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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02

1aB-Tho above named Ladies We are personally &C.
Quanted with, and know that for several years While
We Lived Ia Medina, they were great sufferers Miss
SWormstett has been badly afflicted thar it with
difficulty she was able TO stand upon her feet, Few
bottles Of CathOeOh entirely cured her Of her COM
plants. Ny wife received great benefit from this med
icne. We recommend Il to the Ladies' Of this county
as sale and ecientrenledy for the many comp aints
they are subie to. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor OaHfeld Sentinel
H9-For sale by all Druggists. - =
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
sapt2a Agent tor Ohio
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MnrOaD, Conn. NOV r. q,

Dr. VIZ. b 9aEGG-Dear Sir: have foF ~
yeeEs been sfeted with that troublesonne and era
geIo9s disease, Gravel which resisted an reg dan
ana aoctors, until took Constitution War nedle5
yon nay % alsuEed that was q-zusediurlT u enc
Y Ins Ees1t - has entirely eud ma a1d vsG
9ST % ~ nseseiB ~ ~ Iae geu may q at in re-
- ''--1 S--i'-,ss iOuEs lFaly- Po1p STRONG.
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Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, BrieI
Dgst DePOsit, and AHels or Milky
Dichar0st after Uri1atiag,

Disease occurring from and the same canse Will
be entirely cured BY the Constitution Water If taken
for any length Of sine. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
teaspo0nful three times dEy in water. During the
passage Of the Ualcufns the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be combatted with the proper remedies,
above directed.
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RoKE rEsFIE0KE.

Mr.. II. B. KIsGsLEY-Dsar Sir: We feel ft duty
owe to the public 70 state that hashaiPl Cathol
Icon Is medicine invaluable for complaints cas5eo
under the head OF Female Diseases We have 1sed
your GrHfenberg Medicines and have been greatly
Denetlttl thereby, much so, that were the price
double, y would have them. To the thousands o.
our Sex who are suffering IRON weakness, We would
recommend the CathOicOn sure panacea. 1t gives
strength to the system and enables each Of the OfganA
Of the body to perform their appropriate innctions
Miss q. SWORMSTETT,
Ms. w DAHfEB,
Mrs. Il. =. WEEKS.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
r AIDES "H0ME GUARDsP'
RFOWn'g suspenslOn Ralst

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is perfect UniOn institution. uhitea the Cor
set, Shoulder brace, Anf-LaCer AID Skirt-SuBporter
IN one beautiful article O1 Wearing ApbareL
The Constitution must be Preserved % Wh3uhsFs-
y Lady says can DO hy wearing these Maisa-
Thy rHEM-PluCES REDUCEDI
For sale by--FREEMAN 4 KELLOGG, 2iT Supari-
or-St, MRS. POTTER Milliner, "a seneca-St., How
EB 3 HIGBEki 257 aupori0r- ST., Mrs. HARVEY, 40
St OairSt and at W hUesale and Retail by the Pro-
priators and Manufacturers Isl OntariO-Bt, (OFsF
M0oreis Auction st0re,) Cleveland, Ohio
So Waists b ads % Order. rl .Il..
Dg-B State and County Rights for sale
NORRIS & SHEFFIElD.
HD-We VIII prosecute AL persons who make the
Waists, or make the Braces without aufhoftte frum
~. 1-L M I---- anRl9
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WHITE GOODS.-I HAVE IN
w Store splendid assortment Of PLAIN and Stri-
ped Jacunetts. EainsOOk aud Cambric Muslins Linen
CambTics and Lawns. Also, fnll assortment Of the
very best make OF WHITE FIANHELS, which will
be sold at quite reasonable prices.
..s-- a-.r s. HYMAH,
febs Cor superfor-St Pub. S0nsrs
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The Despatch Cooking Stove.

always kept on hand, he is now ready TO BsI At the
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED OREDIT.
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.EAYITT THAXTER .

SEEATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, I554.
tfDR. J. o. AVER, Honored Sir:-I have made thor
oagh trial Of the Catharto Pills. left By your agent
and have been curedby them Of the dreadful rheum-
ntism under which he found me suffering. The hFat
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disesee. feel in better health now than
for some years BEFORE which attribute entirely %
the sdects.Of your Cathartic Pills. --t.
- Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. METOALF,p
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PR0EEesCRO or EEEUTBOPATuY AND MEDIOIHE,
.Ohioe-Il9 Seneca-St, few doors from Superior up
stairs.
Once hours rom to z and from 2to O'Clock daily
8 undaEa aTcantad.
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TIE CURATIVE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves to tn
organs Of secretion, and By so altering the coDditO
OF the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principl
Of tho food Is not converted into sugar long tn
gYBtem is under the influence Of the
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DysnsrTAeG, or Painful MensturatiOn, a
IN MeaoTThagia or PFofiLse FZo0isg.

IN AeHoTThggia or PFofiise F5o10iHg.
Both diseases arising IRON faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huid-in the one case being TOO Little, and
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the
/ Oonstitution water, .- -...--
| That disease known as FALLING or TIE WpHB,
which is the result Of relaxation Of igaments Of
that organ, and is known by OF heayiness and
DRAGGING pains IN tha back and Sides and at times ac
companied By sharp lacinating or shooting pains
througs the parts, WILL in all cases, be removed by
the medicine. Hl
There is another class Of symptoms arising from r.
RTTATIoE OF rae WOKE, which physicians call Ner-
TUusnes9, which word covers up much ignOrance and
u nine cases ogt o. Ten the doctor does not really
disease the symptoms. We can only enumerate them
tation OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, Wakefulness,
Flashes OF Heat, Langour Lsssitude end Dimness Of
E- Suppressed Menstlration,
which in the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect the seeds Of
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes eron
bowels ars constipated, night sWeats como on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
LeueoTThea or Whites.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu-
es accompanied BY severe pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspoOnfnl OF the
iectton Of tablespoonful of the medicine, mixed
with halt pint OF SOFT water, morning and evening
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladaer, I1t7anl-
nation Of re Kidneys, and Catarrh Of
fhs B!a1der, Strangury and
Burning, or Painful
UriHatiag.
For these diseases 1t is truly a sovereign remedy
and 700 much can not be said Ia its praise single
dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent ByIp
TOMS Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
spoonful day of Constitution Water will reIieveyou
For Dyspepsia
1t has no equal in relieving the most dist essiuR
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
achs Vomiting Food, &C. Take q teaspOOnful after
dinner The dose in all may be increased If de-
sired, hut should be done gradually.
PhySieiaas
Rave long since given up the use Of buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment of these Diseases and
oniy use them for want OF a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
las proved itself equal to the task that has devOved
lPOn it.
DiureticS
rTitats and dreneh the Kidneys, and by constO. ma
oon lead to chronic degeneration and conf .ed iis
ne
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which FTss those organs tins to recover their healthy
tone and vigOr We are able to state that the Oonst
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which It has Deen given. Fl- en-
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(See Out.l VI. l.. MARVIN Sole A gent for this City
Having been improved Is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
uns1csDtionable, and n economy Of Fuel Il is unpar
alsled; With its -err--
INV -PA-TEHF GRATE,
It viii burn Coal as well Is Wood most admirably thg
Oven being thoroughly ventilated e WI 6roduce
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that Of Bakera
Brick Oven; Eoastlng and Ioasting Is done before
the open me- and brOilluE over live Goals on the
hearth common sen8e dictntcs Il is manufactured
In this city and The material used and the work
manship Of the beet Qualityf finally &c gives Per.
ect satsiaoton 20 ALI IS nundreds o. house keeper1l 10
this city and surrounding country who are dailJ
using IT. viii testify, --,., -.--
THE MORNING sTAR 9SSKIFa STOVE Il
EsW and desirable pattern HnIch Effh s variety o.
Others make our stock complete. We also have OF
hand great variety OF Paror ard other hsas-
We arc constantly snpplied with all the newest an
m0st beautfiui styles Of D p 10
ENANEbBD GRAFES.
Aiso-ail Of tsle most useu ariirles Of Houss Fur :
nishing Goods, Rails and Warmers Tools.
Meare ut rocervlng tho latest imprDF5d styles o.
Mema1uiaeture lArgaiy and have for sale a Whol8-
sale and retail, al the yarious artieea Of plain and
JGpcnsd 1ta, Copper Gad Sheet Iron Ware.
We offer the almost endless variety of goOds IN our
line ior sale g the lowest cash prices, on the ONE
PRICE. .SfSTEM. --t -r---7 -F
RG-Au HOusekeepors and those Who contemplate
housekeeping, and the rest Of mankind" are most
cordially invited to call before PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
and Judge for themselves. SATIsFACrI0E is GUARAN
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORl ON
No. 50. ssui6 sids Ps6. SQUARE,
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-'1'' EU6iUs. B. GEfOALF."

BB-The above are all from persons who are public
ly known where they reside, and who would not makf
these statements without thorough conviction thai
they were true.
PREPARED By J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold By g. W. CLARK, and By Druggists and Deal
srl everTWhare dso5: I225iwatEaGz
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REAlY.MApE cL0TRINQ.
.HE POET ON a TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.

By the Author OF "Fsir Inez' - stThs Prince Of
Wales, :" "The Ghost Hunters," &C., Sc.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
SHIRT MANUFAcT0RY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY.
~ WHERE Directions iar Self dsas5rsmsntsoni
free sveryWbeTes ar
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The Journal Of Health says, when a
child is taken with Group, apply cold wa
ter-ice water, if possible-suddenly and
freely to the neck and chest with sponge
The breathing will almost instantly be re-
Eeved. Soon as possible let the sufferer
drink as much as it can then wipeit dry,
cover it warm, and soon quiet slumber
will relieve all anxiety
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tses O1t.l ". L. MARVIN Soils gent for this CITY
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
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~ IseII suaI % tne I8sA That has devOIFed
upon it.
Diuretics
;rritAts and dreneh the Kidneys, and by ma
soon lead to chronic degeneration and conf ne 5f1
sass. ile1 uis'
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CONSTITUTION WAITER

BaFe ionE since given up the use Of buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment of these Diseases aud
oniy use them for want Of better remedy.
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Ten thousand bottles of whisky were
captured at Acquia Landing, Virginia,
some days since It belonged to suffers,
who, had the stuff reached the army,
would have realized from its sale $4,000
in profits. at Winchester Virginia, whis-
Ky is selling at $40 per gallon, while -four
Is only so a barrel.
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HRProperty Received by Rail Road or Canal, for
Sale or Shipment. VIII give personal attention 70
the sale and purchase Of Produce and Merchandise On
o3nmii5i5lon;I o..b Advances mazda on openmspts
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S1ppressed Mensturation.

which in the unmarried female Is a constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect the seeds Of mare
grave and dangerous maladies the result and 50
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature the suppression bec0mes elron
lc, the patient gradually lOoses her appetite, the
bowels are constipated, night sWeats come on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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REFsR TO-Joseph Perkins, ESQ, Pres't Bank Of
CommerUe Cleveland, o.; Il. b. Hurlbui, Esq., Cash
fer Bank Of Commerce; L. 81. Hut, J, Esqi Pres U.
C. 4 q Railroad. Cleveland D.. Ianl5.435
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ever brought to this market. Having purchased be-
fore the GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES, we have
reoeived the Goods, and adding them to his large
ueJ OF ,,- ,,-,
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relish handful Of pea nuts at dollar and siety
cents per gallon. These things can be bought tor
no less here, and every thing else is in the same
ratio.
The price of every thing has advanced every
where to enormous rates. The poor SOLDIER De-
cause he's nothing but soldin suppose, is prom
ised his same old wages of eleven dollars per mon5n
He is presumed to have no wants to supply. lbs
patriotism and love of country are defnmed amply
sufficient to feed and clothe him, and supply his
Door wife and children with any and every comfort
If our liberties are achieved, who will do tF Wiii
it be the brave and gallant men of our army or will
it be those miserable spectators and extortlonels
who have grown fat at home on the necessities OF
the poor and desttutef
Let the government do something then ior the
soldier. and let it be done speedily Let the monthly
pay be some.oAat in proportion to the upward ten
5ancv of every thing. N a. r.
Capt. Company u.
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peace of mind. The war has no terrors for. him SO
long as he knows that special provision has been
made to exempt him from fighting. He can stay
at home it may be, 70 speculate on the widows and
orphans Of those who have fallen in defence of the
South. Not 50 with the poor man, who is not for
tunate enough to be the owner Of twenty negroes;
he is living quietly at home supplying by the
unceasng toll of his hands, the daily food of an in
firm wife and half dozen little ones. The enroll
ing officer comes and tells him he must 60 to assist
in fighting the battles of his country his poor wife,
with pleading words and fearful eyes points to her
little innocents, who must suffer if the father is
taken away, but it is all to no purpose; he must
20, without being allowed time to secure the atten.
ton of friend, to his wife and little ones. This is
done, while his young neighbor, the possessor Of
twenty negroes, is left at home to smoke fine segars
and talk about the doings of our army.
Is this right? Is it justs Is it wiser Do not
our Congressman imagine that at some day, the
eyes of the poor men of the South will be opened,
and that sudden as thunder from clear sky, retri-
button will fall upon their heads Our ideas are,
that all should fare alike in the defence of our homes
and interests and if all cannot fare alike for heav
ems sake, let those who hold the greatest interest,"
do something for the protection of that interest
Most respectfully,
Your obedient servant
A PRIVATE
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HlLLsBoRo' MILITARY ACADEMY, |
AlL1IAbx ACAUBAI,
March oath 1853

March oath, 1863.
According previous notice the corps Of Cadets Of this
the Aillsboro Military Academy, held meeting March
9th, 1858. On motion of the House. Mr. Thos Roulhac
was called to the chair, and Mr. Alex Cunningham ap-
pointed Secretary The pouse being now organized the
to draft resolutions expressive of their regret at the
untimely death of the late Col G. e. TEw founder and
former Superintendent of this Academy and to assist in
the erection Of monument to his memory. COMMITTEES
was appointed " collect contributions also committee
10 draft resolutions which retained the following which
were received AID adopted.
WHEREAS, Almighty God has in his all-seeing wisdom
taken from midst the amented Col q. c. Tew, late
superintendent Of this Academy who fell in the prime and
vgor OF life on the memorable field o. Sharpsburg
oheer efficient. competent and brave; upright hon
osoe and without gnile and while how with humble
resignation to the will of Him who doeth all things we'll,
yet deem 1t proper that We should acknowledge our
high for the moral worth and many noble quail
ties OF the hopored dead therefore,
Resoteed That in the death Of COL Tew the Confederate
Carolina an intelligent and accomplished CITIZEN and this
Academy proprietor, who unsel6shy and without
serve devoted all energies to the task of spreading its
Resolued Tha, the intention of erecting monument to
nus memory expressed by his devoted regiment and the
cens OF Hsboro receives most hearty concurrence
accomplishment OF SO praseworthy IN object
ResotOed, That subscription for this purpose be mme
datey taken up and that all former cadets of the Acade
my who may wish to unite with us be invited to do So
Rssolasd That we tender to his afflicted family our deep
est and most heartfelt sympathy and that trust that He
who tempers the wind the shorn lamb will be with them
in this their hour of sorrow.
Resotosd That copy of these resolutions be sept to the
family of the deceased and that they be- published in the
Hillsboro' Recorder Raleigh Register and Standard Co.
umos Guardian and Carolinan Charleston Mercury and
j. G. Hill. E. B. Moon, W R. Moore, E. r. Holt D. W
Fo9rqurean and W. r. Wthers committee.
No other business before the house the meeting adjourned
THOS. K. ROULHAC Pres't
ALEX. CUNNINGHAM, sec'y.
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sEQUEsTRATION SALE.

VALUABLE COAL AND IRON PROPERTY.
Nine hundred & eishty.seyen and a half Acres
VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE AT THE Dig
rict Court of Pamfco in the District of North Carroll
the Confederate States of America by John Man
ming, jr., receiver, against Robert Patton:
l shall SELL on Thursday the 18th day of My neItS
the Court House door, in the town of Pbor' ana eHS r
ty Of Shatt and State Of North Caf6Mna ~ OF Su.
Taylors interest in tract of land lying ON Deep n,n
just opposite Egypt containing nine hundred eghs%s
and half acres Said tract of land Is in the nearta
Deep River basin and is uBderud with coal and iron @
slope has been opened on the property. The saeM
also rich in oil ,
The interest of said Taylor in the property is the g
estate but the Deep River Coal aud Iron Company hast
right to have the title made to it upon its paying to to-
purchaser the sum Of eighty thousand dollars with iner
thereon from JAM ist 1880. Any information desred WI
be given addressing John Manning, j., receiver fn
boro, NC.
Terms of SALE onethrd to be paid on consummatlon
the sale by the District Court in three monu
and the remainder in six months thereafter The purcn
Ger giving bonds with good security aud the title resu
until all tbe purchase ineney'is paid.
shall also sell at time and place. thirty -four bur
bred and eighty shares of stock in the Deep River Coz
It being the stock owned by John Taylor, C. W. Coz
dard and E. symou.
JOHN MANNING, JR, RECEIVE
Pittsboro', N. c., March 8, 1853. lO-wsn.
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IN THE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE CON-
FEDERATE STATES,
1N-AKD FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKAy.
sAS, JANUARY 9Th, 1868.
The Confederate States of America
By Archibald H. Rutherford. receiver, plaintiff:
rs. petition, dc.
The property of Pulliam, Wills
NAME THE SAID PLAINTIFF Bf VIZ NJ RAY
~ doph, Esq, District Attorney, and his motion and
appearing t" the Court that publication euoe d.
rected to be made in the above case has not been made
tits ordered, that K W. fulliam, David Rankin and
Med McElra.h late members of tile said firm, who claim to
be citizens Confederate States Of America residing
the State of North CAROLINA and not alien enemies and
to be the absolute and exclusive owners of the Southern
assets Of the said firm be notified by publication Of this
order in some newspaper printed and published in the
State OF North Carolina wit the Raleigh Saaac pub.
shed at Raleigh in said State for one month by weekly
Insertions to appear on the first Monday of April b,
1863 at the Court House. in the City of Little Rack then
and there TO PROFOUND their said Claims un oar the
said Court and that if they shall fail to do So their claim
Will 2 a. e:' "a ''es E. s'PS STEVENSON. Clerk
March IL; 1862 l1Lxtn
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NoRTH-CARoLINA, COURT OF PLEAS Az,
~ lraah'ln county Term. s 1853 SESSIONS Ass
NICHOLAS B. MAssESBuRa, Executor Of
ToLIvER TKRRsLL, deceased,
gs.
AKTaoSY Person and ELIzABErH his
wife, and others
paper writing purportpg to be the last will, on,,
ment Of Toliyer Terrell deceased is propoundsd iT
bate in solemn form and in open Court bv MOO, pa
Massen6urg the Executor therein named and it
Tolver Terrell, and her husband William A, 'he
beyond the limits of this State 1t is, Therefore by lss
that publication be made for six weeks in tbs ppf N
anaara notifying the said William Allen and Ta
Allen, to be and appear before the Justices af Mig
Court at the Court House in Eouisburg on "
Monday OF June next then and there
in WITNESS T. g. t Horton to Clerk oioar said Court at
T. c. HORTON. log
March 81, 1852 (pr adj. s5.s21S) SSs
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OBITUARY NOTICES,

Died. near Fredericksburg, Va on the sth Of March,
1863, A F. FARRELL aged "A years. member of company
22d regiment N. G. T. Mr. FARRELL was son of Absa.
from home and kindred in The service Of bis coun-
try In him, his parents have lost duul son his COM
panops in arms, faithful comrsde; his country gal
liant soldier. III +
Died. Raleigh, N c. on the 18th of February, 1888
NJ WREN in SSd year of his age The deceased leaves
wife and three small children to their oss' He
had been faithful member of the NJ E. Church for the
last ten years. His lite was pattern of consistent dsvo
ton, and his wife aud friends not as those who
have no hope. Al j.
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SIS Il EWARD.

HANAWAY ON THE NIGHT OF THE 7TH. FROM
%zlSH and ROBERT. Wash is about six feet high, con-
per coloed weighs about $50 TO lbs has two upper
front teeth and is 81 years DID, ou spoken and has
impudent look he small whiskers had on when
he left low black hat had with him grey blanket and
bundle of clothing Robert is 81 years old, is five feet
ten or eleven inches high weighs about $50 lbs is almost
black has shy loo though rather pleasant manners and
coantenance had on when he LETT black cap and suit
Of homemade lnsey took with him grey blanket and
bundle Of clothing. Said negroes were raised in Fay
eeve n c. and as they hare relatives there it is pro-
bable they will try to return. will pay SIS orther sp
prehenson and delivery to James Evans Esq ayette
vile, N c., ors5o confined in any jail so that get Them
N. E. COWLES.
Marcn "a, 1888. 49, -. =, -. la-wtf .