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The county court Of Pike county will com.
mence its session upon the lst Monday i'll Feb,
ruary next.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

II The Die Vernon, when about twenty
miles above Natchcz, broke her pl;i'an
strap, and stopped tohave it repaired. She
has 800 German immigrants On board.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

dFThe Washington Union very proper
ly rebukes the Hon. Preston King, of New
York, for his ungentlemanly insinuationsir
the House of Representatives against Mr.
Calhoun. Mr.. King was one of tie mos
bitter and implacable opponents of annexa-
ton, and even voted against it at the pres
ent session of Congress, because as he de-
clared in a speech made in the House, slave.
ry was not prohibited in Texas. We re.
gard him as an Abolitionist, and conse,
quently expect him to follow the lead OF
John Quincy Adams. We are pleased tc
see the Union rehuke such projc$sedD Demo.
Gratis, and hope that it will net spare then
Observation-Disclosures
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

OIIIO.-There was eight feet of water
in the channel at Pittsburgh On the 10th
inst, and eight feet in the canal at Louis
vile on the 10Th inst.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

1.-The Julia Choutcau ran into the Luda,
on the 18th inst, near Bayou GouIa, sinking
her up to the boiler deck. The Luda will
prove . total loss.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

u On Friday last the steamer Sarah
Ann sunk in fourteen feet water, a few
miles above Cap au Grey. She had on
board 1000 bushels of wheat. The boat
and cargo will prove a total loss. No insur-
ancc.
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3=Thus the Convention, by a solemn
vote, have declared it as their deliberate
opinion thatth people are incapable of
self-government.
The Lexington Telegraph uses the above
language in relation to the vote upon Pitts
resolution, offered on the Both December,
the substance of which, is that the people are
competent to manage their own affairs
For ourselves, we can see but little neces-
sity for the passage of a resolution cmbody-
ing in substance that principle which every
one acknowledges to be right. There was
little occasion for repeating an aphorism
which every man is prepared to admit. Be-
sides, if the Telegraph will examine, he
will find this great fundamental principle
set forth in the bill of Rights adopted by
the Convention. What was the sense of
reiterating, unless he would have the Con-
%vention like Hotspur's bird. made to repeat
again and again, that culogy which from
long use has become almost fulsomc.
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1.-THE Illinois river is still closed at
Peoria.
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DIED.

Vt Louisiana, No, on the 10Th inst, after a
ionEan painful illness, Mrs. Mary CORN, wife
OF DR.. L. W. CORN, of That place, aged 80 years,
and d months.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

I7Edmrnd Flagg, it is said will publish il
full a report of the debates in the Convention.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

Norrid .Hurder.-A Mr.. j. Holmes of Dallas
county, Alabama, shot a Mrs. McKunc, a few
days since, with a revolving pistol, the ball en-
tering just above her left eye. The only cause
assigned for this act is unrequitted love. Misera-
bic man who "loved not wisely but too well."-
After he lad committed the act he fired upon him
self two balls. taking effect. Neither If ii" par
lies spoke.
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

Any person renting us 81 co in cur
rent funds, will receive, by mail, FINEof
tie popular works below namedl
Democratic banner., 1846-01-24

81. .AtAtonya Rats l. Ii. .ILuM t
OhiJ.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-02-25
Auction and Commission Store.

IL B. HUGHES, General Agent, having taken the
~ . large brick store house, adjoining Mr. T. H.
Snow, three doors above Mr.. R. SMITHS corner, on
Main Fayetteville street, is prepared to receive in
store any kind and quantity of GOODS, .MERCH.4yN:
Disc, COUNTRY PRODUCE, and So forth, which
may be entrusted to him, which will be sold direct
ed, either at private sale, public auction.
He only pledges to exert himself to faithful discharge
of his dnties in reference to the interests of the
and assgnees, and strictly 10 account for and pay
each, his
The house which he has selected for doing business
n is nearly FIRE proof any in the City, that per-
consgnng articles to his need not be afraid of
fire.
He thinks it unnecessary to give references being so
generally known all North Carolina. But to those
who desire it, he would respectfully refer to the citizens
OF Raleigh and of the whole State.
N. B. HUGHES,
Late Of the N. c Book Store.
Raleigh, Feb. ?, 1916. 5s7-tf.
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WASHING MACHINE.

NaE subscribers having purchased of Mr.. Sewall
invented ashing Machine for the counties of Caswel
Person Granville, Orange. Chatham, Wake Guilford,
Mecklenburg county, Virginia. they offer it to the Pub
c confidently believing that it surpasses any thing of
the kind ever before in To satisfy all persons and
chimes, all they ask trial
o. One of these Machines has been deposited at the
standard Ohce Raleigh where all persons concerned
or who desire save Dor by procuring good Washing
Marhne, are invited to call and for themselves
In the items of saving labor and washing clean with
unrivaled. Any thing fne for instanc e. as gauze
handkerchief can be washed without the least injury
and lad or little girl of ten twelve manage the
Machine. .ss.4 ~. r.-s- rsIl a o -
Counties single rights will be sold suit purchasers
For single right IS, and ten dollars for Machine
. DABNEY TERRY,
November Is, 1916. 676.Sm
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COACH MAKING.
To the Public.

FHNHIS IS to inform The Public that during the month
Il OF August last, one William R. Boswell left this
County ior the purpose (as he sad) of going down 10 the
lower part OF this State to make sale of Stallion and
employed our son, Hlllard Evans. to go with him and
mat alter disposIng of the Horse he then prevailed
SAID FIard to go with him to Petersburg and Richmond
and on to New Orleans. After getting to New Orleans
Boswell made an effort to sell Hillard, which we are
informed he iaied to do--H having made it known
that he was free man, and we were further informed
by letter from officer in New Orleans that Boswell
had been taken up and lodged in prison.
HiHiard EvanS is abOI % ycais old ofordinary size
quite bright, with flesh. mark mole on his back and
large scar on his thigh near his groin caused by the
bite of dog.
We live II miles south of Oxford in Granville Coun-
ty, North Carolina; and able give the best of
references as to the fact that is free man. We
are at loss to know what has become of Hilard and
we are much trodhled account him. as we fear he
may be taken up by other person. or that he NAV
have been sold by Boswell
The Pu5lic's humble servants
THOMAS & SARAH EVANS.
January 90, 1876 5s6tf
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Large STOCK Of Dry G0Ods and Groceries selling
.. of al cost!!
IENbE firm OF Russell & Cooke having been dissolved
e and their remaining stock of Goods having passed
mo Tie hands OF Mr.. Russell, of the late firm who
IS determined to close the business speedily as pract
CABLE me whole stock, comprising extensive assort-
eht oil Dry Goods and Groceries of excellent quality
IS now offered for sale at COST
GOODS OF almost every description suitable to this mar
Ket may be had so Cheap that better opportunity can
never occur for all 10 supply themselves who will call
soon. $3.50 " '
The public assured that this offer to sell at cost is
MAGE ace IN good faith. ard will be strictly adhered TO
hey Will also find the goods of the best quality FASH
IohAoie sound and substantial, of kind made tor use
not merely to SELL .~'t' ~
An may be suited. as there hand many articles
o he hnest quality we'll large assortment of the
coarSer and more substantial kinds.
All are invited to call and examine and udoe for
themselves those who have the keencst taste or cheoD
ness, Will doubtless be satisfied.
, nose who do not need at present will S9HE hv
ouylng now and laying up for the future.
Lei II oe remembered that will sell poods in
business without aproft, by which they can live
@ @ o one VIII sacrifice goods less than cost without
'r"lSoh and that cost is about as cheap as most
to buy. cEO o r. COO Pe0PIe "oulo WISH
o''' ' "a lao 5S5-tf.
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UNITED STATES,
DISTINCT OF NORTH CApnrN

O4VIIED STATES,
DISTRICT OF NORTH CARoLINA
snail sell at public sale, for cash. at the Court House
u aoor IN the City of Raleigh, on Monday the 9th day
nI Narch next the lands described loows or so much
thereof as will be sufficient satisfy number of Ven
dIl"n Exponas in my hands, against John Brown Ne
nelnan Backslock and Felix Axey, issued from the
Carolina, viz:
One tract lying in Buncombe County containing three
hundred ACRES adjoining the lands of S. G. ROBBERS and
Thomas Gentry, levied the property of Nehemiah
Biackstock; -
One other tract lying in Buncombe County adjoining
me lands of Daniel Blake containing seven thousand
our hundred and five it being lands on which
John Brown lived, and levied property of John
Brown. - - ~
One other tract, lying in Buncombe County near the
French Broad River, adjoining the lands of MontrayiI
at'on' Contain twelve hundred acres, levied on as
the property of John Brown. " %"
January 2l. 1916. 5s.1s ts
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4 RALEIGH .
Classical, Mathematical and Military
f-.r -a f&' ACADF MY. Il

..a- Classical Department: -. 81 ..''
.-af# J. NJ LOVEJOY, PREoEPToR.
d. 3D. Mathematical and Military Department:
:s .a- w. +. DlSRROW.
The year will be divided into two Sessions OF hVe
months each the first Session beginning the first
of and the second Session. the first OF July
shall not be surpassed The advantages afforded for
quring thorough English Classical and Mathematical
Education.
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Class of
any College in the United States.
= 1. TERMS OF TUITION -.i
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, $l5 90
For Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and .. ...
Italian Language, per Session, 20 90
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies of
lower Class paying only for the Studies of the Class to
which they belong.
Military Tactics taught 10 the Pupils, free of extra
charge.
The design Of the Military Department being to fit
the Pupils act in of emergency Ofhcres, the
West Point system of instruction will be carefully pur
eued nor will the Army Tactics be departed from. in
order exhibit the boys for the benefit or the lnstltu
ton or for any other purposes. ..
By Act of the last Legislature, necessary arms
and equipments are furnished by the State, but Pa
rents who wish their children instructed in the Military
Department, will be required to provide them with the
prescribed Uniform
N B. A few Pupils will be taken as Boarders, by
the Principal of the Academy
REFERENCES:
Hon. George E. Badger, Gen. Moye,
Hon. VIM. H. Haywood, Col. E. Yarbrough,
Hon. R. M. Saunders, Charles L. Hinton,
Rev. D. Lacy, L. D. Henry,
Hon. John II. Bryan VIM r. Collins,
Hon. J. R. J. Daniel, James B. Shepard
Hon. Richard Hines, H. w. Hustled,
Dr. Baker, E. P. Guion Esqr's
As the above named gentlemen are we'll known in
the State have gwen their names as references They
send their wards TO my school, and of course
their opinions can be confidently trusted. J. NJ l..
Raleigh, Dec. 8, 1915. 579-6m.
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FOR THE CURE OF

erciul and other Ulcers, ofZong or short standing
Scrgfuious and other TumOrs including TTte SiOeL-
ings; Sore Legs, Old and Fresh Hounds, Sprdins
and Bruises; Seedlings and determinations; Rhen-
matte and other Pains Scalds and Burns including
Burns by Lightning; ChiIbLainS; WOmen's Sore
Breasts, achether iudmed deeply ulcerated; Scad
Head Tttter on the Head WhtiOtos FelOns. Biies,
CdncerOus affections, EruptiOns Poison Oak Pine.
Piles; Dog Snake, Spider, and Other poisonous Bites
t2geher a0nh almost eOey species of External Disease
VE\HE Proprietor, in introducing this Ointment again
IL to the public, feels unwilling Gas is the genera!
custom) to resort to the mode of making article
known, by putting but would state, that the great and
unrivaed reputation it already enjoys, has been ac-
qured solely by its superior medicinal virtues 1t pos
sesscs several very essential properties, Wis is smu
atng to the weak affected parts speedily subdues all
Inflammation; free discharge OF matter, in long
standing produces healing of the disease and
is extremely mild in its operation. No injury, what
arise from the of it, not TO nfant even,
it is OF the most innocent remedies applied
to the human system, all the materials OF which it is
composed being of the most pure and wholesome char
acter, consequently there can be liability to cold at
any season. Experience has shown that it may be ap
piled to the most tender age weakest frame, under
any stage of suffering 1t is pleasant and benign in its
operation and yet searching in its nature, that pene
traes to the root of the disorder for which 1t is used
and never fails to effect cure in the most obs-
nate
This invaluable remedy should be kept every house.
ready for the many casualties and Affections to which all
families daily liable we'll for the relief OF the
afflicted horse and other animals; for it very efca
cIous IN almost every species Of external disease, both
man and beast ....
No other Medicine has performed many remarka-
BILE 1t has taken persons of the poorhouse
and prevented others from going there 1t has lifted the
afflicted poor man from bed of long suffering, and made
him again useful to himself and family. 1t has likewise
taken the crippled wife from painful bed, placed her
again in sweet communion with her husband and chill
dren, and enabled her to her domestic duties.
In nearly all the diseases for which the Ointment is
recommended its virtue has been fully tested under my
own superntendaDce and in support of its efficacy,
have been furnished with the most ample testimony
from various parts ofthe United States while daily
continue to receive convincing proofs of its great value
he public informed, that Ointment purpo:t-
ing to be prepared by is genuine, unless bears my
signature, in writing. the outside label of the pot
All Orders, directed to me at Raleigh or to WYATT
KETCHAM, l2l Fulton street, New York will be |
promptly attended to. WILLIAM W. GRAY
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. II, 1s45 5s0-Iy
nFBlanks for sale at this once.
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PETERS PILLS.
HEAD.ACHE-SIC OR NERVOUS.

( TRNHOSE who have suffered and weary OF suffer
/ n ing with this distressing complaint will find Pc
mediate in its effects. One single dose Of the pills ia
ken the head ache is felt coming on, will cure
/ it in one hour entirely.
| AS remedy in summer for 6OGcel complaints they
display their Wonderful powers to admiration, and are
far superior to any thing in for those complaints.
In Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand unrva-
led
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suf
fered under the dreadful complaint for years.
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 the esma
ton of every individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypochondlica
affections loss of appetite and all complaints which
females alone subject
They 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 ntrm, the and delicate strengthened by
their operaon becarse they clear the system of bad h
mors, quiet nervous rritabiy, and invariby produce
sound health ....a .-' ..-
Upwards OF three hundred and seventy thousand boxes
of these esmabe pills have been sold within last
twelve months in three States alone, and more than
three times theSa me quantity IN other states.
AS antlbl lou3 medicine family should be with
out them single trial of them is more satisfactory
than thousand certificates.
In a southern climate, these pills administered
with uniform success. For more than ten years the
verdict OF their efficiency has been pronounce and
could jury OF all they have relieved be Summoned
from the North, the South the East, and the West mill
lions of vioces would be heard in acclamation other
matchless properties. The child and the adult-the
youth and decrepd old man-both and all ages
may alike take these Pills with safety and the certainty
OF relIet. Price fifty cents per box. .'
Be careful to observe that the cover of each box
(tn the TIM stamped Peters Vegetable Piil''
For sale in Raleigh. by Messrs. Williams Haywood
be found in all the Towns in the State
August 8, IS45. 562.6m
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Notice.,

WKT HEREAS IT has been rumored that have sold
w out my Edgetool Factory and quit the business,
therefore take this method of informing the public that
have not sold and do not intend selling out and that
still carrying business at my old stand. at the
Rocky Branch, S-4 of mile south of the City Raleigh
directly the stage road leading to Fayetteville, where
all orders will be thankfully received and puncually
attended to. AS have broken up my shop the city
the year. persons who feel disposed to patronse
me deposit any work at HoLLoAIAN, UPcHURcH
s. Cos or JORDAN WoMBLE's Grocery Store, where
it will be daily attended to, and executed to order.
S. BURNS.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1916. 565-tC
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Auction and Commission Store.

THNHE subscriber having taken the lower storeroom
Il of the large brick building formerly occupied by
Mr.. B. B. SMITH-one of the best stands for business
in the City-is prepared to receive all kinds and
any quantity of GODS, MERCHANDISE. COUyE
TRY PRODUCE, &C., and will sell on commission,
at private sale public auction, the persons send
ing the articles may desire and will promptly and
faithfully account for and pay over all sums of money
which may be due TO those who may employ him.
Those who may desire information as 10 my quafca-
tons salesman, respectfully referred to such
persons have heretofore employed me and feel
confident satisfaction will be given, since went into
office Auconeer have done all the business in my
line in the City. JOHN C. MOORE.
Raleigh, Feb 8, 1876 .... 587 st.
Register and Star copy.
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LUCINA CORDIAL:

T is barely two years since the general inroduc
IL tion of the Lucina Cordial into the United States
and in that period has only spread its usefulness
taon which it had previously acquired in Europe but
has also added TO the renownofIts lustrous by
the unrivalled powers it has been discovered TO pos
sess in the cure ofincpent consumption The knowl-
edge ofits wonderful inu in renovating and invg
oation the human frame first suggested the idea ofusing
it in this way and the res uIt is that medicine has been
added The catalogue for the ofncipent consump-
tion which places the disease with due precauton un-
der the control of the patient Il is scarcely necessary
sufficient remedy in of Geet, -Four Albns difficult
or painful Mensruation, ncontnency of Urine and a.!
diseases arising from debilitaon of the system where
impulse restorative is wanted throughout the
United States it has taken precedence of all other ned
cines in such cases, and leaves nothing further be
hoped frs its cures being speedy, project, permanent
and effected without pain or trouble.
For sale in Raleigh by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
s. Co.
August 8, 1916. s62 6n
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Look Here.

STRAYED from the subscriber, or miles below
- Louisburg, the halifax road, Friday the 1911
instant dark bay HORSE, common size about years
old. The last heard of him, he making his way
towards Raleigh. AS he purchased out of a drove
hsc e informat;on resnecting him will he ,SogI
fully received and liberal reward paid for his appre-
hension, so that | can get him again Address me at
Nashville, Nash county, N. G.
Dec IA, lS45-5S0-tE N. G. HARRISON
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Notice.

FESHERE has been found lately, on the the sea shore
4 in the vicinity of this place, bbl. Spirits Tur
Pentine, one box OF coarse Shoes two pipes ~ E. Rum
keg of Butter and one bbl of Vansh without any dis
tnguishable mark except dimond on one of the
pipes Also, number of pieces of Cashmere contain
ing from IA to yards in piece) and a number of
Vest patterns, silk Handke erchiels, Scars &c. which
were taken up at All have been sold, and after
paying charges the balance remains in my hands
JECHONIAS PIGOTT, Conn., Urecks
Beaufort, Careret County, Jan. 23d, lS46 5S7-St.
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j. j. BIGGS.

Of the late Firm Of Smith f. Biggs,
HAS taken the entire Establishment on his own
IL account, and will carry the business hereto
fore, at the same place. - ..y.s ..
He his friends and the public generally, that
every exerton shall be made to give satisfaction both
quality and price of his goods also the style and
ner of his manufacture.
He hopes to receive, at least, the same patronage
heretofore extended TO him.
Call and examine before buying.
Talors' Trimmings at wholesale and retail. ..
Also readymade Clothing of his own and of Northern
Manufacture, very low for Cash, or on short time, to
pu nctual customers.
Raleigh, Jan. 8, 1916. 594-4t
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COMPRISING nearly every, popular variety. and a[
u warranted 10 be fire. and genuine ana OF me
rovtb of 1915 inst received and for sale at the Drug
Store of Williams M "OOD ~
These seed were bought and will be sold by weight ;
IN which we would invite the attention OF purchasers
s being not only cheaper than those that come ready
mt up in papers, but be examined before being pur
Chased A liberal discount to those who purchase in
n,;,ia, n coll AGAIN w. II. g. CO.
4uG1 &c 70 tc 5S6-tf
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Mrs. Nancy B. Smith wou

~ Mrs. Nancy I8. Smith would take
- casion respectfully to inform the public that
she continues to make garments Of all kinds, Ladies'
dresses and TO do repairing at cheap rates and on
the shortest notice She earnestly asks the patronage
of those who may have such work put Her resi-
dence is few doors to the North of the old Baptist
Church.
Raleigh, November 18TH 576-tf.
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Nov. 1913.
Notice.

VHNAKEN up and committed to the Jail of Duplin
IL county, N. C. on the 18th of December last, a
mulat" GIRL about % years old, feet inches high,
and will weigh about 40 pounds Said girl says her
is Mary finn Mails that she raised in Wayne
county, NJ c., and that she is free. The is
quesed to forward and prove his property, she
will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN B. HUSSEY, Jaor.
Kenansvie, N. C January 8, 1886 594-tt
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LenOir Sher7H,s Sale.

VN ILL be sold at the Court House door, in the town
w of Kinston. Lenor county, on Monday the second
much thereof will pay the due for the year 1884,
and cost of advertising Wis Fifty acres, lying in Con-
teEtnea Neck District, adjoining the lands of Thomas
belonging to Bany MoseIy, unlisted. Amount of tax
so cents. RICHARD w. KING, Sheriff
Kinston, N c., Jan. %, ls46. ($2 SOY 5s6-5t.
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rhe slim increaslng teslimonH i'm fa.

The still increasing testimony i'm fa.
AND OTHER TOILE.r SOAPS COLOGNE and
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, is in
dubitable proof their superior merit and should induce
every gentlemen tcFo has beard to shoue and every
person who has any for Soap and achose natural
scveeness needs any pee to call the subscriber
and get supplied out oil choice and varied stock just
received. p. F. PESCUD.
Feb. IL. (Register copy.) 5S8 .
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Attention! New Goods.

WK7 have just received splendid lot of Gentle
w mems Dress and Water proof Boots. Ladies
Walking Shoes and Slippers, lot of Kerseys, Jeans.
&C. sc. These, together with entire assortment of
desirable Goods will be disposed of accommodating
terms. HEARII & JORDAN.
Raleigh, Nov. 18th, 1S45. 576-tf