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OBITUARY NOTICES.
!" Friend after friend departs,
Who hath not Loaf O friand q,

-
Til susands Of trnsy hearts insncvely watch in the
'ape for the obituary notices. fearing they the
nam Of some fund relative friend whose bright
m' made glad their desolate home Alas! how many
sol der falls how true hearts rent! Peace
The noble dead let not their memory perishther names
be o. forgotten!
{ Am The repnse of JACKSON and W. PAUL PopE two
bro :her. from Wake The former was killed instantly in
The battle Of Newbern the latter in Of the bloody
gag ements around Richmond Paul says friend,
stl uck by shell which passed through him and scattered
his limbs for yards around, and trees fifteen feet in
be ght sprinkied with his brains His friends gath
er. up what Of him they could find and buried them "
ell Carolina hate the foe who relentlessy strikes
fri m her bos"m so many of her gallant sons. [Cou.
Departed this life at Piedmont Springs in Burke
VI fs of Robert Perkins, Esq., in the 18th year of her age
communicate Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
al ID has left behind her devoted husband and large cir
CT 9 of friends To mourn for her early departure
Died. on the Sd inst, in Chatham County, Mrs. CArHA.
NE MCINTYRE, the amiabIe consort d Arch. Mcintyre
81 aged Ss years; leaving dsconsolae husband, four
il reparabs loss Blessed are the dead who die in the
l. ord
Died, in Newbern. Wednesday July snth 1862, Mrs.
iARr BENJAMIN JUSTICE the wife of Alexander Justice and
laughter of Benjamin s. Tllman and Sarah G. Tlman, in
The thiriy-sixlh year Of her age
In the Atrgencr Of the 18Th ult, chroniced the
death of Capt JonS 7. TAILOR who fell in the glorious
9th June We called to the performance of the mel
anchoy duty Of announcing the death of another of
the same honored father, tday James H. Taylor, of
Esd u, the Esd year Of his age lie enlisted at an
early stage of the war; in the I'd regiment of n volun
teers He continued member of this regiment until af
ter the battle of Hanover wherein he distinguished himself
BY uDfaltering valor and seadness of combat
Soon after this battle he transferred the Commissa
~ department Of Col Wmbsh's regiment IA N. c. T)
II. taken i'll ut Camp Maagum after his transfer
and returned home where he expired just four weeks af
ter his attack The bereaved father has consigned to the
tomb within month the bodies Of two of the best young
the Cunfederacy Mr. Taylor blessed with six
children three daughters and three sons all of singular
merit. There Is left but all attained maturity and
by combination Of virtues rendered int xpress
bly, dear II rarely fails to the lot of parent have
such and mourn the death Of five The bloom and vgor
Of adult life But thank God there is eAniort in he midst
IF the ruin all died members ofthe Body of Christ and
We rur. are not lost, but gone before" :" heard
voice from Heaven, saying write from henceorth.
blessed the dead who die in the Lord even So saith
the Spirit; fur they rest from their labors."
j. r.
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CORRECTION.

CORRECTION.
"E. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SEEN OUR
w names advertised US "deserters" from the 18th
regiment N. T. Trnops take this of informing the
public that sa names advertised through nixtaEe-
have the endorsement Of commanding officer and
feel satsksd that This will be sufficient to convince the
public that We not euipubie
Dir. DON. WILLIAMS,
SERa. JOS b. COFFIELD,
Private G. PITTMAN.
Endorsed:
WN. McRAE,
1t: Col. Commandg 18th N. G. Troops.
lamp near Richmond, aug. 3, 1852. 644tpd
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
E% UEIyERsIry OF N. Co.,
Philanthropic Hall,
Aug. 2, 1862
WE nAs, It has pleased Almighty God to remove
from ii No to eternity, Seth B. SPrIeHr, of Ala,
and to ooss the cord which bound to earth one
whose ,oblsnsss OF soul and many sterling traits of
charact Or had won for him the esteem of all of his
friends therefore, be it
Rsso iced, That while the Philanthrop,c society
mourns the loss of one SO young and so brave, yet
she has tho consolation that he laid down his life
upont ne altar of his conntrys liberties, and while
defend ing his native land from the assaults OF an in
sotent foe. r..
Res ,Jssd That we tender to the friends and rela
tves fthe deceased warmest sympathies in this
their evere affection, and point them to that God
who oeth all things well.
Res 'lred That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased and to the Raleigh
Stand ard State Journal and Gainesville (Ala.) In
depsn, lent, with request for publication.
j. R. D. SHEPARD,
A. Fl. ASKEW, Com.
J. W. GOTTEN.
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mond is abundantly safe for the present The most
certain way of relieving all menace even, would
be to give Jackson the force and the word that would
send him crashing through Popes army and career.
ing over the border. Mcclellan would be instantly
called from James river, Lee would meet him be.
yond the Potomac, and then the war would b. where
ie should have been twelve months ago. This is too
plain to be denied-too certain to be doubted
Again va AK. vhv do We wait Rich Whig.
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27-W2m.
NOTICE
NOTICE.
ATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA, WAKE

STATE OF NORTH-CARoL1Naw WARE
- COUNTY. Court Of Equity, Fail Term 7 81 AAAH
james 5. Purefoy and others, VS. W. W. Watkin. .nd
others. Petition for the sale Of land "'A'"s ano
petition for the sale Of land having been filed in n.
above entitled cause 10 Fall Term of the curt Of E;t
for Wake county, order is made requiring pubiesoy
be made FOB six weeks in the North Carolina Stand
ard" fot W. w. Watkins and wife Martha, Nancy House
David Verser and wife Lautha, John Andrews Emily J.
Andrews, Martha c. Andrews Charlotte Andrews Frank
lin Andrews, James W. Fort, Larkin J. Perry Genoa
Perry, Robert Perry, Martha Ann Perry, William
Wall and wife Zipha, the heirs of Nancy Walker,
Candace RAINS Benjamin Powell, the heirs of Charlotte
Henning Lewis Wright and wife Martha, the heirs of Will
liam House. the heirs of Candace Rains the husbands OF
Martha c. Andrews, and Emily J. Andrews and of Gresn
Perry nonresident defendants appear and answer
plead or demur to the abe petition, will be taken
rs confessed and heard parte.
R. G. LEWIS, @. 81 E.
Aug IA, 1867 (pr. adv. Is 62a j. 33-w6t
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECrIoN-The people of North
Carolina voted on Thursday last for Governor, men,
bers of the Legislature and Sherif-the soldiers in
camp having voted on Thursday preceding. 1t will
be week or ten days before all the camps and pre-
cncts be heard from; but the returns thus far,
We are glad to announce, indicate majority for Col
z. B. Vance for Governor of over twenty thousand.
Wake county alone gave him one thousand seven
hundred and ffty-one msjority.-Rich. Examiner
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an THE 26TH OF AUGUST NEXT, THE UNDER.
" signed as Executors Of William Frank deceased will
sell at his late residence in Davidson County, n c. four
miles east of Lexington, Abbott's Creek about 500
acres of land, on which is a two story brick dwelling
house, kitchen and other outhnuses; large barn and
blacksmith shop. Also good Touring mill and saw mill,
all in good order and good orchard and the lands are
valuable for mining purposes, and well adapted to the
growth of all kinds of grain.
The personal perty belonging to said estate will be
sold at the same time and place Terms &c. made known
on the day Of sale.
CHRISTIAN FRANK, r~.
WILSON FRANK, HAecu'ors'
S-Persons wishing to see the lands, call upon
w. Frank the remses
July 25, IS sl-w4t
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID ~ cxecn,ed shall proceed 10 sell public sale at
the store of Mr. Psrt, Creech. in the County
ON Thursday the th day "f September next the follow
ing Property conveyed TO ms by the said Creech
One wagon and four Mules we'll broken aud all in good
order one Borse ard Buggy six head of Cattle Carts
nns halt Of lurpent"e Drstlery set of Coupers
Tools and the balance Of Merchandise in store.
Terms made known day of sale.
c. J. BINGHAM, Trustee.
Elevation, Johnston Co., Aug. is, 1852 sl-w4rpd.
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
1t has become our painful duty to record the
death of our much loved friend Luc1E E. LITTLE,
who died in Tarboro,' on the 14th of June She
was bright example of Christian piety while liv-
ing, and is no doubt now resting in her Savior's
arms. Then
Rest, sweet LrclE, rest,
Thy earthly cares Ger;
Leaning on thy Savior's breast,
Thout weep and sigh more.
During her connection with the Greensboro Fe-
male College, she became jealous and efficient
member of the "Eulslian Literary Society"-was
chosen President Of the same and filled the Office
with dignity and competency. Little did we dream,
as she read her sweet sad farewell before the grad
uatng class of 1860, that it would be an eternal
farewell. Death-cruel, unsatisied monster has
claimed the fair one for his own; be it therefore
Resozved, That while we deeply feel and mourn
her loss, We humbly submit to the will Of Him who
'sdoeth all things WELL"
Rssoloed, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thies to the bereaved relatives and friends of our
beloved companion, bidding them remember s. the
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away"
ResoLced, That copy ofthese resolutions be sent
to the Raleigh Standard and Weekly Message, also
to the friends Of the deceased and another preserved
on the files Of the Society.
By order Of .s--. .....
7 1 s N, s...u..
F. LxnAx.
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100000.
pILES, FlSTULA, IN ANO, TUMORs,
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ULCERATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR J. A. CLOPTON, Of
Montgomery Ala, gives special attention tn the above
and guarantees perfect satisfaction in every case
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that be could cure
the worst case of PILES
He has operated with perfect success in several cases
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons He has
never had an accident to bappen
attention.
Aug IL, 1862 8s-w6swtf
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BLAST FURNACE AND BLOOMERY.

ME UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN OPERATION
Il BLAST FURNACE, six miles East of Lin
eolnton aud ~ miles from the WimingOn and Ruher-
ford Railroad where he is manufacturing good quality Of
PIG IRON all kinds o. Machinery and Cooking Ware. He
has also CUPOLA and RLOOMERY at the same place
where Wrought Iron is also made uf good quality. All
articles usually obtained such establishments be had
reasonable prices. TEHMS CASH
Orders solicited and will be promptly filled.
Address, JONAS w. DERR.
Spring Hill Forge, Lincoln Co., NC.
March Is, 1852. l2-w6npd
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAI.E TRACT
Il of Lam lying Haw River in the County Of Ia.
nance one mile north of the Haw River House. on the
Railroad containing 223 acres, 81 Of which we-im
bered With % acres OF butIu land THIS place wei,
adapted to the growth Of wheat. corn obaccu nas &c
good dweliing house. with rooms. the premises
with all necessary out houses The locality is very healthy.
Terms of sale will be to the purchaser Address
the subscriber at Melville. Alamance, N. C.
W. A. ALBRIGHT.
Feb. II, 1862. 7-wtf
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,N NORTH.
ampton County Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
June Term, 1862 Henry c. Edwards and Lucy B. Taylor.
Execgtrlx, vs. William J. Taylor. Petition to remove
In thi. it appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant has left this State: Therefore is
egh Standard newspaper published in the city of Raj.
egh for the space of four weeks for the defendant Will
liam Taylor to appear at next Court Of eas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for aforesaid at the
Court House. in the of Jackson the first Monday
in September next then and thu plead de-
muir to the said petition the will be taken pro
Witness. Noah R. Odom Clerk of said Court at Of
fce in Jackson this the first Monday of june A. d. 1852
Teste: NOAH r. ODOM, c. c. c.
August 5. 1852. (pr. adv. $5621I) s2-w%t.
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Blu FFALOE SPRINGS,
NECKLENRURG cOTrNTv Va
NOTICE.

WISH TO SELL A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
in tbs Southern part Of the city Of Raleigh The lot
contains half acre Of land and be divided make
Two lots, one OF them ironing twU Streets This pro-
psry well situated and will make very pleasant resi-
dsncs for small family The house contains Two rooms
good Kitchen attached, and is opposite Mr. 9: bslvn
Should the above property be disposed before the
Ist day Of September next il will then be offered to the
highest bidder Application usds TO the snds,s,sned will
IkeSk ~ / 1SsA 9l-7E
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LAND FOR SALE.

Tract of Land for sale containing six hundred and
eighteen acres lying Middle Greek, IA miles Southwest
bacco aud cotton. There is 400 acres of round pine
and loo of the best bottom land The plantation is
in good condition and under first rate fence will
also hire out negro and womeu all good field
hands This is said to be the most beautiful and healthy
plsee in the county. Apply to the subscriber the
premises. J. J. JONES.
June u, 1862. 27-wst
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S25 REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on THE
~ ID INST, PETER negro low built and very neshy
has small feet and is slow and dull in his movements ard
appearance and about ~ years old His hair is slightly
tinged with grey.
will pay the above reward of TWENTY-FIVE dollars for
the delivery of said boy to Mebanesve or for
bis safe confinement in any Jail where can get him
Msbanesvills. N. c.. Aug. s, 1862 Swim.
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CHAKLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIME EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
IL be resumed the LIST day of September under the
direction of Mr. Mrs. Burwe aided by competent teach
in all the branches The scholastic year will be Ovid
ed into two sessions of sixteen and the other of wen-
tyur weeks, with vacation Of three weeks Christ
For circular containing full particulars terms,
&c, address, Rev. K. BURWELL
Charlotte, N C.
July II, 1862. CIV It'd.
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LAND FOR SALE,

OFFER FOR SALE THE TRACT OF LAND ON
which Ieside containing aine hundred acres situated
ten miles west of Oxford Granville county. lying umed
ately on Tar River, in first neg6borhood tits
well watered, and well improved, and adapted to the
growth of corn wheat oats aud tobacco About one,hrd
IN original growth Tue plantation is in good condition
and under first rate fence.
win take in part payment young negroes and would
prefer the balance in Confederate Treasury notes. or if de-
slrable would sell on any reasonable time
WIN. DANIEL.
Berea, Granville Co.. N c., June s. 1862. 24-wM
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOK SALE.
II OFFER MY TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE IN
Il franklin County. N. G., the county road leading
from Henderson to Raleigh, and about IL miles from the
former place, miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road. miles from kittrell's Mineral Springs and miles
from Lonsburg The tract contains ri acres 300 cleared
aud the remainder in original growth. This land is very
fertile and adapted to grain fine tobacco cotton the
place is well improved commondious dwelling and all
necessary outbudngs good orchards with almost every
convenient to schools apd churches ANY person desirns
information about the above will address the subscriber at
Oxford, Granville County, N. G.
WIN. B. CREWS.
May 81, 1852. 22-wtf:
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$50 REV ARD.

n WILL GIVE $50 REWARD FOR THE APPRE.
bepson and delivery 10 their confinement in any
;s no that get the Of the four following described
groes OF SIS the apprehension of either Of them who
made their escape Sunday night last from the Jail in
this City:
HARRY who says he is the property of Edward Davis,
now of Chapel Hill but late Of Pssquotsnk county,
clumsy, black negro with special marks
NORFLEET, belongs VIM. Holly Of Pasquotank coun.
HINTON, tall, slim, coppsrcolored negro, charged
with larceny.
ALFRED MORGAN elias JOHN, who Insists that be il
free and halls from Smith6eld, Johnston county, but We
taken up on suspicion Of his being runaway slave.
W. II. HIGH, SherjE
RssshN, NC. Aug II 1AS9. S5-lv.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,

ID UN\WAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUM-
IL day the 18th of January last, negro boy nared
ANTHONY. He is of wh,tsh yellow complexiou about
feet or inches high, Is years old and supposed
TO weight about "A" pounds He has heavy head hair,
and talks short when questioned, and has a down yok-
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give The above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hil Caswe!l County, confined any Jail so
get him. F. L. WARREN
Caswell Co., March IA, 1852 l2-WE
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Scaa Ia.1i;ia coaats. IN EQUITY.
SAMUEL h. HCNr and others,

1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that Robert D. Jones and Jacob H. Jones' defen
jurisdiction Of this Court il is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the North Carolina t,ndard for six
weeks successfully notifying the said defendants to be
and appear at the next of SAID Court Of Equity to be
held for the county of Granville at the Court House OK
ford, on the first Monday of September next then and
there to plead answer demur the said bill or the
same will be set for hearing, and decree pro eoess0 TAX
en- AZ to them
Witness John W. Hays. Clerk and Master of the said
Court at Oxford the first Monday OF September, 1851
JOHN W. HAYS, c. NE.
JAY Is, 1859. (pr. ad. s. $40 zs-wst.
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XNANTED TO HIRE OR Buy GOOD
w COOK. good character indispensable
KEMP p. BATTLE.
aug y 1s";. 63-5t.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
In THE CITY OF RALEIGH, SITUATED IN VEsIr,
IL street. first rate two story house con,s;n,. So
rooms, and all necessary outhouses with good Yell of
water The lot is we'll improved with shade trees and
and examine the premises. '
SILAS BURNS.
Aug. 0, 1907 63-4tpd.
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BLASTING POWDER.
A. A. WILL
1a"ooro' ". v, July ~, 1852. 3O-w&s
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

Aug. IA, 1852. (pr. adv. IS 6215J- 33-y
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Notice OF Appraisement,
State Of Kansas, Amos Rees 70
County of Marshall. USE. .of Levi

State Of Kansas, Amos Rees for
County of Marshall. USE. of Lewis
s~es~n-~T ss.,.r ,Burnes VI
Francis j Marshall.
To Francis J. Marshall: You .xtN take notice
thatb virtue off, pluries execution, issued out
of the FIRST District Court for the State of Kan
Gas. sitting in and fer Leavenworth county,
will proceed to aprraise the following described
real estate, upon the premises according to lsw,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
s'cluck P. NJ. on the Sd day of October A. D.
1862, to wit: the south east quarter Of section
enc ~ township No two (2) south Of range
six (6) cast, containing 160 acres; also thirty
s0) feet of 10, six (6) in block eight (s) 'front.'
ing on Broadway street and running back sew
ent ytwo az feet, the said thirty (5O) feet be-
ing off the westside Of said lot, together with
thes store house the said lot six 6) in block eight
f8l bein e situated in Ballard Morralrs addi-
tion to the town Of Palmetto; all of the above
described real estate lying and being in Mar
shall County, Kansas, At which time you can at
tend if you think proper. Given Under my
hand this 10th day Of September A. D. 1852
G. D.SWEARINGEN, Sheriff
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Order Of Publication.
State Of Kansas, Second Judicisl District Nsms-
ha County. 80 "
Samuel A. Stinsons & Eugene F. Ravens, part
:,ners Is Stinson Ravens, Plaintiffs. vs Je-
rome wilson, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
DEPENDENTS.
To jerome Wilson: You are hereby notified
that the above named Plaintiffs have commence
ed an action in the above entitled court against
you to recover . judgment against said defend
ent, Jerome Wilson, for the sum Of Two Humid
red and sixty dollars and interest thereon from
July 9th, 1860, ct the rate Of sixty per cent per
annum, upon promissory note signed by said
W ilson on the 9th day of July A. D. 1859, paya-
lie to A. B. Sands or order, and to subject to the
payment of said amount and interest, the fol-
lowing premises, mortgaged by said Wilson to
secure the payment of said note md interest
TO Wit: The South East quarter of section No.
thir y-two in township No. i've, range fourteen
east, in said county Of Nemsha, to sell the same
and apply the proceeds to the payment Of said
amount and interest and the costs of this action
and to foreslose ell the defendants right, title or
equity of redemption and security to said prem
Uses. Said note having beer assigned to these
plaintiffs by Alexander V. Blake, executor Of
the last will and Testament CT A. B. Sands
Now, unless you plead, answer or denur to said
Plaintiffs potion on or before the 18th day of
October A. D. 1862 the said petition will be tax
q as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
ID BKUMBAUG1, Atty for Plaintiffs.
August 16, 1862
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NURSERY

We have At Centralia Nemeha county, Kansas, about
10000 apple trees all grated and Of all that have
been oesed the They have been here on the
open prairie If any trees will do well in Kansas these
must Asoa quantity of Cherries and different varieties Of
Strawberries, Layton Blsckberries, &c. &C. We shall be
ready during the Fall Of 1862 and Spring of 1868 supply
on favorable terms Apple trees years. growth from graft
Alto feet high and stoE 20 CENTS and other in pro
portion We viii take in exchange for anything in our
Nursery al kindsof Farm produce sndstock Give US cs
Is you are going TO the and examine for
Bring along load Of corn wheat pork anything you
transpantng comes Some prefer transpaating IN the
Fall. others in the Spring suit yourselves.
june, 1862. BAKER & SQUIRE.
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NEW GOODS!

have Just received slss Of fresh Goods ssS
sistine Of Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Bsets
and Shoes, &C., whnh viii b asld chsep fsr
ready pay. Al L0VN1
Aarysyills, Jsas II lSeA ~.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DlY.aooD

ef.vsry description, including ElaAy hsAs 0SAis q
ble for shs toSs aad ssAsAA
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BOOTS 300 T 1 SHOES, GROCERIES, &C.,
Whish viii b. sold Low for rstdypay..lS


He Is prepared to his old customers AID others wAs
hvor him with call at his usual place of business
Broadway, RAst Msrysvlle Kansas. -. =. Ehl,tf
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Re sasn iii Cash and h.K 6ssds, 1t ..ss-
err pr'eee T. Gem. The goods vsss purchased
IN NV Yet fr Cssh. Cat swkA ysur Cor,
and - nsShjsf bcebfs selling slssvhsrA = \
il fer ysls ssa ess{ s -