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rFdsttniag Trunk by Cloekvo,k.-Ths impos-
sibiiity of rendering strong box altogether safe
against theft by means Of skeleton keys, has leda
locksmith in Frankfort-on the, Main to hit upon
the Ingenious idea of constructing strong box
without any key.hoTe at all, and which even the
owner cannot open. Why, what's the use Of such
. box you will ask. But observe--inside is o
clock-work, the hand Of which thes owner places
at the hour and minute when he again, wants to
have access to the box. The ciockwerk begins to
hand indicates. Time, dependent upon the own
er, is the key to the 1ock-a key which can Meth.
er be stolen from him nor initiated. London
Globe. = - ...... -. 5.,,af $3.50.
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A Chain of Cities.-The chain Of cities extend
ing along our Atlantic seaboard, 1t is expected,
will show great increase in the census to be ta-
ken next year. The population at the last census
in 1850 was:
Bangor 1f000; Portland 20;080 Portsmouth
IN H. 10,O00; Boston 1S7 900; Providence A.
900; New, Haven 10000; Brooklyn l2s. 900 {;
New York 515, 900; Newark SO, 600; Philsdeiphia
400. 900 Wilmington (Del.) 14,000; Baltimore
Richmond 1850; Petersburg 14.010; Norfolk
20.700; Wilmington IN. C.) 5000; Charleston
T 43. eco; Savannah 18, 600; Mobile 2o,oeo; New
Orleans $50 ,000 Galveston 1900. ..-f -.
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Remedy for Bo,OsI Complaint. We are Indebted
to valued, friend for the following ancient and
excellent remedy for the above disease:
In letter from Edward Hyrne, to bis sister,
dated August, 1873, be says: ''Fhe best thing
which I can find m this distemper {bowel COM
plaint) is the juice Of Jerusalem Oak. give to .
grown person four spoonfuls Of the juice, and re-
peat it every three hours, or as often as see
cause. This given in the beginning Of the dis
temper has cured many in my family IN less than
q day; and some the first dose has done it IN. q
wonderful manner. 1 give to child one spoon.
full ul"-Nrs. Poyas' Carolina II tie 0l3ea' Taes.
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coNsIeSEEs PER KINGS MoUzrAm B, ROAD

From the Slst Of August to the 9th Of September 1852
p Carol, Clark & Co., William Curtis, W. D. &
berger & Co.. J. r. Brattou, Dickson & Webb,
Adams, McCorkle Co., Moore & Burris, q. F.
Adickes, r. Hare, Meacham & Wheeler. DR.. A.
1. Barron, Darwin & Jeferys, Moore, Rainey'&
Co., G. R.. Ratchford, b. p. Scott, j. Ri Admas,
Crayton Eaves,; B. T. Wheeler, T'H, smith,
J. E. Jeferys, J. B. Whitesides, g. r. Ryan, g.
G. NJ. Riddle, B. Washburn, P. G. washburn,
DR.. 8, Deas, E. A,Ross, G. F.. Wallace, John
Smith, ]. +. Strait, Il. IL Merril, e. j. Hcklin
and John Schnerlie.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer. q.
MUSINGS


ON TEE DEATH OF NY LITTLE NEPHEW.
Gone home to God & I--.e
Just as his little feet had bruised.
The fragrance from the fallen buds ~ ,-.s
OF summers few.
Just as his coral lips ,conld warble forth,
In silvery tones, the music sweet, : X
That only mothers know.
Gone homo to God -:
Without stain upon his little heart, 4"
Withouta care upon his infant mind, ,-r,>.- =.
Unsullied pure! .-..
Death Woed him to his chill embrace, 20
And luIled his spirit to quiet sleep a. -
With angel songs.
Gone home to God r.
His footsteps echo 'mong the shining ranks
Of those who went before him
TO the God lit land:
Harp chords are quiv'ring meath his gentle touch
Palm leaves are rustling pom his angel brow,
And GoD Is his! y 70 q. ~ :.
- - - = Willie LIaHTHRART.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN
PULM 70 MIC w A T E r

PUL MIC WA F E r s 1!
The most certain and speedy remedy erer discou-
ed for all Diseases of the Chest and Lungs,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption,
Bronchitis. Influenza, Roarse.
ness. Difficult Breathing,
s.- Sore Throat, &C., &c.
.TyHESE WATERS give the most instantaneous
i and perfect relief and when preserved with
according to directions, never fail to effect rapid
and lasting cure. Thousands have been restored
to perfect health who have tried other means in
vain. To all classes and all constitutions they
are equally blessing snd cure-none need
despair no matter how long the disease may have
existed, or however severe it may be, provided
the organic structure Of the vital organs is not
,hopelessly decayed. Every one afflicted should
give them an impartial trial.
To VocAL1sTs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these
Waters are peculiarly valuable they will in ONE
DAY remove the most severe occasional hoarse-
ness and their regular use for few days will,
at all times, increase the power and hexibility Of
the voice, greatly improving its tone, compass and
clearuess, for which purpose they are regularly
used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, N. 2.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by ALLISON
& BRATT0N and Fl. W. MERRILL, Yorkville,
s. c.. HAvILAED, STEPHENSON & Co., Charleston,
Wholesale. Agents, and by respectable Druggists
May 12 10 1eowly
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paid $50 for it, its original cost being $1,000
Levy claims to have paid S34 for it, and to have
owned it since 1868. Levy was unable to obtain
his release in time to spend the Sabbath outside.
Troy Wing.
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spstia Watiess,

Annual Meeting of the York District
Bible Society.
The annual meeting of the York District Bible
Society, will he held at Beersheba Chnrch, on
.FaIpAY before the fourth sabbath IN September.
The Rev. j.. NJ. ANDERSON, viii preach the An
nual Sermon, and DR.. A. P. G. CAMppsLL, deliver
the address. 1t is to be hoped that there will be
q full attendance, as it is o work in,WBich every
person should feel and takes deep interest.
J.. C. MILLER, Seerstary
-sept.1 35 ''..' - I'd
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, SEPT. Il.

ss. Associate Reformed Church.
Rev. R. LATHAM, Pastor. Service at 10 A. NJ.
and Al P. M. -"
Methodist Church.
Rev. L. A. JOHNSON, Pastor. Two.days meeting
Ito commence Friday night.
. Bethesda Camp-Meeting.
Rev. JOHN 8. HARRIS, Pastor. Rev. j. NJ. d.
ADAMS, Assistant. Services to commence this
Thursday evening. Communion service, on
the Sabbath.
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G. DAVIS MELTON,

Chester, 8. C. "Y0rksile, g.
MELTON a. MELTON, u
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, -.
YoRKvILLE, s. O.. - 80
Will practice in the Courts Of Union, York, Ian
caster Chester, and Fairfield Districts. -,
nac Particular attention given to collections,
ofRce North of tho CourtHouse, and at the rear Of
Moore, Rainey g. Cos Store. "a
JAM >, If
W a WyrqON T. d. WITHERSpO0N.
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p6. PHYSICIANS are generally 10th to speak
word in praise Of what are called 'patent medi-
oines." Indeed, il Is an article in tbasoQda OF
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Special Notice--An communications, on matters
neced with the paper should be addressed to 1.-THE YORK
VILE EseuIRER" and not the Editor or Proprietor per.
sonay Persons desiring prompt attention to their favors
must bear this In mind
~ Capt d. D.. MOORE, Maj. MfLEs SMITH, SAM'L
G. BROWN, ]. L. THOMSON and SAMUEL ]. KUfKESDAL
Of York and WILLIAM D. Cook, of Bennettsvie are au-
thorizsd agents Of the ENQUIRER
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ATToRNEYS AT LAW,
-. YoRKvILLE, sc. 49,.
Office in the building at the rear of O. House,
formerly occupied by Col. I. D. Witherspoon, 81.
Nov4 a.
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:. ID. w1rHEnsroox, IN.
WILSON q wETHERsPooS,

W. B. WILSON. -
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WALL AT W. L. POMEROY'S

NALL AT ". L. POMEROYS
u And buy copy of Blackwood.
CALL AT W. L. POMEROYS
And buy copy of the Cyclopedia Of Wit and Humour,
Edited by William E. Burton, The Great American COM
median.
CALL AT W. l.. POMEROY'S
And buy copy Of the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table,
by Holmes.
CALL At W. L. POMEROYS
And buy copy Of the American Almanac for 1859.
CALL AT w. L. POMEROYS
And buy copy of Harper's Weekly.
CALL AT W. L. POMEROY'S
And buy copy of the New York LEDGER containing the
Mount Vernon Papers
CALL AT w. L. POMEROYS
And subscribe for Bentons Abrdgment of the Debates
of Congress from 1883 to 1856, publishing.
CALL AT W. L. POMEROY'S
And subscribe for the American Cyclopadia, now pub
fishing.
CALL AT W. l.. POMEROY'S !,
And buy copy Of What will be do with it, Bulwers
CALL AT W. L. POMEROY'S
And buy complete set Of WaverlY Novels. Freside
Edition, % vols illustrated
Raleigh. n c., Feb. II. 1859. 90
~ Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LATE PUBLICATIONS,
"HAT WILL HE DO WITH II, By Sir 3. Bulver
~ Tvton R.rt

"HAT WILL HE DO WITH IT. By Sir e. Bulvsr
THE LAND AND The BOOK, or Biblical Illu.tr.-
lions drawn from the Manners and CsstOms-The Scenes
and Scenery IF the Holy Lind BY w. n. ThomsOu d. d..
with numerous maps and engrnviDgs.
HISTORY or CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND; By
Henry Thomas Buckle .....
CHARITY GREEN or the varieties of Love; BY The
odore Hartmann.
AGNELL ON CHESS-New Edition.
THE SECURING OF THE WHITE HORSE. or the
Long Vacation Ranbe Of London Clerk; by author OF
''Tom Brown's School Days"
SUNSHINE, Kate Vinton; By Harriet B. Mckewer.
BERTRAM NOEL; By f J. May
WILD SPORTS IN THE FAR WEST; By Gersta-
ecker-lllustrated.
TWO DiSCOURSES-The first delivered on the eSth Of
May 1856, the closing in the Old Brick Church
in Beekman Street.-The last the 3st Of October, 1sas
the dedication Of the New Brick Church Murray HILL;
By Gardiner Spring. D.. , Ii. d.
THE YULE LOG-A series Of Stories for the young.
LIFE AMONG THE CHILDREN.
BUDS FROM THE CHRISTMAS BOUGHS, and other
Tales By Virginia F. Townsend.
THE SOCIABLE, or l,0Ol Home Amusements.
DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS FOR CHILDREN;
By Rev. Isaac Watts d. D-English Editi0n-with coOred
Egravngs.
FOOTSTEPS OF SAMUEL PAUL
MEMORIES OF BETHANY.
SWORDS POCKET ALMANAC, for 1859.
LIFE OF THE HON. NATHANIEL MACON, of North
Carolina; BY Edward r. Gotten.
4. D. TURNER,
N. C. Book Store.
Raleigh Jan. q, 1859. IL
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ID F. PESCUD HAS BEEN APPOINTED
Il Agent for the next two years. for the sale IL
L. Lyons Pure Ohio Cataw ba Brandy,
This Brandy is manufactured rm the pure juice II the
part Of the world and exccls in parity and Esror he
Bandes now mported aud being afrded At about one.
half the price If imported Brndes il is greatly preferred
Mr. Pescud has the reports o Assaycr Cbcms,s
and Importers which he will show those who doubt The
purity Of the article. J JACOBS
Appointing Agent Tor the United States
Having had great trouble in getting Brandy that could
recommend for medicinal purposes. have Consented To &C.
cept the agency for the above Brandy snd will keep sup.
ply on hand. 3 PrS,iinr
January 81, 1889. lo-tf
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TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL SAT.
IL CRDAY, the 18th Of March, fur the erection Of bar
racks for the
HillsbOrOush MlnIaTy Academy.
The building will be Of brick PA feet long and three $40
res high The plans and specifications be seen at the
:A r ~ -. rch,ec.. JOHN A. KAY, ESQ., Columbia
- or during the afternoon, at the residence of the &
pern'endent Of the Academy. Col Z. Z. TEw, uiI,sbs
rough. to whom all communications will be s,drcssrd.
The Superintendent does bind himself o ncrcn, N.
lowest or any estimate. >>P' '''
H'llsborough, N. c., Feb II, 1859. sl-n
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NOTICE.
VuVHE BOOK AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS o. Z
L r. NASH will in future b cauduefrd By
JAMES z ROUril, taf siss s--s.l and
JOS Y. NASH. tss u X r. Aasa.)
Under the 6rm aud style Of
E. p. n A SH & CO..
With all the advantages enjoyed By The hose hessnss
The same atseoa viii Be given In The sssesioa ard
sale Ut sno Posrs which are oussrd upps cur sA spd
liberal terms-.OH TRIAL"
MR. RICHARD RICHES
Who has had charge II the Piano Dspsrmset he he isss
four years. will cuutipue with
~ Pcrs'us indebted 10 the basiesss Of Z. r. NasA
will make payment 70
EP NASH / CO.
Corner 0ssk ssd Syvsunsv ssA
fsssssbarx. Va
December ], ISIS lvs-ly.
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FRESH OYSTERS! FRESH OYSTERsi,
reppes's Corner Again Open.
Wis HOUSE. recently known as the ST. Charles Il
RESTAURANT The subscriber has rented Tie si"es
the premises and will attend solely to the business Of
for his tables everything Of the best kind which
this and the Norfolk markets can afEprd ~
R.,.;,. r.. ~ ,s-. W. r. PEPPER, PrOpriesor
Asoe'gu, Oct ~. 1905 Sl-tf
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NOTICE.
LIVERY POLITICIAN N NORrt.CARottyA. Oh.
~ desires to P"ss himself fully the lssd Dsn6a,;es
oesiion. should procure
;lsskey's Political Text Beck o. Eseyele,eaa..
Whilst IL treats the Kansas and ps.r,v r,r,r ,;~.I
Ies,ion. It embraces the following important dxumssss
'aiivc 10 the Public Lands:
nr Clays Kei.,r' IN favor of nissribas;os;
Rsr"rt ii VI. Grundy against Il;
Address Of Mr. Faulkner M the subject;
Votes on distribution in Ceasrv,s:
.o,cs theron; ~
Cariisles Land ID asibutoa Bill:
nisws u Public Men On Opposite and Distributes;
liable Of Statistics relative to public Lands
for copies. address
HENRY u. TURNER.
Raleigh, Sept. 4, 1855. "a
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CHALMERS COLONIAL OPINIONS.

nPINIONS of Eminent Lawyers on vsr;eus ppisss sf
y English Jursp.ndcpec. cnis6y cceevsping The Colo
nd irs,SS ~. sn o., ."@@ssss Sss;. ~
'hcr pegas;t.sies: By George Chslmsrs Esq, 2. =
one Vol lsrSs Octave. pp. SIS
For sale By
n. D. TURNER.
n. G. Book Ssoee
Raleigh, Sept I, lssa 10
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NoRTH-cAROL1NA FORM RooK.-rHr

NORTH-CAROLINA FORM BOOK.-THlS
- day received. by H. D. Turner, and complete
greatly enlarged, containing s44 pages royal l2mo EN-
braeing many forms not found in former editions printed
on good paper and substantially bound law calf 1t
have OCCASION to and furnishing also guide Justices
OF the feace, ShernS Cfcrh> Oe.as-s
ing an improvement all works Of the kind formerly in
use, and intended a companion to CantwelPs JUSTICE"
to Which are added the Constitution Of 4s6 officers d
nisbed at the unparalleled low price Of One Dollar being
the cheapest book ever offered sa!e When sent bv
man an extra charge Of 10 cents will be required to cover
the postage liberal discount those who buy to sell
agaln. Published and sold, wholesale and retail, BY
H. D. TURNER
at the North Carolina Book Store
And BY J. B. LlPPINCOTT CO..
and HAYES & ZELI.,
.-,, Philadelphia,
ana oy A. S. BARNES l. CO.,
p.,. New York.
"'es"' nP'H ~, 1898. 29-tf
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Latest KgwS!i
fHE GREAT EVENT OF fag AGE
THE ATLANTIC TBLBC kATA
mas BEEN SUCCESSFULLY

But also he we'll ksovs erm Il
NATHAN K1AMERs
RAsuss. y. @,
I, b.y;se GREAT BARGAINS Of shs Nss.hsn Css.se
which have jass ssesivsd. and go go 49, 10
nail sdv,pee 10 ny paisuas and hssedA
hsve rvss;vsd he largest md usss Vsssdsd 49,
Dvv (:eeAsl CSosAise-( Slsds 10 ~ est.sl SseosS
Fsroiskiss Cse6s, 0eSss, SAssss Hes, Cse:,
MA ni.sksta Um6r,ilssI 1vA ssA Sslvss wssshsA
Cjocka Jeuslsy Fancy Arielss 0suesssss poss>
IA Ctsshs Caas;mssss Ae. Ae.. ssd osny
oskse articles 10 tedioos 10 0sosioe.
Nv EsssbisAmeat ssjyyise ssssdy The esss rvssssse
~ ooIv To- state thai sha euatsus IN Do 6sssss 70
The .mc xjr manner q hss1so&e 90 Thankful ~ Psss
fsvcss and hsg . oposieuases d Ne sa@s Cess 60
NATHAN KRAMER,
wilminstes 81, Raleigh. n. G.
~ Watch Crystals and hsads pot % wsieess
September -. isss. Ten
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HENRY ID. TURNER,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL

WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No. 1, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh.
" d. TURNER has on hand, and for SALE at the
He lowest prices large and well selected ass,rr ent
Of Law, MEDICAL, SCHOOL. THEOLOGICAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. so fine Editions of BIBLES;
and PRAYER BOOKS in every variety Of Binding and
size And is receiving regularly all the New Works in the
various departments Of Literature.
SCHOOL N'OkS.-He respectfully solicts the atten-
to his assortment Of School Books which very extern
sive comprising the most valuable works in use.
Pete embracing every description Of Accout Record and
Memorandum Bnoks.
SFATIONERY.-Eyery variety of Common and Fancy
Stationery including Writing and Wrapping Papers Steel
Pens Of every description and price, Ink. Qnils &c.
Booksellers Merchants Teachers. Libraries and School
Committees supplied On the most reasonable terms.
An orders promptly attended to.
Raleigh, Jan II, 1859. ST.
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PEsCuD'S BULLETIN, No. 2.
4 NIicirATING NUMEROUS ORDERS FROM MY
body, have greatly increased my stock Of ''-'
Medicines and Fixtures; Chemicals and Ipstru
ments; Paints. Oils and Dy estufs; PERU.
merry and Toilet Articles; Tobacco
and Cigars: Combs Brnshes ana g.
ram Killers and Extraetors, Garden Grass Seed.
And AL Other classes Of goods in my lne and will be
m1cn grathed oil who have promised or intend mt;
bills nth me would leave their ncmorand,ms III; g
~ aese TO have them executed carefully and neatly i,
expect MS week large supply of Longs and oth..
enGee brands OF Shaking Tobacco (Which gave such
sra ssitsistseson have still left large stuck Of Ses.
splendid Clgar few eases of Catawba Brandy. .nS
toilet articles which will sell at reduced prics many
not called to examine stock and prices are ro Us
and cheapness. !" 'oe'r purity
=. ss S,a months or cent deducted for c,. f.,
~ P. T. PEscuD Druqg;a.
Feb. l. 1859. Raleigh, n. G.
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KEROSlNE LA0PSs
a LARGE SUPPLY Of bssus;fal styles Just 10 kasA.
"A fOm twenty-five 10 afy pr cent eA~Pss tAAs shsy
'sve been selling sue.
Raleigh, August -. lssa CT
SOAPl SOAPll-1f REQUIRES But TRIAL
= Of shis CONCENTRATED LYE so 90 soshisg ssss
- making Soap. To b suad Of The Drug Ssesy ef
WILLIAMS 4 nAYwOOn.
Oct. Z, 1858. si-6
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Another Arrival of New Books
H. ID. TURNER'S N. C. BOOK STORE.
ENQUIRY INTO TIE LAW OF NEGRO sLA.
a VERY IN THE UNITED Stains. to which ia nre
n G an historical sketch Of slavery; By Thomas R. R.
The LIFE AND REMAINS OF DOUGLAS JERRO1D.
By his son Blanchard Jerrod ~ 'onO'
T riir Y: AND DAUGHTER; By Fredrika Bremen.
8: TIE OLD PLANTATION, and what gathered there
an anf@mn month By james Hungerfor Of MARYLAND
Tp2 CoOhSES; BY James w. Alexander. D. D.
EKiC or little BY little; By F. w. Farrer
Children" ~ ""'"of "n'ster'ng
TABLE TALK of John Seldeu ,..
s SG4ri MADE lad MEN; By c: c. B. Seymour
SouIhWOLD-aN Novel; By Mrs. Lille b. Almsted
LAiRD OF N0RLAW-a Scottish Story.
kOSS ON SLAVERX
BLEDSOE ON 81 AVERY.
The gospel IN EZEKIEL-a Series of Diseour.es.
BY the Rev. Thos Guthrie, D D.
ALEXANDER ON MARK
ALEXANDER ON ACTS
ton. 'Oh'A oVOn-so Eot-
Raleigh, Feb %, 1852 ! a. ~
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HENRY d. TURNER.
Bookseller, Publisher and Siationer.
No. !, FAYErrEvILLE STREET,
Raleigh N. C..
AS FOR SALE STANDARD WORKS IN ALI, THE
IL various departments of
Literature.
SCHOoL BOOKS, Of all the kinds used in the Schools
Of our State. ~ " ~ 0'o
BLANK BOOKS of all sizes. from the smo,,., ~ ~,
largest Ledgers Journals DayBooks Tax Books Records
Letter. Gap Folio, Medium, Bill Note Bath Legal Can,
Enve'op Tissue Tracing, Wall Paper and Bosc6pv: to-
gener with large and general assortment Of Stationery
house. ~ VI So""""S
NEW BoOkS from all the leading publishing houses in
the UNITED States received soon as published .
Al orders punctually attended to-
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Dissolutioa Of CopestsessAip,
vnSHE COPARTNERSnlP uERElOy0RE TX
lSTiNG under the name and urm u ROfSIKa.
Jones MOORE h this day dissolvsd By ususl css.
sent Joe-ph Jones James A. Muuss alone sushs>
isrd TO uss the Of the late orm IN ssuus of s
business AL psssUos indebted 70 said 6sW VII please
come forward and settle.
JAMES n. ROYsrER
JOSEPH JOINER
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh, July I, 1858.
JONES 4 MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR Tue LIB.
II ERAL pairuusse bestowed upon the oid 6ru. and
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE that they have sursisd thsnssys
In business the old stand where may always BE- esd
cheap and full assortment uf .siy Grpsr.e Their esp
ta being limited they compelled 10 sdevs shs OsA
pias, which will b hesrsnsr strictly sdhsryd IA
JOSEPH joiner
JAMES A. MOORE.
q IN Bbia Foxes celebrated Crscksss
JONES 4 MOORE
July Il, 1858. s<-1
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A MEMOIR OF THE REV ELISHA MITCHELL.
GsooI: d. ia late pOs:sOr Of Chemistry Mineraasy and
the Tributes Of Respect to his memory by p,hIa
Meesgs and Literary Associations and The Addr,.s Ss
James One rHs rn'esnt Ut bis remains. BY the r. Rev
L. S IVAN. u. D. President Of The University. -''
For sale BY
u. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1885, "' ~ BOOK store
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HUNGARIAN WINro

HUNGARIAN WINES.
d;e;ns,, n want Of superior bottled Wine stser M.
the Hnnaar;:n " w s dining and party purposes viii 6nd
q n ne french Wines Of the present day '0>n any
for sale at the Drug Store Of
Raleigh. Oct 10, 1855 ''AAo HAYWOOD:
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HEROINE OIL.
1f SUPERIOR QUALITY viIl Be- kept eoesssssly q
- hand NJ the Drug Store q
Raleigh, Aug. q, 1853. ss-1