Daily Messenger.
th
G0LD3B0R0, JULY 26, I860-
ltFor us Principle is Principle -Right
is Rigid yesterday, to-doy,
to-morroir. Forever.'''
1 ; i
The People's Ticket,
GOLDSBORO TOWXS1IIP.
t FOR MAGISTRATES:
Dtf. DAXIFL COGDELL,
rS. D. PHILLIPS;
(THAS. J. NELSON,
Vl GllEKCH.
D. FA IIOOK3,
POR SCilfet tJJIITTEE:
J..W. GULTCK,
DR. A. C. DAVI?,
NATHAN BOYD.
v FOR CLERK:
JA. M. HOLLOWELL.
r rconstable:
GARRY EDMUNDSON.
crti
TvtiVownsbip met
ourt Honse on Friday even
in the
in" la1?!, ana ciosea us iauora vy i
i i " . i.i l. I
nominating a straight out ticket.
The meeting was well repreae .ted.
The nominations are now complete.
We hoist the ticket on our mast
head, and in so doiog pledge it a
hearty support, regardless of person
alities or prejudice. If these who
h v3 been so unanimously clioen,
do not? in the estimation of rome,
come fully up to the standard, the
fact is to be deplored. But it cac-
not be
ernected that everybody
r "i
should feel satisfied with the nomi
nations, and of course, we allow to
hear of some dissatisfaction. So
f ir as the naminecs are concerned
we helieve they are plain and out-
thor pnniroca
tion nor subterfuge about them.
They are all in perfect harmony
with the true Democratic ring, and
commend themselves to the earnest
consideration and support of every
citizen, regardless of color, and pol
itics, who desires that the affairs of
this township shall be managed with
a view to the promotion of the gen
eral welfare.
We earnestly believe that the
.i .
gentlemen composicg this ticket are
in every particular, that g?e3 to
make np tnod and suitable men (or
the position for which they have
been chosen, a head and shoulders
above any opponents the radical
faction of this township may briDg
against them. Tuat this fact is du
ly apr reciited by the public we fepl
well assured; and that tby will
command much more than the party
vote is an absolute certainty.
Death from a Scientific Point
or View.
It is a law of nature that whatever
has a beginning must also have an end,
the idea of death itself being associa
ted with birth.
But this term of life, the moment
that reduces to inert raattci the body
which life had animated, may arrive
Xooner or Jater, acoidcn'ally or nat-
one of the esstTaTdrganVrllcn
from some cause or " other rL me
act. these nrlnSvfai- J lr' c.ea:ses to
brain, lungs andiibarfe
nr; i-JL "'Bns Demg 1
yetlifS S? inZ breLhiUPPres8ed'and
some time hi Itl ?f!5InS may for
linger within; butwh SJ
of the heart cease
Accidental detih therefoe ?
the more rapid from its cauung1
ffcore immediately bn the circulating
thU v U my haPP'a at a,l flges, al
"?SU h much more frequent in tho
- Ir 1 Uui 1attcr stages of exist
ence. "
Naturaj death is much -raw Occi
dents or disease almost al Wavs rnnsn.
wing life before, the
, rcfiupon by nature.
- r r. -v-
advancedahaPP0'1 ata more or les
C
liaritiesofconstTTuTSiSS totho pec.:-J"8 frcakf nature has not yet sub
mate, &c. Whn u race, cli- d-d.
fon follows its ion,"0 .of.S"
Parts in an epposile 1Ue U.ci
i
0 m winch it hart I,. , roi? t,,,:
the
. j u my seems tr i " country
from tho iicart to the rcmot., """Mn iuQiicst orcr tlio bodr 0f
but in tho old ma lt ZtM C !v cn l"e r""- - ! i ' -
t th nrZr " w QrcunereoC
nanes nis nnrfv r, u 'r
- - .wx VWU LI 1 linn . 1
men (nc monla k
com,n? mot onles,, and obcrfng
law of heaviness, lose, their enfibi i
ty andhear,the muscIesnoloLrobev
flkin becomes cold and dry. r is col
ered vr.th a vicious BweatlS ftce as"
Humes a charfiCteristic aspLp!
deen infted;Ahe CVCS
nse tied, tho ejcIi,,s are half closed
cheek-btnes become pminent,
nose drop?y and the decolored
arc narted nm nu.t...j m.
the
the
lips
uiJlT, pa--lu- voice
"lougHr, uccomes incoherent
eyes lose their powers of vision
the
and j
the
rlfartnrv nerves are lnsensioie lo
j odors; but hearing is among the last of
the faculties that !eave him. ihe ao
dwninal and pectoral viscera coase to
fulGl their function?, drinks fall into
the cesopb:i5us as into an inert tube:
breathing becomes short, slow, and
irrajrular, now su'pended, now re
newed, terminating finally in tho last
was
to
easp. ine puise oeats rapiaiy, uui.
fainter ana iainier, onering numerous
remittances until it ceases to be ppre
ciable. The heart st'dl continue beat
in? feebly and irregularly, and its
Ust contraction matks the moment
that separates lire and death.
No vestatro of life now remains ex
cent in ccr'am tissue. whch, even
f rsome time aftei de ttb, retain organ
ic properties; the capillaries are con
tmftoA Kf n. to drive inl the Tens
the blood they contain; the ir-itably
of the muscles its demonstrated when
i laocd under the influence ot the to -
.
t tic pile; the uterus cm pxtc! ;"' in
fant within, even whn th- hMrt lm
ceased to hea', etc. Thn last phen-
nn.ena of life soon disappear, then the
blood cconipo.se?, it liquid parts-infiltrating
the tisus, and its solid clc-
monfi lpin- denositc 1 eitlier on the
heart or on the sides of the vessel?.
Then follows decomposition, which
slowly and misterinulr reduces the
whole to water, carbonic acid and am
monia beiOff the products 'nto which
T 1
iW5ns which enable
ttieprxrr.ts to earoraie mem; mus uc
cm1v nf Tmlrpfisntinn- at first 60 re-
1 ...
vomnp, ncijuwo t
ii! n nlnlncnnhi
. . ...
I a. Li. . mif rn na n
cai inieresi, wnne icitaiui -chain-work
of phcnomnA admirable
on account of its beautiful simplicity.
The Virginia Election
Cabinet.
in the
A "Washington spccinl in the New
YoTk Tribune gives some details of "he
Cabinet, at which the election in Vir
ginia was considered. The Tribune
r
correspondent says:
In these dispatches, las1 evening, a
brief statement was civen of some of
the nrozeedinirs of the Cabinet mcct-
.
insr vestcrdar. Tc-Jay more ndditin-
. . . . , ... .
al facts concerning tne same sui-jeci
were made public, lit seems that Sec
rctary Houtwcll made a Ions speach
against fie administntion piving aid
and comfort, to the movements of 'he
politicians in Vireinin, v'ls'.ippi
and Texas, and stvlc thcmselvs t4ton
BCrvailVCS.' . lie li;vi ho uuu m ui':
nccessful party in Virginia if the Ad
ministration insisted on countomciof
the "Conservative" or '-National Re
publican" yarty in Texas and Missis
sippi. As he understood it the party
in power is known simply as
the t4RcpuUican" party, and, un
less he was grc-itly mistaken, the so
called "Conservatives ' arc tU2 enem
ies of that party, and did not endorse
or support tho p'atlorm on which
Tresideni Grant was elected. He
thought the AduiJrMUmtion owed itself
. .... -.
to the party thatpul it in power to be-
ware ot he pretender", ana to t ike no
f tho..ne; movcrncn,s-
wnic ro;rht result in disaster, lie
thought that the position of the admin
istraiion toward che "Walker party
in Virginia had bon mi-in!cpreted,
and he country had been led to be
lieve things which wcro not trno coi.
ccrn;UT the s ime. He hid been in coin
munieuti- n wflli prominent loaders of
the Uctlican party, both North and
South, and found that they had fallen
into the error of supposing that the
so-called "Conservatives" of Virginia
and other Southern States had receiv
ed the full indosemcnt oithe Adminis
tration, and they seemed aUmed. lie
counseled extreme caution, ani rigid
adherence to tbo principles of the par
ty of wheh he and his associates had
been selected as representatives. The
result Mas that it was unanimous1 v
agreed o have me oicci!'ns in
sipp and Texas take nlace . i - :', -Fall
elections the Northern St i'p-,
and as near he time of ihe nscnhliug
of Congress as possible.
ftE Late Raix of Ssakesiv E-t
Tenkssee A lettor ff..m Nas'iville,
Julvl7, states hc account of the re
marlahle phenomenon of a rain of
snakes i.j India Gap, East Tcnn., a
few da vs since, proves to be correct.
Afield haud wotMrig for Jnms Cook
on his farm, about half a mile from the
gap, was examining the i2ikro on the
morning succeeding their fa vn-
5!ng one huge sntkehe was :n th
n?Urin" it with n clrinr .
Stir
o - TT-no.'TW.unioed -nrl foil
wilfl
u.ohi .tv,iicu arms on
ol the dj'ing and dead
rr,ac8
serpents. Quo
, J w mm in the thumb of the
left hand. The por fellow hastened
from, the phec as quick as possible
ami reacned -he far;u ouse of his em
ployer. Ho W5r given immedia
- . -iiijni every
pfTort tli Vincn man h:.i i
Nmlown. -Hie a!-rm oMi.i.j u
Coroikr's Jsqv
L'EST On C
ornin( B F. Fralcv n L
j , vf iiuih
an infant
rs wer
tuwu
In Lock's Township, on the farm cf
a jir. liarnreirr f n rr. ; 1 r .
are living, consisting , f Luon Barn
heart colored, his wife, two crown
Uaa-htcr., a grown so nor two, and
perhaps some emallcr children For
some time past a very cIose intimacy
has been noticed between T.n.,
Jaue, his daughter, and as the sequel
, criminal, jast
daiurciay moruinir .Lmft v:..l
i , , b .irin
oachi.d, whose paternity, shesweara
to be traceable to her father At
rite, before ihe child was bnm T.nr,l
made several unsuccessful attempts to
bring about a premature birth by ad
ministering various teas. IU tried
to make Jaue swear it to a ne-ro ia
neighborhood, but the as persist
ently refused, alleging that be al"R
its rather, and ue wouii nu
swear 10 a ne. Alter cxnauuu9
his powers of moral persuasion, and
failing to prevail tipon her to arcim
pany him to the woods, he determined
resort to other means. S3 last t ri- I
m 1
day, while in th field at wor ,,w
tucked Jano w th great violence
. t.-i.. i
r . m. . m a - m k m p i w
:nv mw,A KMtino V. Inhnfflinir. I
and v ould no doubt bve killed ner,
as he said he woulJ. but for the in-
terlerenccoi the othr negroes present, i
The Dead now feHinir that he hsa
done his work nrettv effectual! f . took
to the woods and has not been bal
of since. O.i Frld.tr n"ht. Jane, uftcr
sufferins creatasony. irato birth, pre
mUurely, to n child which lived ne
cirht honr. The Cimnrr M sen'
fjr, a jury summoned, and nft rhcar-
in hn evidpneo a i.d TAtiiinin!? the
child, whicU bore marks nf violence,
gave in a verdict to the c.Tcct, that the
child come to its death br reaon oil
the bea:intr of its mother, bv Lunn
Damheart, her father.
The evide-ce in the ahove esse
showdabiutal and inhuman conduct
on the nart of thetle-d. Lun, which
has but few parallel?. -Salisbury Ex
aminer.
Reduce the Tax-L4st. Aetiog
ATTtlia rrnt diHsloii of the Su-
Wme Court, in tne Unitfrity Haf
V V w-
"
rer and
Auditor, says th- Statflard, hare is
sued a circular to the Com nissmiera
of the several counties, advising hem
to revise the tax lists, and n t ctMect
the taxes levied Mr three raitnftd.
The amr unts appropriated to the' dif
Icrcnt railroads referre4 to rcpecive
ly are: for the Univerily rairoad
300,000, f r the Fdentun &. SifTulk
railroad Jv0.HX; for the Kastert and
Western railroad (the proposed -mad
fr-m Henderson to Mt. Airy,) SOOO,
OOt), making a total tf 51,000.
which must be deducted from theStatc
debt. The circular read:
STATE OF NO.ITII CAROUJA.
TKEASLRT I)ErAI:TMKTv
Ilcih, July C2J,UC0
To the Chairman of ihe of immis
sioners of the County of
Sir: The Supremo Court f the
State has dec ded in the ca.o f t!ic
University IUUioa l Company s. the
Governor and Treasurer, that special
taxes levied to pav interest or bonds
author's) 1 to be issued for t r "pur
pose ot building nilroad, whli were
not begun and unfinished at tl time
of the ad ption of the Conslitulm.are
unconstitutional. I
After consultation with the tuncil
of State nnd the Attorney Gene
view of sid decision we are
I. in
vied
that tlic principle of the decisih
tin-
deubte-Uv lncfHip Uc 1 .liowid
rail
road, viz; The I mror-ity IJ
p'art,
the Kastcrn nnd Wcs'crn Ka"droA0,'i)e
Kdetito nl SufTn'k nilroad
liy Section 2tJ of An act pro
vide for the co'Icc'iun of taxe?f y the
State and by the hcveral contirs of
the State, on property, poll h'l in
come," ratified March IS, l, the
C- mmi'sioners of the Cmirfe have
piwcr to rcvi5e tax lists, whfe exec-
sivc taxes arc imposed. there-
lore advise j ou to amend ti tat ImU
of your County by striking.bcrefroni
the special ta ce pnnounc-jvoid by
the above mentioned decisij.
For th'j above Roads thejtarcs on
the real and personal proprty of th
State are as follows: I
University Railroad, o hundrcth
of one per cont.
Eastern and Western Rflroad, one
twentieth of one per ccnti
Edcnton and Suffolk Fllroad, one
fortieth of one per cent.
Agregatcseventeen f o hmdrctli
of one per cent , or S lVccnts on the
.$100 value.
Wc think it best lha this per cent
asc should be deducted from the spe
cial taxc.
Urdcr Action 19 o the tfiresaid
act is the du'V of tucoiumis!sner.to
make oil calculation neccsiary (oras-
certaininc the am"utt of taxes du'
by each tax payer.
We think it
lew ia v ue a v. 1 ho cor
r . . ...
be tutored on the lits ip-nT CCnTr
r..r M,nk co'umn. 4 .
Alter HI the correcnVV lcen
"flrilir Clerl--Jf ffrf H i11 of l.om
mi.Kirt0erii ,.ut f.-wart ',e udt
or n ;.-cn'lciJ uhtrac' " ''"in Uie
ihe xcs Rooeral r.d iccM due ly
thJ County to the PuMic Irasury.
In carrj ing into fTcct tic fores 'ioK
recouimcod ition it ii not At all neces
sary thai there shall bey delay in
the collection of taxes.
The Sheriffs will br held rigidly t i
the acc untability ecrtlod by Utr.
Very respecdly
D. A. Jlke, Public Trea-urer.
II. Adams, Auditor.
His Excellency Govcrmr Holdcn
has received a rnion tjgnetj b'
about two fcundred citizen; of Wil-
James II. braros. tried at July term
of tho Special O art, charge with an
asuir wnn intent to rane. Hi .!,.
brouzht in
the verdici -guiltf of an
assaals;; and the prisoner waanten
co-l to th-ri dy imprionmnt .nd
iuer in 1 arms ut that
at the last League meeting there was
but ono scent i the whole crowd.
That accounts for the low prjCCjl
Katherford Vindizator.
lhcrctore,that iheCom.m.-stoncra lect hi, ch;nf. for V, f.r : "
make the correction a'ove indite wtin t?!": ,r'f
11- 1 niu. wt ' " .'. "M''". Am yon of
.v . v, uu,cr ?c, Ul, notopo, and revive
is no doubt Lest, thin wor "Tfc the recol!cc'ion f the days cf "AuU
done ko sp-oddv a to involv . J. I Ln avne." Ico Crr&m ,..1 .
V.MV-
a irranieu.ana Ihe pardun was is- l'rtr v iY J T na "icrn
sued y csteTdy.-Sanjirc. V tlrLA- urmr ftM:U--
Un?.1,d,.C5 dring lobecomt
At the Big Island land aale rw...i n-! 1 hijth,jr oop'.iahed.
good price, hvery Umniii aeuinn r n ?Fr
. - w au& arrnmh iaha,i vl. v
Tnc NoutU Caiiousa Excvisiomst,
- About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the excuralcn train from Wilmington,
N. C, armed in our city, bringing
nearly ZOO person?. Tho train Jtir
Wilminjrton at 4 o'clock in the mom-
ing Wstb a goodly namber, bat at eve-
rr station slone tho route addition
- ..-in. kid
vr miIo until iba nurnocr wa
& u mm www w ' -
IimI in .UNI.
OuroM aeqoainiancc, v-"
Georg Morri-on, bad chare cl the
excursion iriot unu tuniiiun"-
to
the cnfrt of his pa enters by bis
attention and Garter; Conductor
Urowuin- was alo aionff, and hi
aM fricn l were much rlead to see
,
him a a n.
Vh?n the tiin armed at t depot
ik ATnrtinn'uli nrmtnl. S mc of
lnCn1 remaining in Portsmouth, oth
rnin to Norfolk an I Ualtiroore,
.ut the mj iritr went don on the
cxcum uti to OU ivint anJ the i-apct.
Anion th- visitors stopping in
PorU.nouth arc the Mayor f Hn
and a number of the bantilul uoics
0fthe 0:d North Sta'e. 1 he excua on-
i return on inuraaav
i t
mormng.
Norfolk Virginian.
A preliaiinary examinat?on int the
Lillmtsof miliiia'roan Putner. and the
rundine nCM. was beard before
Mtvor IlarrWi yesterday. A lv:e
number or member or the company
wis examined, and much of the testi
mony wa very irrelevant. JefT. Ha
lin awor seeing Sargeant W. S.
Walker bayonet Putner as Putney
wa seizing a niukct after threaten
ing to kill t jo guard. Michel Con
nolly tetifid to having evn Sarnt
Wm. Rcll bayon-t Mo; nd Hi I
core that Connolly ran when the uruj
gel commenced, and conid not see the
cufHe, because his back was turned.
No evidence was adduced acint
Hood, who is now confined at Cld
baro. Walker wa committed to jt
without bail; and Rcll was committed
in default of $j,000 bad to awiit the
result nfihe wound of Mom. Puney
was buried yesterday. Mom i quite
weak from the loss of blood and is not
out ofdanrer. St.indtrd
Accidemai.lt lUowrico Wc rejt
to learn that on Thursday Iat, whil?
the steamer L. G.Cannon waa lyig
near Willinnton, N. C, Mr. James
Ellyaon, tfvnrd cf the boat, acc den
tally O il over board and cot drown
ed. Hi fall waa observe ! by Mr. Wil
liam Dip;, then mate, but now cip
tain of the boa. ho immediately
jumped overboard to rescue him. but
waa unable to doso, the unfortunate
man never rislg to the surface alter
his fall. E very effti vra mad to
recover the bod, but up tithe time
ihe stramcr left proved nocffu1.
Mr. Ellyson was a naiirc of Vrth
Carolina, and had been for inne time
connected wilh the Cannon, lie vraa
well known in thi citv, and leave
many frimls. Xorfulk Virginian.
SoMtronr iok inf. Pr.Mrtriav.
Thn conliimd I I oil". iritr.1
through the Pojl Dfiicc recently , call
f r,inrcmiltin'; vii'.anccon the p.rt
of evervbo.lv, a well ns the author-
i t ic' - if wc could oJr lrut Ibcin.
One jrentli-min sent a hundred ddar
throuli the I.t Oicr rccenily it
never reached its destination. Another
acnt larec nna at d ftWent time
these foll-twed heir prchcenra into
tmkrown band. Kut llK-e 'hand
rnut be known and that ipeedily.
The may n ly on bcin u'.ccted.
WadtJt'turn Argttf.
NIW A DVEKTI s yl F.NTA ?
To llic Votrr of olilboro
Tpx'uslHp.
I hereby anrJUn?'yf?ir an ln lren
dent car-1 'f f"1' tbe office of ct nt a
hie in p. tdwboro Towns ip. If elcctnl I
ut,Teod t.i thedotica cf that office faith
ruiijani ine Deat of my ahiiitr.
jn, 2i ,r. J- J- L- h0S3'
"fisV To OIil OrrriuN Tlmu
lerinr. X Excursion ia contemplattd In a f-w
X . days fiooi alonp Ihe line of thV. A.
r U. K. to Frnithtille, Fort a John.on
'l Caflwrtt a . ...!. .n .
I V ' vj jviiuniijuiu lc
" m ye youn- foU.J
f ai
fw rS a a f...t., a . .
care an 1 iteamer. Every thin- will be
done to rrn-ler the trip fleaarTt. K.i4
v .M Tor tho round trip. pcrwna mUh.
Off t' p will fUMf UtiUc unJ.r.V
A.J. GALLOWAY, Ag't.
July 22 If
Female College.
WAMtEX CO., X. C.
rpiIIS INSTITUTION will leopnM on
. 'J' '2hjf u-u8l,under tbo dirrc
lion ar Key t. M. Jont. formrrlv Pmi
dentofthearten?boro' Female Colleze
"arrenton. 3 milM fro,,, the Halei-rh anj
Oaston !Uil Hoa.1. baa Ion- Utn fftmoo,
for beahh and refiocl and intelli-tat ao-
The Collej-e building. tHualfd In a
beautifuUrote, in a retired part of the
village, ar. large and cotntnodioua a nd
J"' be put in thorough r. pair an 1 well
w- up ,for ecbo' PutTea.
JVith hn, eiperienca a connection
ita Femal nnll. 1..
"l-V n,d V1 -" Chemical
nut. an.l - 1 .
"? J
' 'liiliaiUI. aanti In
bcm
WW'S
Extra atndiea. mmlfrmt
For full particular, apply to
Jut, T-M-WPm.
JOB PRI.TTIXtl "of every demirw
V tion neatly executed at ihl7ofi5! T
.. ar
' ' aw w hi rin rvrv
r.ntifTVYlo.
TnE FA Lb SF.SION OP MRS. J.B.
Whitakrr'i ReLocl, will caoeoce
an the 2dot Ao-ut
TertB. 810 00 per swlonof I J wttkj.
Molc, 423 CO per i4iou. TotMlO
tnipiU rvceivt! at any titre, aai char
red from date CT eat race.
c . . i i . . .
o Ueducuon iaaa nor, cxcry
lA9i of eroifafled skknrn.
nPoblic patronjgt U rptfally tollc-
Ited.
Goldibon Jaly 7, 13.
Clinnce of Schedule.
OrricTcSraiMAat& RtxoekR. R.r I
roaTSoi-rii. a.. July 9tb. icj.
rS and after MmUy, July llth.Tra'.oj
will leave rortnoutb dally, ("
lav eiceptcl) m$ f.!ow:
Mail .rln at 6 . M.
Frvijht Trln at....9" . M.
iaairs at rjavuKoi-Tii.
Train at C.liP. M.
Frviiht Train a WednUya
nlrnUva 11-21 A.M.
Frriht Train en T1J,
Thurdavf&?aturdyr1-Op.M.
iall Train fnntl at Wrtdoi itt
iraioaofih Wilroiotcr W!4?n. an J
Ua'eiih and fton Railrrad. and
Taenia vt, Thnrlaja ae 1 FaturUya al
Franklin vilb tie airamc- for UJcn'oa
fcn l Vlnuth, an I on Satrly al
F'ank'.in with ateircrr for Ng Ufa J.
Mail Train bound N'orlh i.l atop fcr
r?coser on'y at i-a txard, R9ykiat,
Franklin an! Suffotk.
E.G. OHIO.
Sajerin!eodnt of Trantportatbo.
JATIES CSOltDOV A CO,
CommlHHlon MorclutiitM
XatruK, Va.
IX orxler iVal or market may 1 eal
X thai of New York. e have rfloeed
ftttr rnramiMidn for aelllnr eoltin lo Me
.JoUar a Kal-. All ohr th: will -
excrl ialy centa. Oar eomtnU.ioJ fr
clllo Ma-nui and all other prvluc will
I t; percenl.au-l tbeane rorpurcaa
ain cuano and other
In the lr2tnnicsf I be picking aeaon.
order ftari and Rot aucfliienl lo rack
5 hatencotSoa. Sell It an I with the pro
ceed imrrha chean what vo may rp
ouire fr Ihe balance f your crop. Ity
adrtMias tbia r-Un.vou utt l not p'ole
your cnp to anv c3sniiin merchant,
nd will he left frre lo taak auch diav.
ttttonof it at you raay a-e tt.
No fir inurance will be charjel un
le orlercl by the owner of the cotton.
July 1. l?C3-ly
A.
J. FINLAYtsDN A Cu.,
CVmotiraion awd Forte ardimg llcr
chants. COLD'tioto, s. r.
corner of Weal Centre and Chratnat 5l
I) KM, KltS IS
Pork, Lard. Fish Flour, Corn,
.Sal., flagging anJ olhtr Farm aup
plica.
We give strict attention to Ihe ale
and ah'tpTi'M nf muntry Prrduce and
prepared to make 1 beral advancra on
all Produce conaigne.1 In the firm of
Fiolavon A Hro. Wilmington X. C
J-jWe buy Cotton and Naval
n:y
Oci.I tr.
Golclsboro
College
THK FALL .SK8lON WILL
open 011 tlir 9th nrAii;ttat nnd
CO.TI.t'i: -JO WEEKS.
TKKM5.
Toiiian and Hoard, cxdove of li!.f a
ami wn.Mn C'G f)
1 union in C-Jllesiate or Aca l
mc
Ip t
Dr rparator v
Cflxm
12 'iO
I :n
Guitar 204
Z CO
I-an-ua'cs. each
Icp'l
Fuel
Muie on P.ano.
or
a
n.ti
Le -f Invtrifncni
Anc ar.d Modern
5.00
Ornamental Hranrlica ntii.
tial irlcc
PUPILS WILL BE CIIAUOED
raoM tise or r.5rA.vcc to cuac or
a 1 . SIO..
A deduclicn -will U made from mi
tion kr protracted iliresa f.f two
weeks or rnort?. Or.c half nf the et
pense-iand pay fCT bokaand nU
tionary wiP be rfn,! in advance
K- W.ADAM-?.
June l?.2 a . -y f
yt. 1 rtTtnrr.v co
cso. iHntmrr. x.r.
rt ! Dtnj "'i1 F,rtnr- rTrr rrtl arr
M.ijd, , nly 010 00. at U. M. -Ul VCTT
IIIlt.VM HALLAltl)
KSKn.il. commissi ox j;;.
t w iuT
ATZnr. TRttT Ntrr York
TOUACCO. WOOL, COT
TON.IIIDKS.SKINS,
IIKB3
WAX. WIIISKEV. FK AT lirns
FLOUR. CHAIN,
l1' ,UXDS()r SOUTH
En Pnontcmo.Ns.
made. Orders for nwchan,!;..
ly fiUed free ofehiTO? rw,0
i-jks u ui 1 ttca
UaBat-io TLAtl.
June 7tb U&) c'-mos.
crmatxT and
Srtcuu Na-vfrarta Abravr,.
CixtaaL iLt.r.-
U AXD
V. L.. " -aCT FOR
Aiuriii 1, .1 tin 1 i.
Win- AjHearno Cq
SpyUl Arenl for th V.u ..
Ir. .,ti . ,"v'-''aroiina
VYir r':ir .-Cenu fr.r the
Coliectio of Claim, -r ' ' '
decnf on throurhout
M jia(o
J.Loiaoao, X. C.
OfSce,
Are autho
SC5GCV
StaU for tbo M.
phUta.oraavj,?; ,C?; Taa
iaU at XUU 93 of iattDj,
TJrtx b LIS 1 1 ED iJ
'Mcicrr ,iotl.
tttriea and pitt Lorial nJ'J
larje atxk of IlUiaa aoj
Ua Mooatatttt MoaattT' O
Head aal Foo bjn, ru 0
ffkln&rv all f ...u ' t
aai al trier i rauvf te -S.l
912 in J
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Mcacncatal Tablt
5toar, l0 tiO
Rrai
Mjaatau ef ItalUa
II tfl M v
Th 1 r at art 1 Ui! tl (fi .
ftf anv Ihtlarrtcitict. 5
Ordtn bj a rrrotlT ... .
Sftaa Marlon "
a si at I ciiornT
Til. ...... I" , l
Urat citi: I eti-.i i i ...
lha l Ibe rlte lo grr.1 , "
l aj ; Sn-Ut .la Of Uvrt mfrf ' J
Hl. by Si. "H CKVr Jlfi
oi a.'Tfr erceif j(;
h a ja
11 'or Cholera., A U4 atM 1
10 wha Ihe Pain Ki.rM,i,
v.r ! Miaasu -:rd
9 .
11 tvaa.L t s
oacfal la varnma Xzx
.r..
titov! an i.-V.k- 1 - " m
1 a a iacakulabte U
tf toor top e thr?
tu lea tf jwr pp e thrr jC"
iio-v. uar native rrvf v
williog to to oui oa tie!r ex-;,
(ltl,
-ieea Ibera faor in tie M
f 1 C f f.Ri.IlM mt . W
wloo otLtrw e Iber ws'.t if
ditfteMly received.
rwiievetue, dear ;ri.rri.t.T.
faithful yyauit, "K
.nAMIOOD.
TX THE YOUNG XD msis; cJ
1 raiioa, the vettatire f mj
rr mta,;, oui in a lew trr fc- J
ten the taMilhie. tie h-i.M
It cf rjlcli-va lo reul tfn-t
it hanfut InSoc&ce. It
etileat la iLeoUetver Uuum
in- in3utv U earckx ti,
neat tf th tvklr. iVfi ...j: .
" ' . -.-.,.n j j
ed or, aal f erLapa tie i, J
1 . - . ' 1 " . 1 .
inn -t pqt Gnat crX tt-i;t
mot ed frtxs ordinary darritu
everhanxiog tctccacf tie cf
a1 - '
rrm 01 the ivir tK
five tet to healthful at. I rrl niJ
Iko'h: are luixcl iaw.ri. t
f " ' a a-
aclaef
If Ihe paliett
he
proachotlbe tt'ii i lLrj'jeJ
anxiety, a.a lie rl eye;t-ji n
.ai-4re ta ijimw htr it .HTT
diffuin:the cirraUiiotj atiw
j cucak wiib Ihe b!ooa cf lek
ncrrw 01 rr-eie ! c?i
it frl on : t, ear ryiea e-,' iif , r;J, J
pro-lratrd and the f-rw,'mi.
The tastifal
mr tf Uijae, Veali Xettrs Tn
fir .t ful Itn... .r (. . ...
ion icrt. UakefaUw.
of the Miti'nr .vf'ea.u Sfa tw-'
Ar pet te wil!, I;.rcpk 5 s;ema
lUaJ. FIuahi-of the n.fr, l-J
H e Skin. Pali; I CwjaUtve aaU
tknaon tbe F,ce, Piia He Carl i
tf a cf the Eyyid. f rtei t
5-r Fljinxtefore the Etc-, ytit
poiary .nyoion an 1 I. f
of Attention. Great M.Jr, l
nejt aith Uotror ef U
ii not iltr.).' t. . . .. -.h.
SJilu le, arrl nothin t'jfy miH
fr Fcarof Tbec.ael,c,n,nr.jw'i
ner, 00 Earettnci, M StUzm. j
anurrtel Traaaiiioa fnatit
lo another. I
Theatf lycHemi. II t r
J
-which thi Jlelicine iatj
moT oon follow Lm ef Tcacr. -N
ly. and Failepic Fit., iaoie ti
lb fatiett tay esrirr. J
Dorio: te Stri!t Irtn a t
"lucti at Ibe Kowia lart A:a4
rrtnii occurrel to w rv.iN
.'J lT l,t ! tJscta, ait
";iofCnepy. TUy weftIWl
-ar9ot iwroty yer f rr. I
"hocanaay ibat ibee -it i
eot frrtjueutly fo'barrl by ltt'
J Uaoily an! Ccwti?'-
recoyJa c tli Iiin. a. mJi
taeUceboly deaiha by Ca-ar-:!
ampe wi:neya tf imiv ' u'l
-Ttraj. la Lunatic Atjlasj tur
n-clacrhoy tiLiUiba aninu
connteaance la actually aJ lea a4f
deatUote- neitber Mirth cr Grvf"
ila it. EhoalJaalcflitrcrfl
eur. It it rare y artlculaie.
9 With woeful oexiurra t.:X
"J""" '-aJaiaairirriff lt-
Wbi.. we rrrtt tbe eiletry "
tote dUa and 9jn7ui n
rrepart l lo tZer 0tio!f f3
vhrautry fcrtberraaval cftk ?
queacea, IlELwiroLrj'a lf..-tr tV'
TATrT Flcio Eitk arT cr DrcTt.
00 ,0lic Lke it. It I. aa aw
l-Tt? l! lL? rt,riwa ad puHtJ,w
the leatif-najef r wa tarts
ill e oiC ,-tS Ir Koti.'e ort
DeP5 Delleert-Il.aa
Ueacnbe .y rtoat n I tiV
ad Clessical Martin
f C3I CrxIway, Nc Tatll
1- VT-S 00 ce-uine uric 1
r-rfSr .im'. -"-fr0
scca. a-i
i.T. IIELM:
WlW?i!,?PCliTlOlj
aCrl ra" 1' .' I f'
k-Snea r t. ,
hxh.
A r . -
1
wa u. 1 ww
for r. o-j aaverl 1
"ruction to n.n itt. ,
t 1
wl n which bly anl nij r1
wo?,a. ii. , j . .
lenlabcartblaia,;;
C elbcrv bat w-stlwr r
I Hrt..H..-a Fxrtarr ti Sr. i
rr 'ibin; trm evce.t, tttti
erriian, altrnlf I w.ia t u
iaton. Ii. Ij; i,a j.J
ly r ITrrathio- Grnril tl.iL'i