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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-01

The probable fight of the royal family.
The organizations. of a Provisional Govern
ment and The issue of proclamation to that
effect hymn. Doront de rEare, Arago, La
maritime, and others,
Aud the determination of the people to cs-
tablsh Republican Government Oh the mo-
del of that Of the United
We now proceed to lay before our readers
the news in detail, having received files of
Liverpool and London papers up to the latest
date. Further extracts taken from the Paris
papers we are indebted to the New York
Herald.
From Smiths & Winners Times of Feb. 26,
INsURnEcTIoN AHD BLooDsHED IN
PARIS
100 coo Soldiers Uaser arms in and around the
City Res ignafion The Gaisot ministry.
We noticed in our last the feversh state in
which political affairs stood in Paris on the
night of Thursday, the 10th, and we regret to
announce that each day has added TO that ex-
citement which had increased TO such pitch
on the 22nd, the day on which it had been
iiXed TO hold the great reform banquet, thai
the entire city was in open insurrection The
conversation which took place in the Cham
Der Deputies on Monday evening, between
Barot and Dlehatel, prepared the people fol
the formal prohibition of the reform banque
which was to take place on the following day
ProclaInations by the project Of police, ans
an order of The day by the commander of tn,
Natl Guards, were published, forbidding tn,
banquet, and all assemblages people, anc
prohibiting the appearance National Guard
in uniform, unless ordered by the chiefs Il
consequence of these acts of fGovemment, IN,
Opposition deputies met, and resolved tina
TIE banquet should not take place, that IN,
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OLD SERIES VOL. 8, NO. a7.

Tho troops were all Withdrawn at noon to-
day. Not soldier isto be seen. The troors
OF the line have fraternised with the ilations,
guard, and the national guard with the pee
pie. All intercourse between the two sides
ct the river are cut off, but | hear distant
fnng going on every instant While write
GARNER Pages is mayor OF Paris. A strong
Government will be organized. A Republic,
on the model of the United States, is propo-
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Another Farm
ENC0OS G3 6rosm

Vo00R2 6s9 NLeaSms
VVNHE heirs of John YoYm, decd, offer for sale
ali that Farm Of thcirs si,pa,a in Shamokin
township, Northumberland county, near snuff.
town, and adjoining the old s,ambach stand in
said township, containing about two hundred acres
more or less, in a good state Of cultivation. Tho
Rail Road from Sunbury to Shamokih,own passes
through it. For particulars enquire Of
HUGH Fl. TEATS Snuaiown,
or JOHN FARNSWORTH, Sunbury,
Dec. IL, ls47. or any of The heirs,
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NOT TOO LATE.

"A NKEAT BAKGAINS may yet he had Al PuR
NJ pE's STonE. He still has large assortment
OF uoods which he will selibt first cost. Being de-
teImned to discontinue the business, he will sell
very low. A saving Of 25 or 80 per cent. can be
made by purchasing at his store. Cali and exam.
me for yourselves. or All kinds of county pr,
duce taken, at the highest market price.
saEhuiy, Dceersbc; ilh, lsi7-n
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GCEY WE III a'
Watches & Jewellery
Full Je,ce!kd Gold Levers for $40, Warrented
JACOB Z sA.DoISl.i TT 7, 8 s

JACOB IsADSNIl. y -
No. 24G Market street, PHILADELPHIA,
u q AS constantly on hand a large assortment Of
~ q . Goddard Sjse' Watches st the following
Full Jewellel Gold Levers, $40 90
Silver do, 20 90
Gold I.epines, full Jewelled, 80 90
Silver LeTines, l3 90
Silver Quarters, 90 anu 10 oo
With a large assortment of FINE JEWELLERY,
such as ear rings, finger rings breast pins, braces
lets geld and silver ponciIs gold chains. &c. Has
also on hand complete assortment Lunette. patent
and plain Watch glasses, Main Springs, Verges,
Dials aud Hands Of every description and in fact,
complete assortment of Watchuake S tools and
Watch Materials, to which he would call the at
tcntion of the country trade in genrial.
QJ Those wishing anything in the above line,
wnnlJ find il to their advantage to cal and cxa.
mine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB LADOMUS,
No. 246 Market street, below Sth,
Philadelphia, Sept. 25, ls47.--6m
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,A@3AJ Up 80
yyrieust,s EadSag Vegetable 9'isls.

yyrigl.t's EafEiaaa Vegetable a'ilis.
Henry Masser, Sunhuty.
+. & J. Kaufman, Augusta township.
John H. Vine mt, Chillisqusque.
Kase & Begs,resser. Eiyshurg.i
Samuel Herb Little Mahonly,
William Deepen, Jackson.
Ireland and Haynes. McEwensvilie.
William Heinen & Brother, Million.
Fo,sythe, Wilson g. Co., Noithumbefl,n
lanes Reed, Potisgrove.
G.. w. Scott, Nashville.
w. & r Fcgoly, Shamokinto"n.
Rhodes 81 Farrow, Snyderstown.
mos r. Dtisell, Tuihutsve.
Bonneville Ho!shue, Upper Mahonoy.
! J, I'm G. Rem. DO do.
f.. l.. Pirer, Watsonlown.
Wholesale, at the Office and general depot, l99
Race ST., pbiledsluhia nin-iS' tSi7---iSt---
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NEW SERIES VOL. 4, NO. 1
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A T T TORN EY At La w

sUrggURv, PA.
Business attended to in the Counties Of Nor
thunl erland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer to:
p. & A. RovoUDT,
LowER & BARnoS,
SoMERs 81 SNoDGHAss, SPh;Iad.
REYNOLDS, McFARLASp & Co
SPEnrSG, Coon 81 Co.,
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George y. weaver,

No. l3 North Water Street, Philadelphia.
EUAS constantly on hand general assorts
ts y nent of Cordage, Seine Twines, Sc, viz:
Iar'd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil
la Ropes. Tow Lines for Canal Boats Also,
complete assortment of Seine Twines, &C, such a
Hemp Shad and Herring rwine. Best Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Iwirc, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c Also, Bed Cords. Plough Lines
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains.
&c, all of which he win dispose Of on reasonable
terms.
Philadelphia, November l3, lst7.-ly
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TTNHE first Session Of the present year will terminate
on Wednesday, the 7th of June, ensuing. The next
Session will commence Monday, the 18th of the same
month-only short of a week being given, in
order to avoid the return of Pupils at this to the
lower country. There five experienced and excellent
Teachers associated with the Principal in the care dsci-
pne and instruction of the pupils and every facility is
offered for the perctng of female Education, in all the
useful and ornamental branches.
In endeavor to combine Christian with Literary
advantages controversy dscounenanced the principles
of all respected, and attempt made to influence
the Religious opinions of any.
Ample provision has been made for the comfortable
commodation of a large number of Pupils.
The Terms as heretofore:
Board, Washing, &c. with Tuition in English, S624
per term of five months, tuition in French $40, Tuition
in Music the Piano $2O with IS for the of In
strument, Tuition in Drawing and Painting, $40. Plain
and ornamental Needle Work, free of charge.
For particulars, Circulars, which be had
application to the Principal through the Post Office
N. B. All articles of Clothing must be marked with
the owners name in full.
beg leave to refer to my friends and ac-
quantances in this State and Virginia. among others,
the following: Hon. Jno. Y. Mason, Washington, Hon.
Arch Atkinson, VIM. R. Baskerville, Virginia Hon. Jno.
H. Bryan, George w. Mordecai, Raleigh Col. Joshua
Tayloe, Washington, N. c., Hon. David Outlaw, VIM.
T. Sutton Esq, Berte, James s. Battle, Esq, Rocky
Mount, VIM. Plummer, John Somerville, VIM. Eaton,
Jr, Esqrs., Warrenton. DANIEL TURNER.
May 25, 1s4s. 70s-4t.
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FEMALE SCHOOL, HILLSBORO', NC.

TTNHE Fall session of Mr.. and MRS BURwELL's School
for young Ladies, will commence Thursday the
18th of July The session will close with Examina
ton the lst week in December.
The house has been enlarged to accommodate
increased number Of Pupils, but the number will still
be limited and the school still retain its character
Family School,, in which the habits and manners of
the Pupils, well their mental culture will receive
the attention which we pay to our own children.
SIeN'R. ANTONIO DE MARTENo, has charge of the
Music, Drawing, Painting, and modern Languages. He
has been now for twelve months connected with the
school, and in that time has fully proved the excellency
of his mode of instruction, which is most thorough.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per session, $67 so
Music Piano Guitar 90 90
Use of Piano for Practice, 90
Modern Languages (each,) 10 90
Latin, 90
AS number of Boarders is limited those who de-
sire places in family should make early application
For further information address Rev. Robert Burvvel
Hillsborough, N. G..
juno Z, 1s47. 709-4t.
EY The Raleigh Register and Star, the Newbernian
and Republican Newbern) and Fayetteville Observer
once week for four weeks.
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STILL MORE PRoOF

| Darlington, Beaver Co., Pa, Feb. 49, 1889.
DR.. D. JATNE-Dear Sir, My little son, when about
two months old, seized with bowel complaint. 1t
continued for two weeks without ntermssion, and not
withstandng the remedies prescribed by respectable
Physician, gave up the child a vctim suppos-
ed fatal disease ButI providentiay heard of
Carminatve' efectual for bowel complaint,
and Immediately despatched messenger to town sew
enteen miles off for bottle By the of this medicine,
in less than thrtysix hours the disease checked
and by its constant for few days. the child
stored to perfect heath Shortly after this there occurred
similar in of the families of my congregation
prescribed Jayne's Carminatve," and the result
speedy
The child, owing to exposure, when recently
coming up the Ohio, attacked by that horrible mala
dy the Group We landed in the night Beaver Point
and when fears alarmed lest the hoarse eepu
chral cough the forerunner of DEATH gave him
teaspoonfu of your Expectorant and applied some n
ment to the throat and breast and before many minutes
the hoarseness gone the child breathed freely and
slept sweetly Owing to these circumstances it cannot
be wondered at why have high opinion of your
medicines, and why advise every family keep them
on hand, ready for any emergency Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church Darlington Pa.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on agency by WILLIAMS, HAIwooD, & Co.. Druggists,
Raleigh, N. C.. 7O7.
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RIDGEWAY FOR SALE.

"ISHING to move to the West, 1 offer for sale
w the above wellknown stand for Public House,
on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road in the County of
Warren North Carolina.
The tract contains about eight hundred acres, one
fourth of which still in forest the balance well enclosed
and divided into three shifts, all well watered.
The mail train passes each way every day, and there
is line of Hacks running trweekly from this place
to Halifax Court House, Va, passing through Clarks-
ville There is a second line of Hacks branching from
this Lynesve to Boydton, Va accommodating good
deal of travel besides the travel by private conveyance
Persons wishing to purchase will CALL feel disposed
sell in time leave the ensuing fall; the crop and
stock can be obtained at fair valuation. We have an
Academy in successful operation in less than half mile
from the dwelling under the of Mr.. w. G. Doub
graduate of Randolph Macon College, who has been
teaching successfully for five years. Address Rdgeway,
Warren County, N. G. JOHN DAILY.
April 5th, lS4s. 7OO-6
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MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS,
CHATHAM COUNTY,\N. C,

TNHE Subscriber having purchased the well known
II watering place, formerly known hy the name Of
borough, in of the most salubrous regions Of North
Carolina win be ready for the reception Of company by
the first Of June
AS regards the medical efficacy of this wster there
number of certificates that could be procured of its eff
fects during last Those that have made an ex
pertinent of convinced of its virtues particularly in
chils and fevers, dyspepsia, and affected Kidneys &C.
According to DR.. Olmsteds analysis il contains iron
suphatc of me and suphae of magnesia in large pro
portions
PRICE OF BOARD:
Six dollars per week-eighteen dollar. per month
cnnofen ana servants half price. Horse kept at fifty
The subscriber returns his thanks for the beral aron
age he received during last season. and hopes for con-
tnuance of the same during the present.
A. B. MARSH.
Way ~o' 1888 7Oo-6t.
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PEsCUD g JOHNSON.
/. .ponr4rCARIEs AND DRUGGISTS,


RALEIGH, n. c., - f.
HAVE by recent arrivals received larss and yau
obe accessions to their stock of Foreign and Native
&c Chemicals, Dive Stufs, Paints Oils, Perfumory
Fancy Articles, instruments Brushes, &c, which they
are prepared to furnish Physicians Merchants and the
mbic generally, at reasonable profit They would M
ve all who need articles, in their lne to come and e1
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-
tons were never complete and article OF Med
iene Sc has been selected with special reference to Its
purity.
Below they enumerate few of the leading articles
Quinne Caomel Ipecac, Rhubarb, Jalap Cream Tartar
Sup Carb Soda, Sal Eratus, Rochelle Salts. Arrow
Root, Aloes Asafetida, Epson and Glober Salts Cam
phor Scotch Snuff Mace. do. Backing, Shoe Brushes
Matches, Madder seiitz Powders, Soda do Blue Mass
Borax Indigo No. l, Putty, Window Glass, CoPPeras
Blue Stone, Fig Blue, Prussian do. White Lead NO
and 2, Fancy Soaps, Cologne Water Florida do, Han
Brushes, Tooth do, Turmeric, Shaving do, Redwood
Logwood, Oil Vitio Lnseed OIL Tam. do, Castor do
CopaI Varnish Japan do, Leather do. Spts TurPenne
Olive OIL Ink, blue and black, Mustard, Oil Lemon Nut
megs, Mace, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger, Pepper Pear
Barley, &C., &C. w
| March 30, 1S4S.
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MORE NEW AND SPLENDID
GOODS, FROM NEW YORK

25 to so Per Cent. Cheaper than ever
DY the Giant Locomotive, Sir Watter Raleigh, the
DSubscriber in addition to the very elegant anu
tensive assortment of STAPLE And FANCY I'M
GOODS already announced, has just been placed IN
possession, at his New SroRE of another Rich ana e
tfuI supply of Fashionable Spring Goods, OF Amos,
every description which for cheapness, richness anu
beauty be surpassed, and to which ne wouo
pectfuy invite the attention of the Gentlemen ana La
dies of Raleigh, well those of the surrounding
country, and strangers generally. :.
The assortment comprises In part, the following aI1
cles viz:
Splendid French shaded plaid Bareges of new desgns
Rich Velvet, Extra Super Lucullian do
Beautiful Chameleon Partisan Lustres,
Rich Silk Grenadines or Tissues,
Extra Rich, Satin Damask Lamartine Silk Challies,
Beautiful Plaid, and Fancy Black Silks,
Black Silk Warp, Real Alpaccas,
Mode and Fancy Colored do.
Grape Delaine and Rep Cashmeres,
Beautiful Shaded French Organdie Muslins,
French and English Ginghams,
great variety of Elegant Printed Lawns, and 1ariloh
Musins,
Jenny Lind Brilliantine,
Plain Black and satin striped Barege,
Black and Black and White Muslins and Callcos,
Linen Ginghams, and Printed Jaconets.
British, French, and American ncw style) Printed Cam
brics and Caicos in great abundance, and exceed
ingly beautiful from 5 to 10 cents.
supurb of Embroidered Damask Plaid ana
Figured Summer Shawls and Scarfs, and Handk is,
Linen and Thread Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Silk and Thread Fringes and Buttons,
Curtain, Calico and Furniture Checks,
Muslin Insertions and Edg1ngs,
Swiss Jaconet, and Plaid Muslins,
Bishop Lawns, and Rich Muslin Robes,
Bpring Bonnets and Ribands.
Superior Cloths, Cassimeres and VeStings,
Best Black French and English Drap dete, for Summer
French Drilling and Gambroons for pantsgreat variety,
Wove and Printed Cotton Goods for Men and Boys,
Summer Tweedes and Earminet Cassimeres,
Hose and Gloves, (of every descripton9
Beautiful Parasols Sun-shades, and Umbrellas,
| Diaper and Diaper Table Cloths, and Bed Ticking.
| Irish Linen and Linen Handk' 'fs.,
Bandana and Fancy Silk and Muslin Hanks,
Beached and unbleached Cotton Shrtng and Sheetng,
Panama, Leghorn Beaver and Moleskin HATS,
| Cloth and Velvet Caps,
! Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors and Straps.
Knives and Forks, States,
| Pad and. Stock Locks Curry Combs,
| Steel and Iron Wedding HOES,
Spades and ~ zee Chains,
Dishes. Plates, Cups and Saucers,
Chin il Tea-sets, Tea Pots,
Pit; hers Bowls and Mugs,
Cut Glass and Mould Tumblers, Goblets and Wines.
These Goods all selected with very great
of the richest and most fashionable portotions to
| be found in New York. by Mr. B. B. SMITH, with his
usual judgment and taste, and will for cash be sold
exceedingly liberal terms
THOS. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh April IL, ls4s. 7Ol-
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A Teacher Wanted. +.

;.
TIME Trustees of the Tarboro' Male Academy wish
to employ competent person to take charge of this
School, who come well recommended as to habits
and qualifications to teach the various branches of an
Academical education.
Tarboro is considered healthy location, the society
Is good, and well conducted School will be berally
patronized.
Applicants will address, post paid Trustees of the
Tarboro' Male Academy.
JOSIAH LAWRENCE,
JAMES WEDDELL,
HENRY +. CLARK,
JAMES M. REDMOND.
ROBERT u. AUSTIN,
ROBERT NORFLEET,
ROBERT r. BRIDGERS, 8
WILLIAM g. THOMAS,
JNO. s. DANCY,
April 27, 1896 gIS. Tc4.s.
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First Books of Natural History,

First Books of Natural History,
TOR Schools, Colleges and Families, by W. s. w.
L, Ruschenberger, D. D.
Elements of Anatomy and Physiology, for beginners,
with As cuts.
Elements of Mammalogy, the Natural History OF
Quadrupeds for beginners, rs cuts.
Elements of Ornthology, thessNatural History OF
Birds, for beginners, 81 cuts.
Elements of Hepetology and Ichthyoiogy, the Natural
History of Reptiles and Fishes, 66 cuts.
Elements of Conchology, the Natural history OF Shells
and Mullusca ll9 cuts.
Elements of Etomology, the Natural History of Ia
sects, 90 cuts.
The Elements of Botany, the Natural Histoy Of
Plants, "a cuts.
Elements of Geology, the Natural History OF the
Earth's Structure, 800 cuts.
The whole Series, complete, bound in vols. hall
Turkey morocco.
FThe above series is considered of the most
valuable contributions the of education which
has ever been published in this country.
For sale at the Publishers prices, by
HENRY D. TURNER, At the N. C. Bookstore.
Raleigh, April l9, 1s4s. 7O2
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HENRY ID, TURNER.

HAS SALE THE NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE,
TNHE Supreme Court Reports 80 Volumes, uniform
sets, or single Volumes Irede's Digest Volumes.
Swaim's Justice and Form Book. IredePs Manual,
Swaim's N. G. Executor.
Also, at greatly reduced prices in quantities by retail
complete assortment of School Books, Music Books,
Blank Books Stationery, and Fancy Articles; Juvenile
and Toy Books; all the New Publications, is
sued the Standard Publications in every department of
Literature Arts and Science and in every language An
cient Modern.
in the neatest manner.
SELECT GARDEN SEEDs-every varety-warranted
fresh and goodselected from the most approved Seeds
men and Gardeners in the Northern country.
Raleigh, January, Ie4S. 6S7
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THE MEXICAN WAR.

TTNHE subscriber has in press and will shortly publish
i History of the Mexican War;" comprising COM
pete History of all the operations of the American
in Mexico with Biographical sketches and anecdotes of
the distinguished Officers in the regular Army and
the Volunteer force. illustrated with numerous Engrav-
ings.
character are offered profitable employment in circuIat
ing the above work in North Carolina and the adjoining
States. For TERMS, and all other information
will please address the subscriber by mall post paid.
H. MANSFIELD, 134 York Street,
New Haven, Connecticut
March 2Sth, lS4S. 70l-4m
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Notice,
IEHHAT on Wednesday the 26th day of October last.
L was taken up and committed to Jail in Currituck
County, N. c., negro man who had been passing
tree negro by 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
been four five years since) in Murreesborough,
hertford County, N. C. Isaac is of middle size dark
complexion has old look, says he is between twenty
five and thirty years DID, The owner is requested to
come forward prove title, pay expenses and take him
away or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
B. T. SIMMONS, Jailor.
Nov. Is, 1S47 --- 6Sl-tf
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WoRMs ARE SWEPT AWAY from the Stomach and
Bowels by Jaynes Tonic Vemfuge, by the bosom of
destruction. They perish under its searching influence
instantly, and are expelled with the mucus in which they
imbedded. The in almost all permanent,
and if of the disorder should take place.
few doses Of the preparation will fail to produce the
desired object-for the effect does not weaken with
petition Those who suffer from piles remttent fever
any complaint where mild tonic alternative may
be desirable will find in Jaynes Tonic Vermfuge most
valuable remedy.
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State Of North Carolina Martin County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Term 1s4s
Thomas Jones, Admir-, the heirs at law of Wright
B. Evans-Petton to sell real Estate
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
Il Evans, Joshua Evans Thomas Evans, and Polly Ev-
ans, children and Winney Evans and My Evans grand
children residents of this State it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for weeks successive
in the North Carolina Standard for the said John
ans, Joshua Evans Thomas Evans Polly Evans, Win
ney Evans and My Evans, to appear at the next term
of this Court to be held in Williamson, the second
Monday in July next and plead answer demur the
petition the will be taken pro confesso and heard
er pGrte.
Witness, L. Johnson, Clerk of our said Court the
second Monday in April, A. D., 1s4s.
L. JOHNSON, Clerk.
May 9Th, 194S 7O6-6t.
price advertising SIS 625)
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
R cpTTGfcRR Sc SAw.

MOST respectfully announce to their numerous Gus
M toners and the public, that they receiving
their well selected and handsome Stock of
Spring md Summer Goods,
and they determined to give good bargains All they
ask is fair trial and careful examination of their Stock
To those who have heretofore patronized them they
offer their sincere acknowledgements and they de-
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
DR.. Fabius J. Haywood.
Raleigh, April 8, ls4s. 70O-6.