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IFranklinCoHrier GEORGE S. BAKEU, . Editoi: and PitorniKTOiu All letters adircofd to Fhidav (I i:0. PaKKU, ...... May. 7.'lft7.r. Tier of keeping the financial books ot the County. But no vlll refrain from saying more. as the matter now is in thq liaoos of;tbe Commissioners, and a faithful guaruians cf the people of .Fiauklin, they .ill.spnr nopains to ferret out the mutter. The crime of which we have sin-ken is thc'-a'.tcr-ing or changing County Orders to arnonntV much larger than tl.t for which they wero originally isu d, for iieared his establishment 1 descried in the doorway, not a Flilberty Jibbet, but the nv-Kii wonderful grinner I ever, sa.v. Ho xuld put the most sullen inarssoiid to jjdianie, orpin the horns oh'a lliHy Gt itt, lie was ai bVrck as. thh hinirirs of rid Initrl.t, in Chumcrecs, :uid could nearly V in h".3 head all over with the broadest of all bmad irriiis. He oflieLtes a clerk, n.-her and ci rand boy for the establishment. Passing At 'he V,m!ctp:ii election ldd Balcl;di on Mondny hod the Demo- rats" achieved a .-jnal :ul gloriou victory di eting tie vt.t of the rcven-l.-en Aldermen. 'I ha 1'ourd of A 1-,l.-ri. it'll elect th" ' :ivor and other sown oflleer thin hi Ibilelgh fa! leu in lii.e with tin; late mid -'aV j ounty, in riiii? up in her pain Ktrentfth and throwing irom , hei manacled hubs tli", I e iter that have bound her for kcvch yearn owlet the thieves and tyrant who have i-evyllcd in her ibratiee and donii ncered over th vierlin of tlielr iivarUc and tyr n y step down from the hlh place l.-y cAitlaliz'--'-und disgraced, into tliat obscurity .wliich, l)Ut lor 4 . ti-.tottunate up heaved in the j.o!iti:d theme they, would 4i:ve ' for. v r remained, and tiieir names. whi Ii "dl hereaiter be imdance. order No. 283, issued to Mr. J thin Ethiopian pinner, I found myself T. C Ilortoa June 8th 1870, fur $i. j in the presence of downcast Judas,-- 1 "1J, frA..r n 2M'l To tho miration, ""would Tou like to n uo vua ovi j a ti 9 --is . v J i 1 issued to T. K. Th..m:.s. February' take an advertisement ? he replied, 4Xo 10th 187:3, for $i changed to 14 ; py tam, tkU no plaeo fbr an i.,n st Order No, 70 issued to Dr. U M. man to live. Here dey takes my cus- Cieushaw Xuv , 3rd 173, for. 87. tomer py-de coat tail an 1 pulls him cha;!l to13 ; Order Xo. 89 i.ned cut ot my house and drags him away to n Wr.v Ddan ()t:ifdGr lQtli. f..r ?G. sell him OTodd. Mr. Pat done ine o Vn Import tint ILaiiill ! unci Tennnnt 13111.' chanced to $16 ; Order No. 70 issued (0 Dr. trciiihaw. for $7t and cl puged to $17, wa3 also clianged on the minute book of tho IVafd of Com missioner, on tho hoik of indebted nc of the County, and 011 theliegis ters stub book. The origiual aaiount of this order u a.ccrtainod by refer- ing to the aoco ut aa filed by Dr. Creti- bbaw. Th other orders, woro chan:eu wit'i the era of Int-.niv in the city ot alciii, wrouhl not. have Jrnl an x Uienco in the fti H.I of that good y t-ity. VScll dot.e Itdeigh! ow let - ake ' ounty ina...tai hrreolf In August- by aeuding a full dr legation of UemocratH to tlie onventiou. k-own only anio.ig n.? a comircied J on nearly all the bouk m the Ilegijjters offico Wo will just fctate how the County order are transferable without any cndoiveuieut being necessary, lir cnlating jut as n national Hank note, hciicc it; ni a require some time to trace these orders to the parties who changed theju. but they will tctiaced up, and the guilty scoundrelU will bo sent to that home prepared fur all such, namely, the Stot Prison We hope that Dr, Crenhaw, Mr. .Thomas, Mr Uortou and Mr- JDeau, will try and reiuchiber to whom they 171 10 Comlii"" OimtHt, The elecrion for delegates to tbeap proacbing Convention to amend the Coostltutioa ot thU Bthf, is one of great moment to our people. Upon it depends the ques ioa whetbir we pou THK-C.orntER Vliont .lvoitlilii'fi'. ' . i - . - ' i Mn, Do.ii Co,--It is a fact in controvertible, that the heaviest adver tisers are the mo suecefful busiiiess shall bare an era of prosperity and happinesP, to set in presently after the id those or4er8t We wiU keC? our . 0 . . . ' , i readern 1 o.sted as thtMr.atter prngressob 9 gloomj darknfcpn that has hung over our Commonwealth tor the seven years past. Tue dark dajs that have length ened - iuto r weeks, mouths and years that have hang over our Sute, with all ot their depressing effects, can. now, with a vigorous and vii!nt effoit of a month, ' be madt; to yield to a (uture men of the da '. In thw dav no nian of sunhine, h-ipplnces anJ prosperity. J can afTord to let, the pvesi alone, if. he The opportunily to gain this desir able boon is now prrseutelvtb oar peo ple. The galling joke of bondage that us borne the:u down, taml hel 1 them in the dust ot depression and al most otter utspair, caa now be thrown off, if the petp'o only will it. The remedy is placed iu their handf. They are called upon to use 'V. T throw off o! their ' necks; the chafing yoke of this Alien Constitution, that has tnalcd thieves to steal atd ea out their eubstance ; under Jthe work ings of which every industry trad and profession have languished until our people have, at times, been almo1 ready to .surrender everything indea pair, Vc btlievo that the people in tend to strike the important blow that shall remove from their State this in cumbus that has so paralyzed it in all of its most vital parts. The next, and nvst important, step new in this movement is the selectio of delegates to devise a system ot gov. ernmcnt that ehall be in consonance with the wishes sud wants of our peo ple. Up? n the Democratic pirty is in ccmbent the task ot selecting the dle gites to perform this duty. For the Radical part; ha? all the time shown, and atill sbow, a bitter an unndentin hostility to any steps that are taken t Ameliorate the condition of ur Stat by Constitutional reform. Then let the great Democracy of the Stas iirouse themselves to the duy befor thtm. One of the grandest and no bkst duties tbat can be imposed upon a people, Lt them iu every county bring out tht-ir ablest men and ele t them. To the people of Franklin we won' ! say, tbat there are many ot our fello citizens which would houor their Colt stituency by a seat in that ljxly. Lei us be looking arounOT aud see who is the best man to send. The Democrats of Franklin with proper tffnt cn elect their man byj a majority of over one hnndrtd. To do this will tske work, and hard woik. With the el fort that was put forth last summer, we lave no fears of th result, We are certain of faces'. That campaign : was a long and vigorous one. We should tlm year havo our Candidate in the ficld, and at w. rk I r him, early a prac.icable. We IMieve the more this matter is iseased, the ttronger the measure wJl beromewitn the peop!e. Let thtm begin to ta'k about it. The day of our deliverance woj hope draeth ng'i. The people should take coinage and put on the armor lor llufray, ad this KoMer Code of udtrule niuvt yield to a JJort Cirolica Constitutional government.' Oomit ioi in t li 'omit v It has just come to fiht that there -is being practiced in his county,- by, parties wlioso namluvo not yet be.;n found cat, a icgidar:is.eni of dc f:udiD2 the County going on. The matter was brought to the attention of the Coni:uiss:oteis on Monday by C'apt. .J.J Davivar.d we hope no effort will be spared to tiud out tho guilty parties, and that the severest peuaity of the law will be inflicted on them for their crime. Th 3 rogue or rogues, are rjartleg fa miliar with the workings' of th , County finance the man- wishes to do a " large trado,' any tui.-re thau a farmer can withold his ctn n in the spring tuno, or -ow his grain with a sparing hand. Very ..many persons not infrequently become dweou.aged on ftec( unt (f the poor success of tlu-ir.. maiden advertisement ! but they should recol'oe two things, . viz ; First, the failure is? the exception but by no means the rule of tho hoiK-st advertiser, Second, the ''got up'V of an advti-tise-; inent has a great deal to do with ren dering it tuktiitj. Just go back fort" years and you will find that P. T, Bar- num. ""Robert Banner, J. G. Dennett' and A, T, Stewart, ail have their own peculiar, particular and characteristic modes of advert Uiv and have thereby been enabled to roll up hun ens-; for tunes, A T. Stewart briginatcd the t - hiking method of selling '"Goods at Cost," which laid the corner stonu for his golden harvest. IVr T, I'arnuni plowed an clepiiaut uiar tho rail road, which was a uuique way of ad vertising to tho railway passengers and consequently to the world, Hobert Bonner ttIH fill wliolo columns of a newspaper with i Sohanu Swoops writes for the Ltfhje " J, '. Ben nett executed A conode vuu'n in the way of ..dvortising, by sending II. M. Stanley in search of Dr, Jiavid Iiving btone in Afiic, XhU was an cxpen sive advert isouient, but t paid. Sarsa parilla Townscnd and Buehu Ilelmbold walked into We.dth with astonishing rapidity by a judicious and liberal use of the fil'jik Ad. These aro sub stautiaUrd facts beyond the remotest shadow of a doubt, I w ill now give a few facts showing how advertising is appreciated by intelligent business men. and their oppo.cit-s, I will take the thriving and enterprising town of Crcsto to demonstrate tho problem in liand,-- Sowc. tunc, siucc, I authorised to take advertisements for a certain pub lication, and as I knew that it. would be beneficial to the tradesmen in Cresco to have, their advertisements in the froj A", I weiu to Crosco. The first geutleman to whom I explaiu-.n! the'ob- ioct of my vUit, replied; aw Weii aware 'of the lotK fits arising from a judui.Mis use ofpvinters ink ; there fore I thank yi u for your kindness in thus giving ine this valuable chance. I will take an advertisement, with . 1 . 4 . ii piuiiure, .-vs suieiiunguscs nresiiroe in '.reseo, . 1 nut with similar ex preions of kindness and appreciation from exactly eighteen twiaitietlis of the reipot table busi-.scss men. Th-re wo oi.c num. who claims that his llnu u, second to-none' in the place, whom I had -tiot intcniewfd 0:1 the svdj c. Coiis.-jucr.tIy I nought Mr. Bosh, head of the Alia t f Boh & Co., I explain, ed my business to Ml. iiish. said he,' we wi'i take an advertise ment, but I shall tarl to BdtiJiore t morrow and would rather not write our advertisement until I return, as wo m.-j intiwluce , smne new features. .4 "All right,'.' said I and marched off in quest of a little fun. which I soon found with one of the Hebrew Children, As I no longer ago tan y'istiddy. Honest man can't live iu this country. Ijook at MerbruuJ hen he married his wife in HUhuiond, he was wuf more tan his weight in gold, i You, might . put him iq one scale' and to gold -in de udcr and h?' would ovt wcitjh de gold. Now he don't wuf a tarn, I gwine to leave 'tis place in weeks, and gu to Jlam- dur 'Oly goods all fcr sale at cost.'' I vjt course t uaas naq no iqea tnat an advertisement would help to pell his goods at cost, and as I was sufficiently amused, I left him alone in -his glory, Mil, .BoSI! tETURN: FllOM AfIr MORE. ? ' Boon after Mr. Bosh returned I call ed upon hiin for his advertisement Ile very readily vented himself at his desk, and commerced making pen and ink form hasty ucquaiutance, with paper, He said bis advertisement would be in the form uf a letter to tho public, and from tho way that his ideas seemed to chase one' another from his pen point, I imagined that they ivee oleaginous and that the "ictter to the public' would soon re ceive its last st rokc, cm a to adumo, which -it did. "5000,J' anTKrared with the celerity, pf an 'ulecxiyi j.hiat,1 when his phiz -turned tlv wards V-e hi a pat voniziiig manner. All. at omo lie put on a lugubrious look, like ho was about to bo "-swindled out of a cents worth of year.t powder, -.ftp,d ?;iid, "you cljatge too mueh, just half it and we wil1, take a whole page." Tins I refused to do ukui houcst , l usi AOp.i : pviuciples. 'Then," said he, 'thfi ?,dvcriisenuiits at-the rates you charge," will pay for piinting yutir wink and it won't co: t. you a cent.. You ought to jniy pait yourself I told Mr. Bosh that it was entirely optional with him 'whether Ins firm "advertised or not. and that 1 al ready Had a quantum st'jjh f vf ad vertisements to accomplish vrhat he so much dreaded. Tine Way Mk, Boi;n AiVi-;i;TiRi-:s. He then stated that the most suc cessful advertising that' his firm had ever don?, w'as on boards and hiugl-.s. He takes a board and writes up r, for instance; "lon cent rated tJ. tract ot Fantastical Bobolinks and IJumin Popinjays, Reduced Ui the h-jigl-i of Fashion, and only 10 cents at Bosh Sr Co." ' his board uotice is nailed to some tree on the' thorough fara leading toCresco. He stated that the uovelty of the thing attracted general attention, and if they eonld get one of .their boards nailed to a country Church every body was sure t- read it. -There is a ease in which hi board notices have attracted particular at- 'tcntion, viz : a certain widow, living near u road, aw a person nail a slab to her favorite tree, as soon a.n ho de parted -she walked out and tore it' down, not long afterwards, another person came along," not knowing that the wiaow and her family wero sup p'icd with an ndverti.-crrleiit of Messrs. B. sh & Co., he put up another which came down like the first. The san e thing was repeated about thirty times that day. As the widow van scarce of fuel she concluded to ty them that night on the fire, and xhc said they burned like "greased lightning" and had a more bracing, salutary and com forting effect upon her -family than buriiing of pastilcs generally does on a consumptive. She Mill continues to burn these advertisement, aud con siders tlicai a godsend. " She al -o pul led out nails enough to nail boards ti the roof of her hen house. Now do you reckon Mr. Bt-sh will Mop nail ing up board and frhingle "notices, for fear they will do somebody good out sida of his establishment ? Now would'nt it b aful. if ao should be so foolish a to , conclude ihoy would buy no goods cf Bos! tz Co,, unites they B. & Co.,) would help pay for them? Diai't stop, your load of shingles HkMt the CotallUbiiient of BoMt, if you do ho will ruin them with lamj -olack and oil." Irive on with (hat load of staves. If you arc going to set that stccl-trap near Mr, Bosh, don't bait it with that three cent piece, if you do you may catch his poor, dwarfed soul before day, ; t Farewell ! ' Adreriiser. Have your JOB WOKK done at the Courier Office. We publish the toKowln'g act adopt ed ly th; lite General Assembly tor tb;e information of a large class of readers. The bill wai introduced into the Sen ate by Cap. O. M. Cooke, of Frank- , j An Ac'. U amend tJuipUr CA of Battle s Ki Visal, Landlord and Ttmtnt Act. The Gtneral Assambly of N "u Ci. Una do arac-: ' Sec, 1 Tlint oifP er C4 of Battlt's . . Revival fD all be amunded as fol'ow: sttike out a)l of s-ctions 13, 14 and 13, and insert in lieu thereof the following: Sec, 13. When lands shsll be rented or leased by agreement, writtei or-verbal for agricufiural purjose-, or shall b cultivated by a cropper, unleca other wise agreed be-ween the paries to the lease or acreemm', any and all cr p raised on said land shall be deemed and held to be vested in poFssiob in the owner of the lanr., or the lessoi, or the party entitled under ti e agreement to receive the rent, and his assigns at all times, and until the rent for said land shall le paid to the !csor or prty en titled to receive the rent ot the same or his assigns, until the sab1 party or hit assigos shall be paid for all advnce ments made and expense incurred in making and saving thecrop and until the said party or his asingees shall be paid any and all claims and demands against the lessee or cropper, which according to agreement, written or verba', be tween the parties, should be a lien on said crop or sh uld be paid out ot eaid crop. That this lien shall be' preferred to all other lien; such lessor or party entitled under the agrement to re ceive rent fr said land and his assign shall be entitled ag-un&t the .. lessee or r cropper or, aay other person, who shall gather or remove any part of said crop, without the consent of the said lessee or party entitled to receive th rent and to tlm possession of the crop. until said liens are sa'i tied, or hia as signs to th remedies aiveu in th- Co le ot Civil Piootilure, iiMn a claim for the delivery of person-it property j Sec. 3. ec 14 V hrt-h y coutro versy siihW ariso le!wetn the prtie-, it shad te competent tor the pry claiming possesien d ne crop, ly vii tue of the proceeding s ction to pr ceeu at once to iitvc: tlie matter it ier mu ed in the fO"rt of a J-.s :ce ot toe Peace. :t" the amount churned sli-dl le less than two lumdre.! d lUrs, au.l in th-- Superior Court of the cuuty where the property is situate, if tlie , bmomr go claimed shl Imj in-Tf , titan two hundred dollar?, and at the time ol i Fnirig the summons or nt any time theieafter, uoou the tirji.g ol an a;:hb-" vit of the claimant setting forth tli Hin' U"ts v. aimed, and the jropet up on which the hen attache, it shall I the duty of Justice ot t!ie Peace or t he Clerk ot the Superior Court, in which soever Court the suit shall" !e pen i n; to issue.an oruer t tue t;instao e or Shciilf as the case may- !e, directing them to take into immediate po.(scssio: all of salrt property, or ao mucli thereo as s all ! n cej-sary to salisry tin ciaini tni'.-. demand and costs, and to ell the sum? under the rules and reg ulation. pn-sc dwd ly law tor the Kale ot pera -oal projrrty ondr ex cution and to hold tW pr-vceeda of pu li sale suejeci to the oUciwi- n of the Court upbu'the issue or issues joined ltwem the parties. That in ull cases in the Superior Court, arising under this, Act the teitn shall lie the trial term. i Sic. 1 3. riec. 15 Any tenant, les see offend, or cropper, and any ptrson who 6hali remove any part of said crop from such land, without the consent of the owner ot the land, ir lessee or parly entitle to receive the ren and without giving him or his agent five days notice of snch intended removal and before satisfying all liens on . said crop, shall be guiltv of a misdemeau- or 1 S c. 4 The provisions ol this act and of the net to which this act is amenda tory shall apply to all 'eases or con tracts to lease turpentine trep, and where sve-h '.a&cs or con ti acts t hosrs are math-, the parties thereto shall ic fully sui jct to the provisions and penalties ot sai l act 4. 8er, a, To is act shall take efr.ct from and afitr its raiificntion. Ratified ou tho 19 h dy ot April 1875. Sec. 2. The said CovtatU.n shall co sist of oct hundred i.d twenty dele pates, and ach county shall be entitled to the same Dumber of i'.elegates that it has mr tbrsof the. IIone of Rcpre sentnratives under the pnisent apor tionrrteat. and the said delegates' shall have th? qualifications rqurcd of memln-rs of tlie House of Repreenta vtf, of which qniilifica'ioDs !h Con vention f llali b the judgr. Sec 3. On the 1m Thurdy of An gust lis73, the sheiiffsot the State shall open polls for the c-Ieciion of delegates to the said Con veation from their re spective countries, and the election aforesaid, and the re st ration for the FITS CURED FREE 11 Any pera-m suCVriujr frm th aboe diesv IS tfTj Jested to addr-M PR Pricf, and a trial l-ottla of Mnlirin will be ft rwartled by Expre. I FKEEl 4 The only cost beifsr the Exprr charge, which owing to my larg? bus. business, are small. Dr. Pi ice has mrde the treatment of..' FITS OR .EriLPSY atn;Ty for ?es, and will warrant a cur y the u-e of his remedy, I) n n fail to aend to him for a trial bottle; it costs notbiui and he- WILL CURE YOU, n mittert how lone standing yonr same, shall be held and connucted; thf j case may be, or how many other, reme- omcers thereof including registars and I dies wy nave tanea AN ACT I O LI4 A CON VKN'l ION OF THE PEOPLE OF N OUT II CAKL1NA. Whereas, The Present Constitution of Norrh Caio'ma in many important particulars, unsoited to the wants and condition ot our people; and wl.erca?, in the judgment of this General Assem bly, a convention of tht peple is the only sure, and is besides the mo; eco-nonic:-! mode of a'terin or aroetd'ng i, and bel eving th end in vitw utterly impracticable by legislative enactment on uccount ot t: e gieat n unifier of di cordant ana cocaicting pr visir.s oi ine u- ufiuu'.ion at 11 now is. now therefore. Section 1, The General A'semblv of Nt rth Carolina do enact, (two-:hird ot all the members of each House con coring,) That a Convention of the pe pie ot North Carolina be, and th kerne is beruby called, to meet in the Hall of the lloose of Representatives in the city of Raleigh, oa monday, Cth day of Sep ember, a. d. 1875, for th pur pose cf cocsidtrieg and adopting such amendments to the Constitution a they may deem necessary and expedi ent subject on!y to the restriction here Laafter provided, :- judges of election, appointed; the votes -counted and compared; the result pro claimed, an I certificates issued in the aame manner as is provided bylaw fur the election of members of the House of Representatives of the (Isaeral As sembly. Sec. . The taid delegates shall ' be called to order at: 12 oVock 00 the day fixed therefor," by the Chief Justice or one of the Associate Justice of the Supreme Court or Secretary of State, who, if there be not a quorum, shall adjourn them to the same pUce.and from daytoday, until a quorum shall appear; and on the appearance of a quorum, b- sball admimatea to each of tbem the followinging oath: You, A. B. do solemnly swear (or afHrm.as the delegate elect aha'l choree,) tbat you will fithluUy maintain and support the Constitution of the Uuited States and the several amendments there to, including the 18tl, 14th and 15th amendments; and that you .will neither directly nor indirectly etade or dia iegrd the duMer eujoioed nor the restrictions imposed upon the Con k. i - r , 1. o 1 . . - sembly authorizing your election. 80 help you God.1 And no dlegatrs sh ill be permit'ed to sit ot be entiilrd to a seat in said Convection, or act as a delegate thereto, until he shall have subscribed the above oath or arm ruction; aud ' as soon as a nuj'"rry ot the d leeate elect Khali have1 thu ar.-u-irid aril beean sworn in,-they hall then pnKe d to elect their own presiding ofHctr, and uch o'h r offii era and ' servannta an they, fri-m time to t ine, alialb. find nc-ssary; an it a vacancy shall ocr-ur, they shad be tilled in the same manner us lliev like vac iori. kie hi eil lr law ine vse ot vacancies inj? he Gener d Assemaly. i?aid C avriition shall Live nn power to consider, d bvr o pt or propose, any amendment to tin rxivin:j Consriturt n or ordinauce upon th- follow pg ,ul j c s: T; e Homcsua t and lVrsotml Prop erty Evemption-, the nieehanic's aiul I doirr' lici', arol rh- ri.;h s of ' niar- wonien as mw ecured by law n r, to a H;ttr or auieml seti- ti .1 ur ?. .article V., of saitl C01 s'itu'ion, nor chance the ratio l; twen ttc p.li and projK-rly t x as th rein esHl-li-i,id, nor. s'na I the said C nvention have powt r to propose or adopt any ami ndiuent or ordinance vacating any otfir. or term- ot orhce now exist int aud til e l or held by virt ue of any election or appointment un dcr the exist' n; ConsMtu ion and law? undl the same shall b- vacated or ex pired under ex sting laws; bat the said Convention may reco-nmeud Jthe abol ishment of any office when the present 'erm therein shall expire or vacancies occur, ami they may provide for filling such vacancies, o herwsr tbfin as now. and limiting toe terms th- flof. Nor shall said Convention adopt or propose any plan or amendment or scheme of compensation to ine owners 01 eman. cipated alaves, nor for the payment of any liability or debt incurred wholly or in part in aid of the late war between the State, nor for. the restoration f imprisonment for debt; nor shall they require or propose any educational or property qualification for office or vo ting, nor shall .said Convention . pass any ordinances legislative in their character, except such as are necessary so submit the amended Constitution to the people for their ratification or rejection, or to convene the General Assembly. ; m 8zc. 5. The Constitution, as amended shall be submitsed to the people tor ratification or rj:tinn, and shall not be oi ding until the tame ahr 1 have been ratified votert of the State, and the Convention shall prescribe the mode wnereby the tense ot th people thereon shall be taken and recorded. 8ec. 6. There shall be printed imoi' diately ten copies of this act for each member of the General Assembly, and hundred copie witl.io thirty dys aN Ut ila ratification for f-aoh lord of omnty ctnnmtionrs. and thi us of ber-gietrirs and iadgea of election in their respective counties; and this act shall be in brce and take' effect fr m and after its ratification. Ratified the 19th day of March, A 1873. - '- ! Circular and testimocinls sent with FREE TRIAL BOTTLE. Re paxticular t give yonr Uxpres?, as well as your poat olSce dircctioc, and Address, Dr. Chas. T. Price, 67 William Street, Nw York. April 23-12 m. "Professional Cards. -"- '07 "vO -. DENTIST. Of-is htl Proieteional Ftrviccs tie r' b:tc in livery . dtpafiiiwixl or Oenllstry, OFFICE, Iolbnrff at Wiirerton r,ter IVnts Hotel. I Norwood & PiSti- JOS. J. DAVIS, ' 1TTT ail COUNSELLOR St LAV LOUISBUnO. FRANKLIV CO. NC i - Consumption Cured. To the Editor of Franklin Cou&ntK , Esteem id Frixxd : Will von please inform jour readers that I have a positive CURE FOR CONSUPTION. and all diaordera of the "Throat' and Lnngv, and t at, by ita use in my prac tier, I havecniei Londred of caser, and will give. 1,1000 00 for a caso U will not benefit, , Indeed, so strong-is my faith. I wil! aend a sample free, t acy suff?rer andre-sirg me. Please ahw ibis letter to any one you my know who is ufl"cting bom these disease, and oblige, . Faiiblnl'y yours Dlt.T. F.BURT C9 Wtlliam 8t Xew York, April 23 6 m. PIANOS! PIANOS ! ! Atjoust DKrp Manutactuier of ' iai.o Fortes, bvca to annoorc, 'hat he is aopplied with new. and scoiidhod Pianos, which he ofTrra at J.w prices; app'icatinns ty let t-r will rtceiv prompt attention. I AM PREPARED aisted liy competept workman t. iderlake tt rrot extensive rt pt-r of every .description. 1. lUteituc' made to -.the mo-lpal pro 1 n iu gcoeia!, and to my larre umu ' .If r of p ron.( Ju y 17-12-m. ItaTejh, (! Railroad Schedules. y.ri irv l-p- --w- Witl fretk In lb aevrl f!onrf f Graa ville rrsnklia, Nia, Warrn and Wkt. V. Prot-4Vl ttotionranJ lo la eUe iia and fmit'at c ot uootj. Jatr 15. 1S71. 1 HAENES'S - & SADDLERY ESTABLISH WENT.' 0 I -have Just ojiencd harre ae t saddle h"p in Lou'tftiurg, I ha! krp always 00 baud a g-wnl ktok . t 'achine cide Ilarnea-t and 8lo I enip'oy pood aol xi-ri.nfn wm, ftien and 1 warrant all the work put u; by n.e ; all kind tf rrpairiug iu m line done ou abort notke aud on r aronabte terms. Mj S-o-p over Mr, Tv-3U CarliteV Stor- .if Mdu mmi. Vt I lrit the pr. t Fiai.klin. patnri-ige ft V Y. Q CUP. ON x --tt, -r v3v7 ot F-xpreaa Train... , Mail Train Auaiv- Expni-s. , . . . . . lull PHOTOGRAIMUi; Gallery. tfUHKIHTLE OF ni PKTIH liUIKJ RAILROAD CDMI A'-Y PAS-ENOER TRAINS. Lkae Wri.u-5. H :i0 in. 4 l' p. in AT PtT KM MICRO. 1 .12.10 a in 8 Oi p in LKATSf PhTltnHlVlUl. Mail..;.. rt l a m Expue , 3 17 p. in. A Kill VS. AT Wtl.lKiN. Mail 9 0 a rn Express 7.00 p. m Fiieioht Trains. Tinv. Pi teraf mrg ........ 0 0 p. ?o. Leave Wi Mo H -U) p. in. Arrive at WMd.io -5 0J a. ;n. Arrive at Petersburg.... 4.t0 a. w Gabtch Trais. i.eiTe j eitrsourg. . . . . . . a. m. Leave Oiston 1.15 p. in. Arriv at Giston 12 30 p rn. Arrive at Peterthurff .... 7.00 u. m. Fteiyhts fr Oiston Branch ill be received at the Peterbburg dep-t only ou MONDAYS and THURSDAYS The depot wdl bechwed at 4:00 p.m. No goods will received after that h ur. J. C. bPRIGO, Engineer and General Ma-.aer. Orricx Ukaksai. bcrsJiisTaXPurT, Viuiinstok, N. C , June 8, 172. CHANGE OF SCHEDUL E 0 V auU after June 10th InaUnt, Panser Train on the Vilinlnin mil wi.i,m Kaiiruaa win run as roiiows: MALL TKAIIT. L ve Union Depot daily (unlaJexel(el fcv : 8-uBa.m Arrive at ;oldboro H i i d. oi - - Bocky Mount k iu. . - ,;iaon-. 20 p rn. Lout " c .un u ii uDoajseZ' rented) at m. oia M Arrive at Rocky Mount n 1 a. m! buiuo ksp w. ........ 63up EIPKEiH TBAIW. . Leave Union Depot daflj at 10;40 p m. " u'Miiwiu. ........... jrooa. r.r-. "" n . ai n..... C-Jkyr. m ieava wtioon Only 7-pj m. Atnve at Koekv Moant gg , ' - .;'a t!?ro 10:68 1. m. -iniouuepot 3:10 a.m. Iail Train makr romm nuniuvtl.n . nrf dou for all p inu North via Ray Lle aud ' eqiw C-et k router. txiea ' nun connoeu only with coyla eiek rmit Pu,Iran's iboa aiMng Oar. .ntlllllr In tieiKLt train w II 1 ave Wilmlnirto tri y Xlirei.trtitflit tr.in- wilt lo.v v iiUi " UaU (undjs . xc pted) at & p ux , an aft . . r.y Gt'lfty nor A!r. T. . rnr. 'in 'a ." e cm It .t: tint-a, f nnd, Mj..a:e n I n.ir Tn I . ulij p epn'e-! 'o Inke (ii ni f.e. I hT at d ru !-: !li"t'i.r'p,". WliKjr jt'll ttii a if--I ijiriirert youiP-.il and t.ou'lv. ra!l nt mv tini'.itj "Viy Hefp.ct!u Ij, V. H. CUITOV. D. Atlantic Hotel. NORFOLK YA. -'- : ; A. 5. DODON, farmer. f tte FC USTAIN HOTEL, -l BlUni're, fld f - " Pronr:or Tb TrTlffent nOTTL, fr hacr lb roaHy mot o! r f.r'1 now np f- r th c omrn'v'Joi rf in.t Vird, Cret an3 Vrnd floor f S pr Ut. -' Tir3 anrt r.7nrh flvr. ttMper Tar. Lib u-il ttnes to permanent Cardrs' SEABOARD & UOANOK - HAILKOAD COMPANY.''. Orricv. aAso A Voxot U R iy ' 1'oitiuoath Jtn l-t, I8.s - C1I AKGE OP SCHEDULE, SIX REASONS V'HY lv r fiv v r vvr. v.; fillP DVVV IITTf? 1 1 " tut a iv.i t i t a u LIFE IflMllttNSE C MPAN'Y. 921 fj;. 2'.N('T RTV.KKT, I PHILADELPHIA. lrf. Because it i fne rf the oi ! C'M-panie.in the country, and pin tht ukj oi cxj-enraentB. 2''. lie'-aue every policv lioMer m'raler ot the Couuinr. ntitl-l tr all it sdrantsrf and pnvil pe. luv- li p a npnt to vote t all iW.mn f f trustees, and thu has ao ii.fljence ia its min-ij-mrot, 3d ILcii'e it ban the largest aocn- mulatc-t fatd of any Lite Insurahc: Company in the Sta-e. 4th. Iircaoe by eo'O' roical man- agemtnt,' i: ratio of expenwa to total income t far rielow th averaj? o Lif Companies, (Se Oflcial Iniuraocj Ileports,) 5th. : Becacfe it has decTared mr; dividend io rnmlr, and of a larger average pceentsce. than any Ct mpioT in tMe United State. Fr, example; Policv No IS. for f5000f haa lern paiil to the widow a Philadelphia merchant, upon which twenty-tbree dividend bad bee-i de' elared.aveiaginir filty seven per cent. tlaU tneae Oivincnds ten otd t" po"- chaae additiut. to this pIict, $5,011 mote would have been rraiixed mak ng the policy v.or.b I11M6. , 6lb. Brcacseit lsliUral in i.s mD- agetseot, prompt in ita setttlrmer.1, safe beyond a contingency, and ita ra'e are as low as any firt-ctaa Con.ptny in the country. Principal Fea'nrey. Sma'i exn . fifcoiu'e aecoriiydarpc return prnu .n , prnmpt rayment of It -s-.s. and liU-rah- ty to the ionred. W. ;i FINCH, Gf&T. Jlsnter v,t North Carolina. W. D. SPHUILL, Gee'!. A-rnt, FrnkliDU v N.JV . BLA C!LIY 'uipnv Cvn.m r A" Pnm t wj d;r-d T .v tja::d ci h-.- m ;:. Att tt i l -i ' J PI f7 I t- - K -w a in ' 5-J Br ck-t. It mti !,:, I..'..rlv, I ra l T'W'T J tmy lrt 1873. frajra w.I' laveTTrlJjn daJy l.Sauaa tx In iriL ai: sv.. 4 r . Zr ' I., rr',s1, tly at 4 a. y. 2 irrRtt train at 8 A. ir, abmyeat ruRrsiif UTd. If il trm.in 1i1v , ' . o. 1. Ireigbt trlu Oa ij (, 1 3 i;on. No. 2. Kr iht Tran at 4 ' r. sr. Fr-. -a raaa bve a iaancer Car t eled, , - temera t Eentow, Tl mth 4t T an i !',tku'.rf iixl c-owi-i IUre- C'f ra .ka. at. 7 40 a x.vnMdof, tdne;u-,i d rridij. E,o Gnio. . ' SapL of TranxporUfion, ll'r D.'p Valve, wl irh Cfti withdrawn rith f.nt dturl.iiiL' br. i .ir.'. and the roj- per rbnclr wh:rh t-tr crurks r rutrn"'l will U-t a bf time. y,.r aate t.v IWer arrl thrr ira'V t"0 Tlly. In rder lure that y ee: :l.!teT, Pcom, le raietnl r I ee:hat it ios mv tr ---c ark T" l'3f.nd. not kn-w where to t ny. 'e scriprive clrcu'ar, tf-etl:fr wi'h tl nam- and adir"M of the ?ti rerri tou, wi l le pronrjtly furcu-rd by aJ dreiic with stamp. Charles E. Blatchlev, 505 Commerce tSt.t PLiUde'p Jf April 2-r-o;.
The Franklin Courier (Louisburg, N.C.)
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