the use of
only three bottles of this medicine, all my pains
removed-my cough and splitting of blotd and corruption
entirely stopped, and in few weeks my health
far restored to enable me to work at my rade (Which
is carpenter and up to this time have enjoyed good
health.
THOMAS CozENS.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, N. J., ss.
Personally before the subscriber, of the
Justices ofhe Peace in and for the said County, Thomas
Cozens and being duly affirmed according to law, saith
the above statement is in all things true.
Affirmed before me, on the goth day of April, 1S43
j. CLEMENT, J. P.
Such is the unprecedented success ofthis BALSAM,
" NATURES FAVOURfTE PRESCRIP-
-. TION,"
prescription ccngenal to wants. it is prepared
from chemical extracts from substances which the author
Ofnaure has placed in our land wise purposes
many who know nothing of the mode of its preparation
endeavourng to reap pecunary benefits by selling an
article similar in name, nappearance oby represen
ting their own trash superior to the ALSA or by
putting up mixture and soemnly asseverating that il IS
imported from foreign country, which is not the case
AL these deceptive arts ge to show that Vista o
E8akaRm is known to the world to be 9TH r
CIR EAT REM EDK, +" and that to sell any mixture
it must be like this in name, ppOrt tobe like it in
substance
o. Believe NOT the cunnngly wrought fabrication
and take only the original and genuine Wistar'S
BaIsaR Of Wild Cherry,
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T. @
Address all orders teISAAc BUTTS, No. % Am st
New York Agents .-,.-- -
WILLIAMS. .HAYWooD& CO..
$50 26t Raleigh.
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March 26.
To the Medical Profession.


FENURNER & HUGHES, would respectfully
Il brg leave 10 call the attention Of Gentlemen
Of the above Profession, TO fhe >uhi,intd hist oi
new and valuable Works, and solicit their orders
for the sane, viz:
Anatomical Alias Smith 81 Horner imperial
s volumes, near $50 Figures.
Alisun's Outlines of Pathology, in vol, vo
Brigham on Mental Excitement and Cultivation,
New Work.
Chapman on Thoracic and Abdominal visceIa,
1 volum.
Do on Fevers, Dropsy, and Gout, in / vol, 8
volumes.
Carpenters Human Physiology.
Sir Ashley Cooper Oh Hernia, with plates, (New
Edition.)
Dito on the Tests and Thymous Gland.
Condie on Diseases of Children, in l vol
Churchill on Females
Ditto Midwifery.
Druitt's Modern Surgery.
Fergusson's Practical Surgery.
Graham's Chemistry.
Hope the Heart.
MIller's Surgery.
Lawrence ON The Eye.
MilleT's Physiology.
Tayior's Medical Jurisprudence.
GUYS do. do.
Waison's Principles and Practice of Medicine.
Williams Pathology.
= Wilson's Human Anatomy.
MclHtoSh's Practice of Medicine, by Morton.
Cooper on Dislocarions and Fractures.
Also, all the works of Drs. Devices, Horner,
works as they are issued from the Press,
Orders from distance, thankfully received and
TURNER e. HUGHES,
Publishers Agents.
Raleigh March 18th. Silly.
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Notice.

The undersigned Committee appointed for the pur-
pose by the Stockholders of the Lincoln Republican
Press, offer the said Press and every thing belonging to
the same at private sale.
Any person wishing to engage in the publishing bus
would do well to and examine the Press, SC
before purchasing elsewhere, determined to
sell very low. JOHN HOKE,
DAN'L SEAGLE,
F A. HOKE.
Lincolnton, N. C. March Is, 1916. 5426t.
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WISTAR,s
CONSUMPTION.

We will not assert that this BALSAM will cure Con.
sumption in its s0Orst form, but it has cured many after
all other Of relief had been ed in vain. And why
not /: 1t seems that the WILD CHERRY destined
by Nature be PANACEA for the ravaging diseases
ofths cold latitude Let the despairing invalid waste
his money and lose TIME, 10 him ali important in
experimenting with the trashy nostrums of the day. but
at medicine that will cure, fa cure be pos
sbe-a medicine that science approves and many of
experience have demonstrated that aLOCays relieves
ss There IS such thing fair in the history
this wonderful BaIsaIn Evidence the most convincing
evidence that doubt fully establishes this fact
For the sake of bFevy wesetec the following from thou
sands.
Isaac PIatt Esq, Editor of the Pokeepsie Eagle.
of the influential journals in the state Of New York
states nnder the authority of his name, that young
lady, relative ofhis, OF very delicate constitution was
attacked in Feb. 1872, with severe cold, which Imned-
ately produced splitting of BLOOD cough fver and other
dangerous and alarming symptoms. Through medical
treatment and care she partially recovered during sum-
But on the return of winter she attacked more
violently than at first she became scarcely able to walk,
and was troubled with cough, chs and fever every day.
and appeared to be going rapidly with consumption at
this ,iIne when there sgn of improvement, Mr..
PIatt procured bottle OF WiStarS BalSam of
Wild Cherry, which she took, and it seemingly
restored her She got second and before it taken
she Testo ed to perfect health, which she has enjoy
ell to the present time, without the slightest symptom of
her former disease
Mr. Platt says ''he cure under my own observa-
tion, aud cannot be mistaken as to the facts"
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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
Il Levister and PatSey Leviser defendants in this
reside beyond the limits of this State 1t is therefore
dered that publication be made for six weeks successive
ly in the North Carolina Standard for the said defend
ants to be and appear before the Court OF Pleas and Quar-
Sessions be held for the county of Granville al the
Court House in Oxford, the first Monday OF May next,
then and show if any they have, why the
prayer of the Petitioner shall not be granted.
Witness James NJ Virgins clerk of said Court, at Of
fee in Oxford the first Monday nf February, A 1915
JAS. Nj. WIGGINS, Cl'k.
(Pr adv. $5 62 1-2.) 542-6t
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NOTICE.

A ia meeting of the Literary Board on the 1st of
N April, lS45, it was
ResoIred Tnat there be distributed the sum Of
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS among the several
Counties Of the Stae according TO law in part ofhe nett
income of the Literary Fund 1or this year That the
Statement the Journal of the Board of the amount of
Federal Population ofeach County, and the sum to which
it is entitled made the 4th OF April 1874, when a
similar distributed, be adopted the basis of
this distribution And that the Secretary furnish the
Comptroller with certified copy of that Statement and
this order.
Ordered That the Resolutions be published in tbs
Raleigh Register, Standard, Star and Highland Messen-
HENRY w GRAHAM
Secretary OF Board.
April 8, 544-3w
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DIR. HULLS
VEGETaBLE FEVER .A.ND &c GUE
.H.NrD .HyNTT-FEVER
DRKU'S

COME "cry hnmbug from envy, some from jealousy
- cry humbug, and from sheer ignorance OF The
thing. do not believe every thing that shines is god
do believe that which is hastily denounced hum
bug. Prove thing and then judge it' Huil,s Pills
are no humbug: wherever they have been used, they
have invariably given the decided and unequycCa
satisfaction. The testimony exists every side through
this vast counryfrom The Log Cabin of The Western
Wilds 10 the City Palace ofthe miilionare-there are
thousands of witnesses 10 the uEriValled efficacy OF this
invaluable medicine 1t generally the ChiIls and
FeveFs the first day, and does not sicken the stomach
produce any disagr eeabIe sensation in the system. OBJ
snafe Of Chills and Fever, when other prepaa.
tions4ave failed, have yielded at to few doses OF
Hu!l's Pills. without any disposition of return They
require putting, it is unworthy of them. The Med,
cal Faculty now prescribing them with unexamped
success not only in Chils and Fever, but in FeVes ot
all types grades and character and considers them the
most safe and harmless yet the most certain and prompt
febrMge that possibly be administered in the reme-
date management of Fevers peculiar to this country
Full directions for use accompany each box PHce'
one dollar.
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CAPITAL 100000.

VEVHE New-York CoNTRIBUTIoNsHIP FIRE
u INSURANCE COMPANY, office No. 81 Wall
Street. insure Dwelling houses, Warehouses and Build
ings in general Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Ships building, Ships in Port and their Cargoes and
every description of personal Property, AGAINST
DAMAGE FIRE.
J. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
r. ". MARTIN, Secretary.
d. ". STONE, Agent,
RALEIGH, N. C..
BAY, 1874 499-I2m-eow
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SCHOOLBOOKS.

SCFtUVLEUOEASs
TNHE greatest and most extensive variety, calculated
Ill to suit Classical and common Schools, consisting
partly of Arithmetcs, Biographies, Histories Mathcma-
tical works. Latin and Greek Grammars and also En-
gsh Grammars, GIeca Maoros, Xenophon' s Greek and
Latin Readers Caesars Salus, and Cicero's Horace,
with great variety of others, which will supply at
very reduced prices All orders from abroad thankfully
received and promptly attended to. by
TURNER g. HUGHES.
Raleigh, June &c, 1914. 504-Iy.
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IRISH POTATOES.

IRISH POTATOES.
THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN! -
WNHE subscriber has hand 40 Barrels of best Nor
II thern Mercer and Yellow Irish Potatoes, which he
offers So per barrel 81 Is per bpshel, for planting
or Table -
The subscriber also. as heretofore, keeps general
assortment of ,.a g. 5.Ts479--.
Family Groceries,. -
which he will sell on the most accommodating terms
Also, FAMILY FLOUR, which the subscriber will
warrant TO be equal to any in the State. Price 81 Is
per barrel.
Also, excellent Northern Onions - -
JORDAN WOMBLE
On old Market Street,
North side.
February 26, Ie4s sSS-tf
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HTJI.L'S
WORM [bsE73EI43gI

Are the geeaes discovery made for dSPe!ng ln0
various kinds of that frequently and distress
Gazette .'From our own knowledge take great plea
sure in recommending to the public Hul's Worm Loze
ges the best worm medicine extant. Children VIII VIZ
eat them as they would candy and cry for them arT
time, as you value the lives of your children.
Also, DIR. HULLS
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PLANTERS HOUSE.

"a GEORGE F. KORNEGAY would
STE1 respectfully inform the citizens of Newbern
and the surrounding country, that he has open
9s&at ed
Public House Of Entertainment,
in the commodious Brick building lately occupied by Mrs
Green the corner Of Middle and Front Streets lIs
his purpose to make it desirable house for regular
we'll as transient bosrdeFs Itceanness good servants,
table always provided with the best WHICH the market
will Afford and the assduous attention will enlitle
him share of the public patronage, it is his determ
nation to merit it. His stables will be found in excel
lent condition, and horses shall be well attended to.
Newbern, March lS, 1915 642-6m.
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DIR S1 DIS SIN SiIE'ES
|U3a8EI:3l iiAls
NFroUe all things, and hOtd fast that qrIicA
IS g0od" PAUL.

10 5 OON' IAUL.
VHSHESE PILLS have now become the do,noot
n medicine OF almost every family They are CON-
sdered by all who have given them trial TO he tba
most pleasant, safe and eecuaI medicine in use-hev
have the sanction and approval of the most eminent Pbv
sclans who have adopted them in their practice mr.
chase them by the dozen boxes of the agents admin
them to their patients, and recommend them as being
superior to any other Vegetable Pills before the pubr
They are not only vegetable in name, hut in Substance
and act as friend TO Nature all her operations They
may be taken by persons Of any age and the feeble and
the nfrm the and delicate are strengthened bv
their operation because they possess tonic and estoa
tive properties, independent of their aperient effects
And females will fnd them to be decidedly the best
medicine In use for the complaints peculiar to their SEX
In slck-headache, costiveness, and bowel complaint
they stand unrivaled. The habtually costive should
not fail to give them trial, their action is entirely
different from most medicines recommended for this
complaint, and they leave the bowels in fine and
healthy state, may be by the following cerif-
cate from Mr.. Isaac Nj. Thomas, merchant at Taadega
Alabama:
TALADEGA SPRINGS. Taladego Co..
August 17th 1912.
This is TO certify that have been afflicted with sick
headache dyspepsia, liVercompain, and costiveness
for the last eight nine years. during which time had
taken, we'll recollec about 60 boxes of Beck
wths Pills, 12 boxes Of Peters, Pills, and number of
boxes of Champions and Brandreth's Pills, all OF which
afforded me but little relief AT last was recon-
mended to try DR.. Spencers Vegetable Pills, and WeI
did, for had bnt attack of the sick headaChe
after commenced taking the Pills, (now abont six
monhs1 and candidy confess that have derived more
real benefits from the of Spenecrs Pills. than from
all the other medicines and pills that have aken
and would earnestly recommend them to all being,
my opinion, the best medicine in for all lingering
complaints The pills have done much good that
would not feel willing to be without them for IS box;
and cannot but feel very grateful to Dr. Spencer foE
having prepared such valuable medicine and the dis
trbution Of is comforting very great favor the pub
lic as il thing of the utmost importance that every
family should have supply of Dr. SPencers truly vau-
able pills constantly on hand. .
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EXTRACT OFF, LETTER FROM a POST
MISTER, D.a7IED

PEMBROKE, Washington Co Maine, April %, 1874.
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
OF asking to appoint this unity agent
to sell WiStar'S BisISsam Of wild Cherry,
and to send him few dozen there is none off for
sale within 200 miles from this have doubt that it
would meet with ready sale, If where it could
be procured without too much expense and delay.
My wife attacked about six months sirce with
what the physicians called the first stage of consumption
complaint very prevalent in this section ofhe
try. Having the Balsam advertised in Augusta,
o. 200 MILES FROM HERE-N
took the pains to send there for bottle it, which he
took ,andSvhch helped heF much that for
ties more which she has also aken and she says she
has not felt well for six years she does at this time
All those who have inquired of and ascertained what
effect the Basam had, anxious to have for sale
in this vicinity which is the Of my writing you
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
cude to send some and 50, to whem in order that it
may be known where it can be had.
am, with respect, yours, etc.
P. g. FARNSWO ORTIZ, P. NJ
The whole country is fast Learning that medi-
cine-no physicanno preparation OF any kind whatev
er-can equal Dr. WIsTARs BALsAM oFWILD CHER
RY.
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BOOK BINDING.

DLANK BOOKS of every description manufactured
I'D at the shortest notice. and all kind of Books bound
at the shortest notice Also great variety of Paper,
Letter and Cap and Stationery at very reduced prices
for sale at the North Carolina Book Store.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh N. c., June 26, 1874 5O4-Iy
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March 81, 1s45.
WANTED.

TWO apprentices TO the Printing Business. The
bows must be smart "-must be able to read and write
and be bound for term of years. Boys from the
country would be preferred Apply at the Standard
Office.
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||90Ja: 5'sE7aSS3S


For the relief of coughs, colds, consumption, asln'
whoopng ceugh catarrh tghtness of the lungs or men,
bronchitis and all pulmonary affections Several fnGu
sand boxes have been sold within the last six monns;
giving immediate relief to those who have been ac.e
with the most distressing coughs and cOds and resU.
ing to health persons in almost every stage pumons
affections. The whole world should know that Ut.
Hull's Cough Lozenges certain cure for all diseases
leading to consumptiohs, and death. They are reco
mended by thousands who have used them and say S OK
they give relief when all other means fail Price, "
cents per box with fall directions.
DIR. LACOUNTs
.TOOTH-ACHE ELlAlks
A certain and immediate cure.
~ Hs price. 60cents per phiaL)
Oo-Sold in Raleigh, by WILLIAMS, HAYW0SooID
CO.. in Fayetteville, by S. J. Hnsdale; IN Ln;G Lh;te
ton by R, W. Fuller; in Ekzabeth, by J. W. WhIod
and inquiry may be found in nearly all the to"n' an
villages throughout the Southern States ,o,ot
., March, 1846. S4O'i'''
Horse Bills printed at this Off1ce'
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Foot and Shoe eW0E6Mg.
EU1 HENRY PORTER has just received
VI from the North, a beautiful supply OF
s@ H@TLEATHER of all kinds, and is fully pre-
- pared to execute all orders at the shortest
notice. Grateful for former patronage, he respectfully
socits continuance of it, promising to his customers
fidelity and despatch
He has just engaged the services of Mr. CROWLEY,
we'll known ofthe best Boot and Shoe makers in
the Union and therefore promise, without. fear of
failure, out good work be got in the
Northern Cities.
Raleigh. March "a, l845. 542-6t.
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NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER
GO q ID 81
OLIVER & PROCTER.
MERCHANT EAHLnRS


HAVE just received and are now opening at their
Il Il stors. five doors south of Williams, Haywood 4
Co.'S Drug Store complete and elegant assortment of
Goods in their line, TO which they invite attention,
bracing blue, black and fancy CLOTHS of every de,
scription plain and fancy CASSIMERES. double and
single milled ); DRAP D'ETE, plain and figured, for
summer coats and pantaloons; DRILLINGS of every
variety; SCHALEYS, SATlNS. figured SILKS. and
MARSEILLES together with general assortment of
Fancy Articles,
to wit Stocks. Scars, ,Neckties, Gloves. Suspenders,
Shirt CoaIs very elegant, sc. SC
The above Goods will be manufactured to order the
shortest notice, ard be recommended with great
confidence. having been selected by Mr. OLIVER in
person in the Northern markets. within the last two
weeks; and will be sold from twenty to twenty five per
less than ordinary credit prices. Reco lect that
OLIVER & PRoCTER have reduced the prices Of clothing
in this city, since their commencement in business,
t,cenfy fve per cent!
We return thanks to our numerous friends, for
the very liberal support have received at their hands,
and hope by attention and desire to please to merit It's
continuance. OLIVER & PROCTER
IS. The latest London, Paris and Northern FA sH-
IONS, just at hand.
Raleigh, March %, lS45. 6426t.
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MARKETING.

The subscriber will during the present year, con-
duct his business heretofore and continue to supply
the Market with the best of Beef Lamb. Mutton &c.
at the lowest prices, and on the accommodating
terms
Also, on hand large supply of
BACON LARD, CORN AND MEAL,
at low prices for Cash.
w. A. HARRISON
March 27, rS45. 542-tf
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BIaAk Warrants for sale here:
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