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al point, will not yield more! No matter how much
he may denounce the Wilmot Proyiso as unjust and
partial in its nature. and matter how strongly he
may intend to oppose it on those groundsis it GER
tain that he will not defend Gen. Taylor and apollo
gize for him, after he shall have signed it. Our
great danger onthis question in giving way inch
by inch. One concession. all experience has de-
monstsated, but payes the way for new demand {;
and thus we of the South have been backing and the
North advancing. fer the last ten years; The time
has come when we must stand to our posts and upon
rights-Or be strodden down, degraded, and our
property taken from as. What say the people of the
Eighth District Will they continue TO yield. and
thus ultimately lose all their rights involved in
this question, and the at OF will they, by
taking bold position and just one, sGre themselves
and the Union ako2 We sincerely hope that thew
will look into these things at once turn the facts
over in their minds as they really exist and then de-
termine for themselves - .t4f s.f:
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y5HE health of thousands has been restored by this
medicine when all other remedies have mleds 2
is enreiya vegetable preparation. and may be taken
by any one with perfect safety to the most delicate
stituton. It's operations not simply to suspend the
to sound and perfect health 1t prepared by
lar physician and the result of extensive practice of
several wears in a bilious climate. .}fa
Numerous certificates, from of the highest res
testfying to the great efficacy of this med
cine can be seen application to the undersigned Also
small treatise on the causes treatment, and cure of Fe-
yer and Ague and other diseases of bilious characters
of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co. s
Agent, for Raleigh and vicinity.
S. ]. H1NsDAIE, Druggist, Agt for Fayetteville. &c.
Raleigh, July lS49. 4 g. >i4sy - 765-6m. q
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mARRrED,

In Pittsborough on Thursday evening th2l st ultimo
by the Rev. p. w. Archer, DR.. Morgan Gloss to Miss
Margaret A. White, second daughter of the late VIM w
White, of Wake, County.
. At the Meadows Va on the Goth inst. by the Rev.
Robert c. Galbraith, DR. Leonfdas Taylor, Of Oxford
NJ c. Miss Frances Jane, eldest daughter of the late
DIR. VIM. Wortiiington of Brunswick, Va.
In Jones county, on the Goth uit, by the Rev A
Owen Col C.. H. Foy to Miss Elizabeth P. daughter Of
John Oliver ESD
Near Washington the Goth ult, John Hargrove
Esq, of Granville county, to Miss Mary daughter o
Allen Grist Esq. e'i' ..,s-. s,ss.s st
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THE MARKETS.

, scStssse-
~ .sss .9 .s PETERs Buas, June %, ls49.e
ToBAcco-IT Tfse market the past week kept much
the same as we lef itin last fsports The breaks
continue fair. Lngsxange from 24 to- 1$3A: Common
Leaf 81 to $44; Fair to Good 45 to $6a Very Good
and Fine to 49, One fine hhd manufacturing brotsht
the latter price to-day. - p -. 90 -, ss2 -
CoTros. The stock here is now very small and pri
ces have consequence, gone up still more since our
last There sale to-day Of about 1OJ bales at &c.
We quote "a TO scas .s.'l foysi..se5 . al ~
CohNyS IsEyery much wanted by our millers and for
few thousand bushels good prcecould be had, We
have no sales 10 report. ers
WnEaf. None of the crop has yet appeared in the
and have been made that we hear Of
FIoSn yRis aEticIe continuesdall Only retail sales
making at 4ktes$41,ser 81 $50 -. s.
:Bkc6S. THERE'S good demand for Bacon Sides OF
to 7c; Shoulders6A to 463c; Va cured Hog Round ID
to &c. s. ..5.s.zf - E.5e zsssass Republican.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS! |!

E 70 iaH aHg BY eEXKsRESS,- r~ff1r 80 q secs
Another Supply of Mexican and California Hats,
-.--z--- - For Men and Boys.
JUST at hand from New York, complete assortment
81 of Merican and CuLifornia HITS FIR Men and Boys
Also superior lot of Leg1or's, Panama Becrcr 8
HoLeski,, Hats of the latest fashins. f-.,a s. q
Splendid Blue, Blk and invisible Green Czofhs, 49,
Drap de'Ete and Alpaca CoatingS, ,, ,s,... y h..
Super French Cassimers aRd DriAings,
Silk and MerFaes FeSt'ngs, p s.-sy
Silk and Linen Pocket Handkfs, ------
Beautiful Silk and Linen Barages, - .r~s<zz=
Silk Tissues and GRENADINES,
Extra Rich French Musins and Lawns -
Linen Lustre's, & Elegant small figured Calicoes,
Splendid Hermann Silk and Barege Shawls and Scars
Super Swiss and Jackonet Muslin s. i''z'e- .' -
Bishop Lawns and Saccariila Cambk, 40 P. ..~
Irish Linen and Long Lawn, 7.. = =.
Rich Fringes of every shade, 1t =.
Linen, Thread and Cambk Handkfs,
Ladies Fine Slippers, Caters and Shoes, -,
Silk Umbrellas and Parasos. -. -.
- - .I.a3 ia, MITCHELL, !.
Raleigh, 4th July, ls49. 'iF ~ ;. = ,765--
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Furnishing WarehOuse
Herrickl & Scudder.
95 William street, New York,

ag 95 William Street, New York, o7'(
NASUFAcTURERs, INPoHTERs, AND DEALERS IN
GHIRTS, Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, Shoulder
CBraces, Stocks Cravats, Opera Ties, Scarfs Money
Belts, Under Garments Gloves Sans, Linen Bosoms,
Handkerchief Hosiery, Buckles, Suspenders, Bomba-
zines, &c t@s1 s- -''
The above stock will examination be foutd not
only Attractive, Extensive and Full, but Cheap.
Our long experience in the business aud knowledge of
manufacturing with the facilities of purchasing are such
that we confident offer inducements that can
not be surpassed by any House in this city '-'
Particular attention paid to orders and the packing of
goods. ,sr|fss HERRICK- d SCUDDER,~
95 William Street, Opposite Platt Street New York
David A. Herrick. oet Israel w. Scudder
July 2, ls49.' .atf'.- 765-i0t.
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Administrators 1 Notice.

T1HE Subscriber having qualified at May Term Of
Wake; Ganntys Court, Administrator of David
Holland etead hereby gives notice of the fact. and
requests aIpcrsos hod claims against said estate to
present them for payment, prescribed by law.
Persons 4adebted to said estate will please for
ward and settle.t = - H- s-H - s-f..--ltr a-s'a
r..-3 Ia. a.pfa.a AI.SEY HOLLAND, adm.
Wake july g. Is49. e- .'-il'- @'765-3t pd.
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WARREN NORTH CAROLINA . 4.
L. ~-ct..n-l.. q G1an1rrlanako Cnrirnnt

White Sulphur & Chalybeate Springs
ETHHE Proprietor of this establishment has the sasac
ton of announcing to the public, that since the last
season he has greatly enargeand improved hsbudings
so as to be able accommodate much larger number,
and to offer still greater attractions to those may
visit this pleasant and heahful resort; trouble or
expense will be spared to render his patrons comfortable
and satisfied.
The medicinal properties Of the Sulphur water have
been amply tested during the last eight years by large
number of visitors, and its beneficial results strlksy
dispayed in the relief of dyspepsia affections Of
the liver jaundice, diseases of the skin, &c Another
Spring has been discovered in the vicinity Of the etab-
lishment an analysis of which proves that s cartoon
cited chalybeute, resembling the waters OF Iunbrldge
Wells the most celebrated of all the chaybeate waters
Of England 1t is mild and gentle tonic and IN the
opinion of the physicians who have examined it, and
witnessed its effects in cases during the last season.
must prove beneficial tonic in dyspepsia chorosis ut
crime nervous and neura lGc affections conEcetod with
debility and of especial service to persons living IN ma
ous regions of country whose blood has been robbed
of its normal proportion of iron by repeated attacks OF
maaria fevers ,ila .--. -
A fine Band of Music will be in attendance during the
,
Persons travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
will always find hack ready for their accommodation at
Henderson andIat the Warrenton Depot There will be
a daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs
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Administrators A Notice.

4 Administrator of the E state of William Armstrong
N dec d. and also of Isabella Armstrong decd have
settled up the estates and made return of my accounts
June Term of Person County Court and have
hand ready to pay out the distributes their shares
All persons interested are notified to apply, as shall
hold tho funds without accounting forinterest-ths lSh
Of June lS4g. al SAMUEL IA. HORTON, FAdntr.'
's,June 1s.fIs49 ~ =, - str r765-6w.
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NOTICE.

ON theirst of August next, will sell, at public
Isalc Oh credit for six months, the House and Lot
on FayetteFie street, the city of Raleigh on which
Mrs. G. tt*Lcws now resides. Bondw approved Sc
cury required. Possession given on the day otsaleh
desired. -: aEgt-.I- -a1-- r.,:.sr.. ss1q -.
!1E VIM H. BATTLE, sa Sl1 Exrs of j.
..q-- rfs RICHARD H. BATTLE,5 w. Lewis.
June S,..1s49.- lt. a. -. '.,764-3t.
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.DaGUERREOTYPEs.

DAGUERREOTYP
YTNAKEN perfectly by JOHN C. PALMER who has
recently received all the Improvements from the
North. He now works with the celebrated quick prep
Grafton .,ss- .i-..:i4 ,.-,s- i.lra -s-.--..s..a
:: .CELEROTYPE, 20,
which is decidedly, improvement in the Art His
Gallery is in Pamer and Ramsay,s Jewelry, Store. :.
- :. -, ,>,a .,l -, JOHN G.. PALMER.
:. Raleigh, June ~ .s.t = -.-.' 765-
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FORESFVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY :.

THE Second Session of the above Institution, will
last day Of November- Crenshaw, Principal aided
by Lady experience and competency Tuten, paya-
bic at the close of each term, 81 so to SO, accord
ing to the studies pursued. Music Piano with use
of Instrument, 81 s. Wood Tax SO cts Board including
washing fuel, &c. in Forestville 81 to So per month
and in the neighborhood Sc Books, and all Stationary
necessary atics be bought at the place, usual
terms. earnestly advised that Pupils be present at
the opening of the Session. and let trivial cause detan
them from School inse day of the Term Forestvile
is healthy location and surrounded by neighborhood
proverbiai for its intelligence and morality -
y-r.l -.gs .1l:.iae l. JAMES S. PURIFY, Secy.
. NForestsille, Wake County, 80 1.a y fa.i 81 =.
-a June 1st 1s4s., .3a, - aai5:- 76I-4w. e
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Umbrellas, Paraso & ParasoIettes,
- MANUFACTURES BIZ, STEAM AT -
THE ASfERICAN DfANUFACTORY,. -
l ssss 256 Pearl Street, New York,
>. (Sign Of The three Golden Um6reflds)
in want Of an assortment of Um-
brelIas and Parasols, obliged payne second
profits but call at the Manufacturers, who
making 1900 daily Ivy the introduction of Steam aud
New Patent Machinery, and enabled to produce the
best and elegant styles of goods and sell them
rate, with which they defy competition. 800 .'.i "a
at74a5.- ri - ISAAC SMITH, & Co. . .t,sEtas
sslt taaria Manufacturers, New York.
P. S. We have branch of our House established in
Boston, Mass at No. Seawe Block, Milk street where
we shall be happy to see our friends L. S. & Co.
July, 1s49 '.24~' 81 765-l2E p
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MoRDS OF WISDOM.

Our friend Forney, of the Philadelphia Pennsylva-
nan in noticing COL Benton's recent Speech at jeff
erson Ci.y utters the following sound and patriotic
sentiments. We cordially endorse every word that
follows: $50 ,-.' - a-e -.- <-''N' :
at is alleged that he is looking forward to the
Presidency; and that his speech at Jefferson city IS
the advertisement of his candidacy. do not Know
if It is so but for one we set face decidedly
against all movements of this sort at the present early
day. The Democracy OF this country VIII not enteT
prematurey into presidential canvass "hicn Will
require all their wisdom to carry to successIul con-
clusion. Two years hence will be time enough to
think of candidate for their suages In the mean
while our energies will be required to expose tne
Vaccinations of the common enemy-to watch ms
moyements-and TO .counteract his lntTlgnes. ne
that asks us now to embark intestine war among
ourselves as who shall be our candidate for the
Presidency; is the worst enemy OF the democrauc
party, and of the country. The candlaate OF tng T
Democracy in 1852, must be democrat above all
suspicion. He must not have been against the pop
uIar will on the Texas question, and the formidable
mpedment in the way of the success OF our claim 10
the whole of Oregon. He must not have been cold
to the late glorious administration and silent in the
midst of hosts of the unscrupulous enemies OF De
mocracyj He must not have been indifferent to the
Democratic policy upon the WAL He must NOT De
1reEv selfish man, tuiM sypathies only for his o'Un
kindred and pride Of opinion acich Is ten 'nduged
Ia The erpe,,se ois best friends. However lnconsis-
tent and selfcondemnatofy it would be TO democracy
10. nominate such man for the Freslaehcy' tne t
go -.
democrat can be held up before the country. as a
candidate for that high Office, and hope to maintain
himself with reasonable success before the country
until the day when the final selection IS MADE e
We learn from letter from Washington that Sena.
tor Mangum of North Carolina, WHO'S at present a,
the. canito is open-mouthed in his denunclatlono OF
the administraton-say that every pledge has beer
violated, and the existing, dynasty disgraced. 7s
''o'"'s0' Norfolk Argus..a
g. w saw it stated, several weeks since, that sena
tor Mangutn had written to Mr.. Ewing complalnnlng
in the most pointed terms against the system Of pro
scription adopted at Washington SLne tru'l ls' ~
honest man can look unmoyed upon the: fragrant ane
deliberate manner in which Gen, Taylors pledgeso
this subject have been violated. The American peo
nile will hold the selfish Cabal who have him II
their possession, and who control him to purposes
evil and to the injury of his own character g strc
accountability. Let them enjoy 50 the spoils .~hei
they may, for their days are numbereds- 's''
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ChoIera. ChoIera. .

4 IL Who may be apprehensive of having Cholera or
N Diusrhea. in the families should send to the sub
scriber and get Bottle Of Bernard's DiarrhGa Medicine
L is Of the ever prepared for Cholera,
children. A.. ...q... =. s-,.9as p. F. PESCUD.@
: Rzeioh June g. S49.sss.-.s tFs +. ~. s762--.g
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$500 REWA ARD.
A PROCLAMATION.

a FhOCLAMA11OINs@s''i
BY his ExeeIlency Charles NEanlys Governor Of
the state of North Carolina.
WHEREAS it has been made appear to me, that
w Needham Stevens, charged with the crime of Ne
gro stealing and John P Williams, convicted Off simi-
lar offence, have broken Sampson County Jail and Asd'
probably, beyond the limits of this State isd hao
Now, to the end that the said Needham Stevens may
be brought trial for said offence and thatthe said John
P. Williams may be arrested and receive the sentence OF
the Law, do hereby issue this my Proclamation offer
ing reward Of $780, for the apprehension and delivery
of the said John p Williams to the Sheriff of the said
County of Sampson; O reward of $500 for the arrest
and confinement of either Of them, the said Needham
Stevens the said John p Williams, any Jail in this
State. .,lt -aii1ff '4a e-st F-a o ~ 'f-i 30
10 e..z ~ zsG3.E; y DEsCRIPrI6N/ rs9itaC a.."t
Needbam Stevens is tall in stature, dark heavy fea~
tures and about 40years cid. =
John p Williams is about 40 years of age, feet or
inches in height. Lame, leg about OF inches
shorter than the other brown hair. 81 r. fS isrgf
,NSEm1 Given under my hand, and the Great Seal
of the State of North Carolina, at tho City
xMSAaE& of Raleigh, this 23rd day Of June, A. D:
22SSfifS 1s49.i IT 5--.5, CHARLES, MANLY
BY the Governor, 90. s'
LANGDoN G. MANLY, Private Secretary.
Raleigh, June 90, 1s49. ze5-4e
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" The improvement in the complexion caused by the
use of DR.. OsgooPs India Cholagogue is one OF the
prominent tests of its healthy action upon the hillary
gans The appearance of the skin denotes with much
certainty the condition of the hyer especially if the de-
rangeent of hsorgan has been of long standing
ern men carry in their counenances the marks of their
residence, from the almost universal effect Of bilious
climate upon the liver and through this upon the
compcxion.es ..T,- -e;:5I $50 ass,.--f .-1as-
= The above, excellent medicine may be found at Will
L1aMs, HAxweeD, & Co, Druggists, Raleigh N. c.
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XXTe arc requested to announce JAMES T. MARRIOTT,
w Esq. as a Candidate for reelection to the County
Court ClerI56iip, at the ensuing August election.
June e7 5fA4fi - 764-
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shall also attend at the places for the purpose
of collecting oil due for the year S4s and respect
fully invite and request the people Of the County Of Wake
to meet me within their several Districts. -st}F
CALVIN J. ROGERS, herf.
June 23d, 1S49. t.-.. 764-lm.
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North Carolina Rail Road.

North Carolina Rail Road.
NOTICES hereby, given that on Frday.he goth day
of July next Books for Subscription to the Capital
Stock of the North Carolina Rail Road Company will
be opened in the Gty of Raleigh, -and will be kept
open for thirty days thereafter. '
JOSIAH o. WATSON,
-e -, DUNCAN X. McRAE,
-..' - THOMAS J. LEMAY, a
;ss CHAS. l.. HINTON, n
1''' ~ ..:,.. WILL. w. HOLDEN. .-.
Raleigh, June 90, Is49. .,. r. 765td-
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WE are requested to announce Henry B. HAYES
w Esq: as Candidate for the Office of County
Court Clerk at the ensuing August election .ss.
M.y 17 laAe..- 764-
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@. L.. RurcIl. & Co.

WYE are now manufacturing the very best peg Boots
w that.can be made and sell them as cheapas if
made North Call and look at hem price for the best
from sS5 to- 6, and warranted to stand. <-gl a.
June %, 1s49, l,oq;-.,ss z-#.-r =, ,s764--.i.
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WE are requested to announce Captain GEoReE z.
w B. S1xsELrARY, of Wake, Candidate to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Maj General
Crenshav in the 7th Division of North Carolina Militia
June 20, lS49. 764-te.
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FRRo5n TnE CHERoKEE Cousrn1. rlI

Opinions of Dr. B. Randall the merit of Wistars
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. u EA.I
We have been induced in consequence of the benefits
received from this medicine to add testimony in favor
of its extraordinary healing properties We take great
pleasure in stating that have frequently used 1t our
self and administered others during the pastyear in
cases obstinate coughs cos soreness OF the chest
&c. and always with the most happy result We there
fore eheerfnliy recommend all afflicted with the above
diseases to try the Bafsarni of Wild Cherry. = =
=, =, -s sss, 7.--.st , .l',. Marietta HeLcoa.
None genuine, Unless signed I. BUTTs on the wrapper
+, For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co. Raleighs NC.
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State of North Carolina, Northampton Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June Term, 1919
Elizabeth Woodland et ais. rs. Peterson Tanner-Pcti-
yri' tsi:s titon for Partition of land.
w THEREAs tappears . the Court that the pcfen-
w dant Peterson Tanner is not resident of this
State it is therefore ordered that advertise ment for six
weeks be made in the North Carolina Standard for the
said defendant appear and plead, answer denr to
the petition, the same will be taken pro cOnsso, and
set for hearing e1Aparte. - :, - . : = .,.,
1Winess, John B. odom, Clerk ofourlsaid Court, the
first Monday in June, A. D. ls49 and in the 7Sd year
of our Independence. '.rl'i Si' 20 ''s.s ." 80
sesaas zesH .G.D*. JOHN B. ODOM, C. C.. c.
July a, 1s49. fqlq(Pr. Adv! $50 Alfd 1856
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CsS;tcr,s & opera Boots.

VTE win at the shortest notice make to order eithe
of the above articles in style that cannot sur
passed. - :. ...i,e5,r,.. o. L. BURCH eC5o:f
! June23, Is49. =: -. - II. 764-----
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"a -FatsCROTON BUILDINGS"
Umbrellas g. ParasOIs,' by Ma chincFY.

George j. Byrd, Manu}aetprer.e -.
~ j. B. would invite the particular attention of his
friends and Merchants visiting New erk; to give
w Warehouse, a4s = sssst Il a5s at;sy,-.s ~ I'd
Nos I4a and IA Broad1oay, (Crotoh BuiIdings9 =
between Cedar and Liberty Streets where there will
always found the most extensive assortment Of Um
brelas Psrasos, Parosofetes and Sun-shades, of his
own celebrated manufacture sale any quantity and
at grealy reduced prices -sg -x-s Is
G. j. B.. pledges himself that Umbrellas and Parasols
| every respect. -...z.s-:s---z--z- x
New York, July Is4s. = - 7o5-Ias.
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Families per month, Slo w
Families per week. 80. W
Families per day. w w
S;.ele pcrrson ncr week @ SO
Single person per day, 20
Children and Servants half price.
Horses per month, 10 W
Horses per week, W
Horses per day, 70
AxALTsIs OF THE WATER BY PROFESSOR HARDY%,
One quart (wne measures D. -s..s. - .3E-.-i.g r
contains sulphuretic hy- r .# ~.z.- ;-ga. +.
drogcn gas - s -. --s-r- %,Sos4 cuOie H.
Carbonc acid gas ....- q !5OO0 =, . .
Sulph. Magnesia 6.2 gralis
Suph. Lime ..e-t 3.9 -. ,.-r
Oxide of Iron ..a , Isl .srs afg . = - 7z~a
Murate of Soda .--...-.- ~. .s- .,.-a' 1...
Carbonate of Lime LOO % =. " ....
! June "a, ls4e. .sa., ,765--ew. =.
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rs a.3 oa... o. l.. BHFckls 81 Co..
EFAYEen hand of their own manufacturinga large as
d 1sortfncift of gentlemens Best Boots and shoes
..I,,ne, ga I849 - -t-..%l =. asT.-s9 s~ie E764
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U. s. Wholesale Clothing W4lreloUIsc,
Lewis & Hanford,
No! 1852, 254, 256. and 25s PEARL STREET
Between Fulton st. and Bufling Slip,) ~. si-f'-
.x,.se,., NEW YORK, -'Pl
HAVE HAND THE LARGEST AssoRrMEET or
GLOTHING in the United States adapted to all
Z Markets. In the article of Shirts and Drawers we
keep an endless variety Also the extensive
ufacturers- of OIL CLOTHING and Covered Hats in
the world Plain and Fashionable clothing of all knds.
Catalogues of stock seDt,by mail Orders promptly
filed. 3 . ,.4fcs LEWIS & HANF0RD, 7ssil
Sis Nos. 252, 254, l256, and 25s Pearl st. NJ. Va
July q lS49. z-5a / e.{f ss1Is q 565--12t =
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WE arc requested announce Gen. THOMAS j..
w PERsoS, Of Northampton County, as Candidate
fill the vacancylo:casioned by the resignation of Ma
or General Crensha the 7th Division of North Ca
rolina Militia ...t -r' 81 .---
July 8, ls49. Liz. .s.t.. .765-h
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PUBLIC NOT1CE.

!TNHE Candidates for County Offices will meet thoir
FeIlow-Citizens at the following times and places
The Captains within the respective Districts respect
fully requested give general notice of the fact.
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,as51t'si is2'FsC Clothing, Clothing. ..'
ETS0R bbaIEs bbafIgEsihs in Ready Made Clothing call on
II = s's@9S ~ .'o''T' ~ e. l., HARDING.
May Ilaa 1919. 60 60 * 7Ss--
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Just Received.

TNROM Philadelphia beautiful assortment of Ladie
II Shoes ehifdFeas do. mems slippers, &c.
: ;s,i.sss-7 .s.sf--- o. L. BURCH 6 Co.
E. June %, 1s49. e@r.@t f.2f 764-=
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| Boots, Roots, Boots. fsasg sI
TUSTato hand a lot of Miics' & Sons Pegged Boots
l. At HEARTT & ETTCHFORRSs
May %; ls4e .ets .gaL fte-Sa
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NIUCHUENA Lodge No 90 warrentOn, N. G. will
lNh be dedicated on Friday the Goth of July. An ad-
dress will be delivered. by the Rev. "A. Paul Repeton.
The Lodges of the State and Brothers Of the order gen.
orally, invited to attend.ss- .sea.. a57ilae.
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l<Hl - - Chewing Tobacco. -, :. i
a LOT of fine Chewing Tobacco on hand and Fsr
~ sale by - 80 a. b sTTrHeGz co.
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