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I 1 ,4 ; XfRTUOXJS SPASMS 4 doings of members of the Democratic party,
toa R$WS of this ei has become exceed- without any regard whatever to the effect
inW virtuous in the last four or five days, bat such exposure might have had upon the
1 RALFIGH-NkidOB p f W ""J nowitt before i In tne History ,wse ox ue uemucnwy.
- I r W 'B, of that paper, and which was totally unex
Thursday SeptemieHOthf 18773 pected by the community. We quote from
jr. c, Ii. Harris, Editqrrr:j ; r
Mrs. M. B. Clarke, literary Critic
iW.M; Brqwn, Publisher & Proprietor.
' community. The certai nty of exDOSure b v
The American EifleTeam after two days I" keeps many a man honest who would
6liooting! at Creedinonr with the British otherwise be tempted to' err. Such a paper
Team, came off victors by sbore of 3,334 Tip News has always: been, and It is by
to 3 24:2 . - ' v,;--"" reason of its honesty and fearlessness that it
V ,."'t '.V . ''V--''"Yii has obtained such a bold on the regard and
Ifc iifififtf" affections of the people.'
. sitantv SeciyQmnucjcvjof i- the- . ..-,- . ...
Treasury Deptmenaslpjfiis re- 7vby Will ;Wfw!your horn it De
signation In the hands of the President. om? absolutely ' necessary that you blow it
The battle at PJeyna is still going on. yourself. This The News has been doing
There have been , great losses on both i for several months. Whether The Obser
The fact that The ,NeV3 has taken up
the role of The Sentinel and is attempt
ing to play the part of Cato, the Censor, re-
"Alpaper that speaks out boldly and will minds us very forcibly of the fable in 4i.sop,
not wink at the shortcomings of men in of- of the jackass who put on the skin of a dead
fice because they belong te its own political lion and brayed through the streets of the
fttxijr, is wwdu luuuaauus ui uonars W any I ,,,
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110 N. GEO. V STRONG AN EX-
PLAN ATI ON ASKED.
Under this head The News of this city of
Saturday last contained the following edi
torial article :
"We were pleased when this gentleman
was elected Judge of the Criminal Court of
Wake County, and have no cause to be dis
satisfied with his administration. As a nub-
sides.: The RnssiaijG are rnakmg desper- eb is IratUrig away the foundation of The Uc iournal it is our dutv to call nnnn him
ate efforts; to take the place but have met- News as fast as time will allow, ' andrTHE for an explanation on the following state of
With a determined and stubborn Resistance. News ig blovving to keep up courage js facts: Judge Strong was elected Judge on
! Conmaa Waling, of OMonks more than we know. Inquiring people ? he l 17' The ill establish-
tlie success of the Democratic State tick- must investigate these questions for them- ing 7 r ; ,!lf oftfrom
et in that State are assured.. He saysthe fives' But we are dilrer ' ?T -1" f th&l enactment
ItupulilteamokiW tblr BtrWUort J we Me digressing. Judge String did not accept the position
on the Len8lati7eiticket.-j' -iv The News is not entitled toany credit and qualify as Judge until Saturday, May
Whatever concerning the attack, of that pa- 12ttI ms tirst Court being held the folio w
per on the city officers The facts which it ing Mond.av- During this time he was in
now OSes are Obtained frnm th rnt i r" ptu1C8aiuu. xiieiyne
.
..--f-'"-'t---V
Gen. cRaum, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, has issued' a cii-cular to Collec
tors of Internal Revenue J notifying thein
drew his pay, and drew back to March 12th,
etomM Messrs. Moore and Hams. whiVh nra mac , , .
...... -jv wiii vj. oMmja 7 " - -""v, ujus gemug foau oi money 01 me tax-payers
; distilledsniriti, ;jtoKa sWff ciara."and but in J une and was.at foe disposal of The for hich he rendered no service and two
fermented" liquors will be dkeontiried on News at that time, but no fact contained in monJnspayas Judge when he was not
the evening of the 22d instan Vto be re- that report derogatory to! the city officials Judge' We have no comment to make. It
Sinned again -on the morning of , the 5th . SaJAV ? is our duty to ask for the explanation, and
proximo. Collectors are directed to make wa3 Polished until Sunday last. In the we hope Judge Strong can make a satisfac-
requisitions for such stamps specified, as meantimeTHEREGisTRhadrocuredaprin- tory one. As it stands the Radicals are
they wiU.be required to so supply them- ted copy of thereport and had laid the whole clapping their hands and Making ready to
ealiraa tKdf Jo fill -....- J il " . ...... .....' ' "
"f4- weiB uu mauu- iacra as containea therein, with proper com- U3e 11X6 Iacts in tfae next campaign. The
transaction is no secret and we ask Juttee
String at once to make a satisfactory ex
planation or refund the money. We "make
thidemand in the i nterest of Judge Strong
as well as of the party and the public."
The News of Sunday last contained 4he fol
lowing letter of explanation :
Raleigh, Sept. 15, 1877.
To the Editor oj the, News ;
Sir In your issue of yesterday you call
on me to explain why I drew my salary ks
Judge of Wake Criminal Court from the
f acturers i will not be incoWenienrlniY'' h , L.r i . .
tliP Ru -1 X J UietJU, ueiore tne People or Kaleigh and the
e ana concord to the News was driven to attack the citv admin Ty overars uaidwell and Brogden,
a maffnanimons nntJ A. . .. e cuy aamin' and now Treasurer of Waka ,ntv fir.t
.every semblance of W ,8irauon' ana that ,t deserves the same suggested to me that I was entitle! tn nv
State. -Knnwinw thaf tha .n.
nuT I rTirtr "Vftion ing about the record of the city administra
met on the ,11th, and af ter, nominating an u 4.
usuably strong tieket for! State officers 41011 for the P3 two years, and that inqui
adopted theiollowing resolutions : ' rers were made fo thfe failure of all
That most earnestly desiring the pacifi; other; PaP in this city "to publish the re
cation of the Southern faction of our port of Messrs. . Moore and Harris The
Union and its speedy return to material News all at once has a virtuous' soasm
prosperity, we are mindful that this can three month, rt " hl virtuous spasm,
be gained only by obedience to law : by , , I of Messra-
protection of all in evetv; rk-ht hv 1 Mo0I d Harris had been made, and
careful regard for that class of citizens come ,nt wifch a severe article on the city I dat of my election, instead of that at which
least aoie to protect, themselves. In the offlcers. People who have kept posted unon 1 took the oath of office.
ettort3 of the present national administra- this subject, . will say at once that Tirv Mr J B Neathery, formerly Pri vate Sec-
Tinn w.jw . I - - .
South we recognize
pose to remove
lessness and violence- We hope that the crbdifc for 80 doiaS that an individual does rom the date of mv electiont and that the
magnanimity will be duly appreciated who refuses to do a certaiu thing and is Pay r tne Superior Court Judges was not
and the reciprocal pledges made by prom- made, forced, compelled, and driven thereto made' by the custora of the State, to depend
inent citizens and officials of thfiSnntK hv hD;i ... on the time at which thev took thp fvith nr
will hfi faithfnlW -if txtJ i "7. rr" Z" wer or y P"tic opinion, offip. , V
if the Southern policy of the President , are othor matters of delinquency on I subsequently had a conversation with
produces the hoped-for results nf nrrlor part of The News and other Demo- Attorney-General Kenan, in which ho, ex.
and peace, but if these results shall not Cratic W18 which have failed to reach the Pressed the decided opinion that my pay
follow this experiment we demand that PubIi.c other than through The Reott began from the date of my election. I af-
other measures be adopted which shall to which attention ,ni a. , terwards addressed a note to the Attornev
mtu all ura2cn5, withmit distinction time. ! IU uue General, which, with the answer thereto, is
oi race or color, the fullest enioyment of t l. as loilows: ,
their constitutional rights - vv e make no objection tothe assaults on Raliegh, Sept. 10th, 1877.
That the determination of the National "the dty mcers b7 TflK Nws, but when Hon' Tho' s- Knn, Attorney-Genera! :
Executive to render the ckQ service more thafc 1 c,aims credit therefor it DEAR Sir-1 wa3 elected (judge of Wake
efficient and less obnoxious to criticism is legitimate that the people should know Criminal Court on the 10'h y of March,
meets ourpproval. The perfectionof the exact circumstancesTnder whi,hth ad oath of office ori the 5th day of
our system of government j in every detail nHJT i which these May, of this year. Please advise me from
.of administration is one of the inost im assau,ts wre made s that such credit may which of these dates my salary as such
portant duties of the hour. All rta beglven allowed as the facts demand. JudSe begins, and oblige,
But suppose JudgeStrongand the Attorney
General are right in their construction of the
law, the fact remains that Judge Strong per
formed no service for Wake county for two
months ending May 12th ; during this time
he was practicing law and making money
by hi8 profession. If Judge Strong had ta
ken the oath of office on the day he was elec
ted Judge, he could not have practiced law
after that day ; inasmuch as he did practice
and reaped the rewards of that practice and
rendered Wake county no service until the
D
12th of May, he was not entitled to demand
and receive pay of the people of this
c unty ior time wnicn ne had spent in
attending to his private practice as a lawyer
This certainly would have been equity upon
the principle that no man is entitled to re
ceive compensation for services which have
not been performed. Upon this ground
Judge Strong must Have known that he was
not entitled to pay from March 12th to May
12th, because Wake county "had received
nothing therefor. So much for the action of
Judge Strong ; we cannot pry into his heart
and see what his ihten lions were, therefore,
we shall not impeach his motives, but leave
the facts to be considered- by the people of
Wake county, who .have been damaged by
this transaction.
NEWT ADVERTISEMENTS.
m that direction should be fairly consid-
Jw,'ufuer nasiny. approved norcOn-;
That in the purposes and patriotism of
- xu.u xxayes we declare our unshaken
conndence. , L :
A NEW RADICAL ORGAN.
Speaking of the money drawn by Judge
Strong elsewhere referred to, The News
says :
sent
t - i
The Semi-Weekly Reqistee will be theirhand., nH i? are cl apping
nt free one vear to nW 1? ineir.naD and making ready to use the
one year to nnv mNnn mu . 1 . .
: send us five subscribers to The Semi-Week- ext campaign." .
: ly accompanied witUjthe cash. ' : ! Thfe assertion is not true. The Radicals
. . BaiST for one vear new nothing about the oh ;t
may Judge Strong only as they heard it from
will Kq at. ; y..y w
OCMV ii , io any person who
send ii4 ton
. "wilut;rs ro A'HE WEEKLY a(f-
Yours very truly,
George V. Strong.
Raleigh, Sept. 10th, 1377.
Judge Slrorij, Rxleigh :
Dear Sir Yours asking my opinion as
to when your salary begins, is to hand.
I think it begins on the day of vour elec
tion. The bill estabfishing the "criminal
Court of Wake, (Sec. 6) prescribes that your
salary shall be $2,030. Ic is au ann ial sala
ry, to be paid quarterly, and I think when
ybu hold the four termof said Cjurt. &uch
a balance will be due you, as will amount to
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE.
United States District Court,
Eastern District of North Carolina.
In the matter of THE BANK OF NORTH UAH-
OIJN'A, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
At the Court House door in Raleigh, N. C.i on
Monday, November 12tb, 1877, commencing at
10 o'clock a. m., I will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash, the open
book accounts, nttes, judgments and other
cnoses in action, the property ot
THE BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA.
in bankruptcy, due from various persons and
corporations throughout. the State, and amount
ing in the aggregate to upwards of $200,000. Many
of these claims are believed to be valuable,
and the debtors will find this to be an excellent
opportunity to purchase and settle their debts.
Purchasers of judgments will be required to pay
the cost f assignment of j udgment.
By order of the District Court.
t, , , xt UULES DEWEY, Assignee.
Raleigb, N. C, Sept. 20, 18.7.
The following named newspapers will be paid
S.5 for inserting the above notice once a week till
day, on presentation of a receipted bill therefor
accompanied by each issue of the n
taming ' the same, to A. VV. Shaffer, Esq., Regis
ter at Raleigb. N. C, but no notice will be taken
viz W do uot 'P1 with these term?,
Xew North State, Greensboro ; Western Dera
chl"t!.; iiaily News, Raleigh ; Nut
shell, .New Berne; Post, Wilmington.
. , A. W. SHAFFER,
26-wtds Register.
S. No two alike. With
Postpaid. Uusted & Co..
OI.D WHEAT,
RYE AND CORN WHISKIES
PERSONS WISHING A
STRICTLY PURE,
?S 1 ffUosPECTUS OP THE Hrr.KTr..
mi I ' "
. Tup Keffister lor 1877.
i
The Raleigh , Register
wiu jji-ove liaeu w De one of the cheapest tnj
best newspapers in the State. It will be priatetl
upon larffe tvDe. and nn AflTni-f i, i . , .
make every department of standard excellence
so as to command the
OW AND RELIABLE SPIRITS FOR SPRT' C0F,DE" & APPROVAL
HKDICAti PURPOSES,
CAN &ET ANY SIZE PACKAGE,
of the best classes of the community, without re
gard to politics. -
The news of the day will be carefully colitet-
and given in such form as to 4teep the rea,L r
fully posted in every particular.
PR01
GALLONS
I 1 TO 40
1 to 4 Years Old,
Universally Acknowledged
Mr. J. C. L. HARRIS has editorial
control of
TO BE THE
and every subject of interest and . importance
will receive attention from his pen.
Finest listGT Made
J rj name, 10c. Postpi
JNassan. NY..
1 yL ANO CAlU'rtlOiiliS J?UK3.
J-ti A line nickle plated, seven shot, pocket re
volver ; a hrst class articie. Sent C. O. D or on
receipt of price, ii. W. WILLIS, P. 6. Bos;
"y & '(i'mic i n k : " "
Thousands will bear testimony (and do it vol
untarily) tnat Vegetiue is the best medica com-
"0 puriryinR thvblood. vr.a-
LAtlESElfefiut In.
Ita'ia Hose Coral
iSet Brewtpia aai
Fesdut Ircpi, Sent
Postpaid to uy ruder
of this Piper for 25
'cents. Tires Seta fai
SO eBtl. In Onr.
fl rency or Stamps.
Clicwa nice.stw ink.
IN THE SOUfH.
ANY SIZE
PACKAGE BOXED TO ORDER.
ADDRESS,
T. N. COOPER,
Eagle Mills, Iredell Co., N. C.
7-f t
lillXJING WITH A COLD rs Ar.wivo
uangerous. Use
T
WELLS' CARBOLIC TARIFF
a sure remedy for coughs; and all diseases 'of the
1 -L,UJ1SS' cnest and Mucous Membrane,
J lit lit! nrlv in tt.p In.. -n . 1 i
t' T ' 1 111 f. IIIIVMU . ( ir ('11 Ilk hT I
dmerensiffi
n xr -i - . .
. x-.. v.mriF.xToy, , bixth Avenue, New York
OPIUM HABIT CURED.
A CERTAIN AND SURE CtfiK
uarire reauetion in nrioa a f-s..i
inft A-Drollmger' Porte, Indiana. Box
' 26 4w
bANFORD'S
J. M. Rosenban
Has been so long engaged in business in Raleigh
that he feela confident that he knows exactly
what kind of goods will suit his customers Be-
aiues inac, ne Knows tne
TIMES ARE HARD
and that for the present season, at least, nobody
can sell goods without putting them down to She
THE: REGISTER
will advocate the cause of the Republican partv
and will give the administration of President
Hayes a cordial support so long as the principl.-s
as laid down in the platform of 1870, in the let
ter of acceptance of Gov. Hayes, and in the in
augural address of the President, are faithfully
adhered to, and an honest and persistent effort
is made to carry them out
The Registeb will be liberal in its views, and
wiD earnestly endeavor to be just to all men. Its
approval or condemnation of measures and men
will not be given or withheld
I ERY
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OWEST
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companies by the cash at! one dollar each.
no win send the first list ?
GRAND
EXHIBITION - TUG H.
SANDS OF PEOPLE
ThState Fair promises; to contain the
grandest exhibition of articles of all kinds
, and the largest number of people ever seen
at any similar gathering in the State. We
every one of our readera Will make ar
rangeoients to cpme. . T0!eWry one who
mr i h1vitaUon to
call atour office and see usJ K
oy hand for Titw .
iL 2. Dy persons
lu LU jrair. We hon frt
ri of i subscribers during Fair
large number
Week
mmXVPT, STATE
There is riotJa dollar In the Virginia State
- x.u5. xucnmond WMa
Virginia has been under Jemd4m,
ever since i-fwifI CJJ-.'M-p hi
luttl bankrupt. Howishls for Demo
commentsfromDemocraticirn,a JL
possibleif Tt wnnt,f f:i"s F
of the mocratiaiUe3hrv
Polished the fact th h
r,..nv. . -'"8"ua 13 now a
Democrats. The Editor of The Register the annual salary.
knewnothing of the matter until late in the 1 do not thSnk the date of qualification af-
arternoon of Saturday last, and his inform . r , r ""on. you have performed
tion was derived from rw mL s . uea 88 Pre3cnbed ; and up to th
' s -t- rr v. uu3 among tne W1 ourc, ana t&erefore one half of said
uiuS over tnis matter. There is not one
that we have heard anaab- ,i
wuu uues not re
gret that anything of the kind should have
occurred. Democrats 'have filar .lira ; K
j i .. . z -""J uccu
s.au nuu nave ciaPf,9d their hands'
'at the downfall and mUiaeda of Radicals
r Feriecuy willing that
such things should occur from time to time
mil the result; thereof would be a Demo
u victory. They are glad now when
ever tihey hear thnt a nAtt i ,
- , uaa uone any-
thing which makes capital for the Demo-
ac party. Such is the difference between
tue two parties.
Ih conclusion, we desire that it shall be
-?uocuy understood that the Radicals of
;r ynaQ whatever to do with
-e matter of Judge , Strong, They are in
no way responsible for the attlr r
JfJtws either by clapping hands by gi v
Ing information, or by intend! nhH
FinjTHE REGKTaa. I
bankrupt State:, Tr -. t
v lririnia h4 i
. OVar !
I f. -v- -fpf f hroughoutr thi
whole country woui k r5
! with' denunciations of ,h b,aZed
1 Party and i bettWl
-inistratiofe of a
encn BAiiti. . fcaw Aue d.fft
euce pontics makes with tJ
Per.isabtelSSf
The position of The NEws-th. u
attacked Judge Str6hg and the city officials,
not Because the attacks ought to have been
made upon the ground that honesty Is the
puuey," mat fraud and peculation
ought to be exposed, no matter by whom
committed, but because the
ntioced the WhblWmatter--rnust be alarm
fngly mortifying to eve.rtr nm. u
has no desire -to shield delinquent public
umcmis. ; The , apology; thu3 made by The
N8 for the attacks op Judge Strong and
city officers, robs that paper of all credit
thaut would otherwise have received fur a
bold, and fearless exposure' of the wron
9
salary is due.
Yours truly,
Thomas S. Kenan,
Attorney General.
I thereupon presented my account to the
county C jmraissioners, with the above cor
respondence, and with! a full knowbdffe of
till L. JP . . . m O
an mo iacts tney allowed the same. I
thought then and still think that the Attor
torney General was correct in his views, aud
that I received only what was due me.
Very Respectfully, f
George V. Strokg.
In publiihiug this explanation, 2 he News
makes the following comments :
"We herewith submit Judge.Strong's ex
planation to the public. We exceedingly
regret that we cannot altogether concur
with his views. That act provides exn.
ly that the Judge of the Criminal Court
shall not practice law while Judge. Now
from the 10th of March to the 5th of May he
was either a Judge or not a Judge. If he
was J udge, he infringed the act b v
ing his profession during that time. Ifbe
was not Judge, then for what serves ri-iri
he draw the $330? We chefirmiiv ,mu
Judge Strong of all intentional wrong in
the master. Having obtained his explana
tion we have done our duty, and shall
urop me matter leaving the question to the
public."
We had thought that it was verv clPr
that a person elected to an office where an
w., iMiniuny; tii3charr3 the duties of
that office was required as a condition 1
dent to asajuiing the duties of the offi.-e
was not an office until the oath of am w
been taken and subscribed. Tuerefor r,,
Strongs's salary commenced to run on thi
2th of May last, the day on which h tv
the oath of office, and not on thihJ
ilarch, the day on which he was elected' I
JAMAICA
lue uuiy combination of tlie true
xxixxaiV UUieer With ehmp nrnmuf
icsCand French IJrandv is
)us, harmless, and strengthening
substitute lor all kiDdsof stimulants.
n-pruuipuy relieves DvsDeosia. On.
pression after Eating, and Hi,?
4n0nma inAl . - ' J
K. jt juuitfusuon, corrects all
iisiuroances ot the Stomach and
Luwei, ana cures imra rv.;ii.
ou xrxmnrm. ask tor
GINGER. 1 SAXFORDS GINGER.
O u r t u it k
sfkni 6 hin,g rehef and cure for Rupture
should consult Dr. J. A. SHERMAN, 258 Broad
way New York, or send for his new book wUh
pnotographic likenesses of had
S5f nUr Beware of cheat Ptend to fur
nish Dr. Sherman's treatment.
One of these fellows, a German clerk.now 0-11.
ai!se'f P SY: G: Crempien, is indicted on
h p k 1 . ur' H" aua awas Uial for fomerv
and embezzlflmont u'8ev
A Greenhouse at Your Door.
j For 00 we will send free by mail,
8 dist ct va'ties, M'thly roses, winter llo'ring
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8
8
8
6
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4
4
6.
6
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Carnation Pinks, "
Chinese XJhrysanthemus,
Zonal Geraniums, "
Double "
Ivy Leaved " "
Heliotropes,
Atjutilons,
Double Cameliaa, "
Azaleas.
- Lobster Cactus,
' Bouvardias.
Steviaaand Eupatoriums.
Fuchsias,
Double Violets,
Poinsetta. Scarlnt Ar. m;
Plumbago, Winter flow'ingi
ciiia, iul tvaruian vases.
cairns,
Mosses, i
Marantas,
Hyacinth RnlKa
assorted Tulips, Bulbs.
Crocus. "
2 " 8aohAn T.iT
12 Oxalis. 17 '
4 Lily of the Valley.
8 New Pearl Tuberosa.'
OR BY EXPRESS
i
ONACCOUxNT OF POLITICS.
IGURES. Npt being the organ of any m in or-.,
Registeb expects nor desires any supp, i t otln r
To meet the demands of tliA
A ... 7 i 1 ..
.""r. ,wa"13 oi ms customers, he has recent- HUCU 88 11 may merit as a public journal In
ly visited the N orthern cities, where he purchased
a large supply of Seasonable goods, consisting of publication is purely a business enterprise -md
A. 7
Men's,Y
OUTH'S, BcY'S
will be conducted strictly upon bus
pies.
-siness pni.u -
and children's clothing, in suits or separate
coats, vests or pants as you desire.
In gentlemen's furnishing goods I have a
larger stock than ever, from the finest to the
medium common, and in fact every thing a gen
tleman needs to wear. All the above and a thou-
aa.nu. omer articles oi
TAPLE ND JJUNCV gJoODS be issued Semi-weekly on Tuesdays
too numerous to specify in an advertisement Fridavs' the Weekly on every Tuesday
were nought in large quanties for CASH, and
will be sold cheap for the same.
I am thankful for the Khnd
Heretofore receivl fmm tha
leigh and the surrounding country, and I hope
by suiting my goods and prices to the wants and
pockets of my customers, to merit and riva
continuance of their favors.
Very respectfully,
m120-3m J. M TIOSENBAUM.
Semi-Weekly, single copy, one
year,
six months.
10
0i
WILLIAM SIMPSON,
i
AKD
3 of any of the abo
7 "
9
12
14
)ve f 1 collections for $2.
o.
4.
5.
6.
Or the whola oniiu u r.. . . 7.
Piafo "ov"""'u UA JB ii lbs and
hiTrhUuPJ?J?i.P' ?f 115.00 to!
Profit. "P rant.i nal TpY-; i . " a?l P g for
fES? fP,?"???-: CO-. Seedsmen and
irrmwi iTn I "w York
Fayetteville Street,
RALEIGH, N. C,
eeps constantly on hand a full and complet
DRUGS CHEMICALS
FAMILY MEDICIVES,
Toilet Articles,
Imported & Domestic Wines,
LIQUORS, &c,
for medicinal use.
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
FimcIi; Enflisi all German Perfnmes
avery article usually kept in a first class
teSedS111 COUntTy prompUy.at
ma4-ytf
ten copies, one year, each, tf
" twenty " 2 (;((
Weekly single copy, one year, 1 m
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