Carolina Watchman,
THAT LINE FECE. -r -
Old farmer Smith ctrae liomfe in a miff
From hi field the other day,
While hU tweet little wife, the pride of hi
life,
' At her wheeUwa apinning away.
And ever anon, a gay little song
With the buzz of her whet;! kept time ;
And liw wrathful brow in clearing now, '
Under her cheerful rhyme.
Come, come, little Turk ! put away your workf
And lioten to what I Bay :
What can I do but a quarrel brew f
With the man acro the way ?
I hate built my fance,buthe wuritcommence
To lay ninttle rail ;
Hia cattle get in, and the feed geta thin
I am tempted to make a -ale I
' Why John, dear John, how ton go on ;
I am afrnil it will be a tliey pay.' s
No, on, little wife, I have Ifeard that strife,
In a lawyer' hand don't pay.'
He ia picking a flaw, to drive me to law,
I am told, that he Mid he would ; ,
And you know long ago, law wronged me to,
I vowed that 1 never should. i;
' ' J f
1 So what can I do, that I wjtt not rue,
To the man acroM the- way V I
'Ifthnt's what you want, I cjin help you haunt
That man with the spectre gray P
1 )'
Thirty dollars will do to carry it through,
j And then you have gained a neighbor ;
I It would cost you mvre to peep in the door;
j Of a court, and much more labor.'
i ! i '
; 'Just use good uenae let' build him a fence
And alian bad art out of the fellow.'
They built up hia part, and sent to hia heart
Lovc'adart, wherethegood thoughta mellow
That very same night, by the candle light, ;
' They cjened, with interest, a leit -r,
i Not a word waa there, but three greenback
f fair C ' I I
Said the man waa getting better.
; Owes of N. C Ao'l Society,
Vj r ' Raleioh, Dec. 8, 187'. i"
I The executive com mil tee of the North Caro
lina Agricultural Society have determined to
Invite the assembling of an agricultural conven
tion in this city7for the purpose of securing
Hnifv of rlinn mirl iflipu.iit v-rmfr:i I inn hi
uirei iiy micron. eti 111 ni luui uuai iiurnuiui
j : . i . . i : i. .
hi in agricultural pursuits.
th many members of tlie
in session, it has been de-
y on the 11th day of Jan-
Alter connujiHtion wi
reneral ftMxemlilv now
lermined to fix the day
uarv neiL
j It L requested that the farmers of every coun
ty and all agricultural societies and clubs shall
ftllftfllflt t C fCml 1f attorn Ka fvnean(!itn
: The farming interest of the stute are undent-
ittu J 1 . tr .
oiy ueprexaeu. 10 uncertain n practicable lue
Causea of thi depression, to endeavor to provide
remedy toset lire unity of purine and strength
of action in enforcing such remedy, are well
Worth hll the efibrts of the beat people of North
i Carolina. !
' A cordial invitation in extended to members
of -imilar convention in other states, and to all
who may desire to co-operate with us in this
Important object. J
J KEMP P. BATTLE, f
j President N. C. Ag"l Society.
i A IlorriUe Affair. We learn Lit oji
Prid moiHing bist a nejrro iimn'aud hU
i wife,-wltoae natnc we could iiot ascertain,
residing a few mil-8 from the city, in camp
Ml county, 'left home btfore daylight to
viiil Lynchbuifr.-Ieaviiig their threw cliil
idreu, the eldest about nine years of ai,
asleep iii the house. They also left h
ibriplit fire burning in the ( re place, fiotn
.which thny apprehended io danger. Oi.
rcturnii.g late in lh- ufiernin they found
;their cabin a lirap of fni.mlderin ruins,
(and the mucins f iln ir three children
burrly visible in the ashes. It is enp
p Osrd that a loer ot wuodi roPed out t
'the fire pUoe and set the house ou lire -
Lynchburg Republican.
KEElP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
' that the grand jurn of Chester county.
j South Carolina, compos d of half whites
! and half blacks', have 'condemned the net
of the. President, and ileclirc that "thk
ALLEQATlOX COXTAIX-.D jlX THE PltOC
; LAMATION OF THK IMlKSIpENr OF TU.K
1 UN1TKD STATES AtfIT WITlinrTfirvni
Ifere is a rebuke, my&
! Evening Journal, to the on
the Raltimere
ragi mis act i f
; of the president which should be ktiowi
every were. L,fl the democratic nxner
! alwaya keep it before the people, in dome
1 C I1"JV A' . ' . ....
j Iur1' u tJc time. ll us annate mdig
nation meeting hs our onlvl safety in ad
j vance, aiid we can and ,i sweep radi
j ealianjito the earth in 1872
. PROSPECTUS
tPhf Semi-Weekly Xlconotalst.
; I propose to publish in Elizabeth Citv, N. C
In Janimrv. 187-J. a S.mUW: xZl . ' .1
;-U called TU Ennomist. i
Iu a in will be to minister to the Literarv
i taste of its readers, and to proniote the Aerictll-
i turaUCotnmerciar; trtSSi
her nclustml interests of our! people, with ill
i iui raacuj, inausiry and zeal it can command.
A iroH- to occupy
, mi ix-Kiiiniaiv juiimniisu.
Pin mpin v :n .t.t . .
inwnni nuiii ..r I t : i
7 V'' " 'rK wiinoui using the
poisonea. weapons ot bitteriidt, to foster and
i combine nil tha il
-mm m m kbbu kill lltm III I II II u i&t iiinn n
: reckless tendency oflie times : ; believinir an we
I , mi our nepuojic: anct its instim
. wp arc in pern, ana tn.it unless good men of
the tkle of cormption that i- surgin- oW Ua.
this precious hernage ot our Fathlr. wuf It S
distant day, ; h. like f. tale U 1
visioo thai hns pnwed away f
The Editorial management willbe under the
direcUon of R. B. CjaW a.itcA T
, - . ohiuii nuu ur. xv. rv. .peed, ot Pasouotank
eounty; col. D. D. Ferrbei amdercountv
Chowan country ; Hon. L. a Uiham wtsh '
! tnirtn.1-. ll' 1 i!.. ' . Mh-
PasouotiA
. iicrtid conntv. and a. nnmlirnf,.: i
iwrua conniv. and a nnmhr. : 1
I if 7 ,t0rn.Zht"1 reputation wi?l be a guaranty
of the ability, integrity and sufeess of the en'
: terprise. .. ,
Lr?"r,ioni,Jrir0m l"e 4nnt counties
In thwDiMrict and from the National and State
jcapiul will appear in every M,e, There will
If ACt .attenllon rm to th correctnesa bf
the 3Iarketo and to the Local Department of
i rf- k .w w Xm WARNER,
j auabcthCity.N.C, Nov. 20,1871. 12:tf
i A Teoerablc pile A worn out Turkey
CArpet. f
! To Can a Bmoky dilmt ey-L)y the
in earrfullr with DaDer. wood and
j f. 1. 1 ' 1
nn B9 bo iigai ii.
HOW TO SECURE A H ANDSOMEINCOME
GOOD PAX FOR LITTLE WORkX
V g
Office of the Morning Star and' Carolina
Farmer. I
WU.MISOTON, N. C, 1871.
TAatrAna f ranifttw wrsruf in., ftia o!niilatirn
" - - J v.iv...vj.
of the Weekly Star and Carolina Farmer, I have
..A ..A tn ntTa.w, .... -
tiv enterm-isins Azents. such as I have never
known )ff'erd by any newspaper proprietor in
North Carolina! ;
f.ie Weekly o'ar is a large twenty-eight col
umn paer, publL-hed every Friday morning, in
limo for nil the! m.tiU. and ! fill) with nti-
taining and useful reading matter. It contains
nil i ana rename rejxjrx ui inarxew, a complete
summary of N Carolina and S.Carolina news,
and all the general news of the day. Subscrip
tion price, $2.00 per yea, in advance.
The Carolina Farmer is a first class Agricul
tural Monthly! Magazine, containing 32 pages
of choice matter, original and selected, has
handsome covfr and title-page, and is printed
on the finest p4per, and with new type just from
the foundry. Every farmer in the two Caroli
na anon Id have a copy, and it is only necessa
ry to exhibit specimen copies in order to secure
subscriptions. Subscription price, $2.00 per
year in advance. j I
Now, if you are willing to act as my Agent,
and goto work earnestly and xealoutdy in my
behalf, I will allow you the following liberal
compensation.; I
On every new ubscriber, np to ten, 50 cent ;
on every new Subscriber after the first ten$l.
In other word, on all new subscribers less than
ten in number I will allow you a commission
of 25 per renf.; and on all in excess of ten, a
commission of! 50 per cent. So you will observe
ih-it after you have securetl the first ten subscri
bers (for which yo" receive 50 cents each), you
are paid $l fo every additional aubscriber ob
tained for eitlier paier.
TIih very lberarofTer is not intended to ap
plv to any but stri-tlv new subcriber those
wi o are noi now receiving eitnerone or the pa-
oen. Of ro'irs. T ran m n lr p Ho ninnm nn cuL
-bribers at $1 per year ; but my object is to in
troduce the prtpers into every neigh horhood aftd
o rely on their merits to retain for minv v:rr
the subscriber now obtained at such heavy ex-
1 besr to call yonr attention to the fact that,
under the arrangement proed above no name
will be entered on my books unless it is accom
panied with the eah. Requests to send papers
10 subscribers! and rhatvp thn
scriptiontoagenu will not be noticed. Positively
.u: j:.: ! mi i j . . .
in m uuiiuiuun; win noi oe aeviaiea irom in any
case whatever
Specimen copies of both papers will be sent
to all parties (who wish to canvas for nbwri.
bers. i .
I alo publish the 3fomina Star. a. first
daily newsnaner. at $7.00 nor r,., A
months: or $2.00 for three months Cn all
new subscriptions to this paper I will allow you
a commiSMion of 25 ner rent
Send for specimen copies, read them carefully.
'""cifniionsiy recot
mend them W .vour riends and neighbors,
WM.. J I. BERNARD,
1:3t Editor and Proprietor.
and 1 feel sure vu can pnnutiniiniiol
- - - - a vvwui
. . 1 . . . f . . .
Revenue Tax on Tobacco.
i -
important letter from the
TUEASURX DEPARTMENT 1
AT WASHINGTON.
Peddlers or Retail Dealers of Tobacl
rag a Special Tax of Five Dollars
1 F ... "
and
may retail onywhere
in the State.
TatFASURT nrPlRTVifVT
:xt, )
371. )
uffice of Intern! Revkxhr
. . ....
Washington, Oct. 28, 187
bIR : lh reply to vour Inttpr nf flft
24, la relation to peddling manufactured
Tl . .
louden, i p.ve to say that a manufac-
. urer of tobacco may sell his product anv
where in j the: United States without
paying a special tax as a dealer in tobac
co, but he can ee'l oulv in th ordinal
aud unbroken packages. He may send
out an employee to peddle for him, who
may sell oil the eatno conditions as the
i -. . ?
inriiiuiacrurer.
A peddlrr of tobacco who
employee of the manufacturer al u1nJ
sales exceed SlOO.per annum, id liable to
i-peciai ax as a dealer m tobacco for
8 Iling manufactured tabocco in the man
ner ox a peddler, and suclm peddle who
has paid the SDecial
bacco, ina retail from wooden packages.
pauiwcu Hiju BiaK.pea acenrding to law.
I Very lespectfullv,
J.'"V. Douglass,
t - Commissioner.
W. D. Jones, Esq., Asseesof 4ih VU
tnct, Raleigh, N. C. 1
rv
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are acknowled by all who have them In use,
and by the First Musical Talent, to be equal
and in many respects,
Superior to any BX&nufactured
They combine Immense Poicert Equahtyt
Sweetness and Brilliancy of Tone,
Elasticity of Touch, and
Great Durability.
Dealers, Teachers aud others
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invited to examine these Pianos before making
their selections elsewhere.
PATENT AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Together with all modern improvements. The
most thoroughly Reasoned timberthe market af
fords is selected, regardless of cost, as we feel
assured it will be the cheapest in the end.
The great increase in the sale of our instrn
mentB. has enabled us to reduce our prices for
First Class Pianos, from ten to twenty-fire pei
cent. Iet8 than any other house (offering the
same class of instruments) in the United States.
While we act upon the maxim of "quick sales
and small profits," we make it, at the same
time, a special object to furnish our customers
with instruments in no way inferior to the best
in the market.
Many families have had a desire to obtain a
Piano, but could not afford to pay the dealer a
profit of from $100, to $300, neitherdothey wish
to purchase a cheap made instrument, that
would cost more to keep in repair than it i?
worth, hence a large claKS of our music loving
people have been obliged to do without.
Wt can fumish New Seven-Octave Pian.
Fortes from SL75 to 050 dollars. Seconu
hand Pianos trom 40 to 230 dollars.
rF Parties ordering by mail may rely npot
the best selections.
Our Pianos are fully warranted for mx years
Descriptive Circulars sent to all parts of tL
country upon application.
C. M Tremaine & Erolher,
MANUFACTURERS,
433 Broome Street, XTew York.
TflE BURDETT
Combination
ORGAN.
(With Carpenter and BurdetCs New
Improvements.)
The disagreeable reedy tone entirely over
eome in this instrument.
The Terdict h Gnaoimoni!
The Greatest Soeer&softbe it!!
TefhalltDfethe World to Eqcal )t!!
And cordially invite the profession, dealers
and the musical world generally to examine
this truly wonderful instrument.
The Burdett Combination Organ
ApU name indicates, itan ingenivr niiion ofallonr
junuard improTementa, coa.bu.ed ith mmvy new
features never before introduced or ttemi.tt:d in
lifed Organ. toetLer makn.g tt.ii.1 rKan Ibe m
rns VLiHA of instrunieitx, and one tLat haa al
ready created a revolution in tie pwbhc mind in
tbe decided favor of tl geneiaJ adaption or Keed
Orjaoa. both Tor aecular and aared uiuic, where
an instrument ii required either to accompany tLc
voice or to i.roduce orcbtatial eflect.
With tbe mnltitudinona and nipr:8irg combina
tiona that are contained in tLia iiuctrument, the moat
intricate muaic of the "great n.aatera," can be ren
dered aa on a gMnd organ ; or the moat aimple mo
aic tor the nielodeon can be played by a child.
All the rariona improvements on the Burdett Or
gan are protected by patent, belong ex.lu-ively to
tha Company, and can be used on no other organ.
,IJuFn,t Bw',rd.ett0rK",llia,rciT1 "oat
cordial and highest enconiuma from thow ranking
among the first of musicians and organist.
a !lJtV1 Y"Aepede says of the Bur
dett Organ : "It M by lar the most perfect reed
instrument we have ever seen."
The Christian Leader says : ' We had no idea
perfection f.Instruint'Dt Could bo wrought to inch
The New York Observer My, : '-Ita ptritj
orvoicing.ricbnepsofu.ne.and wonderful or
chestral conibmationg. together with a number
nfJriVf f,d v1 8tP8' rendtr 5t an intru
pctftion " Prfwtion -aa to be Leyond com
The prow and public everywhere wbo have
had an opportunity oflitenirg to it beautiful
train, not only give it their unqualified appro
val but unhesitatingly concede tbs. it tand
without a rival. aianas
Tl e Burdett Organ range fn price from
S135 to S1000.
irv1'0 New Cabinet o,gn
S45, $75, S 100, &c.
C. n. Tremaine & BroM
WHOLESALE AgKNTS,
Jiy, x70. u tii;iji.-
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.,
op hartford conn.
ASSETS OYER $313,000,000.
THE ADVANTAGE OFFERED TO INJURE BY THIS CONPANY IS
Solid Security, Superior Economy, and jus Louveuieut ay situ of
Auuual Lhvideudf.
1
ANXUAL INCOME ABOUT 10,000,000,
i
i
With Lower Expente of Management than ady other American Company, it is
sued all the moat desirable kinds of
Life and Endowment Policies,
i
On which Dividends will be paid
ANNUALLY AFTER THE FIRT PAYMENT,
0. D. WAIT. Qencral Ag-ent,
JNO. A. BRADSUAW, Ag'l, Salisbury - 3cill
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COT.
HOME OFFICE
RICHMOND
Assets lO h September, 1870
annual income over .
PolicicM itsued to lt Dec,
PREMIUMS ALL CASU REDUCED BY THE A yy UA L CASH
DIVIDENDS ON THE CONTRIBUTION PLAN.
OFFICERS
W. C HARRINGTON,..
JOHN E. EDWARDS,..
r
I. J. HOPKINS
D. J HARTSOOK
PROF. E. B. SMITH
T -p WTl I Tl1
O. Zu. "ULtr,
D. W. COURTS. C.,yCl Anntnr TIV. v
T ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED iEVERYW HERE. jp
Feb io iv ; J
J. Wtvmmm. Pr.tor. R. H. MrO.t. a c. . !..
Ct.ipiitliHfnMiinCl.,M4 M IwMit, N. x.
MILI.1QNS near Tettlmeay tm their
Weaderfal Carative Ellrrta.
Thej are not a wile Faner Drink, Made of Peor
Ram, WblakcT, Prosr Spirit a and RcTaae
Lleaara dcx-tored, npiced ami crtrnr.l to plraw tlie
ttcaUad "Tawlcv" "A pitiiers" "hlrU-TTA.lc,
that lou4 tl: kpWr om to rfrankennc nd ruin. bnt ar
atro Meliciii(.niaa froni tlie .txtiT Krvn. and Herbs
of California free fram all Alraaolic Sllraa
! TherarethetiKEAT HI.OOI) rt KI
FIERana A LIKE UITIXti Pitt NCU'LE,
a parfaet Renovator and lnijfjr.,t.r of the pytrm.
carryinuofT all ixMiiot.ou nmttcr ajid moriiiK the) kxd
to a health; condition. Ne pn-ann can tak Ihet Bit
tara acrtflaK to airectiona and remain long- unwell,
prwldea litr bonaa ara not dn.tro.reit by mineral
poanaov aaher aiaaaii. and the iu.l on;ana wattaj
bejfand thp point of repair.
Tae am a Ceatle ParcaiUe aa well aa a
TaJa, poin, je, tha peculiar merit of attmg
a a vm r! B-p.t In reliaviBK LV'ii reckon or Ii.fLin.
BiatlOTi of tha Lirer. ! all thVlrl CrKma.
tOM. FEU ALE COMPLAINTS, i n ycrane; or
old. aiorriaii or inle. at the awa of womanWl or at
the tarn 0 Ufa. tbewn T enic BiUera have t.o etjnal.
Far liflaanaitry aad Chronic Kheama
llaaa a4 ;at. Unttyda or Iadicration.
BHUaa, Baailttcat and I at ermlllr nt Fc
Dlaeaaea af tar- niood. Liver, Kid
aeya aad oMaider, th( v Biltera have bren mot
aticaeWoL Hack Diaeas.-s are canrd ty Vitiated
1U4, Wa iarenerally prluord by dtrraniaient
I ho Dlceatlve Or(tu.
DYHPBPMIA OU lAIMOF.STIOX, Bead
aehe. Palo la the Wiauldera. Coiilia. Tiabtueu of tba
Chest. Ihioea, ir Kructationi of the 8utuach.
Taa'e in the Mouth. Btlioat Attarkm. falpnatlon of
tha Htart. iDOammatioa af tbe 1.udc, Paia la tbe r
fioaa af the Kidney a. and a huixlred other pait.ful irmp
loma. an the offprln of trppla.
Ther ineirorate the t.Baeh and .UnioUte the torpid
Lier and Bowel, which renaer thcta of unsujlfj
enWcr ia eleanaina the bloo-l of all impunviea. aad ioi
rtbc aew lifW in 1 wi-or to the whole ratrm.
FDIt HK IN DIMEAHCS, traTf. Tetter, fait
Rieua, EMakea. Spota. fiKi-le. Pustule. bolU.Car-y-TneW.
Rinr-Wortna. aral.l Ural Ron- Kr Krr.ine
I'ch.uMK lHIoratK,U. of tl,. .kiaT Hunter. Ld
U mm-, of te tk. cf w .at-r- name ..r .i,re. aia
I lerallT iM ap aiKi erriel out of the ,,tcra , L,,
kT,he U,M0, tera. (h. buttle In .Ur"
tlTe0t JO"T,DC, Xtt" ,u, luloua of their eura
Oeaaae tha Vitiated Blood wbenervr rra Bnd It. Im
roHHea huratioe thraachtha kia B Pimplee. Ema
tioaa ar Sor.a ; deaaae It when yoa fin4 it obatroe'H
aadtlacctaa ia Ua ein: deania It wliea it k Inal.
and ywar foelinca will teUroawbea. Keep tba Uoad
aara. and the b-altb of the Tteni will follow.
PI a, Tae, and oilier Warm a. lurking ia the
raWai of aa many thouaaad. are effectually destroyed,
and removed. 1ltlnroKhe.1 phy.iolriit.
,,.",rr'T,n, ""Mal apon the fcce of the
earth who, body ii exempt fmra the pr. -oce of
I.'TJTv . DO, "po1! ,h h'althr element, of the
blythat worm. et. bat apon the diaeued humor
2!i.:BrvdTi,', U,l ,ht "' "winter, of
TJT' , ? PT.i-m of Medicine, oa rrnlfiurea, no
theee Bitterm" 'U ! lU ,T,t"n fruk ormi Uke
i. WALKEE. PrepHetor. It H. McDOlf ALD CO,
Un"'1"?cJ ':n A"nU- Fraoriaco. Califorol.
aad Jj aod J4 Commerce Street. New York-
K7-SUU BY ALL DRIUUISTS AND DEALERS.
A COMPETENT teacher vcm,t-,l by tho
Jt of Janujiry next t- tak ,iio ,.f
FRANKLIN ACADKMY. which located
on the Now Morksville nad, four iuilo from
.Salisbury. Apply to
M. A. MILLER. Ch airman
of th. Hoard t.f Trustees.
Saliabury. N. Ntiv. . 11.
EDVAf D HAIQHT & CO.,
BAKKBKS,
ISTo. 0 Xff&ll Street. TJew "SToik.
WW PKtSA I TKKrT 11 I. u i li i.v
ITriHTM ALL
DKPUMTS.
Tlie btiainewa of our firm is the
State or National Tt.nnk
aame aa anv
Individual- or firm tanking with ua mav de-po-.il
and draw aa they pkaM-, the aame aa'with
an? Bank, except that we allow intereat on all
ba I lance (of five ier rnt.)
We buy and aeli Uonda. Sirw-lr. nnM n.:.
newa pa perm, and rollet t ho-ine note anJ Hmfi. '
LhmnaKiml tUm ITrIi Ui.. . .
-.....-".--giT.nir ito-ii re-
1IALK1U1I, N. 0.
V A
$2,01 1,099.70
..1,000,000.00
a,ooo
18?6
PRESIDEXT.
Vice President.
- Assistant Scretakt.
V.I.. '
. "LILAKl.
.SUPEItlNTEXDFM nv Ar.rxnt.
LEWIS C HANES. Agent,
4 fa.vk.yi-wo.a.. V s
r rx- k u
WIIiLIAM VALENTINE,
r'.u r"!iiir- liifti'l'ic i-!.11()..d to him. Ue ui.w
ir. ft. nil them Hint ho ha- litud up a new and
t'tminH&uiir
Chop, ; in Sr. Henderson's Brick-
Quilling-. Room No- 2,
wfcerr lh1 Wi.r.lil In 'I'l. ii-.d ii, ... t l,..n it..
t I . v.. a i 111
pnaraiitf. to ji vt -all'.u titn in rvrr ca-e.
He ha ii hi-, fi.pl. iy ..(" tho U-t Ilair'Ore sft-ri-in
Wt'-titjrn Xt.rtb Car..liua. He rt-qutitt- a call
: frtin aU,
trt. X C . ! 17.
SO if
FALL and WINTER
IMPORTATION.
i 1 S 7 1 .
o:
1st ibbo ii s ,
Millinery and Straw Goods,
i ;p:
Armsli-ons:, C alitor A: CO.
; mroBTEn. to jr.BBrps of
BONNET, TRIMMING d VELVET
BinnoNs,
Bonr,ctSIks, Sutins and Velvets, Blonds,
Netts, CriijKK, lluehes, Floicers,
leathirs. Ornaments,
Straw Bonnets & Lndirs' Hats.
, Trimmed and Utitrimmrd,
! SII AKKK IKM)IS. Ac.
! 2:;7 A 2.VJ ll,U,more Street, ;
BA LT 1 .11 ORE, JID.
OfTer the lar-eM Sirk to be found in I hi.
Country,-and iin(ju.tilt d jn choice, variety ar.l
ch piios compri-inc ihe latent Kiiroj,n tiov-elii-.
(nlor. K.liciied, and prompt atler.tion
Kuril.
aer:'tent.
SIXTY-HV" nor
RIZtMIOALS AWAROCO
THK ;rk.t
SOUTH KUN
MANrFAC
TJKY. VM. C. KNAitr, CO.
' yiiinufirturers of
CiRAND, .S.ALKL AND ITRIOIIT
Piano Fcrtes,
i BALTIMORE, MH.
Thec Inatninienta have been lcfore the Pub
lic lor nearly Thirty Year, and upon tlwir ex
cellence wlone aitaiiu d an mnpHirktuvft fwr-rm-menrr
whith pnnioiince-4 thorn unorU3litl, in
TOXC, TOICH, HUI.KMANM1II' AND LtUA
UII.ITY. t"T ' A 1 1 our SjU'ire Pinnns have our New
Iinproviftl Ovkr-tkl.vg N ali; and the Agrup",
Trtble. j J 1
CfU. W e would call atcial atlontion In our
I .. .. I ...... . .i i . . ...
,1.1.1.- t iiieiMci 1 1 1 1 i r i v . -1 1 1 1-1 1 1 iu irawl i muor
and .'yLur ijntudr, loiuid ill no otl.t r Piali...
which I .r liar the Pi.ino nearer p.rfvction than
luu yet yoon attainotl.
Errry Puihu Fully W'urmntrd fyr Fiv l'enr.
e i- by ptCii anaiit'cnient enallcd
to furnUli I'm tor I rynuj :nitl Mljinn ol the
mot celel.rlel mkor, W holtoale and lUtail
at l.wf- Factory Price.
I lluxiratt-d ( ala!' c it-i ;.nd Price I.t.t. prompt
ly furni4icd on npp icatioti i.
VM. KN ARK Alt).. Iiiitimoro, Md.
Or any of our regular el:ii.Iiln.-d agmcio.
Octoljer lo, 1S71. (imontha.
CONTAINS THE OOVFRV1IFVT ftP
the State, Holding of the Court, many Valu
able mjoipta, an amrate Monthly Calemlar,
Oanlon Calendar, ami many Anecdotea, Suric,
Ac, making it r.i.e of the "nue-t valuable ami
interowtipg Almanac'a pnUM.ed. For Sale ai
the Store of M- k A Riown, and McNeely A
Walton,. SaliaU.rv, N. C.
! ' lm9
Amenta ! Head This !
ear rwt a- lar mt a Paa-a rw lt
tr
wwa.f- H w a lr m W . twea aw t
..WWf.-
Prospectus of
"THE PATRIOT."
THEPATHlOT,w adailj lVuxailr.
ConrnratiTe iewpjiT, ia Uiahed tT ih.
"Patriot Nrwtarr Aaaocialioti," t Xo. y7 jj
atrvtrt, between ;inlli aad Tecih, cilr of w'alh
inton.
-Tlie Patriot" will adrocata a proton ani
perfoct restoration of tb L liion in all ju
and iu entire intesriij ; eualiij .bk tL
butea aa frtcnbexi by bj the ctmi-tilaiioa the
loiniediaie removal of ail dUabtlitica reau'hi,,
from (he ciril war, aid the retoation of h,r.
mony and fraternal 6-Howahip beiweeti all err
liorw of the country, which the abuaew arj oaur
uatiot.a of jwrtUan power Lire criminIr ij
bored to preretil :
A Tar iJ for rercnue to rorer the txprndh.
ure of an economical adminttrmtioa, aud at
meet the iu.t obi ira tiona t,t iK l:..-
- r- ..viKUBinjl fj J
oppox-d to the exunng aralem of exUorUuU
"V,W,W ur 'i1'! rnonopoliea ai.j utidt Ii
gui.d partiality fur fa to ml niaiiufactorer
lU-dtKtion of the prmm odiutu and otVra.
aire ce of '.axalion, boll, m
lo dutic on nuporta and on internal Ttrtvuh-
KiSid t.i.omr in trery dertroeol of te
(.ovrri.ment and rrt rt ncl.uient of ihe eiird
I.oft.rin of ihe public K-rrit-e ii. all it Lrath
e, Civil, Miluary jd Naral;
A aound .Nalional curm.rr, Kjuallf die ra.
ted among the Stalw, ai.d protected
lTiil.-ilive fJiK-tuatioita:
The rirhta of inUlli'm-r.t 1.1 ,.
atlfiali cnmbinat i.mi In d.-prade and ewri.i. it-
.r-....,,, .nun ine public UnU aillbe
JJ-rrTed lor anna! filler, and aa a rrourceof
.National crclit, in opptteiiion to the ItaJUal
tollCT f t'lioriiiiiik Vui. .. -... l
- - r- .iu.4iii aou
corrujt m in rur :
The fullest and firmel protection to Ameri
can ciiin tie abroad:
And cordial armpathy with all pec lea nr
glmw h.r libeny nr.d arlf -government.
Il i intt-ndi-d u t-ublUh a nriaer of tha
fir.t las and to etiliivt the brat available talent
in all iu depart met. I. -
Terms Invariably CaJi in Adiance :
The I ailr Patriot, per annum, $10 00
Ihe Wt-tkly Patriot, per annum, ain-
ple copy, 2 !)
The Wtt Lly Patriot, per annum, cluba
of t ii or more, j og
RetniiiaiKt may be made bv drafta ordiexka
payable in ai.y of ihe piWipal ci lira, or by
1 oet Office ortlore. AiMmeon Uuinna,
J.MKS (i. HtHKUT,
"Pat riot Office." Waehinglon, 1 1. C. '
.ational Drmorrilir EirfBlIu Knidtit
Commitlrr.
Wamiiki.tux, I. c, Angnat SCih, IfTO
We Uke pleaoure in recommending rooaiear
netly to ihe mpi.n of our Iemocralie and
toi.-trvative fiitnda throughout the tvtiniry
"Tlit Patrit" newspaper, a annooiK-e-d ia the
fr fcfinjc pn-cta.
There i. r.o journal at the Capitol threogK
which the voittr ol t.pjKexitioti ran now be hrard,
or ihe abu and iiiKpiine of ibc artv in pow
er mar bo ex:-tJ.
hmli an t-ran I. a become an adrni.ttd r.-i-w.iiy,
a hich wo are r rvijadV wul be abiv
antl ii-ul u.rily fjpplu-d by "The PatritK "
Ihia t ni-q,rM rcti i,x.u a firm uiitlaiit-n,
and i etililled io the tourd i.ee and fattr tf aii
men who leire to rrdtent tl.r ... rrtirut i t
irom i.iUrulc ai.tl tt.rruption. and it. l.m,K
ilie prin. iplc., .implo irtut--, anj ii.Uprity of
our fon-Uihor.
COMMITTLE :
S:.m. J. Kandall. M. ('., chairman. T M.
nuih, H. W.Mwuni. M. ( A. St. f. Ivntrr,
F. Mono, M C. p. T .Meiuk, N LJefiriw, Sec
retary, '1 honiaa amv. M , Trcaaurcr.
f N G I; I'.SS I f i N a L COMMITTEE :
En-one rl. (.-.I; John P Stockton. V
J; Win II iUrin-m. ( t.nn; H 8 locum, Y;
Jo'.n T P.inl. N J ; Nam" I J Randall, Pa ; E T
Ilik'ir-, Irl ; K Siot.o. M.I ; J W Johr.aton, Va
K K M,oU r, N C ; P Van Trump. Ohio ; W K
NiM.uk, I nd; A (J iJterr. Ill; It W inchoner,
Ky; t A Mioah. Tonn ; L W.IU, Mo; I A
I'.ldridge, Wi-; ); M WilM.n, Minn; Jtephs
Smith. Ort-cn ; J A Jtdu..n, t ol ; J C Cor.i.or,
lexa-; P M l: Young, (;.; p.,irT(
A C Itfrer. Ark. " 2tf
Change of Schedule.
Company Shoj.a. June Ild.ll
Cn and altt-r Si. i, da v. Ju: e 4 th. 1 K7 1 . trajr.i
will In run oi- t!.ih r. ad iu accort!a:.te ilb
the ft.llt.witj):
TIME TABLE--H. C. RAILROAD
TRAlVf r-OI.VC E f T :
i r. a
aTiTtoaa.
til'
A. Bill lil
Cb.t In; t. , . .
i 1 1 ti -w . . .
(re-nb- r." .
Cn.!h. .
It I t.. gn.
Rleijh
G'I4.Uto". . .
. ' liri
t rm I -
I - ri -
K 'I -II
U Mi . '
t - a 1 l i
'-.a
ii..
1 r
1 .
II i'
I- r
t ki
Tr.ia ro'Mi wi--
miui
.!.. LAtt
Mil
MS - S
llili IH
1 1 rm 11 I -
ii er.e ii . i
. i
tric.
nut
ChurV lie,
J. r
7 1 a a
4 1 4 n t B
I - ; 1 as
11 -T r w IJ.oJ a
).: la.f
.e r a . I 4
r. mi r a
I r. M,U. .
H.l tlv
i .i.irt..
(kl(ieLr.rt
W II r.KKES.
Ma'trrf Triup.r.aiiri"
.11 T T I y nt.p.. J ( irTI.
NSW GOODS.
McCubbins, Sullivan & CO.
II. te J 1.1 rrrtho.l their Kali and WiatrrHrHl af
Newtitx..!. rou. -t itie .f Ttj i.ckkI.. liaidwarv.
..torrru . it,e-a are. I'cMit. rf .toe.. Hal aatl
i Pai'.t Jtr:l Pie Muff. lr-n aad Ml
dl e H.rne.- n1 t't.aili Ir'rmu.f. folw, 1"
rw-r H.n.ro a t.J -iirtinr I-.tU-r. Lla.tia aaJ
llifle P'.w.ter H.ceu.f at..! Tie, la f.tt erj
lltitig 7IIK ViMl l.K M Ll. la tl.illo
CALL AND SEE US.
They Vep eonwlant!;- oa Kand a larpa Ktxk f
GUANO, PHOSPHATES. LIME de.
-end in vour irr.
!i.t.uy N. '..Sept. I 1 7 1 -
1871. Fail Trade, 1871.
NEW GOODS! GOODS!!
Mo3V ool V" 3 Wnltou
H.WK -ccivcd their New Pall t-t.i ,rd
an- . t ilii f thcui at
OLD P BICES,
notwiih.fatM.ir.piLe reat ad ar f e in Cvtt" 9
and W.,!;oii ;.,.!.. Tl.oyould i!mi rtll r"
prci-.i ittetiti.,u to their large at.d well aj-ift
cd Mt k f
MEN'S AND ROTS CLOTHING
in which they are offerini i'.remt r.mryit II
yo i wi.h t eae m.iy c!l and eiaum e tie;r
St k I lx for. ju.cha-ir. UvLr
.Se.l 'ZJ. 1-T I if .
,
Save your Wheal & Oats.
IMlt IKTANT NdTH K TO FAllMKO-
An lTiJo-1iif diM wtery twprrfeel VH i
Whett ahtllU'- If the dir-H.rti are ar
If f. 4 '.owed end thr rf ia Jare-J fcf ra-
ey t r.1 It refetwie-i ' All I -
ia ft trwal Prepared aitj U-t a! -l mi
j ii t:ssjr
JU 1 la-lW
l:lmj J
..aU.UU ' "