riliuV VAkDgN Vll 1 i ' t Mr. i:. "w. CfCCAM T8 found at MeirV V 9yw W!1Fil-- V'a U' lUngX. ' CO- Lry" 'lcbr!lt,Ml8;.r' Wl,der A Co. .are agent for the rti'N lS11 Fertilizer, Winch is war ffuarmi 7, '.Tk-stin um?. If used with other " ' V DOt ht lV-n in Tirrlnf U r. r- KHuVi, JjrKt 111 made for it. Call nd T. ftdvunn. i 'Aisio. The youn' Udie., of the leir Rt the Iuisburg rVmle V.I- fvT 1,1 t-?tertiuii Ulfe I'ublic ' riadiiiiT f tlof n .n l r!d'y evening lathing., at the chai wiH ,lu ln,tUution- Ofcourse delightful mu-ic hillv Ci, r",l'rfa' Th public are rvjct luoht pleasant occasion. tvitT1!1 0P Mai'" " joy vokevek, so th. tV,:, ti U8 nntl we were convinct d of this f iiet L'nir i r l:jy whfr w received t.ume photo ,'; V """" tlmt ctf lively known, and jtMly Ipiilar artist, (i. W. MinnK IN f rburi:. av IH-nnicfw of an, th, y are hs tlno, '.v.- bt-lu-vn the niKr, we ever m . t- are rbd lo nd(! our tn norsenunt to th.- larc n puUtion of .Mr. an artMoftho highe-t rn. rit. A to t lie "Mihj.Tt n.itt-r" ofthu yhAtovTn'h, can Kiiy nothing, th tt matter hnvin h--i taken clwrcc of !-v tho 1 vi ttlitors of the lLilrirh "Xevrsi " Wcldon "New " and lutth-horo -Ad-T:mcp.' We will .Tntlv tell them tlwt Minnie did it. Xiw Advektisemkm . Wc direct attention to hf following n w ndvcrtHcnienti which u jH'ar for the Crt time in the Coikikk. l'hey :iic Mil reliable houses, and our friviuN in;iv alwavs deal w-th the ui with the sathtaction ttuit they an; dt a.'init with gent N-men. Thomas Smith, wholcvi!" jnblwr in dry ffoods, notions &c.,Nortolk. ilr. Sinitii is w II known throughout our tUle. as one 4 the !c.-t of nitr i haut.s.truo and tt liable, llo a ery exten-f-ive stack, and his ta-.tr in ttflectinjj yoods can not be surj;assed. It is a iku.suie to trade with him. Smith and Wuitk, reter.-biir. I'.oth of those gentlemen are well and popularly known. Tiny :ire conducting a whoh-sale dry goods and no tions house at the same old stand, and have on hand one of the ilnet stocks ejver brought to market. Mr. White in the brother of our town inen, Thomus White : i. (Jacob jviLL a r on!, me oiu rorin i;aouti:i them. A. R0HES8TOCK Si Co.. whoUfwle notion house, in the "temple of tancy" of the Cockade City. They have on hand a very lurj,' stock of notions, which they arc selling very -cheap. They sell m-inr i.ftlin tuorrli int j nf i,ur Stnto frniwla oiwl the rapidly increasing custom they ure getting fancy at tide wanted can 1m hd of them. J. T. Yocko A Una., Jeweler, are Mtill lo.-ated at t.ho marble front, Sycamore street. These gentlemen have been doing business in Peters burg, with North Carolinian, since the "days -of oni.l l.m r uvne." Thev ticiw havn one of thp it f ' ' -- - . - - - - finest stocks we ever saw. They would invite facial attention to their diamond glass sjh cti- cle, a pair oj wmcn every oiu ikisuii ouyui io have. liuBTVttY and r.ARELKT. grocers and commis sion merchants, l'eteiiburg. Have o!i hand now a splendid Mock of the besl I.rtndies and w biskies for the trade. Send, in your u del s. HooTnand S tmekb, retrsburg. is the "old reliable house" where our people uec;' to get all their stoves, cooking lnaUriuls tinwtre , Ac. in the d-iys "now gone John, forever." They .:n ,D tUa Vuwt .f urrM-ks op. hand, and inUt miii mt w '" m.am , - - that their old friends, and new ones, shall give them a can. Jakkatt's Hotel, Petersburg, U the place to top at. Mr. ltishop, the clever proprietor, spares no means to make his gnesta comfortable and F'uiapHb. Bmuwrr's adveitiiienient. He there tells exatly what he wunu you to know. It will be to your interest to read, and heed. GoHfi North.-- Messrs J. J. Minetrce. Wilder, of Wilder & Co, aud B. P. Clifton, have gone North, after new Spring goods Mb T. N. Carlilk has opened a splen- did stock of spring goon, ana invites uu friends to an inspection cl the same. M. Wiixiam CaALile insists that he will make it to the interest of all to exam Jn his stock before purchasing elsewhere. Giro him a call. Geh'l. FnrL. Hawkiks, and James T. Ilar-ia. were conspicuotislj absent from the radical convention held here last week. Where, Oh ! Wlioro were they ? 11b. E. W. Fclliu desires us to say thafc lie has just rtceiyed his spring stock of goods, embiaciDg eyery variety, and the latest styles, ever brought to this market. He has many specialties aud prccaises to make it to the interest of all to buy of him. Col. Samuel IvutEn, a I native of Franklin county, but a resident ut Alabama for the DHSt thirty years, brother of the late gal lant Col. lb rcaa Ruffin, formerly a mem lrr of Congress from this State, is now in the clty.-'Kg11 wa-' Captain Joseph J. Davis, of Franklin unus name is prominently mentioned as Is Vxsitiso Norfolk, I be sure to stop at u Atlantic lioiei. jiir. uooson, who itfor the Fountain Hotel H.nitimore, a Mutation wcond to none in the countrj; h . TkEAT. ari. ... . ,1 I of TV?, l. ':1V( . tc ditinuui.ca Tit -idm Utcr-lrv lia a.n.-nird to dHlwr the LouiJiXr 'S .1' "-toru the twlent of the 3"'h Muv 6 Ac5uJ( I1,y. on Thursday evening, fi-i t next . nil will w. - . , ... . 8uidtlv.tr i treat to our puou u n jjtiuse, are siuiRcrving tneir many nn nis wim all kinds of dry goods, notions, clothing Jtcc. They have a tremendourt store, .trtmeudou ftocK. and tremeudouilv clever clerk. Call on i. , - t ..r.tii Candidate lor linrrrnor kia rooms at the Yarborough Uuriog J1, , term ot the Superior Court for Wake county, whicbeisattenuing-'Ibid- SnniBa r &kkmons. 1:t. Mr. Hrtnt comraeLiC d la-t Sabbath tr.'ur. i"g a triis "t tcrcnons on the Lor-.i's jaer. lie t- k for Lis text tho nreamb'.r. " Our F-tl-cr wl o nrt in Htave'ni In'.lowt lk Thy ime " lie will follow it un ith Iwtbbatrj mwrn iug, taking a clause of the ?rajer for a .VA.. UULll lit II 11 IP II PII. Dkad. It ; ain8 us Ut announce the deth ot Mr. Jjhn J. llavts, who resided a few miles lrom Luisbnrg. It took pi act t hi9 home, on Wednesday morning. Mr. Hayes wa5 one ot our best citizens, esteemed by til who knew him. and his death will be a source ot dep pain to his numerous friends. tic mu-t have been Eomi tifiy years ot age. Had betn sick for several weeks. His lamily have the deep sympathy of their friends. Arrival. Miss ilattie Brown announ ces that her stock of Miliutry goods have arrived, in part, and she will be pleased to see Lr many friends and the public, ai her rooms over Brown's old store, now B.irrow and Pleas-mi's. We hare examin ed her goods, and, in a lauguage which will be most lamiliar to cur lady friends, pronounce them beautiful, perfectly char ming, delightfully txquisite. Sbs has the very latest styles, and has exhibited a taste iu the selection of her goods which is tru ly admirable. A ' love of a bonnet can be had on mo-t reasonable terms, at Miss Browu'g. Be sure to call. Oca Streets. Our town authorities a'e (ngagedin a laudable effort to -im prove our btre.-fs now, ljt we respectfully submit that the method ot applying the remedy is quite as bad as the disease. It would cost comparatively little to wall up our side-walks where such i3 needed, and that is in a lew places, and then to be filled up withsand, wo would have a good a id permanent walk, but to take the mud aod lcave3 out of the ditches, and pile up on the side-walk, merely gives us a fine lob lolly when over it rains. We fugeest to oui authorities not to be atraid of spend ing t quarter to put down a permanent improvement. It will do much better than fifty cents will, expense 1 in driblets of fire cents a year. Another Improvkmlnt.- 1c is gratify ing to us to learn that our board of coun ty commissioners have considered favora bly our suggf sion relative to having our court house tqu ire properly enclosod. At their meeting on Tuesday, Uev. Mr. Itcici and Caj tC. FT. Thomas W(re appointed a committee to have the work done. They prop ose having a nice rock wall put up aron-nd the square, to be one toot above the level, anil upon that an iron railing.--They wish bids forthe contract to be sent in at once, with estimate, tor the contract, lor the ruck work. Thy wish it done iu time to sow tlown lawn grass &c. We are hereby glad of this. It will cost but little, and we are an advocate of mak ing our public buildings and their sur rounding, places of beauty. We always like to see a church yard .beautifully orua mentcd aud kept in a high state pf culti vation. We feel when we soe such th:.l that congregation i proud of thiir holy sanctuary. It is just so with .othar places. If our court square was neatly enclosed, nnd planted in grasses, trees acd shrubbery, how much better it would look even to the iudtst nature, who would be glad of an opportunity to epend an hour or bo in it. Wo are heartily in fayor of this move ment. Let it be pushed through speedily. And wc would suggest alao, that the same committee have tno court house paintedt the windows and blinds repaired and re painted, and the inner part of the house white wasbed. We believe in neatness every where. Fraoklinton Department. HBACTiFrL Spring weather. Skvekal fighu in town List week. Whiskey. The attention of the City Fathers is respect fully culled to the almost impassible condition of soinoof our streets. Ij arqe-.qi'antitiesj of Fertilizers are lying in and around the ware-house. Much trouble is an ticipated on account of the wholesale application of thee northern humbugs in the production of cotton to the exclusion offeorn. Orrt town quite dull owiag doubtless to the necessary exertions of the farming community to make up for time lost during the bad weather of early spring. Mb. C. J. WARD junior partner of the firm of Henley & Ward has returned from the northern markets. Messrs -Mitchell and J. 8. Joyner lea ssvenldays since. Others will leave soon. - an i NoccrpiKD dweiing house belonging to the estate oa Mrs. Jones five miles above here in (iranville was burned a few nights since. Sup posed to have been the work of an incendiary. Mr. Jos. C. Kearney's new store is fast ap proaching completion. He intends to make it a model of neatness and convenience. It is not certainly known to what brauch of business he will turn his attention, but from relations recent ly n ee 1 into, it 9 supposed that an increased demand for dry goods will be made, and the probability is that thst line of goods will be a speciality. PATAPSCO GUANO AND VEG-ETATOR. 00 TON FOR S iLK AT MANCTAOTCIBta prices. IfTou wtnt i R-vod article m4 f hon m:i sr.d roar er-tere fr:tkrio T. 5. MALLOW Y, leBt Frse kfeaVsn, V. Tib. 1-1 I I - 1 Wyche, Parker & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOS3, TRUNKS, &c No. GO Sycamore Street, Vo Goods IlfiaiUd. SrEINO, 1872 We have reeled our STRING bTOCK, ard invite the pubicic to an inspection of the suae, WYCHE A PARKER. Xc. 29 6mos 11. T. MEADE, W. C. ORE. JOS. AJiCHEK. MEADE, ORE fc CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in ENGLISH, GFBilAN and AMERICAN Hardware, Cutlery, AND CARRIAGE MATERIALS, 125 Sycamore Street, rotcrsburg,"V. HOLE AGKISTS FOR RICH Jt BURLING HAM'S Celieqated CrcXMBEtt Pcmp No. 29 -3m John C. Smith. & Son, Wholesale a kd Ritail Dxalebs ijf Oig-arvB, Tobnoco PIPES, &C, &C. 53 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va. BnAxcn of Baltimore House. OltDEUS FILLED AT FACTOR! F&ICCS For tke celebrated Live Indiax, Partagas. Fiqaro, Esp.vnola, and othof brands of Choice Cigars. OiiDKBs Solicited afd SATiSFA.cnoif Gcabaxteed No 29 3aioa J. H. LAHMEYER, MANUFACTURER OF SADDLES, HARNESS, &C. AND DEALER IN CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, C. No. 9 Bank Street, PETERSBURG, VA. No. 29 Cmes H. II. XAJKIXtt At CO., D2ALEliS IN ocmrsoTxoHimxss. Fkuits, Nuts, Toys, &c. No. 48 Sycamore Street, PETERSBURG, VA. Ne. 29-6mos. IIttvlllKliel 1811, MCILWAINE- & , CO., Wholesale fprocerw Commission Merchants, P. D. McILWAINE, S. 8. BRIDGERS, FRANK POTTS, EDWARD GRAHA No. 29-lyr. iMixag-cca. Ilcunrison, wholesale aho retail ; DRUGGISTS. Havefer sa'e the Urcest and bast stlseted tock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, " PATENT MEDICINES AND TOILET ARTICLES, eTer before cffred to the trrd, which will be sold at a very er3s.ll advance on New Yerk pri ces. MrchnU and pkysicians will find it greatly to their advantage to giTe our hoaaa atrial. " DEAD SHOT1' FOR AGUE & FEVER WARRANTED TO CURE ANY CASE IN THREE DATS OR NO PAY UNDOUBTED CURE" FOR RHEUMATISM THE BEST IN USE. No. 20 lvr. MILLINEKY Riites. Millinery & Straw Goals .S 7 2 AISO WHITE GOODS, ESXBRCISEBI2S,&0 ARMSTRONG, CATOU & CO. Importers, MinsfACtarers and Jobbers Doanet,Trixznnin7, Neck &. Sash Ribbons, "VLLVET RIBBONS, NECK TIES, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets aud Crapes, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, &c Straw Bonnets & -Ladies & Children's Hat, Trimmed and Untrimmed. And in connecting Wsrerooms waited goods, linens, eli broideries, laces, nets. collars, BETT3. HANDKERCHIEFS, VEILING. HEAD NETS, Ac, Ac. Nos. 2 'J axd 239 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORK, MD. These goods are manufactured by as or bought fjr Ch directly from European aud American Manufacturtr unbracing ell the Uteet novelties, uutquiUd in variety aud cheapness in any market. Orders dlled wiih care, promptnee and de epatch. mal5-tr 0 DO .3 H X a 'A t, 0 .H H 1 CT3 s O 03 5? 1 in o CO O W o o u 8 O m 00 OQ CD m n . s M H 0 0 a S r H 1 pa PU ca r THE AMERICAN, LEFFEL DOU BLE TURBINE WATER-WHEEL-1ST PREMIUM AT VIRGINIA STATE FAIR 1871. Hiring the agency of the abore celebra ted WATER WHEBL, we are prepared to gire all information as to priee acd adaptability cf the Wheel for various work, and in rarione po sitions, in ract, all information needed, and if required, examination and drawing made A 1 pirtiea using macbinerj driven by water-power , will do well to send for pamphlet giving descrip tion of the above Wheel, and for list of Gear ing and Pulleys, Ac. Prices given of Shafting, Gearing. Pulleye, and Machinery Castings f-u-erally. Pamphlet ecnt by mail to parties ii Ur estca on application. ROWLETT A TAN NOR agenu, Peternburg Va, No 09 Sm FrenchTailoring B3TABLISHENT. E. BESSON, MERCHANT TAILOR. AI?D DEALER IS Foreign cloths, cassimers and Testings, F A YETT E VILLE STREET, Opposite the Market House, RALEIGH, N. C, Returnt hia thanks far past fT( re md tak pteaaure in announcing that he L& retard from Jftw York, with a fine a tock of g could bi selected froca the tat imported FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, CA SSI MERES AND VESTINGS. I will ll at the m jet reaiwjnab'e tr.ctf, tx cLrsiviLi or cash. Satisfactiva aaraLU ; :n eery rest ecf.er to sAle. Tte U-st of French workmen I jk d. NV . i9 - 3m i IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT COTTON FOOD, J Sf'I C.L fmittmi.izei: The Maryland JFEBTILIZING UiANOFACtDRINB COMPAQ. BALTIMORE, Eur the C OTTON CROP which thej claim to beef the Highest Or aue of i ertiazera eold in tLe twuth. It has been used by bEVZRAL HUNDREU I'LANTtRa in NortU and cioutu Carohua and Georgia tor four seaauue wut ttio IoUo-iii retUits : Itincieaes the Crop from 73 to200per ceut. It reuts orount iu all cases. Crop la uoi alTyctod by rust. It matures the Crop thrtc To lour weeks in advaiico, thus lusunng agius( eily Iiosts, or u the eveut ot a backwsjU eeaouu t uauit-s the 1'lauter to pat iu bis Crop as iate as Juus ltt, Wiin a teilaiuty cf secceas. It produce a better quality of Cotton. '1L0 tflect on thwejoad jt;a's Crup with out additional manure ranges from oL.e-iiiird to oe-naif ot the first year. Its mechauical prepaiation ;ur paBea that or all otner Eertiaxcre, oemg at an times ud iu all couditiuus of weatner iu lerlect order fr di 11 ug. It is sold on the baeis iu q-jili.y of I eruTiau Guauo, eouud for puuud. Auta re Instruct ed wLcr PUutera use u siio by side miUi tne best l'eruviau Uuano iu equl quauiities to r fund sucn amount ai win mux it equal if it file to produce a much Couou as tnu Pera viau. - Numerous Testimonials can be seeu at fhe Ofilce of the Agents. Cash Trioe at the Factory in Baltimore f.r5 per Toe. 12 Baeks to tte leu LAttlltSCE SaNGSTON, President, i8 Exchange P.ace, Blt; llu. e. BAilaOW APLEaSaNT'S, AGEMa, Louisbarg, M. C. BOWLETT A TANNOU. AGENTS. Pet4jsburg, Ta piows. plows plows. Dunn' and Rigaa Cotton P Castings, always on hand at iew. b. T. WILDER & CO S. SCRAP IRON BOUGHT AT S. T. WILDER & CO'S, For which the highest Cash Prices will be paid. COME TO S. T. WILDER fe CCri FOU ALL OF TOUR GOOD. TO HAVE your life Insured in one of the test and rmoet reliable companies, call ou B. T. WILDER; C0F7JCRI COrFEB!! COFFEE 1 1 Just received, a larje lot of ORDINA RY iao corriiE PRIME LAGU7RA, JAVA, X W1LDER FLOUR .FLOUR, FLOUR . BULK MEAT, BULK MEAT, LARD, LARD, AT F.k. - T- CO- GET YOUR COTTON TAX REFUNDED. I will s t a iK'c to ge: tLt r i tu gt-t al G i iu Coffins! CoffinsT I am ; riar t.j Lave r:a , at th . c '..ir.s a. e ' f . i .rt. 11 Art-, '.-.iru iul eirt i, A 1 ril j no r.v.r fu'U.:.d ! fa J i. lUNEILLL

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