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'-"WORK, or Every one In oiyn loetor .
Iking a Private Instructor for Married
JYraoua or those about' to Marry, both
Halo anil Female, iu everything concern
ing the physiology and relations of our
Sexual Syatcio, and tho Production or Pre
vention of Offspring, including all the new
discoveries never before given m tuo lng
lini language,, by AVm. "VO'l'XOM. 1.
jThia U really valuable and inierenting
,wdrk.X It is written in pltin hutgu ige for
5 the general reader, and u illustrated w ith
.upward of ono hundred engravings. All
young married people, or those contem
plating marriage, and having the least im
pediment to married life, should read thin
took. It discloses cecrets that every ono
ahould b acquainted with. Still it is a
book that must be locked up, and not lie
llarriago Guido.-
( 1 about the house. It will bo neut to any
; one on the receipt of Fifty Cents. Address
Dr. Wit. xOCKO, ISO. 416 fcpruce t.,
above Fourtli, Philadelphia.
June 1666. 64tw&wly.
T. E. Brown & Co.,
ATirlandCOPPEMITH,
T V; At His old Stand,
v ALISBTJUY, N. O.
IS Prepared to Manufacture or to furnish Stills,
Tin uuil SJiect Imi Ware,
Parlor and Cooking stoves,
UTENSILS OF EVEBY S01JT,
they arc uho prepared to do House foJ)ii
and Guttering.
All kinds of repiuring done promptly, and all
orders wholesale and rctuil promptly tilled.
Barter soon is old eEwttai and coitek
taken pVttehange for goods.
' Those wishing articles in this line w ill do well
tocalL '
. T. E. HliOWN CO.
april i:m. . r- uol tf
STATE OF NORTH CAHOLINA,
Stanly County. $
Court of Pleaa and Quarter Sessions August
O . Term, Mflfc
James M. Redwine, Administrator, de bo-
K't nas non, of Daniel Harris, deceased.
vs.
1 'Polly Bright and others. ,
Petition forA.ecount and Settlement.
It appearing to the Court that Richard Par
ker and5 wife Ann I, Thomas Locke and wife
Margaret, Lnnisden and wife Elinira,
Henry Gaines and wife Sallie, Btfek Parker
and wife Isabella, reside beyond the limits of
this State. It isr therefore i ordered by the
Court that publication be made for six weeks
In the "Old North State," a newspaper nub
liahed in Salisbury, N. CL. notifying said jab
sent 'defendants to appear at the next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the County Stanly at the Court House1 in
Albemarle, on the fourth Monday in October
next, then and there to 'show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of the Petitioner
shall not be grunted, otherwise it will be heard
ex parte as to them. w
Witness, Lafayette Greene, "Clerk of said
Court at oiuce in Albemarle, the second Mon
day in August, A. D., 18UG.
L. GREENE, C. C. C.
sept20 6v Printer's fee $15.
Equity Sale of Lan
OST SATURDAY, riiE emi DAY OF Oc
tober next, 1 will oiler tor sale aT Hie Court
11 ou so in Salisbury, the land belonging to the es
tate of .Sophia Bust, deceased, .cunsistiug Alva
... tracts, one containing
133 ACRES,
adjoining tho lands ofrT. W. Ilaynes, .1. V. Fish
er and others, cat whuih is an exc ellent new two
story dwelling house, painted, with. all iieecssurv
out buildings aud a black-Hjiijth shop. This place
hat about nix ai res of tiue meadow html, ulioiit
tfwyaTe of wood hind, anil the balance iu a
good state of ciiltivatiiAi. It is IU mile Ynmi
jsalLsbnrr:1: The other tmi t coutaiiiH .
id. ACIU33,.. .
,; adjoining the .lands of A. Boncinl.miehOTl Urown,
J. '-fwher ndsother.iJ,ilfeen- aereR of this
tract is fresh land in a high state of cultivation
ana the remainder is all heavily Hindered. It is
31 miles from Salisbury and is excellent land and
produces well.
The terms of the sale are 12 months credit with
interest after six months. Bond and set-writ r.
LUKK BLACKMKU, C. il. ii.
Aug. 5M. 1WJC. Prfea j;. tw-ltAwtd.
STATE OF NORTH CAUOLTA, ?
' " EOWA.V. CoLKTY. J
tUSfiofrkeu ani Qiiarl r August
J. JK J0f.
Jao W; Ilampton A; others
v. Ia thia easrit appearina Urshn satisfaetton.
nf th eojitt that Catharine "Hatniif on, and
PbUtf White aud wife JTaiicy, n uoii-resi-denU
of this State, it is, tlieretore, ordereit by
the Court that nublication 1- ma.b'f'T si fite-
eessive weeks iu "i nr iu -
rib Mate." no-
tifyiut? thf4u tu h
:aud ai'ia,i.r b. te jhjiJusx.;!.ofliceiror at the delivery otfic , tor at leat a qunr- j
tices of ourCourt of JMeus and I? itaner Mph
siotis, at the next court to be lo-!.l tvri!:e c wv
m-H, at the rotfrr nrr-ijn;?
ou the first Mottday '-oioer H.-v, ,, a;oi
Ihell atM tlKTi- to siie.c c;i '- . f. 'Cii '!.. .Iiae
whv tin- praver -t tie
Tiioflie-'
gratif-d.
. Wrrxr.s(t-.:in xn- V"
our said court .u .die.- in
Monday in Augui. A.M. I
il J it war of "Or lnde;-lel ,
ORADIAII Wo
Sept. S, ISi. iFrl. e
l.'. 1
STATE ui' 'N':; r;i car
R ., N C-:
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Court t": V
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i-fsiHl" .li e ai I
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liind such
t nn. that
7 W 'tv.;JTii mfPcssurv t
it is iifiv
pnrsuXi.. !.p,f -t
a ytli'ee'-lil'.i
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HO( UKIU J.iy(,-, ,, ( v..
it is fuHk..,.i4 ,rtw, :(nI t tii t1
1rwl of 'W. p,! ,re V:xr-
1 1 in -i I-,, r ,;. iu:i..v ii.vr.
The l,i w re.j.iiit'i tl.i po t, tiri oil nil Ji-ficrs to
be prepaid by !aml tor el. imped envelope pity
lllelit in money being prohibited. All droplet
ter. must also le prepaid. The only letters on
which imynient is not demanded, are thosti ad
dressed to,.jh Pn'sideiil, or Vice-President or
iiiciiilKjrs of t'oiifrrciis, atid letters ou ollkiid busl
ncss to the chiefs of tho KxiHUtive Departments
of tho Gorernuiens, the heads of bureaus, aud
chief clerks, aud others Invented with the frank
lug privilege.
RATES.
The rates of bitter txtstiiiro U frflrr errrt tv t
half ounce, throiiirhout flie I'niU-d yfires; iiTf
three cents for each uddiHonnl half .mince or I'tii.;
tioii thereof. The ten cent Pacific rate is a hoi
Killed.
Thu rate of postajrc on drop letters is t'vo !.
per half ouiiee or fntetion thereof, at'allo!.
when free delivery by carrier in estuMi-1.' '
Where such free dcl'ivt ty U uot established , th.
rule Is one cell!.
MiWM'AI'llR lOSTOK.
The following is the po-lae on new ' -when
senl lioiii the otlii e of publication, r. i
lar Kubsci'ibers :
Postagu on laily papers to subscribers
when prepaid quarterly or yearly iu
advance, cither at the mailing oitu
or otfieo f delivery, per quart it,
(three month),) :
Six times per week, per quarter, " :tu "
For Tri-Weekly. i;,
Foi Semi-WeeKi , " )o
For Wccklv, "
Weeklv Newspapers (one coiiv mih )
ll! l.v
the publisher to actual subscribers uiihui
county where printed aud published, free. "
th.
Ql'AKTERLY PAYMK.NTS.
Quarterly postage Jannot be paid for less than
three months. If a subscription begins at any
other time than the coiiimeucement of an official
quarter, the postage received by the Postmaster.
must still be entered iu his account for that quar
ter. Subscribers lor short term exceeding three
mouths, say four or live months can pay quar- I
terjy postage lo.'-t .e :tTu:il term ol'thcir Mili- ;-ip- ;
tioiis that is, lor ',h. U.uVr und a third, one
quarter and t wo third-, A c. The la' only requires !
that at 1 :V. t one quarter's po.-tagi sludl be pre
paid, and dot more than one year'sj jiostage. Any
lui'ui between one quart if ami one yea r can there-
lore be p rund jit iiroiKHliouate rates. Suhscri- I
bcrs can pay the postage for a traction of a quar
ter, at the same rates lor a whole quarter, by in
cluding tin- fraction with the next whole quarter,
'and paying lir both at the same time.
r i: i y 1 1. 1 :c ; ks" t rrPLisiiK its.
Publishers ol' Newspapers and Periodicals may
send to nu !i other from their respective offices ol
publication, free of postage one copy of each pub
lication, and may also scud to each uctual sub
scriber, inclosed in .their publications, bills, and
receipts tor the same, frff of postage. They may
also state on tll(eir respective publications, the
date when the subscription expires, to be wrilen
or printed. .
SMALL PAPERS.
llcligious, Eilucationul and Agricultural News
papers of small size, issued less frequently than
once u week, may be sent in packages to one ad
dress ut the rate of one cebt for each package not
exceeding four ounces in weight, and an addition
al charge of one cent if made tor each additional
four ounces or ftaetion thereof, the postage to be
paid quarterly or yearly, in advance.
KEWS HK.U.EUS.
. News dealers may send newspapers and peri
odicnls to regular shbscribers at the quarterly
rates, in the same maimer as publishers, and may
also receive them from publishers at subscribers
rates. . In both cases the postage to be prepaid,
either at the mailing or deUvery -office.
POSTAU ON TRANSIENT MATTER BOOKS AND
V CIKCULAHS. .
-BjtMiks, not over 4 ounces in weight, to uu ad
dress, cr.tft : over 4 ouuees, a'ud not over,-'
i orjuces, 6 cents ; over 8 ounces, and not over )'
ounces, js cents ; over Vi ounces, and not over
1(5 ounces, hi cents.
Circulars, not exceeding three in number, to
one address, !i cents ; over three, and not over six
4ceubi! over six, and not over nine, 6 cents ; over
9 aud not exceeding twelve, t eats.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On miscellaneous mailable matter embracing'
All pamphlets, occasional publjicattous, trausien
ticwspapersy hand-Wlls una-posters, book" inanu
scripts ijjwf proof-shceis, whether corrected or uot
maps and .prints, engravings, sheet music, blanks
flexible patterns, samples and sample curds, pho
tograph U? paper, letter en velonos, postal envelopes
or wrappers, card-, payer ;Vn or ornamental,
photographic representations ,if dill'erent types,
seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, and sckms, the 4
rtgV ti tie prpttid-ly- stamps, -is-omie-packagi,.' to .
one address notitfexJ ounces in weight, Scents;
over i ounces, ami not over o ounces, 4 cents, ov
er 'J ounces and not over l'l ounces, 6 cents ; Over
j 'i ounces, and not over 10 ounces, 8 cents.
; now to UK wit.wi'En,
All mnil watter not sent at let ter rates of -post
I age, embracing books, jhook manuscripts, proof
sjieetSiatid other priiftcxl matter, and all other
, mail matter;, except seeds, umst be so wrapped or
i enveloped with open sides or ends as toenabje the
postmaster to camiuc.the package without de
stroying the wrapper; otherwise such packages
must be rated witu letter postage. -No communi
cation, whether in w riting or in print, can be scut
with aiiy-aceds, roots, cuttings or scions, maps,
engraving-! or 'other matter not printed, except
upon the separate matter, at the established rates,
ci.riis.
"Where packages of newspapers or periodicals
lire reccivrdat-arty post office dirci t d to'onc ud
dressnnd the names of the club of subscribers to
which they beljutg, 3ith4l)&'stagiLJiuuu4uiar
ter in advance shall he handed to the postmaster,
he shall deliver the same to their respective own
ers. )3ut this docs not apply to weekly newspa
pers, which circulate free m tie couMtyhviiere
printed and published. " J
HUE-PA YMKNT of TRANSIENT MATTER. -
r AWtraiwient matlerninst be prepaid by stamps.
it comes to the otiice ot deuverv wittiout
pre-pai nhoj the. unpaid pustaie
must be coiTcTtTTKH ( fl
paid rate. , "
tireut ueich'ct exists in t3ie fc'?!, .
ut ,.r iiHimunn i.n La matter Mwa&Jire-
ii !.ir subscribers. No such lmm-r should be u"
livered unless it is either pre-paid at the mailing.
tCf. 11 IIML su'i I'H Mi ,i,,..it, j,m, " - l
pusiiiire on ea. h copy a on tiaiisieut mutter, ll
.1. .. , . I ll,..,- ,,',1H... i !,;ir..eil Vi it-, the lull IIOsttlL'" 1
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. wiUTIN'i OS NEWKPAPKR8
irvd'-ii Mf. f, cu1 .iii.r tiitttF
WJi,t oilldattti fweilsriir fulieairiiitlun) uu ottu
MaUiC-iLs-pJiiiJicatiou upon
ilfdic.
aiiv new
paper. I
iiiiihle', iii:iL'a.:me, or other
,prin
I mutter. I- li.e,
'. ii. id the i liUr
a. HI siiojecissiii ii pruneo
package of w hich it is a
it. t."
iell.
rtcild
tpo't.lL'e.
of i oaiiiii'n'iication. whether by print
UlHI
iiltlet
il new st:lper. pailipiliei. nniKitiiii- i'i i'iu' i "
lw nu and nddrrs of the ptfrxms to w lioin it is
n .ui.unil tin- uiilr hen subscription cxirtfes,
i-ubjci I i ... .'t.mf,. ob Iter Mistage.
-Turners AWc for , 1867
will r.K kivvd -uiOL- -KHri iyi of
Septeli
should
Wiped
rtosi' wajiuiii:'Hi,itut pa
.I in .-if im ue .U.aans' wmn
ue .lJinni" ur-u-S-nd
iu vour on Id at
and improved
.miv ll von iil iiinii ...... "'. r. ,
..t..r- l.r tnm, S-ud oruers iotiij
tc i iiu ;
t vmr. m the S. 0- Uokt.urfe.
U. D. TCRXZt,'
i ,s , h p-pr in the SUte will pb-a.-e i f y
U, the amount of and forward bsR to
Lu:, -ir, . .. ttJCiK.i. iv.
Til
lb
f
EX ECUTES A LL'K'INPS J V
I Plain and Fancy Printing,
1 N T It F.
Uiglicst stylo of the Art,
XKWTYPi:. XRW PRESSES
i s
A N I
THE LEST WORKMEN,
A T T II U
North State OfTice.
WITH OS'EOF'TIIE MOST COMI LKI l
PRINTING I'ST.MU.ISIIMENIS
IN THE SoUTil.
WE WILL NOT BE EXCELLED
EiTiin: in
Style, DISPATCH
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faium:ss of ti:u3is
WE HIM 0 SHORT 0TIf F,
BOOKS,
PAMl'IILKTS,
. POSTERS,
1IAN1ML,LS.
Business Cards
VISITING CAIvDS,
WEDDING CARDS,
v 1)R UG GIST'S LABELS,
DRAY TICKETS
-a m
LETTER HEADS,
BILLS OF LADING,
CIRCULARS,
V IJLAXKS,
ALL KINDS OF
RAILROAD WORH. r
Wc Uc the Ilct
INKS PAPER AND CARDS.
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Call and see Specimens
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pou very heavy whi',
te'ied and trimim-d in
I'm' v ' V. .;. ; ..dorsed and recoinniend
,u tothe Fraternity at large by the Cr.md
Lnltreo' North Carolina, and keenly feline
the wef.bt of tliis hit'li compliment. 'the to
priiiykwttl spare neither money notii xerio
to iu ale atioti a most welcome visi
tor ai.d cotnpali,iU wi, ii mid ami tn:.
t .J l.-ie -rt, 7 B ,
.'ia.-ui i...... . t-m, fclKIers. lni.flieis :oi
tlauirtiU-rs. to wim
,jas t, same mav com,
:,-
greeting.
11T SpK-mien .B. Vtih:M toanv
comiuy upon appik.i:lu-
part
theWM- H. .-MM H CO.. Publishe s.
FayetteVlim,.. . x- f,
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SILVER,
Tb-highest cmli price paid for old Silver and Hold
!ul.ioii
I.. M. pAVIS t CO.
Julv 10". W. nu75tww 3in
Mrs. J. C. CARNCE0S3,
Has removed to Ruis' building nearly oppo
site the Market, ou Main .Street, where she is
constantly receiving from the Northern Cities;
the newest and handsomest styles of fancy
Ll Is. for Ladies' and Gentlemen. . Call and
exai.iHiie her line n-snrtineut.
Salisbury. May J. W. '-dtf uo43
Newspaper rubhjiiuons.
GiiT TKJG
BBST
ilA.NL'l'ACTt'IU'-US.
18o6!
Cnited States fir
JNVEN 1 ui;s,
1866!
The best
.Mechanics, 1
.JIXIIAVICSk.,
1366 !
linper iu the
iueutors and Mac!imts, is the
Scientiflc American.
i Ii is the largest in size, and has by far the wiL I
Jest circulation ot any other paper of its class
in the country. It is published weekly. Each
number eoulnius sixteen j'ages, with" nuincr-
mis. illustrations. The numbers fr a year
make two volumes. 4lti ii.'os each, It .also
contains a full account of all the' prineipar in
ventions and discoveries if the day. Also,
valuable illustrated articles upou'tads and ma
chinery used in workshops manufactories,
steam and moclujuical engineering, woulen,
cotton, chemical,, petroleum, ami all other
manufacturing and producing interests. Also,
Firearms, War Implements, Ordnance, Wat
Vessels, lulway, Ji.iUfhjuerjrlectrie..tJhein? ,
ical and Mathematical apparatus. Wood and
'Lumber Machinery, Hydraulics, Oil and Wa
ter Pumpj, Water ..Wheels, etc., Household,
Horticultural and Farm Implements this lat
ter department being very full and of great
! value to r unners and Hardeners.
I Articles embracing every department of
I Popular Science, which every body can under
j stand and which every body likes to readi - .
Also, Reports of Scientific Societies, at home
and abroad ;' Patent Law Decisions and, Dis-
cussiontj, Practical Recipes; etc. It 1 so con- 1
I tains aii, official list of all -the Patent Claims, j
'a special feature of great value ty inventors i
i and owners of Patents.
! , The 1'ubli.shers also act as Agents for -ro-
euriug t atents lor new inventions,-
A new volume of. the Seientitfc American
commenced January 1. - - - '
TERMS A:jpcr"year : kl 50 for six months.
ten copies tor one year,
..-..
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scrjptiohs i 5 v(,T.f extra.
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A.b'.r.
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No. o7, Park Row, New York.
Cosmopolite
qx xu;; i. j j :
T OF. JANUARY WE WILL
publication, in the city of Hal
thly literary Alnsizine. There
of this, character 'now i-sued
r j j i .
at.
.i
Vork city, and the" closing of the
irgc portion 'ot t!;e people of the
o hter.iry rcpresentat' ve.
ijigi.WjljHby di'VOlefl , to-tltem!!!-
i w ar ha .-!'t it
' country v. i":
' ' -The I'll.'.';.
:irt, reviews, 1 1 inMMiii u 1 1 1 1 L n i il tt eshao iui;i,-,
lir ifwn iu contributor U)Uie v tirl liter-
i eu ijo'n tne n,.,,.
t the n J"1 WTttiJJflclet;
imuAt anHwwwi
firWirnfmhsr ntnl ftft KiKtiffs
tJrlli i",n" ct'ort. or. expend to .maka.jt ,ti
I with inc very lir. t JlagaaiH-s.i? the country.
As it name imp.(i-ts we have estaMrshed
MJie oMiiopoht- i -ion no se.-tiwiAl basin. We
'''!" ," '";"'. br.ler if g-ncral Inerature
iiio .c. aim win ne limntllienccil liv anv
party or
icriia- wiutever.. It wil! lie mailed
to subscrir
I ""is in any part ol the
' the follow inir
'iiiitry
upon receipt of
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nde
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o bonk
Libc'-a! d
and new-
edia'Mous will be madi
dialer. - A.l.lr.
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I'. 0. Ho -JWriiaiiiiiiorH. iMd
' nru d'w
$90
A JIO;TH ! V(; KNTS
wanted f..,r sir enturli srr article. iffi-T
out. Address ). T,
uaih:
City Ruilding.
lii.ldefold, M
V u,lii dXvr 5in
- The" Weekly Old North State,
r-Mishcif airy Friday at $3, per annum
GOLD &
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lurgedtothe swo of the Loudon 2imc.
I.'mcU number oontaius eight pages of seren
columns each ir tixty-six,"eoluuins in all ma
king it the largest newspaper lu tb United BUtes.
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the Legislature t Messages and IHibhe
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erarg Xetes, Selixtions and Miscellany.
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Tilt km the most valuable aud intercsTing Family
iiewspsper iu the United States. Its price will
remain unchanged, in spite of the fact that its
size and contents have lieeti increased one-fourtV
The following are the prices of the several ed.
tious, puyublc in all cuses in advuncc,
The 1)aily Timks, per annum 110
The Daily Times (Sunday Edition included), f 13
TlieSiMiAVKfcKLY Times, one year, 13
The Weekly Times, one year, 12
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mit in (.'hecks or Post Office ACoiiey Orders if pos
sible. Address II. J. lt.WMOM) t CO.
uprti-dlm Times office, New York
civ Southern Tluic Book.
TABOR ;
on, THK
l.iobmand oll oil"n j Sao d u 10 :
By R. M. M LT0 -H, of Virginia.
! Essentially Southern in its main features,
j Tabor neverthelees contains a choice selection
! of the best Northern copy-right Music. Its
' au'lior, for fouriears an officer of the Con fed -!
crate aniy, counjosed many stirriug pieces iu
! inoineuts snatched during its marchings und
counter-marchings in X'ir'ginia. The dirge
j used at the fuiaral of Geu. T. J. Jackson,
UfStonewall.) -May 17, ld(i.'l..was from his eu
is included in This collection.
C "Mr. Mcintosh," says the Richmond Whig
''is well known throughout the South as an
am nor ami leacuci oj uuuiinirAi-riirucc, m
a musical reputation rarely attahied by any
man of his age iu this country. In the ."south
he stauds at the very head of church music, uo
one disputiug the pstsition with him."
The book embraces everything -of value of j
Southern Or south-western orig;n. much of i
which is now for the first time reduced to a
written form. Its variety is great embracing
all metres iu use, in every key and every va
riety of measure with a full elementary de
nartment and tine collection of new auttiems,
set pieces and sentences, It coutaius nearly
yt)0 closely printed pages, neatly snd tasteful
ly gotten i'fjv well printed aiid bound.
Pj icc, retail ..SL33j $12 per dozen.
Cau be obtained through all booksellers, or
w ill be mailed by the Publishers to any part of
the United Mates, post free, ou receipt of re
tail nice . -
single copies for examination aud introduc-
Tloii, sent to any address, postage paid, on re
ceipt ot one dollar.
F. J. llUNTIXfilM CjQ:, . -Publishers
and Rook sellers,
july31 tf -IM Uroome St., X. Y.
RXercantile
Advertisements.
jrW: GRAY, & CO.
ITAVK Just received aud opened at Jfo. 2, Mur-
JaTDlW bnilding, . a new and Splendid
stocu ot btapie ana
FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they will sell for cath or barter", only,
follows, A. large and be,a,utiful assortment of
WW...
as
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
embracing the newest and leading strlos of the
season. . s..
A largo assortment of Gentlemen's, Youth's
n.l u.t s,.;,
O VlUVTUSf - .-
Ladies Summer Wrappings.
Ladies' Misses, and Childriiu'g
Trimmed Hats, nuw shapes,
. Ladies, Misses and Childreus,
Hiop Skirts, Ladies, Missea
and Childrens, Balmoral Shoes,
and Giufers, Bonnets, Ribbons,.
Cloves, Hosiery, Jtc, tc.
ficnts and Boj'S Shoes of every Description,
Gents, Boys and Childrens Hats, of
every variety for Summer wear.
Crockery and Glasswarc.j
Wood and willow ware.
Also, f
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and Dye Stuffs,
of all kinds. ...
The y are prepared to fill all orders, of Phi'si
i iaii ', for lirugs and Medicines, at the shones
notice. The l)rug department wiil be under the
ilnirge of a regular I'vsician.
J Tlicj-.tiliitiiivia linim-h.nf their Jminmji.t.
Countv Line. Davie Countv.
Wise Im; obtatiied on the same terms.
-Tue above stock ot Ooods, tiaving oeen pur-
thirVhiS2" toe late uwivy-iajcuuo 01 pnci in
K tir, Mw'tin. inntes his;,.
Cotinty -esicinjlr, to gire bfiu a taTwItlSfTCTC
LUIS iLllluKA'LjL- " .. ' ' " -
r V ?. , .r y J- 'CIltE. -t
Salary; xSg., April , 'M. - ; tUmi.-1
$1,500 ;Ver Jfear'f
everywhere to Bell oar improved
$20 Sewiug MeeT.ines, ""Threenew I0nd.J
Uoderand upjir fy VSton truL-' Vari
ranted fiv years L A bori-mUrv-ar:-la
emil,j:-Th
m cuite4 States tor taaa 40. which i fw-d
ur rrr & IrVrrfSmart Co.
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audtb- sftri, '
' " fc- aav-cr an f ttt-W mat I -
and tmprwmment. , H uatraW f.a.Urs sur XtnaoTf appoints, will receive prornrt a:
free. Addreas, ar call on,'iaw it Clark Ttion hr b.-rf. addre-d f,, 1
at HiddeWd, Afaina. or VL - -- V jl ' . r.RYAY TYst N.
inayrJ-dicw 6ia
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' (, AloVumUm Jt.''(ii''i, Louisiana, 7nnei-
Str, Arkaiti, .nissunn, r iiiniia, ami j fj(i i
Having recently returued from the South, I
am well aware-of the great lucouvenience to
which tha Southern rooiile are uld.cte4 on
account of luck of mail facilities, r 'Xhi ia, to
a very.great extent owiug to tin oath with
which contractor! ar required to comply, ther
being but few men in the South who cau take
It. Having conferred with th proper authori
ties, (and obtained their approral, I find that
this dilticulty can be obviated and the mails es
tablished upon every route at the South, and
at the bigbestates admissible for the people
of either North or South. lieing a National
Union man, (late of North Carol iua,) by which ,
I menu one that is alike opposed to the here
sies of the lixtremista North and South, I cau
take this oath aud thus form the , coonectintf
link between the Southern people and the Uni
ted States Government. This 1 propoevtodui
aud to establish mails on every root at th
South now destitute of them, as follows :
Any person who is desirous of becoming a
couUact6E,U'ilIddfi'S8 meat once, Stating the
route or routes for which he wishes to become
contractor, (stating the extreme points to be
connected, which of course, should boon soma
route heretofore established.) I will than con
tract for such route or routes in my own Dame,
and let the parties have them at a discount of
i per cent., on the annual amount for carry
ing tne mails on said route or routes: This
arrangement will secure the route to the sub
contractor substantially the same as if it were
his owu contract, and frequently at a better
price than could be obtained in the usual way
where there is so much comjietition.
My percentage or mileage as above, will not
be required Wtil the end of the first quarter.
The first applicant for a route or routes,
judging by the post-mark on the letter of ap
plication, will have the preference, other things
being equal."
Persons when making application should
send a guarauty signed by at least two guar
antors. Tjhc guaranty should be certified to
by a postmaster or a judge of a court of rec
ord, f Apidicauts can, if they desire,-obtain
blank forms, printed by the Government, by
addressing either the undersigned,, or the 2d:'
Assistant Postmaster General, Geo. W." Me-.'
Clellan, who will take pleasure in giving all
tne iiiiormatiou iiihl may oe acsireo. -
A I am recognized as principal in this mat
ter, payment must necessarily come through
me. 1 cun, however give the parties drafts on
the sixth Auditor of the United States Treasu
ry for all the quarter fur which the contract
may have been awarded, and these can be pre
sented one at a time as, they fall due, aud the
money drawn substantially the same a,s if the
parties were, bona fide contractors. In this case
the expenses two and half per centl should
be paid by or before the expiration of the first
quarter after the commencement of service ;
otherwise payment for this quarter will be
drawn by the undersigned, expenses deducted,
and The resTto
quarters, forwarded to the parties carrying the
mails. If persoas prefer, I will draw aud for
ward their money at the end of every quarter,
without extra charge. I would however pre
fer that they accept t ie drafts, in order that
they may have the matter in their hands.
It would be a source of much gratification
to ma if I be. the means of extending mail fa
cilities to the Southern people. Their atten
tion is therefore respectfully called to this
matter. As I am not required to cut down,
through competition, it would doubtless be to
their interest to "make speedy application; be
fore anyl modification is made in tne test oath
in order that they may obtain these routes at
the highest rates admissible.
Persons confiding to my care may rely up
on fair dealing. All accepted bids will be en
tered tipon the books of the Post Office De
partment, w here they will be open for inspec
tion. ' v ". "'
tioh. ,'"'
AH letters relative to the foregoing should
contain a ttamp for answer, and addressed to
BRYAN TYSON,
fby permission :-G. AY.
Sanson, D. D., L.X.,,1)., President Columbia
College ; Hon. Cbas. Mason, President Na
tional Democratic Executive Committee.
FORM OF A GUARANTY.
The undersigned, residing at , State
of - , undertake that if the bid for carry
ing the mail on, the route No. if the
No. be not given it is not essential, be accept
ed by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall
enter into-the required obligation, or contract,
to perform the contract with good aud suffi
cient sureties. ' ,-
Dated;
f FORM FOR CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at 1
State of -, certifies under his oath of
office that he is acquainted with the above
guarantors and knows them to be men of pro
perty and able to make good their guaranty.
IMted : ?r Rfc--4t
rF If it is not convenient for an actinic
post master to fill out the certificate, an old one
will answer.
Editors throughout the South will eiva
the foregoing two insertions and forward bill
with a copy ot paper to the undersigned
Those giving two or more additional inser
tions will be entitled to a copy of my book "A
Hay of Light," the price of which by mail ia.
$2.00. . v
VW The attention of the press, and parti-
,ijuik4
"fjIrryiiiuV Han to KtMtoraiha Mall of "
vice of the South," is called to tha- followinr
card lately received fran him : - -
jqr- TsiJefson s Ifrmrmgail-Rsmimtr " -
Pereons-whn- bave deterred from making -SBtaiiuii
for mail routes, thinkinir from
wnat is tu5f imy advertisement that the ,
erw wilt be tiii1rfTTil7TTniilMijiii lniij 1
r. hufuiake immediate apptlcalioa uJp'itJiZm
lean not do considerably better; Sr them th.-1 , ,
is set forth. Wc dont .tkU for some a,a - ''
can alworttk; thertfon mki .uppUci-
thnfat o4ci. , ''Ui H?r-" ;
S tKlitor .wha ba instrtd'iriv.- advert'
inent will make the fonWi'ug chat
I deir tK ikiu -b;t --tit 1... . 1. -
bent,." .;-.--i fi-weekrr mail", era-
rcvfr Wikon : , 'ditura thrtghout tl South wi3 . confer a i -,
und mMderytotir y -ptd.liaiuBf fofpoinj. '
f1mttf -,Xl ppMcations r-la live to haviur pt
Jinn mTinnfl r a iva i.
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