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Vauce's real majority, SS.976

List Of Confederate Officers exchanged at
Charleston Recently.
Mai Gen Edward Johnson, Va ... r.-. a...
Maj Gen Frank Gardner, Louisiana ..-- .-
Brig Gen Geo Stuart Maryland. ....- -
Brig Gen ) Archer, Va.
Brig Gen Al JEFF Thompson, Missouri - p.
Col James Brown, I4th South Carolinx. -
Col u Barbour, S7th North Carolina. ;
Col w Carter list Virginia Cavalry.
Col Norvell Cobb 44rh Virginia Infantry.
Col Candid, 10th kentucky Cavalry. $50 A"
Col B W Duke I'd Kentucky. -. :. II .-s-s
Col Forney, 10th Alabama
Col W Ferguson 18th Virginia
Col Hanks Kentucky cavalry. '-
Cot y Morgan, Kentucky. ~. ..tzs g..
Col w PEBBLES, 44th Georgia. ,re ....
Col James Pel, Forests Cavalry. ~. e.
Col Vandavender seth Virginia $3.50.
Col w w Ward, Tennessee. 80 -
1t Col Jas Tucker, 7th Ragiment - .ss
1t Col Jas Brown, Forests Cavalry. -l-
1t Col psvHn. ss!h GsSss E., .,o,,,
1t Col ~ Fitzgerald. 2sd Va. aJ Co Pats'lE s''-+
1t Col G I Haynes, 9th Va a-.l.-s.'~. 81. 5c.e-
Ii Col ID h Mari1, 10th Va oslo 4. e,47 Rs.i f-rs
1t Col W N Parsley, sd North Carolina -. T..
e 1t Col N Smith. Artillery. ~. " s b
Major D W Anderson, 44th Virginia. .rs
Major W Caldwell, list Kentucky. $50
M MIsr c So%S: is;9 sS4 5Ee e.roin.
Maior Gross A A. G.
Major N Henry, 4th Missouri. $685..
Major HIgley, Comm ssary Subsistence
Major W II Manning. sth Louisiana - Co.,.
Major Nash, Alb Georgia 60.
Msior Il PerkIn, 50th Virginia.
Major Sanders, Sanders Rattery 20
Major Thos Steele Sd Kentucky. -z--.- .
Major Upshaw, 18th Virginia. -~E. . .
Major Marley, I'd South Carolina ArtlRry. -
Major Tbos B Weber, I'd Kentucky.
Msjur q q Smith, A AG Major General wheeler -.
LieutsOaat DoPre, AID Major General Gardeners
lieutenant G jackson, G Baigadisr General An
derson's STAFF 80 = =.
Lieutenant A jacques A d Vol to General Gardner
List OF Yankee Oficers Exchanged.
Brig Zen SeymOuri Brig Gen Wesseis; Brig Gen Seam
mon Brig Gen Seaer; Brig Gen Hickman Col T Cru
yer; Col Hawkins: Col W Harrismon Col Leh-
man Col LegrangA; Col W G Lee Col r White
Col Ii Bolnger; Cot II L Brown; Col g L Dana !; Col
Fardell 1t Col Hays; 1t Coin b Hunter; Ii Col
HIgginbo.hAm; 1t Col G q Jnslya Ii Col W 4 Nc
Maxim 1t Col Miles; Il Col W O Maxwell; Ii Col j
D Mayhem; 1t Col Mritt; 1t Col Aicott; 1t Col
PotsIey; 1t Col A Rogers; 1t Col H Burcham; 1t
Dol Baldwin ! L. Col w IL Bari holimer 1t Col w
r Cook, 1t Col Q Dicksrson Ii Col T Fellows; 1t
Col G Fairb1nkej Il Col w Glenn !; Ii Col 4 P Spot.
ford; 1t Col w W Stewart; 1t Col W Swifi 1t Col
A w Taylor 1t C.l w LAscele; Maj G n Bures !;
Maj Baker; Mel 3 W Bates; Mi & Clarke; Mai ID
A Carpenter Maj W Crandall Maj II rant Maj J
Hall Maj N Johnson. -. :.
Swift wrote many hapspigams. Of which this not n
bad specimen: a - =. - =. - = -
ssir, I admit your genera. rule, - -
That every poet is afool; 80 -s.-@- ..- 81
i! But you, yourself may ssTsto show it, ss- .s
Tha fool IA MT mat
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Casualties.
HEADQUARFERs esth N. O. T, |
InlH 50 IokA


July 81. 1874. I
list Of casualties in the 2sth N c. T. in the bate Of
July 2Sth. - ~ e. e.. --.- ..'-
Company A-Killed Jackson Davis Wounded. James
Collins Missing S1rgt II AtkersOn, COrpl w Black
wood Prvates Lin Soatherd, Martin Hutson! . -.
BIZ Morrow.
C-Wounded and JEFF in the hands Of the enemy, Sergt
Little, Corpl q Conrad, Private ID Bumgarner
wounded and got out, Priyates Marcus Boick. Allen,
Bumgaruer, A PoIler, T Wagner. Missing. K d Hell
man, Cicero Ball.
D-Wounded, Henry Ayry. Missing, Epps.
E-Wounded, Corpl W J Chisholm, Private VIM Fra
sier Missing. 1t Isaac Williams, Privs n LutheTa
WaisnCr, W II Louthrop.
. F-WOunded, r Pack Missing, Corp W Nance.
0-hisspg. Priv Garden Viewer.
H-Wounded Priv W Hawkins Missing, Lieut. N
4 Lowe, Prfvs J Champion, Cox, Cline, W J
Hawkins
Wounded, Sergt G Harden Privs W Revice.
Bloom, Hocomb Missing Sam Vision. Wounded
and lett in the hands of the enemy, WeaihernDp
Vim POWman.
. K-wounded Priv A Harksy. Missing, Tslburt.
Captured on the Dist Of July.
Company C-Priv A - Lin charger.
E-Sergt A CrawEnd Priv D Brewer.
F-Pivs F Adams, VIM Hale. Hicks.
HI Boinger. .-...
WIN Dobbils
Killed and wounded at Petersburg. Juus o.
Company B-WUunded Jas Harris
Drank Ridenhnur.
E-Wounded VIM Gadl q.
K-Kited, Capt Jas n CroweL drawer and mora z ".
liant never went battle Held patriot hos
sacrificed his life the altar or his country
Capt Crowel. He was gallant officer good soldier. Q
true patriot and christian genteInan Peace TO his
mains. Respectfully, W. II. A. SPEER,
No,Ak n,,ol;.o ....-. .I.... ...-
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TERRIBbE RErRIBUfIoN.-A negro committed
violence upon young lady in the neghborhood Of
Carriers depot tennessee, q feV days ago, and be-
ing brought by some soldiers before her Tor ident
6cation Hhe seized gun and blew half bin head OF
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APPoRTIoEMRNT OF HOSPITALS

IN aad 1roand Richaoad for the separate aeeo sns
ofR1 sie4 and tcoERded from different S'oss'' r.,
Soldiers Of Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee hsp tsTm
and Missouri are at Chimbnrazo Hospital bAS'e
nus of Broad street, Church Hill az 9Th sp1
Those from Worth CarOna in The "a, od' 5uu,HyvOo
9Th divisions Of Wiuder Hospital, Northwest oil hO'
Those trum S.,uth Carolina in the 4th division
son Hn<ptsi Southwest of Winder Hospital. n Jset
Tlnse from Georgia in the Tst and "a dIElslG .I
son q ,s,oiiI nd Ist division of Windsr Hospital, Ws
Those from Louisiana at the Louisiana hG anSsr HSs
terminus Of Broad street, and in Sd DIVISION F" 'D
pital. - -. v,o.;ds. Texas ~
Arkausas In theslst and I'd divisions Ot Ho"Aiu
Hospital, on MechsncsvilIe Turnpike; -RObstss
Mn snd Id streets; Receiving ana P,
side Hospital, corner nth and Grace streets; 0"'
Hospital near Howard's Grove NJ "a and GsasTS
Prison HosPItals-uenssrSri ,h spd Cary streets
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Xhs poor have inc, edibly more hope than the
ceace lotteries, ike other epidenics, attack
Poor devils eftener than men Of wealth, 49,"
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WooL NoTrcE.--o,u,IARg,,,,.;.

VICE. . soEsG ssi:.5o' pa
prepared to exchange Cotton Yarn for Wooi sn ~
loving Terms viz: - - O' upon RsS
oI % punch OF Yarn for three pounds wash, ~
one bunch for four pounds uawashed: 'ned Wool .,
the Sov nave been appointed to make the e,
rine Lake, Concord Rockingham, HenSs,.AAln sSu t
vile HoxbOro, AsheyIIe, Pittsboro', Louisville 3d.
vile, Colerain, and at this place. UsOGrg, Pars1
., Persons shipping ~oOlio this place will ul....
be f9rEarded Immediately 'ne cotton van :,
hope the people will patrioticalIy resnoDa,
notice, as the wool is for clothing Tie to TIE
e-I .,., ;.,r; =. 80 IA. D0WD, A. O N OSP
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NOTICE.-I WISH-TO EMPLOY IVp1
II perienced male teacher that can come well -, la
mended to take charge of small school in the c%1,
Please state terms. ! iE Sn!
July %, 1854. INS
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! CITY OF RALEIGH. =

u. . CITY OF HALEIGH'
Kayor--Gol VIM Il Harrison -
/. coMNIssIOEERs. - ,pL
Wess0a Ward Nv. ". Tucker, Alex. Creech and I''
er OVERLY 81 roUra
Mile Rard-W. B. Richardson, Augustus L. L0Ot"
and g. W. Scott. .,aN
E1stsrn Wand-Dr. ~ a. Mckee, J. ]. OVERLY an0 y
8. Harp. .--..--- a. .-.s-. ,r,,T TAI
j. j. ehristophers is Clerk to The Board and Guy )"
Collector. d, sesslsa-is..sa's. t-.-
W. R. Richardson is City Treasurer. n-,,, A.
II aon O6astGbks-t J. Belts, Chief; N. " DeD'0O' -
sistsat. .... T.-ss -..- s
K p Battle City Attorney. -
! ] L. Pennington, City Printer.
. F. G. King, Weigh daster.
EIGKT WATCH.
+ Odp.oGa-g. Fl Horton. VIM O..
Ratehman E A. Johnston, VIM. Bseves,
Parker NJ c. Luter G. A. Driver and VIM OrefIy, Tim,
The last Wednesday night Of each month 'H'
fixed for the regular meetings Of the Board
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SENATE.

= l. - SENATE. > ss szss-r-~ s.s. /,
/. PPasqgOtank and Rsrqaimans--W. b. BAgley.
g. Camden and Currituek- sa1-s7
8. GATES and Ohowan+vNiils Z. Eure. % q I
a Hyde ard Tyrfell-- 7Ss--sss5 s-t J '. : r s.
8, Northampton John b. 0dom. ESQ., $50 IS
8. Hertford-Col Jas. N. Wynns. sz< -:
2. Bertie-John Pool --s-.s-.s
8. Martin and Washingtoh-Jesse Stubbs.
9. Halifax-Mason L. Virgins. s...-..
10. Edgecombe and Wilson,. Fl. Powell.
II. Pitt. j. Blount
II. Beaufort-Edward j. Warren. -
Ii. Orayen-Sathan A. Whitford ss - ..~-.e
IA Carteret and Jones-M F. Arendell. ..-s...
10. Greene and Lenoir-James P. Speight -,
16. New Hanover-Eli W, Hall. - - .-. .s-.rF
II. .Dupln-W. R. Ward .,
Is. 0nslow-Issac N. Saadws., 81
IS. Baden, Brunswick and Columbus. w. Ellis.
90 Cumberland and Harnstt-William. B. Wright.
81. William Kirby. - .s..-s.. :.
%. Wayne-Benjamin Ayeock. ,-..
%. Johnston-Thomas ID. Snead
"a. Wake-Wille D, Jones'
%. Nash-Alse J. TAYLOR. .. -g...r-
26. Franklin-Wash. Harris ..... .-.l
~. Warren-Thomas j. ,Pitchford.
2S. -Granville-R ". Lassiter.
20. Person-Charles s. Winstead.
30. Orange-John Berry. .s %.
| 81 Alamance and Raadolph- Giles Aebane.
| 80. Chatham-E Straughan.
! 3S. Moore and Montgomery j. N. Crump,
| "a. Richmond and Robeson-Giles Leitch.
So. Arson and Union-W. @. Smith. 70
| SO. sGailford-Robert P. Dick. s
50. Caswell-William Long.
| 3S. Rockingham-Danie W. Courts.
| SO. Mecklenburg- N. Grier. n.
40. Cabarrus and Stanly-J. E. McEachen.
| Al. Rowan and Dayie-William B. March.
| 40. Davidson-Hende Adams. -.
| AZ. Stokes and Forsyth. E. Matthews.
| A. Ashe Surry, Watauga, Yadkin and Allegheny
| j. Horton.
| 40. Iredeli, Wilkes and Alexandria. NJ Boyle
46. Burke, Mcdowell and Caldwell-S. F. Patterson.
| AZ. Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba-M. L. McCorkle
4s. Rutherford, Polk and CleAVeland-Dr. W. j. I.
| 40. Buncombe, Henderson and Madison-Montra
| vile Patton.
co. Macon, Haywood, Cherokee Clay and Jackson
| Col. S. U. Bryson.
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North Carolina papers please copy.
18th N. G. TROOPS.

List OF killed and wounded in the l2.h n c. T. since
leaving Richmond on the 5Ih June 1884.
Company A-Kied, Capt john Spaugh. Wounded
PrivateS John Hoke in thigh, Jacob Wlkers0n in
B-killed, none Wounded, PrIvates w Royster
we're in arm, one bone broken, Jas Ysncey in arm
OVERLY very slight SHELLY .--.
c. Killed, none. Wounded private G Harris in arm.
D-killed none Wounded, Privs Stone right hip,
Jas A Roster severe left thigh.
Delnger in leg.
F-killed none. Wounded, Priv 3 Guilland in hand.
G-Killed, none. Wounded none.
H-ked, Priv VIM Baines. Wounded Capt A
Drake severe in stomach PriVs II Gardner both legs
ampuated, Aosely left leg ampurated G W Tisdsle
severe IN left leg .--,-
I-Killed, none. Wounded Prirs W Crawley severe
in SIDE SHELLY Wilson severe in Leg bone fractured
K-Kied, none Wounded, Privs Sam' AycOck flesh
wound in leg, John Denton right arm amputated, II
Denton 'sh wound in arm.
REHABILITATION Killed 2, wounded 81. Total g.
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The LesisIatarc.

Wegive below the nanss - sesmbers elected to
the Legislature as far Is asssEiained. The Con.
seryatVss after the stfalisst set nand the Vance
Conservatives viii have q large majority in each
house.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Alamance-Chesly F. Faucet and r. Y. McAden.
Alexander-Dr. j. NJ. Carson.
Anson-A. j. Dargsn and L. L. Polk.
Alleghany-
Ashe-
Beaufort-Richard s. DonneH and David Carter.
Bsrtie-Dr. p 7. Henry and James Bond
Bladen-J. W. Russ. -..
Unconstitutional L. Russell, Jr.
Burke. j. Erwin -.
Buncombe-James Gudger and Capt Jos. 4 Bre-
ward
Cabarrus-W.S S. Harris.
Caldwell-Mr. IsbelL
Camden
Carteret-Stephen d. Pool.
Caswell-Montford McGehee and S. 8. Harrison.
Oatawba-W. P. Reinhardt. "@...-
Chatham. H. Headen, W. j. Headen and W. P.
Hadley.
Cumberland and Harnett-Jesse G. Shepherd, DR..
John Mccormick, and A. d. Mclean.
Chowan-L. c. Benbury.
Clay
Cleaveland- 60 --
Columbus Fornsy George "a. nv -. - 81
Crayen-W William Lane, I. q. Gaskins.
CurTituck- -.-' ---
Dasie-R f. johnson. --...
Dupln-Z. Smith and R. B. Houston.
Davidson-Q 4. Lowe and Lewis Hanes.
Edgecombe and Wilson-Dagid Cobb and L. D.
Farmer.
Frankliu-W z. Davis -sr-s - :. ..-
Forsyth-W. II. Wheeler and w. B. Stipe
Gaston-W. 7. ShIpp. = 'eas-' -.-
CIates-Capt Richard Bond. rze -: - ..-rs =
Guilford-David F. Caldwell, A. Glapp and A. s.
Granville Eugene GrissOm, j. s. Amis, Dr..
Pleasant P. Peace. ''.
Greene-H. Fl. Best. ' '- !.
Halltax-Dr. H. Joyner and A. q. Davis.
Haywood-Dr. S. L. Love. :. 81
Henderson-M NJ Patton. ..
Hertford-J. B. Vann. ......
| Hyde -.n ST. .-. ...... -. --s~. :. ...
| Iredell-T. A. Allison and L. Q. Sharpe.
Jackson-Mr. Enloe. e7ss -.-.e. .... ...-.
Johnston William A. Smith and " lillian g. Banks
Jones-F G. Simmons. .-%- .---
Lenoir-Allen W. Wooten. -
| Lincolh-Am6rose Costnsr. s. .a-s7r.
Maeon-Dr j. NJ Lyle p, ~ - .-..r
! Madison-Mr. Brown. = ... .a. .-. ...
| Martins. W. -0uterbridge.
McDowell--W. F. Craig. .a.f '
Meckenburg-E G. Grier and j. L. Brown.
| MITCHELL s.,.s~
Montgomery-E H. Davis. ..-......-... T.
Moore-Elam j. Harrington. 80. .
| Nash 1870. .--.....
| New Hanover-Samue j. Person and j. R HaEes.
Northampton-William ]. Rogers and s. 7. Stancill.
Orange-Samuel F. Phillips and W. N Patterson.
-Onslow-A. j. MurriL - a.
.Pasquotank- ~ $500 go.
| Perauimans- 81 H. Riddick.
Person-John w. Cunningham. =....-s Ell.
| Pitt-C. Perkins and B. IT,. Albritton. es.-.
! Randolph-Joel AshWorth and EnOs I. Blair.
| Rowan-F. E. Shober and W. H. Crawford. -
Richmond-Capt B. F. Little. =, "a O., 1870 =.
RObeson- f.... 80 ... A.
Rockingham essrs Strong and Boyd ...
| Rutherford-A. r. Bryan, and J, L. Carson.
Sampson A. Powell and Patrick Murphy.
StaDIy- .... srs.- sar= --.s
| Stokes-w. H. Fynt. -
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINAR.
" Townsville, NJ G. The fall session begins he ~
Wednesday in July, 1854. Board and washing tNV PEI
session in advance or 200 lbs. of Bacon or barren"
Flour. Tuition $50 Music $50; French or Latin w
As the plumber Of boarders is limited those desIrns
Mr. McCondIsss will board 10 young ladies' eonyenis"
to the Seminary, J. W. ThOMA%G
July II, 1854 .......y. --. .. "0-HP-
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OFFICE RALEIGH & CASTOR -,

AFFICE RALEIGH & CASTOR RAN
~ road Company, Raleigh, July Z, lS64-The Bond Il
Directors of this Company have declared dividend T +;
per cent on the capital stock, payable and after Id
August, 1854 in four percent certificates and bond, S
Confederate States, or in Confederate treasury po
the old issue at face Value at the option of the CCm
July IL, 1854 36-w&sWtIa.Sn.
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NOR sALE..-FoURTEEN SHARES OF
q Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock, and three sn'"
Of N. c. Railroad Stock. Apply at this office. =, 4
August 9, 1854 - g. So
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rHARLorrE FEM1Ir,r. ~

NJ A Il e INNTTT,,
e1sresss Of this school win be
earyappiicatiOn. For circular coutain;p must S
dress, REv terms q. y
July 2s, 1894 charlotte Et
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swift wrote many sharRspigams. Of which this not n
bad specimen: a - = -. : =. ! - Z.
ssr, admit your general rule, -
That every poet is Gfool; - --.-3@ a d.
! But you, yourself may soFve to show it. 80 80
The every fool is not post"
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SCYTHE BLADES.-THERE HAS BEEN
- received at Wilmington, lot Of some four thOuam
Sythe Blades both gram and grass blades. They viii
be brought n this place for distribution The Courts
the several Counties requested to appoint Comm
soners 10 receive the quota for their respective COuna
As the present crop OF grain and grass in the Weston
Counties has not yet been harvested preference will
given to these Counties in the distribution.
J. DEVEREUX, A. Q. "
Raleigh, July 81, 1854. Ss-A
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OFFER FOR SALE A BEAUTIFULLY
Il SITUATED FOUR ACRE LOT, about TX nls
vest of Raleigh, on the Haywood road 1t has on i !,
comfortable cabin, excellent we'll of water productive
garden and some two three hundred of the finest uu
fruit trees cultivated in the South For particulars anil
TO g. K. J0N&
STANDARD Othce July Is, 1864. 36-W&svu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-19

STOVES AND TIN WARE,
b A l. L
STILL az MOTION.

RALL y ssIIinst the bess oooK sTovEs IN d.
ID Market.
JAIL sells the CONQUEST Coca Stove. snd wsu
- this siove def oom,ssition don't except
any stove made.
pau sell. The FoRssT QUEEN G citing sso,.
RAiL s.ll. IN. AllieAron GOAT ooos: ,b.-,
ID Goal burner u.de
RAtL h-ss the lsrsss,''e.. el sss-s. "a ne Gay
RAtL s,lis Stoves esesvs, ~ hoss.in IN.
I'D eity.
B''l :.esss s.s,ss' ''''i '''' '''' 70 '''' aus
pau. h. he i.rrs''''ess s'r'r v.r.'s .As s''E
BAll sssg: ~: s.. seneca .'''' o. a'-'' 'srD.A-
RALt sssVs sysrysh.ns a-es'ls I-ss .a-,-
HAlA. !. prepare % 50 sobliss esi,.r'as as
IL hpouf'na o. gooe torres
pAtlnsprseliesi .orsa.a
llAit gsrsoaally srrsrnispisihs asar,.ciurin
- Department
pALd warrants ~ ~ort aous =, ,hh hous.
RAiLR.ys 'hs highest sr'e- 'p, "a Copper sas
DAi.L p.ys tbs hieasst prios hf e,a Cs.s al
ID Nsoueht Irea
PAU !. bes~so roursh snar ss-,,s. rrEsE
ID uAHff.
X RAiL ca b foana ~ -
sign of TIE Tla Hata
suioi personal attention % business t.
II u Il Il
WILL KEEP ROLLING.
sbz7s~iy
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Nj Rs. sTRAUS. THANKFUL for
t1ns he~rsl psfrorsss -. kss f1unt krrs. b<xs
ksrr - lntrTE tks lstf>< q Ierre Hkcss sd ~
ct-iy t1st 49, sss -. ~ ssore- <71 IL r~o<isin<
s~<tly sttltozs q f1s fs<<t Est latest ssyh bsr-
n<is. kkss. s>~tAers selssxs. ke 14kinx .tFxs-
t<ss e fhe late 4<cina pxees ske skl> " eli
e lcs<r rstsx tkxn xnr cher A1Gse In tkis elfy.
s~s ~ tsSzl1-l pss-<ra esEssss.
Ms ssrxzs. Ne. -. sszEA "a Street. sppa<sts
sec>c--. crts<f 4
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The syDpio~s ~ Cstsrrh - they generally sp-
pear are al hfsi very slight. Persons hnd they
have frequent attacks. and are more sensitive 10
thechans"- of temperature. IN this condition the
nose .asy Be dry. or ssilght dischsfg~. thin and
scrt. e'ter~srd beconins thiek and sdhesive.-
- The disease becsmes chronic. the discharges are
Increased IN quantity and changed In quality they
sse noS thick and heavy. and ha~ksd or
coughed On The -ecretigns are ononaise, cAasing
bad breath, the voice isthick ani nasal. the eyes
are ~eat. the sense of the smell Il lcasnet des
uoyed; eesfnsss frequently takes place. Another
oomtnoh an isnpaftsnt symtom ~ Catsrrh Ia that
Tue perron IA obliged 70 clear bis throat in the
msrning ~ thick ~ si'uy mucous. wnich hss fall
leo down from the hesd during the n'snt when
this tske~ place The person may 10 sure that his
disease j. on IL ~sy 81 the lzbEsand shooid los.
40 time IN srrestHg r.
rhe above are bus fs~ q The many ostarrh
symptoms
A single Bottle wsiI last monfh-to
b. used th zee times pa,
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ffesn Hon. Tho-. Turner. Ex-Membsr ~ Con
grsss, from lllnois late Speaker ofllilEols House
ofkepfesentauve~. aud 8rsnd hastsf q Az. A
A. n. q the state % lilinofs
fsssrosr. Oct 81. ises.
Dr. n. "a sRELyv:
Ds.s sss. tn reply - yosr notice 9th. nth
~ouli say that ~as severe y AFFLICTED with Ca
fsrrh Tor Fears. phsn bsc.us scQasnted witb
yen and fought too bold of yo1r Ilquid cAtsrrh
ssmety. HsfcF I'D t-ed cue botas ! vss ssr-
sbly improved, and before the secopd bottle vas
Tn he'd. ~ss oompl~' ely cured can recommend
tbs meficins % al ctst with Gstarrh
Res.,fcffully four-.
TdOa TUNER
The is .ocrrafy that IN tue uss o. Or seefys =
estsrrh Remedy. { s1psriencei much relisf snd
have heard many spesE q itss bslng invslnsbls
Tor the cure o. Catsrrt
rtufs. a.
CHEESE Nay "a. isa< EDRAhD KY
soLD ~ TKRE HAUTK BY
7. n, Barr a Co: Kb~rls kBnndley sod o. w..
Psfrirk A Co
rsus slaels
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

FOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that
sll apply 70 the Hoard Of Commiss toner's of Ytga
oounty, 1rtisns At their next term eom m-nci =
The nr.t Monday In Ds ember 1854. fos license B.
srif ''nf acaffng liquors n les cuartity than
qaast "a time. With the privilege ~ allowing
The same q he 4 = a en my premises fof one yssr
ny pace - h4sHs snf en- r-emisee Whereau
saii lQaois ~ a. ana is l.taied GA the cor
Der Wvbasb street. betseea Fifai sni secont N
rsfrs Haate Hsrirscn t. snship viRo county Iht.
naNk1wS~ XAVIER HARM
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LICENSE.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

A FOR IdcsNsE -Notios 10 hereby given that
will apply At the BOARD of Commissioners of Viso
county. tndisua. At their nextterm commencing
t7t hrst Mos day In December lsos. for license %
sell ~insokfsting liquors 10 isss quantity than
quart st aume - nth the privilege Of aliovins
ms sane 70 be drank on my premises for QUE year
nv place of basiness, and the premises vheFeon
sa'd iiquoss are % be drank. ls located ON Main
s,sees, be;~ssa sixth and seve-th streets, south
die-known as lEut Hall, In Terre Hauts Hsr-
Fison Township. Viso county. Ind.
nsviftwsw PHILIP EIANCHY.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

4 FOR LicESsE. -sotice is iereby given that
sill apply 70 the Hoard % Con- NIT ssoners % NiRo
eoontf, indisrs. ~ their nest term. fmmencfns
% the nfst Aondsy IN December. isdt, forsh
co. - - cell intoxicating iiqnor- " quaint
~ than quart a. time. with the privilege Of
To siug tne same ~ BE JfalA my prem ises fof
ulf fsar. Ny fisse - ha-iness. aud the pr emsss
whe eon said .quofs % be drank. l. - ated at
Northeast ecrn~F q fiset's lot on Lafayette
street Ia refre HAets iu Harrison township, Nias
county. Ind l. FER0IsOS
uovlft~ ~
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NJ EDIcAlI


tD sslliax sttsntioa 70 rry Cancer Anrdsts. us~
dssunsnt Tor csioef. permit tae . say thai j. s
most wonderful discovery ever made Il medicine
& I. the ezt fssdsrstum 90 long sought Tor b. the
Medical Profs-sieu ssd The Af'ietsd snh esncer ss
psrstion truly ssloIlssins. ~ithoal panaiie
lsuo~soas srsctions, the mofis spers1di ~ the
gsdots IL apparently b. sntsrtnx 'nfo ne ehsmlssi
smpe-itioL ~ The cancer. ranoofoal. ma gasDt 81
4nhssifhy zro~th thsrebJ removing nffe and "
. ..,, .., ,s."s s1 s1 sssss.Syps s u
thsnss II the knlf.. ~ttAoatesnsue eating ~
5nfnlns eithouf The loss % tioof or m the least
siestlnz the sound hesh. it0an BE- lyplied 10 ,ha
.saa eye open wount. easily and freely a.
-stsr. NJ this means large cancers can be removed
fsn vital pArsS, the eye. large blood vessels. Ao
ssEe 10 ether treatment could possibly Be raed
~ IN doing feel assured q making permanent
rhen alt other tfeatnent fsiis. The medical
Fatsrnlty AMI all Interested izyitea 20 call AL
Ill sshitlt large numosf of cancers that have
ha- Fsaaosed -9 pfeaefsed. an n te=rod tii fsf.f
hannfeis a cases cured Throughout the eoautrY
tioasumptioc. Asthma. nronehitia. fharyurtA ALL
81 saections, treated - Inhalation. o. sthar.iae
sFsiesisr attention paid - all disease. % tho aye
al ksf. such partial bsndaess or deafness elth.
s-ses f-iisnS remedy Cor siss sud Apogieosic Dis
ScsopULA, kuEUMArTsM AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
fss.s~a ~isa 4aeoss- nrupsvs diseases, SAGA a.
ascss-. Pfis- ssd taso<t, se.la bead pas. syphl
4 - sf-etons, mercurfAi diseases. dyspepsia sus
Il % s ss.,s sp.s. y % IN 's.s ,ss.s AZ a..
.lt snkIon.
.sa : %. and ssssessrul remedy q, ss.ae.ina
.ps w.rns sna I'll osh<f varieties ~ sosm lean1
81 aud s&snins nv rpssin.s - - sane>s