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Trsnsyivanis Univcrsity, Medical Department.
THE md session will open on Monday
under direction Of the following Faculty, via;
benjamin W. Dudley NJ D. Professor Of the Principles and Prac
tice 81 surgery.
Peter, NJ. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
NJ Professor of Special and Surgical Anatomy.
samuel AMMAN D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Med
cine.
EheIbe Dudley, d., Professor General and Pathological
Henry NJ Buu, b., Professor Ma,eis Medics and Thera
peutiss.
OF Women and Children.
H. NJ skillman NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
hundred dollars invariably
In advance The and Library Ave dollars
dollars The Graduation Fec twenty
five dollars Boarding and lodging from 42 20 43Per week
ROBERT PETER, M. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
July 3--oswlm.
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GOVERNS wArER--A te.h supply ip-.. and for
" sale BY q. ,. McCIERY,
Dec2-du Corner Of lfh and streets.
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~ the President Of the United States.
IN Pursuance of law, J. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
public sales will be held aforementioned
state AkkANsAs. the periods hereinafter designated
..ys, s.S Jr.s, ~ M e. on Mssd.y e
sset within ne undermcntioned iownship. viz.
Nora ffhs bass line smd wes Of ne nh yrincpsi meridian
Township two, Of range shree.
Township two, Of range four
Nora Of s sas Ens and east Of he fh principal meridian
Township hfeen, Of rsnge
Maslsna !. rAYETTEvILLE, commencing on Monday,
lands within the following named township vsi
Nwft " Ne bsss line, and wes Of The k pri~eipa meridian
Township twenty, Of range twenty -six.
~ NE land once al LITTLE ROCK, commencing Monday,
lands The underme township 20 witt
Seus n de bss ms, and Of s A principal nsrdism
Township an, OF range fourteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the schools military and
other purposes, win be excluded from the - -
Ths cns d the above mentioned commenced ON
days apponsd and proceed which thew are sS
vesx via ~ sonvensnt Dispatch unul whole shall have
esen csre and the sales thus closed But kep
lands VIII ~ admired until ser the expiration Of weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington, 6cent dsy
" ne rreasept, hoA
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS
lands ws The townships parts Townships above
required 2 establish the 70 the satisfaction OF the register
raetea seeing nsuee and before the day ap
pointed fot the of the public
ssscins me uset eanned otherwise such claim viii fed
.i-te. F.ue.t ia ,. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Ton sALnThs house and 10, occupied BY underped
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of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled the right Of any Of the lands
within townships above enumerated,
required establish register and
proper Offices and payment therefor
seeing appointed
OF the public sale Of the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.
Nov 0-dsw

MY government having PROPOSE
M devote mysto that prosecution Of
deparm. ntso which and expert
ence in them have gwen perhaps peculiar Advantages
agent attorney offer especially the great
Of mail and postmase whether late IN
Office members Of Congress- and 10 the great numbers In
the United Suites who have heretofore transacted business
person whether into the
Post Once Department. 1895 previously whilst employed In the
Treasury War DEPARTMENTS To Official and other friends
they kindly make known business
employ indeed a only necessary Zoe
that business they commit
prompt and faithful which has
characterized, trust, my whole official conduct
PETER @. WASHINGTON
Nov 2o-eodim Late Auditor r. q. Department.
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New Music.

Music.
lust RECEIVED established
Of 18th Pennsylvania following and
nfal music which will be sold At reduced ceouI cents
page VIM FISCHER
Townsends Grand Military Polka, performed by Foesiers
band.
The Novs Scotia waItzes, by winterbottom
Sir Easy Rundos designed studies for young beginners b.
The Mnkan by p.
X. Chuatal.
siI Amu.ements Eiegantei BY Chas. yo...
Rosa Lee with vanatonsi by Chas. Grobe.
MARY Blame, do do
Iucila Polka by do
The Aurora WaItx, for guitar, solo.
La Ladra, composed by Henri Rosselen.
When Morning beams IN think Of thesan admired by
when other. thy Smile composed by
Merry Gpsy Girl again, arranged for the guitars composed by
Glover.
The Placid Lake, for guitar; composed by j. NJ Deems
Oct II
IL ceived choice lot Of fall goods selected with which
ladies specially invited In rband
PARIS embroidered and neck
Brocade and super satin
Pine Fauze and cap
Fancy neck
Colored embroidered veivets
Narrow trimmings
In gimps and buttons, have
Colored French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid
Jacquered imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel, net, daisy, and rochs buttons
Of aud fce flowers, dress and
handkerchief aud general variety Of fancy articles
Also, large assortment Of lace goods Of various qualities and
patterns. J. ID. h A. TATE,
Oct l0-eo3t Successors TO J. r. G. King.
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VrsrrINo-CARDs printed and plates engraved In IN,
most srrvvet sv ew hours notice, and visiting car"
tn finest quality supplied, By TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov - Bccksellers, near ph o.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE Lectures will Monday ocob-r COZ
J. tnue until the 18th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and Phamacy-wILLIAx T. A AIKEs, NJ D. la. D.
sugey-NATHAN X. Smith.
Therapeutics, Materia Medea and CHEw d.
Anatomy and Physiougy-JosEPH RoBr, NJ. D. ....
Theory Practice sf Medcne-wiLLAn POWELL, NJ ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chldren-ReHARp II.
THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Lecturer Pathology and Demonsator W.
MLrENBERoRR
Medicine Surgery every
Baltimore nhmaIy opposite Medical College The
will be October
Fees 500
be obtained the vicinity Of the Medical College 81 so
50 so per week. WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNov Dean ofthe Faculty.
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Concord Academy.
THE Of this Institution viii Inc st Of DC
d r. VIM COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, AM


Conosfd Academy.
ssI' session Of this Institution vi" commence The la Of DC
F,wM. COLEMAN, A M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. NJ
Hon John Y Mason;.
DI Z. :, sssa, speaker Of ne y, Senate Of Virginia,
Dr. %1sisis aa1 Soos i PSmoa ssp'''s
Robert q. stanard esq Richmond;
W@. n Tyoe, ESQ., Noun, AIyi
Richard Baylor, esq. Essex
andrew au 1,Sss, ESQ.,. Jefferson;
John Tabb, esq., Goucester
M M@ Robert r. sSy n e. f. i SSsfsi Essex
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs u. d., Bishop u Alabama
Hon Thomas II. Bayly, NJ Of
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabamai
Hon. James A. Seldom NJ o.
Hon. James M. Mason Fredericki
Rev WIN. Friend, Port Royal;
Thomas 3; Gholson, esq Peersbursj
Mien w. Fisher, ESQ.,. Northampton
ssorss i %iilns, ESQ., Northampton,
Francis H. Ryes, esq, Petersburg
members Of the Institution.
Sep. 2-6 lIntell
UTANrElD daily, nj the Baitilnorc New
sion Once young stores
spectacle business book keepers aesmen poe bar
agents. collectors all branches Of business &C. We
have a. all large number Of good situations on hand which
any kind would do well to give we have agents In each
s % nss ssfs
al the cities which win enable
give entire w s
n b. Persons living any part United States and wishing
Immediately attended by addressing line
BY 80 doing they win eur,a both trouble and sx
seeking employment for themselves. AddTess, .y,N
May 24-d1 Baltimore, Md
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WATSON a. RENwICK,
pAr,HNr AQENTa

PATENT AGENTS,
r street, opposite me Potent Office, Washington, d. c.
DRoCURE letters patent foreign coun
ues, give advice all questions arising under me patent
law.
coRREsroSpKSrs
Hon. Edmund Burke late Commissioner Of Patents.
d. wecott, chairman Of Committee Of Senate
Gouverneur Kembie, esq, West Point foundry.
James Renwick, LII. D.. New York.
Henry Brevoou ESQ.,. Glendon Iron WORKS. Boston.
a. r. Dunbar b Co, steam engine builders, New York.
Hon. Thomas Corwin
d. B. French president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
TonEIax coRREsrospEsTs
Creed, ESQ., London and birmingham Railroad Company
London. -t.e..... I. II.
Edward Sabine, r. g., Lieutenant, Colonel Royal Engineer
woowich.
Paris Nov 3-Nhwow
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Ton sALEThs house and occupied BY tho under..a on
= street A. r, BhGBY.
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Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber received
Of The vintage Of lsos purchased expressly puf
Families wishing would
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNRs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always together with choice variety Wines Liquors.
Segarr Tobacco, nc. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll--eodm enn avenue, street
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPnoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right presumption any Of the
lands within the Townships and townships
required TO establish the same to the satisfaction Of the register and
receiver of the land Office make
practicable seeing this notice. before appointed
for the Of public embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
..., ~. j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
sep. 26-lawl3w
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who either have had present have wards
members of the Institution.
Sep. Eft INTEL
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comni.sioner Of The General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
livery entitled the night Of pe-cmpuyn any
lands The townships and parts Of townships above enumerated
required 20 establish the satisfaction
receiver q The land once, and
Yraofita amer seeing this and
o The Of the public sale Of the embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Sep. 8-lawl3w
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MA. A. DE vAUDRICoURT segs leave 10 inform she
III public and his friend. that having permanently located In Wash
the tuition the French,
Isn Spanish languages and also Of The forte and draw
IT, branches References Of the highest responsibility
d. ib-on Academy, Davss music store and
Mrs. Andersons stationery store.
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JUVENILE Books for PrcsenssJus received from every
publisher in the country and comprising all the
books for young people, beautifully In hs printing and hind
TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec II Booksellers, near eh
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3, =. r....a..s = ~. u.,..a s......

IN pursuance ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
Und States Of Aneeas 10 heby declare and make known
public sales will be held the undernenoned land onlce
me stais " MICHIGAN Al The periods hereinafter dessnAed 70
wit; ~ u
Az ss land once GRNEsEE, commencns on Monday, ths
seyen tsy OF January sale OF the pubic lands situated
within The following sections and parts OF secuons 70 W
Nerih Of he base line and east Of the principal meridian
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North Of the line and Of the principal msridan
sw.RA 3. X ID; Sc ri; ~; NV. ( vi
NV %; NV. %; E. u AND NV 3.T. IL ~, n. 6W.
sW.,k 2; W. and Sc kGE 3 III
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d Il H. w.
Ne K II, w ( ~ NV. K 4; Ne K s..r. II n, R. wv.
sw. k6s. kSs;E and NV. X % 10;
II; NV \ 10 Isl Sc y; 10 20 M -,
sM sns ST. SsS$sS NV NV I ana w ". ss sswS
k@ y and Sc X 10; NE. X II; 10; 2o
NJ 0 NV \ %; B. u and sw. X as
W. ana Ne s s. i and Ne < I; sE. 10 NJ I" w.
81; sM. % z y. wv q; NE
2s sw X %, Sc 4 3 Ne. III u;
sW "a T. S. w. S8....::........T IT. II n, r. W.
s% W. i! y - 81 a g. sw nj 81 am. and
s u. sws, ma sfa W. " Es s;.SS u. SsssEk.s
I,ss 81 I'M 10; ia....T Il n, r. low
Lands appropriated by for the Of schools military
other purposes, win be excluded from sales.
Offering Of lands will be
appointed the order In which advertised
ed, closed kept open longer
than weeks private Of Of the lands viii be
mittcd until amer ne expiratsn Of the weeks.
Given under hand Washington this fifteenth
Of September Domini thousand eight hundred
nine.
by the PRESIDENT
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Every entitled the right Of preempuon
lands within the townships above enumerated required
sh the the Satisfaction % register
land ONCE and make therefor practicable
e sseins s NOTICE. and before the day appointed Cor
mencement Of the public sale Of The lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited
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SIHVTNG sOAP.-On hand and for sale quantity
u Naples Compound Shaving Soap This compound may De-
pended upon the quality Of protecting
on result obtaining surface, capable
sistne hardness ehappng Put up in porcelain
o sale by WIN. FISCHER,
! Dec 10
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UPLAND OR MOUNTAIN RICE.

This yields fine crop on poor, sand '
ridges, and viii not thrive on lands that
are wet. II dilEars but very little 10 ltssp.
pcarance from tho low land rice, except
tina, il grows 10 only about half the height.
It's generally sown in drills about eighteen
inches apart, md worked both with tho
plough and hoe TO keep on, grass and
weeds. Ii may DO sown 10 tho Southern
States from tho beginning to tho end OF
March. II yields good crop of hay tho
i:st season, and then springs up from the
same roots the following spring. Two
bushels Of seed are sufficient for an acre.
Another method thought BY some to be
better is, to SOW broadcast, harrow in. and
then cover the ground two inches thick
with old rice straw, which will keep down
the grass and weeds, and nourish the grow
ing crop. The upland rice will yield about
1000 lbs. per acre.-Americaa Agricul.
furist.
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Philadelphia Type Foundry.

No : Pear 81 near he EreAapge, PHILADELPHIA.
ypllE Subscriber having made great improve
~ men.s IN hi, method Of casting type and
mixing Of metals and had thorough revision OF
his matrices, the faces Of which arc not cxccllfd
IN beauty and regularity OF cut, by any 10 the
country lat,ers himsclf hat by strict person
Al attention 10 business, and employing none bu,
the most skliial workmen, hc is enabled TO offer
4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
IL . constantly adding to his stock q lA4t i.
raa from the best woikrnca II hi. aud other couo.
sres, and having lately procured from Earo2e,
great variety OF NEW FACES and OGNA
NENJS, soltcii' the attention Of Pr,a,ef- thereto
SPocIDcas VIII be sen, 10 those sishiGg 10 order
Presses, Chases, Cases, Tuk, Stands G4llsvs
Brass Rule, and every olhrr article needed 10 inr-
nish complete Printing Once, supplied al the
shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
o the newest 'iy'u and Of al Sizes, Carefully put
ap ~ fonts Of correct proportion,
ALEXANDER ROBB.
Aug 30, lsls ad.4to
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A Curious fact in Butter Making. -Ac.
cording to Professor Johnson the time and
frequency Of thinking have great influence
on the amount Of butter yielded by milk.
II COW DO MIXED once a day, he says,
the milk will yield seventh part more
butter than an equal quantity Of that which
10 obtained by two In'lkings in the day
When the milk is drawn three times a day,
it is more abundant but still less rich. 1t
has also been remarked that the mornings
milk is Of better quality than that obtained
in the evening.
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Common school Advocate.
LrEg0SPE;CTVS.

EhVFTE EN- -.
sufficiently tupportcd, the subscribcr intends
II 70 publiths monthly asPer ofc.ght pages, iof
The purpose u dlilusug information on the sub
ret Of odoeaiion--witb the etpcclai view Of in
proving tho character Ct our Common Schools.
1t ia intended 10 give an socoun, drawn from
the public documents and other sources. Of The
origin sud progress Of our Common School sys
ten. 10 compare It With that Of other States here
and n Europe. thu, sting our improvement over
former years aud suggesting tho means of over
coming The defects aud difficulties uudor u hich
se sl,Il labor. This vii lead Us to investigate
the sources from which school funds are derived
'hs MOODS Of their application, tho preservation
Of order Ia schools. Tho selection OF proper book
fof study, tho rcefcatiou suitable for tho pupl!s
NE ifoalmcui necessary tor different disposL
tons, SC.
And believing tina, ,hr State which wnna i'm
prove its schools must hrsl improve It's teachers.
portion OF our columns w,ll be devoted TO the
anestions--l Io~ pto our schools to be supplied
aith competent irachers2 How Is the standard
'oi education % be ral'cd, and tho setyic : 81 a
band secured who are vol qualtiled to 20 forth
and in thc spiri' Of love, labor for The advance.
uent Of The chl'dlcn who are placed under their
charge
Rut Education ~ a word Of very rxteesivc
meaning, and although tho primary Object Of the
publication may frequently take w. into the school
room, We do not intend to DO always confined
there. Dor subject matter lie tue human mind
end tue inhuencos--goud and bed, with view
oil preventing The one ard strene lhcnlnp the 9th.
(Which can be brought TO operate upon it..
That lhl' j. theme Of The deepest mon,sn, none
can deny II gtasps tho interests no, Of this
world uniy--it reaches through eternity. VIZ
thall not hesitate then as occasion muy demand
50 enter The family circle TO place ourselves on
INC streets or minEle in the busy crowd md there
Fet forth the rules oI life and principles ofcopduet
winch We believe will promote the good Of our
race here and rebound TO orr everlasting welfare
in tho liie which IL to come
Tho publication will be commenced in Grerns.
horo, so soon as sufficient number of snbscti
bers can be obtained TO dcfray the expenses of
pf'nt'ng-to DO printed on fair type, al 50 cents
year, payable on the receipt OF tho first number
Letters relating to the paper may be directed
tpos' PAID 10 Ncreu. Mtndenhan, Jame,town
Cuiliofd county, N. C..
Subscriptions also received at the Patriot ofire
The papers Of the State, mud others fticnalv IN
he cause OF Education uro requested 10 publish or
notice tho above.
NEREUS MENDENUALI.
ID mo. I, lsig
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sears New d Popular Pictorial
Description OF the u. states,

containing an accoun, Of The Topography, - tie
neni, History, Revolutionary and other interest
ING eyerts, Statistics. progress in Agriculture.
hanuiaeIGfc Population, SC, 4 G., OF each State
IA thc Union
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READ TuIs EVIDENCE uEREor crar,
Though j; cannot give the saved orr -eala.
II gives Treasure far more gi0u Is, Htlrg

Aongh u cannot give the saved orc realh
Il gives Treasure far more gi0uaas, nt4L7B.
usIrrp STATES IAasH,L's orrcf
New York, December s, l-41.
Mes.rs. Wyatt 4 kstoAam:
Gentlemeu- understanding TIA, YOU are Ia
general agents Tor the sale OF "Dr Jtham'. ys.
getab's Elcciuary," for the cure Of Plies, t.ye
deemed II my duty TO volunteer recommend.
ton 10 behalf Of that invaluable medicine Ihas
been afflicted ior many years with Piles, and Ha,G
tined various remedies, bot with M bc.efe.l. &.
fects. Indeed, began to consider ny c4s. l'tf.
ly hopeless. Bot ebou, the FIRST Of September las
wa- prevailed upon by friend to make rl
Of the above named noa.icine. took Ais al,ics
and rejoice to cay thai ] am not only reas1sd,
but, as beliyo perfectly cured. | most carr,s.
ly recommend It to all who may have the uss..
tune to be afflicted with that annoying ara aa.
gefous disease. Very respectfully your obosta
servant. ELY MOOR
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Try u.-Now is the tIme TO make Green
Corn pudding; take two quarts Of green
Corn, grated, one quar-, Of milk, three fresh
eggs, ono tablespoonful Of sugar, one table.
spoonful Of -four, and half table. spoonful
Of salt, mix we'll 10 dish, and bake three
or four hours,
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Nrlu GOODS.
"HE Subscriber hos just received q
Il fresh supply Of Goods, consisting Of
the following articles, viz.

Nhb Cuuscfloef nus Just received
Il fresh supply OF Goods, consisting Of
the following articles. viz.
SAE.rI.SSs
Peppermint, Cinnamon. Rock, barley, Lemon,
klsse', Hearts, Stars, &c.
Fruits,
Ra:ins. Figs, Lemons. Pfures, Ci,rou and Cur.
ran,s.
Nuts.
Almonds, Pecan. English wslnu,s, (fresh) Bra.
zIl Nuts and filbens
Crackers.
Sugar, Butter and Soda Crackers and PHO, Bread.
Preserves.
Ginger, Pine Apple. Cuen and Lemon.
Gr&crieS &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Mclasses, Cheese. Rice, Port.
Madeira Tenei'fs. and Malaga Wines, Spirits Of
different kinds, Cordial. Cider. Vinegar. Ginger,
Pepper. AIlspiee, Backing, Mustard, saleraius
Soda, Powder, Sboi. Lead, sc &c.
Miscellaneous.
Toys Of various kinds, Envelope. End Note Pa
per for parties, SnUif BJIes and SnuF, Pock.
3, Looking Glasses, Percussion Caps. Toilet
Powder Soap, Cologne Water Flesh Balls. pock-
II Combs. Pms, Needlos, Bo5kin,, D4tsers. Pens
md Holders, Fancy BoIcs. Fish Hoos-, Hooks
lad Eye', sun Glas'es. Tseks snd Shoe Thrs1e,
OPP Books. Poke, Book. sad Purses. su.pen
ie", Harmoniears, Key Baskets. Fiddlss,r.axs,
slate Pencils, Marbles, 90, Sc.
: All which 10 10 desirous Of selling.
TT. HoLroN.
Charlotte, May IL. 1919. 2-tf
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PllIFER & YoRKE.
Latter from Major DugrB HcDggaid, Crane
Creek Post Office

StHT i'vH .VsJU DUIID NC DNEutd, tTaNt
Creek Post Office.
dooEE County y. C., DEC. %. 1913.
Dr.. ]. knhl-Dcsr Sir:
Lady IN thii county. afflicted with a nervous
complaint RclapsUs Uieri, Fiaor Albus, and a
somewhat dergnged mind, caused b. ubsirucious.
<as for about twelve months offended by iour Of
cur eminent physicians, wi,hou, any etiact, and
every one FuccessIVely declared her ncUrablc, ard
lhSi she bad TO die She Thea procured tgo bot
Ties Of Jour Abyssinia Mixture from me, which
cured her cn,Irely. She has since married, aud
- 10 pefieo, good health aud happy. The A6ys.
sinia Mixture has likewise proved yery cilicacious
10 many other diseases, bat particularly 10 female
d.sca'es 10 which IL should have tie preference
Of all others.
Yours obcdcnly.
DUGALD NcDUGALD
ltscUise on hand and Tor sale Df kuhfs Re.
storer, Ua.ycrsal Plaster, God Mine . tlsam, sc.
I J. HOLTON, Agent,
ChaHotic Y. {.
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~ Notice.

TflE undersigned wi-he. 10 engaged in the
Il Mercantile Business at Charlotte, North
Carolina, and would like TO form a Copaft.
nership with some gentleman Of respectable
character and influence, who can command a
Cash Capital, or with some person now engaged
in the same line Of business. Having lived in
New York for several years, have made an nc.
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that will be an advantage 10 mo In purchasing
Goods, Nc. Any Communications addressed 10
me ut Steel Creek. N G., will receive attention
and treated with confidence.
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