v V.
, . . 4t wmn4 . i m . ' sua tr.fr pA eol I rf
I .Saturdayy .JaUtlu .a ttn,iBQ. -j
Is
.TOtofj a Wllecf tVjhe folrWnf Ww rates
:etf subscription, tb advance being render
ed necessary by the increased expense at
tendant on puteftlSTsenieBt :
1 1
One Yeat - f 7 00
iSfirfLkL - 5 ar oq
- One MonltfJ" ri - - 73
-if
"Breakers "ahead.
:1
- t .
Tn otrf issue bf Sunday last appeared, an
"-editorial! headed " The Bondholder land
$,t; .. ' !;( io..Aj f Kit f"-
Yk&peei4J?ayoKato,:wVM, titOuxaMnot
cateYaVrfMgJ'fftlift It very
careful reflectfoK lf e assumed the ground
..ha IhVncTaeDlna! dtbf pros-
J. enl AdministralQjx ere unmistakably to
",',VardiTa rmdmpifoWot ''apct jpaymwti f
'jej.tt th'e'PreBi(lerit and KiiVSemtahr of
t 'Af ''!25i-L V--Cr-.vt:--.
,A miCa8ury1 w?r, vr., wi , um--
.trous policy, and that it must, necessarily
,&'tn t.H.f.:-, i . J
prevail. We suggested, in conclusion, the
importance of preparing; as best we could.
SiaeaberartictoapTBftrtd ate find an
n t (editorial in the Noi York rrijM,4 which
J
fl
.1
so fully accords with our expressed vicwi
that ire xnaWan eitract, not for the pur-
pose of fXrr r -thecing our claims to sagac
ity: but in the earnest hope that our peo,
tr T'T t1 yT 0 r r '
phoritt consider well thi warnings Ofsueh
high financial aothortty M 'the Tribune.
" Business is likely ' to be dull anct hazard
out for the next three or four year A to a
jority seem bent in our view, madly bent
on gradual approaches to , resumption,
instead of taking the plunge' at once and
being done with it. We have made aeon-,
aiderable approach toward specie pay
ments since Grant's election became mor
- ally' certain; and we are quite likely to go
further on that road directly, - This in
wives lower prices slower sales, .dull trade-
.importless, trade Jess, spend less, make
' iess,"in the three years next ensuing, than in
, ; V5e, thre fauX ii and fespetlae houses
willfaU, ; clerk's, " and' other,, employees will
(trjUni k. s ;
be thrown out of business; mechanics may
JHaH ''lmfeotthan1'c$ad; changes
' vuwelame to alL'Mt bearing especially hard
on our densely peopled cities, llappy they
wo shaQ.be able, if thrown out of busi
ness in the cities, to rally on their own
nomble homes P. A j
:Jit V1 beolirod th'at we give unusual
prominence to this article., , But ;we feel
that the importance of the question dis-
, cussed demands all the earnestness we can
bestow on it During the past four years
r , our people have been .slow to realize the
approach of danger. Many, "of them are
now engaged in reckess speculation, ap
parently utterly oblivious of the fact that'
the tendency ot prices is downward; that
Ai Jhaltoys has conitffocjin .txercjidroCthe
utmost prudenca .in business; and that
only those who take' warning hi jtlme can
hope to escape the faxj , of (the fcfinancia
earthquake so near at hand.. ,,
We hope out cotcmporaries of the South'
ern press will consider this question "and
give their readers the benefit of their conn-
sel. It is one of vital importance; to the
people of the SotW, and Bhould receive
. t v ' .v i
u the earnest and thoughtful attention 'of
' ' those whose duty it is to guard ! failhjallf
the nublic Interpjita ' i l
't- ,r3- 1 ru-! U i,. (
jmi ' Ci !
The Snow Sheds' of the. CentralPa-
cific Railroad extend f6i ac!6pntin,hous dis
eanceof twenty-two toiles,' with breadth
of sixteen feet, ancl s "hight of sixteen
i . . feet, ac iBeluding th'pish' af the roof.
un 'The sideVare inclosandliheTslieaa! re-
; :! 'seaable. 4,hpng lannelt'ghtgjhedes
thmn crh . t h a i n fo raft noa Ku 4- i
' The building is braced together in. a sub
stantial manner,rtd trbolted to the roeka
wherever thelroad' abferbaches .
-- feared, the roof ii extehded iothd Vail of
' rocks,sb tbiheltalUjagrhaaies shall
- depod.pn eptfeeij side, .dpwn, the
.T?ftfi-, -Where sldelirigs;', hay been laid,
f tejjhedj is widerthan sixteen feetcn Vljhe
ehtirelnuiding covers an, i area roi mre
.zrxx&xmmwwmi ortf-thr.
I .tyfCfvei.9tmtm ?nnfi'feetj of.
lumber hare pppn nacd in building thfese
shedDDXJO u ljuaaqd
- f j-j-: here is some trntn m the idUow
t.'iagi Wby don't rceaaii'jnerchantaj ad-
V L' vertia? itJaeaiw they 'jiett
do heyjVill .1
'lt7r: we reiiiai ? tlniJtffS9?a ill
(',rwf vrvi .iawi!a: f
. ' JJbbartmeht or Agriculture tojjf ebruap,
- - '-: -' t On ou Um. :.."';.""
v From a recent circular sent us by ol,
Wo. Fi Beasley, te-Agent iortb "Griat
Southern Process! for tt anutac
gars and syrups fro arm t abrg
we clio the annf ied hJaraeraph
sneaks volumes in favor of the process he
represents. 1 411 shomaresa tins extract
kly,QbklccfljiiBl?rtVpromises much
f mmf sarjt Tba tiw frfr plaaemg
ifcaSt'Mrt&iUtliitlieBOtkk) . AfJil id the
15lhtf May, in tbia Staty-therefore sufli-
H6W8eafrfTHaW thf cHtinl9rXo!.
Beasley'a proeess and,Jf satisfied, take ad
vantaged it this season,, ... . tit..
Col. Beaaley'jj headquarters . are at
(Green8bofp'fyad, he yyi pomply furnish
. . , a
r"J r .ry, -rv- 5T.a
ih liir exirsci to wnir.n wp invne rllpei- i
tion:
Office v th& L6uisv'illk Democbat, )
' Tuesday Evening, Mafcn 2, 1869: (
uution as an article from which molasses,
syifpliw spgatco&ld ' pi made! (aid not
meMpkft'tieDerkl icouragemetaA from
aha focV that .tha aysiem ot manu&orare
was crude and imperfect, and much ot the
'dross and" unpalatable "substance in the
cane' impregnated the juice1. Now that
sorghum lias com iutp rur general cul
tivation, and scientific as well as practical
inimls have experimented 'and examined
the process adopted by the farmeraover
in Indiana and Illinois, they have, obvia
ted all defects, and with the' improved
machinery," at very little' extra 'cost- o
trouble, they have succeeded Jn making
pure sugar and molasses, and syrup .un
surpassed by the best refineries in" the
J The LouistiUe Sorgo , Company is now
Tmanufacturinff' 'sugar and Syrup of the.
the 8Yruiy geiRnff freelv
as fast as In'adci, at''t90jCQnts"er gallon.
Sample of the sugar ,.they,, manufacture,
which lias been past twice through the'
CS.tr.fugal .mil!. ifaUgjTSTjJSspect.
in grain, color, pnghtnessand sweetness,
to the best refined AMi sugar' ever made.
tIt. is ascried Jthat this q,uajjtx Pi sugar
0M fjv uiuy uicburcva tut javcu cuiiM per
pouncL which is iu?t onAhir.dflva pres-t,
cut rteyptai!infQt the" lnipprtcdiirti-
clewa urice.wluch makes it too much of a
luxury to be freely indulged in, excepting
by the rich. , . i I
a.'acre of'groum) .itrw uiwcrted. can
readily produce a'product of 900 pounds
,ot sugar, from the sorghiiniicane grown on
it, or 150 gallons of syrup, - which, at 11
pounds to the gallon, equals 1,650 pounds.
At one-third the present rates, of sugar
and molasses a crop of sorghum would be
more profitable to the farmer than corn or
other grain, and at far less labor. ' -
JRisir qu'uRCii ' estabUsiint.
The commissioners appointed' to'examine
into the valdd of tbe property belonging to
the Irish t Established Church,' reported
that an income of f 3,000,000 - per annum
was uctiyuu iium tuia source. - unc oi iiic
commissioners who signed the report, has,,
since it was presented, made' another tati
mate, and fixed the annual income' at $3,-
195,225, derived as follows : From land,
$1,039,180 ; from perpetuities and leases,
$672,230; from tithe rent, $1,837,315;
making altogether from these sources a to
talbf $$548;725.iTbV revenues "derived
from cathedrals is placed at $96,500, and
from the investments held by the Eccl-
siastical Commissioners, $550,000. " '
.'SOUTHERN-RECUPERA TION.
Late English journals mention the fact that
heavy orders have just been received from
the I Soufhfirn Rbifes for iron ralla.: to re
pair the railroads destroyed or , damaged
aunng me war. l ne Dusiness mieresu
of South Wales are likely to be largely
Ibehefittedbythe'derhahd: If ftVtf
New UAMrsirrRE? The full retnrns of
the recent elections', held in Ncw Hamp-
suire, are. tfiven, by the papers of that
State, as follows : "Entire vote for Gov
ernor, C7,860 Stearns, .Republican, has
85,775, nd Bedet, Democrat;1 82,057, and
there are 30 .scattering, steams' major
ity, 3716.,,, For Congress, Ela's majority ia
tha First District is iJOOj Steven, it tht
Second District, 1600 ; and Behton's, in
the Third District, GOtf. The Senate stands
ten Repubfieans to fwbD1Aiocrat9V The
House consists of 193 Republicans and 139
ojemucrais, iw;puuiicau pajonij, o.
J UiTKirowH HEras. The following ar
ticle we copy from the Weekly Examiner,
published at Waco Texas, thinking it
might interest and " perhaps Jbe of - advan
tsge to some ot oar readers :
V H. Ukkxown Heies. Alexander McCul-
lochv Oeneral Land Agent, Waco, Texas,
una in uis psscsiyu mnu c truncal es
amounting in the aggregate to thirty thou
sand acres ot laod,telon2ior to tbe heirs
of the men who fell with Fannin at Goliad.
3 - Jit.. m a . a vr - - "
a cwhui xrsvn ai uir Aiaaio.i wn- jac-
Culloch is desirous of communicating with
lueae paixies, dui Knows not wno or wnero
they are." in
tW "Leo" wrttci'fotho" Charleston
Courier front Washington, that ! bur rela
tions with England are critical; more than
that, they are are. threatening, u England
has gone , far inM concession he will
be met.wjth no corresponding forbearance
on this Bide. The British are ' a proud
people? KThey-will make war upon any
p'6fnt' oTnraUdnal Honor. We1 are '"forcings
r HfT-Tba aesulti of A a i carofalr starch
through New York city for. a house, show
ed thai!nWnire paceincluded be
tween Madison avenue and Sixth fcvenue
irom Fourteenth . street up to Fiftieth
strftp thClleRwaeuSes of which
the rent was a low as - $3000, tud-these
were malUntVuovl8irable. ' '
rnt" Tnvi ' -- ''mm U. i. t
" A potato carried
the pocket
cures
an who b
ITitfetU&I
JffFKiPF?ce Jr- one of New
Hantferr representativea la" the- Legial
JWrtThs f f vreA toawi th f attend Xts ire
I cently passedj)y that model organization..
A. . i . . J . . 1. 1 V 111 - n mr
f 'fgjT Grant mak'anotbverlaV
Cl oi
HrcrpQmce repeal.
South affoHU everything that appears in
terlng?ptt-I wnlftt rwnuce rarefy werTrrwra iau to Jut tl DU:rv8 its aira read i. t ." i :. : ; f,l If-
Which i ! IjJL" t-JL 1:.. Jk ' ar2uV . "r. :. sin.U 'rnaUtorf 1 i IT n'tk tL.Urtf.iftn. ta tidi. TSurantLd it K
proach President- Grant witV a box of
trheserr-rrr
MA'efrTi
apprecitt
, Bal rxsa qhestionj ttill '
creates much i discussion uhroughout the.
State: i;-;:'lln-tiia,
. m. e XL 1 T71
.. .Tiro "rKftK. mini
.iiLiflj eh'nfeat6WljHc.nnd
the petftnaancl f f thfS?CMig! aye much-
praised. . ( ;
' tttaj&faBUAi eamitipiiloithe
sudenta ojCharleston. olege ook jjjace
last Wednesday, and the scholarship" jlii-
. . :L young negro voy .one. pam ,
Mlddleton,' snatched a pocket bok; last
Wednesday, from the hands fit a' lady in
Charleston. -"Tbe act w a bold, and 'the
yguug ruuuer wiif suuef or w;iicriiy.
;Last Wednesday ,a wlut6"1n-
fant was discovered i-branch . oa the
north side of Shepherd street, in Charles-
ton'asd tnverdii.f 5 sOpronera inrr
was that' the child ha'dleen murdered.
A delegation ot JLngustA tire-
ton yesterday, for the. parposa of escort
ing home their steam fire-engine, which ia
on board of a steamer at Chuarleston. , ,
.V3y.il v-iKf a rre r
tt'.jj Vi.- .. .: 5,-vaa"".'- '' '
r. .ai JLHNCAi S88IO iBoS-'OOi. . . j ,
r SENATE k
NIGHT 8E88ION.-
. ' TuEsDAY-March 23, 4869. ;
XTbSnaWfet Si iWMSll '
. TJjq revenue bill jcame if if unfinished
business. J '
After many amendments had beed con
sidered and rejected or adopted, the bill
was refused a passage on third reading by,,
yeas Jo.n.yB aa.v , v
ait. uook movea , a reconsideration oi
the vote just taken. j,: tv - :
The motion to reconsider prevailed..
Mr. Moore, of Cartaret, moved the pre-
vious question.
The motion of Alr.AIoore, of Larteretr
preTaileOriqia Yd
iue oiu passeu inii.areauing r
On motion the Benate'adjourneU.
?tt
. !.,.- .ww tnt SENATE. . ipi'i i . .
' 1 , Wednesday,' March 54, 1869,
Pursuant .to adjournment, the Senate
was called to-order at-10 o'clock. .
Mr. Jones, of Colunodn frQ11 the com
mittee on Agriculture and alining, report
ed tavofably onJbfrfcthroteCtion or
Mr. Brogden, from the committee on
Financcy reported favorably on bill to con
tinue in force- an act authorizing the town
ot Fayetteville to issue bonds. '
Mr. Bellamy gave notice of a bill to or
der the late Sheriff of Edgecombe county
to collect arrears pf taxes. ,
After some riiscussI6n the rules were
suspender! to take up. certain railroad bills;
1 1 T ll I . . T " - . Tt - '1 J
Company, passed its several readings.
Bill to incorporatevtbcFayetteville and
iNew ltiver railroad company.
Mr. Scott ofFered a ' substitute, whkh
was adopted. ; ' t . ; an (r v :
The bill passed second reading.
Bill to enable the Chatham Railroad
company to complete its read ?.i : r
The bill passed second reading. 1 1
Mr, Sweet rose, to' a . question, of privP,
lege, lie understood that -the- promising
son of our Treasurer had,'" i :day before yes-
ceruayiaia wa lor jiia will i jidu
geon on the -stair-case which he -usually
dflscendftd.l " ITa hannennd trf Accent' the
invitation o? a friend and' went out a dif-
lerent entrance, lhis man was a coward
and a bally. Such conduct was an inva-
sion oi me pnvueges oi .. tuo senate. , us
bad beeo through eleven larg and bloody
battles and had been opposed to ' brave
men and never flinched. lie should resist
any invasion : of his rights with "all the
means God, nature and art' had. put into
his hands. ' IIcdefiedMhe coward and
buJlv to touch jb, hair bn bis head. V"
Bill relative to Tennessee River Valley
Railroad passed second reading;' '
. A message Was received from the House
refusing to concur in Senate amendments
pto the revenue wn. io - fT
; On'motioa of Mr,,StcphenX the, Senate
refused to recede and proposed a commit
tee of conferenpe, to" consist ''of fire from
eacn uousa . r
After which the Senate adjourned until
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.,.
f ra yt r-v'T rrj a T
tlOUSE OP REPHEENTATIVEa
WEiWEsiiXTrTrfarch 4,9.
it ". , ...... ' ii
The House met at 10 oxlock.
Mr.' Stilletr frnm the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported favorably bill" tolifiaket the
jicttWffotagaskeoV liaftJiiar with
face painted, a felony.
Mr. Hinnant, fromthc Committee on En
rolled bills, reported the ' folldwing . bills
correctly enrolled,, and. they were there
upon signed by the .Speaker: Act to ai
thorize tho construction of a railroad
through the couptiea of Granville, Person.
' CSsweH,' Ilockinguam; stokea anrt Hurry
and an act to continue In force and amend
an ct to'authorlze he-county of Chmber-
iudu buu iue iown or r ajenevvue xo issue
bonds for their indebtedness, ratified 2nd
March. 1867.
BILLS IKTUODUCED. 1
Mr. ' Foster- Bill :td 'incorporate the
in ortn Carolina Planters Insurance ; and
Loan OnmnssT. "- . !
ThTJniverstyapproprTatlon bill was
,made a, special order for Friday next at 10
o'clock. " '" " J '.'
Bill toi.legaljze interest! jipon open ap-
counts, came up as unnnished business.
Mr. Justice of Rutherford, moved to lay
.''tableAAgied'to.'X-VIl Vs
Bill to make the act of going masked,
isgruised; or With face painted, a felony,
w.v p vi waiKUiucut. .h: ....
4 The prtyions nestion waot-ordred
cao,1nais7 ;,.
, n Mr. Maloe aaoved to amead bv insert-
Uig After the word houses' IntM'thirrl
line, -first section, the words and every
person wbo'Shall join anv or&ranization ol
a secret character in which pretehd&i oaths
arc administered." V '
4Mxi LVroarr?c4lletl,th txewienn':
DT,: M.Tou's awendmeni to tr&ea sec-
; " . - ..4f.l"t--,-,j..,
tiirpassea second .. readingyeaa-
refeBira uiu wmi vaeDamenu lor concur- 1
ments were non-concurred in.
Tlio liouie a7rTourned7
...... j . , .. . . , . .. . i .i , a
ktiA' W.' . .JJ
' 'New Yoar.-ATurtisli,!ttHl'iac&.; f
Alt w w ell 'ja mtteatton
rOUND. EXTKACT EUCHU.. Thaoomponen!
Sarts are BUCSHU; le I,a ji COBEBS, JT-IPER-BERKlES.
i-.si, a ,ut:-i
MoDKor PJLKFAB.ITIOM. Bacho. In vacuo.
Juniper Berries, by distiUatlon, ta form a line
Slit. Cube t8 extracted by dlsplacemeijtj by
qnor obtained from Jnulper Berries, ooa-.
tauainv -very little sugar, a small proportion
of spirit, ana more palatable than any now in
use. rue active properties are ay tins mode
extracted. ,'w...K,jtn..W' -M'.
Buebu, as prepared by Pruggista Kenerally,
Is of a dark color. It Is a plan t that emits its
fragrance ; the action of a flame destroys this
(Its active principle), ' leaving a dark and glu
tinous decoction. - Mine is the color of ingre
dients. Tlie Buchti- ny- preparation pre
dominates ; the smallest quantity ot the other
ingTedients are aidU, to prevent fermenta
tion i upon inspection, it will be fonnd not to
be a Tincture, as made in Pharmacopoea, nor
nor is It a Syrup and therefore can be used in
cases where feve or Inflatntnatlon exists. In
this.ju hate tie Knowledge ot Uie ngretli
enta aOilJUiA mode of preparation.'.
Hopinir that Ttm ww4 lavor it with atrial.
and that npon inspectien.it will meet with
year approbation " i a r
. w ltn a xeeuns oi c anaence.
, Jiim, vei y respecfully,
V ihi- ,f Jl , i . ; '. U HELAIBOLD, ,
i .Chemist and Drnsraist f 16 Tears' Experi
' ftnee in Phfladelmiia, t nd now located at
his Dra? and Chemiial WarebOMC,-694
Broadwav. N"w York.
Froai the largtist Mannfiicturiig C3iemists In
" IUD Ut If! J
In aeanamted wit a Mr. H.T; Ifclmbold :
he occupied tbe Drng Store opposite my resi
dence, and. was successful in conducting: the
business where others had not been equally
so before him. 1 have been favorablv imorcss-
Hl with his aharacter and entcrprtsor
-. WILLIAM WEIGH TMAlf,
,; ; tuxinR Chemists.' Uintb and Brown 8ts.,
PhUadclphia. . . ...
IIblmbold's Fttrm ' Exteac"t BtTChtt. for
weakness arising from indiscretion. The ex
hausted sowers of Mature which are acoom-
,Pnieiby bo manyalarmlngByraptoms,aijin
VhichVilL be found, Ind isposiiion to Eiar.
uon, xs or Memory, aKeiiness, uorror or
Disease, pr Forebodings of Evil in fact. Uni
versal Isuitudi', Prostration, and iuabilit y to
enter into the enjoyments of society. -
x no uonsutution. once anectea wit u ursranic
Weakness, - requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BDCHU invariablv
in&HJ If no treatment is-auhmlttcd to. Coiir
lampuon or insanity ensues. . . . , ., .
hklmbold's x L.vro i,xTBAOT xiucHU, in anec-
tions peculiar to Females, is - vnequaUed by
any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or lie
tentlon, Painfulness, or Suppression of Cus
tomary evacuations, uiceraiea or bcnirrus
State of the Uterus, and all complaints inci
dent to the 6exi whether arislna from habits
Ot dissipation, imprudence in, or, the decline
or change of life. - e
Helmbold's Flpio Extract -Bitch w aid Ix-
movid Bosk Wash will radically cxterml
nate from tb systona diseases arising from
habits of dissiDatlon. at little exnense. little
or no ehamre In diet, no inconvenience or ex
posure ; completely superseaing Uiosu un-
nTaoannt and danffAmnd r.imml If. a PiinaivA
and Mercury, In all these diseases. ' ft f- '
.-USB HELMBOLD'S J LUID JkXTBAOT UCCHC in
all diseases of these organs, whether existing
in male or lemaie, irom wnatever cause origi
nating, and no matter of bo longstanding,
V. 4 1 . .1 u... A.l ..(.....
lb 19 UIWHUIIi Ul W9V7 KUU UUVlt T .UIIUICUWID
in action, end more strengthening than any of
(he preparations oi nark or iron. -
1 ' Those ButTerinr from broken down or deli
cate constitutions, proenro the remedy at
oncn.
The reader must be aware that, however
slight may tue attack ot cue anove uiseases,
it is certain to affect the bodily heal tli and
mantat power.-' 1 '
All the anove niseases require tneaiaora
Diuretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCI1U
is the creat Diuretics . I v
sola oy uruggisis eyerywiiere. -rice i.ta
Tcr bottle, or six botoes rot as.si. Delivered
to any addross. Describe symptoms in all
communications. -
Address II. T; HET.MBOLD, Druprand Chem
icnl warehouse, a4 Broaaway, v.
JB None are trenaine anlcss done up in a
steel-engraved wrapper, with fao-slmile ef
my cnemicai w arenouse, ann wiarnew
H. T. HELMBOLD
fb5M32-2m-4F
1.
CONSUIPTION,
GO UOm AND BRONCHITIS CURED.
Allen's Lung Balsam !
. S.KTTEB fBOUDB. S. B. BOBOM, DBUGGIST.
fySII Imm had creat saeeesa in
IfcS v BUOXCHITIS, curing himself with
Alien's uing uaisam. ,
BiLTViLLKj-fa., Feb 23d, 1867.'
Gentlemenr-L hera-artve you and the world
my optoVaa'rcgarhtJLha arendertul virtnea
of Allen's Lnng Balsam, in case of Bronchitis,
Conglia, koj 'I . have' posted, jt to my entire
satisfactioft ia Bronchial Affections, and pro-
nounoe'lt without a rival. It cured me when
all other remedies failed. To all those de
siring a good Lnng remedy,! ean recommend
it as betas far superior to any of the many
remedies offered for - sale. Aialr trial will
convince any one of tbe truth of this state
uient With cheerful satisfaction, I remain,
Yours, truly,
S. tt. BOROM, Drnggist.
HAST CASKS OF 'BROHCHTTIS CT7BBD, AND DB.
." nAtiars Abvica how Td rsa it
Da. Natuavibl Harris of Middlebnry, Ver
mont, writes k second letter, Dee. 18, 1866, re
ferring to the value 'of ' 4-Hen's Lung Balsam.
He writes, referring to his former ' letter,
which will be fonnd' published iii our book,
that.it was'onlyto subserve thi interests of
humanity ; li having erred me of my malady
in such a thorough manner that I felt an irre
pressible desire that others who were afflicted
with any of the incipient "Stages of Consump
tion might avail themselves of Its benefits
I sa w by th e If ew York papers, that a friend
at Lotiisvillc.'Ky.'rwas" dangerously ill With
Bronchitis',' limmedlately wrote him what
the Balsam had done for me, and advised Sim
to 'make d' trial of It. t am very sure, iri
conld be With him" to direct him bow to take
the Balsam, heoouid be speedily cnredJ Tf I dd
not tIfdryobr patience,1 1 woum! 'direet as to
adfttlnlstering tbe BaIsa"ra.TAIt thtose to whom
It does not produce sickness at the stomach.
the Balsam maybe taken often or and In much
larger pert ions,' it being perfectly harmless I
aTge qaaA'tities taken intethe stomach is
sure to cure CONSTIPATION EVERY TIME
4t does not act as a cathartic, does not disturb
the patient tool his diet or business. 'All per
sobs of sedMrt ary habits should ueter be with
out this Balsam., i A -large portion of the fe
male populatjoa of ouroountry are constantly
snncrmg rrein constipation 'ot um ooweis
caused by their Sedentary mode of Jiving, all
of which this Balsam- will regulate," f
I have the honor to be, yery respectfully,
YonrobedieatBeTvaatj'fif-;,..,,
; 4 f NATHANIEL BARRISS, M. D.
, ,. Sold by ail Dealers in Family Medicine
i,inarMa-la..;- - .... r; t ... .
if. ut
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
rn II IS -Jt E W AKD tOHMODIOUN
1 House, located corner of Broadwav ana 42d
Street, New i York, possesses advantages over
au ui uer npuses ior tne accommodation ot its
guests. It was built expressly for a first class
. Family Boarding House Che rooms betas; large
uul en. .suit, heated by 8tean with hot aud
" "V1 muvb A UA H CTVyVVAAVA UOUS 4
while the culinary department Is la the most
experienoed Jaandaf affording guests an r une
qual table. 1 ,
5 One-of Atwood's Patent Elevators ia also
among the "modem-Improvements" and at thei
"t-rvioe or guests at ail hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars
ODi either- side.- affordinsr.nrrae faciHtfaR fn?
I ll enHTWnainlimtln m i ll ll nil lhan.nn nM.
li ri l . " oi jvmiwemen ana iiusiness
n oi the great metropolis.1" ' - '' -
HOLLEY.
mr23-6m
i Proprietors.
'. i- ':
F A' H I Ii Y - E D.t I N E .
. .a v
j n . t-1 - ' v.vvit ii. h mil.
Ul - " versal consent allowed to have won
for ltoelf, a reputation unsurpassed in the his
fary f inedieaT prepfioftITt8"iftstantane-
m,ec bathe enttra eTaAitionj an eiFrlncJ
tio of pln, in ail ts. various forms4ncidentai
io the human1 family, and the" unsollclftjd writ
ten as 'verbit testimony tf tVe aaae'fd itr
favor, have beeii, and are, its owv best aflverw
For eyidenoa m favor of the JPqxn Killer for
Ministers' fedre1 Troai'orltrWchltls.'reticltho
following :
" - '' nOwl -.tf ?rt La i t
Gbhtb. The Pnim Killer has been a constaat
cpupantft oujf "Jbuae fbf oyejK twoyears, and
a portion qf the Mme it has been the onlvmdi- J
cine Vmder tmr rooK nardly' ever do' 1 l&ve 4
My children complain of being sick, withoot :
having the; asic.l fhe same.aetcaceoPain
For several years before I betjame acquaint
ed with the Pain KJUaayl had suffered a great
d$atxroni ah affetetfon fn rdy throa "thought
Dysomephysicians to be Bronchiti,Tiy others
to be what is called Ministers' Sore Throat.
At one lme t was so severe i hat I was obliged
to give "up preaching."" Within a few months
after I had become acquainted with tbe Pain
Killer, 1 bail 'another attack7 from that dis
tressing ; complaint.' I tried- my jyw-found
medicine, and, to my astonishment and de
iightltproilnced a wOBderfuily sootldng ef-
icev. a a soon time 4 was wnoiiy reueveu.
Slaoa that lime " 1 ave bad a Aumoer of at
tacks of the sane nature, and th4 Paw Killer
has always AlTordet. relie About one year
since, uiy wffe became subject 'to scvefe'suf
ferlng f ront Bbenmatlsm birr resort, as usu
al, was to the Pain Killer, which would always.
relieve her.
I have not time to say more, as I could with
a hearty good will, and" -always .have done, In
praise of the Pain Killer. , ,f. this hastily-writ,
ten letter, in commendation of Perry Davis
Valuable medicine, wfif be 6f anyer-ice, you
are at liberty to do with it as you please; -
..,' iwi i yours, , I
. . ED AR CAPY, Owatomw Ailinn.,
''mi&aryqt trf'AttMme' MtAon Society.
A3- Sold by all brnggfeta, ; y :
mari-lm
Notice.
rTVni.COPARTJIEKBXII .HEBETO-
JL fore exiting between the .nnlersigned,
ander tie etvie of ATKINSON A HilKPrKK-
SON, is dissolved by mutual consent, by the
withdrawal of John Wilder Atkinson.; n
AJfrea is. saepperson assumes all tbe liabil
ities of the late firm, and it is requested that
mono in ue Die a y us wn make prompt pay1
menttohim." ' r .
. .i 8 i- JOHN WILDER ATKINSON,
ALFUKD B. FHEPPERj-ON, ,
Wilmington, N. March 17th, 1863.x
A.' B,,SiiEPPERSO CO
(successors to Atkinson s. snepperson,)
..; . VvibBNKBAL - '
CO 31 MISSION . MERCHANTS,
-SLXD-
A 6ENT& BALTIMORE AND WIL-
( MINQTOnfEAMSUIP LINE,
' li mna ia "Worth' Water St.",
. WILMINUTON, Ji,C.0 .
Tender their services to their friends and
the nubile for tbe rmrchase' and sale, on com
mission, of NAV AXr STORES. OTTON . and
, LLBEKALfcADVANCES will be made unon
eonsiirxtments for sale in Wilminstton. or -bv
their eonespondenta in the Northern and Eu
ropean markets.
All business entrusted fcn them shall have
Prompt personal attention. f
t 1 The UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in com-
mending to the tMttrons of ATKINSON 4
Nt;ri',rciu tneir successors, Messrs. A. ii
SHE PPERSON 4 CO.
. - .JOHN WILDER ATKINSON.
. Wilmingtoa. N. C March IStb, le'.i. 164-Ot
Dissoliitioit ijof (toartiiersliiij.
mHE FIBX OF R. H. COWAIf A CO,
a is this day dissolved bv mutual consent.
. Messrs Cameron Jb Hill will close- U to be sl-
ness or tne nrm.
JNOWCAM
' JAMES H HILL '
Tho undersigned have formed a Copartner
ship under the nameef!. i - :
CAMERON & HILL
And will continue the GcAeral CcnnmlHsion
and Shipping Business, at' the old stand, No
'JNO VT CA WERON,
... f.- ... JAMES U.UIU.
Wilmington, N C, March , I8B9
marMOMm-- i
, Uplasses and Syxnip.
CK0l CUBA MO
OUU LAS8E.S ;
15G ",f SX1fti
For aale by ;
. mar5-tf
" WILI.ARD BROS.
A ".it t ai .'
rniiE First remlanxval meet
1 Ibk of this Association will be held ; in
Okldsboro' o FRIDAY, the cat or APRIL
vbxt. about twelve o'clock M. Imnortant bu
siness will be transacted Mv the way of pro
moting Immigration and improving the ma
teria condition ef North Carolina. Appro
priate addresses may oe expected from prom-
aent gentlemen s
entlemen specially invited to enter
meetings The tneetm g will bo doubt
tain tne
be large.
are, and the occasion interesting. The
iVilminarton and Weldoo railroad will issue
j i hwci, vtrV wrh rciRmny, uiuw uiu
over the read expressly teethe meeting. If
- - --- -.- - .... . . . A
tne otuer roaas oi tue stave ao not as well,
iney wiu no oonot ODserve tne usual custom
or passing ior aasc nee those who may at
tend. Come one. come all. and enlist in sym
pathy and action In this great movement for
improving the agricultural and all other sub'
stantiai interests oi tne state.
By order of ths President, '-- --
JORDAN 8TONE, Secretary
VmhiatdJ -M i k.J; InMMigratidwAss'n
i'jiiiiLr(kw;ram
1V l V
T1LAKT CANES -JANI HAKB YOIIB
XT own8UUAR8 and SYRUPS ' by Weller .
Uatebee patented process agar thus made
will cost about t cents per pound, and Syrap
about 80 cents per gallon
tr gaAiow.' 1 uistncc, - ixmnty
ana inaiviauai iu
gnis ior saie. . sena ior vir-
culars with full particulars. Agents wanted.
vs ' .WM..JT. BKASL,ai
4 861 Agent for North Carolina
WM..F. BEASLEY. a
; (reenaboro,Nv C.
fehO-i-W-Upl s
TT
Hie; Ilezotirie VJlchxre t
TA TE& PHOTOGRAPtt 0ALLXR?,
1 t
4aWA -.r.. ....
, Flour! Flour slrij
. jS -JiJkii fA i,m M?t 1,:
'fj P'rVBB'L:t Fl.Ot'fe, "V v f " '
tjtJXJ'W ,-V- -'l ' . '.,:
hr.9 titA.,tu -WILRD-BWOS..
... fcbSlHtf
V i
rrtirE.atTBsciUBKKv H4Bvm9roHin
JL . of his entire interest iu the firm .of, Mq
fitt 3c McLaurin to the senior partner. 1 '
i a ne dus
I name and i
uiuuica wiu ui3 cvnunneu nauer ins
Stylo oi " ! 1' r a
Tf - MOFFITT A CO.
iutvri-duu.
4
NC .ii Oi. iOLINA
E DOBPC SATBO iT BCIAJV ACT OF THE OBf-i
'! BBA" .tASSBMBM-l r.
?H4
FOR THleCATlON OF
. ;' Hcriixrnl Jc;:iffltu ; r
, .UFQUsAlefl laO .v
, fAnds, Houses, Mines. Jaer
!t h eJtTAiao Cto
1 'To- 4
- . - M,.-- . ' 1
ri batte,! 'taawnwrpvM m1! wn.ii
, Mul aii Sanit. . . . it
vxrtiTinVKn ' AORICUiTURAR' IMPLE
i... ..w . . - . nrtllT ..k I
iMENTSi FEBTILIZJfiWAiJUAjf
. Al.AM ayABeilisMl -
, .j t Ui. r lrsirma for sale, will
inuw " . . . i. t
find it to their mtereai w flmiuwB'.i
VeWlsirig? toopt whn a
office Raleln. N. C
Qjo. LittjK, preat. , Ry W, Baar, See, reas.
Hon. B.WrB.TH.-i .nCPkfo-.At,4e i .
Geo.W.Swepson, .BJ Kingsianci. .
J Agents and Directors in New York and Bodori : M
A.. J. Bleecker. Son A Co.
LITE INSURANCE
Only , FMfy
$5,000. -j.i.-
iy: TflK-i-A. M TMlH ' n -f .;.
HnTDAL,EEMOLElif .PPIION,
Of Blchnaona, , ,
a k
JOHN A. BELVIN. .President, j (
xr a on ARL.ES. Vice President,
JOHN Ci DAVIS, teBCBetaryal.Tra9urer.
L. D. STARKE, General Axent,
wnw lsriKO 'lOT,ICrES OF
Membership; on Uia most Jhewl( 3lan ot J
1. .la .. ." I
4,114? 4444J . . I
I have thoroughly investigated the plan
and workings of this company, and unheeU
i ntinfflv recommefrtm to my friends, and the
pdbliegenerauHaAfeasibld and. sale '
. o', Xull,parJ!icnlarsjapplv. tp. tho pnfter
signed. , , J , f
'Local Agents Wanted thronghont the SUte.
(msTwiiiis,?
.1
I.
.T
M 4it
I
Recoiid hf.. 2f doors Norfh of City llotet
i- fe' i.tlt t tTTTJlfTTrOTVIJVl JW; frtM ' tl 1 b
C10FFIHS OFAI.L KINDS SIAIEao4
i Trimraexl in the neatest and latest stvlea.
. Furniture neatly repaired and v anils box I. i
Prompt attention given to nil kinds of Car-nentersWork.--
- t !' ;t-viki . ,
Can be found at his shop, on Aecond street,
fit nil hours of the dav or night.'
AH ordors from the countryi by mail or tela-,
firTanh. will meet with prompt attention; ;
Terms cash on deliverj'i if not otherwise,
.1 . 1. . 1. A T.. t..n. ... .
feb2-M4-tf . - . , ,
Caution.
4 n ' i'
E DESIRE TO WAR THE SEAL
era In. and consumers of sua if ire ne rail v.
that sinee the war, certain tobacco manufao-
turers, being unable-te find a market fortnielr
snu lis, felt themselyel obliged to counterfeit
the general appearance of our packages, and
imitate our Trade Marks, fto that n-close in
spection la necessary to detect the apnriene
article from the genuine, androthers going so
far as to assert that LoriTIard'S Snu ft Is no
longer mid e.'- ii.r- it: 11 : ,
In .making this publication we-desire ta
warn the public against the impositions prac
ticed npon them ; as they are the losers there
by. It wtu be found wpea. oraariaon teat
Lorillard's Snufl Is " far ahead " of all other,
being made of the best Stock, after an original
and secret proeess Jcnowa only toowrnelves.
besides possessing, great agre, . strength ana
pungency, and. is warranted: net to contain
any dangerous' or ' deleterftms "substances,
which cannot be aaid of tbe in anv worthless
articcs put oale bv others. 1 Tbe best is the
cheapest in tho end.- A dreujar Will always
be mailed on application. In ordering vlease
specify if Salt Snnff (High Toast),, or fresh
uuu. iuA4in umntviii .o 41311
:'. P.lwORILLARp, New York,
"TT IS COMPOSED OF TICK CEf.T.BBAi
Combined with other valuable! fertilizing m
leriui, Bcienujucaiiy ireaieu, malting a, , , j
COMPLETE MANURE-
It produces a vigorous jjrrowti to-the vegeta-
xion anu permanently enricnes tne sou. t
;v--l -"ii '. : i
, For sale.- In Wilmington, NJ C, by ALEX
JOHNSON A CO., at a0 per ion.,' . '
.'r Orthe rAl.TA YELA OrAKO CO:,l
feb26-M7-yi; f . 67 Brpndway, N5 Y. .
-i tr iiT vt n rpn n n it nir'.
ABE OFFERING , AT WMOLESAIJi
and Retail, at lowest nr lees : - -' ' 1 .
TONGUES Pickled and Dried SALMON .i..
HAUKJi;ttl!.L,A0.1jHAMUU8 and CUCUMt
BER8 j JELLIES, JAMS. SAUCER AO., and a
complete suppiy oi i auil.; KUVuits,
Remember, City Bote! Balldinir,
" W.lff JwJ,
rw56TBTXN80N.
wopw,.u ,,.4 . ;,;
UlACK-SPAWtHMOBMl CRKV&COEUES, ot
' .. 4-i TTr-1MT-T y-N Tf i! -c Till'-
4 V DUrii-lUUlV UAMl I . i
1 Price -for Trie-AlA fer BiahtMi an4 3pansh
.1
nd tee for 4!V?-CoewrsP 1 o IM"i
.'l-l:) jL-(r
.HissolutidEL-
" ! . .i. r-.4j
T- Wi
TT
I t 4
THE FIRM OF, ROBIN.SON, RMITll
CO.,-waa dissolved by mwroeleenbent, I
ouiue uiuayoi euruary, xsotA ri ae D sines a
of the Firm wllT be' settled by C. H. ROBIN
ON, who alone i authorised to sign ieliqui
dation.
C. H. ROBINSON,
a. Aii smithj.!! '
F. G. ROBIN SOX
f -WrlnilngtOrt, NiC.iFea.a, ISb-iti'-.n .frwl
' THE SITBSCRmER VcrfJld- rNtr1h- in
form his Friends and Customers that he cam
do ronmi at tho umce of WILLARD BROS--where
all! bnsinoRS mste4l to. hiip! will re
ceive nis personal attention, j ,
' -. . it. C H ROBINSON.
Co-Partneiliip i Hotice.
ryi'MB ifobEitsioSniD 1 iftAVE Tisi
JU day formed , a oo.partnei-Bhi0 -nnder tha
Printing and Publishing Honae.
1 n1 1 TJ-u-kW V(nlnTT
.f Hi-t hi No,U fFronMtrnet, , fyry tne Sf,,,,,.
wlliingtm;VN.ti:VahXi' I Ifii11 Fitutmree "PC' ,
ii ' r,'..; 19Kai4BeesnaiapWy adjasteWdml mhi.
Bin i inm.i - - r
QiV .... . -f
firm of BARKY BROTHERS, aiid will continue
the Commission' Bvsmessvhesetara -earrled
. on nnder the name of Horace M. Barry. '
H ' 7 : HORAChTm: BARrtY. ij
flmk;d.g!s?
VjRik'rix; kcuN'ti a1 ' biNDinu
Jl fexecatedinthe beststylej at-- - j i
, it . u.' WM. H. BEllNAltP'S r-tj-K.Y
. . r 'prtfttin-1 publishing Honae. f ,
------ -roiraf "
;e"i, cavnA&kT''' '
fit f ii
TT1
jfi'iVt,'-.
Wortlrfcaroliiia
In it 'J ; jrntcn-Pecr 1 868
'JliA!
a c.kT:v
Cttogtsrs'i AaxteAJ....,...v..... aQq ()00
JtttietYtit novr Llahl fttrtaea,' Kso.ooo
:u1? -v- l-v .J-.l A-l .
t'Uale I '. V-w4r . . a
111.1 . ,.ia44r a ,!, t
JAMES ILFOOTE, President.
i4MtSE.FXtXtleVpebideMi " :
SEATON'GAliEKSeeretarv. -
A ... 'J , 'M KxrKil .!i-i:i ..
V. E. PtlAHi 1 l Iv Jin W H K N( ' K
, i,' i'J- H.'pSiVlS.-'
. , J, U. FOOTE, , H Jf H. DAVIS,
"1 W. FFXtru''J , A. Wl LAWRENCI
' W. It. MJLLEB,' f W. T. JONES,
i.n General Age for Wettern. AorA Carolina .
i ' Gmerul Agent for Eastern North Carolina .-
. 1 -k' TH08; THOMPSON.'-'-
Offlce;irsV aWohtjh of Raleigh Natl
(Hill
'...?..' . - -oTS
fpni,lTOWECOJIipajnr CHARTER.
X tff byHhLtegtsTatnre of Nortlf Carolhi:i,
niure l'i tf.a FtTj X 4ii44m ny
dnd'deesiVbneinees en the Matdal and John
Stock Dlans. -vt4w-- .
vtlre eharaeter of'thoso'Vho control the nt
fairs of the Company is a sufficient guamm,...
that it 'la "What It professes to-be, a IIOM k
jfiMTJUKjriu&jb, onermg mpie anu lilici:ll
proteetioa against. ksa by fire. , do., , on i in
most easy and. liberal terms to Insurers.
..The TWKNTX THOUSAND DOLLARS in
ST. C. Bonds, required by the Charter to be de
posited 'with ' the Public .-'Treasurer, have
promptly been so deposited and the Treasu
rer's receipt thercfrtr obtained... , ' '
i "Policies aTe issue! foi" a term, not to exceed
Ave years.-.' v.-;-..;"." ' ; '";
Vrf tlhrt rhnnuAiV' OnVrf - trrvtttpr in.i......
mental to Insurers. - r v "
Vaw Io th.tltlia fVll- Oil wVlofoi! anirlnl.
ink-HOME INSTITUTION to oome forwuv.i
and enconrage tnis company ricelvinji,
rney WTli recixo Doneni liune one mice-
nt value aaaproteoueit e-uieir proper.
ut t owf.
EEMOVAt:
...Iti-'J f.'l i . ' . .
OF.'ffJ T(two(wkeks dry
GOGTS at the'4 WHmfnglon Regulator" will
- iIUU AIim.EKS' OF COST,
( I jf . l td mai room for
' SPRtNQ' AKri 1 StJMMER GOODS,
And to save the expense of removal.
H .. ! l-- ,-:m i i ."Mt .4, i
E. 8. WALDRON. bavins rented the Sloio.
IVOg 7 f rlli Front, Siree.,
Formeriy-oocapie4' by t..Jl J. IIKDUK K,
will, oh or about the 10th day of April next,
opewataidNo.T North Frdni street, a fnvh
and complete stock of '
l.- - , ... .4 . , - 1 ( .!
i JSpriug and. Summer Dry ;6W.,
Alt bf which will ;be sold at SATISFACTOUY
(PRICES., Call and see Waldron in his new
field. ,' ,
.K;:H,t,'r,.;:,.r.!f:.tv,
, For Rent-. ,
That SPACIOUS 8TORE,No.l7MarkclM.,
at present oocupied bv-R.-8. Waxdhon. Ap
ply tb U. St. WALDRON, or , . :
hTACY VamAMRINGE, Aud i .
S. WALDR.OX,
'talillMSMr' i i-- " Froprietor. .
Sic Semper.!!
t
tt)Owifr'wiTir inir; prices i
,i;.u. ,4u; -si.-..ii
BQQTIAIiD'.'SrlOE.STORE,
, J WHO ARE NOW SELLING s
.?: , fr. , J.4 '' .m.4 -4.' -
f -.Wyfini 'IHHraT 4i i'ia.'
"Ti fVERT' LOWPRICES.
mar12-4S9-tf ...
iVtTB' EXTENSIVE' ANDEI.I. AS-
'sorttf stocl! of FAttt'kNl AViNTER
f are'beini kM, titdUkfrLESfi OF
WbWh iw: rF aJlyAijepeiyViir, pomprisin- s
CALICOES, yh6frk&Tld'B'ff'& GOOIiS
lels'-!firwOJreYtffU1ftVrV4I'4'
''Uvan yierye of Mie opportunity and o-
We would calltUa attention of WholesnKe
BWyers to oaiino olir siockDelore purchas-
f ingr lawh4iii t J ? t ' , ?!
''inUlditjUtfb tW boW,!wri'ar till wooiv
inlariTj hs(gnmentiM,trt.iqUORS and
NO. II Market si.
QILKS LK1TCH, - . , - " ; " ' JOHK W. COLK
A TTORNE Y& -'ANDl 4SOVKBELLORS
. KocVingliara, f. C
I ftOMPT ATTENTION IVF.N TO
ailbnaiweseintnaseewte-.tbem. r.
maiS-iao-lm
' .. i v tr "I . 4 r.i d-- j - - -
Ip..fevian.ieuaho.
-J A UJl E E, II 1 1,1. COTTON
''Fbr Uleby-5"! kK
aii'i l sn.- i , ;-.. MOFFtTT A CO.
I l4BABErf AT;ifWESrt CITY
il. PiJoes, at . ' ; ..,,,.,
f 1 ae
marSi-tf -.-. -. .- u anu wr' o.
AUU XOAAA bA XJWJa, AAIAVOI V .
. !; i?M t , r
"'J