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Save your Corn CObs s. Shucks -!
- To the Planters and Millers of North
C0rOIiu0

The undersigned has obtained letters patent tc
enable common Mill stones (or rocks) now in use
10 grind CORN COB and -SHUCK, into meal
for horses, mules, cattle, hogs &C., thereby saving
more than one third Of crop, which is an impor-
| tant iIem with planters The machinery used for
the above purpose is simple and durable and can
not with fair means: gel out Of order. 1t will last
as long the stones last, with an expense of so
cents every five years. To enable the common
mill stones 10 grind ear corn into meal requires no
new buildings or extra power. 1t can also be ap-
piled TO horse mills, Ihreshing machines, gins or
any given power known. The same mill will
grind one-thlrd more of corn meal BY the intro
ductlon7 of This machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and shuck 10 grinding
corn meal In the space of thirty seconds. Corn
alone when fed TO stock, is said to be By t7emost
practical and scientific planters constpatiHy in its
effects, producing founders; cholics and various
other maladles which are incident TO stock Grind
ing coos and shack with the corn makes food
congenlal with their nature, and cannot produce
any OF the serious results above mentioned. Stock
when fed on corn exclusively. are deprived of the
benefits OF dlstension $50 necessary 10 the proDer
health OF animas,) by their being unable to eat
suthcIent bulk to produce GisIension before the
animal becomes gorged. Gobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dIslension, without
any danger of diseases arising from overeating
Corn cob, and shuck meal is improved by sscafding
and still more by boiling, and vel more by a parti-
al fermentation All the preparations facilitate
digestion for hogs. But horses and mules will
not eat fermented food consequently :hgya will re-
quire it dry aor partially wet with cold water.
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with uunground
food. Voidmuch IN an undigested state, which is
OF course lost for all beneficial purposes rr
~ Read The subjoined certificate = = :. = ~.
IL The nndersigEed can be addressed az, Ra-
leigh, and all calls will be attended to punciualy
and with .des despatch BY himself Or agent, ax.
eve. bs WIN. F. COLLINS, oil
gl2.oA saia5qoiG Raleigh. Feb 20,l 1915
Having beenselieited BY Maj, Collins TO have
my Mill adjusted TO grind Corn lin, the Ear and
Shuck, consented that he should do so as an ex-
pertinent; and | am able TO say that it grinds
Corn in the Shuck9 al the rate of 30 bushels,per
hours and the dfessing stones is Sc. .improv
ca that tgffnds shelled Corn more than twice as
fast as before, and BY my watch at the rate of Is
bushels per hour. and The meal finer than usual ii
deem r a-yaioabEe Improvement, and shall 5pnr-
chase M e. the f[gh! 70 use IT. swfll afford me
save much Thereby. y ''f7R O71'' i''tst
s.F4Bs % 1a1s 70 &a5..aod VIM BoYLAM
So 30 .slI. fySznas ,1uot ta 9eo1 sfs i53S-1Fdnd
liz B1ahk Warra Rttss for fo1PJs,II IaIIe T1a-.
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Otlce IS hereby given to the lawful heirs of Nam
cy Morgan, deceased ana David Scarborou OH that
there 1.-THE hands of the Executors of Samuei So
borough, deceased. legacy in favor them and
ing to the last viii and testament of said deesssd e
they do not apply for said legacy insthe term Of
years from the death of his wife, Lydia ScarborSbo
they ioreit Their caims and the Executors viii nSf he
$Io0 a iron this date ebraary the 2O9h isi
DANIEL 1 SCARBoRoUGH,34 . IL 10 tSf f:fS
elaI. ~ HIRAM MsSEARBoR0UGH.3SE { EseeutoEs.T
FEB 2osfs45.a ys -aao9si5ssli aaeElsss
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RTRS. SHGOURNEY'S Series Of Reoders-
I'VE The Illuminated American Primer; containing
first lessons of Reading and Spelling, illustrated with
Pictorial Alphabet and variety of elegant wood
cuts-beng introduction TO Mrs. Sigourney Pictorial
Readers. ...
The New Pictorial Reader-consisting of original ar
tcles for the instruction of young children by Mrs L.
Fl. Sgourney illustrated with one hundred appro-
pirate cuts being introduction TO the Girls Rea
ding Book and the Boys Reading Book, by the same
author. -
This work has been very avo:aby noticed in all parts
ofthe Union and is very interesting and instructive for
the young. whether in school or out, Done up in neat
Volume. .. ...-.-g. ...:
The Girls Reading Book, for the use of Schools.
This work has gone rapidly through large number of
editions. pronounced to be Mrs SgQurneys best
work. and one of The purest highest gems ofhe modern
press. # f'. ..' =, 81; % ,-.0i~ &" - . A.
The Boys Reading Book consisting oforiginal articles
in Prose and Poetry for the Of schools by Mrs L.
H. Sigourney. new edition. reduced in price.
These Works are all by the gifted Mrs. SIGoURNEY,
anto those entrusted with the education youth and 10
Parents particularly, would most earnestly recon-
mend them. The of the Authoress ITSELF we are
confident, will do much for their dissemination. :.
For Sale at the NJ G. Bookstore, . q,
,. BY TURNER s. HUGHES.
q. 81 r-.- .t-ya
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Thiers' Life of Napoleon.

FEHHE History of the Consulate and Empire under
L Napoleon, by M. A. Thiers late prime Minister OF
France author ofthe History of the French Revoln-
ton " embelIished with full length portrait of Napo-
leon and Josephine. The ls No of this splendid work
has just been received this day at the North Carolina
Book Store. ASo Theirs History Of the French Revo-
luton in VOLS --
Phelim O'Tooies Courshp, by VIM Carleton.
Lovers and Husbands, story of Married Life, by T.
S. AuTthur. Married and Single, by T. S. Arthur.
Also. No. II of Harpers Pictorial Bible, has been
ceived, and is for sale by TURNER s. HUGHES.
Feb 26, 1855. 53S.
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fl TRULY WO.NDERFUL CURE.
WATERvILLE. Oneida Co. N Y Sent Is Is


Dear Sir-T owe it to the afflicted to inform you that
IN January last, was attacked by very violent cold
caused by working in the water which settled lungs
ltwas accompanied by very pain 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 before using half
which began to gain strength, and it very evident
my cough was much better. and my symptoms in every
way Improving have now usedthree hottcs and am
stored to perfect health. This result alone owing to
the use of DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY;
and take this method ogving information partly to pay
the debt ofgratitude owe YOU and partly that others
similarly afflicted may know where to apply relief
-..-"a 80 T. Very truly yours. -r.--
a JAMES SAGE.
Mr. PALMER, Druggist, under date Of Watervjle.
Sept. "a, lS43, writes
The statement given you by Mr.. James Sage is we'll
known to be true by this whole community. 1t certain
ty was most remarkable The sale of BaEsam
is very good, and its in truly faterng.
Yours respectfully,
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sCHOOLROOKS.

TNHE greatest and extensive variety, calculated
u to suit Classical and common Schools consisting
partly of Arithmetcs, Biographies, Histories. Mathema
tical works. Latin and Greek Gramnars, and also En-
glish Grannars, Greca Maoros, Xenephons Greek and
Latin Readers Csar's Sallust, 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 s. HUGHES.
= Raleigh, June 26, 1914. 504-1y.
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'VaIuabIe and Cheap Law BOOks.
ASD VOLS of g Common Lao Reports,'' at the as
HU tonishing low price of $s so per vol, well and
substantially bound =. ~ ~, !,,-,I &C.. t. ...,.;:
vols of.La.o Library at So per vol, well bound
.. Vesey JUNIORS Clancery Repairs with suppliment
vols yo in fresh binding of very superior quality
Price $50 only This Book has bsen sold for $40. a
- Gritty Blackstone, - price So, - ,.fgv
G5- We are prepared and will furnish Law Books as
low Tor CASH as they can be bad in any part of the
onIon: monch 5,b ,o,. TURNER & HUGHES )
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HTJLI.'S
WORM IsE78NE3yI

Are the greatest discovery ever made for dsPeGg '
various kinds of that frequently and
ngly both children and adults From the sparta
Gazette 'tFrom own knowledge we take great plea
sore in Recommending to fhe public Hul's Worm oLen
ges as the best worm medicine eXtant. Children VIII
eat them as they would candy; and cry for them 10
parents say, do not be without these Lozenges at ahy
time, you value the lives of your children.
b9A1so, :, I'D },s4DR 1H ULL,S7ts a.r
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Great Reduction ina Prices.

EgLANK Books, consisting in part Of Books for
I'D Clerks, for Records Journals Ledgers Day Books
and Letter Books, and fact Blank Books of every dis
crpon, very large and general assortment to be found
the North Carolina Book Store, and Offered for
Cash al the very lowest Northern Prices Dont you
get them cheaper but call send in your orders
and give a chance of testing the fact
TURNER s. HUGHES.
February 26, 1885, 5SS
CStar and Register copy1
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The FamiTynPhYsfcfano

ar" Reformed System of M edicihe,, ,,,'on
" principles, being eohpendinm of the "Amercan
Practice designed for all classes. This work sfnbrac
the character, causes symptoms and treatments Of
the diseases of Men Women; and Children of all clm
ates; bysW. Beachs MD acompletejn yo ill6strate
with nearly two sale at the NJ
Marchbths Is fl1FA bsl1sserq Sd bpow 630. ol
asN
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REILMAN'S Gibbons Decline and fall of the Roman
IXH Empire, for $3 IS. The complete works of Han
nah Moore, price only 81. The complete works OF Will
liam Shakespear, with numerous engravings. for g.
The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, price 81 The
History of the Reformation by J. H Merle De Aubgne,
price ST. with the greatest variety of CHEAP Books, of
every kind and for all varieties of tastes. Call at the
we'll known stand No. L. Cheap side Raleigh North Car
olina Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, June 26, 1874. 504-ly
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED

-.-.sclr ,H ,HHADDoNFIELD, N J. April 90 1913 =.
On about the 18th day of October, 1871
with violent pain in the side the liver which
nued for about five days: and followed by the break
ing of ulcer absceSs inyardy which relieved the
pain little, but caused mesto throw UP great quantity
of offensive NATTER and also much blood Being greatly
alarmed at this applied to physician, but he said he
thought he could do bnt little for except give
Mercury Pills. which refused to ake feeling satisfied
that they could do me good many other rem medies
then procured by my wife and friends but did
any good-and the discharge of blood aud Corruption
still continued every few days. and at last become
fensive that could scarcely breathe was also seized
with violent cough which at times caused me to raise
much bood than had done beforehand my disease
continued in this way, still growing worse, until Febru-
ary, when all hope ofmy recovery given up, and my
friends all thought would die of a GallODinS Con.
sumption Atthis moment, when my life was appa-
rently drawing its close heard of DIR. WiSfrS
RIiSanl OF Wild Cherry, and got bottle which
relieved me immediately and by the use of
only three bottles of this medicine, all my pains
removedmy cough and splitting of blood and corruption
entirely stopped, and in few weeks my health was 50
far restored as to enable to work at trade (Which
is carPenterO and up to this time have enjoyed good
health: 1900 ,..... - ... - -, "a
GLoUc ESTER CouNTY, N. j.. S. 81 -f.oE5 @!.Esk
Personally before me- the subscriber, eof the
Justices ofthe Peace in and for the said county, Thomas
Cozens, and bepgduly affirmed accQrding to Iavsaith
the above statement is in all things true.
Affirmed before me, ,od the 2otf day ofA pr, 1881
Such is the unprecedented success of this BALsAM,
+" NATURES, FAYQURITEr PREsCRIPr
-, TION," ''''''. 80
aprescrpon cOhgeiat to Ort wants as as 1t PREPARED
from extracts from substances which the author
ofnature Misplaced in land for wise purposes
many who know pothng the mode Of lis pfepara6n
are to reap Pecunafy benefits by selling an
article similar in Dame appearance orby represen
ting their QFh trash as superior 10 the BALSAM orhv
putting up mixture and soiemply asseHeratng that tits
imported from foreign country, which is not the case
ALI these deceptive arts go to Show That NVfSt:lrS
B;aIsa e m Is known 70 the world TO be THE
@ GREAT R EM EDY, and that to sell any mixture
II must be like this IN name, paport to be ike it in
S9es.afss 81 n2ia2sia 1zsn ST Cd Il !!H 7on
and take only the original and genuine WistariS
BalSa nm of Wild CIleREyy---
sd N0o0T7ER CAN BE LIKEMT
sAadressatL ordefs sto4SAAe.RUFTS.No No. 81 Ann st
Nsy y 9Grk ixas ef 4fgfns q spdra.,q ,sss1qos
WILLIAMS, HAYWoOD& co.
6SO-2Ot' Raleigh! !
bibaNVslEL1AAIFJ! CLiARK;asesT
bosoqmoo 9oirAT,T0RNEEf4F LAW folt
=tG4 ba0 yraeH .siaag!yst'i1k 1kalefshgN.aG.1el
Nov 1643. 153. .IJa;.
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New Publications!

NCV Il UOIIC6tH1OkKS
Reeeired this day at thc ~ Carolina Book Store
The ''.Naid Of Honour or the Massacre of ST Bar
tholomew. tale OF the 10th century.
The Regents Daughter, ,, translated from The French
Of Alexander Dumas, by Chas. II. Toron.
Miss Martinean's Letters on Mesmersm
Sc C0rse de Leon, or the Brigand by g. P r. James.
The" Chimes" Goblin story Of some bells that rang
old year out, and year in by Charles Dicken MS
Also, No. 10 Of the Pictorial Bible.
TURNER s. HUGHES.
March 5th, 1916. 539
[Star, Register, and Independent copy.l
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TaaEOLOGICAL WORKS.

A N NEXTENSIVE collection of Theological Works,
IA consisting Of Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books,
Sunday School Books, with vast of other Theo
logical Works, for the ious reader and inquirer after
truth They offered at unusual low prices for cash.
Call at the North Carolina Book Store and examine for
yourselves. TURNER HUGHES
Raleigh, June 26, 1874. .tL 81. 504-Iy.
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
VA XNE COUNTY, N c.

u
At the Examinations held on the 9TH and 9Th instant
fhe following young gentlemen and ladies obtained dis
tnctIons In their respective classes, viz:
LATIN. First class (Cicero's Orations)-Alen Whit
field, Gideon Roberts, and VIM Whitfield. ofWayne,
Second class Virgil (Richard A. Whitfield of Lenoir
Third class sar(-Lemuel W. Eornegay of Wayne
GREEK (Jacobs' Reader(-AIlen Whitfield, Gideon
Roberts, and VIM B. Whitfield, of Wayne
ENGLISH GRAMMAR. First class Kirkham 's1-John
Pipkin, Of Wayne. Second class {Krkham s)-Miss Sa
rah E. Whitfield, of Lenoir, Miss Caroline Kornegay and
Wm. Kornegay, of Wayne, (Smiths) Miss Lucy Wooten
Whitfield, N. B. Whitfield, and Ivy Hines. of Ienoir
James M. Kornegay, of Wayne, and Calvin Wright, of
HIsToRr (Whepley's Compend) Miss L. W. Whit
field, Of Lenoir, {Grecian) Gideon Roberts, of Wayne
GRoman) Lemuel W. Kornegay, John Pipkin, of Wayne,
Richard Whitfield Ivy Hines, of Lenoir, and Calvin
GEoG RAgHE tsmiths - James M. Kornegsy and John
Pipkin, of Wayne. E...... t-l.f. 10,..-,--eI -
field. R. A. Whitfeld, Ivy Hines, Of Lenor, James M.
Kornegay, 6: Roberts, L: W. Kornegay, A. Whitfield,
VIM. B Whitfield, of Wayne, and CALVIN Wright, of
Nv WRITINc.E First class-Miss Lucy W. Whitfield r.
AyWhltfeld, Ivy HI Des of Lenoir, Whitfield, La w.
KoFnegay, WA Whitfield. James NJ KorDegay,G G Ro-
herts, and John PIpklns Of ayne Second classMiss
Wayne. - - ~ I. '.'0 " - -
READING (Nationai r ReaderJ Miss Lucy w Withheld.
OF Lenoir Introduction to National Reader) Miss Sa ah
E5Whitfeld N. B. Whitfed of .enofr,diss Caroline
KorDegay, and VIM Kornegsy, of Wayne, young Read
cry Lewis Pipkin, and Archibald Ppkin lof Wayne =
SPELLIN a. Misses Lucy w NShitfeld, Sarah E
Whitfield, Of LeDpT, Caroline Kornegay, and WIN Kor-
Hegay, l. PiPkin, and a ,Pipkin, of Wayne
.,k-ttE JOHN H. HALL, Principal
The undersigned take this method Of announcing to
the former patrons Of the Academy. as well as tethe in
haba1ts of fhe neigh5oring counties that the duties Of
the Institution will be resumed Monday nth instant
under the care of present successful teacher MT
HxLLand OF expressing their entire satisfaction at the
progress of the pupils during the last twelve months
!5'3H7s tt!s5d 'aT1ia3sfz ALIEN w. w O0TEN!
VIM KORNEGAY.79fI6. fI6..s
tSS8AsS'SSz zALLENaWHITFIELD,
srrssi % nEaq22a ELISHA PIPEIN,z 81 f5.ssv
tEees 4vS 4S4p7TeSt7ot.R 81 JoLH IaIfTrustees.
. JOB PRINTTN O. &c.. ~
Executed at this Office with 5neatfFess. ar;c,1-
aJal- ,rafY and despatch.
yss@5FS- -1s 8TEfL~oto i{HJ
y sri ,se z,5.1ds4
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American Almanac for
1RAE.

THIS valuable production has been received and is
for sale at the NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE
Price 81 Jannary4, 1915.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
IRISH POTATOES.

.s. THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN!
FHNHE subscriber has on hand 40 Barrels of best Nor
IL thern Mercer and Yellow Irish Potatoes which he
offers So per barrel 81 Is per busheI for planting
Table . ... .. ....-..
The subscriber also, as heretofore, keeps general
assortment of
Family Groceries,
which he will sell the most accommodating terms
Also, FAMILY FLOUR, which the subscriber will
warrant to be equal to any in the State. Price 81 rs
per barrel.
Also, excellent Northern Onions.
'.t JORDAN WOMBLE,
.'" .- .-. -- On old Market Street,
..- North side.
February 26. I845 5sstf
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Rogers X nfves and Raz.o1.s:

Fyou wish tgpurchase splendid Article in this line
call at the Moth Caroline Book Store .:Jrog 5s7s
: =a-sd.=.1 eqj!1 6e=l.a4l TURNER S. HUGHES a
March 9Th, lS45.s es,o 4i.d baa fsf vii al $780,
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GENTLEMEN OF THE BAR.

EO u EN- A2Ak1NA EN- UF AEH Z bA E1s-
VWNURNER& HUGHES have on hand a VERY exten-
IL siye collection of Law Books, which they now
offering the profession very reduced prices for the
Cash, at the N. C. Book Store. Ell .
Raleigh, June 26, 1874. 504-1y.
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Trial of Bishop GInsIcrdC

Trial Of Bishop OndcrCIOnk just
received and for sale at the N. c. Bookstore. Also,
The Apostles Doctrine and Fellow
ship, consisting of five preached in the prci-
pal churches OF his Diocese during his Spring visitation
1874, by Rt Rev. L. S. Ives, DID,, L D., Bishop of
North Carolina.
Feb. IS45-535. TURNER s. HUGHES.
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FALL AND WINTER.

1874.
EENHE subscribers take pleasure in informing the cit
Il Of Raleigh and the Surrounding country, tina
they have received their extensive supply Of Foreign
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted to the G;ltit 7E
Fail and Winter Trade,
comprising we'll selected and general assortment
embracing almost article usually kept in similar
establishments: we enumerate in part:
Broad Cloths, Cas-. Ladies' Fancy Cravats.
simeres, Silk and Worsted Mtts.
sattinetts, Moleskins. Vienna Hoods, Silk Cir
Beaver and Pilot Cloths. dies.
Kentucky, Va, and Glas- - .<
gov Jeans. Cashmeres, A1Pac-
White, Red and Yellow cas-.
+ Flapnes. , ..' s.-e t--.''
Bedtcking, Apron checks, Cashmere D'LaInes, Te-
Brown and Bleached Do sans.
mestics. Chusans, Mousellines.
Cotton O2naburgs, Suffolk Second Mourning Cashme-
Drills. res
Plaid Lnseys. Gala Plaids, Blk and Blk Bombazines
Danask Diaper, Damask &c ss Silks
Towels Chameleon and Brocade do.
DE- mask and unbleaehed Cordedand Imperial Robes
Table cloths. Silk, Worsted and Cotton
Russia and Bird Eye Dia- Hosiery.
per, Cambrck and Furniture
Irish Linens, Long Lawns. Dimty.
Bishop and French Lawns. Silk Lacets, Shawl Pins.
Plaid Swiss and Jaconett Thread and Bobbinett La
Nfuslins.
(. c. Hdkfs. (plain and Green Baraze, Bl'k Thule
hemst'd.) Bonnet, Cap and Neck
Garment and Furniture Ribbons.
Prints. Fancy Gimps and Friages
Black and White Mourning Camb'k and Swiss Edgings
Prints. -.'. and Insertings
Cashmere and Scotch Kid, Silk & Cotton Gloves.
Shawls. Bracelets, Necklaces
And many other goods which we deem unnecessary to
specify. The Public invited call and examine
Stock before supplying themselves elsewhere we
determined to sell at the I0,cest possible prices for Cash
t -..-. RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE. .
.... ..,,, next door above R. Smiths
Nov. s, 1914 523.
+, Ns- Register copy times. ~ .'s
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ROOK BINDING.

DLANK BOOKS of every description manufactured
S at the shortest notice, and all kind of Books bound
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 20, 1874. Softly.
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Paper.

Paper.
EA0 Reams of Letter, Foolscap and Printing Paper,
OOO offered at Manufacturing prices. Also, we
and Note Paper ALSO Tissue, Morocco, Mourning and
other Paper all of which is offered unusual Oac prices
..... TURNER s. HUGHES,
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ASPLENDHD COLLECTION

nF new Novels and Miscellaneous Reading, jus
" come to hand at the North Carolina Book Store, a
unusual low prices. TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, June &c, 1874. 504-1y.
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EXTRACT OFF, LETTER FROM Il POST
.-... s........ MASTER, DATED

| PEMBROKE. Washington Co, Maine, April %, 1874.
Mr. !sAc BUTTs.-Dear Sir: At the request of many
Of my friends in this place and vicinity who are afflicted
with consumption and liver complaints, take the liberty
OF asking you to appoint in this County as agent
to sell Wlstar'S EalsaiH Of Wild Cherry,
and to send him few dozen, there is of it for
sale within 200 miles from this have doubt that
would meet with ready sale if it where it could
be procured without too much expense and delay.
My wife was attacked about six months stree with
what the physicians called the first stage of consumption
"a complaint very in this section ofthe coun-
try. Having seen the Balsam advertised in Augusta
0g- 200 MILES FIs ON Herr ESQ
took the pains to send there for bottle of which he
took and which helped her much that for
Ties more which she has also aken and she says she
has not et so we'll for six years she does this
All those who have inquired of and asceraiDed what
eject the Basam had, anxious to have for
In this vIcInty which is the of my writing you
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
cude to send some and ifso to whom in order that it
may be known where it can be had.
am, with respect, yours, etc.
- P. G. FARNSWORTH P. M.
lhe whole county is fast learning that med-
cine-no physican-no preparation of any kind whatev
er-can equal Dr. WIsTAR'S BALsAM oFW WILD CHER