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NOtiCe.

VKHHAT w ednesday The 26th day of October last,
Il was taken up and committed to Jail in Currituck
County, N. c., negro man who had been passing
tree negro the Of Jno. Johnston Since his
initial he says his is Isaac; that he is slave; that
he belongs gentleman by the OF George Spars
who resided at the time Of his elopement (Which has
hertford County, N c. Isaac is of middle size, dark
complexion. has old look says he is between
five and thirty years old. The owner is requested to
forward, prove tito, pay expenses, and take him
away, he will be dealt with as the law directs.
B. T. SIMMONS, Jailor.
Nov. Is, 1S47. 6Sl-n
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PESCUD & JOHNSON,
APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS
RALEIGH, n. c

RALEIGH, n. c.,
- HAVE by recent arrivals, received large and valu-
able accessios their stock of Foreign and Native
Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stu Paints, Oils, Perumsry,
Fancy Articles, Instruments Brushes &c, which they
are prepared to furnish Physicians, Merchants and the
public generally reasonable profit. They would in
vite all who need articles in their ne to and
anime their stock and they feel confident that all those
who examine for themselves will be pleased with the
quality and price of every article they offer for SALE Their
supply of pure Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Prepara
complete and every article of Med
cine Sc has been selected with special reference its
purity. .-.--..
Below they enumerate a few of the leading articles
Quinine, Calomel Ipecac Rhubarb, Jaap Cream Tartar
Sup. Carb Soda, Sal 4Eratus Rochelle Salts, Arrow
Root, Aloes, Asafntda Epson and Glober Salts Cam
phor, Scotch Snuff Mace do, Blacking, Shoe Brushes
Matches, Madder, Seilz Powders Soda do Blue Mass,
Bora1, Indigo No. l, Putty, Window Glass Copperas,
Blue Stone, Fig Blue Pr'lssian do, White Lead No
and Fancy Soaps, Cologne Water, Florida do, Hair
Brushes, Tooth do, Turmerc, Shaving do, Redwood
Logwood, Oil Vitriol Linseed Oil, Tann do Castor do,
Copal Varnish Japan do Leather do, Spts Turpentnc
Olive OIL Ink, blue and black Mustard, Oil Lemon Nut
megs, Mace, Cloves, Alspice, Ginger, Pepper, Pearl
Barley, &C., &c. 90
March %, lS4s.
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Methodist Protestant minister


ScRoFULA AND ScROFULOUs SwELL1Ncs. Scrd@
in all its multiplied forms, whether in that of King sEn
Enlargement of the Glands Bones, Goitre, VIM
Swelings, Chronic Rheumatism Cancer, Diseases Of Tx
Skin or Spine, or Of Pulmonary Consumption, eman'n
from one and the same cause, which is a POlsOn"
principle inherent in the human system. Therefore m
less this principle be destroyed, radical cure COD
be effected; but if the principle upon which the d
depends is removed, cure must of necessity follow
matter under what form the disease should manIta
self This, therefore, is the why Jaynes A'r
tive is SO universally successful in removing many n
lignant diseases. 1t destroys tho virus principle o
which those disease have their ORIGIN by entering %
the circulation and with the blood is conveyed 70 Us
minutest fibre; removing every particle of disease D
the system.
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, Philadelphia and ~
on agency by WILLIAMS, HGTwoHD, & Co., Drugs Drug.
Raleigh, NJ C. .-.--------------- 7lO|
None genuine, unless signed I. BUrrs on the wT T4T
For sale, wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS ma
WOOD & Co., Raleigh, N. C.
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THE MEXICAN WAR.

NHE subscriber has in press and will shortly publish
il a History of the Mexican War; comprising COM
pete History of all the operations of the American army
In Mexico with Biographical sketches and anecdotes
the most distinguished Officers in the regular Army and
the Volunteer force. Illustrated with numerous Engrav
ings. '- ..'
number of enterprising and efficient men of good
character offered profitable employment in circuat
ing the above work in North Carolina, and the adjoining
States For TERMS, and ell other information-appli
cants will please address the subscriber by mail post paid
n. B. The above popular Work is by ]. Frost
L. h. D., Philadelphia author of Pictorial History Of
the United States" Naval Biography" &c. 1t will
he ssld exclusively by subscription and not in the Book
Stores. " - er
H. MANSFIELD, 1874 York Street,
New Haven Connecticut
Marc'A "otH' lS4S. '" 701-4m
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State Of North Caroliaa-G Granville u

State of North Caro1i,.a- Granville u
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-May TerH' i''
R. N. &c D. C.. Herndon, rs. w. F. RusseI-GOTyTr. w..
attachment. James M. Wiggins, and Richard j. "
-----------~- than summoned as Garnishees. ,e
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court thai n
liam F. Russell the defendant resides beyond us
its of this State, it is therefore ordered that
be made for six weeks successfully in the North CI
ma Standard, notifying the said defendant to be 0
pear before the Justices of the Court of Pleas anu
ter Sessions to be held for the County aforesaid
Court House in Oxford, on the first Monday I'D AZ f
next, then and there to plead or replevy, other"
Judgment will be rendered against him, and the
in the hands of the Garnisheee condemned sdy
Plaintiffs claim. f a.g-.s.
Witness, James M. Wiggins, Clerk Of said LOU ri
Office in Oxford, the first Monday of May 4: ~ RI
'-L JAMES NJ. WIGGlNs' " ~
(Price of ADV. $5,624) Ill
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VA LUABLE POLITICAL won~
N. HICKMAN, No. 116 BALTIMOpnr OAASS.

=. s1--..o1- - OAA AAfOhL 0RVc
Ne hAoAMAN' No. lf0 BALTIMORE STnLN' SN'
-sal .Efre-.lg Baltimore, Md. : AHEEr
III AS just pablished the following vs,n.,,
IL Political works. They are pubsbsd &c and eae
low prices in order to give them an extpnTa e1eps
Those to whom this circular is addrpssosU sale. :
ed to exert themselves in extending the s Se tess
icatisns.,i :aai a..e....i. 81 ' =" The S
Postmasters, periodical agents. dealers. A.
cd handsome profit and can receive handssa arc as
neration by the sale of these works. Olne Tenn
Editors, Democratic Associations and ~,
Gusstod to to give a. on much publicity as possible
Orders accompanied with the cash, promn,.
to. Address as above. F' uaAdd
s-za sd'11as Life of General eass.
The Life and Public Services of Gencr.,
with his Speeches and Letters on yarior. TWH WH Cas
only complete edition ever issued This o5; uDeca
information relative to the public and private Ge
eral Cass, never before published vol. octars &c.,
ty pages. .41.-f.a ~eS
Single copies 25 cts-fve for 81, or SIG perhma,
Democratic Text Book.
The Democratic Text Book, being comn,-,
the principles of the Democratic party contoi1nH
buttons from the ablest pens of the country -. N
Gus political questions of the day. '" @e w.
Single copies 124 cts.-ten for 81, or 50 n.,I
-..-... Cass and Butler.
The Speeches of General Lewis Cass. with -.
cal sketch of General William o. Butler. bv n.
Blair, to which is prefxed the correspondents
ry Marcy and General Scott. 'ecte%
Single copies .124 cts-ten for 81, or $s nor h.,
Politicians Register.
The Politicians Register and Statistical Man.,
1s4s, containing the election returns for
ernor, Congress, &c, in every state by counties %
years 1874, AS, '46, '47 and '4e A list Of e
of Congress and Governors of the states Tms, aFa
ing elections; Digest of the Naturalization law. ao%
Executive Calendar, with other useful political mn
Single copies 124 cents-ten for ST. or Sc per hnas,
The New Tariff:
The New Tariff of Is46, arranged in aIpbabei,.
der with history of the proceedings connected with
passage of the act; the new Warehousing Bill .n1S
value of Foreign moneys estimated at the Cn.N
House by late act of Congress.
Single copies l23 cents-ten for 81, or S. per bw1
+ A Liberal discount made to the Trad.
Editors throughout the country by noticing the mr
cation of the above works, will be entitled to reeS,
copy of each They will please forward the paper =,
tanning the notice to the address as above
Baltimore, June 7th, lS4S.e 7l2-
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NEW WOKS.

NEW WOKS.
II IFE of Joseph T. Hare, the celebrated Highway
/ nan, price 25 cents Rose Somervlc, or Husband S
Mystery. Aunt kitty's Tales, so cents. The First
False Step, the Path to Crime, so cts Frank Ger
non 25 cents. The Crimes of the Borgas, by Dumas,
25 cents. Jack Ariel, a Life board Indiaman,
IS cts. The Count of Monte Christie, by Dumas. The
Dreamer and the Worker, by Douglass Jerrold. Wag-
saries and Vagaries by Mrs. E. Burton, so cts. Now
and Then SO cts Jane Eyre, 25 cts.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store, by
H. d. TURNER.
Raleigh, May l, ls47. 700
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PROOF, PROOF, PROOF

Rev. J. l.. Turner, Protestant Methodist Minifc
says, in letter to DR.. Jayne, dated Albion Erie count
Pennsylvania, Oct. 9th, lS45. Mrs Turner has benE
ficted with Dyspepsia and Sick Headache for about h
years, which continued to grow more severe. hbg
opinion that one more turn of it would have closed
mortal career She took four bottles of your Vemhg
and box of Sanative Pills. and by the blessing
accompanying the means, she is cured of her aflin
We had tried all the physicians, far and nea nod
feet, until we used your medicine. We gave the VGHi
fuge to children for worms and it had good effect
have taken the pains to send to Erie for your mdd
for some time, and they have effected SO many Cr'
that we want you to appoint an agent here.
Yours J. L. TURNER
Mefh0disf Profost,pt MiuiSr
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Important to Farmers.

II
TNHE subscriber having purchased from Alfred Spates
agent for w. Beach & R. ]. Gating, the Patentees
the benefit of their inventions for the State of North
Carolina he offers the Farmers of the State the ad
vantage of Machine for sowing all kinds of Small Grain
greatly superior to thing heretofore discovered Also
Plough for the cultivation of crops; and also
valuable simple Machine for the shelng of corn
These Machines and Plough be had by application
the subscriber at Raleigh. Particulars explained ir
hand bills.
VIM F. COLLINS.
Raleigh Jan. S, 1s4S. 6sS-tf
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Rags! Rags Rags.

loo 000 POUNDS of clean cotton or linncn
l. 1OOaOOO rags wanted liberal price given in
barter.
On hand for sale Old Rye and Rcctifed Whiskey by
the barrel gallon ALSO, Gentlemen and Ladies fine
calf skin Shoes IS per lower than the usual price
in the city, together with general assortment Of Groce
ries. JORDAN WOMBLE,
4th door North side old Market street.
Raleigh, February l4th, ls4s. 693
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THE FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.

TT1HE customers of this Mill hereby informed that
although it has PASSED into new hands, there Is no
snenSon of its the contrary Its product
will soon be increased and will be found fully worthy OF
the we'll established reputation of the Mill All orders
ehoud be addressed to the BeIydere Manufacturing Com
Pany, or to no
rv RACs Dnrcbased as usual at the Mill, for cash.
Richmond Va, June "A, lS48. I2-4t.
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H unnWaY.

TNAKEN up and committed to the Jail in Richmond
i County, North Carolina, the 18th June, ls47, a
negro who says his George and belongs to
Robert Wilson of Alabama. He is about % years old
feet inches high, weighs about $50 lbs, full round
face with a crescent-shaped on his upper lip.
The owner is hereby notified to forward and
ply with the law the boy will be dealt with according
to Act of Assembly. r. T. LONG, Tailor.
Rockingham, Jan l2, ls4s. 6s9-6m.
TPr. Adv. SIS OO1
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TNHE Subscriber, being desirious of removing to the
South offers for sale his valuable tract of Land,
which he at present resides lying five miles north of the
City of Raleigh. This tract of land contains 81
is wewaered, and is also we'll adapted the cultiva-
ton of corn, wheat cotton, oats &c.
1t is situated the Raleigh and CASTOR Roads
near one of the woodyars, and the proprietor of this
land will be able to sell wood for Rail Road purposes
any extent he may desire.
Persons who may desire to purchase will of course
examine the premises. JAMES NJ. ROGERS.
Wake, June IS, ls4S. 7I2-tf
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WANTED.

ITO work in the Milton Cotton Factory, two three
i families Widow women with three OF four daugh-
preferred. None need apply without recommends
ton of good character and industrious habits.
The subscribers respectfully request any person who
may know of any family wanting situation, call their
attention to the above.
BARRETT NEWsOM & HOLDEN
Application can be made to James D. Ncwsom, Esq,
Forestville, Post Office, Wake County N. G.
Milton, Ian. %, 1886. If.
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UIHE Commissioners of Public Buildings will receive
proposals until Wednesday the 5th of July, for grad
ing the Capitol Square and removing the surplus earth
Ground it so az to finish off the enclosure PToPo-
sl. 10 bo Submitted to the Secretary of the Board.
:" - VIM F. COLLINS, Sec'y
: Juno 60 1913. 7l@'
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Daguerrcotype Gallery.

IT. C. PALMER has just returned from n' in be
81 and is prepared to execute Likenesses, hdtd
most perfect and new style, warranted never LO
lose their color, large small, in Breast Iprc
ets-having purchased Breast Pins aud LocKeH Esnss
ly business. Call and see, and have Wara
taken for your Wife. Children and HUSBANDS
ed to give satisfaction or no charge. ,-.., and pr
A 6Ae and good assortment of Cases, PtaIeII, ONS
terials Of all kinds for sale cheap for cash onR'
attended TO punctually. 66O>
Raleigh +, Jan. "a, 1913.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
R. QUICKER & SOM,

R. QUICKER & SOM,
Mos respectfully announce to their numerous GUS
lHl toners and the public that they receiving
their well selected and handsome Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
and they determined to give good bargains All they
ask fair trial and careful examination of their Stock
To those who have heretofore patronizcd them they
offer their sincere Acknowledgements and they do
termncd give bargains and to please their
they hope to merit liberal share of patronage for the
time to come.
Call at the CHEAP SroRE of r. Tucker & Son. on
Fayetteville Street door South Of the residence of
DIR. Fabius ]. Haywood.
Rulegh, April 5, 1s4s. 7OO-tf
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UNPRECEDENT4sD ATTRACTION! i5
.1 GREAT BARGAINS IN sa So e
CLOTHS. e. FANCY DRY GOODS.
..e 81 ATT. R. FENTRESS',
nrER AMT TAILOR
WI. RAI EIGEI. n. G..

ClADIHS3 q EANOA A|ASA
81 AT r. R. FENTREsS',
MIR G H AMT TAILOR,
~ r.ss RALEIGH, N. c. .
TTNHE Subscriber wishing to dispose of his present
Il Stock of Goods previous to his Fall purchase, Will
offer them at reduced prices, and much lower than any
other House in the State for Cash short credit to
punctual customers These Goods were purchased the
greater part of them this Spring, by Mr. Fentress IN
person. whose known judgment and good taste IN sucn
things need no comment The object being to SELL ne
is confident he shall be able to satisfy any person that
may favor hin, with call in price or quality.
The Stock comprises in part a choice assortment OF
Goods for Summer wear, also large variety OF BLACK
and Fancy Cloths, Black and Fancy Cashmeres' anu
Satin Vestings, with general assortment OF Fancy ar
tcles such Silk and Satin Cravats, Dress shirts Oh
der Shirts (Silk and Gauze) Hose, hlte anu Cooeu'
Black Kid, and White Cotton Gloves l..
Wishing to close the present business, which mas no"
been in operation eight years. by the nrS' "
September next to effect that ne makes the saSfoo
fered That those who have hitherto Patronlzed n as
we'll as the surrounding country may have the Denent OF
this proposition they invited to call and examine the
Goods-which he will take great pleasure In showing
and that this IS no IDLE oecianalon, DuI na' WI"
be fulfilled to the letter. - ..-.s .. --s..
His utmost endeavors will be used to give satisfaction
as usual and in instance without perfect under
standing in regard to the fit will the purchaser be expect
ed to take them. ....r r.. .....s
For the liberal patronage he continues to receive he
would take this opportunity of returning his unfelgned
thanks with this for the future that nothing
on his part shall be omitted to merit continuation OF
that support which has been generously awarded to
him. ....
For the Fall Trade,
He atters himself he shall be able offer for their i'll
spection Stock of Goods not to be surpassed In any
market Orders distance will claim his particular
attention. with the that they shall be filled with
promptitude and despatch, and favorable terms as
though the parties were present.
The French, English, and American Monthly Reports
of Fashions regularly received.
N B. Those indebted respectfully invited to close
their accounts by note.
Wanted immediately two apprentices of good
moral character.
THOMAS r. FENTRESS.
Raleigh, June 10, 164S. 7ll-4w.
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James E. Hoyt of Washington, Beaufort county,
John McRae, of Wilmington, New Hanover county,
George McNelI, of Fayetteville, Cumberland county,
James Litchford, of Raleigh, Wake county, .
J. R. Sloan Greensborough, Guilford county, -
Richard N. Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county.
And at Meeting of the Directors held on the same
day, the following persons 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,
John Primrose : Executive Committee.
Richard Smith, ) .s.. .. ..-....- ,...
The Company is in successful operation, and has
issued nearly thousand Policies 1t has on hand
capital to pay for losses of $220OOO and the
insured up this date is about $l,6OO,OOO. 81
Raleigh, April 10, ls4s. 702-y
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THE OLD BOOT AND SHOE STAND!

(RALEIGH, NEXT DOOR THE POST oFrIcE,)
EU1 o. L. BURCH, & Co. have on hand, of
III Atheir own make "a better article cannot be
IA HVmade) an assortment of Boots and Shoes,
~ which they offer to the public at their usu-
al prices They at all times prepared with the best
materials workmen and the Latest Fashionsand there
surpass, if equal the work made by them. . ...s ..
CrawfOrd's PhiIadelphin Calf Skins
kept for sale.
Do. Shoe findings of all kinds. -.. ID .1#-a <.-
Do Kit Gcc-the trade can buy from them as cheap as
in Petersburg. .. ,.s ed. 80 ...- ,.. -. -
January 10th, 1S4s. Gao
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Look Here.

to hand and for sale by the ;uDscrne lot
Summer coating, Pants stuff Vestngs, Brown & bleach
ed shngs, Virginia osnaburgs and many other articles
in the dry goods line.
Also, MOreheads cotton yarns; and almost every arti-
Gle, usually kept in Grocery Store.
Also, Hayes superior family flour, and other brands,
kept constantly on hand. H. B. HAYES.
New Market Street. nearly opposite the Market House.
May Is, 1s4s. 7O6-
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xAs Foa SALE AT THE NORTH CAROLINA BooASroRk'
yTNHE Supreme Court Reports, 80 Volumes UNIFORM
swa;s,'s Justice and Form Book. Iredelrs Manual
Swam's N. C. Executor.
Also at greatly reduced prices in quantities or BY retail
complcte assortment of School noOss KOa 1nvem;Ie
and Tow Books; all the New Publications. as soon as Is
.,ea: the Standard Publications in every department OF
Iteraturc Arts and Science and in every language An
cient or Modern.
BOOK B1yDrxo, in every variety, promptly executed
in the neatost manner.
SELECT GARDEN SEEDs-every variety-warTanteu n e
fresh and good-selected from the most proVeo 9eeo
men and Gardeners in the Northern country. -
Raleigh, January, 1S4S. 00'
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SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES,
FOR 1S48.

81 Stock of .
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS DYE
STUFFS, SURGICAL INSTR UMENTS Pa
TENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY
GLASS WARE, &c. &c.
TO which invite the attention of Physicians Coun.
try Merchants, and others dealing in line being
prepared, and feeling satisfied that please all who
will call and examine the prices and quality.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, C Co.
Raleigh March SO, 1s4s. 699-
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A Desirable Residence For Sale, i'm the
Town of WarreMtOm.

IOWH Oh "HrremGOmo
DURSUANT to the Will of Stark Armistead the
Il undersigned will sell publicly, the premises on
Tuesday the 18th day of August next, on credit of
twelve months with interest from the day of sale the de-
sirabe lot in the Town of Warrenton, on which Mrs.
Harriet B. Armisead resided at her DEATH The Dwelling
House is comfortable and well finished and the out build
ngs are extensive and we'll arranged and the garden
highly improved. .-..o,s
At the same time and place and the same terms the
undersigned will sell small lot the Female Semina-
ry, and tract of Land the said Town, the left
side OF the Road leading to the Warrenon Depot and
poste the old Race Ground containing about rs 80
Acres. VIM. PLUMMER, Executor.
June 10, lS4s. .......''. 7lO-tds.
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RaIefSh Classical, Mathemat1caI' anu
MILITARY ACADEMY.
,.u ARMS and Equipments furnished by the Sta'e'
~ Classical Department, ). M AOEA'0''
11sSSsE1 Mathematical and Military
Department, W. ,yDn'...
Juvenile Department, N IA ~ 80
THE next Session of this Institution Will commence
On the 5th of July, 1S4s. ~
Raleigh June 9th, ls4s II~L~
Ev The Fayetteville Observer, and the Newbernlan
will COPY four times and send bills to J. NJ. L.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
Near Henderson, Granville Co., North Carolina.
TTNHE Valuable Tract of Land which George G.
Eaton, lately resided, within one mile of Henderson,
The Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road, containing over
1850 Acres, A Large and COmmodiOus Dwelling
House. Ice House and necessary outhouses, Barns and
every fixture usual on Tobacco Farm. This Land is
first rate-one half in original growth the location
markable for health and good water, and will be sold
reasonable terms by the Subscriber Agent for George
Eaton, who will take pleasure in showing the premises
to any person desirous to purchase.
JNO. s. EATON,
Alto for G. G. EATON.
Granville, May 9th, ls4s. 706-tf
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

4 T the Annual Meeting of the Members of the
n North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held
at the Office of the Secretary, January A. ls4s, the fol-
lowing persons elected Directors for the ensuing
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DruSxist's Glass Ware.

WE are now in receipt of large supply ofDruggsts
w Glass Ware, especially for Physicians now Com
mencine the Practice Of Medicine and are prepared
to furnish them with every thing in their line at Northern
Prices WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
April 5, 1913. 700
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North Carolina Institution
HATS.

TT is not every combination of Felt and Beaver that Is
worthy of being called Hat. To put thing with
out style or finish about the caskct that holds the
intellect is an insult to the Valuables Within
R. TUCKER, & SON have received another lot OF
those beautiful Moleskin Hats.
TII oIc 7O4-
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

WILL give thirty dollars for the apprehension and
ldeivery of my Negro man ToN, who has been absent
some months Tom is about five feet six inches high
stout and heavy thick lips, rather light complected and
looks down when spoken to-no particular marks re-
membered.
DAVID SMITH.
April 9Th, ls4s. 7O6-tf