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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-29

,,,.s,chus ettsE shefs inlesecpdby Rail Roads
Mrerv direction, and her resources are being de-
h,esood and her people enriched. Turn your eyes
Iib Of US, 10 Geotgia. and sec what she has done
Sou'n 'roads have been pushed from point 10 pom,
hsa hp,a hey are now source of grea, benefit 70 net
'n;1rns We have bot TO will il, 10 reap lne Ssule
aI aiIsn harvest If IhePress Of our State "Iulp9t
sO..ide sectional strife, and enlghien tne peopie
sy his subject, Ifeels confident OF success
% Te learn that Inc Boston Capitalists rsfftredI
are willing to lend their oidto such a Road ID to to
~ :. West as is proposed by our Wilmi"gion Cori
<uondent, and ,ha, they have the s'rOns"s. eostl-
:nce n tha, it would prove practicable and highly
,,o6,abIe. We agree with our Correspondent
hat it is slime for the citizens Of North Carolina
Dlt . unite M and pull together" United they can
,obieve apv hing in the way of internal improve
an,s diridea, they will reap the bitter fruits Of
isalppoinrmcnt and, instead of growing weahhicr
md wiser. they will become poorer every year.
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m 1000 CASES
~FALL & WINTER STOG X
OF ROOTS, SHOES, AND ROC ANS,

.- EA OF ROOTS, SHOES, AND BRoGANS,
9t the LGdies Saloon, Main Street, near WdHer's
..f-..#. City Hotel, Norfolk, Vrgtsio.. -s.-
THE subscriber having recently enlarged his store
for retailing and having the whole house for whole
sale goods he is prepared to show the largest and
best stock Of Boots Shoes and Brogans for the Fall and
Winter trade, which he has ever had He has Just
the principa shoe manufactures. and purchased from
them his stock at cash prices almost entirely He will
therefore be enabled to sell TO country and
others at very low prices. We have now OH hand,
900 Pairs mems very heavy thick Brogans, double
soles and double stitched
600 Pairs mems Brogans, I'd and 8rd quality.
5000 Pairs mems lined and bound Brogans and Bootees
900 Pairs mems coarse thick Cow Hide and Grain
Leather Boots double soles the very best quality
400 Pairs mems Fisherman's Boots made Of heavy
leather and grain leather, long legs to wade
and double SoleS. .. ..' .j.. f.. !, t.s. .....
SEQ Pairs Gsnteman's Water Proof Boots. with double
calf skin upper and heavy double soles. -s- .r.~,
900 Pairs of Gentlemens Napoleon Boots with nailed
and slug bottoms assorted qualities. ,a.t ..-.
5 900 Pairs Women's Leather Boois,% assorted kinds
such as Heavy Kip, Wax, Grain Leather and Goat
skin Bootees. ...s. - .- ...t .. .--f
Besides the above Goods we have more than usual
supply of Ladies' shoes, Ladies' gaiteT Boots, and
20 900 pairs of Chdren's shoes, Men and omen
wants Shoes Travelling Trunks of every kind Vaises
and Carpet Bags; all of which makes assortment
unusually large and very aractive-the whole will be
sold cheap for cash shou time to puncual custo-
Iners ..-1r. = ..
Country merchants and strangers visiting Norfolk
and the public generally respectfully invited to call
and examine extensive assortment before purchas
ing. .ss~% rr- ...-.-. :'o... - .-..+-
The Ladies' Saloon is on Main Street near Walters
City Hotel. w. Fl. ADDINGTON.
- Sept 20. 1917. < --' '-. 76s-
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For the North Carolina Standard.

On hearing of the death of Capt. Martin Shive
a number of The cillzens Of Cabarrus met at the
Court House in Concord, On The 18th September,
1S47. When, motion of Dr. K. p. Harris,
Thomas S. Henderson appointed Chairman,
and John F. Phifer and r.. w, Allison requested
to acI as Secretaries. The Hon. ID. NJ. Barrin-
ger explained the object Of the meeting, aud Of
fered the following resolutions, which were sec
onded by Col. Dan. Coleman with appropriate
rks, and unanimously adopted by the meeting.
ReSOired, That we have heard with regret of
the death of Captain MaIIin Sbive, late of this
county, who died at Camp Buena VISTA in Mexico,
on the night of the 18th of August, 1S47, of Ty-
phoid Pneumonia, while in command of Company
G. North Carolina r. giment Of Volunteers.
ResOLred, Thai Captain Shive as officer was
skil(ul aud Efficient and as soldier gallant, faith
full and true, and that his deaIh is serious loss
the service in which he was ardenIly engaged.
ResoEped, That as fellow citizens Of his native
county aud home Of his active manhood, we lament
his death loss to The community in which he
was known and appreciated as an upright, pubic
spirited. and useful citizen. - T.. ... .saI
Resoired, That sincerely sympalhiZe with
his distressed fami and relatives in their affection,
but with them have the ISOLATION know tha |
although not killed IN the field of battle he died at
his post the service Of his country, and that in
his last breath he uttered words Ot devotion and
encouragement 10 The gallant cou,pa0y lie Cum
mandrdI .:..rr -..s .s..s. ...-.... ... -.-.r
Resotred That Copy Of these proceedings be
furnished To his family ard that The wspapers be-
re 4uesIed to publish the same. ''.'t5
TBOS. S. HENDER son, Chr.
JoHN F, PHrFER, SECS '..... ....... ...
r. w. ALLISON, :
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Trihnta of ResDect.

At a meeting Of Hiram Lodge, No. 40 on the
evening of Tuesday, 2Ist instant, the following
Preamble and Resolutions were submitted, and
unanimously adopted :~H .-~- s...-- ...
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almi Ihty God in his
wise Providence to remove from among US. our re-
spected and beloved brother, JAMES EDWARDS. a
N nlber Of his Lodge-We. the members thereof
feeling deeply sensible Of the loss which We ant
the immunity large. have sustained in the death
Of our beloved brother, do therefore resolve, that
iLodge we will attend his fu era and perform the
as, solemn Masonic rites over his mortal remains.
Resoired, That will wear the usual badge Of
corning for the space Of thirty days.
Resoired further, That we tender to the rela-
res of our deceased broIbPr, sincere condo
tnce for their loss, and thai copy of these Reso-
ulion< be transmitted to them by the Secretary.
Resofred, further, That these Resolutions be
published in the city papers.
VIM. THOS. Balm. .Secretarv.
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Cause of Worms.

CURE FOR WORMS Worms are formed from the
foul humors which settle in the stomach and in the in
tesnes because these matters have acquired by their
degeneration. strong Shiny nature proper TO the
concretion of those insecs-these matters always
the OF the formation Of worms; they are variousy
namedthe round worm, generally in persons of tender
years; the nav worm, most troublesome insect; and
also the long thread worm, the enea. Tape worm,
SC. They exist under different ferns, sometimes they
knit ether and go out in balls oener they divide
and out after another. When they ascend through
the intestinal canal, they be elected by the mouth
and by the When this happens the patient
is in much danger, such symptoms Being strong evil
dence that his system is dangerously encountered with
the corruption, and its and these two affections
when united, may instant death, short illness
ending in inevitable death.
The tape worm is almost always found alone. 1t is
sometimes very long The Brahdeth Pills have brought
them away fifty feet long The tape worm is fat
jagged from one end to the other ii Is seldom eject ed
entire ;. -........ -
Those who afflicted with any kind of worms have
usually dull complexion, the circumference Of their
eyes usually black they pale and debilitaed;
papitations miserable weariness the leasexetion
and other unpleasant affections Children subject to
small and middle sized worms the tenea tape worm
is principally found in grown persons Vermiuges are
of:en more injury than benefit; they never entirely
evacuate the worms but by breaking the mass which
contains them, and in which they have ever been form
ed they become scattered among the folds of the tes
tines pierce their tuncs and cause the most fatal
cideuts --.
1t requires but common understanding to conceive
we'll the and formation OF worms. SIMPLE and
natural comparison plainly shows the principles OF teIr
formation. Every knows they not TO be found in
fresh mcat that the contrary, they engender
ed in spoiled II is then evident they cannot be
ndered in the body of person whose huuoTs arc
sound but in those persons only where humors cor
rup; therefore. to cure and prevent the formation o
worms, the humors of the body must be purihed-mus
be fleo of corruption. -, "a 80
Brondreths Pills remove not only the worms of what
kind (being equally adapted for the round tape
worm, but also the humors which form them, ana upon
which they feed Besides, they have the property o.
evacuatng- every substance which might favor a new
formation Of by regeneratng the mass of hdmor
8- These Pills are for SALE at twenty-five cents pei
WILLIAM PECK. Raleigh. gan. , EG@ 7ot'2oE 81: te
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Gen. Scott, after the battle of Churusbusco, on
riding among the troops, was warmly chcered by
the army Several old soldiers are related 10
have seized the generals hands with expressions
of enthusiastic delight, and in the fuInrss Of his
hear, he poured forth few most eloquent and
patriotic words, in commendation of their gallant
conduct. ..- P. '.' '-.-
When he ceased, there is said 10 have risen an
other shout that might have been heard in the
grand plaza of Mexico Daring this thrilling
scene, says our authority, l looked up to baico-
nv Of the Church that had been so bravey defend
ed 1t was fiIIrd with Mexican prisoners. Among
them, Gen. Rincon, a venerable old soldier, was
leaning forward, his eountrnance glowing, and
bis eyes sparkling with every manifestation ot de-
light. ,-...--
verify believe that the old veteran, with the
spirit of a true soldier, upon behoiding victori-
Gus General so greeted by the brave men he had
Just led to victory, forgot for the moment, his
own posion,-that he was defeated and a prison
Eer,-and saw, and thought only OF the Enthusiasm
by which he was surrounded. N. Y Ezpress
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MARRTED.

On the Esd instant, in Warren County, by the Rev.
Thomas s. Campbell, MIR. Charles NJ. Cook to Miss
Havana L. Aston. t-
On the 18th instant, by Joseph Arey, Esq., Mr. James
King, of Robson county, aged about SO years, Miss
Elizabeth Davis, aged absut rs years.
In Randolph county, on the 18th inst. Mr. Theodore
B. Woodbutn, Printer, TO Miss Martha Jane Robbins.
In Wilkes county, the 7th inst, by the Rev Jesse
Adams, Mr. Alexander J. Cansler, of Lincolnton, TO
Miss Mary Ann, youngest daughter of the late Colonel
James Martin, of said county.
In Lincoln county. On the 18th inst, by David Grouse,
Esq Mr.. Jacob Beam 10 Miss Euphe mia tloke young
est daughter of Col. Peter Hoke all of said county
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JOHN F. PHIFER, S,c,.
4. w. ALLISON,

Our Rail Road. The Wilmington Chronicle
says that the story about the Boston capitalists
having sold on. their recently purchased Ports
mouth road 10 the Petersburg Company, is not
true; but there is a clause in the charter which
they do not like, and Intend applying to the Vir-
sinia legislature for an alteration. The Whining
ton ComnercaI says that the friends ofthc Metro
poitan ronre cannot iase funds TO survey it. The
editor is not well informed upon that point as
a man occupying his post should be; for it has
been stated in both the Fayetteville papers, and
with strc, truth, that the money for The survey
has been paid up Not only lhut, the money to
survey route for a Canal to the west has been
subscribed. A surveyor has been engaged, and
will enter upon the survey in few weeks, or
sooner. ..5 . ....s ,.. Dr.. -- -.-
It's some consolation TO know that the majority
of tho people of Wilmington, ( at least so says
good authority not only reject the euvlous feel
ings towards Fayetteville shown by one of its
editors but are ready 10 cooperate in any scheme
calcnlated to increase the trade of both places
And they acknowledge the righ! of Fayetteville
10 further her own Interests in whatever way she
may think proper. Fay. Carp.
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Leonard SCOTS & Co.'S List Of Foreign
PeriO diCNle.

gUNHE London Quarterly Reuie,o, The Edinburgh
Reuie,o, The North British Repie,c, The Vest
minister Reuie,o and Biack1oood's Edinburgh Maya
zine. -
The abovao Periodicals are ie-prnted in New York,
Immediately oRtheir arrival by the British steamers In
faithful copies of The Magazine
being an exact -smile of the Edinburgh edition.
The prices OF the Reprints are less than one-third Of
those OF the foreign copies and while they equally
we'll got up they afford all that advantage to the Ameri-
can owe: the English reader ..-- :. ....-...
TERMs-Pay:aent to be made tn ddodnee:
For any one of the f>nr Reviews, $3 90 per annum
For any two of the Reviews, 90 do.
For any three of the Reviews, 90 do.
For all four Of the Reviews, g 90 do.
For Blackwood's Magazine, 90 do.
For Black wood aud the Reviews, 10 90 90.
All communications should be addressed (pns pad) to
LEONARD SCOTT, g. Co. Publishers
- 79 Fulton st. New York.
Sept q, lS47. ... r .ss- ..rt-. 763-r
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Death on the Pale Horse Our citizens will
have an opportunity afforded them, for few days,
Of seeing MIR. Duniap's magnificent Painting Of
Death on the Pale Horse true, full size
copy from VESTS Great Original. Such exhibi-
ions, while they demonstrate to all eyes the beau-
lies and wonders of human genius, at The same
lime improve the tastes and elevate the sentiments
o. the behoIders.
This Painting can be seenin the Town, Hall in
this City Sec notice in another part ofto-day 8
paper ...
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BuExA VIsTA. August 1S47.

Lastevening we received mail from The States,
with dates as lale the 3lst uIt. from New Or
leans, and about 5 O'Clock The express which was
sent down TO Gen. Taylor the evening of the 18th
returned, bringing Order from Gen. t. counter
!nandIng the order for Deas's battery to go below
at the solicitation of Gen. Wool. Captain D. bad
completed all his arrangements in order TO start
this morning, and had brought his battery out in
front of Gen. Cushing's quarters, everything in
splendid order. His chagrln at aving his march
ing orders countermanded may be easily conceived.
The express to which have alluded brought a
number Of letters received at Monterey by express
containing copies of The PicsyuEe of August 7Ih,
with the highly exciting news from Gen. Scott as
late as the 2lth ut by which learn the CRAFTY
ing intelligence that Gen. Scott would move in a
few days.
Since my last, two companies Of The North Car
DINA Regiment have been order to the support of
Capt. Premises battery on the hill above Saulo
One of these companies, commanded by Capt Hen
ry isthe crack corps of the regiment, and has been
stationed in ever since their arrival 1t had
no anticipation whatever in the late mutinous out
break Mr.. Buck, formerly adjutant of the regi-
ment, but recently appointed ad-de-camp 10 Gen.
Cushing has been elected captain in the regiment
to fill a vacancy, aud will not go 10 Vera Cruz.
The express sent 10 Gen. Taylor on the morning
Of the I9th relative TO the reported advance upon
this quarter, has not yet returned. . .. -
81. Yours, &C., -.- E.. J. E. u.
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Superior Court The Fall Term of the Su-
periOr Court for this county, was held this week;
Ju3ge Battle presiding. His honor's charge to
lhe Jury was BRIEF but comprehensive and to the
point. On Tuesday, negro Austin was arraigned
Tor the murder of his master, Joseph S. Battle, late
otths county but, on motion of his counsel, his
GIat was removed TO Wayne county, to take place
The first Monday in next month. No other case
@orhy of particular notice came before the court
TarboYo' Press.
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s 3s.,.OlOoI

-s>s ALEXANDRIA LoTTERY,l>A
Class 81, for ls47. To be drawn at Alexandra,
ae55, Saturday, The 9Th Of October, 1s47.lo s.sT
IS N!4 Number LI1ooqferyTl2 I1o 2, Drawn Ballots,
.-.s ... SPLENDID SCHEME.
grand prize of s35,ooo ! prize Of sls,oool
do. $4,000 | do, SO, 900! / do 81 900!
l do. s2,2sol 40 prizesof sl,oool 50 do. 4ool
100, 5 ia do. S20Ol .sa,
Tickets $lo-Halres S5-QuarteIs Sc SO.
Certificates Of packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50 90
20 s. .o'. do 25haf do IS 90
Do - - do 25quarter do. 32 so
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DIED.

In Wilmington on the 29th uit in the 45th year Of his
age MIR. Manering Brookshire, formerly of Randolph
county leaving wife and three children to mourn his
irreparabIe loss; he kind husband affectonate
father and good citizen. ..
On the 2lst August, in Tennessee, Holace D. Bridg-
es, Esq formerly Sheriff of Chatham county.
InFayettevilIe on the l2rh instant, Mr. John Mcken-
zc, native of Scotland. aged 80.
In Randolph. the 18th instant, Col Joshua Craven.
an aged and highly respectable citizen.
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A Warp. Wish: A oriwidow woman was
relating to neishbo how fond her husband was
of having good fire; how busy he would make
himself in fixing it SO that it would burn. "Ah,
poor dear man" she continued, 81 hoPehe's gone
where they keep good fires" .a-@
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New Supply of Piano Forrcs. 9

G AINEs, RICHES, s. CO. Sycamore Street, Pei
Oers6urg, Tirginia, pow have it in their power e
furnish their friends and, the public generally with any
style and pattern of Piano Forte with either rose wosd
mahogany cases, that the most fasdious taste may
qure and such reduced prices cannot reasonably be
objected to. 4... -.'...-. ~...- .--t....., x
As they have acquaintance with all the best manu-
faciurers in the Northern cities, and have spared
pains in making their selections, they will in case
hesitate to every instrument they sell, fhat
the purchaser will risk whatever. Their
styles Of finish and tone be Surpassed either fop
beauty excellence. -
They have fsspshed lately to orders eceived
from North Carolina and elsewhere, and have received
o the purchasers voluntary written evidence 81 the
entire satisiaciion which they gave. - ..oa.ls
Their stock of Books, Stationary &c.i rs also very
large and complete. They have also established o
Bnfery and Blank book Mandatory at which Record
Books, and other blank work 10 made in the very best
and very low prices They only need tTiaf
to establish the truh of what here set forth All
ders for blank work. binding Of books, music, &C. will
both work anship and prices2sE ~ 2io-et r8d'ssf
September I, ls47. {" ID -r7Tis>s1 go ed - 669.I
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Willis Scott, Esq. Coroner of the county, has
gwen the official bonds required by law, and has
inferred upon his duties sherif-that Office tav-
ing become vacant by the death of Mr.. Edwards
The next county Court will, we presume, go into
an election for Sheriff, 10 serve until August,
l648, at which time the people of the county will
again elect. ---.-- -
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.s3e School for Small Children i
ANRs. ELIzABErHF. CHRIsToPH Ems has ope8ed
WI School for small children at te Masonic Halt in
Raleigh. Terms. one dollar per month. As.. ts;
She respectfully solcits the patronage of her friends
and the public. ,.. -+-@r -
Raleigh Sept !, lS47. 61o-H
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Turner'S Almanac. This work, for 184s, has
appeared, and is ready for sale. 1t may be had
at the Bookstore of Mr.. Turner, in this City. Ii
Contains. quantity of valuable statistics, and
Promises an abundance of rain in June, July. and
August. "Think Of that, Master Brook" 2 r."
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The official list of interments inthc city of New
Orleans from 9, A. NJ, of Thursday, the 10th
September, 10 Friday, the l7lh, at the same hour,
shows 35 in all, of which "A were of YellowFeve
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Docs the Raleigh Register still believe Gen.
Taylor to be a Whig?7 -, @ ..t....
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=. =. $4O.OOO!

s.z $3.50 ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, -s.fs
Class 66, for 1s47.. To be drawn at Alexandria.
. i-- Saturday, October 10th. -
7s Number Lottery-14 Drawn Ballots.
#f5 .---..-.s GRAND scHEME.7 =;.s9sI ....,l -
prize of s 40, 900! do. S 12, 600! do 1000 !!
do. s 900! lido. $4,000 ] do. $2,5se!. do
$4,000 80 prizes do. s 1000 80 do. $500
r.. 40 do. of $500 257 of 5000
Tickets $10--Halves $5-Quarters So so.
Certificates of packages Of 26 whole tickets $4,000
Do do 20 half do $500
Do do 26quarter do .~72 80 so
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5sk karsE aIdEEeFss.he y. Y EHeins Journal
), "A Wife to her Husband....,s = :.

IS s!s, "a Wife to her Husband. -
LiBget not long l-Homeis is not home without thee,
rs dearest @ tokens only make me mourn; c5 70 szi
OH lei its memory fke'a chain abouttheet .. E7nt
Gently compel and hasten thy fetur s:' 4 s8t @ SO
Linger notfong! though crowds Should WOO thy,
- staying r. tf1oE aEf. f,re sg.,oR $50
Behink ihee,r can the mrlh offtiends though dear,
ConiaeRsae for the sgtiefthy long delay ings s70
Costs the fond heart that sighs to have thee here
L,nger noklong = How shall I watc thy, coming,
As evening shadows stretch DER the moor and dell
When The wild bee hath ceased her busy humming,
And silence hangs on all things like spell !! ''
How SHAH l watch for thee, when fears grow
As night draws darker and darker on The hill -
How shal weep, when ] can watch no longer !!
Oh ART thou absent, thou absent sIill2Hs s"as
Yet should grieve not, though the ey that seeth
Gazeth through tears that make its splender dull
For oh sometimes feaE, when thou art with me,
Ny cup Of happiness is all 100 foil! a s.-s -
Haste, haste thee home into Thy mountain dwelling:
Haste as a bird unto its peaceful nest |!
Haste. as skif when lempesls wide are swelling,
Flies 10 its haven Of securest rest
"WHILE THERE IS: LIFE THERE is HOPE"
Instances like the following almost of daily occur
renee and render superuous all further comment upon
the efficacy of Wistar's Ralsam. -. r.-,.t . =
..-. Poughkeepse, N. Y, Sept, lS45.
Mr.. Seth W. Fowle-Dear Sir: The character of
Ws:ars Basam of Wild Cherry is we'll established
throughout the country, and especially in the State of
New York that any further testimony would seem to
be unnecessary Yet have derived so much advantage
from it, that am happy to communicate through you
TO the sick and afflicted what it has done for me- and
consider it privilege and duty TO do have been
troubled with weak lungs four years; had cough
or less every winter. confined the house all
last winter with cough, psIn in the side and
breast raised blood several times. consulted ply
sician, but have never taken any medicine which has
done me so much good as WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY ..-.-.f..a. ..-. a.E
l consider it the best medicine in the world for
Coughs, Colds and pulmonary complaints.
.! Is WILLIAM B. SWARTS.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
0H5- For sale, wholesale ana retail by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD & CO.. Raleigh, n. c.