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TEETH ! 5 TEETH!

insert artificial teeth Cold Silver Platna and Rub
Der. In all cases furnish temporary free of cost
and advise all persons who have al their extract
cd to have temporary set it keeps he Jaw in
better shape. Several have under my notice
since residence this place where the under q,y has
become seriously injured, by going without temporary
~ still renew my offer of s2j a t'roten or lie.
cavng sets of teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been una bic to find AN imperfect set
The following letter will speak for self it is from
Rev. }. :. lEe, formerly resident of this place.
CANTON. y. Y, June 81, 1862.
DR.. CONEGYs Dear Sir-I feel impeed to wr e Won
the result OF your dentistry in wish
omnend your work. especially your ruber irork have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three you inserted upper
teeth in my mouth rubber plate, and have it
since with it every neal and plate is
just good as when The fitting is admirable, anu
it, ARRAYS recommend II 70 my tcHds in Pr eJcrence to
goid or dtna My experience IS certaiay decidedly in
favor the rubber. hope my many friends in Vermont
will avail themselves Of your services, know
Dentist in whose bands should prefer to my tn
interest rather than YOU give this letter unsolicited,
simple justice. Yours truly,
J s. LEE,
Ether or ChlorOfornl given il extracting Il
number Of teeth il required.
e. Bear in mind that only charge Sevcnty-fiye
cents cavity, for gold filling use the best gold
and warrant the filings, as do my plate work When
convenient, from distance will please give
" few days notice, when they intend coming for
work
o. Office Langdons Flour Store, Montpelier VT.
oCt.6D&w JOHN II. COMEGYS.
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iNPOhTANT TO FEMALES.
OH. CE9slE3&F3IEAH1S PEZI%
'~r combination ot Ingredients in Ties, Pills are the
'o y long and extensive practice. They are mild
'' F";'oH sAf cdrtau IN correcting all Irregular
m "''AW "en>truauons, removing all Gbstructons
NJ. ! rom cod or Otherwise heaaachc, rain in the
'F~itJaHUn Of the heart whites, al nervous aliec-
!5'trc', fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c ,
'''"eN sleep, wEch arise from interruption of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
''He rtnmenceHcut Of era in the treatment OF
E irregularities and distractions which have con-
t..' :" many to a premature grave. No female Gun
& EUo" h'aA unless she is regular, and whenever an
& "C''oh takes place the general health begins to dc
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Me host ehecual remedy ever known for all cor.
n peculiar to Females. TO all classes they in
inducing, with certainty, periodical regularity.
are hhown to thousands who have used them At diff
FIN, periods, throughout the country, having the
sonie Of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Mo-, Pet directions, stating when they should not be
,i nt' each boN-the price one dollar per box, con-
" pTs rom fifty TO sixty pills.
p,s, SEM oy mail, promptly by renting to the Pro-
BY Or,.a,so ld by s T. Iedfeld, Montpelier, w. and
"Dnr4gglsts generally.
f'rIERcE, Montpelier, Agent.
n.u., R. Is, HUTCHINS, Proprietor
''''Iy 20 Cedar ST., New York.
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s.. Adams, September so, 1862.
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CARFHs CATHARTIC CANDIBs.-Ind geston, Stomach
md Liver Complants.-These medicines will cure the
most confirmed OF dyspepsia aid disorders OF the
stomach and liver. They hive restored more suffering
d}sPptics to actual and permanent health than all the
GieF tphcmeral "tpecifcs'' united They have stood
the test ct fifty years experience. They increase the
appetite nvigorate the stomach and purify the liver
nb'we Complaints they equally efIcacous, and for
'cE atn nervous headaches they stand unrivaed Sold
" a" druggists, at Is cts. per box. 40
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1882
FNIE Members at the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company nereby notified that the following assess
nts have been made by the Directors all
nuir laue 1nvii.-
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FARM ENgeke SALE.

u. North part Of Walden. about two miles from East
,"I" "uI near the stage road leading from Hard
Tat 'a'Flt, about 60 acres of land IL well fenced
6.r" ' F@dS ana wall! ia about equally divided into
T3c, ''tuftg', tillaga, wood land and small sugar
Trees 70 e road is shaded by about 2O0 beautiful maple
arg. A. zen "rs' growth. Buildings, including two
ngerl" m 'Hc"cut conliiioY and very convenient
h,h ''i' water at the house and barn. said farm
'gg W1 entire income Of another farm for the last
Can tf', aud is in high state Of cultivation, and
Mg ".% an be moved with machine.
Ih'r larm for sale, tf a bout 80 acresiO clear
'arEe sugar orchard Of about 1900 trees. good
yrl wynn fixtures for tapping 1900 trees, l4O rods
aga, "OIEhs to conduct the zap to the house Also,
p'er ,oeA Of dry wood These places will be sold to-
a. ~" S-PaFately Il desired. Direct all communioa
). T. ELLIS, East llardwick, W.
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The government has great and solemn duty to
perform IN developing the military power OF the
country for the tremendous emergency that is at
hand But this duty is not confined alone to rails
ing new troops; it is also and most emphatically
in providing for their health and comfort when they
are raised. Five times as many men die from dis
ease in camp from the slaughter of the battle
field The enemy outnumbers us in men four to
one and has the world to draw upon as well as his
own teeming population. for the supply of his
ranks He can better afford to lose four thousand
than we can one thousand. We ought to make up
the deficiency, not alone by our superior military
apttodes, but by taking the most systematic and
intelligent measures for the preservation of the
health oil the troops already raised and those about
to be brought into the field. This subject should
form the study of our authorities day aud night
single instance Of the neglect of officials, or of
mismanagement endangering the life of one soli-
tary private, ought to be visited with all the penal
ties OF treason. No pu1ishment is too severe. for
conduct which weakens N the slightest degree the
military strength of the country. We need the
services of every man, of every one; and those
officers whose duty it is to provide for the protec
ton OF the soldiers from unnecessary exposure
should be held to the most rigid accountability
We must exercise the very strctest economy in our
resources of men as well as means or the most dis
astrous results may be apprehended
Another measure Of preparation for the spring
campaign is the Immediate construction abroad Of
Navy, no matter at what expense, which will
break the present blockade of our ports, and open
them one and all to the commerce of the world
This can be done by spring, if we at set about
the work. With q powerful feet of iron-clads,
manned by brave and experienced seamen, we can
annihilate the Yankee fleets in our waters and give
egress to the rich products of our soil. The sea-
men can be had from our own country and Europe,
and we have officers who have already given proof
that they have superiors in their profession in
the world. Let tine South have Navy by the
spring, and not only will the Southern ports be
opened, but laurels will be gained upon the as
brilliant as those which have been gathered upon
the land.
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NOTICE.
Id ANAWAY FROM THE sIrpso.-

ANYWAY FROM THE SCBSCRTppn
~ Greensborough, on Wednesday the 5tb inst ~. AT
So years old, about feet 10 inches bIh about
about ls5 or 100 bs and had very bad eair rs
tied up with leather strings The other boy !. snc
years old BY the name Of EPHRAIM, has dowU a.
he looks at you and will weigh about Ia 90 when
The boys were carried from Greene County on Ia. O
DAY the 4a inst in charge Of spVe and left S
down to Newbern or Washington to meet the way
liberal reward will be raid for the apprebension ny
negroes lodged in any Jail SO get them Oh said
ADDRESS d. A. SPIVEY
Snow Hill. N. G..
Or s. D. POPE,
Nov. II, 1852. Si1n, n.C.
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VALUABLE LAND AND GOLD MINE DO.
SALE. N

n OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ANN co,-
NINE, in Franklin County, n knowu as tSs pHd
tbs NINE, containing about 800 acres There has ho
half million of dollars and more dug out of the propsrv
to the mining property, have valuable FARM .n5
great deal Of good land that might be easily reduced
cultivation large number of negroes mig be workS
number of negro houses cribs barns stables Ge D ana
good repair upon the property would prefer to sell S
of the property-would sell all. If could sell half A
would let the purchaser have entire possession for two
years. to allow myself time attend to other bu snoss
pressing upon my time and attention could let the
chaser have considerable lot of furniture pork co..
stock, wagons, carts, tools, &c. O''N'
The mining operation is simple and cheap-is esnocu
suited to negro aborers By good attention it wopd na
wel-it has always paid well. Address me at Inn.b1g!
NJ. TLOS (. THOMAS NJ
Nov. ii, 1862. sl-wkswE,
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NOTICE.

"AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TEE
w Jail of Nash County. North Carolina on the zoth
of October 1862, the following described negroes to WV
/ AUGUSTUS HOLMES who says that be IS tree, ana
raised by Alsey Beavers of Raleigh The said holmes
is of yellow complexion black hair and straight hEe e
ten inches high, twentyeght years DID, and weighs AO0u
l40 or U9 pounds
ADELTNE LOCUST who says that she is aso free. ana
wife of The said Holiness is rather Of daTk cempe4iop
small stature, and bound 10 Henry POTies " Haeg'
age "a years.
WASHINGTON, a slave, says be- belongs TO WmH
Smith, of Petersburg Va now in toe army, 6tn Regimen
State Troops; his complexion of ginger cake color ns
supposed tn be about 80 years old.
JOSEPH, says he belongs to Julius Perkins, Of ris
County Pacolus, is yellow boy OF small stature
years od five feet four five inches in and Wegs
about l25 pounds The said boy is very Intelligent snu
was living in the city of Raligb with Mr.. Cook -,
HENRY BROOKS. who says that be is Tree, Is oil ySs
low complexion five feet ten inches high % years oo anu
weighs i7o pounds The said Brooks resided in Beauo'
County before the war, and raised BY MT HerrnS
of Wayne Count he also says that be has been ID wv
service with Mr. Thomas Marsh 4th Reg State troops,
ELIZABETH CLAWS, who says she is free and Tie
the said Brooks is of yellow complexion 81 years ou
stout made and living six miles from Raleigh On 'u'
The said Augustus Holmes, Washington, Joseph, and
Henry Brooks inform that they recently maoe met
escape from the Jail of Wake County They were caug
in the neghborhUod of Stanbope by M Berkly Gone VII
his negro dogs The said negroes were making 1oI ,h
ington in this State with the ineBton OF Of
Yankees and they travelled they committed lne to
breaking open houses. punder;Dg DC This nosee Sr
request the owner or owners of said negroes to come
ward prove property, pay charges and take 'neni '
they will be disposed of asthe law DIRECTS sh.ria
Nashville; N. c., Nov. 7, 1882. so-Ws'T''
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EXCHANG E HOTEL,
HILLSBORO' STREET, RALEIGH. N.

-.
"AVING PURCHASED TIE PROPERTY IN THE
LII City of Raleigh, recently occupied by Major Phillips
and known Phillips HOTEL" have opened it for the
accommodation of the public under the and style Of
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The extensive improvement now going on, and which
will be completed possibe-the erection of new
buildings and the thorough ovehaung and renovatng of
old ones-w render the Exchange convenient and COM
Portable; and the proprietor is determined that its
agemen and internal arrangements shall be such
compare favorably with the first class hotels of the country
The table will be abuudaay supplied with the best the
market and the country affords and efforts expense
will be spared to render the house in every respect
Portable home to its guests.
The Exchange located on HlIsboro' street. some two
hundred ysrdssyest Of the Capitol.
Thirty to forty large and commodious will be-
ready for occupation by the assembling of the Legislature
liberal share of public patronage is respectfully so
cited. Give call and will endeavor to treat you
well.
0mnibussS will be in attendance at the cars to convey
passengers 10 and from the Exchange
w. II. CUNlNGGIM, Proprietor.
l.. BRANsoN Superintendent.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 81, 1862. A-w&swlm.
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PREPARE FOR THE FINAL STRUGGLE.

PREPARE FUR The FINAL STRUGGLE.
The immense preparations which the North is
making for the next campaign should admonish the
Confederate Government to make ready for what
We inclined to believe viii be the death strug-
gle of the monster despotism. The forces author
lied to be raised under the last Conscrpt act should
be organized without delay, and prepared to take
the field at the instant their services are required.
Happily, it does not require any previous training
to teaA Southern soldiers the use of the gun. But
organization and discipline essential, as well as
courage and familiarity with weapons, and these
the new levies should be put in position to ac-
quire, If they not at once called to the field
Adesperate effort may be made this fall 70 assail
the Capital; it certainly will be in the spring. We
have the most unbounded confidence in the valor of
our people, but without prompt and thorough or
ganization, courage and patriotism will be but the
strength of the blind Samson.
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No swamp rich bottom; TO IL miles from Mississippi
River; evee protecting it, Ordinarily, price IS by tract
North, East, ). w. n Sec. l, 100
5. L. Y, -" ., 40
20 miles N. W. of Helena; good neigbborhood unsur
passed in every sense. Price $40.
South, East s. side :; 3: Sec 81 lsO
/ s. off. S.w. ., 40
a. ). fires, s. w. - 2, IS
Near Helena, and fine lands. Price $40
South. East, Frac. Section, &, SIS
s 8, $40
II, $40
In Phillips county, 80 miles below Helena; choice land;
large tract adjoining Sold last year To planter at $25
per acre. PIice $40 per acre In all-6,5s4-S4.
w. r. RIGHTOR, Helena, Ark
il. A. BADHAM, Esq, Ag't, Raleigh.
Nov. z, 1869. s0-w&s~3mpd..
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VALUABLE WARREN LAND AND RESI-
DENCE FOR SALE.

FINDER DECREE OF THE COURT OF EQUITY
u for Warren County, will be sold on Wednesday. De-
cember 3d. 1852 the premises the Of land which
Kemp Plummer deceased resided the time of his dea
The tract is less than half mile from the town of War
renon and contains about nine hundred and twenty
well adapted to the cultivation Of wheat tobacco and
other grains and very well watered having iteever
al excellent springs Of them mineral and is justly
considered of the most desirable farms and residences
in Warren County.
g N. COOK, ME
A LSO, AT THE SAME TAME AND PLACE WILL
n be sold about four hundred barrels of corn one hum
dred and eighty bushels of wheat thirty stacks Of fodder
wheat straw about one hundred fat hogs thirty head
cattle two yoke Of oxen head of horses and mules
among them three thorough bred Mares and several arI
cles Of value. TH0S. G. PLUMMER ~,
JOS. B. BACHELOR, hA rs
warrenton, n. C, Nov. Z, 1862. s0-w&swlm.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND NE.
(.R0ES

EpY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS IN TRUST Elk.
Id ecuted to by N S. A. Cbaf6n we will sell a. pub.
lie auction, the premises the goth and 2st DAYS Of
November next, about 1000 of valuable lands
lying in Davie County, the Yaakln River, of which
about Su0 acres very fertile low lands.
Said lands situated in healthy section oS the State
about ID miles Southwest Of Salem and Is miles North
west of Lexington.
We will also sell number Of negroes some horses and
mules, large number of cattle and hogs wagons and
gears farming TOOLS several stills and tubs Ons-baf q
tHeSsing machine, together with many othsr aseles
Further particulars will be made known on the day of
sale ISS. Lash,
October 81, 1852. 48-w&swst.
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$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOB

NNH E UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE VIr
valuable tract of LAND, situated in the Eastern n,,t
of Franklin County, lying between Red Bud and Ssn5v
Creek containing $50 portion of the land is TX
low grounds and for the growth of corn and cotton b
is none superior TO it in the County The upland is we'll
adapted TO the growth of tobacco corn and small
On the premises there isl number of tobacco barns
ries stables. negro cabins, and overseers house
For further information, apply in person by letter To-
7. J. STOKES,
Castalis N. C.
Oct Il, 1857. 43-w&swl7t
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NOTICE.

NORTH.CAROLINA, COURT OF EQUITY,
IN Wake County. Fall Term, 1852.
LAURA p. CoTTos OTHERS.
er VdFts.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE COURT OF
4 Equity, of Wake County, at Fall Term, A. D., 1852
in the entitled of Laura p Cotton and Others
the undersigned Clerk and Master will proceed to sell the
land and premises in the pesdings mentioned and descrb
ed the 29h day of November next at public auction
The house and lot located in the City of Raleigh,
Newbern street. about half mile from the business part
of the City, aud of the desirable places to be
found. The dwelling house is large and commodious-
containing thirteen with ABOUT Is Of land at
tached having all the necessary outhouses and well of
the finest water There is also fire stable lot and well
Of water on it. Possession will be given Immediately
The sale will take place the premises commencing at
IL NJ upon credit of year for third of the price
of the purchase money, the purchaser entering into bond
with two ab,s securities.
Oct oath, 1862. 44-w&swl0t.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

ANDREW g. HILL AND OTHERS
II. A. COPE OTHERS.
An WEDNESDAY THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER
" next, will sell at auton, the premises, the tract
Of land mentioned in the peadngs in the above cause ad
NJ. Saunders W. A Smith, deceased and Others being the
dover land of the late Frances Cops widow Of John Cope
containing about III acres.
TERMS-A credit of6 months will be given, uthintsr-
est from date. r G. LEWIS C. NE
October g. 1852. s7-wSswtd.
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MINERAL LANDS FOR s.ID

THAVE AN INTEREST OF ONETuIpn
y tract of 500 acres the waters of Dasn D: IN
which have been discovered salt mine and num- ne on
worthy geological investigation. ''"'"er, well
Carthage, N. c., Nov. II, 1852. as IoNiooN
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As our army was retreating towards Cumberland
Gap, soldier called out to General Hardee, "Gen-
eral, know how to form double column at half
distance, but your tactics don't mention double dis
lance on half ratons" "Thats true, my friend"
said the General, smiling, "but hereafter history
will mention the noble manner in which you have
performed it" -.
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SAVE THE SCRAPS
Nov. II, 1852.

y State Iron and Brass Works. formerly nTnHFH
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents per popnd GSn
wrought iron scraps, scrap brass scrap link and For
"copper" the highest cash price willbe paid scrap
pay the highest market price for large ouanttv will
bred cords of wood. Two hun
Raleigh, Sept.Is. 1862. 78-vG
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.

TINE PROPRIETOR HAVING BEEN ROBBED BY
Il the AboIitioniss in Arkansas Of all but his lands of.
ers great bargains in the following lands selected yvrs
ago, when first in market, and after personal examna
ton of each tract See price affixed to EACH offer the
whole list purchaser for $4,000 cash. negroes
market price, onehf cash. and time notes for banae
secured with per cent interest Located Mississippi
county. Title clear.
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The Roll OF HONOR v-By Joint resolution of
the Legislature Of Alabama, the Governor is au-
thorized to prepare book in which shall be placed
the name, regiment and residence of every soldier
from that State who has died in the service of his
country during the present war.
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NOTICE.

Il UST RECEIVED TEN BOXES OF Pyrp,
- WAX CANDLES. For sale by NJ.
Ralsigb Nav 7, 1850 E. 3. HARRIS
VI WkSv+e
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

yE1HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY NPoSMs
IL the public. that be has, in successful operation,
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City Of Raleigh. AA tnOSS
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give him
call before bargaining elsewhere.
The highest price will be paid for old copper S'ASs aO0
zinc.
''S 0-O' 'ppO'''' b. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug. %, 1862. SS-"ksTon.
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TAN BARK WANTED.

TAN BARK WANTED.
ORA CORDS OF TAN BARK WANTED, FOR
OUU which | will pay twelve dollars per cord, de-
vered al my Tan Yard in Raleigh. ANY person who has
any on hand and wishes SELL will please write and let
know how much all quantities will be received from
to 100 cords will pay half the expenses Of the Rail
Raleigh in addition to the above price, The cash will be
paid promptly ON delivery. >, ,ru
Raleigh, N. G., Nov. Z, 1859. s0-w&swtf.
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NEW GOODS IN HILEsBoRo'.

NEW GOODS IN HlLLSBORO'.
"E HAVE FOR SALE,
w, 81 yds. blue twilled cloth made at Leeds" for
C. A
15,0O0 yds 4r4Shirtings-Wool Jeans, &c.
80 lbs Extract LogwoOd.
80 lbs Of Borax.
ALSO
Steel and Nails.
H. BROWN l. CO.
Rilsboro', n c., Nov. 3, 1862 ss-w&sw4tpd.
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100000

DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, TUMORS,
II SPERMAT0RRHOEA, ULGERATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR J. A CL0PTON, Of
Montgomery Ala gives special attention the above
diseases and guarantees perfect satisfaction every
His friends proposed bet 100000 that be cOs cure
the worst case of PILES.
He has operated with perfect in sezsnl
pronounced hopeless by distinguished Surgeons HshS
never had accident to happen.
Persons writing must eDeoss aten cent stamp ensure
attention.
Aug. IL, 1862. 32-V6sFh
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LOST OR STOLEN.

DETWEEN RALEIGH AND HTLLSB0R0', Oh The
I'D cars on the N. G. Rail Read on Thursday evening
the 18th nst Black Leather Travelling Bag, containing
several articles of clothing. and number Of valuable pa
rers.
will give 800 reward 20 any person who viii dslTsr
it. with it contents etbe, Ok the Conductors on the NJ
". B. EDMONDS0S.
% EverittsviIle n c., Oct 81. 1852 43-W6sW9tpd.
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED.

SUBSTITUTE " ANEEUs
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE PAID TO 2BLiA'
"A BILE man, who is IS and is capable of performing
military duty, with liberty Of joining any company
Address, CONSI RlPf,,
Greensboro, n u
Oct. 10. 1862. 42-W&swl2tpd.
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lam BUYING BEEF.
II WISH TO BUY ANY NUMBER OF GOOD BEEyES
u that may be delivered to at NY Slaughter Pen near
Raleigh will pay cents per pound for good hesf on
the fOOt-a price high enough to Bdsee owners to SELL
WI. z CRAWFORD.
Raleigh, n c., Oct. "a. 1851 44-F&sHSt.