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V , lau "''is ' - . ' . .t i ' m - . 11-- '.t-yc i ! . I.! ""- 1 i -J . .- - : i. - ; ' ' ' i ' . c .IV THE f I OXFORD FREE . LANCE. 'www JOHN T. BEITT, CAH BX0GS, Proprietor, "Editor. jej.ijL.-u - DEATH OFHOX. ASA BIGGS. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. This upright gentleman, able la w- yerand pure patriot died suddenlyj in Norfolk.!"., on the 6tth diy ofj March, 1878. ; ! The deceased was the son of Am eariah Biggs a distinguished Baptist divine and was born m joertie,' Uo., N. 0., February 4th, 1811.1! H ehose the law as a profession and in 1831 was admitted to the bar. In 1840 he was elected to the House! of Commons i of North Carolina,' DEMOCRATS tPOIf 4 CAtBOITOS. BADI-! The approaching election in Gran ville County will be one of absorb ing interest to the people, jarid toj lensure; the success of reform and honesty oyer fraud and corruption! win require in,e uniiea ana untiringi POPE. OF THE efforts of all good citizens. ' Though by some it may be con sidered rather early to begin the U:. : .ii. aJ jUisuussiuir uf makers pertaining u the campaign, yetthere is orie mat and again in 1842. In 1844 he wasjpr of vital iraportancehiilh can QQThe only Democrat ic Journal published at the County Seat of Granvill Fearless exponent of true Democratic principles. The determined Enemy of ail Rings and Cliques, and the steadfast advocafe of llo- form! ana Ketrencnment mHration oi his term as u. s.. Senator County State and Nationalhe was appointed Judge of the u Administrations. -)0 chosen State Senator and in 1845 was 1 : -j i lected to Congress from the Albe marie district. In 1850 he (togeth er with Hon. B. F. Moore) was ap-l pointed to revise the statute law off the State, a task which was perform ed to the entire satisfaction of the Bench, the Bar, and the public In 1854 he again represented W . m -mm . m ? ' laiartm county and m the same was elected by the Legislature seat in TJ. Si Senate. At the" toa Rome, March 3. Pope Leo XIII was crowned in the Six tine Chapel to-day. The " ceremony was began lat 9 1-2 in the morning, and termi mated at 11-2 in the afternoon. Thef Cardinals, prelates, and diplomatists accredited to the Vatican, and a few otter persons, were - present. The Pope was aftewards carried to bis apartment, blessing the spectators on the way. r . . ti Um 'Hi . V I 'H. MM -Ml ' 1 I I ' mi i i t . v -w i i ii imm' i -1 n wi -jniiii i ii i FniDAY, lARCII 8, 1878. ES- District Court for the District of North Carolina. He held this po sition until the otate seceded in 1861, when he' became Judge of the Confederate "District Court. not be understood too soon, or it- bearing upon our success tooF fre quently brought; to the attention of Call eood Democrats. We allude to the practice of Democrats going? upon the! official bonds of Badical office holders. In the discussion oil - ! . kthia question we do not wish to be the Intend msr to ! reflect I upon the course off ithose ' Democrats who have put (their names upon Padical bonds in? the past, but simply to view such junderstood as raking among embers of the past, or Int DEATH action in its relation to the 1 luture ; . . 1 - and its influence ;in the coming elec tion. The times have materially; t : L ' ..If. altered since such a course qould be l 1 5; 4looked upon witb any degree of al OF JUDGE mGGS.gthe close of the war he opened aipoance. A telegram was received by Capt. WmBiggM, Editor of this paper, on the afternoon of noinciag the dea the 6th inst., an th of his father the 1 v rn 1 law omce m . larooro ana sood built up a large and lucrative prac tice. In 1868 he removed to Nor folk, Va., where, until his death- he was actively and successfully en gaged in mercantile pursuits, j j Asa Biggs was no ordinary man Gilted by nature with a strong mind vigorous reasoning powers, sound judgment which were roved by the acquisition of; eiten- and! Isi Hon. Asa! Biggs of Norfolk.- He died suddenly and unexpectedly on the morning of the 6th about 11 o'clock, though he had previously een in feeble health. Capt, Biggs left immediately "for Norfolk to be present on ice occasion ox iu vuu al of hii lamented father. 1 ' The intelligence of the death oi this distinguished son of North Car olina, who for a few years past had bden residing in Norfolk, iwill fill the hearts pf the people of this State! with a I sincere and profound sad xiQSS. and will refresh in their minds, not merely we vaiuame puDiic ser .vicei he hi rendered the State and nation als Judge and Legislator,' but will also revive the recollection off the eminent virtues that character ized the1 private life of the deceased patriot and t statesman. The death of such a man, although he hadj nearly; reached three score years! and ten ii indeed a national calam ity. I f : ; , We refer for a more detailed no-l tice bfl Judge Biggs to the articleytend making J the abolition of and 1m- i mO AlX. MEN A SPEEDY CUEE.-4 JL TZuioireitu results or e&nr indurreuooi which ithdira m&rrbge impossible, destroy-! inbotb Dodr and micd. retferal onrund rweaknecipiinin the head or back, indicea-l tion, pJi4uitiOQ or ti e near;, nerrousneM.! jtitnidityj'urembling, bashfalueBS, blaahiog.l !lancour.:Ussitade. dyspepaia, nenrou debili-l sive ana accurate learnmsr. adorned by a life of unblemished morality and sterling integrity ; he filled the I various high offices conferred on him with honor to him self and profit to ! the public. His impulses "were generous, his heart warm, and his hand ever open to the needy. Every act ot his life was dictated by a conscientious sense oi duty. ; K M In 1851 Judge Biggs connected himself with the . Primitive Baptisi Church, and from that time to his death was an humble, sincere and Hitherto the i excuse could be! f plead in palliation that if one Had failed to' give his bond, that anoth er would be appointed l and it? amounted to' the; same tiling in the end. '; . i ' i But we repeat those times have altered, and in view of the fact that hereafter when ia Had so fails, a i .i . .. Democrat will be appomted in his stead by a? Democratic Governor and a Democratic Board of 1 Com-I fmissioners, it becomes a political sin of the deepest; dye for a Democrat to, thus give aid and encouragement to pur. politicstl -enemies. It is a noto rious fact that with probably one! exception it is impossible for ahy Republican in Granville to give, a good bond without Democratic aid. devoted Christian. THE I POLL TAX. signed W.i in another column. PASSAGE OP As w vetoed t 4 We have already noticed the, re port that the Rads in Cranville in the the the1 THE SILVER OVER THE VETO. as expectea tne J' resident e Oliver xsni, ana it has both Houses ofl PEACE E EUROPE THE! Treaty sigzyeek Constantinople, March 3. The treaty of peace has been signed. The Grand Duke Nicholas announc ed the fact' to the soldiers at a review at San Stefano to-day. , Russia has! abandoned her claim on the ILgypti ian and .Bulgarian tributes. London, March 4. At St. Fe- ter8burg the cnthusiam over the news of the signing of the treaty ofj peace was unprecedented. Immense crowds assembled before the If alace shouting and singing "God save thej Czar.77 The treaty was signed bat arday. 31.000 troops were Tevie wed atan Stefano, and a Te Deum was sung amid great enthusiasm. Neither a surrender of a portion of the Turkish fleet nor a claim on the Egyptian tributes is said to be included in the conditions. I here is no interference with the portion of Turkish revenue hypothecated to foreign creditors. Nothing is defi nitely settled relative to indemnit', but it will principally be in the form f territory m Asia, including Kars and Batoum. not ILrzeronm. baton ca and Adrianople are not included in Bulgaria: The indemnity is said to be 14,000 roubles, with forty miH lion sterling added. EST" Vice-President Wheeler, like Secretary Sherman, considers the conviction of returning board An derson an outrage. No wonder, as the outrage" was the means by wmcn ne ontainea ms present posi tion. I '. exIJabilitv, palpitation, orff&nio.eak-I lift .toub debility, or any other disQoal-l - the been passed by Congress over his veto. The, vote in the House stood as follows : yfeas 196 ; nays 73. When the speaker declared the bill passed Lmras vote tne rou l ax one or tne issues m next election,;ahd we find that attempt will not be confined to this county. We have also already shown colored people that if this tax is abol ished then away goes what little chance they now have ef educating their children, for; it is the only fund 'I that is set aside for that purpose. I organ Kization of the I State r Government It is : also known that in No vember next we !shall have a! iDem ocratic Board to pass upon rofiicial 1 - bonds and they Iwill see to it that no straw1 bonds are palmeds6tr up on them by radical officials, rf.' sucl should be elected, which we ' don't believe. ! 1 - I : " " , Now let if be distinctly junder stood and so; promulgated 5n our platform that no allowance! will be made for any Democrat who- shall! in the future render this assistance to our enemies. ! . Let the so-called Democrats who' should prove thus recreant totheir Ipoliticai principles be marked with' . . . i . ! I i ' the ban of disapprobation and dis trust, let them be told in 1 words! Judge James Grant, oil Devanport Iowa, a native of N. C, and a graduate of the N. C. Univer sity in the class of lbzs, will de liver the annual address before the Alumni Association at the annroach ing commencement of the Universi ty at Chapel Hill in June next. The threat is made in Wash ington that no bill for the TexutJ racihe Kailroad, .Louisiana levees oi other Louisiana interests will be signed by Hayes it his friends in the New Orleans custom house, and-oi :he returning board, to whom h owes the Presidency, are seut to the uenitentiary. tttHClSES. mB&mSE FACTS THE TESTIS ft;;CF THE WHOLI RUJ. . - . 1 Holloif s OiDient omj rauoyx ma . rocceaaftxl treatment. ndicateAbilire. irto redncn th in ! Wad LegsfBad Breasts, tr. conaifl iptiou, 4c4 with those fearful tf 4 1 u' trf cw . . ? ectaor lpa ftomacn to Dareaaea, iosi oni alLi desenp-istj rorei are remduibl by nemorr . confusion . of Idea, depresalon ofilihe nrorer aol trentnsa of Ihi fnMtjm- i:a i . v, - : . 1 I f V, 1 " . : V " . . . - . spiniB, r. - jurewiuini, vcro'vu vi buucij,i iuie preparaiioi;. ; , o airempi i exxrt Daa ItftT seUuatiim,iOTeoifxMU(ie,ae. Iioy Plaimnirtrtfl':1reiof lhawcmnd toreth- Aiamt a persona, or Tocnz men ooniempia-i joreaa- ont witli i in id fnrr in fw , uuDi ui,vucna4TB power impuireucj i, ucr-if&a I reus mess. aflcatioi ;gpeedily rcbertd. A SlgEDY CURE WARRANTED. In rpnt disease immediate relief oof mercury Persom mining their health, waat me timi')nin urnorant pretenders ana un- fproper treatment,- drivuig disease into thej isjstem T.incs deanj poison, jnercurj, ana scauging-titai anecuous or ie neaa inroat mose or .'jVan, liver, limes, stomach or bowels appeauy area Ub no laise aeucacy prevenu rjon appff.xig. .1 x.nclorrstamp to nie on repir. Address iMCK U OF PIT A. L, Baltixoks, ilxt. Happiness or Misery ; Thetis the Question? DIt. HOYT, of 25 years eueccssful "practice! toarautecs speedy and -permanent l.nrM of it .'irnnSr srrofnl(m nrivati. arijhilet-t Be and ifjale diseases, sperm aterrhoea, orjfH rubbing thoO.ntment three times a day Heiiabu ;,:at Lis Medical inst tnie, amo ar"" HeBwjiiioai--and neck of.therta.- month ere its ITT , ... "-v vuo wouna ana 10 sootne tbe neicbbonrfi Uns b7 nibbing in plenty Jof theOmtmerq salt Is forciduito meat iThis wiUcaaM. crnnjinjho,,,,, to idrained offfrov hard, swollen, and dis, uiurru pans ka a5ut Che wound, sore. pr nlcerm, ancTyjen these humors ar rl -moTed, the wol:r f themselves willaoon heal warm bread kter rxmltioes applied orer the atedp aftr the OintSS hS .loeeu weurtjt,D.it,,i will soothe and soften the same and & Uy assist the cnr. Th.Aj is description 4 uloer, sore and swellmjr. which need niHia named here, attendant 7S r - -;ulu, iu tar wnicn Uua SOintment u ntyX'y recommsnded M A ot- Jf01, -ever t Cl o restore the system to thealthy state il U ' Pill h wZZzIZ- . Ktotheprinckna. "' B ) TlillPTirf Vi't-no,l T7. ana, ocakana other f evers. Any cf the sjft diseases msy be curt d by City rark, yra-B w?54. Tnrtrale, aDJ give to au parts o tniM reuei. iine taken. by the ...Jkiu't be dcceivednmast operate tPiii the whole inlm Cbeney f-dtock, opvKsite the Scuso. N : ,k Medicine sent united ? ales and I anada. by adTeisfkins quarks who tLronc our Jargt l?lflflaet,ce c D Vfl ui any local "rart. whereas cities, fat feonaulL Dr. Hovt or send fir circa-Htne UlCtment JjTUitt work m.1 rn urt.- atrtreat,jgonhisspcculnestol.i8 PO i.cxkcr tries' the rj-ptnt in theabore manner roe. 1, i? ynea, or any similar dis- LADr -rest liquid French rtcroedjn Tders aUectmt 4io thest and throat. wi!l jAmle DtVelue, vr Female tnend, is nnfaU-hand tLemMrlverf-j icrtd as by a charm. JtU Sn the ef jte of all painful and dangerous 'dis-U'Uflerers from u e oomplaiots should en tases of rour ser. It moderates all exccas,VVelope the thrtHM bedtime in a large bread md briris on the monthlt periods with rt-gu-H uid waUr pou?) u after the Ointment baa parity. 5 all nervous and spinal. anVctions. Jtnea wcllrubbrti; it will greatly alUt the pains i the back or limbs, htavincf s, fatigue ure of tbe tJirJ "end ehcsu To allay the Ion slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, d leRacj Vienflamation, eieht or ten tlo'wnessof spirit., bvst erics, sicl headache, irt'.ls should be Jj'?n nijrht and tntrnin. Th wmtes.T ,nd ail paiulul disca es occasioned b U disordered svstem. it tffecta a. rnre wh a al lother nt Ans fail. Price 12 -per .lloitie, sent brmaiL -Dr WE Hovi. liox rt6, Syracos.-. NY.Vj ' feblly R.0T. HELMBOLD'S BI0CHU ! tme:creat iTON I C DIURETIC 1 r- HEIGHT'S DISEASE, discaps of Sidneys at: And Hil v. unnarv orcrans that cannot be misunderstood; that i ii it as they make their bed so must the lie in it. ;They must either be for u or against us, and in the great Btrug-j jgle upon which L we are' entering to drive from office the miserable crew Ktnat nave i disgraced and bankrupt Feiiiale Complaints, Mr. Jefferson Davis, havin?3Lucor!ioca or W bites, Irregularity or r.iniui iien5ir.iuon, ie irmg Dovjn, Chloois Sterility, etc. XM.IX.ROAI itieetiivo. . In another column .will be found ft call from "Many ; Citizens" desig nating next Tuesday the 12th inst as the time for a grand rally of the! friends of Railroad from Oxford 11 i la the outside world. We verily beleive that the mo ment is Auspicious lor this enter- prise and we trust to see alii classes! and interests of our people represen ted in the meeting at Oxford next Tuesday, are willing: to deprive their coloredfl. nfriends of the benefit of schools for the colored ; children. Abolish; the' the poll tax, as these white Bad wish done, and .every school house Everybody is interested in a Railroad all admit the invalu able benefits that will arise from its construction, and joint, united ac part i of our people can Important facts and be laid before the meet tion on the secure it. figures will ing, and expected responsible effective ' speeches may be from some of our leading We hope foom every eiUzehs and capitalists, ;to see many tarmers section in Granville.-; Xet: n)iave J a. i rou-ing meeting sK.w ot never l.is the word; Gome one-Come fall U i I ' 1 1 K7Thjnew Rard of Director .ft;ljtW liwHftre iAslum went in office I ' March The 1'oard coiiMists ot S ilr: K. Hu e Haywood, J. S. An.is ; j . )Lr. Ii r, A ; M.:l cr h oet ers , Di Dr. G. Ward, Rev Lewis w.. w tnrA.t hiw1o ttntfl thn nnnMinni J i r i .- J , a- . Bsome kind of poll tax has Been lev pUaoil lri theSeDit wa, passedeVo the ?ty, we cannot AdmiJ i.V Toto df46 to! l9. ..gm ic,vr.oc9rporaumuiinto fellowship any men who are "When the veto messng j was le celved in thelHduse, Mr. Cox, ot: New York, characterize it a8 kW".n "e m'"e.a 10 1,10 PurP08c8 otKventiou assembles a resolution to1 chargWoffraudbyafraaa:" - ? support 01 ,an.gthat eSect be iDtrodaced and FuW., iu.u uuet.y bpecuyiug owEadopted, and. we -hoptf to see public tax BUOuiQ oe usea. . j : fopiuion so forcibly expressed in the xiuu uuw me wuite iiaas, seeingMjtte- that no man Oi3mn0. hfrnRPlfi danger ahead, and going back! upona Democrat will dare defy it Let iueir own party record, maKe useoiwthe Ra(1a nft tlip. OWT1 .v:, j L.; J-lt ' J""'' i .1 II 7 if " vu 8 uiuagug,cai.move, ana lor iue ftom and we 6hall 8ee how soon it' u.1 Pg uiemseives mpowerjf drop 0ut pr0pose to keep? .1 -.' : . .1 1 II been alluded to in the debate in tbe CJ" S. House of Representatives on the bill to pension the soldiers of the Mexican war, by radical spea kers, as a cause for their opposition, that gentleman haj asked to be ex cluded from the benefit of the bill. if its success depends upon such ex clusion. j-Tbe trial of Brantly for the murder of JjJoody in Northampton countv was commenced and ended at Warrenton last week. Able speeches were made by the counsel on both sides. After a brief, but satisfactory charge by the Judge, the! hury took the case, and in five rain utes returned a verdict of NotJ Guilty. iin Granville would be closed to morrow. I ' 1 There are many intelligent colors ed men in i Granville. Are these ready to witness such a state ,of things? ; ; . this matter prominently before the SKETCHES :OF Git AN"lKlE people tion. until the close of the.' elec- We havesnot considered it neces Hsary .to make a great to .do about it jlor inundate thej mails with procla week quietly commence a series oft sketches ot Granville county, from ne pen or a most competent gentie- fcjman, which' we jtrust will prove ofj Kintereat to the readers of the I!rE Lance in the county. ' - ' -j I l ne miroauction tnis issuer is brief but will be followed, from I week to week, with "sketches of pro m inent ind i vi'd uals and remarka- -inu .Julius"15 eveuis, uiizieuiwiia auecaoies I T itthe times and Tillable traditions." A GOOD lJEIitlG. fl ' The preliminary Railrbadi' Tneet ing held on Tuesday last, a. treport of whicn will be found elsewhere was of the most gratifying charac ter, and developed a state of V feel ing in regard to the Road exceed ingly satisfactory to the friends ol ithe enterprise, i It showed that the property holders of the community, those upon whom the building offl the road will mainly depend! are in! earnest this time, and the character! and standing of those present j indi cated plainly what will be the penti ments and wishes of a .large majori ty i of jour substantial f real estate owners. The project is developing into plain, practical shape and wet trast to see it : assume even a t more definite form at tie. meeting on Tuesday next, i The committee ap pointed to,8olicit lunds jor tne sur vey are : diligently at work and wef have no doubt , will be able : to re port very satisfactory progress at . i . . m- v.ii l ? i i mat meeune:. (xne uaii nas oeen given a good start, let us keep it rol The work of erecting the iron bridge at Weldon has com menced ; several ot the heavy col umns have been placed in position and the beams and braces are being attached to them. The iron for the bridge is an immense mass, and the pieces are very large and heavy The whole structure, in plan and de tail, is so arranged as to utilize the great strength of tbe metal. ' I3FThe Cabinet has directed Secretary Sherman to put the mints in full operation, and becretary Evarts to write a paragraph to all the counties composing what is call ed the Latin Union, inviting them to a convention to regulate the re spective value of gold and silver. It is thought that by the middle of May the coinage of silver dollars will be at the rate of $3,500,000 per month. . SPERMATORRHOEA &C. Send for a Circular.). uan.iiu.. one is genuine without ' Henry T. Helmrold Hu chu MTg CoJ' printed in 'Cat mine-' icros8jj.he Label. febloly. BAL' WILLIAMS ift .CO., Jfropnetors , R AN VI LLE MOiutaient wUliboe perspiration, tbe grand fk-HM-ntial iu ail m of fertrs, sore tLroats H r mV..m (hM v:l. .... :hcst; eitLer frj,fisUima'or other cacses. Piles, Ftfftifas, Strictures. The above c$'ilx of corn plaints will be re novoJ by uigljlt ' tow cdUds tbe nrti i!h arm water, Hbea by most efli-ctuaUr .nibbing in tbtviirueU. PersoD sufleiiog from tLese direftt Jsrmplaints abouid 1um not i moruett in ajretmp tbe:r prcrtsa. It bcm1d be nudaiVKd that it is not nfH.nt i-nerelr to smes'Jna Oiutment on the sffected r;s, iai ii mj w weu rnblxtl in fnT a xrtisidt-rmble ti-toor tbtve times a Wt hat it may be afja into the svstcm. iIimim i will n-iuove ay.-ihiddt n sore cr wound as ffectnally as !t3su palpable to tbe e e. Diere again bntijatcr rW.tiren. after th rubbiup in of tJf fiutment, triU do rreat ser- loe. lius is, tl lly euro treatment fur. fe- .aies, cans orvicer in the stomacb, or vbere there mi;. J. Keueral bearing down. rridiscreticisof Youth-Sores tik Ulcers, r.lotclu, -u clause, with cer tinty, be rdcj iprl if" the Jhntcnnt be w d frttfiy, fcniC.tl ill taken iiight aud n ornlt.s, as revmTvdMl in tbe printed In iiructiims. W lrn treated ;o aur other way u-y only dry nTj-tdv place to" break nt in .ut.tber; her ;bs uiiftmcnt will rmovo iieburaoi Ironr Jitetn, ajd leareibe pa in a riRonnsa"Nt jfealtby being. H will z U ..I ti fw ffirft 1 i , . Warehouse, W OXFORD, N. C. The report of Hon. gemrJ P. Battle, President of the Univer- jsity, has been received and is fullof encouragement to the friends oi that institution. Up to the present time there has been 157 matriculates.! The President speaks in most fa vorable terms of tbe deportment of) the students. Only 16 counties. have availed themselves of the privilege granted by section 3 of the act of tne uenerai Assembly or reDruaryj llthy 186i, to: send each a student to the University free of charge for! a : a. - I tun i on ana room rem. , gill S Hi .: V . ; lis ' J cS' u. 'i ' A 60 ! V. V 7 S V - . ? A " V ' 1 v cc . V Dropsical 0 tilings, rdralysis andX&fff Joints. Ahhoach the wLiTe'com!laints differ vli1-r i n thnr urigiu tTcalnic, ytt tbey all require j ocal trattunt,i KtJaiie oi ibe wcrt.cat.rf i.uch dis hse8,t,-iU Vield in a cotnparaUTely-i-.liort ajace flimi .when iLis,"ChJt jj cut is ddigeuWf rubbed into the prts af- r.-oed, even ar Tcry .ther means bate failed. In alls rjtw maladiesthe MlssbouLl jh taken acoort&n to tbe printed, direction - lcccmpanyin .cu vox. Both the "0rtment and Pills should. be used iiJi the. followinc: cases : Bad Legs, tfCbir&o-foot, Fistulag. Bid Jlrcasts,. J?Chilblains, Gout,. ;u'peu iianas uiatiaaiar Munions, t fCorna, (sqjrt), tyweilinps. Lumbago. fUileot Msquetow,and band.' Cancers, Piles,? jlhctunaUsm, Flies, Jvco-bij, . " JXtntracted and Stiff Joints, oreThroaU, jKkm Dueascs. KeurTy, cnrryt ore' Head, Tumors, Ulcers,. tJVfcuuds, Taws. CAUTIOK-ifone arc cencine tonics th 4'ienature of 3- Haddock, as a rent f.ir ih. M United States; rurrounds each box of IIUsv Hand OintinenUA. handaome reward will be iiveL to any cuna rendering surb laformaooa ; is may It ad 16 :the deV-cUon of any partv or "- .wuura-iuiuJK m xoetuciDes or Tena K ne same; ywwrus tbem to be vnuiioua. Sold at'e Mauufactcrr of IVcfeMor try - . nouiwiiaWi,i.uw iotk, acd.DTaU re ;pecuble Druiits aud Dtal-ra ia iledixno itbfou(hout thucin'ited world in notaat nota i ........ . rt . ... . i-um. ceuaua ii eacn. -There it rouaiderable SiTior by taiin? tne larger sire, i XT i. r:-.J m it. . m Uenu In erery, disorder are aixed to each f b8 ly pot. i Z-LAJiLlSIIEO 1830, Important Notice. All persons holding County orders issued bv the County of GranvilleJ prior to 1st June 1868, are - hereby notified and requested to present tnem to .me immediately, at my office in Oxford, to be audited with a view of their speedy payment. M. 13. JONES. Treasurer, eb 22 4w ; County of Granville A Haying rented the Gran filler! Warehouse of D. S OsbQm & Co, ve are pre - pareiito pay nignest rnces forL;iaf Tobacco.and guar anteii'satisfaction. We will - IT- sparfi no pains to please! our uatrons.' Good lirrht. plerijr of , room to shovr lyourrii! Tobacco, so brincr alontethe weed' and see wnatjgood pnees you will obtain: Large quantity Locl;Hospital ' 21 SoUth Gay Street, llAIJCliipitE, JID. (Half minute walk from the Postofice.. PRACTICE - innTED. TO PETVATE VICONlJTjiEXTiAI DIBEiLSES DTt. WOHTUDfaTOS may be ooniultod apon all tbtse diseaaes of the Generate (organs which liud to embitter life ard shor 'tea its doratiot, Includincr Kcrrm TiolrilitT. -asusing indigfstion, pain- to tbe back aai loma, wesjtnefcii beadacbr, im potency, im paired sigh VS of memory, eruption on the race and bodr.oss of serna.) porer, ba ahful- oesa. TC, mwI5tr married llfannhanTW nA j-ngle life jnicJble. The Doctor euaranteee tbatno caae i:ced la tU treatment shall lsare his caretithoronplTreatnrii tn land Tigorous bilth, without the use of Mer cury m any Icn hia treatment being pcrtlr ROUGE !H CKTrKi;PlTlRTS.r7 Tartiea UrU a aj d stance from -the uospital can bj snccesafuD treated by eeod mjr t Tin to ins jgt "their disease. The Doctor will fonrsrd 'to any addreasia-tbe United States, free filnl oLserratkin. nrfatMfliat jot quesUone, tlnby enabliBg the patient to me a minute deripti3n of their ease, whidx Ibe requires to Effect a quicx and srcedy and of Bight rWrappets.. 4&ttg tPfl ' U t ifceiTe prompt ittentieu. ir11V.-u-lJilVJJJi:''l7 I separate oiulution rooms for Uet to Ml 6 - AncHoneer.y0T,ftf: , -M J . - III 1.1 V 1 : 1 r n
The Granville Free Lance (Oxford, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
March 8, 1878, edition 1
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