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READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF IT!
A N0RTII-CAROLINA BOOK.
HEsPER, AND OTHER POEMS:
BY T1E0 II. HILL.


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
1--WE have glanced over some of Mr. Hills verses, and
find in them abundant marks of poetic genius as we'll az
polish and good taste This is the authors book and
the ct that he has ventured to publish it in revolutions
~ times like these certainly argues that he is full Of zeal
for the advancement Of Southern literature and conf
dence in the of that great Her
curry.
Here is TASTE word-facty word-feIicy correct and
musical versifcaon and-alas that it be i'm.
piled if unexp essed, correct syntax. Ofthe
poems embraced in Hesper the best TO thinking
are " Indian Summer" and Taking a SnoOze :" descrp.
tive pieces-truthfuy and POLITICALLY descrptive-oath
erH Llterdry Messenger.
"The Star above the Manger"-is gerS "Despar
has much of the wild and woeul spirit Of Poe II is truly
the picture OF Despair "St. Valentines DAY." is n light
some burst of flowers and sunshine and birds aud show
Il is of the best poems in the book Taking
SnOoze evinces ne perception and superior descriptive
powers and Tear down that Flag, is crcditabe alike
to the patriotism and poetic fancy of the Should
he write more verses, the volume beUre will give
him reputation rs person of genius and aste-aLetgh
(N. Gl HaRddiG
"There is glow of true celestial fire in many of the
pieces though they nearly all tinged with vein of
saduess indicative of misanthropc spirit The following
is pleasant sample of the rythm and sobre seuti
ment which pervade the book
"My bores are songs, siren sung
And flowers her fairy fingers flung
Upon a rock, 10 which they cung;
They bloomed awhile in beauty there,
Then persisted in its Alpine air,
And nVIG that Tock is bare and bleak;
The hchen shHnS its hdggard peak,
And he who hsuuts the lonely shore
VIII hear tue siren sing no more"
Southern Field gni FIytsids
alt sparkes every page with bright gems of thought
and expression. The verSifcatiOn is easy and flow
ing, and sometimes marked by sprngness and play
Is surpassed If Ufien equalled nsance "St Valentines
Day." Anacreontc aud ohers."-CHurch LateUgsncer
ave have had much enjoyment in our ramblings
through his pleasant pages."-Pet rsJug Express.
"The Star above the Manger" is almost immitub!e"-
GtLisboro' Tribune.
This true genuine poetry 1t has about it that ORR
gnay of thought and that happy adaptation of express
that distinguish poetry from and
it the stamp of currency and LASTING impression Salisbury
BdBRer.
The publishers viii send this volume BY mail free of
postage. Price 81 per copy. liberal discount 10 the
trade. STR0THER & MAROON,
Publishers, Raleigh, n. c.
Feb. 25 1852. !T-*tf
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$4,000 LRS. STEEL!

NTOW ARRIVING 10000 LBS. OF SPRING
~ STEEL 4, 5l6, 8S and 2 inch thick, suitable for
Pixies and BayOnets.
Greensboro n. c.. April l. 1862. 2T-St
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MORE TRouPs FnR rHE WARIII

NUKE TROOPS FOR THE WAK!!I
n AN AUTHORIZED BY THE SECT'Y OF WAR TO
u raise LEGION for the l want additional
regiment OF Infantry two Companies of Cavalry and
company OF Artillery. bounty of ONE HUNDRED
DoLLAKS will be paid to each soldier upon his enlist
nent Cavalry required to furnish their horses,
ior wnich the government will pay them forty cents per
ana equipments to be had in the Conederacv will be fur
nlshed. Recruits will be received sngly by companies
Turn out, and let's make short work with Abe.
"a Address me for the present at KISsrox, N. c.
z. b VANCE,
Col. CONG 26h Reg
N. G. T.
Fayetteville Observer, Greensboro Patriot, Charlotte
bulletin, Salem Press and Asheyle News, please copy
April ls, 1852. s2-4.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pERSONS HAVING; CLAIMS AGAINST THE
II firm Of FROELICH l. ESTVAN, &C. 5. Arms Fac
tory) for which may have become responsible stand
ately. M EEWHOFF
wilmington, n. c., April o. 1882 SS-4t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE.
n AM DIRECTED BY COLI. GORGAS CHIEF OF
Ordnance, notify all whom it may concern that Mr
WM. COOKE is the only authorized Agent of the c. :.
Ordnance Department for the purchass of Iron in North
Carolina
Parties having Iron for sale will address Mr. Cooke az
Charlotte n. c., whose contracts vii! be honored by the
undersigned
By order of Col J. GoRGAs:
WM s. DOWNER,
Military Store Keeper.
Richmond, Va, April I, 1862. 30-lm.
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RAILROADS.
POST OFFICE, RALEIGH. N. C.,l
NOVEMBER I5, 1851 I
SCHEDULE OF MAIL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THIS CITY.

Office hours from 2, m TO s, p and from to SlS
n m SUNDAYS from g To =. a m. and 8 to T., +. H.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-All persons will be required to traus-
A'' '"''' ''''eO0 '' GEO. T. COOKE, M.
November 10, 1861.
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NEGROES WANTED.
IN ii E UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE
highest cash prices for NEGROES of both sexes not
so years of age lie would purchase from to 100
If offered in short time Apply by letter through the
Post Office 10 w SPIRES
Raleigh, n. G.
April %, 1862. 33-4tpd.
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The Seni~Weekiy STANDARD.

See Register of NOrth-Carolipa Troops ON
fourth page
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BANK CAPE FEAR,

Wilmington, April 16. 1862.
DITTDEND 40 los.
A DIVIDEND OF PER CENT. HAS BEEN DE.
N clured by this Babk. payable the Stockholders
the lst of May next. J. G. BURR, Cashier
April %, 1862 std
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MISCELLANEOUS.
......-.....-...............-.,
NOTICE.

TIME 46TH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE PRO
IL tesrant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of North
Carolina will be held in the Chapel of the Cross Chape
HILL on the 2d Wednesday III May, 1862, that day being
the l4th of the month.
EDWARD LEE WINSLOw,, Secy.
Fayetteville, April - 1862. SGT
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NORTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INsu.
RANCE COMPANY


RANCE COMPANY.
THIs COMPANY TAKES 'fsfs RISKS ssLt5f UP6E ALL al
neilihy lives between the ages of Il and SO years
for one year, for years. or for ebe ass,ssr 6
svs participating in the profits of the Company Slaves
between the of 10 60 years are insured far one
year or five for two-thrds their market yana 'N'
All losses paid within 90 days after satisfactory proof s
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1861.
s. +; y; hSSs:ss Ss:s:. Y Y + is@1s: 5s1;s
Erra1A1 e; "A "fhs.; h.ii, e E F. ?: Fssss., Fss5
Il. RATTLE.
OFFICERS.
W. W. HOLDEN, Vice President
H. W. HUsrED, Attorney
!. V. II. JONES, Treasurer,
r: II: BATTLE Secretary,
W H. MSKEE Med Examiner.
c. b Roor
W H. MCKEE
For further information the pubic ia rsf.--sd ., a.
Panpnels and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
a' 'he ollce OF the Company any of its gences
Address. 4. H. BATTLE.
Raleigh Jan. g, 1862. 80
! GREENsBoROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
rays all Losses Promptly!
DIRECTORS:
John a. Mebane Cyrus p Mendenhall, David P. Weir
James NJ; Garrett I. NJ. Jones' N. H. d. Wilson, David Nc
Knight. NJ s. Sherwood Jed H. Lindsay, R. n. SlUau
u G ates X Sterling, VIM. Barringer, Greensboruugh
Alexander Miller, Newbern; DIR. W. C. Ramsey, Wades
borough; W. A Wright Wi1ninoton Rev r n Nav
nard Franklnton; +. f. Watson Wstsonyille. A i YORK
Concord; b. Craven, Trinity College
oPFICERs
\: H. ID. WILSON, President,
JED. D. LINDSAY, Vice President.
JOHN A. GILMER Attorney
fErER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer
N. II. D. WILSON,
c. G. YATES Executive Committee
]. NJ GARRETT
All communications on business of the Office should be
| directed TO PETER ADAMS Secretary,
| GreensborOugh.
APri 90 1907. SLY.
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WN7ANTED-SECOND HAND FURNlTURE OF
w ali kinds in demand, and be disposed Of at fair
nrices at TuwIes' Auction and Commission Stnre.
JAS. NJ. TOWLES, Auctioneer.
April 25, 1862. 81
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ATTENTION MILITIA!
THNhERE WILL BE GENERAL MUSTER OF THE,
Il SSth Regiment N G. Militia the old race track
two miles East Of Raleigh, Saturday, the l7h day
May, 1862
Captains Of Companies will prepared with writ
ten report of the strength Of their Companies the time
OF enrolment the strength when the cali of third was
made and the number then in service the number yolu
eeed for the after the call made the number Of
detailed militia and the strength of Company at present
giving names, ages and whether married or single.
BY order Of the Colonel:
D. W Balm
April %, 1862. std.
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WV ANTED TO HIRE-FlFTEEN INTELLI
w gent nurses for the n. c. General Military HUsp
tai Raleigh Middleaged men preferred. Also, two
washerwonen. Apply TO
April s, 1862. z9--u.
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WHISKEY FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

"AVING LOST OR MlSLAlD CERTIFl-
EH GATE No! 1854 for one share of stock in the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Railroad Company, shall apply To the
Board of Directors of the said Company for reissue OF
the SANG d. NJ. LEWIS.
April |, 1852. N-lm'
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SENATE.

DEN y
p,u. MISSOURI
Vim. L. Yancey, Jonn D: , UIaIA,
Clement C. Clay. IL. D. ION.
ARKANSAS. foAc iIAeoLiNA'
Robert W. johnson, GeC s%DaVls'
Cbas. B. Mitchell. "mss2s: Dortcn.
r,oprn. soUTH-cARoLINA.
A. E. Maxwell, Kooe W. 6arnweii'
James NJ. Baker. James l.. orr.
GEORGIA. TENNESSEE
Benz. II. Hill, Langdon Y; haynes
Robert ToOmbs. G9staVus IL. henry
KENTUCKY. TEXAS
II z Burnett Louis I. WIgfall,
W W., Simms. w. S. Oldham.
LOUISIANA. fikGiNlA.
Edward Sparrow, Il NJ 1. hunter'
r Som,ncS VIM. B. Preston.
,I,Ss,sSrpPL Total number &C.
Albert Il. Brown,
James Phelan.
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rAsHI CASHIl CASH.!!

SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH. l DON'T DO A
Credit Business Therefore hope every person that sees
this Advertisement will ask for CREDlT-becauSe
am not able TO do credit business; and have TO pay
CASH myself o,,,o
have called every person that owes me DOLLAR,
and have not been able 10 collect the first CENT wish
YOU would call on some one that is able TO credit
'O J. B. FRANKLIN.
April IL, 1861. So-
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TO THE FRIENDS OF HOME MANUFAC-
TURES.
TUNHE KINSTON SHOE FA Glory is NOW IN Sue
IL cessful operation ORDERS for negro BROGANS
and BOOTS solicited.
J. C. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston, n. c.. July 81, 1860. 6o-tf.
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STATE CONVENTION.
Officers and Members.

ORGANIZED on THE 2OrH OF MAY, 1861.
WELDON \. EDWARDS, of Warren, President.
WALTER L. STEELE, of Richmond, Principal Sec
fetary.
Z. EDWARDS of Granville, Assistant Secretary.
=, JOSEPH HoLDERBY, of Rockingham, .Engrossing
JAMES PAGE of Randolph, Principal Doorkeeper
w. K LOWELL, of Surry, Assistant
JOHN G. MOORE, of Wake, I"
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GENERAL COMMISSION & AULTION BU-
SINESS.
THaUE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the many tavors be
has received would respectfully ask continuance of
the patronage of his friends and customers and pledges
renewed diligence any business entrusted to him.
He would give special attention. at tbs time, TO the hir
ing of negroes renting of houses, &c, &C. and hatters
hmse that he would give general satisfaction, his
terms will be reasonable
JAMES NJ. T0WLES,
General Agent and Auctoneer.
Raleigh n. c., Dec. 90, 1851. l09-
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wv NANTED-AT THE MACHINE SHOPS OF THE
w Raleigh CASTOR Railroad Company, old Copper,
Brass Pewter Lead Zinc and Cast lrnn for which the
highest cash price will be paid, delivered at the Machine
Shops. any Depot ON the Road.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
MRster of Machinery r. e. X. r.
April 4, 1852. 2S-lm
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Since June ist, 1861 have published of the above
tracts over five million of pages, half of which
have given away mostly the soldiers, aud the other we
sold at about of getting them out for
one dollar Come TO Jesus Call to Prayer, your souls
II Safe cents EACH which is cheap as we heretofore
Got them from the North Hymns for the Camp 10 l2
and Is cents a copy. or,h;,
Ca Ea'n W. j. W. CROWDER,
0'5. 45,;h Nc Ayent.
P:S.Ei also have supply of the Pocket Testament
printed at Nashville, Tenn. 90 -,
March 2, 1859. ~ '
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LAND FOR SALE.
A TRACT OF LAND LYING ABOUT SEVEN MILES
N Suuth of Raleigh containing $50 acres % acres OF
which is good bottom land Ii is well adapted TO the
glowh of wheat cotton, aud tobacco There is an
excellent spring within 10 yards of the dwelling
There are on the premises besides the dwelling, all neces
sary out houses 10 be cultivated this
year. large part of which is new ground 1t is situated
in n good neghboThoOd, and in healthy section.
If mot disposed of in ten days will rent il sha.
Apply To p MCGOWAN Raleigh, or in his absence to
W. ANDREWS, to the Editor Of the ChrSttdR Sun,
Suffolk. Va
April Is, 1862. S2-4t.
~ Christian SUN copy four times.
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ORGANIZED on THE 2Orn OF MAY, 1861.
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WANTED TO HIRE-A NEGRO WOMAN
w and negro boy. Apply at this Office.
Raleigh, April4 4, 1862. 2S-Stpd.
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ooxrEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.
PRESIDENT,

JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
VICE PRESIDENT,
ATFX. H. STEPHENS, Of Georgia
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ETls7ndsTS-'fb
NEW DISCOVERY

NEN DiNf ~ D. X y
FU7HF A=carids7 or Pin 0-tnr the rem.
vnr-h has ever bsfaci the si'II n' tlf
r--7n-ri rhysi-iars. and universally con i7Sr'' -
them s- l-rrud ths rcsch Of MEDICINE are en'T-
expelled from tne human system eT rn- n-
DE- &. G.uId-- Piu Worn SYr"r
4 Care Wc-rr7fsc ~ -rc-u C1rr.
Erlsf a7ordsd "a f5rrHlV- fo"r hou-f
To-. -vrur is purely vegetable pr@psr~u
s7t --r--,sss nth the yuunEe-t child
-v-r~,--Igteuse i-chIr- nftlrE ana 90 -.''
m tfe lowe rrri a the rectum and about The -''
rfrrr mistascn ~ 81 Viles.l ei-'E-e'ah's -r
ti1r ir the ersrssirl- region or lower r'r' '.
..-eis rrs'irsznes-. Nsssfsine-s. startling
s--c ming 20 the sleep fEiupHE. ami n. -'
~gvurv spasm- OF hi-
Cs-rioS The genuine hsF Sue r7'H~
i t-uid'- Pin W ,rm syrup blown pol ear'
-.e. a,s portrait and 4. isc smile r' 1rr 7.-H
Iu tho wrapper.
HEKVEY 4 M00ltE Fr-r-lrf---
,Jf-rs- GEu e.. GOODWIN q Goo.
and Marshall 81. boFir7. Ha-
General Agents ior New Pms
sla 5r Darlington by A.C srE'Er-.-
R0BT 4 co.
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AYERS
CHERRV DFNTORAI-

CHERRY PICTORIAL.
TIE WORLDS Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds. Inciplent Con
sumption. and for the relief
Of ConsumptIve patients
IL advanced stages
Of the disease
Tins ha. been so long used and ro uni
tcrsailv known. that We need ho no more
fiun assure the public that Ir- quality kept
uu ia tire best it ever has been. and THAT b.
ms, b. relied ON 20 go all 1t has cs-- dome.
Procured hy DR. J. G. AYEr q Co.,.
frraica. ca- -ia0iHfs.a' f5ea".f..
Lowell. Nsss.
coil iy all Druggists c'crl where,
Sold iuBurlington ~ 4. C. SPEAR aul J "
ROXY co
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THE DAILY FREE PRESS,
BURLINGTON, VI

BURLINGTON, VT,
RS PUBLISHED sV1y sft--oon, Caundsys ex
l cepicd } 1t fyto'cIock, ara gives lts reader
Twelve Hours later News
Than they can obtain frU.n any other source
(From the y. Y. Evening Post.)
Evening w.. Morning Papers.
Inc relative positions Of Tire morning and cvo-
ming papers have changed greatly during the
present war. 4 little while ago the morning
papers were here, as they have always been in
London and Paris, prominently the nstrSpspers.
They furnished their readers over thelr breakfast
tables all the incidents OF the previous day and
night. Evening papers merely repeated the n
formation, with & few additional particulars
gathered IN the course Of the morning, and the
local city news. Bat since the opening Of the
war it has been different. Ths first accounts Of
nearly every important action and movement, -
said the other day, have been given 10 tn
public Of New Tork By the evening papers
Thus. the reports Of the great Bethel fight; OF
7 our successes 10 Western Virginia; Of the Bul
Run defeat; Of tie Hatteras Inlet afair, and
most signal OF all Of the Port Royal victory and
/ Of the capture Of Mason and Slidell, and their
.urrender were all received in this city roo late
! for the morning papers 60 PRINT, but early enough
/ for the evening papers 70 give full particular
The EEEt PEEss receives Dispatcher csui az. y
4 by both the American and Nt. Boston Line.
up to four o'clock Of each DAY. is toieg spbi.
news is consequently O.. .ai,, anu IN most case.
A. fa... Ia fact ts- SOM, As mat given by tie n
+ +. Ep,-,,g Pos, and the Nev YcrE a-J Bc,tg,
.venirs papers generally.
TEExs-By carrier. $500 per aauau
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DIARIr> FOR 1868.
1862. Lake Champlain 1862
Summer Arrangement.


QUINN NOEa Ia
DAY L.sz--Lesve White
hall daily. CSga5ays sxcepJeI.) q. 1855 4. b
upon arrival oi the Gaze from T.ov. Albany ami
Buslio, reaching Buringtoa a. .45 ,. NJ, and
Houses Point al s.45 P. NJ, making direct con
ncction with the Csrs ;o- ogaeuscurgh ana Mont
real same evening
GONG SOUTH
Nrezr LINZ Leave Rouse Point at e r.i- lex
cept Saturdays and sundays On arrival uI Tram
IRON Moutresi and Ogicusbu-Eu, arriving at bur-
linrtou al 80 T.. n ami reaching Whitehall a.
$50 A. NJ. Iu time far E1rres- Train reaching
New York at P. 81. tu1tio and -uspcu1cr
Bridge at 5 =. ".
on SATURDAY
The steamer Uv11En STATES vill leave u-el,o's
Point a. A. N aud burlington Al DO 3d..
reaching hitehall a. +.5l =. VI IN tune t"r
trains connecting With night boats "u Hudson
k;ver and Express trains for the West
Both Line will bo run elch wav ri- Eu-
Kent aud Plattsburghi 'r-rft Nl'ara1V+-
PERRY
Tho usam,r Eo>los. Capt. Henry May. leavr
burlington daily 81 $50 4. ~ ami Plsttsburrt
.laiiv AZ 1880 p ". Leaves Darlington -atu1-
iavss o 30 q. NJ. and D p. 81. leaves Pistt--
burgb Saturday, ~ 1890 and I'm. wv tt-
nesdiys and Thursdays a trip will be- msde Go
Grand Isle Lowing fia'rsoursn Of llfl d.. ~
Fare as low rs by any other Route.
FWpoV9H TICKETS BE- tt'7 I--~ --.----
--- -.--.r-.I RI. f- '-- --f-. .-
.t.- ff.. .t"f.- rf'r.f-
t.-r--r t-r- rr----
rt 81. I,s.. --.-. t'0--ei--'.r-
N.rt-..l. 81. C.ll-i.. T.f D., iH.. r Fl,
y ". a. n.-~4 .-i.---- -u-- ..eF 3 ---
RI --t =. b. "-e-, t-i N-
g. Cen ba1.L
Albany t-u rosri Use .nampis'n -s-a's-i-. '''
board Hui-ou biv-r -tsamer- Nr BOARD Lake
Ontario steamer
Baggage Ch.c-eI Through rassen gers ant
Baggage viil boz transported irou Cars ta hosrs
from the Depot st burlington, - t7' .f 1l4-g-
Frei-hts taken az Lowest ha,es-
THOs. Il. CtNFIELD. General A-r.
~. s. American Block. burlington. VT
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ALMANACS FOR 1868.

.FTNuE Annual Rcgieter Of Rural Adai-s-
Il The Old Farmers a Almanac
EIhe Christian Family Almanac.
The American Trze; Society Almanac.
2 The Baptist Almanac.
Tie Uuiversslist 4 iIaaaae
frank Leslie's omic Almanac.
Isdy's Almanac
For sale BY L. \ FULLER.
Burlington, Nov. -.
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The Syraeuse NURSERIES.

OFFEE Fos SALES irrse ar ~s-y ease.sa,
- stock t-
TREES, PLANTS. AND SHRUBS.
i--.--l-- O. .a- STANDARD sorts ct
UT.
AFPLFo-., and S ve4-s o.l very fae. I1tA.
bo-h DE--. sua >tauea--. fsaoae-. F.-as
L-c--;as 4- d-
Ornamental Trecs Shrubs. Roses. Dza.Ias Green
House sli Led1Iug ou, pl4uts. Ac b.
very large supply.
The quality this season j. unusually fair, ALL
the prices are set ihls season lover than ever
LYMAN HALL ci Slelozras. rs or suthorig-
% Agent io- -he state 20 Vermont Tor the sale of
Trees. &c, Eud ae vii deliver O. parties ordering
tarlurh bun % very inv rstcs.
Apple trees 3 and years ODD a. srv 0i t.t
tsl.rozl Stations nc the state io- ~ ots. csc.
Apple - &c SO i7-s ot 400 or more --
IJl1 !o
= Orders respectfully solicited.
BAOWN SMITH.
-y---lse. y =.
0eI- -'i- dHUln
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reBes,As ~ he kind have been tined in v-ir- 1-r
nav seem in-redih HE but b 20 iaii = any eA-e
money =iil be refunus-.
OVER TW U THJiaANl br- LII
hsvu nov been sold without
failure vh-r taken a. 1Irec-t-- an- W
TIE Isas. iujary O. health IN Any cs-s- =
put Up IL BOTTLES Of three tihe-eU- strength -'i
fuII directions for using. an sen b. ezr-5--
closely sealed % all paris Of the coaltrg.
PRICEs-Eail strength, Slo' Ha- s,rsa 90
q; quarter strength, IS per bottle
- Remember This medicine d Der cneH -f
p-eEslv f5r o5stinste osseI. which al other rene
dieu q the Kind hsve failed g. cure also tia
j. warranted a. represented N ever respect '
price viii be REFUNDED. y beware 90 il-i.-l."r.
y enc warranted unless purchased dlrectiy
H., o. 81 be once. Pre1srsi s1d s'l- only
Br. Msttisous Asuedisi institHts - -pe'ls. u--
ease. No. q Union street. Provtdcuee. H. H.
= TINS speciality embraces al crease
private natrre both of mea snd Eu1ls1-77 q 'e;
early educated physician Of tEeu-g ye4'1 t'-
tice. giving taou bis whole E-tcu-.ar-
p Consultations by letter or CtH-rErs- r.
ricty confidential, and medicine VII ra Dom
0iy Express. secure from ohsCrvstou- to al rs-'
the United states. Also, acc 1mua -iltIru. t
Ladies from abroad wishing fur a secure AMI gr'.
Retreat. and good care until restored Oh hes...
Caution 1t has been estimate tra. .r-
to- hundred thousand dollars are paid On 's'r
ding auacks annually, IN s,eV Bingham a."-.
without ~ scushf to thess who pay g. a t1.
comes from trusting, --itsozi IrgHrt. t0 men -
are slike destitute Of honor character or st...
whose o-'p recommendation "a their oVu tai-a
eItravsrsnt ass,rfIsss IN praise Of t1emsr.r.
H. therefore, you would auoIa trI-- sH-rug
take mans word, aaftrr r1-i o. rr-.r7
siaus are. put MAKE INQUIRY -it wi. -
yvu nothing. and may save you many req
for. advertising physicians, IN nine ease.
Of ten. are bogus, there Is no safety 90 tru-i'r-
any Of them, unless you know -aa ami rsa 'r
are
R-pr. NJ. will send free. by enclosing '-
stamp g. shove. pamphlet On lIsEssrs rr
ssS, ami on rTruafs arssas-F generally. -'-
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~ Distinguished National Characters. fo.
~ Photographs Albums one Aaa-ls- v4rleirr
for sale a. I0c. each,
by GO. FRENCH 3 90.
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When rbe machines are driven tr 10U@r.7he
ratio IS much higher 500 arl oeI stitches
minute not being an u1u gel average
seams af considerable length pre- ordinarily sew
IN with the best machine. a. the rate 90 yard
minute. AMI -1ar, --e. lu manner ta- Superior o.
ps5a seViu-
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pepsia, Heart Disease y erzol-I4s
SCI l causti l1 >lr7-'l "a rhe system, rapidly
caIel bv ILL L.. SAEsArALILI-l-