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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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Der 9rceen TuBen ben Sbrcr @ecitn ems
pfunoen bate, oicielbe gu 9ebronhen. SD
that 70 {; uuo in elmer Icbr fltrscn 3eit perIies
Gen midi aac erohcnoe SDmptcmc men
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peui9en 3a9en mar iCl im Stauoe auSsuaes
ben uno meinen @eitdften ob;uwarten, 70
gut ipie ir9eno ein anrrrer Wann
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ben nit Sreuccn 0e9etcu rperoen, weun Te
an n,ciner 9Scbnun9 go. 1913 Glib Srcut
StraBe anrufen.
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~ Giele Webisin III an ocrfaufcn in Der
sc db patrio Druferri.
9Ipril 80. nq4M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28

Der llntcrSeidIuete fdbrt nod INNER fort
Seuer Spriscu bon alien Senennun9cn, 70
ipe alle onoere easu 9rhorcnee glrttfel 81 uer'
fcrti9eu. gr erbittet iId Die aufmerfiamfett
brs pubIifumS su elmer fIeinen SpriBe BON
fciner Wanufaftur, welhe fhtdlid) fir Stdcts
den uno 9rcse Wauufaftr @tabIiiements
it. - Oicfe SpriBen iIHo riugcrihtet cas
Wa6er 80 SUE ienfredte SH6he, ctn;uiieben
uno c6 ourd Die nimlldbe Operation al 100
Tue aus,uwcrfen. Sic fuo aus ben belten
Wateriaicn uuo auf Die oauerbnftcite Weile
perfertiat, une es piro in alien Soinidten
oafGr out9eIpscdlcn. Gr pcrferti0t ebenfalI6
Sd)rautens nno oabebaum presen, Orch
bdnfe uno ale 2Irtcn auoere Maf fhiuen. 9Ios
crc1lne
cSoel Sates,
Wafhincnmod,er, go. 13 OrintcrS slacY,
philadelphia.
2Ipril 80. stq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
Sebptnptl1lbtt9e 2efet!

Sbomplon'S COMPOUND SarsSprup,
Sber Die Sur fir besinnente slus;ebrun9,
Grcnifde Nlhee i'm Saupte, Sebl9eihwulff,
@ngbriifigfeit, 8lutipeieu, unb ale anoere
JRranfbeten Der 9ttem Srsane. Oieie Gus
bereitun9, ipelfe nun 70 Uicl i'm @ebraud,
lit, hat hires @leidben ntd,t dlS ein auss
flhrlifes Wittel, in ben Sranfbeitcn fir ipels
DIE le anwenobar it, Ocren beionocre. 3us
fammeniebuns fest ite in ben Stanb, auf els
ne au9enehme 98eiIe auf Die franfcn Sr9as
ne su pirfen, fle befiufti9et bic 9ieisuug, ifiut
ben oufcu, brnst einen 9elnoen 9luswurf
berocr, uno befreit baber bic Qun9e uno Qnfts
r6breu bon Der llnreini9feit, pelde obnecem
bic &ranftett perihlmmern uno cine pcn'
itdnci9e 9Ius;ebrun9 mad, fd siebsn miiete.
3u 6ffentlihen 9ieoner 1T oiefe Weoisiu
unfhdtbar, inbem 1e bic Stimme fIar unc
fart madt, ilno allen 8prberettlin9en fur
euu9en' uno QuftrDbren !8rantbeiten pcr'
beu9t.
Teo6 fernere 3eu9niBe-beren et9ene
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
80. !SeCGcr.
9lGentaun siprif %.
Ge6t6gelebrter in 9lllentauh Ge6a
Gauntp, ga.

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Wirh alien @eihdften abwdrteu peld)e
lin anpertraut peroen n6gen, bic in fcire
prcfeeicn emihla9en. ScIletticncn rpiro CT
piiuftIidh beicr9en. Seine SImtsltube lit in
Der Samlton StraBe, beinabe ger0oc 9eGen'
nicer Der Orudcrei ees ecdd pdtrirts. @r
fonn in Der Gugiildlen une Ocutlben Spras
die 9eiprpd,cn wereen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
Sic Tranelin Seuer
Bertteterult9s 0efeQftbaft,
BON 9bi(aoe(pbia.
Gapital Sfoef, 8 100000,

~VTeA"S ~@~SP y EO91OOOs
gcridt bon ben Sllfsmittel cber bem gis
sentbum Der 9eieGidaft am llfen Sanuar
ls45, publisirt 9en,dB ben 8crfhriften bes
6ten 9lbfhntts Der 9lfte Der 9e(etgebuns
pom Stem sIpril 1912:
0t Drt9d9es.
Grfte Wcrt9d9es, s6lIi9 perTdjert auf lie'
senoea @ieenthunt, @runbrentfrei, unb Inc
ale in Der Staet unb benz SaitutD pbilabels
pbia, nit 9lusnahmc bon S21, ,I5O IN Wcnt'
gonerD nno ShuDlfiG @aurties, pennfpIpds
nten, uno Burlington uub @lcuceiter @auns
ties, q. 6. @IeidfaIs $500 in Ohio bins
ldnalid, periThert burd, Iie9enbeS @isentbum
in pbtlaceIpbia, s 600,6l5 SO.
2te9enbes gisenttum.
gefauft auf Sderifs 9erfdufc, unter
Wcrt9dge 9lnfcrberun9en, ndmlid,
9IdIt nduIfr uno 9otte, 70 bel $50 Tus,
duf ocm iibspeiflihen gde Der @besnut uno
ShuDlfiG 6ten Giraffe. >>
Cine gaucrei BON 60 9der, NIT O2utleu,
Wcbnbduicr uno Sheuer, In @crmantaun,
befannt ais "SdcfTelos Werfe."
Gin saus unb ectte, 33a bel 100 Sue,
Gin oaus une 9rttc, 81 bei II Tue, auf
Der n6rblitcn Sete Der Spruce, weitlih pcn
Der 1lteu Straee.
Gin SauS unb qctte, 81 bel 100 Tus, auf
Der peiflid,en Seite bee 9oenn 8icredS, flos
lid, ben Der Sigh Srnse.
3wei jciufrr unb Gotten, iebe 1s bel so
Sus, auf Der fiibIiden Seite Der Spruce, lla'
be Der ShuDlfia 7ten Strase.
Tinf S,dufer unb Gotten, jece II bel 80
Sus, go. I31, 1873, 1875, 1877 unb 139 Dill
,pDn Srase.
Orei jodufer unb 9ctten, 81 BEL 80 Sus,
auf Der Sitliher Seite Der 3ten, pberbalb Der
@atbarina StraBe.
Crei S,iufer unb Soften, 40 bel 54 Tus,
auf Der 6itlifen Seite Der ShuDlfia 6tcn,
uno fIcIid bon Der pine Straee.
Gin 5oaus unb ectte, so bci 116 Tue, auf
Der Iicliden Sei;e Der Silbeyt, tpelflid, bon
Der SduDlfia 7ten Straee.
@ailtaus unb ectte, so lei 81 Nue, auf
cem fhb weitlihcn gde Der @tesnut unb
Bead Straeen.
Sinf nduicr nnb Qctte, % BEL Sc Sue,
auf Der nSrblid,en Seite Der @eor9e, tpeltlid)
bon Der sIldtcn Strase.
Sieben s.dufcr unb 0ctte, 26 bri III Eue,
auf Der 6iflideu Seite Der 9'ead uno fiiblid,
BON Der Gbesuut Straee. - 3ufammcn an
&oitsn 9errhnet Sl00,967 n.
9(nlctben:
Giniirpeiliae 9Iuleiten auf ncbenfeiti9e 8ers
lGherunaen, ooqia 9efifert, $1,000 an bic
Stnet Soarrisbura einfdliesenb, nit iuoiuis
bueIler Shr9fd,af. sl32, 800 "a.
Stofz 2tntbetle.
s 5000 8ereini9ten Staaten per Geut.
8 10000 gllmofen Sauss 2nleihc, 5per Sent.
200 9lutheile Der 8anf BON &cntufp.
II 2Intbeile Der n6rolifen Uauf Don
Rentudv.
100 9Intheile Der 8auf bon TcnneiTcr.
I3 9Inthele Der BerfIherun3s @,sfeas
fdaft beS Staats Tenniplpnnien.
200 9Intheile eer Scutbwarf 9iic9eI'
balm @eielfhoft.
81 glntheife Der Commercial uno 9ties
aelbahn Sanf bon 8idsbura.
81 slntteile Der Nrdnflin Ncuer Gcr'
fidlerunQs @iefeaitaft.
8 500 Serb 2Imerifa SScblen 9Iuleite.-Gic
cbiqe Stcfs iino wertb 9cId'dst
s64.lsO7 IS -Dcrsp Sclten bellies
fen fld, Sn s6l 100.
80 Der plun9.
Mcrt9i9es, sss 6OG,6l5 90
4ic9ences Si9enthum, 100,967 n
gNlelhcn, 132, 300 81
Stcd 9lntteife, 6I,720 90
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Saar9elc in 9lacnten Sdncen, 3,9l7 II
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
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auf Sano batn
Ruben, Smnbuies, 9aes garpaQS, Sutf gloapaps no,
II. { no., NIT uno obne eterne 9R6fe
S haben tcnbers pOrt uper
belt Dauerbafsft
nad nsm mad anmihln fam ac fmm ue mad ben 9eud eu ems
aus,pden u fonnt Sbr @uen @emad n befebn ofet
SIC taI INNER quite arber un n SntnOerf rer a
ben befn gRaermin 9emaf 9u9eaanben.
au6bf9n t;efe
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nb eanfoar fir nns toen tn phnfde atpan
Sdde Hai9e frbtn rbaln
S fnb entn ben aaernbrsn presn fir Saur @eb oerfaun
Sed u1o Statler.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
Qpril is.
StraS anSencnlmell- -Gjrobe Nnregun9!

Ser Secm Sort Stpbr 9esen bic sSelt!
nle Ga99e nieber aupan obfr als na(S fit gaars@eb
pber GanbeS WrDblfte
unfer 80 bl fprud Der sc III Gide:
"1leiner &srpfit spenn baar be,abt pirb.'
Oas Soar Gjelr rnb prcpuften Spftem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-28
Serff6ernn9 9e9en S6aoen coer
Serlmf Smrcb sScmer.
0ic sSranflin
Geuer @erlf6erltn9s @eieui6aft,
bon pbilabelpbid.
100000 Sba(er einbc3ablt-
Charter fprtlpGhrenb,

EVV,NPVS SUhltC tlHCC3NDlE-
Charter fortpdbreno,
mad,t nod INNER fcrtbaucrnoe unc beffrdnfs
fe 3erGdlerun9en auf Soduier, Shcucrn,
Wltlen, Wamfafmren, 9nter, 9Saaren
nnb Sfaufmdnns @aaren, prceutten unb
Naus9erdtbIfafteu uub swar an cen ucrs
tbeilhaftcften Seoinounoen.
Subem Die @e(ellIhaft iiber bunbert taii'
feno 3taler aus9eliehsn bat, gut per1Ihert,
meiitens in Sanoen uno Wcrt9a9en, 70 lInb
fte nidt nur i'm Stanoe aIe 8erlute ourd,
Teuer panftltd) su oedsn, fcnoern allen 8ers
fdernoen Die bette 9 herbeit3u 9e'
ben.
Dtreftpren:
Charles 90. Sanfer, Drefbent,
3tomaS Sart cSacob 81. Smitt,
G. s. @bartcn, q. 9S. 9hbarbS,
SobtaS QSa9ner, 80. .. 0eipis,
Samue( Grant 9loClpb q. Scrte,
Sapio 6. Srprpn.
Charles q. Sanfer, Secretdr.
gInfra9en fnb su MAIDEN in Der Sfice go.
1854 @besnut Straee, pbilaoelpbia, cber
bel u usuit u 8 {. 81 b c, ipelder 9c1ess
mdBi9 ernannter 9l9ent fir 4ed,a unb Nor.
Hampton @arnties 1T, rpcielblt allc SInfras
gen pluftIit belpr9t rperben.
q. 8. 8ube, 9(9ent,
9lIcntalu, geba @auntp, pa.
9ipril %, 1S45. na10
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
Notice.

"1LL be sold at Che Court House door, in the town
w of Kinston, on Monday the lst day of December
next following Tracts parce! of Lands and Town
Lots much thereof will pay the taxes due there
on for the year 1874, and costs of advertising.
1 Tract of so acres lying North side of Trent
river adjoining the lands of Joseph Kincey and
Isaac Brown, said to belong to john Conner,
unlisted, 10
/ do lying on North side of Trent river adjoining
the lands formerly belonging to Isaac Brown
and Joseph Kincey, said to belong to Nathaniel Il
Williams, supposed TO be 100 acres, unlisted, 80
i do of I08 acres formerly belonging to Blany
Moseley adjoining the lands of Isaac Wingate,
Manoah Patrick, C. II. Dudley and others, un- .
listed, 90
1 do of I22 acres lying in Kinston District, be- -
belonging to VIM. Hutchens, unlisted, l 46
1 do of IS acres lying in Daoghetys bridge Dis
trict belonging to the heirs of Green, formerly
given in by Hardy Watson, unlisted As
l Town Lot in town of Kinston, No. 9, belonging
to Elizabeth Anderson, unlisted, IS
1 do No. "a, belonging to Simon and Wm Hutch
ems, unlisted,s "a 30
do Nos. $50, lSl, 1872, belonging to William B.
Murchre's heirs, unlisted, i l24
2 do Nos 1873, I34, 1S5, 1876. 1873, 139, I40, be-
longing 10 VIM. Croom's heirs, unlisted, O5
"s.4 IL RTCH'D w. KING, Sheriff
OCT 24h, Is45, (Pr. adv. IS 0Ol b7S-5t
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

The following beautiful lines Tsoys the Oxford
(Geo.) Republican, suggested themselves to our
fancy on reading in friend Newton's Southern Re-
porter Counsellor Baine's advertisement, by which
il appears that some feller has been marking
his little pig cruelty Sitting its little ears doubt
less with the intention Of cutting and coming
again" forthe little piggy-whiggy cherub. Now
that's the way we've had every crit,ur sarved we
ever tried to raise
Oh. ever thus, since childhood's hour,
1ri We've seen our fondest hopes decay;
We never raised calf or COW, or
Hen that laid an egg day, ba
But il was " marked" and took away
We never fed sucking pig, M
To glad US with its sunny eye,
But ven twas grown up fat aud big,
And fit to roast, to boil, or fry
We ceuldn't iud it 10 the sly
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

VWVHE subscribers have just received large and
| IL cellent assortment of NEW GOODS, OF various
styles and qualities, consisting in part as follows:
For GentIemen's Wear.
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings of every shade and
quality,
Satinetts plain, striped and plaid,
Kentucky Jeans ofVarious colsrs.
Hats, Boots, and Shoes of all qualities and prices
LaL .bswool merino, Silk, and Buckskin Shirts and
Drawers,
Stocks shirt collars scarfs bosoms and cravats,
Lambswool, Angola, worsted and cotton halEh hose,
Gloves, hoskin silk, wooen, and cotton,
Together with every thing suitable for genlemens wear
For Ladies.
Black rep Silks. fOur-fOurth; very SUPERIOR
Black figured and colored Silks,
Oil silks, do
Wide Black silks for aprons, g..
Foulard silks, of various colors,
Rich brocade figured Velvet,
Cashmeres, Mouslin de LANES, Alapaccas, Tesanes,
Cusans, of every variety, quality and price,
Rich brocade Worsted, changeable coiors'
Swiss, Book, Tarlton Medium, and Jaconet MusIns and
Cambrcs, g.-.
Satin striped Essler Robes,
Great variety of figured and plain wide Laces,
Great variety of Isle, Camoric, and Swiss Edgng,
Great variety Linen and Cotton Bobinctt,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, y .s ~
Kid, Silk, and Worsted Cloves and Mits,
Gimps, fiat and round. of various qualities,
Frnges of a variety OF shades toT Trimming dresses,
Girdles, assorted colors,
Net and Lace Caps, 3 . s. .7's. .-....-
Fancy Cravats, Dress Handkershiefs, and Scarfs,
Corded skirts, Grass ditto,
Great variety of Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
American English, and French prints-great variety,
Ditto Oil Prints,
Manchester and Ursten Gihghams, bit
Silk Cashmere, Lambswool, worsted and Cotton Hose
General assortment of Ladies Shoes.
m Domestic Goods, FIaMnels, &c.
Red and White Flannels,
Domestic Flannels Ditto, So -'-- ... -'
Bed-ticking, and apron Checks-good qualities,
Brown and bIeached Sheetings and Shirtings,
Kerseys, good assortment,
Carpetings, Woollen and Cotton, 4t . ss.,
Brown Linens and colored Cambrics,
Umbrellas and Parasols. & .
Indeed the subscribers have hand rich useful and
complete assortment of GOODS, which they offer for
sale at OO rates for cash. short credit topunctu
al Dealers In addition to this lot Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods they have Groceries, to witt Loaf Brown,
and Crushed Sugars, Teas. Coffee, Powder, Shot, &C.,
which will be disposed of on accommodating terms.
They confidently recommend their Stock TO liber
al and discriminating Public and hope those in want of
Goods will call at their Store before purchasing else
where. Do not forget RUSSELL s. COOKE, Ne. %, one
RUSSELL COOKE.
Raleigh, October IA, 1915. 4 67l-t.
Nz- Register and Star copy.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES

o. l.. BURCH 3r co.
HAVE received their Fall supply of BOOTS and
LII SHOES-which embraces every thing usually
kept in Shoe Store.
large supply of Calf Stitched Boots,
Do water Proof, which we had made to order.
Gentemens 3 finest Boots and Shoes of our own make,
kept constantly on hand, and made to order when
qured f.. 5.s.a..
CraWfOrd's Best Philadelphia Calf
Skins for sale.
kTwo or three frsl rate Boot and Shoe makers will
find employment by early applcatioa-no others need
apply. ...s.5 ,s
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

True to his order. Mr.. Sergeant DaYy, eminent
in the last century. was once upbraded with low
ering 'the dignity of the profession by accepting
silver as fees from client. Il took SILVER, he
said, because could not get gold. but | took
every rap the fellow had; and if you call that
lowering the dignity ofthe profession, don't know
what the dignity is
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
DEVON AND DURHAM CATTLE
FOR SALE.

s. 81. Being over-stocked with Cattle,
'Y now offer for sale, at REDUCED ToHPT prices,
kEzEsxSsSssIS HELFERS of the most approved breed,
in calf by half Devon and half Short ornedDu
Bull of the best milk breed whose ancestors have taken
the first premiums for milk, beauty and size. 4
Also, four half North Devon and half Short Horned
Durham BULLS eighteen months old, very fine The
North Devon and Short Horned Durham said to be
the best breed of cattle in England. have been i'm
proving my Stock of Cattle for l6 years, and think
now have in the Devon and Durham the best Stock of
Cattle Tor the practical farmer inthe United States
The great grand dam of the above Bulls is the
Doiry Maid now owned by James Gowen,s Esq. OF
Phsdelphia and cost him $3.50. She gave SS l-2 quarts
Milk day weeks and over Y pounds Of But
Good and has taken the first premiums for improved
Short Horned Durhams have certificates IN my pos
session to prove the above facts. They who wish to
buy will do well to apply soon as no" Is Ine pest ue
NV price for the above Bulls is $40 each Tor the
Cows and Hefers $25 each. 81 IN 1US ES. p
Pomona, Is miles N E. OF Raleigh,
Oct, 18th 1916 SFt-4t:
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber at Woodsdale, the
IL oath September !ast yellow Negro Man by the
name of BIRD about thirty forty years old, about
five feet nine inches high, straight black hair quick
spoken and is first rate smith. Also his FIELDS,
toerabe smith, about seventeen years DID, rather short
er stature, and stammers very bad in talking. The
above reward will be paid for the apprehension and con-
fnemeEt of said Negroes in any Jail in this state.
HUGH WOODS, SENR.
October %. 57S-Sw.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


WNHE subscribers are opening extensive assort-
IL mcnt OF DRY GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS of almost every color and quality, for Dress,
Frock and Coats Cassimercs from 81 per yard to
the first qualify in great varieties very superior plain
and fancy Silk Velvet plain black and fancy Satin
plain black and figured ChallIes. for Vests. Also,
general supply of Silk Lambs WOOL Merno and Cotton
Hosiery Linen Shirts Shirt Bosoms and Collars, of the
latest styles fine Silk and Cambria pocket Handker-
chiefs plain and figured Scarfs and Cravats; Suspend
ers black and light Silk and Kid Gloves; Satin and
Bombazine Stocks and Ties &C.; with complete assor
ment of Tailors' trimmings, at wholesale and retail
Together with large lot of t.-
Ready-madc Clothes,
both Of their own and of Northern manufacture.
The above goods bought for cash, with great
care by of the rm in New York, and will be sold
for small advance the first cost for cash, or to regu
lar customers ashort credit. They intend to offer
such inducements in quality and price. will make it
the interest of all to purchase @ Call and see their
stock. ..
The reports of Fashions, embracing the latest Eu-
ropean and American styles, received monthly.
Their grateful Acknowledgements rendered to their
friends and patrons for past avors, and continuance 10
respectfully and most earnestly requested.
'F..I = f.-et SMITH & BIGGS.
Raleigh, Oct. s, 1s45. 57O-St.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
DEsIRARAN GOODS.

VTlHE subscriber has just received his supply of Fall
i and Winter GOODS, and 'solicits call from Gus
TONERS generally. Also. Groceries, among which may
be found superior Syrup, Mecca Coffee and superior
-" T. II. SNOW.
october ODD 1S46 5s5-f 572.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

.GoUontry. A young lady returning late from
a concert as it was raining, ordered the coachman
to drive near the sidewalk, but was unable to step
across the gutter. can lift you across" said the
coachee. e Oh no." said she " I'm so heavy"
" Lord marm," replied John, g I'm used to liiiir g
barrels Of sugar" The coachman made a raise
and doubtless a sweet load he had. ss-s
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

Somebody hints that it would be a work Of
charity for Gen. Taylor. says the New Orleans
Republican, to seize the Mexican army and clOthe
them.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

House Builders and Painters who
need Paints, Sand Paper, Window Glass and other ar-
cles in my liue will find advantage by giving me
a call.
have received recently large supply of the above
articles and will sell them very low for cash, or on the
usual terms to punctual customers.
October 29th, 1915. 57S.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
Tamarfmds.


II HAVE received by recent arrivals, the following
IL highly approved preparations, VIZ:
Peters Pills,
Bcckwith's do.
Jayne's Expectorant, f
Kolmstock's Vermifuge.
McMunn's EIex of Opium,
Bernards Cholera Medicine;
Pease's Hoarhound Candy,
Barthoomew's Cough Syrup,
Bulls Fluid Ext SarsapaTilla,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
And many other valuable Medicines, all of which are
warranted genuine. p. r. PESCOD.
October 27th. 1S45. ~ 57S.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

Some Good AdUiee Be content as long as
your mouth is fun and your body garri--reu5elp-
Der the poor7-kiss the pretty girls don't rob
your neighb0r's ten.roost- never pick an ediiotss
pockct-nor have an idea that be is going to treat
kick dull care to the deuce black your own
boots, and pay for your own newspapers
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The undersigned will attend
A3 regularly the County and Superior Courts Of
Wake, Granville, Franklin, Johnston and Nash, and
tie Superior Courts of Warren and Halifax All bus
ness entrusted to his care will be promptly attended to-
= .-f HENRY w. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. C. Sept. 9Th, 1s45. 567tf.
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Rank OF Cape Fear.

Bank OF Cape Fear.(
WILMINGTON, Oct. goth, 1915.
IWNHTS BANK has declared dividend of 3 per cent
for the half year ending 31st instant, and the
will payable to the Stockholders their legal repre-
sentatves after Monday the Sd day of November.
THOS. H. WRIGHT, Cash'r.
57S-St
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.H TERM Sc
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM-LN ADVANCE.
Those persons who remtby Mail postage paid) Five
Dollars, will be entitled to receipt for Six Dollars
or years subscription to the Standard-one CO.
py two years. or TWO copies one year.
For four copies; ~ W
ten sc ~ W
sc Isce1ty" 80 W
The same rate for six moths.
N-AnY person procuring and forwarding five subscrI-
bers with the cash (I5 will be entitled to the Stand
ard one year free 0fehGTge. =,
be inserted one time for One Dollar and twenty five
cents for each subsequent insertion -those of great
er length, in proportion. Court Orders and Jsdtc-
al Advertisements will be charged twenty-five per
cent higher than the above ra'es. deduction of
SO S per cent will be made to those who advertise by
the wear Ag-If the number of insertions be not mark
ed on thcm they will be continued until ordered out
Letters to the Editor must free postage, they
NAV not be attended to.
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A LARGE supply of Cabinet Glue. White Glue.
"A and Coopers Isnglass, just to hand. and for sale
by --as f. PESCUD.
October 27, -...- 573.
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REeHARDsON AssGO..
rters aud dealers, I'm Dry Goods,

8 ~ - RICH ANBWSONsN sN1tEO.s E#s
importers aud dealers In Dry Goods,
81. ~ s3 Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
FALL...IS45.
"E have now in store, Of our own importation and
w purchases in the Northern cities, an unusually
large stock of English, French, German and Domestic
Goods. Aa
Our assortment ofcoarse Woollens, Oznaburgs, Sheet
ngs and Shirtiny Calicos, &c. is more full than 1t has
ever heretofore been and addition to all kinds OF
STAPLE GOODS that are generally found in whole
sale house, we have great variety of FANCY 1HH1F
CLES, for both ladies and gentlemen's wear.
We offer our stock to MERCHANTS from the coun-
try at very reasonable prices moderate terms, and
ask an examination of it. na~
RICHARDSON & CO.
Richmond, Septr 4, 1916. 566-lT.
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Bargains, Bargains.
READY MADE CLOTHING,

JUST RECEIVED AT The
Baltimore Fashionable Clothing Emporium.
Any person wishing TO get bargain in the Clothing
line, will please give early CALL as my assortment
is now the best in the City and selling very fast.
GEO w. TAYLOR, Age1t
Raleigh, N. c., October 27th, 1945. 57S.
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True religion. Somebody, who has evidently
got into the world through some mistake, has writ
ten this:
"What are another's faults to me
l've not vuture's bill
To pick at every flaw see,
And make it wider STILL
1t is enough for me to know
I've follles of my own A.
And on my heart the care bestow,
And let my friends alone"