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WILSON. JULY O. I860.
, j g a. McPAyiEU.:.: EDITOR.
- " Wo believe that the , time i
I not ttar? uiainnr, wu nic vcn
4ha now in a great measure cte
ceaU the purposes pf the Kadi
i cal ' party, will ' be thrown aside
End its hideous proportions be
plain! j , perceptible to the moit
Illiterate citizen of the country.
The progress of every revola
tionTsubversive of true Republi
can liberty and impelled by
; corrupt leaders, has bten char
acterized by a desire to retain
the forms of the old government
. ta long as practicable, in order
, .tbaX the change may be gradual
ly Introduced, while the people
dwell m fanci d security.
! This has been attempted by the
Radicals with partiaK success;
. but their lust for more power
and their revolutionary inten
; Uons are growing more apparent
v every day. j
-These violent indications of a
revolution, should cause very
' ' man to forget old prejudices and
antipathies, and to revert to the
fundamental principles of tlie
Government. This is the only
way by which our time-honored
institutions can be saved. The
ball of revolution mnst either
. roll onward or it must be check-
td In Us headlong career by the
'"achievement of a great moral
revolution. This has seldom or
never been accomplished, end wc
do not believe that the Kortb,
' influenced as itis by the fanati-
ca spirit of New England, will
prove an exception to the rule.
1 v' Our opinibuis formed entirely
by experience. It is "the o,nly
, Jampjby which our feet are gui-
,4cd.n, ;The lawless spirit which
instigated the late war, received
fresh impetus by the hatred ancl
. ' prejudices engendered by such a
larguinary' conflict ; and the
"thirst for power, patronage and
peculation, was the great centri
pctalforco which held together
the decaying wheel of Radical
ism and propelled it on its wild
. and ruinous course. No matter
thai it crushed to earth the dear-
Ltpiberties of the American eit-
j irsn, and that the Constitution
bequeathed to us by our fore
fathers was foully trampled upon!
No matter that in the South in
dustry became paralyzed, pro
perty, insecure ; and a spirit of
insubordination iustilled iuto our
, laboring population, that often
culminated in bloodshed and in
i eendiarism! Nomatterthat the
National eicutcheon (of which
these same hypocrites affect so
,Uiu:h love and reverence.) was
all blurred and blotted with dis
honor, and that the world sneer
ipgly smiled atthe boasted great
1 lies of the American people 1
Atd when we look into the
rauscs of these vile acts of usur
u pation and oppression, we cannot
but regard the corrupt leaders
vb iustituted them .with the
utmost loathing'and the sequa
eiou? opulaeo who supported
therewith mingled lmgs of
pity and contempt. , . ,
f No bccsible man will or can,
' "uitTi Any dcgi ee of consistency,
attribute , these J acts to sincere
convictioa of duty They were
not founded on motives of pa
tricfUnj, and they were not sug
resred by calm and deliberate
thought or the majestic voice of
wisdom. Nothing of tlie kitHlgufira,recould it accede to unquali
wastbonglit of. Things which
thcy.once gloried inyrv f6rt
Xtnl "The naaies and V samplea
ufourlieroea ind stategrncn were
ruil Jiirsf 5 rwrenced, and ; the
tern lessons ofhistory ( pbilod-
opby , teacbin5 rby esaruples r)
wcrf,. with the. cxtrao-dinary
-cei-bes c Iorther i sclfuS
autgc), lnorO, s .
Not content with having blun
der ed th rough a great war, tub
progressive and enlightened "
party little relying upon the je-
gi 1 1 m ate voti ng popul at on ' for
support, set to work with ruth-
ies sjiirits to legislate tlmselres
into power. This ha? been done,
and :ve believe they will continue
in power, it necessiry at the
poi n t of the bayonet. '
1 hen cause was and is now jthe
common cause of the cori
.
iunt
politician and the bloated bond
.
holder and speculator. Actu
ted
by no higher motives, they ;
an
der the garb of . Patriotism.
ap-
, to
pealed m'a propitious momerj
the feat s and prejudices of
the
impresaible and embittered ex
tr'emistsof the North. Uifder
the hue and cry of Treason, hey
have revolutionized the goviern
meiit to which we are alleged to
have been traitors. With the
insincere acclaim of retrenchment
they have increased unnecesjiari
1)' the already enonnotw public
debt to an incalculable ex ent.
In the name of Peace, they liave
conjured up ' all the discordant
elements of hell to arouse the
worst passions of mankind. A.nd
now,! when detected in. thse vile
machination?, and they ai e sen
sible that the people w ill nc lon
ger support them, seated in; lux-
ury tfmui the rnins they have !
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wrouxni, wita me exninns voite
of Liberty breathing reproaches
upon them, they with unblushing
effrontery, euconrage thestiange'
cry now heard through opt the
land, that "the Empire is Peace."
Cumpromiae.
From the Banner of the South j
.Compromise is the grave oftruth.
A says tne snieiu is clack; litsavs
that it is white. The shield must
bo cither black or white, and vet
they compromise Uy agreeing it is
gray. This is a denial oftruth and
'any.edifice built upon such a foitnda
tion must pariake of the precairious
nature obits corner-stone. Some
day ftho stifled verity asserts ijself;
somo day it "will not down,' and
then the last state f tin's compro
mise! business is worse than .the
lir&t:
Throughout our constitutional
history the exemplifications ot lthese
piinciples are mourut'ull-y trequnt.
' F o r t h c s ak e o f peace a n d q u ie t n es 8 '
compromise after compromise is
reco ded and yet there "a not one of
them, that has had any other
ultimate effect than to augment !
and exaperpte the evils, of that
very entagonism that the compro
mise sought to lull into quiescence.
Xhereasou is evident. Each party
to the compromise has always
known and felt that the truth of
thecontroversy , whatever that :ruth
was, was buried in the com promise,
because the compromise was i eith
er a' settlement on A's basis nor
IVh basis, but on a basis e qt tally
unasserted and unbelieved - in by
either. And yet, with this plain
teaching before us, there are now
some who seek.to compromise on
the questiou of Race. Some-i and
we are proud and happy toj rank
ourselves "-.to the throb of heart' mine
c tn articulo mortis, in that nu ot
her believe that it is the -right of
the white man alone to rule i?y this
country. Others believe, .or say
they believe, that the negro hasun
equal right; and between the e two
come in some who profess a willing
ness to compromise on a quiliiied
negro sniTrage. 1;
But who is to do tjie qualifying.?
Is it to be supposed that theTfunatic
sentiment which demands 'tbiit any
negro shall vote will be sajtislied
vith anv thing less than tnat'W
shall vote? And
how,
negroes
even if tbat sentiment trt-rcilling
to compromise on qualified
ficd white auflVage Ht the same
time? Is it not tie very war cry audi
oolc argument of this fanatic'sm
thRt nKhtK '' should be equal, and
if jrou: could jgei it toasMrit tp a
1 iiiinlifipd fiuft'raire for one
fate
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would it not insist on the applica
tion of the very Faroe qualifiejations
for tbc other? The bare idea of a
qualified negro suffrage is als.iuad
a ihouijht as uuivcrsal negro suf-
frage itselfand tentirr es as illogica1.
And agaiu : Suppose there was; a
qualified negro suffrage, say $250
of property and ability Xo read and
write; how long would it be before
the . whole ' fight would have to be
fought over again on the question
of reducing the qualification, say,
to $150 and abilitv to read alone ?
And 'then; when. that was wearied
out of us, here would be a fresh
contest to still further reduce, and
so on, contest alter contes;, until
the issue would be just as it is now,
that of universal savage 6iiFrare,
with this difference that we aie
aguiust it in toto and theu would
be committed to it by having gran
ted the main point in granting the
qualification. There is no way,
then, of evading this is'ue by a
coi jpromise, lor a compromise is a
concession (of the issue. Choose ye,
then, this day for it is either tl e
one thing or the other; either to cry
Peccavi anil-throw down the strong
weapon of your Consent ; or U
stand up against this great wrong
now and forever as becomes the
blood of 'noble gentlemen, "the
descendants of a race of men that
have dfctnroned Kings."
But this is sentiment! " Then O!
careless Gallio! 0 ! timeserving
Doeg, you who would forget your
dead brethren and your living self,
we will touch your, pocket in this
thing. Yotk are jot, are yt u n.i?
industriously seeking to build up J
your shattered fortune and, so this
is done, syou care not wliat pnee
you pay lor a peace that will ena-
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hie you to do it. We pass by the
argument that if temporary negr
suffrage'is temporary trouble then,
permanent negro suffrage is per
manent trouble, and cemetothis
point: What goodwillyour fortune
do you if, when you have gotten it,
the Ticgro '.'stands ready to vote 'it
away ? By conceding negro suf -1
frage, in hopes that the concession
will leave you at liberty to push
the money-hiint, you are sowing
the tares among the wheat. , The
bad beed ; will grow, ji)m jmssu,
with thei good, andlo ! wheu you!
say "My slave is, with my consent,
my fcllow-citlzcn, but then I have
made much money," that fellow
citizen' will btep iu.to say, ''Give
me of your m nicy that I 'may
build schools, and colleges, and
hospitals, and churches, aud asy
lums for my race. Money to pay
tne for making tax laws to take
your money away. JUoney thati
may alwa;s buy enough ;hase
white men to turn the scale against
you at every election. Motley to
keep f.my foot tipon your neck and
my hand in your pocket." j
:'f IIow will you answer this ? nd
can you, ; as a good business riiati,
look for prosperity in any communi
ty where one race is upright and
industrious and the other is pro
fligate and pauper,' and yet the
power of disposing of property is
common to both ? You would not
in your daily business take in a
dissipated bankrupt as your partner
and yet -'.where is the difference in
principle between this and that
political partnership that; negro
suffrage would be? No, my frie.iul;
if it has ever entered into your miod
that perhaps, for the sake of peace
and quietness, it might be as well
to fix up S 'Dis kind of a compro-
: mise in this ihing,! disiniss the
1 thought. Immersed In the toils of
life as men of htisincssare, it is not
surprising that .soiuc such incom
plete conception of this great tnal-ter.-should
have entered in. Dut
cast it out. The main question is
one that- does not admit of any
compromise, for in its material
aspect it simply is: "Whether the
earnings of the.vrhitc- race axe to
be at the mercy of an ignorant and
facile horde of pauper barbarians.
CarVnt risings aro reported at sev
eral points in Spain.
George W. Peabo;ly has made an
other donation of cne million dollars
to Southern educational purpose ;.
Communication has been restored
with the Great Eastern, and the lay
ing of the netv'-Atlantic cable pro
creffees satisfactorily.
i "
The State depart menthas official
advices that among the articles ad-
uiiited dutv free i a Great Britain,
are wheat, barley, oats, rre flop.r,
biscuit and bread, flaur, peas, beans,
potatot-s Indian' corn ;aud their
j meals and flours. , " "
RnfowooD, IUlitax Co., N. C,
Joly 3rd, 1SC9. f
Dear PlaindeaUr If yoa will
allow roe space, I will endeavor to
giTe jou a brief account of the doings
iu mis section. iae first and br
fat the most interesting matter, is
agriculture ; which in the language
of the father of his country, is one
of the most healthful, useful and no
ble employments of man. I am not
a professed agriculturist, tut I am
sure that upon the success of those
engaged infilling the soil, depend
the success f other professions.
The farms throughout this section
are looting adrniribly, and if hence-
forth, ire have good seasons, Tre are
of the opinion, better crop3 will be
realized than for many years. June
has been dry, giving the farmer a
favorable time to kill grass &c, and
indeed, we have .seldon seen more
cheering prospects for crops than
now. Some of our farmers are try
ing -the high improvement" jdan,
and from present indications, are
very certain to succeed. -
. The Messrs. .Garretts, owners of
the far fumed Welter's Vineyard, have
corn from which they expect to gath
er twenty barrels jer acre, and ho
doubt will if the seasons are good ;
out as they take notes, and we ex
pect they will furnish their mode of
preparing land, &c., to the public, we
will tiot go into any details.. An
otli r enterDrisinjr farmer in this sec.
tU, Mr. L B. Manning has proven
bcvoi.d a doubt, that oats can be sue-
caUy raised as a money crop.
lie obtained several varieties of seed
from Pennsylvania farmers, and any
one who now looks upon his fields
flowing in golden beauty, will see that !
u: l.i. -ii . i '.
his labors will compensate hitn grea'
i
ly. W e expeet t6 see, ere lcjng, un-I
uci m ligut oi developments now !
.j . u I-!.. e i i . t
being made by th energetic farmers ;
pf the" country, small highly impro
ved farms, Yielding more to their
owners than large areas poorly culti-i
vated could ever be made to do. In
deed a complete revolution is taking
place in the farming, mind, and no
doubt for the better and if we can
once more have freedom and liberty
once more have the sunlight of
peace and good will to reign through
out all sections of the country we
may yet be prosperous and leave i
p?-ospcriy in store for the rising gen-'
tat
eration. . L
Our village was the scene of a Pic
Nic occasion on Saturday last. Many
young and beautiful ladies from this
and Nash county, accompanied by
their beaux, were present, and all
seemed to spend thoday delight'ully
listening to the soui-stirring notes of
Pomp's violin, while some kept pace
in the misty mazes of the dance."
The Editor of the "News" was pre
sent, and if his heart is not like Stone,
we rather think. he's in love at last.
The weather is extremely warm
and dry, which the farmers say is the
very th ng for cotton, but as I am no
farmer, I would prefer rain in mod
eration, for a lazy man can find com
fort no where. G. E. M.
Mr. Solomon Pool, Assessor of
the Fourth North Carolina District,
lias resigned. This is the President
of the University of North Caro
Una. j
SPECIAL NOTICE
A THEJUINO INCIDENT
rn ll' in bsion life of Sirs. Insalla, in Bormab
weiltfl'l in ibo "Baptist Jlessenger," rtlat-
i:ig how she was sent for to visit ono of the
PuJ(iU':st high priests, who had been nearly
k lietl; and i bow, while in the most holy placs
in their ieui.le, where noue but the priest had
ever before been admitted, she was permitted
ur.rebuVed (o use for htm the sacred vessels
which Done but high priest dme touch, and
lo even overturn V'l sit on one of their gods
to rest ; all through the magicMaanenee of lbs
Pdia Killer, czWti by theei the '-God medi
ine," so successfully had vhe used it in cur
iua their many diseases, some of them consid-
e.red heretofore fatal in that c'imtc, amor J
which were chokra, liver complaint, dypep
kia, the bites of renoinoas riilrs, &C. This
! peaks volumes lur the Fain Killer. Lmdrm
Timtt.
l'.er. J. E. Clougli, Ufesionary it Onjjole,
Southern India, writes: We esteam your
Pain Killer very highly for rcorpiaa stings,
cholera, &.C., and cancot very well get aloag
whboutit."
Rer. I.D. Colburn, MioDry at Tavay,
Durmah, writes: -I shall Ue harpy to asaut
in extending a knowledge of a reaiedy so
peedy and effeciual."
Mountain Bulter,
RFXEIVEP FEESII EVERY WEEK,
At WALTQ'S,
mPDLE STORE, BRICK BLOCK. .
JjneS 19 If
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;'
FOY'S SCHOOL
STANTONSBURG, N. C
The Seventh Session will opea Anrt
2nd, '69, and continue twenty week!
COURSE - EnKlih, CUicl and Math
ematical ith French and Natural Sckncc
In point of cheapnes-, the ratet cf tuition
will compare faroraM y ith thoc f ant
achool of iqnal grute in the State. It fa
tne earneatdete or the Principal to build
up a School ct cons-an Uy incrrasixg
patronage, merit and oaetnlncsa, ani
to aecure auch a reulL he ill 'evotc ertrr
energy of rn rd and IxkIj. lie deaira i.o
aucccs tl.at doca not re, upon aterliog
mcni. Utnce im ro-ttn it ami wv.I be,
"TiioBoroHstsa." The Principal la filled
with an ardent educational teal and labors
haid and heartily to pronitjtr the bcit in
terests of hi pupil He therefore not
unreasonable calculates upon the cxhili
tion of equal industry and concern on their
part. Xo uL't p4rto, sul v ftmi, lmf4 or
tmaJl, if found to h utfrrigAly trilf, viff
kneed to rtmmm m tttttukfr tha Scha.1.
HUnutliodof in' ruction and the cha
racter of th text bocks employed are
calculatetl to quicken the intellect ud fac
ultici of his pupil into a peely and vi
orou hCtivity. S confiden- is he of Ihi
ing ab!e to meet the expectations of hi
patrons, that he cheerfully guaranirtg the
aati factory progress 'of every pupil pos
sessed of even ordinary intelligence, jm-m-i-M
the Parent or (iuardian will attend ne
or more of the Regular Monthly Kx ami
nations t-ifSo Progress or not Pro
gress enough no pay, an-t the Parent can
act aa Jndge.mH2 The School has btcn
noted for its cxccll nt discipline in the
past and every posiIIe effort will be made
to sustain Us good reputation m this and
other particluara.
Bo rd can be secured at moderate rates
in the neighborhood.
The countiy around Stantnnsburg pos
sesses all the elements that are repaired to
constitute a desirable sect run, such as health
fulness, morality, absence ot all incentivi
to dissoluteness, &c. n.l parents .n m-
lecting schools for thtir sons WJ katt
an ty$ to tuck advantage.
TERMS (enrrency) per Session of 23
Weeks.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Elementary . Branches f 12 .V)
Rcjrular Enlmli (Jourc with or wltliout
I Natural Science 18 &
tlissie ..................... 0o
Prsnoli . fWl
Book-Keerin s oo
Contiugeui Fej 1 oo
a - iraMiaii aa-a a a a a
Terms same as la the l!a!c, aneu the ttndiea
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
c "
Music, (Pi
iftno). whh ne of Instrument, f ?5 00
SUIIIIIIirilirilriirNoiiJaS
Though one-half of tnition is jm'aMcin
advance, this will not lo iusUi d iioii
Vir full Tmcmpnt 5n s.lvatic ir i-ti
discount.
i.mckiit Intmetre4se4 In otlirr oriim-.i-ntal
brauches will bet-nipped li-n iired't.
; For further infoniitttiun smi1 lor a rlff-u'ar
to
j. n. tor.
Sunloni-bur. ". C
U--3-r.m
July Sd, 1G0.
Important Facts I
SEE WHAT TOO CAN GET AT THE.
1W JEWELRY STORE,
IN BRICK BLOCK JUST HELOW THE
COURT HOUSE,
NASH STREET, WILSON, N. C,
SIGN OF THE BIG PATCH.
d. vi.unHuiDr.nLum,
bas JnLt received a fine asortrjcnt of
SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
such as
LADIES SETTS, DUE A ST riXS, EAR RIXGd,
FOUt PLAIN COLD RI.NG3,
SHIRT LTTaX3. V.TCH CIIAI5S,
GOLD PEXS, SILVER THIMBLES, 4e., 4c.
PLATED WARE.
DIXIXO AXP TEA KX'.VEd, TABLE BPOOXS,
nCTfEH KX1VE5, .c.
I Intend keeping a good astortincnl In this line.
CLOCKS.
Every fcimily abonld have a GOOD CLOCK ; so
call at CHAMBERLAIN'S and -ct oue. Prices
from 15 and upward.
SPECTACLES.
I keep the beat article of Spectacles that are
manufactured. TERRESCOFIC, PARABOLA
and PLAIN GLASSES, at all prices and to suit
all age.
JTJLTCllES, CLOCK mud JKIJ'ELRY
ILKPAXXLED "- te lt vwnntr ty
icmrrw'rd. k
SHEET MUSIC
ordered and furnlahcl at Fabliabcrs price.
Beat ot rercreaee circa.
S. W- CHAMBERLAIN,
PKACmCAL WATCIIHAXEB,
wilsox, x. a.
July . isca. U-2MT
" FIXEST BRAXD3 OF
Bourbon and Rye Whiskey,
For sale at CraAon's Old Stand.
8. B. WATERS A CO , AjraJa.
Jaaa1tC9. ;
HCY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DRUG HOUSE;
3. V. WALTOX
JAVCS WIIXS
Tb aaderira4 reTctfaI?y aaaona la
the people of WjUoo aai aarroMilac Cosa-
Un, UwU tbey kt ope4 at ia im4 rcet
j oerapledby Jao. McBride aa Javclrjaitfrc,
A SEW STOCK OP
CHEMIC
And ara veeaiy la receipt of Trch. SarrUca,
thai caa b arp cJ by bo oo.
W daatra to call pelal aurvUoa to car
stock of new rccacdW, asck a th BUa)(a(
Cthoa,a snre aol spcedj ear of Ncttou
HcaUacbe. Saeri Q alulae, ainirably adaptr4
to cLlldren; aad tuaoy mW lai imj rorr-tn. Dl.
Our stock of Fancy Articles aava arrir brcu
arpa4 In iLU vicinity.
racket and Drvaaiag Comba, of tha fiucu
order.
llair, Nail aad Tooth Bnubea, (EnflUb).
Toliet 8ops, r fooery, Uair Dyra, fouaoca,
ad Suuiooery.
Oar stork of CIGARS aad CHEWING TO
BACCO cans be bcatrn aaj wUeta. V cur
dUy Intlle oar friends aad the paulte to rail
aad examine.
Prescriptions carefully eonpooaded at a.l
tlmaa. Persoa Lblug medietas at blbt, will
flad us lorpluK lo the affic of Mr. O. W. WLU
field, adjoioieg our store.
WALTON & WILLS.
Wilson, Jnca 29, Ib&y. 11 ly
WILMINGTON & WELDON U II CO,
.TON & WELDOX It. II CO i
Cnitr Kso.& Gt.x Scr'r. V
klngtun, K. C, Joljl, 1B9. )
OrricK or
Wilmli
EXCURSIONS to our SEASHORE,
FORTS AND BATTLE FIELDS.
PXUUUSIOS TRAIN'S WILL BE It UN
m conntTtion with SU-aini-ra fro h al
points on this road, as well aa Cot-Dttti g
road., to c.rry t-xc rsionUta t tLc tx-a-sidcat
Sj:. ith villi-. Fort Ca.wcll, Kuhti,
Am'crso.i anil tlie uumcr us otber Orkc
kivo works constructed daring tb 1-U
civirwar.
A bo will tako in Land tht acconulut ons
for rxcur-io..ista on the 3abor anl at
Smituvillet , 8. L. FREMONT.
Eng. & Bup't.
julyO 23-lt.
WILMINGTON !t WEIDON R. R. CO-
Ufru a CMiar Eso. A Oai si r r. f
Wniuuitou, .N. C. Jau lbC9.
TO EXCU11SI0NISTS.
TOSUPrLT AH'IiLlCUEMAXD.NOTICE
U bcrt 'of t.vtn ih-t x. ar.iati triu of lUrrv
c.ir or lo't mill run otir snj pait tf tui
ruj lor a c.siai.re ot n.iy tulle tr more uon
ttm r ! f rei'f'oakiLi (riles tbt u
ar out !cm tUau out duitar p.r uU.a ruu
(oue way.)
Ou ucu trains t-McBKtrs aUl b rrrl-d t
iberatftoflwo ccuu )kt rolia ifotnf and re
turning, tqual to our crtit cr utile rwli j
For a Utrurr auiubcr of cars a i ropoi tioaal :u .
crcare to Uc ctiicvd.
P. I- FREMONT,
CukfEax. A Suj.'t.
Jun29 :-i-3 .
. F. W. ROHLEDER,
Aokst kor as. a to.i
OtTers ta tLe trade, at prices to suit las limes,
DRY GOODS,
Ready-Mado Clothing,'
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
in Taitet.
A call is all I ak.
- T. W. ROHLEDEIa. Jleat.
Jur.a 16 30-Coi
For sale at CrafWn' (ld Suod.
8. B. WATERS A CO, Agta.
Jane 8, 1S'5.
BEDFORD
Alum and Iodine Springs,
NEAR SEW VOX DOS, BEI'FnUO CO., VA.
The subtctlber takes ptaanre la aaaoaacia
lo bis friends and tbe public generally, that tM
celebrated Wau-riox FbK U now 0-a for I be
reception of vl-lto.s. lie pledges I imflf t:at
every effort will be made to rmdcf tbe a-or-tnodallon
second to nose la Virginia, Sod tb
fare shall b tbe very bet tbe marlu-tean aBord.
A convevanre will iaei lh Trains at Forest
D pot on tbe Vlrtlui aod T-ietec iUi rl,
10 mile above Lyuchbnrr, aad 4 nailta ftom
tbe Spring.
TERMS:
3 ria bat, f 19 rta wstc, $70 mi mostm
Special contrscis wltb froille,Jtc. CLiiden
aad Servants, balf price.
" 8cnd for Fan; bin "
JuiiS K KTLE, Manam.
June S3 il-lra
LOOK IN
At the New Brick S tore,
NEAR THE RAILROAD. .
EI. . CLARIS.
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SIT 'SEW BRICK STORE OX B.IK NT 8
STREET. BEIXO COMPLETED. I HAVE
MOVED MT 8T0CK OF GOODS
I5T0 THE SAME,
VTber I atatl be pleased to aerve aa my coa
tOBcr. FLOUR, cl aa grUe.
1fXAL,lUvery beat.
FORK, BAC05; Eldea, EbocldcrsaaJ ILvb..
M0LAS5ES, tCGAES aad COFFEES,
caxdles. eoAra, lte.
BFCN COTTON, SUEXT1X0 aad PLAIDS.
Larje Lot cf OLD DOJtl.MOX 5AILS,
CAXDIta.SXCFFS .1
CDEWI.XO TOBACCD, fine aad low pjaiea.
AXD ALMOST AXTTH1X0 ELSE.
Havlnx brw appolBUd Arret for a larr
CIGAR MANCFAClUktr. 1 wilt oefy aJlrHa
pelltloa, wbnli la ar retail. Feraaaa wUklar
C1GARA wUl do well to catt.
A 1(. lUSk.
NEW AOVCnTISEMBHTg.
C. B. STRICKLAND
WoaU Wg U o n lb aUnuM wf taa dilva
oT Wno aai arroadi( aai Wa t taa
ftMt. that b la ao reetlrUx rXX&U ADDI
TIONS t kU already
lCLL STOCK, .
XmA If tky an ly favor aiaa Ha eafi aad
rtaia'ae U OtOl?, taej U be eoaivtacad af
ia bet taM a u
Oclllngthcm Low.
II U aou la "qvics aatsa ai svatx raov
m,aa4 tcarT7cmtaaBaaaraaalrka
iytatka 4
Onc-Prico Hjntem.
trrry aa aaay b aars tVl a barcala eaa ta
aadoTblai altboM coaaaaatrr bia aad laatr
Tlut.: tlBM la tolas la Uaa aavm Ua artoa
of aa article.
Trmma frota & roaatry, iWluaf toa ta
fartrbaM coo4a aul eaaaaU latr liHnu Im
Bad
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STRICKLAND'S STORE
5ear iba fVpot, before soakiaf tbelr i
MiUoa, A. C. Jafiat
E. ROSENTHAL,
JUNE lit, 1669.
I bare t8cd tbU day caj
ticoxD xi vr stock or
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
I Lave the pet:Jet slock af Dr
Iiaatd o that laa bvrw kciettk i aanet. Uttif
J ax niHcl a rw Uh o( lUe LA TUT St I LL.
AIo, , -
BLACK DRESS SILKS, .
SILK TAUASOLS,
LACE SHAWLS k MANTILLAS,
COHSET, of all iixcf,
IlborSKIRTS,fmallandtitrsite.
la fact i t tork mw ajrw rvsat !rte. kit
B hST C.I Hi 01 rmU4 U 15 ttm!, jr 4;
fc4 quality X1J cr.is.
AUo, recelvr4 aad pnrd lo day, a new aaoak 4
READY 'MADE CLOTHING,
itttimtre and Linrnt,f ALL f Ilti,
And ilwayi on Lxad xA reocired mtklj.
a fall stock ofLAUlIA'
HIjoch and d ixi LerM,
. f
l. Hi 1 stn bartor ctaafartartd to'oiser, aad
I..U I fuvuirf.
1 b ukmi lur pat farora, t rerelfaPj aak a
cuausuaaee of itt saine
e. icusentiial;
on Co ait HoM aaar.
Juce 1 )a if '
ECTew Store!
Tie salcNbrr lue Jaat f j-rsl at &tr
JlltU'lC lllXHK.
corm;k of n ami and6uldboeobtj'
A gtod jottui a
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
NOTION'S AND CLOTHING,
D00T3 AND SHOES,
Mi:r am novel iiA.'ix.
cuk:klrv and glaware. iutr.
WAI'.K AMilJOLLOTf TfARE,
, KF.P.OSCNE OIL A.ND LAMPa.
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
N. C. FLOUlt IN SACKS,
MACKEREL, Ac. Ac .
I wow trfflulu; kU rrr tl r-r.rrbM. asade
lo New Yt 'k -4 IU'iiiae, wtlea be oSrra i
f F.LL AT REAWNAP.LE PBICEK FOR
CAMI OR IX KXni 1X0E FGR PEOLFt E,
aad b;ra t. rece.v a har. f PATR S.
A'JE OF THE rt'ELIC.
M. V. JAItVIS, Ackxt.
Wr.s.a, Msy t.ivrj.
C. J. ROUNTREE,
aWBRtCK rrORK OX rCk,OlXZ TRtaT,
a rxw Tatr-d adovk iuk cvuaT curx
KUARE.,X
WILSON. N. C.t
07rrs to lb paMie, acd etpicUny t. tit pen
f.Ua vf tbe vdiity, a aiock l
Drugs and Medicines,
wbk-b Id r- lol of va'lrly L sevT brrst ral
led la tttia rofomunUr, at.4 ta lk prJ a4
excfiittcm trf wtich L tartiia prltmwml
arrutinjL
lie aiAbaa la store aa aorlcs4 ttt
PATENT MED!CINL:0,
roaUUx toaSbtv of tbnae wkkk bae
.poi vf rr km; trial ta otr a.Ut a4
froa w b b ear I fkm to raavaAa all won),
law a4 stkauaa kutUiiM.
At&onr o4Ut hu m tw be fi end la Lis stork
FOR FtUll.T L'SK are
Dy t, ft ln, (atvroaad), aad Flawriwc Ea.
trarta.
Frfprr. k'.'ylrr, Clitgrr, OvmasMW. CVrea,
Ai-. cror4 uC warraai4 rsar rcrt.r rraa.
ma, llif Dje aa4 etbcv UUr arUctre.
Alao, aa OU ljr tit llair, ta pa-waft a ta
tore, ca be tttve.oeadd as pkaaaaai, bwF
tial a&4 eroacwulr ,.
La.irl C4rUa m oCcr4. U rraaove Craass
Pt-ou, Ac, l . whb IUtieWlbevCt waive aaa4
4 lb acta, aad rhaprv.
nf da Maio' as4 Orpowar Oaly awed
a Utal.
-riy Fart' dVatrojs ties wtih aairry aad
cowvraicacwk
Laia at4 (U. Lye aa4 Soda, Btatlowary, a
Ac , o 4r.rlM i 14.
11c la coeataaUy reeeirlef a variety of
Faints, Oils and Vamlihc;
wfcUb are aokl vary law.
tiTfnirTyMM an ytunAJ trie I
rt. l'erm watner oflldJt at atf.il
w.U Cvl a c!e k iSepii ra Ik atf.swl
la abort.1 la 4rtmale4 ifcai aotaiac aaall
be lo, try aae b for iUawkb salic
la qaaUiy .! arUcJca, as etcaa rWpl lor
I Uw.
-frtroWwa LaWa'Jsf O L" for aacUbary,
j4 reeclf ed aad for aale rbcap.
Jim I
I1ECEIVED WEEKLY
MIDDLE f TORE, HICK BLOCK.
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