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NEW BOOKS.

THE most elegant editions ever published.
Il Longfellow's Poems;
Longfellow's Prose Works, each in two elegant
small volumes, gilt.
ALso-The new edition of Waverly Novels, the most
elegant library edition published-only IS per
volume.
ALso-THE ARfIsT's BRIDE, Emerson Bennett, ne
Book, just reed. apo DUBELL Ii TrR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INV EST NJ e Mt!

~ - ssN - ~ , uvS - ~ y
49, FOR SALE
4 TALUABLE TRACT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town Of CanneltOn!
Consisting Of about hundred acres. one-half Of
which is bottom land and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All of it Is
embraced in plat of the town Of Cannelton, and is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
tracts is not mo-, ten minutes walk fro:l the
teusivc Cote srtory and principal coal mines. All
the products the land he sold on the soil to the
people Of the town. II is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices The land will eventually all
he wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings, Of which is worth $780, another worth
$3.50; the other beautiful cottage residence, cost 300
three years ago il. Either Of these houses
he had with the land, all of them, the purchaser
may wish they separatedb a street from the body
Of the land, and ar .nts laid of for resi-
dences. The property will he sold liberal credit
a responsible purchaser.
The location is of the most delightful the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and uit is the beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville The chief motive for Offer
ing it for ae, is that the property is too valuable
rent and needs attention than the owner can
present bestow it. Address apply the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. eNl-m N.Y.
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES.

WE have on hand and can supply any
chimes. They are the only true standard
for the truth Of which We refer to the
49, thousands that are using them.
HORNBR0OK a. CO.,
.-.- General Agents,
decl2 terr % Water street, Evansville.
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AMERICAN navy Oak um, navy and extra oaknm
N Manufactured Wy the Empire Oakum w orksc or
saieby SMITH, COOPER, l. CO.
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EV VII LIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

VVTE have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
W well assorted stock for printers and bookbnd-
ers, among which we name
800 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards.
As we'll as colered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
fiat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and colored Cards and
Card Boars, which have cut TO any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave tn call the attention OF dealers to
stock Of 300 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. lTENNEY L. SORENSON.
ap22.
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j. f. CAMPBELL.
EEL AND GRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,

BELL IND BPANS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, md,
MANUFACTURER of every description Of Brass
WI Work. of equal quality, il not superior to aDy.
thing manufactured in the East, and as favorable
terms. ...ta n.a
keep constantly on hand oil globes, stop, guage,
bib cylinder cocks; church, steamboat and hotel
bells; anti-riction metal soft and spelter solder, az
well complete assortment Of all other articles usu-
ally kept in this line of business. = p = ~
am also appointed sole agent in this CITY for the
sale ~ Jas ThompSOns celebrated leather beltirg.-
These hcltngs far SUPERIOR to anything vet offered
and have Invariably, when exhibited, been awarded
with the first premium. Samples of the be
seen at the establishment. s-a- .
Every description Of Brass Castings made To ORDER
anil furnished at Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid for oil "copper" brass
and zinc.
All orlers addressed to me will meet with prompt
and immediate attention. dec,55
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lSAW FEED STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
By II. ID. Hart,

- CORNER OF SECOND AND CANAL STREETS.
yBALED HAY, Corn, Bran, Shipstnf, No extra
k1 Flour, Chicken Feed, Crushei feed ana Corn
Neal in quantities to suit the trade All trade deliver
ed by express promptly. Grinding done TO accomino'
date the country trade. Thankful for the past favors,
hope by strict attention to buyers, for contnuanceo of
a liberal trade i- X b. HAhI.
-1s
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MEDICAL.


II - -
NVTE beg to call the attention Of the public TO IN
W following sworn certificate from one Of on
most respectable citizens Mr. Vain, the ather-in-law
formerly runmaker in PhiladclpAia: LIS
DR.. DuPRIE-near Sir:.I hereby certify that have
been afflicted with the Pes for near 20 years. TINT
thing else could hear of hut all tn effect for they
did me little or no good. About two months since,
and have the happiness to say that they have had the
desired effect thev have CURED ME Of This most dis
for am now 30 wears of age. I sincerely recommend
them to all afflicted with the above complaint.
Signed, y. VALE,
No. 20 Franklin street,
NEW YORK. August 18th, ls5s.
State of New-YorF,
New York City and County,
I, Joseph C. Lawrence, Commissioner Of Deeds in
and for the the se Of a New York. do hreg certify that
on the day Of the dite hereof before me personally
duly sworn depose and say that the contents Of the
foregoing certificate, signed by him true.
conmsoner Of DEEDS and Notary public q the State
Of New York and have affixed my Notaral Seal at my
Office the 18th day Of 56 tggPis 1 8 LAWRENCE
Commissioner of DEEDS and Notary Public.
We challenge the Of the Tinted States
to produce remedy equal to DR.. Duprie's Celebrated
Remedies for external internal Piles; 50 cents per
NV mail to any part of the United States. Sold by all
respectable druggists in the United States.
N. BAN Agent wanted, terms cash.
DIR. DUPRIE'S PILLS
Are unrivaed for purifying the blood, heinr an eec
tual remedy for Internal Piles, Salt Rheum, Ring
Worm &c, 800 reward wiz he paid any person that
prove thew contain anything injurious to the
tenn; Will be sent by mail To- any Fart Of the United
street. New York. and for sale by all respectable drug
gists in the u. States.
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
&c Nassau street, New York,
WM. j. REDPATH N co.
dec3 IS prDurierors.
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DISSOLUTION.

THIS copartneship heretofore existing between Joh
j Burtfs and O.. W. Cleavland, in the Milling busi
ness, under the style of Burtis Cleavland, dis
solved March 18th, by mutual consent.
JOHN BURTTS,
apo G. W. CLEANLAND.
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QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING ALL KINDS OF
LIQUORS AND VINEGAR,
Instantly, by the Use of
LACOUR,S ESSENTIAL OILS.
HyHESE OILS are obtained by Disilatlon, at the
Chemical laboratory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of
1o1 a-us PIERRE LACOUR, aaIt
Author OF Lacour's Chemical Analysts: Lacour's
Chemical Manipulations, LacOur on the Manufacture
Purchases are particularly requested to return the
hasks and obtain their money! II the vi does not give
perfect satisfaction.
-ld-a LABOUR's OIL OF COGNAC,
Converts neutral spirit to a superior imitation Of I'm
ported Brandes viz otard Sayerc, Marelt n9gac'
Cast;iiion and London Dock Branles. These liquors
will have null r RsseT whsEy viii m
the of the Oil OF COgnac 70 New York Brandy,
Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cosnac brandy, &c.
r.r'i LACOUR'S OIL OF RYE,
whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky, Bourbon Whis-
ky. &c, &c
OIL OF CEDRAT,
f,haore. common Rectifiei whisky old Irish Malt
Whisky, and superior article of Scotch W htsSy.
OIL OF PEACH,
Changes common Whisky u Virginia Peach Brandy,
&c. OIL Of Peach and OIL OF Cognac wii convert com
mon Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN,
Converts the poorest Whisky to Holland Gin, schne-
dam Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English Gin, NC
a1 LACOUR's CONCENTRATED ACID.
80 viii, in Eve hours after being mixed, change FIVE
gallons of good Vinegar and twenty tive gallons OF
water to thirty gallons Of the most acid Vinegar that
ear be found in the market. BY the use of Lacours
Concentrated Acid, Vine gar be made for dollar
xzd sixty cents per barrel. ~ - .-..t
r- FOR MAKING LIQUORS,
Lacour Oils require no preparation-onlv pour the
Oil into the Whisky, and shake well. The Liquors
thus male will have true natural aroma, ful rcn'
oy taste; beautiful transparent color and fine bead
ing common Whisky to Brandy, Gin, &c. The first
property combines with and subsidies in the form OF
kocuent particles the whole OF the grain oil, (Amyc
Alcohol The Whisky Is thus depressed OF that pecu
liar irrating and burning taste, and becomes neutral
sprit. The second property consists in an oily n.uc-
agnoris taste impaired to the liquor, which renders il
mellow; and imparts appearance of great age The
third property is exhibited the rich vinous nufty odo
that i impaired To the liquor, VIII ch renders dstnc
ton from the genuine brands impossible.
These Oils put up in quart TASKS each hask con-
taips sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of
iiquor Full and comprehensive directions accompa-
ny the bottles
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
II For sale at the corner of st. Charles and Poy-
dras streets - ! ~ ~
lv hacked aui shipped, with bill Of dng, to any part
of the country upon the receipt ~ ten dollars IN the
a ddress Of - Y. LACOOk, New oric.snS- ,
Purchasers requested, as guarantee OF g9oi
ith, furnish US the mime OF any house IN New UT
ans. and will ship item package OF the oiis IL
do not perform all that Is claimed for them, hey
mi cost nothing. .lf jan5 'S1-1y
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lust RECEIVED
y LOO bags prime Coffee
- bbls Tar, send. f., t.,.a
p do Resin.
20 do Pitch,
20 bags fine Salt, Id, .lIH
5bbls pure ground Ginger,
do Flour Sulphur,
do Chalk,
Zoo do Prime Rel,oled Moasses,
- half bbls Plantation do
- hbls st. James s. III. Molasses,
~ bills 81. Louis 81. Sugar
200 Bog's asS'd Window Glass;
10 biis Linseef Gil,
3 cases Iudgo.
10 bags Pimento,
10 do Pepper.
3hhls Putty, rf...
5do Alum, in store and for sale hv
anil ORR, DALZELL & co.
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Supreme Court,


The following cases have been decided in the Su.
pieme Court at Morganton, August Term, 1857.
NASH. G. J. Den IN dem oc Rood Ior,,,,t
from Mcdowell Judgment affirmed eN''''
Edmops,nn Y Sh,lt0n fran, J,cl.n,, T,,l,,,,...
affirmed. ''''''
Frances Y Love in Eopitv fran, To,,,.,,l M,
dismissed with cost. aug ''''' '''''
State y Mott from Caldwell .sAonooIs ,;,e,,,i,,1
DALEY Raw from Yanccv poir,i,r han Is.1 We
ment. but poys cost '"'s
Den ON dem. of j. Stewart Y. Rutbrrcord .1od,,.
mrnt affirmed "''e
Hardy y. Andrews from Rpnconho irl,,,,,,,t
affirmed
Doggclt v, Scrogrs. from, Naturalization Rn lie.
missed with cost &C Y '' >'''
prAWsoy J. Wilson y, FNNcr of ., from, Hon.
dc,son Bin dismissed ' ~" avn
Bqunick and wife v Bowman chi from, p,,bor
ford Decree for amount rcnortcd Y
Chastein v. pbillips. from Macon ,hdocn,cnt go.
vcrsed Venirc dc novo
Balock v Peak. in Equity, from yapccv \pcmur.
r,r oyr,YuIed
Uomcslcy v Uoour from Cleove1ond Jpd,M.o+
Sta,or Roor G.or, yo,,,o,. 1,..,.,, NJ.
0NS'''~'N "'''''''
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4 7 A NETTING or THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~ "l N" W y. e Il Il Co., held this day, II was
hn"'nH That book be opened ct thp b. ia Aurus next,
FIR 'b, 81 bwpion IT s'2oun' additional stock to the W
sc, H. t. &. lat tbr GLOWING places to.wit
0hlrm.u.i der the direction # Arch Henderson, D. A.
Dave, W Murphy, t. +. Fmicy W. Ellis, or any
ir".I them.
11,synrr ~ o Gillespie 4 X Smonton. J. +. Alex.
un..EJ, W, stockton, W. =. CALDWELL or any three of
them.
N.Nr4' D y. Got'lcr, Geo. Setter A. ~ Powell, NJ. H.
NcE'rntr, JONAS Bo-t. any three Of them.
IElpUsYIilr. 4 {. Ncluiu,h A. Carson, K. Watts A
NJ. B,gIn, y. lrir, or any three Of them.
Lr,"rn. Il y B'go " Louo'r = +. Patterson John
l.rr., JAS Harper, or any throrof them.
LHrol yros II ". nuon, G. C. cndcrson L. D. Thomp.
son, W. j. llok" f lhilcr, any Il rec Of them.
MoWG,uoN-E. j. Erwin. 7 George Walton Jacob SeagIe
W i. Mckr,suu W, e, Erwin, or any three ot Them
MAmnN C. l. :. tuwruIug, A f. F,nlcv A. NJ. Erwin
Wa. MIwphy, J. & Nhtsuu, or any three Of them
AsuNlLE-J W. Patton y. W. Wuodfn, A :. Mcrriman
w. W. Mcdowell, John BERGEN or any three OF them
After the book, have remained open for sixty dnvs the
Commissioners will please report 10 me, in Statewide
H. f. SlMONTON,
secretary a"d Treasurer.
August u, 1851. 7S-iw.
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Coal in the United States.

! The last Scientific Amerieda contains an interest
ing article on the subject of the American Coalfeds,
accompanied by map showing the extent Of the
coal formations. At general glance, says the
american, the whole triangular basin enclosed be-
tween the Alleghanes on the east the great plains
of the Far West, and the high lands of Upper Can
ada on the north, is one vast coal field. On closer
inspection this may be divided into two, the great
Pennsylvania field, covering almost the whole Of
that State and stretching down to the center Of Ala
barna, and the Illinois coal field, which, with more
less interruption, extends from the northern
portion of Michigan into the northern portion of
Arkansas. The immense partially explored regions
of the West have revealed coal at several points,
which, in the absence of anything definite, we
have denoted by very strong black patches; but
since the preparation Of this map study Of the sur
veys for the Pacific Railroad has brought to our
knowledge the existence Of coal at many additional
points, one of which at near the northernmost
bend in the Missouri. We cannot attempt, in
brief space continues the 1merican, TO explain the
causes which are supposed to have produced the
great deposits Of valuable fuel which we find be.
meath the carth's surface, further than to remark
that it is demonstrated to be wood preserved from
decay by an air tight covering of earth which has
been converted into It's present condition by the &C.
ton of time, pressure, or heat, or of all combined
The eastern outskirts of the Pennsylvania field has
been more fully roasted or coked and reduced to
anthracite, while the Rhode Island field has been so
intensely burned to reduce ii almost or quite to
cinder
The of the coal beds of the United States and
Territories is estimated by Prof Rogers at 200, 600
square miles, four times the extent of North Car.
olina; and this is believed to be far greater than the
area of all the coal fields of Europe. Great Britain
now mines G5,OOo, OOs of tons each year. and the
United States only about 10000 900 tons annually.
At this rate Great Britain will exhaust her fields
most worked in 300 years, and her whole supply
will be gone in 1000 years more.
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The TELEGRAPH ACROSS THE AnANrIc.--The la.
test intelligence is TO the effect that the work of lay.
ing down the Atlantic cable is going on as satisflc-
tory as the best friends of the great enterprise
could desire. Up to the present time about three
hundred miles Of the cable have been laid The
depth of the water into which it is now being sub
merged is nearly two miles. The laying of the ca
bic from the shallow to the deep water was effected
without difficulty. The signals from on board the
mer Niagara are everything that an electrician
could desire The steamers are heading west, with
moderately fair breeze, and the cable is being run
ont from on board the Niagara at the rate of about
five miles per hour, and messages are being con-
stantly received on shore.
Four American and four British steamers are en-.
gagged in laying the wire, The following is the la
test flash on board the Niagara: "All well on board.
All more and more rustfu of complete success -
When completed, the communication between the
United States and Europe will be instantaneous.
And what wonderful result Liverpool speaking
to New York, New York to New Orleans, and in a
few years Memphis or New Orleans to San Francis
co, lfthis effort now making in the Atlantic should
succeed, there are persons now living who may wit
ness a line of telegraph wire around the entire
globe
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The Missouri Election.

Inc st. Louis Republican of Friday says that the
.''u't IN Missouri is, that in l02 Counties heard
num- stewards majority for Governor is thirteen,
wy" Tue Counties Of Dunklin and Ripley to hear
"Om Last year these two Counties gave the Dem.
!" 'c candidate for Governor POI majority over
w" benton and Ewing, and Buchanan 81 votes
over Fillmore.
"r' Stewart, the Democratic candidate for Gov
"or' Is therefore no doubt elected over Rollins, the
A"ow Nothing and black Republican candidate
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THE WESTERN SENTINEL,

For the triumphant election of Mr. Scales in the
Sixth District, very much is due to this sterling little
Democratic sheet published at Winston 1t has
been conducted with marked spirit and ability
during the campaign, and nobly has it met all the
issues involved in this bitter contest To the oppo.
sition it has been an evil genius haunting them at
every step, and which would not "down at their
bidding It has been thorn in their sides that no
Subteriugc could extract--a speaking trumpet that
no abuse could silence. Passion and prejudice has
been arrayed against it, but it may know for its
consolation that ut is only at fruit trees that thieves
throw stones The Democracy of this District
may well he proud of the Western ScniinsLand its
energetic Editors. STEEL PEN.
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T II T. NJ A IL X ETS,



REPORTED ron THE "NoRTH-ch RoLIsI STANDARD
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS CO.
Hhoesr'e G,oeer'. Forwordisg d. Comm sson Nteiart
NORFOLK, August 20, 1881
BNEApSTUFFS-Flourc comes in rather more freely, and
continue, m good demand = +. $sasll: Extra sI5nss[
faW} 'H94. Wheat is rather lower, AID we quote While
'hlt 80; Rcd 5Rl S. for lots in ORDER Mnsound sells
for all kinds ''''''
CoTT0N~Quet, with light stocks in market Last
sales ~.
NAVAL STORESAre very dull; Spts. Turn in light
demand al ilal1c; Tar Sli0al 81. No Rosn of conse-
qucucr in market.
SALT From store l.. b. 81 coal e.; G. 4. 1Oa1 90
LlME--Scarce. Ihomaston 81 l0al Il; W. C. 81 81
hJANo-porviau has been advanced 10 500 and will
probably hc higher s!. k,tt.wsis Manipulated No l.
80. No, So.
Gk0CEKlES Sugars are firm at the advance p. R. 11s{
al tubn ioal0si Crushed IA balls; Coffee A" l8l5
"E loa; sc l2ai also; Rio Cohce l2al2t5 Lag ia
II Java I7alS Mocha g8a2J n. o. Mulasses 75aSO 9
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The IRIBrSE QrlzzEp.The New York Tribune
contains a long account Of negro.whpping in
Rogcrsvc, Tenn, which is 10 doubt quiz Some
wag has done up the 7riJ~ne again. The slaves of
the South are much better off than the free negroes
OF the North. We venture 10 say that there is not
one slave to-day, of the 10000 in this State, who
is suffering for meat or bread Can the Tribune say
the same for the free negroes and all the white peo
pie Of New York
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TnE WEATHER AND THE Cnops.-Wc have the fol-
lowing report from one of the largest rice plantations
in Waccamaw: Ckna CoUyflr,
WAccAwAw RIVER, August 2O-Ihe weather is
very warln-it has cleared of after about two weeks
steady rain. The rice crop promises fair and should
we not have frcshct the crop will be good although
very backward as few planters will be able to begin
harvesting before the middle Of September The
corn crop is also good in the section Of country,
The weather for the two weeks past has been
most propi,ious for the crops. During the past few
days pleasant and scasOnahe showers have visited
portions of our District cooling the air aud uyig-
Grating vegetation Of all kinds. The corn crop Of
this District is as prOtusiu, for Abundance rs for
years past The product Of Cotton will depcndupon
late early frosts If frost should appear later Than
usual midlling crop may cmadc, but i we should
be visited with frost about the usual time we still
think hatno more than half crop can be calculated
on Bot we can afford to lose part of the cotton
crop if our grain crop should continue as it now
promises. From all quarters Of our District we hear
that large yield Of corn l. anticipated.
LaurcRsrUc HsyaH, 2lt iasL
We have now had for upwards Of a week, exceed
ingIy warm and oppressive weather. On Monday
night we had very refreshing rain, bat to-day
Tuesday) is again hot and .uluy
Laacaytcr Lolgey 1911 inst
DR.. 7. G. Croft has shown us boil Of cotton
pretty well OPENED, which was pluck cd on his Sauda
plantation in Newberry District some cirht or ten
days ago As it is the first open boil we nave heard
Of in the upcr portion of the State, We have thought
it worth while to make note of it for the benefit
Of our readers GTce"1Hke Patriot.
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THWD CONGRESSIONAL QISrmcr OF ALABAMA
The following is the official vote of this District:


e35 Haywood Martin, native of Johnston coun-
~, has been elected representative from Dale
county to the Legislature of Alabama. Mr. Martin
is thoroughgoing Democrat; and the friend who
requests us to notice this good fortune of Johnston
County man, ssys 1--WE miss him here about the
Shelter"
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special Notice.

The STANDARD Is conducted strictly upon the CASH sysfe"
Al pagers discontinued nt the expiration @ etime
for srlch thy hare been paid Su6scfds srH notified
youa WEEKS before Her time is out, By CROSS MARK
their papers and unless the subscription IL re7eced the pa
pfr iH be discontinued. THIS rule from which there
,ciABe departure Watchtor the cross mark and reneo
yoar subscription.
Weekly Standard 80 per annun, IN ddednce.
Semi Weekly Standard 81 per dnn'm do.
.sy~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post oncs from well as the one TO- which
,h.y desire the change to be made.
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TIE NEM NOVELS.

We lSS SEDGWlCk'S MARRIED OR SINGLE.
I'VE bOuuw's Ronnny Rye.
Levers fortunes Of Glcucore
james Icnnoro D'Orco.
'urrrr Bells Professor.
Mrs. OhphUut's Athclings.
Mrs. lluluchs Nothing New
Mrs, Mursi's Rose Ui AshIrst.
For sale hv
II. ID. TURNER.
Raleigh, August 9s, ISIS. so