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,orns's Pectorsl Syrup d WA Chsny.
oonnc.d Tn,s sr9's s1 nsdS"2 mss. "a d. "a
Jstarrh, Bronchitis. Hoarss4eo. e@e ~ 1on
cold. and preventive Of that hoa = easss.
Persons who sing should uss T. It b plenaaat 70
the taste sctens clears and sexengShen1 - yecesE
sllays 81 irritatoa Of the thross and Dfs
Bottlss Is and 50 cents end q. Sold by II lsue
xists in Richmond. Norfolk. rstsssosfg. 80 q
towns In Virginia.
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oefvsd. By Adans lxprsaa. flsGA ~ ~ oUo11e
LHDChKS. which VII b aDDaasd uDea 0asssaee
r r TEsICsyl.ns and hsssAi.S Z.ss.y. s,asse - -,
Drse1inx Room under the Am1gaco9 =
aisht g 81 ssrsss Ssssea ssrssi h uonau
- BArHs. DATugs 6A1ua-ek
1oid snd shower paShs can - ha4 81 4el
sours. & the AMssioan Hair Q1te1ng. 10y -
ehsmpcoipw Saloon, under IL AmessD -
,txsnce on llth street. :. -. -
s;nsls Hafhs s esats. ~ 8 tiebseg . ! Wb
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER

AASSAU8NI ~ THE 6TEAMER
dEoheE PEABopY.-A serious accident has occured
70 70 tne steamer George Peabody, Captain Richard
Pritchard, OF the Powhatan Steamboat Comnanv
Tne steamer loaded at Richmond on last Tnesdsv
ana wednesday with tobacco and other articles Of
merchandise, and was on her way to Baltimore
wnen, on York Spit in the lower part of the Ohes.
apeake Bay, the boat ran upon some hard and sharp
suos.1Rce winch ripped up q considerable part of
oi nuIi, near the kelson, aud but for the prudent
ma management ofCaptain Pritchard aided by his
oinGers and crew, the Peabody must have sunk.
Inc occurrence was instantly known to All on
Doafd, as the noise of the collision was loud and
starting. The engineer, seeing that an immense
pody OF water was entering the hold, set the don.
Key engine at work, through the efforts of which.
ana the large engine, she kept somewhat free. and
after continual exertion managed to reach here.
after run OF nearly twenty hours The damage
sustanea IL both fore and aft and one of the boies
not less than six feet in length and two in width
Mhen tue Peabody reached her wharf, at Baltimore.
sne was compelled to keep her engine at work
whilst discharging freight. She proceeded to the
powerful marine railway of Mr.. Jeremiah Sinner.
ana sne Is now being raised. At late hour Mon.
oay nignt, more than one half of the hull was upon
the railway. In the meantime, her engine ia con-
SANITY IN motion, in order to keep her from water
IL Is the opinioniof Captain Pritchsrd, and others
conversaut with the Chesapeake, that the Peabody
must nave got afoul of the boiler of the Monmouth
whcn was burned to the waters edge at that point
and sunk, about two years ago. The accident W I'M
not interfere with the business of the line.
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1859. SPRING TRADEi 1865
GEORGE sTARRETT,
lOVEKNUK S1KEET,
Rfeh,snoud. virQinfI

h1cbm0Dd, VIf2tuIu,
nsces Fnrnsrs' Boilers, Licorice Rollers, Factory
stoves and Heaters. Bath Boilers and Bath Tabs,
Iron pipe. lin, Sheet Iron and Copper work gener-
ally.
Merchants Builders and Housekeepers-aiso,s 70, sn-
tories and all others PURCHASING articles or requiring
work In our line, are respectfully invited 70 exam
inc the SAME. We have always on hand large a.
articles not usually TO be found-all OF which are
sold ut uniform prices thus aff0rdng the least ex-
work.
~ Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
always ON hand ut the Governor Street Stove ktoFe
mhzl-H GE0RGR UTsr
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Foa AsHLAnD.-A lage number OF our
citizens left here for Ashland yesterday, to partcis
pate in the celebration Of Henry Cisy's biTth day
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District No District No2 District No
Richd w Carter jas Riddick p Larus
NJ Eegeston II Miles O ipecomD
w Culling worth 4 Pleasants Savage Hmtth
Lewis Luck d III Atkinson John Peay
j v Hardwicke Jos EnSlish Joseph Q Haley
Crump AW Richardeon VIM Christian
Tomlinson John Lord
Ed NJ Alffiend -
HAwes R Sutton
~ NorE-Ror District Mo- no CAnvas1ers have
been named yet; In the course Of time they vii
be published % 0-1
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~ MoHRoB WARD OPPosIfIoM
~ CIuB-rhe Executive Committss will
meet at Saunders' Hall. on WEDNESDAY night, at
s o'clock. IL ID hoped that eyeTy member VIII as-
fore the Committee. By order Of Tie
spl2-As OHAlRNAM. 4
~ NorIon.-The annual meeting
0SA Of the Stockhnlders of The Bank 81 the
Commonwealth will be heldat their 1a1kIng Hoass.
In the city Of kichmond. on WE0uEDpAXs tAs
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ca FOR SALE.-The place ON which
IA reside containing about THIRTY ACRES
q LAND, well improved. within one mile OF the
harhe'. IL L0FLAND.
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y DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS

- FOR sALe ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-Intepdi ing to remove t.
the country. offer for sale, privately, my Dwell
Ing House. on Leigh street. for many years occu-
pisd by Capt John Prentss, with four lots at
tached thereto. fronting each 26 feet and running
back f50 feet to alley. Said lots will be sold to
gether. separately, as purchasers may DESIRE
Any information as regards terms, &c, may be OBJ
tanned by applying to Mr. Alfred Shield, the sub
scriber on the premises who will take pleasure in
showing the property 70 any desirous Of purchasing
NH i5-lms CATHARINE PAESTiS.
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&c FOR RENT--A large and commo-
- iioas residence on Church Hill. adj dining the
residence OF John Lgon, Esq. on Franklin. be-
tween ebtn ana 9th streets Ii has all the modern
imp ovemenis. aud every fixture necessary to make
Il residence comfortable aud desirable. For further
particulars and terms, apply te
4EO FL JEWETT
Agent and Coilec tor.
an ifs Office 18th st betw Main ana F,anLi;,
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- DIsrRIor CoMxIrrHss OF fHn

~ "OPPOsITI0N CLUB Of Church
and Union Hills, and their several Districts
District No 1, Commencing ct the corner 18th and
Broad streets unning thence to 18th street, along
18th 10 Fairfield Race Course, thence 70 the No
chanicsyille Turnpike. thence along said Turnpike
10 the beginning ON Broad street.
District No 2, From 23th street 70 18th street,
along Broad thence along 26.h street TO btubbs
Old milI, thence back to 25th and Broad streets.
District ho3.-from East side Of 2sth and Broad
streets to Stony thence down Stony run 70 cor
peratioH line at Rockets. thence along said fino
back TO 2Sth and Broad streets. s&
District No 4.-COmmencing at Gillie's Greek and
running along the corporation line 70 the VIII
liamsburg ge road, thence along said road TO
Chas williams gate. thence from said gate to Bia-
keys Mill.
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haze been driving Al ics wagon for b WARD
WELL Co for eight yesrs past, aud 10 ai that time
have never missed going out with Ice but three
working days. and on those three Gays the sno"
April 4, 1853. kDW hEDUEN.
h1a-4to
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4 SINGERS NEW TRANsvERsH SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE
SINGEh'S TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
SINGERS TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
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JAS. "a. TAYLOR & SON.

s@ FOR RENT-A good Stable. on
zEA 5ih street, between Broad and Franklin
sp ll-iw GRURRS appFRSoN
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60 HARViES' ROW FOR RENT
k4 The SIX TEN xMENTS on Byrd and 7th street
have been thoroughly repaired. aud are now ready
for tenants Apply to
LEWIS L HARVIES, or
THIS W BROKEN BROUGH,
in 27-ts Al Richmond Dapyille Co.
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"A FOk kENT-Three very desirable
R1 ROOMS over our store
JOHNSTON Il WHITING
sp Its Corner 4th and RrnaS,.
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RkEAD KISEkH, BnEAD niSEk6,
bkEAD Rt6EHs.vvery family should have
Bread Riser tD iusule good Bread fend and get
.KEtsRE 4 PAgR's Pottery,
epE Career i2tL sad Cary ss,
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IN FOR RGET--A small farm IN
~ hanoSer. about : miles from Taylorsy,,ls
s,"sas so '.'. a. are oSei,sag, With rooms. and
and stae,ng fue Orchard and an excei,ens
spring u water near % dwelling There Il ,oaa
T'sd oss~eon Tay ioSgv1e aad Nesroioat' bs,nnS.
nS !, 'e a. is,a; 1lis iarm is oened Iy Jno. b,
-, 10 ~, "s , s6o viii give any information
@ sion ki'en m na afsdia,elE Apply to Eaward Cafe
lay sioT o Dr, FrsEs T&yior. near the nlsse a, 20
sr l.-6s% TitnS "rss y ~ Hnnse'
- FOR REL The s~-------.- .s...--.---
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TUSI DEHihABLE SUBU KUAN
- kkSIDENCk AND SMALL MARKET |
fAnM tvk sALk.~iae subscriber eilers his |
oesu'l;ai place, on 1s.se street. for sale IL cor.
slns . - ssres IN aa5 ttate Of cultivation The
House Is an Italian Villa new good size and haays
~ ofnamented, There is a large new Barn Car. |
ar n~Sse and ether Convenient out buildings.
Tbs InSss;n os efoace fruits Of various kinds
TOMS |n,ns business IN Riebmond or wishing 10 reside |
ufaI @ & tns c'y. ef'ers an aducement rarely TO be
:, M terms, &c. apply at the corner of Main and |
ldenee on the PREMISES = soiiTfp EOS
ap il-2tawts 80 SSeAnH'
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"a FUR RENT.--A very desirable
kSs Brick Residence on the South side OF Clay
idsnee OF l. w. Glazebrook ESQ III has 6 MONS
httehsn ard ether convenienees. Possession given
,n'tl. osateiy, Also that large Store on Main 81
I'VE 9tpte bass ef Messrs Kent. Paine Co. and
neatly opposite the Exchange Bank, and now in tba
occupancy OF Mr.. C. A. Gwatkin Possession aiT van
hrst day OF june 0A si'eh
ap lift JAS N TkyEap L. cn>y
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g. FOR SALE.--The house known
~ as the Alb AHBRA HOTEL on Iath st. is f;r
sale - any one thst wishes to buy at reasonable
price For further particulars apply at the Aiham
bra. THUS PHILLIPS
af wv ProprietOr
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put small load in the cart, or take them TO
where the land rises faster, which answers the
same purpose; thus in few days thew can
be taught to back well, to know w 70 do if
and by little use afterwards the ill never
forget. wee
This may appear of little NJ ne ;ence f.,
some, but when it is remembE giish(( W. fro.
quently we want to back load v ara
at work with our cattle, and how Ct 0hina, Int II
is to have our cattle back well, why would we
not teach them for the time when fican tnt
them thus to lay out tleir strength? De n
it often saves blows and vexations, wi
considerable when one is in a hurry. I,lrlstlans
consider pair of oxen well broken unsd' rug
will back with ease any reasonable load, pal Tor
would give very considerable sum more
yoke of oxen thus tutored than for a yoA
not thus trained.
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L
Sucker boys who know D ---
whom, we learn, are toN re are good many
their skill at Freeport. low to do it, some of
evidence that there are mt exhibit evidence of
Illinois and the West, thanBut we so often see
make room for the tollok #erable teamsters in
essay read before MAJ 1--WE are tempted to
Club. If any OF our III ing extract from an
of training oxen have fsachusetts Farmers
be glad to hear from thei snds skilled in the art
A word on training better way, we shall
that by far the best =
when they are calyess5xen. / have found
@3Uxen that are trained me TO train steers is
much more pliable andsay the first winter.
much to their value. hen quite young are
they are three or four bbedient, and this adds
animals to encounter. Steers that run until
ming away with theear old are dangerous
there is chance for THEY are always rum
injury is the result llrt or sled whenever
working steers hard VIM, and often serious
vents their growth J'Ould not recommend
tween working themile young, as it pre-
them have observere is difference be-
tion is paid by our far and merely training
to back, but as they that very little atten-
considerable load torNers TO train their steers
mercfully beaten onscome able to draw a
cause they will not bird, they are often I'M
large load as they che head and face, be-
ting that much painS cart or sled with as
them TO draw forward draw forward, forget
to push backward. las been taken to learn
of this humping, as sut none to teach them
steers to be handy, as remedy the occasion
forward, place thenn as have taught my
is little descending is called, and to draw
will soon learn to baci cart where the land
Then i place themn this situation they
else them there Thf.
cart up land that is level land, and exer-
having no load in, ] teach them to back
taught them b stand little rising, the cart
ought and back an G yet. When have
TO the tongue as they
,ty cart next either
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Clothing.
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY,
IL 125 Main Street.
JOHN M. w,
of
Fine Dress Hats, Soft Hats and Caps,

would inform the citizens of Worcester and vicinity I'll
he has taken the establishment formerly occupied
Bowles Blood, where he will continue the manufactu
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Heal Estate.

- REAL ESTATE in the city will be
It'll taken in exchange for Timber Land or for few
Asmall Farms out of the city. Also for sale loc
cash or credit Houses in the city varying in price from
SoOO to Sl50OO as well small Farms and lots
acres each for moving pasurng Persons wishing to
buy or sell are respectfully invited to call
LARKIN SMITH,
-, Real Estate Broker, 236 Man-st., Worcester
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philaaelphia, Pa.

4 BeneVOlent Institution established 6y Spe-
eial Endowmeat for the Relief Of the
Sick and Distressed, afflicted a0ith Vir-
uteDt and Epidemic Diseases.
N times of Epidemics, it is the object of this
4 Institution to establish Hospitals, to provide
Nurses, Physicians, Clothing, Food, Medicines,
&C., for the sick and destitute, to take charge Of
the orphans of deceased parents, and to minister
in every possible way to the relief of the afflicted
and the health OF the public at large. It is the
duty of the Directors, at such times, to visit per,
sonally the infected districts, and to provide and
execute means Of relief. Numerous physicians,
not acting members of the Association. usually
enrol their names on its books, subject to be call
ed upon to attend its hospitals, free Of charge.
In the absence Of Epidenics, the Directors have
authorized the Consulting Surgeon to give advise
and medical aid to persons suffering under Chroa-
ic Diseases of a ~virulent character, arising fron
abuse of the physical powers, NAL treatment, the
effects of drugs, &C., DC.
Various Reports and Tracts on the nature and
| treatment of Chronic Diseases, by the Consult
ing gurgeon, have been published for gratuitous
distribution, and will be sent free Of charge to the
afflicted.
Address, for Report or usstm aEt, Or. ]. Skill
LIN E0UGHTON, Acting Surgeon, toward As
socistion, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
Ono. F~AIRCHILD, Secretary. 4ly
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feel like THIS to pray, I wonder that they

feel like H ! to pray, | wonder that they
don't pray Always and dropping upon
his knees beside his low bed he repeated
almost word for word, the beautiful prayer.
And | love TO think how the glorious
angels must have thronged around the boy,
while The dear Jesus smiled a blessing up
on him, above them all.
Never had Charlie laid his head to rest
with such a glad heart before. 1t seemed
almost IS though a window had been open
cdr his bosom, and a holy light, right from
the realms Of glory, shone in upon his soul
Tie thought he heard music lulled by it,
gentle harmony, be lay for a long time il
a delicious, half dreamy r~everie, and hi
last waking thought was,
'OurFather who art Fl heaven, hallowet
be thy name.-Morning Star. 4
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From be Con uctor.
The Drunkard's Return.

LIZ OIuuhdIu uAcLuIu.
' hon frst the temperance blast was blown,
And sots their cups were leaving,
thought ofbabes left fatherless,
ihd wives Of RUNS deceiving;
1ben l.ft those scenes Of false delight,
Whore health and hope was failing,
And vovd no moro to touch the emp,
But acorn tho tempteTs railing.
Ny hand was yet u%nstain'd with guilt,
Tho j, in want, was piping;
He e was not gone, but on my path
Ser ray was brightly shining,
The pleasures Of my little home,
6bono like a star before mo,
hrl -eason seized the preferred boon,
And used her influence DER me.
Q who could feel What I then felt,
For joys that / had sighted,
And letn the tears Of Joy that ioW'd
A. Ts~m yes again delightedj
Wttid touch no more the sparkling bowl,
hose wicked spirit bound him,
Bat dash II down and once again
Recall his lov'd ones round hin.
y sierdly voice appeals TO thee,
CD come, my suf'ring brother,
We "h have FELL, oh, come with me,
VEL arASD by one another.
No r,'t- hail ruin, rum and want,
Aseuise their power Ger us,
Bui ~ and plenty ever spread
Their treasures out before US.
is. @.
New oxford, Pa, Sept. 1859.
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From the Southern Ct1IticGtor.
Pruning Fruit-T Trees.

EDlToas SourHERs CULT1vAToR I'm
reply TO the inquiries Of Mr.. Keen, we will
give our own method Of proceeding with
young fruit-trees. We prefer, In the first
plsce, a young, thrifty, straight shoot or
graft, in preference to one that has thrown
out branches in the nursery-row, for the
reason that we can get a good foundation
Ia its straight trunk for a Symmetrical, we'll
formed tree, if properly managed.
After we have planted our tree, We head
it down to about three feet in height, and
should il throw out more shoots than we
wish to retain to form a top to our liking,
we rub or pull them off from time to time,
and only retain such as are necessary to
form the top. This is our plan of proceed
ing with apple and standard pear trees.
As regards the heads of peaoh-trees be-
coming too thick or filled with spray from
pursuing the shortening-in system, we can
assure all that this is the very thing in oul
hot Southern climate we wish and aim te
accomplish instead of letting in the sur
and air, our aim and efforts should be tc
exclude it-shade is what our fruits want
AS the peach only bears one crop on it
wood, and the growth of this year forms
the fruit-besring wood for the next year
and SO OIL from year to year, it will at ono
be perceived that by the s~hortening-il
method we force the tree to throw out tn
shoots in the interior instead of at the end
of the limbs alone, as is the case whe1
left to its W way.
We have never seen an instance wher
a peach-tree needed its branches thinne
out but when apple and pear-trees hav
been transplanted from three to four yeal
the smaller spray in the interior shout
be cut away, but never any large limb
unless through previous neglect some shoul
have grown SO as to prove injurious
unsightly. J. V. B.
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SCHOOL PROPERTY FOB sALR.

TIME subscriber offers his school Property Tor
sale, located at East Bend, Yadkin county,
n. c., consisting Of q three acre lot Of Land, well
enclosed, and = grove Of young trees coming on
two large and commodious Academies well pain.
ted and fitted up with all the necessary furniture
for carrying or a school. Any person wishing to
| engage il a school enterprise can have a bargain
in tai. property, as the Proprietor has left OF
teaching, and has prepared himself for another
profession, the practice of Physic. This is as
fine a location as our State affords, in the Bend OF
the Yadkin rivers fine, healthy, farming coun-
try, six miles South Of the Pilot Mountain. Tor
further ~rma address the subscriber at Esst
| Bend, n. c. JOHN IL. KINf0UN.
/ Sept. 18th. 1852. TT
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q aENTLEMAN,

EDUCATED at the University Of Virginia and
T. a native of the State, wants a situation a.
Teacher in a School or private family. Is wei
qualified to instruct in English, Latin, french ane
Mathematics.
teach the Enelisb branches, French and Music
wishes to instruct a few pupils in a private family
Refer and apply to Rev. Jas. A. Riddlck' ston.
Anon., - 1870 1-7tpd
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Butts Cgsratra
For the Spirit Of the Ago.

For ths Spirit Of the Age.
JfgF INTERCHANGEABLE IIAz
TAough tine. with lis uhissling hand,
May east It's 6ercess darts a. thse-
Though crushed the heart that now Is mine,
4 slnl unchanged must evsr be.
What. though n world Thy nAmo should brand
With foul disgrace and shams;
The heart that beats AlOne for thee,
Mast sdll love on the same.
Though snvy's darts are At thee cash
And fery trials pierce thy heart-
Tho frionda may fail thee, yet there's emo
Who'll ofthy sorrows bear her part
One wso> tho q whole world should seek
Your prospects all to blast
Would sin continue 10 love on,
And bleas you 10 the last
TbOn esge not for the worlds proud looks,
For Ia cold and chilling seorn-
Bat knCw that Il won't always be thus,
Ena hs,k out for a brighter morn.
MINNIE Z. RAY.
Raleigh, n. O.
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READ! READ!
E B & SAND STONE.

DERSONS in need Of Marble, either American
e OF italian, if they wish to save money and
have good work done, would do well to call at tia
RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS,
Where the trade will be carried on in all It's
branches, manufactured from the best Marble.
Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, &c, &c.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, we hope by attention to business, hon.
est dealing and good work, to merit a continu-
anee of the same. Orders from q distance will
meet with prompt attention. Shop and Stone Yard
. little east of the Gas HOUSE.
Address GRIER q CO.,
Raleigh, n. G.
| Having p1-ek~a>a 49, ~ sAe best Sod STONE
| ouar1ias in this or any other State, We are now
ing and other prepared to furnish for build.
Besutiful Article. THUsaoaOR14n.>AlAe- d
Raleigh. May u, 1889. 39...t
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liberal discount to those who buy to sell again.
published and sold wholesale and retail, by
Il. d. TURNER,
at the North Carolina Book Store.
And By J.B.L IPPINCoTT 4 CO.,
and HAYES l. ZELL,
Philadelphia,
And By As. BARNS & CO.,
Raleigh, June Is, 1859. 3s-