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Notice.

Notice.
MONS. BRADY begs leave to inform the Public,
that he has received his Stock of Goods, consisting
of Pia,aos Flutes Guitars, Viokus Accordeons, CLar-
ioaetts, Baos, Flgeolets, Fes, 1abourimes, French
Strings and the most beautiful selection of Music for all
kinds of Instruments
Mons. has also Musical Albums got up in q splen-
did manner, well suited for Christmas Presents. His
Office formerly Rev. Mr.. Finchs will be opened every
day after o'clock, p M. until the first of January 1S4S
when he will his future residence the Cap
ito Square.
Any orders from the country will be attended to with
promptitude
December 10. 6S6-4t
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Ran AWaV

EROM the Subscriber, FIVE miles North of Salem
Il Stokes County, the 26th October, two negro
Cain and Queen Cain is about six feet high dark
plexon teeth very much decayed in front he is sup
posed to be vending his way 10 the place from whenc
is about Eve feet seven inches high Of dark complexion
and rather hump shouldered, and has very sly look
when spoken to. He has formerly lived about HoOEf
Depot, Wayne County. N. c.; and both Cain and owsi
formerly belonged to Wyatt Moye, of Edgecomb.
liberal reward will be paid BY the for the aP
prehension Of said Slaves The Subscriber can be a
dressed by Letter, to Huntsville P. o. Surry County
North Carolina. BENNETT w. FIELDS
November !, ls47. 67S-hf
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Boot and Shoe Making.

Each t1d;rducl ,Vouh do ,UeH 10 look out for himself
lest he should lose the opportunity Of obtaining a
bargain, schich he might regret
@ THE Subscribers have moved to that very COM
modous Store, opposite the Market, and next door
~ to Mrs. HARDIE's Confectionery, where they have
always on hand good assortment of the finest BOOTS
and SHOES for Gentlemen Robinsons Ladies' Walking
Shoes together with manufacturing stock of all kinds
They hold themselves in readiness fill all orders in
their line at the shortest notice, waanng satisfactory
fit in all They feel thankful for the liberal share
patronage extended to them hoping that they may merit
and receive increase of the came.
J. T. ADAMS & co.
Jan. 4th, ls4e. 6ss-3t
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At Jefferson Court House. on Monday the eth March

Terms.-Onc-fourth cash-the balance in three equal
annual instruments with interest in advance Or, if any
purchaser should prefer to pay all cash. five per cent will
be deducted from the credit nstalments.
Lists of the particular Tracts be had by applying
of the Post Masters in Benton Maren County
they will be furnished if applied for by letter.
PAID, addressed to The State Register at Tallahassee
FIOrida."
JOHN BEARD, Register of Public
Lands for the State of Florida.
Tallahassee, Nov. 8, l947. 6S3-ts.
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THE undcrsignedhereby respectfully informs his friends
that having purchased Mr. HEARTS interest," he will
tnue the business his account at the stand
occupied by the firm, and will be thankful for contin-
of the liberal patronage heretofore received. He
will keep on hand regular assortment of FANCY DRI
GooDs, and promises that effort his part, will be
spared, to give entire satisfaction.
J. F. JORDAN.
Raleigh Jan, l, ls4s. 6s7-3t
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Important 10 Farmers

VTNHE subscriber having purchased from R. j. Gatlinr
and Waldren Beach, the Patentees, the benefit Of
their inventions for the State of North Carolina he offers
70 the Farmers OF the State the advantage of Machine
for sowing all kinds of Small Grain greatly superior to
thing heretofore discovered Also new Plough for the
cultivation of crops and also valuable simple Ma
cnlne Tor the shelllng of corn These Machines and
Plough be had by application to the subscriber at
kaleigh Particulars explained in hand bills.
WIN. F. COLLINS.
Raleigh, Jan. s, ls4s. 6ss-S
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For sale or Exchamge.

A GENTLEMAN, in possession of good FARM,
recently settled, in the immediate neighborhood of
Raleigh, with entirely Dwelling House, of modern
construction, and convenient arrangement is desrous Of
the City of Raleigh For healthiness of location fine
Water, and accessibility Market this Farm cannot
be surpassed. Persons wishing to buy, exchange
learn further particulars, application to the Editor Of
this Paper.
Raleigh Nov. 20, ls47. es6-H
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Dissolution.

HE Firm, heretofore existing in this City under the
Il name and style of HEARrr & JORDAN, is this day
dissolved by mutual All persons indebted to the
late firm either by note otherwise earnestly
ed to forward and settle with either of the partners
L. E. HEARTT
]. F. JORDAN.
Raleigh, JAM l, lS4s. 6s7-f
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A Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER Is wanted to take charge of a small
"A school, the present year, in the country He must
be able to teach the Latin and Greek ancuapes and
OF some experience would be preferred Certificates of
quatlcation and character will be required
WILLIS WHITAKER
Six miles South of Raleigh
January 5, lS4s. 6ssE3t
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AIamanCe!
lH the great and final Experiment, No. lO4 Library
~ OF Select Novels; Price 25 cents; by native and
resident of the Old North State.
This is the fruits of clear head and heart in the
night place and, we mistake not will produce scusa
Hon Get 1t and read it This day received by
HENRY D. TURNER
Raleigh, Dec.sI0 Is47 ss4" SD
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Books, for the Festive Season.

"ENRY d. TURNER would call the attention of
his customers and the public generally to his beau
ul and varied assortment of splenddy Bound and illus
ated Works in every department of Literature suita
bic for Presents to old and young grave gay of which
aPorsona inspection is requested The variety of BibIos
and Prayer Books is very extensive and in all styles of
Binding, including Morocco with without Clasps Su
perb Velvet, &c.
In addition to the above he has great variety of Books
and Games suitable for Children.
Also large variety of Fancy Articles, &e. &C.
TURNER'S N. c. Bookstore, Raleigh.
Oeo- 10, lS4I 666-H.
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GRAND SCHEMES, FOR 1e4s.
TO BE DRAWN IN JANUARY
NV. rAURY . 90. MANAGERS. g
@9O.OOO! $4,000!
MEYANDRIA LOTTERY.

Glass No. 7, for ls4s. =
TO be drawn at Alexandra on Saturday, the SSu y
January, ls4S.
Sc Number of Lottery-lS Drawn baiiots.
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
| prize of 8 10000! do. of $4,000! do S,vo0
do. Of 1000! do. $2,7so! do; OF s,oo'
10 do of 81 900! 10 do. of 8 500! &c. &c.
Tickets l0-Halves S $5-Quarters 2 so!
Certificates of Packages 90 Whole Tickets $ Ito
10. SO do. : % Half do DO
Do. do. % Quarter do ~ oO
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DIR. GOrdORs Vegetable Anti-BiIIlOua
FAMILY Pills.

For the cure Of Headache, Giddness, Salt Rheum,
Rheumatism, Piles. Heartburn, Worms. Dyspepsia,
Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Back, Limbs and Joints,
General weakness, Fiis Consumption, Palptation of
the Heart Liver Complaint. Rising in the Throat, Fry
sipeas, Deafness Dropsy. Asthma Itchings ofthe Skn
from impurities ofhe blood and morbid secretiOns the
Luer and stomach.
Every disease to which the human frame is subject
originates from impurities of the blood arrangement
rSho
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The Best Life of Old Znck.

re Of Gen. Zachary Taylor, comprising narrative
derived from public documents and private correspon
dence, by Reese Fry and authentic incidents of his
early yeais IRON materials collected by Robt r Con
rad Esq with an original portrait and eleven illustra
tons ofhe various battles. just published and this ay
received, by II n TTIpWTpV V
Raleigh, Nov 13, 1S47. $50
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School for Small Children.
TTNHE Winter Session commenced on the 1st instant
at the Masonic Hail. Patronage is respectfully solic
ited Terms as heretofore.
e. F. CHRISTOPHERS.
Raleigh, Jan. 4, Is4s. 6s7-H
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English, Classical, Mathematics,
Military Academy.
NnRTH

.f
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA. e.
EMNHE year is divided into two sessions of fv'
- each; the hrst Session, begiRning on tbo IoAA
January, and the second Session, on the first oS a
It is the design of the Preceptor, that this ~!
shall not be surpassed, in the advantages afordeS
quiring thorough English, Classical and MabenSI&
educatIon.. ~aaH
A majority of the Students study the CLASH.
the intention Of entering some University. BUsSt&
whose means are limited, can acquire full Cn N%
course. both in the Classics and MathematicS
the design of making the course Of Studies .. VII
sive as possible. scientific Book-keeper has hass
gagged. And although Classical Students NAV 0 sHe
that they will never become Accountants VET .IPPs
edge Of this Science is necessary to men in ali
business; but, more especially 10 those, who ern
engage in Mercantile pursuits, or to become prpSs
INSTRUCTORS.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT:
M. LOVEJOY, Preccptor
r. H. MASON, Asssistant
MATHEMATIcAL AND MILITARY DEpARr,.
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND TepoGRLpT,aEA,
Drawings: s. M. PRESTON.
MODERN LANGUAGES: Monsieur RRAnv
BOoK-KEEPING: J. S. NICHOLS
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT:
ROBERT WHITEHURST.
TERMS-PAYABLE IN ApvANc-
For common English branches, o.,
For the Classics, TaO 90
English, including the high branches of NV
matics, the same as for the Classics. VI NSN
Modern Languages, MA,
Bookkeeping, wv w
Juvenile Studies, Spelling, Reading and "
Writing, 10 4.
For any other study, an additional charge of az ~ %
! wing is about to be attached to the Academ,
the Juvenile Department which will be finished brG
hrst OF January. The Teacher ef this department =
wholly devote his attention to the instruction of D.
whom Parents or Guardians may consider so young \
they cannot, or will not, be well taught by men, w6o
giving instruction to older Students in the higher bn
cnes OF learning And as Pupils beginning the rod
ments OF an English Education, require more time =
care on the part Of Teacher, than they do in more
!anced studies, this Teacher will only instruct in Re-,
ing, Writing and Spelling, and the elementary prime
pies OF those branches, preparatory for the other deU
men,s of the Academy. They will be superntepS
by the Principal and will not be allowed to mngls wi
the others, unless it is desired.
To prevent unnecessary expenses, Pocket.mon
| should be deposited with the Principal
Raleigh, Nov. Path, 1S47. 6sl.f
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Ferfumery and Fancy Articles.
\ Large and well selected assortment in Store and
IA for sale by -
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh, December %, Is47 6es-4t
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WILL be offered for sale, at Auction, the 9TH day
w of March ls4s the County Site of Benton Coun-
ty East Florida several Tracts of Land Township 2l,
Range ls, and in Township "a, Range 2l.
On the 4th day of March at the Court House Of Ma
rion County, sundry Tracts in
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Being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
Nature intended should operate on the Impurities of the
Human System.
Strike at the root of the disease removing all impuri
ties from the body, opening the pores externally and in
ternay separating all foreign and obnoxious PARTICLES
from the Chyle, that the blood, of which it is the orr
free and vigorous action to the Heart Lungs, Liver and
Stomach, thereby restoring he0Hh by opening the pores
cleansing the veins and arteries. unmPeding all tbs
natural veins and purifying the blood they render the
system not only thoroughly sound but also imPervious
to disease, tchen all other means hare failed
Within the last twelve months, more than one hun
have been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting,
the Blue Pill and almost every other means have been
resorted to without any benefit ana when oea5n sarea
Pills adapted to the cure of any but this norma
maLady their uniform success in this disease alone
would be sufficient to 'wst on TO fame the name OF
their inv ventor, as a 6enefacfOr Of his species.
This medicine fails to cure the worst cases OF
PILES in tceek! - -
manner of its operation, the complaints it is adapted to
and the it has performed, we refer the reader to
our agents. who will give them Pamphlet gratis.
For sale by Henry D. Turner, al the Book Store,
Ralekh NJ c. also for sale all the towns and country
stores the South and West Price rs cts per bottle.
Truth is osOerfl and, i' this instance, has prevailed.
Peters Vegetable Pills.
TestinlOniaL Extract of letter from Dr. Waines Of
Philadelphia, Feb 2 ls4O. s'Your Pills the mild
est in their operations, and yet most powerful their
effects, of any that have ever met with in practice
and hence the Impurities of the blood is evidently
very surprising"
Extract of letter from DR.. Henry Hall, of Quebec,
L. c., March g. Is4I. For bilious evers, sick head
aches torpdty of the bowels and enlargement of the
spleen, DR.. Peters Pills excellent medicine"
For sale by Williams, Haywood & Co., and Pescud
Johnson Raleigh, N. C.
Lucina Cordial.
1t is sovereign and speedy for ncipient con-
sumption, barrenness, impotency, lucorrha or whites
obstruction, difficult painful menstruation incontin
of urine involuntary discharge thereof and for
general ProsraoR of the system whether tine result OF
inherent produced by irregulasy illness or
accident 1t is pleasant to the aste and positve sure
in its operations. It's unrvslled reputation in both hon.
irpheres the result of almost virtues
Williams, Haywood & Co., the sole Agent Raleigh, |
also. for sale by all the Druggists at and Rich
mond, at $S per bottle.
Raleigh, August l8, lS47. 667-6m.pd.
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VIE next session of the Male and Female Schools at
tins place. under the of John B. Bobbitt and La
dy will commence on Monday next the Srd day of JAN
uary. Terms for Board and Tuition as heretofore
JNO. B. BOBBTTT.
Dec. 3Oth, Is47. 6ss2t.
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NOTICE.

A the Annual Meeting off the Members of the North
"A rolina Mutual Insurance Company, held at the
Office of the Secretary, January s, 1S47 the following
were elected Directors for the ensuing Wis
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shoea, E.eather ANA SAID.

The subscriber has lust
received his fall supply of
~D Shoes, Leather, and SaH, ~
bought before the rise, together with general assO
ment of Groceries. all bought with the cash. which
now invites the citizens of Raleigh and persons vsDI
the city, to call and examine before purchasing else
where, as he s determined not to be undersold BY '
regular dealer IN the city. Country produce taken
barter JORDAN WOMBLE,
4th door North side Old Market Street
$ Raleigh, Oct. lS, I847 676.tt
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DELLETIER'S ExTRAcT or SARsPARILLA. ".
Il have just received supply ofsthe above splendn
Preparation, which is recommended by the proPrieg
as being superior to Townsends, in larger bottles a
at less price. PESCUD JOHNSON
Nov. IL. sa 66O-
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|NASToR oILa CAPSULES AND CANDY. supply
N/of Castor Oil Candy for Children, and Castor "
Capsnles for Adults, free from taste or smell. On han
and for sale by pESCUD & JOHNSON
NoV,12 e'fs Es7E 06O-f
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above Splendid Lotteries viii receive the most
prompt attention. and official account of each drawing
sent Immediately after it is all who order from
Address JIG. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. MAURr, & Co., Managers,
Washington City d. c..
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JOB PRINTING

executed at this Office with neaess accuracy and des.
patch. Such the following: Blanks Pamphlets.
Labels Cards, Hand-bills, &c. &c.
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MOST SPLENDID YET!
100000, 10000, $4,000, . 10000

75 PRIZES of 8 $1,000 200 do. of $500!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 9, for lS48.
To be drawn in Alexandra, Saturday, the 2sth OF
January, lS4S.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Splendid Prize Of $4,000! do. of 100000
1 do. of 100000! do. of 8 $lo;0oO! prize OF
S3,243! prizes of s. ,75O! rs of 8 1000!
200 of $500! (being the lowest Nos.)
&c.. &c. &c.
70 Number Lottery-13 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $l5-Haves 81 5O-Quarters 5 8 75-
Eighths 5 s73.
Certificates Of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets 2OO w
Do do. 26 Half do. 100 90
Do do. 26 Quarter do. so 90
Do. do. 70 Eighth do. 20 oo
c. n.l.a.s and md of Pack
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Thomas A. Demill, of Washington, Beaufort county.
George McNeill. of Fayetteville, Cumberland county
/ Kemp P. Aston, of W arrenton, Warren county
J. R. Sloan, of Greensboro, Guilford county.
Richard N. Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county.
And at Meeting of the Directors held on the 14th
inst the following persons were elected Officers Of the
Company for the ensuing year, viz:
Josiah o. Watson, President,
Albert B. Stith, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
Theodore Partridge, Secretary,
Charles Manly. Esq, Attorney,
Weston R. Gales,
Richard Smith. Executive COMMITTEES.
And Hon. Richard Hines was elected Director of
the Company, uiee Hon. John H. Bryan, who declined
accepting the appointment
T. PARTRIDGE. Secretary
Raleigh, Jan. Il, 1897. 64I-y.s
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( NFiAlN Henry's Campaign Sketches of the War
~ In Mexico, with engraTngS; this day received bv
H. d. TURNER
n. G.. Bookstore.
-Oeo 4In, Io4Is 6S5.
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Blanks for Sale at this once.
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SOAPS and Creams. CASTLE Soap, Sasssfras al
~ White Soap, in bars; gross genuine old Brow
Windsor Soaps Prentiss' Saponaceo0s Compound; Ror,
and for sale at the Drug and Apothecary Store Of
PESCUD & JOHNSON.
August 26th Is47. e sea9g7 66o
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White Wine, for Cooking.

n GOOD article, at low price. Also Cinnam%I
11Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Alspice, Mustard, CoOpd'
ls.nglass, Cor Gelatne) and Sweet OIL in store and @
sale by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, Il CO.
Raleigh, Dec. %, 1917. 6s6-4t
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North Carolina Almanac.

4 NALL at the North Carolina Book Store and no.
~ Turner'S North Carolina Almanac for 1919 TS;s
almanac has ceen carefully prepared and is for sale
wholesale and retail, by H. d. TITRNEP Do
Raleigh, December, Is4s 60 -
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Raleigh, Dec 25. lS47.
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MARKETS.

MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. OCT. %,
Corrected Wecfiyl
C1ifga-0-liGa-v , , 3; middIiug ) G.; mid
ding fair, G fair, q 4 ;; good iair' -; good
55gI-Lopfsiunt . a. si Havana a 8 J; brown, , 1
lg,ssses-IG % per gal.
y'1garr5--s 8 e.
Figsr--gJ i2l "a JI5
EEissry- -'tasri.icd -. a y
e. Fac-j. J.
Ssl-sl - -.
.a-e-at al s.
Cgra-lJ "a 81
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, 81 90 a l %.
Flour. per cwt.. - 90 ~
. Corn, car, %
Outs, slo..ol, - %
slcnf, u -
Corn meal, p2r bushe, - &c
Bacon. per iD., n >.
Lard, 4
Beef, i
P0ri; none.
Tl'lnw. ;
Bansw1y, IS a %
Mutton, none.
Veal. ~ 4
Batter. y Il +
Er-s. y II
Chickens per doz.. 70 81
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hITLE ROCE HIGHSCHO0E,
D r 70 u II G. LADIES

- II ~ I - ~ i q ID ( l. >
TFVus Institution, under the charg Of A,rs.ap ,,
a. Misses WOOD, was opened TO-. tac rcccr.' ..-
pupils, both day scholars and boartors on Nor @ il
I1.h ull. "
Terms Of Board and Tuition for session NJ Z rs,.,r.
Day scholars, lst department, full q, 6plsbir.,
course, ---
do 81 department. >''
do 3D. department. r..
do 9Th department, ~
French, Italian, Spanish and German l.p.,,,-s
each. q '7-'' ~.
Singing, in choir,
Music, with Of Pi.yo e.
Harp, -
Guitar, ~
Dso~inr, ,e
course OF es' ons IN Poonah painting, Jap7n
goI@, lH'ying Of Ebony and Ivory, and wax
u7mbuTgh "or and embroidery also taught
An extra charge will be made for washing az tho or
amary rate in the city.
sth Calcshenic exercises, at 81 O per month
EacH tolrdcr vii" furnish her cot bed, bedding tow.
CTS, ahd table napkins
Payments, quartCr,v in ndv,,,c q ~, J.l,,o,fo., r
'"ce' except IN ease OF sickness
Dy particular request, class Of boys under twolyo
years ri ago viii be received
Music Will be taught principally on the Logierian
system.
KEEERENcEs Rev. ". Sanders, Col. T. D. Mcrriek,
Maj. Lawson
'~,tcr, Postpaid al tue oice OF the ArI's Gazette.
q-5-Iho Arkansas Banner, Arkansas slate Democrat,
Washington Iclegr1ph, BatcsvilIo Eagle, Helena
Shield and Van Buren intelligence will please copy.
tf.--A, kanSas GIzette.
October I, lo4S.-32-tf,
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6 HORT and long jointers, jack and smoothing
~ planes, rabbit aud match planes, raising
planes. beads. Grecian o. G'S., Grecian Oyos.
ID and 3D. rate pows, boxed and screwed and box.
ed, hoIIows and rounds together with Il general
assortment OF Carpenters tools, such as hand and
tenant saws guQges, steel and try squares, augorS
and chiseIs, gimbels, braces and buts, etc. etc.
lust received and for sale by
Nov. IL. IS4S. WALLACE 81 WARD.
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EEA2ELED,
On Thursday, the 23d inst by the Rcv.W X
Marshall. 1Ir. 3 BENJAMIN L. MOORE 10 Mrs EAII
LY II. IRWIN: all Of this place.
Now never, oh, never
Shall slumber cnchaiu,
The free bounding pulse
or my spirit again
It hath wakcued cXuIting
in life, love and power,
With hope that's immortal
Thank God for tho dover.
We have received the usual fee for this notice,
bounliful quantity Of the finest cake we have ever
TASTED
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
ands7 SarsaDayilla .

TTOP the removal and permanent cure OF all dse-zcs
arising from ar impure state Of the blood, or Ia
bit Of the system, namely: Scrorua Kings Evil,
Obstinate cutancous crJptious Fmp!es or pustules on
the face, Llotchcs lies, eyes, rngwor tcttcr,
scaidhcad, enargcmcn: and pain Of the bones and
joints. STUBBORN ulcers syphilitc symptoms, sciaica
or lumbao, diseases arising from njudicous Il
mercury, asces dropsy and exporure or mpruacnco
IA life also chronic constitutional disorders will be
removed by this preparation. For sale at tho Drug
store Of *. STEVENSON
September 30, 1913
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A. HAYS & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
EgharGazgOaC New world,
NApOLEoN, ARKANSAS.

tT7HEIR boat is fitted up in tho most secure man
z uer for the storage Of merchandise Particular
attention will he paid the purchase Of up-couutry
produce groceries etc, and orders for FAM y stores
The cabin OF their boat is fitted mp handsomely with
new furniture for the accommodation OF travellers
and tho proprctors pledge themselves thc public
that as much Of order and quiet shall be preserved Us
in well reguatcG-hotels on shore.
Public patronage in both departments solicited.
Iuly 2G Ia4S.-26-3u.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25

Fl CSt EECEiFHD-Dcuius, apron check, cotton
~ AIDES, So. surge, cross bar usli1, cu-alma u-a
lace sears, bcachcd and fame mouse dc laiue shaw a
ana "naAercacis green b.rcga, zephyr wool alawla,
t4'ooL sll"!a IA and 81, printed cashmere shlwls.
blue satunct, BLACK olpacca sacctr-s and shirtiuos
ueEingH' .o"c..2 L.lP Pcrs spool cotton.
Lee-' h"' side, crnuI1r rgL6iug and pocket combs:
scissors '9th brushes, buttons all kinds waters, steel
Pens' stcr and glass beads, saccllces, berlin covca
etc. cc, lgr sale lower than for Cash or prodaca
Oy l.. y. BISHOP s. co.