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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10
DR.. l. DIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE
81 Endicott street, Boston, Mass.

~ Endicott street, Boston, Mass.
so arranged that patients never see or hear each 9th
er Recolect, the ONLY entrance to HE office is NO,
21, having no connection with his residence, conse
Quently no family interruption that on no account
can any person hesitate applying at mis- office.
DR. DIX
otdy asserts and il cannot be contradcted, except by
Quacks who will say do anything, even perjuIe
themselves to impose upon paueutsl that he
rs THE ONLY REGULAR IGRADUATg PHYSICIAN AD
yERTIsING IN BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
known to many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants, Hotel
Proprietois 60. hat ne ;s much recommended, and
particlarly to
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
10 avoid All escape Imposition OF Foreign and Ma
tive Quacks Hums,yvS Boston than other large
ciues.
proud 20 Professors and respectable Physicians
many OF whom consult i'm critical cases because
ui liz ackuow legged skill and reputation, attained
through 30 ng perience, practice and observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE!
not onbed andadd to our suferings in being de
ceved the lying boasts misrepresentation false rom
lses, and Qreensluns OF
TORkION AND NATIVE QCACk5,
who know little the nature and character of special
Diseases and LESS their Some exhibit forged
Diplomas of Institutions Colleges, which never eN-
ised IN any part Of the world others exhibit Dlplo
mag of the Dead, how obtained. unknown not only
assuming and advertising IN names OF those inserted IN
the Diplomas, but to tnrthey their imposition assume
,mes of other most celebrated Physicians long since
dead. Neither be deceived by
QUACK NOSTRUM MAKERS,
through false certificates anc references ana Iecoheh
dations their medicines by 4s dsad who cannot eX
pose contradct them or VINO, Deslues, 70 lsrthei
is written o the quaIes ana enects OF uineTeHt Aeiu
and plants ascroe all the to their pills, EX-
Mereur2 because of the ancient belief Of its curing
argtbi3y =, bnt now known TO d, XII more than is
I'D ,5d hose nut killed CON, utona INV injured for
Te
WV, ,,, orr ,,,r Dof,rcps AVN NOSTPT7,
IHNol'ANoF VF w A, N n, p0S rs o"' '4'A
"ANTN7'
Through the .lol@l-c ot the Clack Doctor knowing
no other re nedv he relies upon MERCURY and gye9t
10 ali his patien "a I'lls Dtops &c. 90 ths Nostrum
Maker eqna'v i" rant ada7 t. hi' no ca'lee
specific Auudolc &c, both relying upon ITS enecI3 N
curing few in ahuud ed, II Is frum e'eu IN 'a'lou
ways throu ghou the land but ALAS nouhhg Is s"lu
u. the balan OF whom die, others grow "uIse'
and are lett u aud suffer for months or ears, un
iii relieved cured, if possible by competent phyo
ans. ,.,,.r,.~r
But ALL az AChS AXE MI lH-'ORAN''
.. e+ 49,, L,o,,.r N
notwithstanding the S9leguns gs 49, ~ vet regard
some QudCk Doo u t.t AM f - tt,o.ga sra those
ess of the lie ana nealtn ol ue thseis contra
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hearliCl COLLINS Estate.

HG Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honort
Dle Probate Court torlhe District Il Washington, Com
mlssonef to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate If Daniel Collins
late of Capot in said district, deceased, represented in
soFeht, ahu the term OF six months the 18th day OF
November 1868, being allowed by said court to the cred
orsot SAID deceased 10 exhibit and prove their respective
claims before US Give notice, thatW will attend to the
dulles OF our appointment the dwenghOuse Of the late
Daniel, Collins Cabot in said district on the 18Th day
OF December and 18Th Of May o'clock the at
ternoon, on eachot said days.
JOSEPH LANCE, r,r,.
CALEB FISHER, t'''" :
Cabot, November, 23d, A D. 1868 dfw3
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A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVIC
TLANE MIL- Will REELECE

10 THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
class of maladies prevail to fearful extent in com
muny doomlng at least 100000 youth OF both an.
nuay to an carly grave. Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifestations or
symptoms are Nervous Debility, RelaXati and ex-
hausOn Marasmus wasting ant sumption OF
the tissues OF the whole body short OF breathing
or hurried breathing on ascending hilor Hight OF
stairs great paltauon o. the Heart Asthma Bron-
chtis and Sore Throat, shaking of the Hands aud
Limbs aversion t. society and to busines study
dmness Of Eye sight; loss OF Memory; Dizziness OF
the Head Neuralgia Pains IA various parts Of the BODY
Pains in the Back or Llnn-i Aumbago, Dyspepsia oI
Indigestion; irIegulaTity r3e ho@es; deranged sec
ons of the Kidneys and Diner glands OF the BODY, as
Leucorrh0 Fleur Albus, &e. Likewise Epilepsy,
Hysteria and Nervous Spaems.
Now in ninety-nine cases out of every one hunt
dred, all the above named disorders, and host 0
others not named isCousuiHpIon Of the Lungs and
that most iusidous and willy form OF Consumption OF
the Spinal Nerve, known labes DOrsales and bes
mesenterica, have their Cat and origin in diseases OF
The Pelvic Niscera Hence the want OF success OF the
part of the old school pr. re 'n 'rta.Dg symptoms
only
Dr, Andrew Stone physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygenic Institution, Is now engaged in treating TINS
class OF modern malodies with the most astonishing
he treatment adopted bv the Institution ls
new il is based upon Sc 16c principles, with newt
discovered remedies without minerals or poison Inc
ABILITIES such that patients can be cured al
their homes in any part Of the country from accurate
scriptionA oftheir by letter and have the med
cnes sent them by mail or express Printed interrog
atoTies Wi! be forwarded on application.
u Consumption, Catarrh and diseases OF the throat
cured well at the homes of patients at the lnstu
on, by sending the Cold bIedicated Inhang balsamle
Napors with inhaler and ample directions Tor ther use
aud direct correspondence.
qcy-Patiens applying for nterrogatories or advice
must inclOse return stamps, to meet attention.
9yThe attending physician VIII be found at lue IN
stitution, tor consultation, from A. NJ to Z. M oi
DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Phyeician 10 the Troy Lungand Hygienc In,tute, and
Physician for DseasesOf the ii art, Throat
Lungs, 80 Fifth street, Toy, New ork.
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rrnD WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRL. DIX
S.)tBO if failing to cure less time than any other
thysician more eTctuay and permenantiy, with less
.trant from occupation or fear OF exposure 10 al
.ather, with safe and pleasant medicines
sELF.ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident 10 Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
Nercurial Affections EruptoDs and all Diseases OF the
shin Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and Body Pimples
on the face awengs OF the Joints Nervousness ;
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in outh, and the
more advanced, of all ages, OF
BOTH eEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED
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M a N FL o Q ID

HOW LOST HOW RESTORED /
Just published in a Sealed Envelope; Price cts
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE of Spermstorrhoea or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impedi
ments TO marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits Mente AMI Physical ncapacity result
ing from Self Abuse, &c.-By R0BT j. CULVEkHELL,
N. D., Author Of the Green Book, &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable leisure,
clearly proyes from his own experience that ht awful
consequences OF Self Abuse may be uGy removed
without medicine, and without dangerous surgical tpera
tons bou gies instruments, rings or eordals pointing
out mode Of at cefan and ehectual by which
every sufferer no matter what his condition may be,
cure himself cheapy, privately and radically. This lee
ure will prove q boon to thousands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address. In PLAIN, sealed en-
yeope the receipt ofsxcents or two postage stamps
by addressing.
CHAS, J. c LINE & CO.,
1877 Bowery New Yotk. Post Once Box 1880.
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ROBINSON'S LION PLOUGH
Wholesale and Retail,
To the Farmers and Traders of Vermont

HE subscriber would give notice to his friends and pat
rons and all others in want Of Ploughs, that he has
returned Montpelier and will remain at the Store Of
6, SCOTT co.. where he will offer for sale large
lot Of Lion Plouehs consisting Of and other kinds
Of Poughs In use, the lowest price Please call and ex
CHAs a. ROBINSON.
Montpelier, Sept 2e Wsf
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STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS

o avoid All escape Imposition OF Foreign and Ma
i've Quacks. in Boston than other large
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10

THIS work Of high moral tone written in chasc
l vet thrilling language and appeals directly to the
moral consciousness Of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD.
IANs especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment for cure.
II will be sent by Mail receipt OF TWO 81 cent
STAMPS.
u PARENTS AND GUARDIANS! tail not to send and
obtain this book.
~ YoUNG MEN Fail not to send and get this book
I5- LADIES You. TOO, should at once secure copy
Of this book
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-06

We learn from source which may be vouehed
for that an abundance of provisions meat and gran
will speedily be produced Under the recent appeal
Of the President and the Secretary of War, to the
patriotism of the people.
From North Carolina it IS known very large
amount of bacon and grain has been obtained, not
only by the army in the Eastern counties, but by
the agents of the government in all parts of the
State. Spectators being prohibited from removing
any supplies, it is ascertained that the farmers
generally have SURPLUS which they are very willing
to sell for the subsistence Of the army. And Gov
Vance alive to the interests OF the cause is turning
over for the use of the Confederate States Commits:
sariat. an enormous amount Of bacon and grain;
which was purchased by the State.
And from almost every county in Virginia, we
einformaton of considerable supplies being real
lied or in process oreslizaton, for the use Of our
noble army Of defenders :
Everywhere, from the Rappahannock to Florida,
we have accounts of the rapid decline in prices of
breadstus, meats and all the articles of necessity
which the spectators have been dealing in. The
country is full Of provisions Richmond Enquirer.
Tho Enquirer We are pleased. to observe docs
Gov Vance justice for his efforts to serve the cause
We have approved all that Gov. Vance has thus far
done, and yetAhe Enquirer speaks we'll of him and
in the same breath characterzes the Standard as
reasonable sheet This is singular. Ofcourse the
Enquirer will not explain why it makes thissdiasr
ence between the two.
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In view Of the fact that impressments are being
made in this and other Counties of corn and bacon
for the army, we would urge upon the County
Commissioners the importance of purchasing at
once such supplies will be needed. for the indi-
gent There is no time to be lost in this business.
After the government shall have got all it wants,
The supply remaining on hand will be small. Let
the Commissioners or their agents 60 to work at
once and secure what is necessary. Those who
have bacon and corn to>spare will no Doubt sell
promptly at fair prices. Theywould rather do This
than have their surplus supplies impressed. We
arc anxious to see the army supported, but Iro-
yiscn must be made for the wives and children Of
the soldiers Ve belieye there will be enough Tor
all, if the matter is judiciously managed
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Is It POSSIBLE ,The Milton Chronicle is deeply painea
to hear that but few comparatively of the planters Cas-
well disposed 10 favor the restriction Of the culture of
tobacco the present That paper says the great
mass Of the Planters care going in tor large crop ofhe
BAND or the ssrn-Tbe wei, known band Of The ssth
leginent was in the City Saturday its way to tho
Brigade the members having been on furiough to their
homes IN Salem and Saturday night they entertained
large audience in the Town Hall with some excellent
music. The clever wizard, Gus Rich member of the
taad, exhibited some Of his best sleightof-hand.
The detective polics in Richmond, va have arrested
James Sexton Thomas Karr and e. Fwyville accused
of forging Treasury drafts to large amount Tim Ori
en- was caught but afterwards effected his escape and is
still at large
okra having becn recommended asubsttute for cof
fee, an exchange says that it is to be used cautiously
the effect the system is not known. 1t is said to have
produced partial blindness.
Edward VII will be the name, title and style Of the
Prince Of Wales when he aseends-the British throne.
The Florida planters p'owng up hundreds of
of cotton, and planting We hope their example
may be followed in other States.
St. Chrysostom, in his Thoughts Prayer" wrote
this sentence The potency of prayer has subdued the
strength of re has brided The rage Of lions hushed
anarchy to rest e1tingshed wars sppeased the element
tgpd demons, burst the chains Of DEATH and expanded
the gates Of Heaven" ,......
Treasury notes to the amount Of S72s,e0 have been
funded in eight per cent Confederate bonds at Green's
boro in this State Large amounts have been thus fund
ed throughout the Confederscy. -
That was q ratess endeavor," the boy said when
he went into orchard to STEAL and caught licking
The monotony of camp life in the army of Middle Ten
nessee is relieved by sham battles and heatrcals. Sol
diers must do something when not fighting: Rational
amusenents keep them out of mischief glad that
our command ers are learning this.
prices which the 600 bonds command compared
with those Of the loan. The export duties
cotton cannot be paid in Confederate notes. as any
may by the conditions their face. They must be
paid in gold silver the coupons Of these
bonds. These latter therefore sought after by block
sde runners eagerly Specie and prices have up
accordingly.
capacity to do good not only gives title to It, but also
makes the doing of duty This sentence says Cotton
Mathor should be preserved in letters Of gold.
When sailed the Yankee iron-clads
Proud Sumters walls to level,
Alas! although we whipped them off
From our redoubted Maakof,
Poor Charleston "causht the dsuilP'
The provost officers of Rhode Island have begun cut
the army buttons from citizens coats in pursuance of
recent order that prohibits any citizen from wearing
United States uniform, matter how be came by it,
wse.her by purchase or otherwise.
The wheat crop throughout the South-is promising
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ALSO REV ARD.

las at the forth Carope Depot. Raleigh. memo
rand book containing the following papers, as fsr as
rseollecled certificate from the Treasurer No I24s.
81 400 eight per cent bond $3.50 in State Treasury
notes. undabe IN six and eight per cent bonds two one
hundred dollar fifty and some twenty dollar Con
bank bills Ny name Capt John :. Murray Co. = issh
G. volunteers, also in the book also, paper in
L hereby wnrn all persons from trading orihe above
Certificate as have applied for duplicate Of the same
Any information concerning this less may be left With
paid for the recovery book and
money. : =. SO JOHN 4. MVKRAY,t :
Big Falls, N G..
May s, 1885, 6-w&swlm.
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The OPPosiNa FoRcEs.-We can only conjecture
the forces opposed to each other near the Kappa
hammock Our force is supposed to Sc about 3d.
600, and that Of the enemy about 1901 900. If our
troops could fight in their old works near Frede-
ricksburg should entertain no fears, but it will
require desperate and longcontinued fighting to
repulse sol large body in the open field.
North Carolina will probably have in the npeAd-
ing battle the following regiments: The 1st I'd, Sd,
4ta, 9Th, 9Th, h, st5 18th, l2.h, 18th, 14th 18th,
10Th, 18th, 10Th, 10th, clst 29d, 2ad, 2sth, 2sth
soth s4th, s5th 9th, ssth, 44th, 47th, 52d, 54th
and 9th. Gen. Pettigrew's brigade left Goldsbo.'
rough on Friday night last for the scene Of action in
Virginia
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CAMr IN CAROLINE CouNr7, Va,

kprn zotu, 1000.
To the Elitor Of the. Examiner:
Sympathizing with our unlncky committee on
Gag and seal in their want of hste beg leave to
suggest, through your colomns, the design which
they have been trying in vain to hit upon, and for
winch the country i still impatientiy waiting. For
simplicity, inteiligbty, and pressn.. and eternal
applicability especially, it is unrivaiied:
Design-Man- padding his oNn canoe.
Aotto-tD-n England and Fraaes:"
.Econsider-it my duty as . patriot 10 relieve our
country in its dilemma on this Question, but shall
decline receiving & fine horse and vote bfthanks Or
any other testimonial from oongress for the sugges
tiou, II any member Except Mr.. Feote) has the
slightest objection to it, 80: -
enclose . design, which, if you esnnSt insert,
tie I1lpstrassa Ne.sa will doubtless he pub.
nsh as,ah Ess,s. 80 agLRS . ss =
lie srsltsAt taajers 10. tosDs Do ysas6,ss
= Vp! Why, Tie Bakers. Of sdarss. .s.-:; T. ~
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SURPLUS PROVISIONS.

HANE OF THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT THE
u late meeting Of cis in Raleigh requires that the
several Committees raised to ascertain the amount OF
pus provisions in their respective Districts shall assemble
IN this City and make report Of their proceedings dey
to be designated by the Chairman of the Meeting In
pursuance Whereof appoint MONDAY the 2sth instant
v. -. CuAS. MANLY, Chairman
Nav = 1869 S7-2t.
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We learn that Gov. Vance has appointed R. V.
Blackstock, Esq, of Buncombe, Commissioner or
Ap raiser on the part Of this State to impress sup
plies for the army. This is'a good appointment.
Mr.. B: is gentleman of excellent practical sense
Mr. Bsrgwyn, appointed by the President and Efr
Blackstock will constitute the Board of Appraisers
for this State
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INCREASE OF PnIoE.-The Weekly Editors Of
Georgia, at their recent convention, decided 10 adj
vance the price of their papers to 81 year from
June LIST. The Baptist Banner and Christian In
der announce accordingly that these will be their
rates. If the price of paper should continue to ad
vance, we shall be obliged to raise tie price of the
QtanInrd
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Mays. 1868.
RUNAWAY Boy.

r wAY-FReM THE SUBSCRIBER oNsTEE
IA 9Th Of April. sboand hoy. by tbepsneof OLIVER
kEBbE aged ahont ftyears The public are cautioned
against hiring har1nfiDg said boy
received 'by he Undersigned. : !. -, 80. ~
3. ss..s 80 . =. .. a. J.H 4HyzzRk0tI !
sss;,: ss.a = asal'y. AisaA !seafaa9 /, SosAs&
kay 8, 1sss. V<Sssla,
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Congress adjourned on the LIST instant, to meet
again in December. Messrs. Mclean and Ashe, of
this stats, passed though this place on Sunday on
their way home.
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CAMP or INSTRUCTION, N. C.,
Camp Holmes, April 30th, 1865.

Special No. ofder' (.
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO
u Is, Adjuant and Inspector Generals Office, Rchuaad
Va, the names of the following slaves pub..shcd
order that their may forward and claim their
property, viz: - = - ..-
Jack. aged about 90 years; black complexion feet T.
inches high property Of George Young, Jones GsuHty
NC.
'SIMON aged about 70 years. black complexion, feet
tsa c 'sshss property Of Same. "'''s'
LEvINA. aged about as years, black eQmpkKt fec.
~ inches high property OF Samuel Wood!ey, Washing
ton County N G..
MikLY, aged about Is years. dark complexion. feet
inches HIGH properly of Dr. Edward Hahghtsu Wssh.
ington County. n. C.. = -,
MARGARET, aged abent IA years. black eomplex'ss.
fert inches high property Of Samuel Wood;eF WASH
BY order Of Colonel PETER MALLrrr, Commanding Con-
scripts, N. G.. ,,. =. jim. PR ~,
Adju:unt.
MAY 1862 Sim,
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Davenport Female College, Lsuior, h. c..

We are requested by Rev: 4. G. Stacy prssidert
OF this institution, 20 state thai change Of schedule
on one Of the roads requires that he leave Abbeyio.
Court House on Monday morning, May as; the,
Charlotte depot, in Columbia, on the ssme day, 1t
about o'clock ., NJ, and Charlotte on Tuesday
May g. sts ssost = n, i ia,tesa Of At the tia 9
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yI1HE NEXT SESSION OF. THIS SCHOOL WILL.
i cpmmeuce on the llth of 5th month May, aud ~
tluue o. weeks After the LIST of 9Th month. june It will
be under the and instruction Of DR. NEREUS MEN
err As provisions necessary for boarding. board asl
washing vii! be furnished the following session at one
Of four weeks OF the price of either Of those articles either
in Confederate money bank notes. payable quarte in
advance -
Instruction will be given 10 the common Huslish branch
ca of learning in the Latin and Greek languages Asdhe
higher Mathematics Tuition $40 session. PAYABLE in
North money. Those studying the Latin aud
Greek languages will be charged 81 per month extra.
. . IT, JONATHAN E. cox WIFE,
Superintendents
New Garden Nav g. 1858. lo-w7t.,
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Gbe StsnSarS~.
Ugh: WEDNESDAY. NAY 6, 1863.
OUR NEW TERMS.

OUR NEW TERMS.
.oonnounced that in consequence of the excessive
articles of living and the cost Of publishing
'an' II that after the 18th of the present month,
-, , oir rates of charges will be as follows:
Ear Semi e eekly ayear, 30 % IN advance
% months, $50
3" Weekly year, wv
&C 6months, 90
Advertising 81 per square of IA lines for frst insertion
:, "a cents for subsequent insertions.
,- Subscribers desiring their plpers changed must
.. tho Post Office from, well the one to, which
ber desire the change to be made.
~ All rem.tances of money at the risk of those
ending
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At the request Of numerous subscribers though
rather against our judgment, we publish to-day the
correspondence between Gen. Hill and Mr. Stanly
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K1rgsErI' sP.Mes. This popular watering place
will be prepared to receive visitors sonthe first Of
next month. There can be no doubtof The rees
medicinal value of these WATERS. Under the attsa.
tive and efficient management Of Mssssss 2acknal,
= Co, this viii coitinue 70, b one IL u .s6et
rIetsant resorts IN thy country. = &
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
csTOLEN FROM MY STABLE. ON THE NIGHT OF
- the 25th inst young hofse, Eve years old, uuatr
medium size roam coor blaze face and two white fest
will pay the reward to any one who will dsive"
up the horse me- give me such information of the
horse a. will enable me 10 Ct him.
Nv address-Sandy Greek, Randolph county, N. @.
II. /. FOX.
May 5, 1858. ~ - HSSpd
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d tE D.,

April the 18th, 1868, of scarlet fever Mt Egv.'
Granville County, N. c., JInkr H., the only son
H. md William e. Bullock, aged twoyeafss :; sSe4