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D6To TIP VorERs or HRHRIco CoUn-
yY.l am candidate for reelection 10 the once of
COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE YOR THk
LOWER DISTRICT. eN JAMES NJ 0UNM.
mh x2-fdee -asa. 49, .-.4..s,
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Mr.. Lambert concluded his extraordinary ieat
of walking one hundred aud Ave consecutive hours,
" thou sleep or rest, at Worcester, on SATURDAY
night last at nine o'clock.
There are twelve hundred applications pf
single lieutenancy In the army now vacant.
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IIIsI UI HUIIIHdlIUHs TtPUIttu Uy
FOR PRESIDENT:

FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES LYONS, of Henrico.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
William g. Rives. of Albemafle;
William Preston, Of Montgomery;
William IL. Macfarland. cf Richmond;
Phil. ST. George Cooke. of Powhatan;
Joseph Mayo, of Richmond;
james A Seldom, OF Goochiaud;
q. W. Muntord of Richmond;
Collin Clark, of Gloucester;
John Rutherford, of Richmond
Il. L. Tayloe Of King George;
Abm. War wick. of Richmond;
Allen L CapertoD, or Monroe;
Vim =. Taylor, of Caroline
Vim Writ of WestmoTeIand
Wan =. Harrison, of Prince George;
James Scott, OF Fluyanna;
X. A. Clay brook, OF Richmond couaty;
III r. Neal, of Accomae
Oden & Clay, of Campbell;
George I. Yerby, of Northampton
ExEcUIIvE COMMITTEE:
Charles Dimmock, of Richmond;
j. Lucius Davis, OF Henrico
tieorge M. Savage. of
j. NJ McCue. of Augusta:
b. j. Barbour OF Orange
Williams q. Wiekham. of Hanover,
Hill Carter. of Charles City;
H. b. Tomlin. of King William;
r. Baylor, nf Esses;
IL. G. Cabell, of Richmond;
VIM. Allen. of Sufry,
G. Bruce of Halifax;
Robert Archer, sr.. Of Richmond
J.W, Ware, OF Clark:
NJ b. Hill, of Richmond.
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Regime GREAT EEGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CETERR ATED EMILE pITTS

This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
.hs f-e.ale constitution.
II muderstes all excesses and removes all obstruc-
tioas. from whatever cause and a speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time, bring
On the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION
These TfNs s1oitt not be taken By females that are
pr.Snaat during tte FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
tf,y are sure 90 bring Miscarriage: but at euerV
o.,r time aud eg,rD other case they perfectly
SVt.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back aud i4mbs tIeavness, Fatigue on slight
exerti5n psipitstioB Of the Heart IL wness of spr-
Is. Mysteries Sick Headache. Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned ey dsordered system,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should he aset1lly preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills. aud encrcled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for ~ and postage stamps.
sz-pUEC ELL LADD Il CO., wholesale agents for
Virginia, mh 12-d&cw3m~
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT. a
Ray To THE Voters or HENHICo Go

rY.-I respectfully announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office Of CLERK OF hENRI-
COEOUSTY COURT. at the election in May next.
NH 2-ts WILLIAM FOLkES
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le 1 n r. J.OARrER. :

@- SHERIrFALrY OF HENRIco. an
candidate for reelection TO the once or SHERfFF
OF Henrico JNO. A HUTCH EHl)N "a
de lQ--dtdo -.
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DURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT

JAMAICA dfNGER.-An efficient and CRATE
ful stomachc stmuant and carminatiye. for the re-
lief OF dyspepsia, hatulency cholic allaying
nausea e.. &C This Extract contains, In a coneen
trated orm all the essential properties OF tue best
Jamaica hite Ginger, aud will br found valuable,
safe and grateful stomachic stimnlant n an enfee-
bled md lsngnd state Of the stomach, accompanied
with sense Of sinking or fatntness, which besides
being an atteadsnt on dyspepsia, accompanies al
most all dsrang sments Of the digestive organs
Prepared and sold by sTsa
JW POLLARD. Apothccary aud Druggist. +
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1~I am q candidate for re-elect;oa to
the Office eof0OMMIssIoNER ON THE REvrNur
IN tne upper district. Chesterfield county
@p i9-aHc"taeF w q FLOURNOY
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es6s-FRRsH LExcHEs.-I have inst

k- FRESH LEEcHEs.-I have Just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms. - :
p -s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day. at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and ct
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 2S-ts r U. HOBSON
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TO THE VOTERS or THE CTTY or
RcHxoND.-T respectfully announce myeelf oau@s
didate for COMMISSIONERS or THE kEVENUE.
q re election. JESSE WI ERhY -
NH i9--tdeA zefHst - - q -T---s' safs
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PENsros FRAups.-Isaac Hoeombe. OF Fayette
county Ca has been arrested by the officers Of the
Pension Bureau. TO await his trial for the comms-
sion OF frauds is obtaining evolutionary pensions.
The Pension Office has received oiical Information
of the conviction of Jas r. Buchanan, of Arkansas,
arrested some months ago by rs order, OF forgery
and other frauds in obtaining bounty land war
ranta
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NEW LAWS OF DIvogcE.-Punch Is aiding Parlia-
ment in its labors ON the Divorce law, by pro-
posing the following amendments:
That no wife shall be entitled to relief IL the hns
band can show her annual mliiner's bill exceed
Ing the sum Of $3.50
That the word "cruelty"shal not be held to
mean smoking in the parlor and library.
That no mother-iA-law's evideRce shall be credit
ed in favor of her own offspring.
That ia any petition presented to this court, the
words, "he behaved like BRUTE" shall be taken
AZ words of course, and as superfuous.
That any husband shall be debarred from relief
by this court, If he can be proved to have ever
hinted that he threw himself away in marriage, or
to have received perfumed correspondence at his
club.
Tha. no husband shalt be favored by the court
who has been proved to assign 'business'' as a
reason for his being out until half past three.
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"a TO THE VoTERs OF THE CIrY or
NJ = am candidate for the ONCE of CLERK
IA r II OtHSulf COURT OF the Cty Of kictfn0nd,
Anu rnh h.1ssopess.tuiiy sost solicit your support.
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REVIVAL AMONG THE CHEROKEE ISDiaNs--A few
evenings since, one OF the Baptist meeting houses
ia Cincin natl was crowded to hear Q Cherokee In.
dian named Mondicier. who related his religious
experience and told of the saving power Of the
Gospel of Christ among the people Of his nation,
three hundred and fifty of whom had been con-
verted and baptized since January.
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COUNTY OF HENRIc0. /,

n~ To NY FRLLow-CIrIznH or ran
CovNfY OF HENRic0.--I am q candidate for the sHR-
kiFALTY Of the County of Henrico, and respect.
fnliy solicit your sufrages at the ensuing election
in May next satf8E- HF@ g sFsi896 = A--S-af
ap2l-dlms 4ffs tss g. NIGH DAVIa
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FIRE. - Yesterday morning about 8
o'clock the stable of Mr. VIM. G. Crenshsw, corner
of 4th and Cary, was set on fire, aud most of the
roof was destroyed before the flames could be stop.
ped. Mr. Cs. loss is about $500, and fully covered
by insurance.
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. STATE PRISON MAsUFAcrUaEs - Texas papers
state that the introduction of cotton actures
into the state peniteDtiary has proved very satis-
factory. The mills now turn out from 10000 TO
1900 yards per week. The pepitentiary of Lou
siana under lease, is also said to be doing pIot
able business in the manufacture of cotton goods
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gT-Ir Your HAIR IS HARSH,

Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II ToUr Hair is Gray.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you have Nervous lIeadache,,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
II ron have pandruf
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
- Jtse Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II Won dssire TO preserve the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
n you desire not to lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL You want o Cheap Article,
Use PROT Woods Hair Restorative.
Il 'u @'''s TIC Use Prof woods f Hair Restorative
l. you admire the Beautiful Rnglets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
III you wish Beautiful Com pleXion,
II you wish Face free from pimples,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
''- "''-- - -ff Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want testimony over ahelmnR,
kcGi .he Circular Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii you want to ind IT,
The Depot is al ia Market street st Louis, Mis-
soari, and sl2 Broadway. New York.
sA-i tis also sold by every popular Dragglat in
this city and country. mn iz-odcw3m*
mg~ HARrsHoRsB's HEALTH REsToR-
rp, oE sAHsApAgILLA CoRDtAL-7he Ll's.J The Flesh
l. ijl tee B0od.-PRKPARED By CHENisT-The best
Compound in TIE World 1t does net contain par.
;iei- Of Mercury. The above preparation Is suited
t. sac impaired and weakened condition Of the hu-
naa rsce II iByigoratss the whole constitution; re-
Vvos all pimpes ahd eruptions from the skiD; gives
bloom aud freshness to the complexion aud is paTt
calariy adapted 10 the weakening complaints OF the
II m perfect cordial in taste, and acts Ike a
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies OF the
~tsE and debilitaIed from any cause.
Quart Bottles 81 small bottles 80 cents.
no.i hy'all Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. NH 3l-d&cw3m
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PRICE ONECENT.
cANDIDATrs ron orrfcn.
CLERK o. CIRCUIT OoURr.

kicHnoND. .-PELLow C1rIxsSs:-I am before ron n
acandidate for reelection 30 the Once of CLKRK
OF the Circuit Court Of the Ctr Of Richmond IN
which you were kind enough 10 place me nearly
~ Years xince. and the duties Of which have 10
sns Dsst o. ny ability, endsavored TO Per FORM con
mhl7-dtd EusTACE ROBINSON.
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fsllowcitizsns, respectfully auneapcs myeelf 4 !
saneidate fcr the sifles Of COMMlk8IOAEA OF
THE REVENUE for Monroe ward nnA WI p1e6H0s
nee, IL elected. - q = = John n HTAf36
mr. A--dfda - - q Tr1N~ etlf
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- 10 THk vOInks % IHm CIfx on
MISSIONER or THE REvRNUk for Nonroe
Ward, and most respectfully ask the support q ny
feow-citxens. Should II Be your plsasurs b sncts
me 20 that position, shall endesvor to chow 81 8
faithful discharge Of my duties that Jour conndsncs
mh lido 80 MIIIQ n QODWIN
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-. To THE svoTIRs or rni Crfr. ox.
sssnas sssssas s IN oes 81
Eh of THE REVENUE for Monroe Wkfd hEsors
oy announce myself eandtase for the I'D o1iee.s
self to the faithful discharge OF the duties "a tie
once should n be your pleasure 70 slsct Nd El.1s
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ERESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
I We are now receiving from New York second
supply Of new and desirable aoods. We are now
opening new Silks, Ginghams Robes, BAreges, Or
CANDIES. Lawns. Side stripe Berage psiaines, ars.
lin Collars Marseilles aud Linea Sets, Back and
White Checks for busters, French and Chsntilly
Lace Man'les. &c &c, making our stock faii anf
complete, all bought cheap and NO sre disposed 70
my5 CHILEs I cHENsRY.
T UMP PLASTER, Sc $50 tons soft
- Blue Plaster
IS bbls W Windsor Potatoes. very fine
Cargo OF schooner Village Belize" Capt Harvey,
direct from Windsor, Nova Scotia. landing fnr sale
mys BACON 4 baskerville.
DARRIsHS PHOSPHATE LOZEN-
= CHS. containing Phosphates Of Lime. Iron 10.
do and PotassA In an Agreeable form. well adapes
20 eases OF General Debility, scrofnia and nervous
Diseases. e. J PIC0f,
my5 Dyuggist
+ lNEE q O obs. FOk MEN AND
- CHILDRKk'S wkAR---Plauters Linen; Far.
mers satin. aud summer Cassmer ~ recently bought
1t great saerinces and pr sAis iow;.u. iow;
49,. ta4ssk /" nySSnnagM.1 ~ nesg.1
- ~s4E'ss sass9 Fsata ess .*'f~~'-@ -.
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ine steamship Europa, with dates from Liver
poO' 20 tne afternoon of Saturday, the 24th ult.
'ssenso Bosson on Wednesday evening, abou,
o.,oeA, Tue following is a summary of her news
"h'eh Is OF an interesting character:
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.eCAROLINA BLACK HAWK.v


UVH1S STALLION SELECTED AND BROUGHT
Il from Vermont by DR.. VIM. Strudwck will make
Spring in Hsboro to commence the LIST March
and close on 18th June. .... .- i.
TRRxs $50 if paid within that time; $s5 if not
paid within that time and $40 to be paid within season.
the not proving in fal to be served nett free
of charge; 81 to groom. ae"A""' ? p. -.
Mares from distance will be boarded BY the owners Of
the horse at 371S cents per day. = ~.
Special taken to prevelt accidents but RESPONSE
bility assumed
Vermont Black Hawk he by Sherman Morgan be by JUS
tin Morgan, the father of the of Morgans his dam
was sired by the Old Posboy out Of Morgan Mare.
This Stallion will be seven years old in July next of
jet black color, medium size weighing 1925 lbs and
Of the best praporioned and elegant moving horses
that be produced and for gentleness and docy
not be surpassed. E,. assy g.-s t-r,.,.
State air against large field, and the successful
competitor. ia >" re- - - - l.I d.. - D .n, -r
The Fall after coming to this State he shared at State
Fair the lst premium with horse of breed and
Fall at State Fair won the LIST premium without scarcely
an effort. '' rs 7a 7'''
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed to the owners .s-s
u tien..sa' sat .s7,, CAIN l. STRUDWICK,. i.5
=, u :, :; 80, -. ai :. w ff ,sar, Alsboro, N: c..
March !, 1858 ,..,.. r..,.,r. !s.rs# ,1S-2m.
~ Register copy 50
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. Tbompsons Seasons; an elegant edition. with Life ~
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Kebes Christian Year; new edition, with Portrait.
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Reads Female Poets of America; seventh edition.
Harris Female Prose Writers of America; new edition.
Kogerss Complete POetical Works.
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The White Veil; Bridal Gift by Mrs. Hale.
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Moores Irish Melodies,
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Mrs. Hemanss Records of Woman; Songs of the Az
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Raleigh, JAN !, 1858.
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A Rare Chance!!
II OFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF LAND
IL adjoining the corporate limits of the Town If Lou
February Is, 1858.

A Rare Chance!!
II OFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF LAND
adjoining the corporate limits of the Town If Lou
isburg.
rare opportunity is here presented to those who
seeking investment in Real Estate not only account
of the superior atrcveness of the location but the abun
dant yields afforded by its highly improved, and naturally
productive soil The tract contains 500 more and
is ntersected by large Greek along which 60 so
of bottom unsurpassed in fertility, by the richest
River Banks in the State Besides, there number of
branches making into the Creek. aordng fine lots for
meadow and grazing. The building consists of beautiful
Cottage Residence, containing six rooms witt number of
servants houses barns &c. all entirely new situated
spacious grove of native Oaks, and commanding a pic
turesque view Of the adjacent country
The society of the neghborhood is highly intelligent
moral and wealthy The educational advantages of the
Village unsurpassed in the State.
The Residence in view and few moments walk of the
Male Academy and Female College.
The rapidly Increasing prosperity of the Town Of Louis
burg and the permanent and substantial wealth of the Vi
cny forces the conviction that the purchaser would
ard nothing in such investment. The shall suit
the buyer.
J. H. YARBROUGH.
Lousburg, Jan. 20, 1858. l3-12t.
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Nov. rs.
A BRIEF PROSPECTUS
ssGOLDSBORO' TRIBUNE,'' FOR 1885,
TWO DOLLARS YEAR.

ADOPTION OF THE CASH SYSTEM.
TODAY "The GoldsbOro' Tribune" enters its Fourth
year. and have been compelled to strike of several
hundred subscribers who have read paper three long
Years and now refuse to pay for it, we
APPEAL TO OUR FRIENDS
Throughout Eastern Carolina but especially the Second
Congressional District to themselves and assist
extending circulation. We want 1000 subscribers
...''-'--' THE APPROACHING CANVASS
Will be of exciting interest Governor and members
Of both branches Of the State Legislature to be elected
this summer and the opposition already moving. We
shall continue to battle for those great principles which
its present prominence and power and endeavor keep
readers we'll posted in all political Matters both State
and National.
NEWS, MARKETS, &c.
We shall endeavOr to collect ccndense and arrange
the Of the day as to keep readers posted in
ing events.
Special will be taken to give correct and reliable
ports of Home and Foreign Markets in ssue that
all who consult columns will know where sell and
where to buy to advantage.
order to increase list of paying subscribers Of
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS:
We will send copies to one Office, for $40;
IL copies for $2o and 90 copies year for
Any person sending five subscribers with $40 will be
entitled to the 9TH copy If Postmsers and other
influential citizens will exert themselves Clubs Of from
to 20 be obtained for the Tribune almost every
PosOfice in this Congressional District
No attention will be paid orders accompanied BY
the money.
We shall use every legitimate means at command to
make paper worthy of the patronage of
the Democracy and the People, and we appeal to them to
sustain Address all orders
WIN ROBINSON 4 co.
..-., Goldsboro, N. C.
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REAL & PERSONAL ESTATE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WVHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AT
February Term 1885, of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions for the County of Wake Administrator of
of Berry d. Smms. deceased hereby gives
tce all persons having claims debts demands aranst
said Berry D. Smms present them to him for settlement,
properly proven within the time prescribed by law other
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
all pc indebted said deceased requested
make immediate payment.
Notice is further given that on the 18th day of March
next Dunnsville shall sell at public auction all the
pershabe estate of the said deceased consisting of house
hold furniture buggy and harness. double barreed shot
gum and fine gold watch credit of nine months wall
be given and purchasers will be required give bond with
approved security.
Notice further given that the time and place
will hire the highest bidder No blacksmith ard stri-
ker for the balance of this year.
J. O. JEFFREYS, Admir-.
February Is, 1858. l5-td.
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II EATHER FOR sPR1NGTRADE. WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAIL.--We respectfully ipfm 0h Ill.,
friends and the public that we have store and mo
Trade which will sell as low as any other establishing
South of New York. and for less price than they Chr be- 5
even there, expenses of travelling, freight &c. consd
of our purchases having been made from the mpo
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole case or PACKAGE I
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from orr
Tannery places in power to sell Goods as above
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose BY giving our sL
examination, and believe shall be able to pleas.
both as to price and quality Below some
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawfcrds Calf Skins this maker had II.
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held +;
London in 1S5l.) "' III
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 6" Morocco Skins,
300 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
50 " Band Leather,
Lasts BootTrees, Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of eyer,
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of our manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too nume,
to mention, at No 81 Old street, opposite B. p arrisons
Saddlery. FA. & R. H. FORD
We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, May 8. 1852. IT,
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PRICE OF RAGS RAISED.

TUNHE FOREST MANUFACTURING COMPANY WILL
IL pay three and quarter cents per pound for good
clean Cotton and Linen Rugs delivered to the Railroad
CASTOR Railroads. good order for Transportation bales
Sacks we'll packed and marked to Dr. w. r. MILLER,
Agent Foresville, n. c. Those who send Rags will
forward the Railroad Agents receipt, also account
ting weight and price On the a'rdt of the Rags check
the Bank of the Sta here will be RENTED, cash
paid here to the seller his order We pay charges
except Railroad freight; but Rags may be put in old
common baggng, aud the gross weight will be allowed
w. r. POOLE, President.
December 80. lI4-tf
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II EROSENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM COAL.
n Not explosive) Secured by letters patent.
The de, en grades of these celebrated Oils suitable for
Machinery of all kinds. Bnnacle and Family be
and Druggists in the CITY Of New York and Of the author
lied Local Agent of the Company in this place.
AUSTENS
GENERAL Agents. KEROSENE OIL Co.,
No. 80, Beaver Street, N. Y.
- Local Agencies granted on application as above
Orders should specify the description Of lamp machinery
for which the oil is wanted
June :. 56-sw1y.
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Sc The Big Kheel.O

II HAVE BEEN USING THIS SEASON HAS ENA-
IL BLEED me to thoroughly temper cn: which cannot
be tempered in other The brick therefore, are
betteI will sell delivered at the kiln at five and halt
for merchanabe and six dollars for all hard burned
will also call attention article of Press Brick am
making, inferior made North, South East
West They will be delivered in Raleigh either oi
the depots ut the shortest notice and at moderate prices
that will under take work at low be afford
ed Leave orders ut either of the hotels stores
at my house, and your wants shall be supplied
GEO T. COOKE
Aug. g. "a