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LUCINA CORDIAL.

is barely two years since the general introduc-
Il on Of the Lucina Cordial into the United States,
and in that period it has not only spread its usefulness
throughout This hemisphere, and sustained the repu-
tation which il had previously acquired in Eurrpe but
has also added TO the Ilustous inventor
the unriVaed powers it has been discovered to pos
sess inthe cure ofncipient consumption. The know-
edge ofts wonderful influence in renovang and nyig-
Grafton the human frame first suggested the idea ofusing
this way; and the resutis that medicine has been
added the catalogue for the ofincpien consump
ton, which places the disease with due precauon
der the control of the patient scarcely necessary,
sufficient remedy in cases fGleet Flour Albus difficult
painful Menstruaton, incontinency of Urine and al
diseases arising from deblitation of the system where
impulse restorative is wanted throughout the
United States, it has taken precedence of all other me
cnes in such cases, and leaves nothing further to be
hoped r its being speedy, project, permanent
and effected without pain or trouble. - -
Fer sale in Raleigh by ,Messrs. Williams, Haywood
s. Co.
August 8, lS45. a-s-s 562 6m.5
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Etna Insurance Company.

4grney IN Milton, CdssreH county, North Carolina.
HNHE undersigned having been appointed Agent of
- the Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Con-
necticu Tor the counties of Orange, Gultod Granville
Person. Caswel and Rockingham, in North Carolina,
including the towns situated in those countless and for
the counties Of Pittsylvania Halifax and Mecklenburg
in Virginia, including the towns of DanVie Competi-
tion Halifax C. H. and Carksvile, he is prepared
receive applications and issue Policies of insurance
against losses by Fire, on houses, goods, wares and
merchandise. including manufactured work of every
kind. The amount Of premium will range from one to
throe per cent according the danger and risk Blank
skeletons of surveys will be furnished, application
the undersigned, by letter or otherwise.
Maj JAMES NJ. PALMER, of Hillsboreugh, Dr. J.
NJ LINDSAY, Of Greensborough, and BENJAMIN C.
Cook, Esq, OF Oxford, have been appointed Sub
Agents, who will make surveys, and policies OF insur-
ance will be issued through them. .,
The Propriety Of efectng an insurance on property
daily exposed TO loss by fire. calamity of frequent
OF late, must be evident to every rejecting
mind. s,a r r...-r.-'.
When the destructive fire occurred in Fayetteville,
some years ago, but few were insured and the loss to
many their all AT the late fire most Of them were
either wholly partially insured; and had negli-
gently suffered their policies to expire without
ing them. NATHANIEL J. PALMER.
Milton, N c., Oct. 1st, 1S45. 569-tf
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PETERS PILLS.

HEAD-ACHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.
HUNHOSE who have suffered and are weary Of suffer,
IL ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc
ters' Vegetable Pills remedy at certain and inn
mediate in its effects, One single dose of the pills ta-
ken the headache is felt coming on will
it in one hour entirely.
display their wonderful powers to admiration, and
far superior to any thing in for those complaints
InDyspepsa and Liver complaints they stand unriva
led
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suE
fered under the dreadful complaint foryears.
In habtual cosveness they decidedly superior to
any vegetable pill brought before the public and
so cent box will establish their surprising virtues
and place them beyond the reach ofdoubt in the esta
ton of every individual 70 t3
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochondrical
Affections loss of appetite and all complaints to which
females alone, subject
They are mild in their action and convey almost i'm.
mediate conviction of their utility from the first Dose
They be taken by persons ofany age and the feeble
the inrm the and delicate strengthened by
their operaton becaCse they clear the system of bad h
mors quiet nervous rrtability, and nvarby produce
sound health. -'.all17
Upwards of three hundred and seventy thousand boxes
OF these estimable pills have been sold within the last
twelve months in three States alone and more than
three times the same quantity IN other states. fs
AS anti-bilious medicine no family should be with
out them single trial of them is more satisfactory
than a,thousand certificates ss. U fs $50 sasf.l',.
In southern climate, these pills are administered
with uniform success. For than ten years the
verdict of their efficiency has been and
could jury OF all they have relieved be summoned
from the North the South the East and the West mil.
lions of yioces would be heard in aecamatoa of their
inatchless properties. The child and the adult-the
youth and decrepd old man-hoth sexes and ali ages
may ake take these Pills with safety and the certainty
of relief Price fifty cents per box.
Be careful to observe that on the Of each box
IAN the tInlls stamped Peters Vegetable Pill.
Co.. BY Mi PF Pescud. and senersiiy 1Go 1o
be found in all the Towns In the State ,fs : & 4
August $. ls4S. 5ss-em.s
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
Fashionable Clothing Emporium.
YENHE above named establishment has opened at the
IL store adjoining Mr. r. B. SMITH's. on Fayette-
vile street. r1-
The citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity respect
fully requested to call and examine my large and fash
iOnabe stock of superior made clothing tit is not sOp
shop work neither do intend to run away soon as
the is over, five receive that patronage which
expect from generous public.) .a
My stock consists, in part, as follows: -.s.- .-.
Super blue and blue-black Dress and Frcck COATS,
" :" and extra super Drab Sack aud Over -
{" heavy Tweed Sc ..- % .-
- Croton cloth a."
Z" Drab Cashmerett ~. Z"
Heavy fullcd cloth '' l,- +"
Super blk Cashmere PANTS,
IS fancy 90 3" (of various stylss,)
{" French q s-.5, -.t|. ..>
"a Silk, Satin, Valentia and Marsei1les VESTS,
q" Velvet i. 8t {" -.
Stocks, Cravats, Collars, Hose, sc. --. -ar .-s-
Gentlemen wishing suits made to order, can be ac-
commodated in ten twelve days. by leaving their
sures warranted to be the best make and material and
in all cases to 1T GEO. w. TAYLOR, Agent.
N B. CUrTINc done in the latest styles, and at the
lowest prices.
SepIr s, lS44. 666n
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TO The Medical Profession.
VeVV Arrival of Medical Works at lho
North Carolina Book Store.


4 System of Practical Medicine, Comprised in
n Series Of Original dssertafions-by Alex Tweedie
81. D. F. r. S., in 2 vols.
A Treaties on the Diseases and Special Hygiene Of
Females-by Colembat Del Hsere-by Charles Megs
Principle of Surgery-by Jane sMiller, F. R s. &C
in VOL
TaylOr's New Work on sc Medical Jurisprudence"
Churchill on Diseases of Females in l vol.
Alison's Pathology in l vol-a 'leIc GOOTk.
Williams Pathology in vol
FergusSons Practical Surgery, with Illustrations.
Graham's Chemistry with numerous II ustrations.
I. The Elements of Matera Medlca and Therapeutics
by Jonathan Perera M. D. &c.
Prout on the Stomach and Renal Diseases.
Hope oil the Heart--in vol
Lawrence on the Eye.
Ricerd on Venereal-in vol.
ElIotson s. Stewartson's Practice ofMedciIe @
Chapman on Fevers Dropsy and Guut.
do on Thoracc s. Abdominal Vicera.
Also all the Works Of Dunglison, Eberle, Devices
and others. Call in and examine our Stock, or send
your orders, which will be thankfully received and
promptly attended 70.
TURNER'S HUGHES, Publishers Agents.
May 81, 1915. 550-ly.
o. The Register and Independent.
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HFNHE new Bakery in this City, which was announced
few weeks since in such flaming style and recon-
mended to public patronage by the Registers having gone
down or rather passed into fhe hands of free of
color the subscriber takes occasion to state that he is
still in business his old stand where he is prepared to
furnish all kinds of BREAD in Es line of business
The people here know the subscrIber-he is not in the
habit of disappointing them and he them
that he will spare pains to please them and merit
their patronage. The question is put to the Me-
chanics and citizens of Raleigh, whether they will pat
renize his establishment free man of color.
GEORGE H. TONNOFFSKE.
Raleigh, October lst, 1915. 569-5t.
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.'39 READ. THIS! e. :.

HO URE Cider Vinegar. Also White Wine Vinegar
IL for nice Picking. Call and see. a7 s..
Best family Green Tea. Family Flour in half Bar
rels General assortment of Good Goods low for cash
six months Credit If you want good goods look at
my Stock before buying elsewhere. My goods fresh
and we'll selected none will doubt and fashionable aud
cannot be bought as low as-fnetiOn Goods. Persons
may rely upon what is said of the above articles and if
not so, they be returned. .. 80 ft
TO Farmers. Particular attention given to Sales
Of any kind OF produce sent to me. T. II. SNOW.
July 23. 1874. 559-tf.
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RICHARDSON & CO.,
aud dealers i'm Dry Goods,
So Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
FALE...lS S45. ..vr.

WE 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. %. ~
Our assortment of coarse Woollens Oznaburgs Sheet
ings and Shirings Calcos, &c is more full than it has
ever heretofore been; and IN addition to all kinds of
STAPLE GOODS that are generally found in whole
sale house, we have great variety of FANCY HRIT
CLES, for both ladies and gentlemen's wear
We offer stock to MERCHANTS from the coun-
try at vey reasonable prices on moderate TERMS and
respectfully ask examination fit. .-..
RICHARDSON * co.
Richmond, sepr4. 1915. 5ss-l7t.
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:" Greenb0aC's OregOm.7

TENHE History of Oregon and California, and the O,b
II er Territories on the Northwest Coast of North
America: Accompanied by Geographical View and
Map Of those Countries And number of documcn,
proofs and illustrations of the History By Robt
Greenhow, Translator and Librarian 10 the Department
of State of the United States, sc. &C.
The above splendid work Oregon, &C., has bee,
received, and is for sale at the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, n. C.
D. June 80, 1s45. 55S
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p. F.. PESCUD

is just receiving. elegant assortment Of English,
French and domestic Perfumery, consisting part
Edes Lubins, and RousselS Extracts for the handker-
chief.
Guerlains and Rousses A mbrosal Cream for shaving
ROussels premium, Rose, Musk, and Almond Soaps
for the toilette.
Farina and the most approved French Colognes.
Genuine Extract Marrow Pomatum; also,
Indian Dye for the hair ....
Odrdges Balm of Columbia
Jaynes Hair Tonic.
Tooth brushes of the best quality and the most taste
full patterns.
Hair brushes, Sc sc.
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IMPORTANT afa
.IO The lNedicaE Profession.
" "a NEW WORK ON PRACTICE.

N5NSSAYS ON PATHOLOGY AND THERAPEU-
"a Tics being the substance Of the course Of Lee-
tures delivered by Saml. Henry Dickson, NJ. d.
PREDECESSOR of the practice of Medicine in
the Medical College Of State of South Carolina, In
2 Vols. ssFa III ass4s sses .ssls5.s 81. 3
Also new Edition of Eberle's PIactice with notes
and addition, by George Mcclellan, M. D., in Vols
The Principles and Practice of Obstetric Medicine
and Surgery reference the Process of PdrtnttOn
illustrated by one hundfed and forty-two figures, by
Francis H. Ransbotham, Nd d. OF. the London Hospi-
tai. ~ 80 =,
Gibson's Surgery, second Edition, improved and all
tered in 2 Vols. l.st5Ezs ar esN FsE3as
roll translated from the original with additions, by E. K,
Hunt, NJ. D. 22
The above New Medical Works, have just come to
hand and for sale, with many other Standard Works
on this subject. Orders from distance promptly atten-
ded to. TURNER s. HUGHES.
Publishers Agents.
August 8, 1916. a': 562;
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New Books New Book,

Just reeeioed at the MeO Book Store
TWVHE MIRROR LIBRARY, complete in w, -
n ly bound. "eS'
YANKEE STORIES, by Judge Halliburton, ts.,.
SIck) with illustrations. \'aul
LIFE OF COL. CROCKETT
.McCULLOCK'S UNIVERSAL G4ZETTFFp
Dictionary Geographically Statistical and Historical q
the various countries, places, and principal natu,
objects in the world illustrated with maps. 2VOls
Call at the New Bookstore for cheap Books
o. L. CLEVELAND.
April 1s. 5l7-tf
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WILLIAM j. CLARK,
e-t " ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Raleigh, N. c.
1878, 473-Iy.
Nov. 1913.
Save your Corn CObs g. ShuckS y!
To the Planters and 11ilZers Of North
Carolina.

The undersigned has obtained letters patent 10
enable common Mill stones Cor roeks) now in use,
to grind CORN, COB and SHUCK, into meal,
for horses, mules, cattle, hogs. &c, thereby saving
more than one third Of crop, which Is an ImpoT-
tant item with planters. The machinery used fer
the abov "purpose is simple and durable, and can
not, with fair means. get out Of order 1t will last
as long as the stones last, with an expense "S oo
cents every five years. To enable the common
mill stones 10 grind ear corn into meal requires no
new buildings extra power. II can also be sp-
piled TO horse mills, lhreshinG machines, gins OF
any given power known. The same mill Will
grind one-third more of corn meal by the InIro,
duction Of this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and sbuck 10 gTIn0Ing
corn meal in the space of thirty seconds. Corn
alone when fed to stock, is said TO be by the moS'
practical and scientific planters, constpatin2 IN lis
effects, producing founders, cholics and various
ether maladies which are incident TO stock. GTlhu
ing co5s and shuck with the corn makes a food
conSenial with their nature, and cannot produce
anv Of the serious results above mentioned oloCN'
when fed on corn exclusively, are deprived oil Inc
benefts of dislension $50 necessary TO the proper
health Of animals, by their being unable 10 eal
sufficient bulk to produce 6istensIon before .no
animal becomes gorged. Cobs ground WIN 'hs
corn produce this necessary dJstension, wtnou'
any danger of diseases arising from oVeTeai!DS'
Corn cob and shuck MEALS improved by scadlng'
and still more by boiling, and yet more by 2aEn
al fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
moi eat fermentel food consequently :hey will re-
quire it dry or partially wet with cold wa!eti water
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with uDSrounu
food, void much in an nDdigested state, which
OF course lost for all beneficial purposes
~ Read the suhjoined certificate. n
The undersigned can be addressed at ia.
leigh, and all calls will be attended to punctuay
and with despatch by himself or agent.
WIN. f. COLLINS,
50 as - Raleigh. Feb. 90, 1S45.
Having been solicited by Maj. Collins 10 have
my Mill adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear anu
Shuck consented that he should do so as an e1-
pertinent; and I am able to say thar it grinns
Corn in the Shuck al the rate Of 30 bushels pr
hour and the dressing of the stones is SO mprOV,
ed, that il gFinds shelled Corn more than twice S
fast as before, and by my watch, the rate OF 10
bushels per hour, and the meal finer than nsIaL
deem il valuable improvement and shah PU,
chase the right to uselt, as it will afford me ,S
speedy way of feeding nay horses and cattle, aDU
-. VIM. BOYLAN'
Fek eoga,a45. saF - 53S-ly.
n NJ N
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For Sale or Rent.

THNHE house and lot formerly owned by Richard
IL Green, and adjoining w & A. Stith's The & dwell
ling house has four and three hre-piaces mere
is Kitchen sroke-house dairy, barn. stable carriage,
house. upwards ofhrty fruit trees, and an we'll
of water The house will be sold on credit Of one,
two three and four years but if not sold before ne Isl
years. Apply to ". q "A. . II n. ?
Sept. 4, 1915. e..s poe 4m
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New Clothing.

SMITH & RIGGS are opening large lot of ready
- made ClothiDg-bough for cash by one of the firm,
IN New York and Will be offered 10 all who may favor
them with call, at such prices will be for their
terest TO purchase
Should any persons prefer sending their measures TO
the North, they are informed that arrangements have
been made with one of the fashionable houses on
broadway, New York. by whom orders will be promptly
IN the best possible manner, and at the low
prices ol ten per cent on the cost ofimportation.
; sIA@atlSlSh' OSl.A I'm lo40. 57I-4U
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Grand Lodge of North Carolina.
HHNHE Officers, Members, and Delegates are her eby
notified that the Annual Communication Of the
Grand Lodge of North Carolina will be held at the Ma
sonic Hall in the city of Raleigh Monday evening
the first day of December next at haf-past O'Clock
and will continue its sttings until all the business which
may come before it shall be disposed Of Officers of
Subordinate Lodges will be expected to attend in per-
scn or cause proper Delegates to be appointed accord
ing to the Constitution and laws fthe Grand Lodge
. WILLIAM T. Balm, Grand Secretary
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. Is, 1915. 57I-tn
Independent, Register, and Star will copy
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, N. C.

RALEIGH, N. c.
Right ReU. L. hEs, D. D., pisitOr.
Rev. ALBERT MEDEs,s Rector.
TENHE winter term of this chool, will commence
the 1lth Of Nov, and continue Till the 18th of
April
For Board and English Tuition, per Term offs
Months, payable in advance, 500 90
Tuition in French, IL 5O
in Music on the Piano or Guitar, with
So 90 for the use ofthe Piano. 20 Oo
Tuition the Harp, with $40 90 for use Of
the Instrument, 30 %
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90
N B. Beds and Bedsteaas furnished by the cLool.
Pupils required to furnish their own Bedding, and
towels or to pay instead, S. 90. The Clothing of Pu
pills should be distinctly marked with the owners name
full Extravagance in dress Is contrary to the princi
Piles and practice Of the School, and Parents will con-
fer favor. by providing their children, only, with the
plainest attire. Jewels and Lace prohibited. The
dress of the Pupils in Winter for Sundays and special
occasions, must be OF .MOmsIiR dc Lain eriO, OF
dark blue color the Bonnet, of Straw, trimmed with
dark blue ribbon. For their ordinary apparel they may
dresses OF Calico, GighGm, such other suitable
material, as their wardTobes will furnish.
The Religious services of the School being held in the
Chapel of the Institution by the Rector Pupils have
rarely occasion visit the City. They allowed to
accept invitations in the City for the day only
month, and never for the evening.
They have opportunities of seeing their friends, and
acquiring of manner in society, at the SOirees
which statedy held
- Sept &c, lS46. 569-tf-
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NEW BOOKS.

THE Club Room and other Temperance Tales by
L T. S. Arthur. F5'
The Knckerbocker Sketch Book .-. t..,...
The Secret Foe and Nan Darrell, by Miss. Ellen
Pickering. .=
The Mirror Library, Handsomely bound, Also, Mes
1 and of the London Lancet.
Just received at the New Bookstore by.
.... o. L. CLEAVELAND.
hule 2nd 552
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RECE1VED.

% fresh supply of Halibut and Salmon Picke5 and
Hermetically Sealed IN Tin Canisters Soused Salmon
IN IL To- Kits, Sardnes and Salmon in Oil; Anchovies
and Syrup, Green Sap Sage Cheese, Smoked Beef and
Bologna Sausages, Tomato Catsup Capers Peppersauce
SnSocolate, 70 cents and 80 per pound, Caulifower
Sauces. = = \. M e. p % .Sa5V"S
ofOct. Is, 1s45. . = - - - = = SH'-" Ez1'
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NeU FttW and Winter Goods.
OLIVER s. PROCTER,
MERCHANT TAII.ORS,
Ugly, Row,) Fayetteville Street,

hALElGHj N Z.
Tt0O doors 6etoU The Wholesale and Retail
Iaitors Trimmings Establishment of
JOSEPH J. B1Ges.
AUR Stock of Goods is at hand embracing French
" Black, Blue, Invisible Green, Grass Green, Light
and dark Brown, Mulberry and Sax Gotha Cloths for
Dress, Frock and Over Goats. Pantaoon Stufs, con-
Sisting of Black French Doe Skin and WoolJyed ass-
meres figured and pan Fancy colors of every variety
and to suit AL tastes Vcstngs of VeIvets black and
fancy cut and plain; Sans, black and fancy; figured and
plain Challies, of all cOOrs (Frosed Silks for weddings
and Partes-something in these parts in fact all
sorts of Vestings, well Polka Scarfs and Cravas
Stocks OF every variety Opera and Neck Ties, all COL
ors, SusPenders improved plan, Gloves Kid and
Silk, black and white Driving Gloves, Genlemen's 8
Dress Shirts latest fashion. Shaker Flannel shirts
never before brought to this market Silk shirts, Col
lars BosoTns. and many things too tedious
Together with complete assortment of Talors' Trim
mings, embracing lew yards of Red Padding Canvass
Cotton Wadding and Spool Cotton .(And by way of max
ing up the assortment, few papers of Needes which
We TOO would sell at Wholesale and Retail
The above Goods were not bought altogether for cash.
therefore we want to sell them quick possible and
TO make 1t an inducement for customers to purchase
will do now what we have done for two yearsse cheap
and that without compulsion We spent quite much
time IN New York as any body in our line-we think
we bought our Goods cheap; at all events hazard
nothing in saying will sell cheap, and that all
the customer cares for at last Recollect that Oliver
Proctor reduced the prices to what they now are If you
get your clothing cheaper you indebted to them for
IT. Without disparagng others, we think we can sup
ply SUIT equal all respects 10 any House in The Unit
HH a. 90 SASsP Edle--Quality OF the goods
considered We avail ourselves the present oppor
Iuny to return our sincere acknowledgements to our
friends and customers. for the patronage uni
iormly received by US since our in bus
ness Their kindness has greatly exceeded our merit
but we trus by strictly attending business and
endeaVoring promptly to fulfil our engagements to have
its tnuance. s-a
We receive every two weeks, through our New York
correspondent the latest Paris, London and New YORK
Fashions Persons furnishing their own goods, will
have them made up with the neatness and despatch
though supplied the article entire. Orders from
distance thankfully received and promptly attended to-
OLIVER & PROCTER,
Fayetteville ST.. Raleigh N. c..
doors South Williams, Haywood & Cos Drug Store.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1S45 57I6t