tar.
FIELD AND TUtESIDE. :
ITII KUEBINQ GRAPE VINES.
Now. that almost every farmer, as
well as village lot. owner, has, or do
sires to have, a grape vino or two,
and arbore or trellisses of grapes are
to be seen iin almost every garden, it
is paiuful to" notice the neglect and
tbe blunders which are to be seen
especially in summer time, in the
matter of pruning and training of
grape vine. It is not uncommon, to
pee vines of bearing sizes left entirely
unpruned during winter and spring,
and even till the fruit has set in, fn
midsummer; then it is discovered
there is not half room enough for the
f , i c :. a . . .
lonage ami iruit, aim a severe thin
ing out is bestowed, taking off
haps one-half! of the "shoots
leaves, but carefully' sparing all
young fruit. The consequence
per
and the
is a
sudden check of . the growth of
- . i . i . .
the
vine, wnicn is pretiy sure to be
fol
lowed by disease of the vine and fruit.
We sometimes even see the owners
of vineyards make a sad mistake in.
too severely summer pruning their
vines, and especially if, in connection
with removing much ofhe foliage, a
full crop of fruit is left to be matured.
The mistakes in all such cases are,
in not giving the vines proper space
at planting, and not pruning properly
in winter, while the vines are dor
mant, and not thinning the surplus
shoots before the leaves have fully
expanded in early June, at which
lime also, or soon afterwards, the
fruit clusters should be thiuned
wherever in excess, i - v -
SMUT FREVENTIVE.
Western Rural.
Farmers that have, smutty wheat
should not sow such wheat without
pickling it.
To prepare seed-wheat for sowing:
Make a weak brine or better yet
have urine kept in an out of the way
place to wet the seed. One . gallon
of brine will be
sufficient for- each
The brine should
I prefer the urine.
bushel of wheat,
not be too strong.
because it gives
more vigor to the
young wheat plant.
While wetting the seed, shovel the
pile from side to side until every
kernel of wheat is wet. Then add
slaked-lime, one bushel for each ten
bushels of wheat. Seed wheat should
be prepared in the evening for the
next aays sowing, in tne morning
before bagging the seed, wet the pile
with water and shovel the pile until
the lime adheres to the wheat,
prevents dust while sowing.
Vergennes, Mich. . J. L. B,
This
FRUIT' AND HKALTII.
Aii abseiiee of frriit implies doctor's
bills. 'The bestf medicine chest an
emigrating family ean carry to a newly-nettled
country is a box of , early
bearing fruit trees, currant, goose
berry anl raspberry bushes, and
strawberry plants. Western residents
say that as long as they have ripe
fruit they remain -free from all dis
eases resulting from malaria..
tick, log; Gloriously Sticking
Petersburg Index-Appeal."
On a certain battlefield, during the
late war of Southern Independence, a
brigade of. North Carolina soldiers
was hailed by some casual staff officer
from another State, who said, " Hello,
fellows; have yon got' any tar on your
heels?" V -'"'
The challenge waa' flippant and
foolish, but the loffieer in charge
deemed it worth his while-to make a
serious answer to it. He said: We
have tar enough on our heels to stick
to any. position in line .of ..battle to
which we may be assigned by our
General commanding."
The retort was not only witty, but
wise and well-founded. The record
of the North Carolina troops during
the recent internecine 'struggle .'will
illustrate the fact.of "tbeir ligb n4
duriug fidelity andj,be'rceBt.' poli
tics of the State willysbbw the deep,
underlying purpoiM . of the people , tp
save themselves from the.Vpoison of
Uadtcal mal-ad ministration, -- The
shining star, a ;theif;fUh not leijs
lustruu.H now than ,it. was . wbear jt
lighted McRae and Cook to .the
plains on which their victories were
won. The Miar heels? stiek to their
line of political battlo arfd'the gate
of hell shalf not prevail against them.
We renew and t repeat the cbngrjttU'"
lationa with which their Viet or V has
heretofore been-welcomed iiy u.
Her Heart la Fixed.
- I New York Herald.
North Carolina has alwajv claimed
to be a Democratic State, and no one
ia surprised that: she has ' proved ;t,.
The Kepuhlicah'wrtycairied the
State in 1 872 wlyr bY those 'extreme
t ' wt ' 'HI.
henvv.vreamve ot tbead ministration
liavinar been withdrawn North Caro
lina take her blace among, the . Con
servalive Slate of the South, and is
likely to keep it unJeM the Radical
iartv become much worae than it
wag in 1872,,whieh is irh possible, or
much better.-which w improoaDie,
The administration cannot ooerce thin
State afirairi. and it is not likely it can
nersuade it: tor the ; victory - of the
Democracy is decisive v A majority
much larger thaif any one had reason
to expect a Democratic Legislature
and ' seven ; Democratic : Kepresenta
tive out of the eicbt which North
Carolina sends to Congress, are facts
which should' make - it 'impossible to
chanffe her roolitical cdmplexioTn in the
. o .f . ...... i-u .. -f
next two years.
Honors ( Betrmreb.
The five hand reth anniversary of
death of the great poet Petrarch was
celebrated' at Avicrnon: France, with
ffreat' eclaf! trie rfeastiner and cere
monies' 'tasting 'torlihreel days':
the
it
M.jauortmifl.iS
Tboocht BttA it.
.The sacrifices of Hymen areocca-
sionally -celebrated rider extraordi-
nary circumstances. Two yeaTs ago',
in California, one Joel Mansfield fired
a Pistol atMioa Mo.r ti: I .S:t.
pistol atMisaMarv.Hein
woman-slaughterous intent, and 'then
With Suicidal DiirnrMn AA tKa
lor - himself. -Recovering, he ! was
three tunes tried for the attempted
murder of Miss Mary, ana three
times did the conscientious and svm-
potucuu jurors, atter tne v ordinary
manner of such functionaries in'. Kimh
cases, fail to agree. So the Court told
Joel Mansfield to go about , his ibusi
ness. A short time since he made h
part of his business to see Mary agair?
And this time he had his heart in .his
hand (so to speak) instead of his pis
tol. This mild manner of nrlrlrnecinrr
her mollified Miss Moll, and, with or
without the usual blushes, she con
sented to become, and she isjnow,
Mrs. Joel Mansfield. AllVweli that
ends well, but wonderfully queer the
ending sometimes is.
la Your Stomach
Many a dyspeptic Croesus would be willing, it is
said, to givehalf his wealth for an easy stomach. If
this is a fact, why do any of or " solid men" con
tinue to c ndure the p -ngs of indigestion t Is it not
patent to the whole community that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will enre the worst case or Chronic
dyspepsia in six or eight weeks? No occasion f"r
the expenditure of hair a fortune; a few do'lars wil
suffice to accomplish the object Surely, ever man
who is not "sand blind" to the ereat ntilitariAn fart
of he day must know that this celebra'ed vegetable
specific promptly relieves al diseased conditions of
the stomach, liver, bowels and nervons sttteni, re
stores their vigor and imparts regularity to their
functions. I your epiga trium uneasy? Is the vol
ture, disease, gnawing at your liver? If so, resort at"
once to the Bitters. augo-D&Wlw-TbSatTn
MISCELLANEOUS.
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
A PAINTS OILS, GLASS, i
I.ARHB ANU WELL SELECTED STOCK.
Lowest cash prices. Call and examine,
AT JACOBI'S HARDWARE DEPOT
BUGGY HARNESS, !
, Riding Saddles, &b.,
A complete assortment just opened!
JACOBFS HARDWARE DEPOT,
' THE : I ' "
At
JACOB I A X E,
Is superior to any pther ani needs but a single trial
f to convince. , ;
COOPERS TOOLS,
Carpenters' Tools,
MACHINIST TOOLS,
Turpentiue Tools,
Or good qualities and best makes. 1
At N. OACOBrsi1
' Hardware Depot, No. 9 Martlet St
ONE OP THE LARGEST AND BEST Ai-SORT-ments
in the State of
guns, pistols;
Table and Pocket Cutlery,; &C,
Bnllder's Hardware, Locks, Hinges, Bolt's &c, of
every description )
Ajrency lor tbe celebrated SIIALER Si SASH
HOi DKrt AND LOCK. It will not get out bf order
or wear 'ont in a lite time. Forsale at ' i
NATH'L.' JACOBI'S
Hardware Depot, '
jnne35-rf " No. 9 Warket Street.
AN OUD1NANCE, 1
Conceruiiig Drays, Wapus. Carts, k.
THE BOARD OP ALDERMEN OP
THE CITY
1
OP WILMINGTON. N. C. DO I
ORDAIN, That any Dray. Truck Wagon, or
Cart found in use withuuthe City limits without the
Badge or Registered Number
as required by City Tax Ordinance passed May 9th,
18T3, shall be subject to seizure by the City Marshal,
and tbe owner thereof subject to a fine Of Fits
Dollars for each and every day the same is used
in this City without the prepayment of the monthly
tax, or without having on the
' ' " 1.' I
Badge or Registered Number
aa thp Ordinance of tbe City requires. t
Any Ordinance or parts thereof conflicting with
the foregoing are hereby repealad.
The above u romance was pas sea oy tne tsoara oi
Aldermen at thejr meeting Febmaiy lth. 1874.
: T. CLbiSKVOSS. :
feb 18 tf . CUy Clerk.
The Monroe Enquirer,
B O Y L I N & W O LiF E ,
ISdltor and Proprietors!
fTHK BNOCIBER IS PUBLISHED AT MON-
1 roe. Union county, N. C, every .Tuesday, ai
$2 00 a ye. Th E9inp6 jarfiulatea extensively
tbrougbont the counties of AnKm,'Ui?ton;iChe8ter
fleld and Lancaster and reaches a yery large num
ber of intelligent readers. , , - j
The merchants of Wilmington will find; it to be
oa of the best advertising mediums on the Caro
lina Ctra)-Railwayra'W'guarairtee' as laree'a
bona fide rircalatton as ahy paper between CharTott
and Wilmington wua Fffa4reneexcepuon. ;
septs-u 'i- -- j ; ;
THE, CHEROKEE HERALp. !
MURPH T,' CHEROKE E CO ,t N. C. ;
The only paper pubWahedi Twelfth Judicial
LllSUlCt. ! t
& imtrnthvurWixKEe 'devoted to the Agri
cultural. Educational, Mineral, Railroad and general
Istewta of rhe country; 3 .:-.' : ? j j
Has a u.Tg circulation in jxortn caronna, upper
GorgU andEast 7ennessee,and affords an excellent
medium for advertising,'; ; '. -,- , j -
RATES MO DERATS. j
gubsrription $8 per annum in advance, i ' ;
Address V JAMEL PBOBERTSON,
, ;; - ; . ' i. flurpbyvN. CJ
.1
Cleveland Banner,
I PUBLISHED . EVERT
SATURDAY, BY J.
t . . '
I. at. w Ftiwm " '"y 1"""'
Wood's ijonseho'd Mai?ainefor?2; 'ine Banner
baa a gd circalation in Ciewaao, idneB,v,"w
ba, Mpcklenburg, Rutherford and Burke ;etunties,
V, C.i md Spartanburg, York and Chestei1. counties,
pt. V. it 1 0n9,.0T,tne ops); aovertiBntg .; uiBummo
west or wunungton or ypariesfon. riitfuiraui
advertising, &a, address,--'
janl3-tff j Shelby, Cleveland id.,N.,C.
- For SmithviUe!
Steamer dixtb will runt as polt.ows:
Leave Wilrotogton Monday, Wtdnesday. Thursday
and Saturday, at 4 r. ai. xeove smunviue monaay
and Thursday at 7 A. M ; Tuesday and Friday at 4
to 5 A. M. Light freight taken every day. Prepaid
in all cases. . .!'
July l-tf - " o. . fAusbux tu
Tne w es tern xixpositor,
. - I? .
ASIIEVILLE, N. C. j
W. H. Malone,
Ed. & Prop'r
XT AS
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
Western Northern Carolina.
It is tbe paper for business men,
vertise.
in
which
i
toad-
8UBSCRIPTION-(IN ADVANCE.)
One Year. .. $2 00
Six Months........... 1 00
Specimen copies mailed on application.-
k AArMM .. .... i. ii TEYPOH1TGR OFFICE.
111 '
dnyiWMf X Asheville, N. C
MISCELLANEOUS.-
TIT? W A T T T TT A T o
W AfiEIVALS
fL" r -
TU! lllf . I "
This Week.
WACCAMaW & CAPE FE AH FRESH BEATEN
It I C E ,
HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS,
(Dry Salted and Smoked).
English and Scotch Ales,
COFFEES of all kinds at Reduced Prices, FISH,
CASE GOODS of all kinds, TOILET SOAPS,
Fine Pale and Common 80 APS, Twenty
. different kinds of TONIC BITTERS,
Cigar?, Tobacco Kerosene Oil,
Hay, Corn and Oats,
WITH HUNDREDS OB' OTHER ARTICLES OF
Groceries at Wholsale.
CASH or close buying customers' can be suited al
ways, with Good Goods at Lowest Market Prices.
mayg-tf ADRIAN iS, VOLLER8,
THE BAPTIST EEVIEW,
Au Independent Religions News
paper. y:
It supports and defends the doctMne of free agen
cy, and Personal Accountability. It advocates the
doctrine of the unlimited atonement ; and believeB
that salvation is attainable by all persons who hear
and understand the gospel. It advocates the bnion
and Communion of all Christians at the Lord's ta
ble regardless of Denominational or Sectarian dis
tinctions. And vindicates the caure of Christian
Union upon the basis of the New Testament. It
recognizes Christians of all evangelical Churches as
members of the Church of Chri; and advocates
co-operation among the protestant denominations
in the work of evangelization. It advocates Im
mersion as the only proper mode "of baptism and
believers as' the only subjects. Our motto is :
FREE SALVATION, FREE COMMUNION AND
IMMERSION.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One year.. . ...
Six months
Three months...
............... ..$2 00
:.. 1 25
.... 75
REV. B. W. NASH,
La Grange. N. C,
Editor and Publisher.
Is Wilmington AliTe to Her Merest
SEEK THE TRADE OF EASTERN NORTH
Carolina that now goes to Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk business men ADVERTISE IN THE
ENQUIRER.
Tbe proprietor of the ENQUIRER has purchased
the SOUTHERNER, with which it is now consoli
dated, and on the first of January, 1874, will begin.
me puDucauon oi
A Large Eight-Column Paper,
AT
TARBOEO, JST. a
The only paper published in Edeecombe countv.
the finest agricultural section in the State.
E. It. STAMPS,
dec 20-tf Editor and Proprietor.
MIL L I NEB T .
-TEW STRAW GOODS, SILK GOODS, A NEW
JJ lot of those
Desirable French Flowers,
Ribbons, Handkerchiefs and Ruffs, Collars and
Cufis, Gold Plate Jewelry, Jet Sets and Charms,
At , EVANS BLOCK,
Princess Street,
JJOSIERY AND GLOVES, STAMPED YOKES,
RUFFLLNGS, at
"MRS. E. M. STRQCK'S,
June 18-tf Evans' Block, Princess St.
Suecial Order No. 3.
HEADQUARTERS,
Dkpartxknt Capk Fkab. )
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
TOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
J the fact tnat tne
Mozart Saloon
Is still in full blast, and that the finest Wines.
Liauors. Cigars. Lasier Beer. &c &c. can be ob
tained. Milk Punches. Sherry Cobblers, Claret
Punches Mint Julips, Smashes, Cocktails, Toddies
and any other Mixed Drink, put .up in the best style
of the art.
Thankful for past favors. I respectfully ask a share
of your patronage. uj uraer,
JOHN HAAR, JR.. Lieut. Gen'L
N. B. Free Lunch served every day.
june27-tf
University of Virginia.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
T ...a-.
(J B. MINOR, LIk D.. Prof, Com. and StaL Law.
S. O. Southall, LL. D., Prof. Equity and Law-Mer
chant, Internat'l Law, etc Session begins Oct 1,
1874, and continues nine months. Instruction by
text-books and lectures combined, illustrated by
Moot Court exercises. ' For Catalogues, apply (P. O.
University pfVa.) to WM. WERTENBAKER, .
r awgM.twaW' , Secretary ycnlty. '
Office, Treasmr & CpUector, :
CITY QF WlLMINGTON, N. C,
Notice to Owner qfuny Tru Dray
: ) V: Qr Wagon.- .
I pHlfi "OWNER- of - any Truck, Dray, Cart or
- I Waeom used in tbe city j will sendtjie same to
the shop or donn A ranter, on secpna street, am
have their Resiatered number painted- thereon be
fore the first day of llarcb, Pr.. when the Ord
-tamtealnc a Penaltv will be enforced;
A list of the registered numbers will be I ornished
on appucauen aiifli omce.- ,
. , :: r . . T. C. SERVOSS,
febjooatfthur .. . . Treasurer.
TTARDENS AND INVIGORATES THE GUMS!
L Purifies and Perfumes the BreathI Cleanses
Beautifies an4 Preserves tfte
TEETH !
Use it daily, and your teeth will be te Jaat pi Kft
tiue's guts to rau you.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
may SSreoeiyth aattu
THE CHICOEA; Slllt, JEWS.
RICHMOND COUNTY'S FAVOBITBf
A OONSBRVATIYB, LIVELY, SPICY, N1WSY
f womiiff JoTiTmal - la Issued weekly at Laurm-
burg, Richroona county, at the low rate of $3 per
onnnm itm nivealation la verv laree andinoreaainff.
Witajingtori merchants ean nnd no better advertising
medium on tne uaroima genual muruau.
Subscribe for iti Advertise in it!
. u. jucjnii.il. Li. n-aicor.
J. J. LO WB, Assistant
Laubinbobo, . C. .Tune ia-tf
MUSIC A t NOVICEf
1Y friends, patrons anp the public
iVlV general, wishing my Beryicc iwiil please leave
orders for the Summer with Mr. a. f. xoye. hook
Store, Front st., or with Rev. G. D. Bernhelm, th st
nriirkiTitTi(7 rna iiUUiBrtui tiuuruu- nuiuu nui iumy
nitii nunmnf AftATttlnn. - - Belncf temporarily absent
Attr nn a nrofessional and business tour.
and having discontinued my former place of busi-
SS"" j.TficiciaiiT.
Bfiok! Brick!
TITE. THE UNDERSIGNED,- ARB PREPARED
V V to furnish Brick at $8 and $9 per 1,009, deliv
ered at any house or lot in the cltv free of charge.
Brick loaded on care at any Depot at $9 and $10 per
1,000. All orders from the country promptly filled.
Orders can be left at Mr. Joseph H. Neil's Store,
Cor;-Dock & Water sts.
MATHES & CO..
July 25 Jy
Wilmington, N. O.
; MISCKLLAICEOUS..
: SECOND' AND' LAST
Qid;G-ift Concert,
" ' IN AIDlO.F THE ,
Masonic Relief Association
OF
NORFOLK, VA.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1874.
THIS enterprise is conducted by .the Masonic Re
lief Association, of Norfolk, Va.. under au
thority of the Virtdnia Legislature (act passed March
8th, 1873), for the purpose of raising funds- to com
plete the Masonic Temple now in course o( erection
ui nonoiK.
50.000 Tlcltete 6,000 CASH GIFTS.
$2 5 0,0000 !
TO BE OI VEX AWAY.
A NEW FEATURE, TO WIT: A mjt is Gwran
.. wea 10 one oj every ten vonsecuave Jxunwers.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gift of.
One Grand Cash Gift of : . .
One Grand Cash Giftof. . .
One Grand Cash Gift of. .......
One Grand Cash Gift of:. . . . . . .
One Grand Cash Gift of.
One Grand Cash Gif t of. ...... .
15 Cash Gifts of $1,000 each.
..$ 30,000
25,000
.. i0,0
.. 10,006
.. 5,000
2,500
... 2,000
I5,eoo
14,000
x i asn uitts or
43 Cash Gifts of
79 Cash Gifts of
350 Cash Gifts of
578 Cash Gifts of
5000 Cash Gifts of
500 each......
250 each 10,750
150 each.. 11,850
100 each. 25,000
50 each.... 28.9G0
10 each 50,000
0000 CASH GIFTS, aggregating. .......... . . $250,000
Whole Tickets, $10; Half Tickets, $5; Quarter
auntie. z ou; aieven wnoie iicKets cr vt mil
xickets lor $iou. No discount on less amount.
JrO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC purposes,
and will be conducted with the same liberality , bon-
eiy anu lairnesa wmcn cnaractenzea tne nrBt enter
prise. JOHN L. ROPER. President.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full information,
M1UTCBB, .
HENRY V, MOORE, Secretary,
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
Db.' T. B. OARR, Aoisvt.' Wilmington. N C.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
June 30-DWeod2mos Tu Th Sat
UTEKPBISE
The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the country
850,000 00
Valuable gifts!
IN
TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN
. D . S I N E ' S
Mh Regular Monthly
GIFT ENTERPRISE !
TO BE DRAWN MONDAY, SEPT. 14th, 1874.
One Grand Capital Prize of
$5,000 in Gold I
Two Prizes $1,000 each in Greenbacks!
Two Prizes $500 each in Greenbacks!
Five Prizes $100 each in Greenbacks!
One Family Carriage and Matched Horses, with Sil-
var-mounteu Harness, worm $i,ow;une iiorse
ana uugav, witn aiver-mouniea Harness,
worth $600; One Fine-toned Rosewood
Piano, worth 550; Five Family Sew
ing Machines, worth $100
each.
750 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches (in
all)worth from $90 to $ aooeaen; UoldjUbains,
Silver Ware, Jewelry, Ac, &c.
umber of Gifts 6,000 !
Tickets Limited to 50,000.
Asenta wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal
premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets $1; Six Tickets $5; Twelve Tickets
f 10; Twenry-nve jao.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a descrip
tion of the manner of drawing, and other informa
tion in reference to the Distribution, will he sent to
any one ordering them. All letters mast be ad
dressed to
xaik ojmcs L. D. SINE, Box 86,
101 W. Fifth at. , . Cincinnati, O.
ang 4 till sept 8 . :
Massey's Pbilaclelplua
X & XX Ale, Porter & Beer.
rrHE MASSEY ALE IS SOLD BY EVERY RE-
JL tail dealer in the city Of Wilmington (with but
three exceptions).
Lager Beer, $4 5Q per keg, kept on ice for city
trade. Tbe best Laser thatis sold in N. C. Scup
per song Champagne, an excellent article 1869 viu-
. . Ale a DDI. fc3.tOf4 DDiS7.ou;coiueuaje incus,
doz.: Porter. Soda. 8arBaiari,la, Pineapple, Striw-
berrv. and Gincer Jseer. 60 cts. per doz , for country
trade. Shipped by steamboat or railroad n the
natent aurins kck ahiDBins cases, containins i doz.
" , : . - l 1 . 1 1 13 . I. . . . . , ! .3
cacn BBsenea wtten qruertju. f ruigutvu uc jrcjum
on all kegs and cases returned.
M. XORDLANOKlt, Sole Agent,
' .-1. . . Fourth and Hanovar street;'
inly 16 8m: Wilmington, IT. C.
Dramjigi every-VI day; tommenang May
i r . 9; 1874. .,..r ,
I 782 Priisea amounting tft ....;.!r....!Itf f O,Q0O
: .1 f o J ullu00
-.If. of:..........:. J.....: : -25;aoo
i " of ...v.::::. 10,000
782 Prizes amounting tft .... . . . . .;. . i , f 4 5 v,
,uuu
.ooo
a " of 5,e00 each. .............. 10,00
10 " of LOQPeach,......,,,..... 10,00
ftl WWiM-iii!"-' - -.-Hi
)f jjimepn.v....:. ....... 1!
. Circulars wth ful ipftirmatioa ml fr -T kets"
f pr sale by . -. h. O, UKVUS,
fab 15-PWly Mberty it.. New Yont.
7 IlfiPOILTANT TO
Commercial Travelers.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit orders
' DUI
and who travel in anv section, by Rail or Boat, sell
ing any class of gQPfle; are requested to send their
BtSINESS and FRJ ATE ADDRESS, as below,
statuig Class oi goods they sen, and ny wnom em-,
ployed I also those who are at present under no en
gagement. This matter is of GREAT IM PORT ANCE
INDlYlDUALLif to salesmen of this cias, ..or- men
soliciting traoe in this mnerf; it 1 iheretore ES
PECIALLY doswed thftt tUis potiee way meet the
eye of All Cemmercial Travelers and SaTosmen in
this country and that they will AT NCK give It
their attention. Those who comply with above re-
onest will be CONFIUEN 1 1A L.I.X treated and oniy.
advised of object in view. Please addrces (by letter
onlv), CO-OPERATION, csre Geo. P. Rowcll &Co.,
41 Park Row, New York city. unry ist-d4r4w
Pay Tour City' Taxes
FOR 1874. .
omee Treasurer & Collector, )
Cm of Wilmington, N. C; y
June 29th, 1874. )
XHfi CITY TAX BOOKS for 1874 are now in
possession of the undersigned, and ALL PERSONS
are hereby notified to call at ths olioe (commencing
July 1st proband ' , '
PAY THEIR CITY TAXES WiTHOUT uiuAX.
T. C. SERVOSS.
June 30 tf
Treasurer and Collector.
No. 2 Shoulders.
1 A BOXES NO. 9 SHOULDERS.
2.000
Lbs S. . Hams.
For Sale by
&IFTE
SO
v
aug 9-tf
ED
DWAR
ARCS HALL.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,-
Kentucky UniVersity -
, A SHLAND, the nOMEOF HKNRTI" CLAY, and
X. Old Transylvania -University, the "sitea w the
several Colleges. sSix Colleges, hv opetarionv 'wlth
their, separate Facmltjee, 80 Prof esaors and lfitrao
tors, with an average of more thanCOO Students each
eesBiun since iue war. fees very jow. uvkmx ooarop
ins from $2 to $5 per week, . Sessions begin Second
Monday ui Stptemur. For. catalogues or other infor
mation address, enclosing stamp,
J. U. BOWMAN, Regent, Ky. U., --
Lexington, Ky.
DAVIDSPIM
COLLEGE.
Next Session will begin Sept. 24, 1874.
Healthy location. Moral atmosphere. Strictdiscip-
nne. -i norougn teaenmg. Moaerate cnarges. seven
professors.: For catalogue or information, apply to
a. a. hukkx, unairman oi tne vacuity,
- . Fost-Offlce, Davidson College, N. C.
RICH FARMING LANDS
. ' IN NEBRASKA, .
NOW FOB SALE VERT CHEAP.:
10 Years Credit, interest only 6 per cent-
SEND FOB " THE PIONEER?
A handsome Illustrated paper, containing the Home-
steaa law. a jnkw jsumjjkk just puoiisnea.
Mailed free to all parts of the world. Address .
O. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. P. R. P..
Zf: . . . Omaha, Nkb.
Waters' Concerto Organs
Are the most beautiful in style and perfect in tone
ever made. The Concerto Stop is the best ever
placed in any Organ. It is produced by an
extra set of reeds, peculiarly voiced, the effect of
which is most Charming and Soul-Stirring, while
its imitation of the Human voice is super d.
WATEKS'PliiHrarmonlc, Vesper
& Orchestral Organs
In Unique French Casea-are among the best made,
and combinePurity of Voicing with great volume
of tone. . Suitable for Parlor, Church or Music Hall.
WATEKS' New Scale Pianos
Have great power and a fine singing tone, with all
modern improvements, and are the. Best 'Pianos
Made. These Organs and Pianos are warranted for
six years. Prices Extremely Low for Cash or part
cash and balance in monthly or-quarterly payments.
Second-hand instruments takenin exchange. Agents
wanted in every county in the United States and
Canada. A liberal discount to Teachers. Ministers.
Churches, Schools, Lodges, &e. Illustrated Cata
logues Mailed. HORACE WATERS & SON,
48 1 Broadway, New York, P. O. Box 8567.
$5
(fcOfl per day at home. Terms free. Address,
pZiU Geo. Stinson & Co., Portland, Me.
CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT At home,
Male or Female. 30 a week warranted. No
capital required. Particulars and valuable sample
senciree. Auaress, wuti be. return stamp,
. C. ROSS, Williamsburgh, N. Y.
july 18 d&w4wks
MISCELLANEOUS.
POSTPONEMENT!
FIFTH. AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Public Library of Ky.
DAY FIX ED
AND .
A FULL DRAWING ASSURED
ON
MONDAY, 30Ui November, 1S74.
LAST CHANCE
FOR '
AN EASY FORTUNE!
A nostoonement of the Fifth Concert of the Fnb-
lic Library of Kentucky has been so generally antici
pated, and is so manifestly for the interest of ail
concerned, that it must meet the approval of all.
The day is now absolutely fixed and there will be no
variation from tne programme now announced. - A
sufficient number of tickets had been sold to have
enabled us to have had a laige drawinz on the 31st
juiy, Dut a snort postponement was considered
preferable to a partial drawing. Let it be borne in
mind that
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
IS THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN
UNDER THIS CHARTER AND BY THE PRES
ENT MANAGEMENT.
That it will positively and unequivocally take
place as announced on
MONDAY, 30th NOVEMBER,
that the music will.be the best the country affords.
ana tnat
20,000
CASH GIFTS,
AGGREGATING
$ 2 , 5 0 0 ,00 0 !
will be distributed by lot among the ticket holders.
LIST OF GIFTS.
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT,. $250,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT,.... 100,009
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT, .. 75,600
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT,.-. 50,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 25,000
S Cash Gifts. 20.000 each. 100.000
10' Cash Gifts,' 14,000 each, , 140,000
15 Cash Gifts,
iu.uuu eaea, isu,uuu
6,000 each,.. 100,000
4,000 each, ... 100,000
3,000 each, 90,000
8,000 eaxa.. ...... 100,000
1.000 each. 100.000
ao cash tints,
- 25 Cash Gifts.
30 Cash Gifts,
50 Cash Gifts,
100 Cash Gifts,
240 Cash Gifts,
500 Cash Gifts,
' 500 each, 120,000
100 each,. 50,000
50 each, 950.600
19000 Cash Gifts,
Grand Total 30,000 Gifts, all cash. .$2,500,000
PRICE OF TICKETS.
WhqleTlckets 50 00
Halves..:..:..........: ,25 00.
Tenths, or each Coupon ............... 5 00
. . mi urm:.i . . fen fv
iinuvio JWKCUS IW .. uw uu .
221-2 Tickets for.... ......: 1,000 00.
Persons-wishing to invest should order promptly,
either of the home office or our local Asents.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to satiBfac-
tory agents. ' J
circulars containing iii parucnirs jurmsea on
fHO. B. BRAMLETTE,
. . . . ".Agent and Manager,
' Public Library Building, Louisyile Ky.
aug4-uw4wrs . -
ReduQtibii of
CHI SEASON
WILL OFFER FOR TBS NEXT THIRTY
DAYS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
' S IT M M E R
DRESS AND FANCY
DRYOODS,
to which will be added a large stock of
Elaci Alpaccas ani Irisl Linens,
f '-s I AT LESS THAN
NE YORK WHOLESALE PRICES.
We also offer a large stock of goods for Men's and
Boys wear, at lower prices than ever before fcno.wn
in Wilmington. I ' .
Ladies" 'end Gftemen desirous of purchasiRg
m,ay feel assured of receiving
EXTUAOimiN ART BARGAINS.
The abov tale will commence TO-MORROW,
and be conducted
EXCLUSIVELY VASJI
ALL ARE. INTflED, The smallest buyer will
receive the same attention as the largest.
B WEI L L ,
A. WEILL, Agentv
At the New Store, Cor. of Front and Princess Sts.
juneaotf .
StitH House,
NEAR THE DEPOT,
Wilson, N. Cr ,
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS IpOfl GUESTS.
Iifvery SUblea ajKachf :-
R STITH, :
ef ' Jjirietor.
Miscellaneous.
SAFE INVESTMENT FOR CAPITAL.
.TN VIEW OF THE INSTABILITY- OF MANY
X .Savings institutions oi mo present uay, . ..
OF' WILMING TON, . A C,
begs to caii the attention of DEPOSITORS, whether
of laTge or small Bums of money, to the
Absolut e;Sa fet y
of this Institution. ' . .
The -paid "up Capital of the Association aireaoy
amounts to
and Increases
Paid un (Janisil.
undoubted securities, is held first and above au otn-
er liabilities, for the
PATMKNT OB" DEI'OSITS:
so that Depositori have not only the security of the
mvescmeni oi meir own jjeposuB, uui iuo bwiuhv
of the investment of the
Whole Capital Stock of the Association,
already large, and increasing mon thly, at the rate of
$3,500. In addition to these securities, which place I
this Institution on the highest plan of tafety. the
ACCRUED PROFITS of the Association are retain-
ed, instead of being divided among the Stockholders,
thusgmng Depositors not oniy tne guarantee oj au
the Cavttal Stock, but in addition all the Accrued
Profile of the Association.
Eight Per Cent, Interest Allowed on All Deposits.
Adrian, Wm. H. Bernard, L B. Grainger. George
ttarnss. inos. 11. mcivoy, noger jiioore, sua i
Northrop, George W. Williams.
l'eDosits received, ai anv time, oy me ccreiarv
and Treasurer, No. 41 Maiket Street
jjnu. wjxiJJKk ATJ4J.JNJJN, irresiueni.
CHAS. S. ELLIS.Secretarv and Treasurer. ap28tf
Prospectus for 1 874.
SEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE,
An illustrated monthly journal, universally admitted
to be tne nandsomest periodical in ine won a.
A representative and champion
of American taste.
NOT FOR SALE IN BOOK OR NEWS STORES!
THE ALDINE, WHILE ISSUED WITH ALT. THB
regularity, has none of the temporary or timely
Ir.tereKt characteristic of ordinary periodicals. It it.
an elegant miscellany of pure,' light and graceful lit
erature, and a collection ui pictures, iue rarest spec
imens of artistic skill, in black and white. Although
each succeeding number .affords a fresh pleasure to
its friends, the real value and beauty of THE AL
DUNK will ne most appreciated aiterit nas ueen
bound up at the close of the year. While other pub
lications may claim superior cheapness, as compared
with rivals of a similar class, THE ALDINE is a
unique and original conception alone and unap
proached absolutely without competition in price
or character. The possessor of a complete volume
eannot duplicate the quantity of line paper and en
eraviners in anv shape or number of volumes, for
ten times its cost, and then there are the chremof
besides! .
ART DEKAKTJIJSNT, 1874.
The illustrations of THE ALDINE have wen a
world-wide renutation. and in the art centres of Eu
rope it is an admitted fact that its wood cuts are ex
amnies oi tne nisnest penecuon ever atiameu. x lie
common prejudice in favor of " steel-plates," is rap-
lUly yiclUUlg lU n lUUIC VUUMIA& OUU U-.tlV.t I IHIIIUMU
taste which recognizes the advantages of superior
artistic Quality with greater if acility of production.
The wood-cuts of THE ALDINE possess all the del
icacy and elaborate nnish of the most costly steel
plate, while they afford a better rendering of the art
ist's original .
To fullv realize the wonderful work wmcn tub
ALDINE is doii-g for the cause of art culture in
America, it is only necessary to consider the cost to
the people of any other decent representations of
the productions of great painters.
In addition to designs by the members of the Na
tional Academy," and other noted American artists,
THE ALDINE will reproduce examples of the best
foreign masters, selected with a view to tnenignesi
artistic success and greatest general interest. Thus
the subscriber to THE ALDINE will, at a trifling
cost, enjoy in his own home the pleasure and refining
influences oi true arc.
The Quarterly tinted plates for 1874. will be Dy
Thos. Moran and J. D. woodward.
The Christmas iseue for 1874 will contain special
designs appropriate to ths season, by our best artists,
and will surpass in attractions any of its predeces
sors. PREMIUMS FOR 1874:
Everv subscriber to THE ALDINE for the year
1874 will receive a pah of chromos. The original
pictures were painted in ou ior ine puDiisners oi
THE ALDINE by Thomas Moran, whose great Col
orado picture was purchased by Congress for ten
thousand dollars, u ne BUDjects were cnosen to rep
resent "The East" and "The West." One is a
view in The White Mountains, New Hampshire; the
other gives The Cliffs of Green River, Wyoming
Territory. The difference in the nature of the scenes
themselves is a pleasing contrast, and affords a good
display of the artist's scope and coloring, u ne enro-
mos are eacu wor&ea iroui tiurty instinct uuu.es, uuu
are in size (12x16) and appearance exact f ac-similes
Of the originals. The presentation of a worthy ex-
ample of America's greatest; landscape painier loiue
subscribers of THE ALDINE was a bold but pecu
liarly happy idea, and its successful realization is at
tested by the following testimonial, over the signa
ture of Mr. Moran himself;
NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 20, 1873.
Messrs. Jakes Sutton & Co.
Gentlemen: I am delighted with the proofs n
color of vonr chromos. They are wonderfully suc
cessful representations by mechanical process of the
originol paintings.
very respecnuiiy,
(Signed) THOS. MORAN.
These Chromos are in every sense American.
They are by an original American process, with ma
terial of .American manufacture, from designs of.
American scenery by an American painter, and pre
sented to subscribers to the first successful American
Art Journal. If no better because of all this, they
will certainly possess an interest no foreign produc
tion can inspire, and neither are they any the worse
if by reason of peculiar facilities of production they
cost the pususuers oniy a inne, wnue equal in every
respect to other chromos that are sola singly for
double the subscription price of THE ALDINE.
Persons of taste will prize these pictures for them
selves not for the price they did or did not cost, and
will appreciate the enterprise that renders their dis
tribution possible.
if any BUDScnoer buouiq maicaie a.preierence lor
a figure subject, the publishers will send " Thoughts
of Home," a new and beautiful chromo, 14x20 inches,
representing a little Italian exile whose speaking
eyes betray the longings of his heart.
: TERMS:
FIVE DOLLARS per annum, in advance, with ou
Chromos free. - - - - ' .
For 50 cents extra, the chromos, will. be sent.
meunteevarnished, and prepaid by mail. -. . .
Tim AiJJtifUS win nereaiter oe oouunaoie oarj
by subscription. There will be no reduced or clue
rate : cash for snbscrintiQss must be sent to the uob
Ushers direct, or handed to' the local agent, without
responsibility to the . publishers, except m cases
where the certificate is given, bearing the fac-simile
signature or dames uuon &
Anv nerson. wishms to aet sermanentlv as a loca
canvasser, will receive full and prompt information
by applying to
. . 44a aviiwi o vu,rttuuuwn,
No, 58 Maiden Jane, New York.:
86 FOE 8a.
Q RAND O F FE B !
rpHE YORKVHXE ENQUIRER win present a
X ' three-dollar chromo to every subscriber for 1818
who pays $3 00 in advance for a year's subseription.
The Chromo entitle 'fh. Unwelcome Visitar"
is executed in the finest styfcof chromatic printing;
the printed surface is lax by 17M inches, and the
picture sells in the art stores for $3. It is equal in
every respect to any of the chromo. premiums of- ,
fered by other publications. .
The Knquwek is a family paper, devoted to the
Home Circle, the Farmer, the Mechanic, the Trades
man, alike in every section of the Union; is not sec
tional In Us character, nor partisan or sectarian.
Besides all the news of the day, collated with a view
to correctness and accuracy, its columns are filled
with the choicest matter appropriate to the different
departmentsr Stories, Historical and Biographical
Sketches, Travel and Adventure, Sabbath Reading,
acolumn ror the umidren, yvit ana uumor, Agricul
tural, Correspondence from Abroad Excerpts on all
subjects, an epitome or lae.jxews oi tne Juay, sc
ORIGINAL STORIES.
The publication of Original Stories is a feature of
the o.vsro. and for tbe next volume we have pro
cured several from the pens of popular and enter,
taining writers. In this Department alone we can
promise our readers entertainment equal in charac
ter to tnat or any oi tne popular Biory papers.
The subscription price of the Enquibbr is $3 per
annum, with Chromo Premium, or without pre
mium, two copies one year $5; onecopyafct months,
l au; one cupy burets uiuutus,- &. m"uiu
will be promptly mailed to aahsenbers on receipt of
subscription. Specines oopfes of the paper sent on
application.
AoiWess au tetters to
L. M. GRIST, Proprietor,
Yorkville, S. C.
CHWarCs
pASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING & SHAV-
ing 8aloon, 7 Soflti Pwa St, Wilmington, N. C.
N. Br-rJ have secured the services of the BEST
artists of my prof eseion.
feb 10-tf
Marshal's Office.
WILMINGTON, N. C, 1
March 10th, 1874J
CITIZENS ARB REQUESTED TO HAVE
Shade Trees in front of their premises Trimmed
Up by the first of April.
All such Shade Trees not so trimmed by the first
of April will be trimmed by the City at the expense
of the owners. v GEO. W. PRICE, Jr.,
marll;tf. CityMarshaL
upwaroa oi Jf oriy-jive i wununu uu,
at the rate of $3,500 per month, i bis
Invested in Heal Estate, aud other
FERTILIZERS.
--i ... -J,;: GENUINE
PERUVIAN OTJAN0.
FAhMEES", Aateicm-TtraisTS and DiixEES in Fer
tilizers have now an - Dsortunity of obtaining
this valuable manure i in mall or Isiree lots,
at id eoie importer' prices, oy applying
to the special Agency lust established (or the pui
pose of delivering Genuine Pernviah Guano to con
sumers at any accessible port or tailway station in
the country. Full particulars given in circular mail
ed free on application to V - ' ; -'
K. HALVAZAH,
No. 53 Beaver St., New York.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Messrs. Hobson. Hurtado & Co.. penta of the
Peruvian Government, 52 Wall St., N. Y.
Mosee. Taylor, President National City Bank, 52
Wall St., N. Y. .. . .
J. C 1 racy, Esq., Peruvian Consnl. 26W Broau-
Way, N. Y. may 18-D&W10mes
MISCELLANEOUS.
9IA11S11AX.'S OFF1CJB, j
Wilmington, N. C., April 22, 1874. f
Bff O T I C E .
I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
attention of the citizens to tbe fact that the
warm and sickly season is near at hand, and it be
comes my duty to adopt the most Btringent sanitary
measures at this particular time to preserve the
health of tho city and prevent the introduction of
disease that may originate from foul and unwhole-.
some matter, nitn, garbage, trash and reruse matter
which has a tendency to create unwholesome and
offensive odors. In er.ler to prevent as far as pos
sible the spread of those diseases peculiarly incident
to this season of the year I would most respectfully
solicit the co-operation of the citizens generally in
placing our city in such a sanitary condition as to
render it as far as practicable impregnable, at least
to those diseases which originate from foul and u -
wholesome matter. To this end the entire force of
the city will be employed in cleansing, draining,
cleaning, disinfecting and removing trasb, &c, for
at least the next fifteen or twenty (lays. All nerson s
are requested to have the. trash, offal, refuse mat
ter, dec, cleaned rrom their premises and placed
upon the streets, whence they will be removed im
mediately. When it is convenient please use boxes
or barrels. .
Persons needing disinfectants can have the same
free of charge by calling at my office.
The health officers, designated by a yellow rosettr.
may be notified of any stagnant water standing npon
any lot, or damp cellar, or anything that would im
pair the health of the city, and any complaint lodged
at this office shall reeeive prompt attention. -
Believing that a proper sanitary condition adopt
ed now, at this early season, -will insure a healthy
summer I earnestly solicit the aid and co-operation
of all the rood citizens to accomplish this good end.
jxespecuuuy, c, uau. w..rKiuj, jk.,
ap23-tf City Marshal.
OUR LIVING AM) OUR BEAD
OR
Testimony froi tlie Battle Fields.
UNDER THE ABOVE TITLE I PROPOSE TO
publish first in newsiaDer and snbseauentlv in
book form, a series of articles giving the war rec
ord of North Carolina from the election of Lincoln
in November, 1800, to the close of the war between
the States in May, 1865. My plan embraces three
divisions :
1st. Accounts of each skirmish and battle on the
soil or upon the waters of North Carolina.
2d. Accounts of every battle fought dnrinsr .the
war on the soil of every State, in which any of the
troops of North Carolina took part especial care
being taken to show what these troops did and suf
fered in each of those battles, and what glory and
renown our officers and men fairly won.
9A A Snnthom flii. fn. oil flmi 1 wi..
w ui . n.ui. xii co
nation cf the third division, of the proposed plan
will be submitted at a later day.
That I may successfully accomplish this arduous
but pleasing self-imposed task, I invoke the aid of
all my brother soldiers and ask them to furnish roe
material which can be arranged and digested so as
to form a complete record of the heroic seeds of the
sons of North Carolina upen the battle fields of tbe
Confederacy ; and especially do I ask all who can
write to furnish me details of every battle in which
they participated, and the part borne by their im
mediate commands.
General officers from other States who command
ed North Carolina troops are respectfully asked to
give me all the information in their possession rel
ative to the conduct and bearing of those troops.
In endeavoring to do justice to the soldiers of mv
native State, I certainly shall most carefully abstnii;
from doing injustice to those from any other.
Address " Our Living and our Dead," Newbern.
N. C.
The first number will be issued about the 10th of
June. Subscription price $2 per year in advance.
STEPHEN D. POOL.
Late Colonel 10th Regiment, N. C. S. T.
THE VINDICATOR
AND SOUTHERN WATCHMAN.
Newton, IV. C.
BUSINESS MEN OF WILMINGTON
find it to be to their interest
WILL
To Advertise fn tbe "Vindicator. s
Which has a good circulation In Lincoln, Catawba,
Gaeton, Cleaveland, Rutherford, Polk, McBowell,
Burke and Caldwell counties. West, and in Halifax,
Warren, Edgecombe, Nash and Northampton, in the
East. Liberal terms offered to yearly advertisers.
L. P. ERWIN,
jan31-tf Pnblisher. -
10,000 Persons Read
the Abbeville medium,
PUBLISHED AT -
t ' '
Abbeville Court House, S. C.
4 T
HAND SOME SHEET OF THIRTY-
J TWO COLUMNS.
A representative journal of
the enterprise, wealth and intelligence of the Up
Country. s, . ..
$2 PER "ANNUM IN - ADVANCE.
In one days travel from Atlanta.. Send subscrip
tions and advertisements to
HEMPHILL & CO., Proprietors,
' decl8-tf . , ; . Abbeville, 8. C.
Wiliningon Merchnts
WHO .WISH TO EXTEND THEIR; BUSINESS,
. oh the Carolina Central Railway should not
overlook the fact that Rockingham is the wealthiest
and has the greatet population of any town between
Wilmington and; Charlotte, and that it has but one
newspaper, the , ,, .
Spirit of tlie jSoutli;
" "-; -.; which enioys the ; -' :
r,i DiP0'7 nTTi1TTT A VTt TIT
of any paper published in tbePeeDee country, mak
ing it the BEST ADVERTISING. MEDIUM. . Rates
of advertising reasonable. Sabscription $2 a yeiir.
Address, , ' W. K TERRY, Publisher,
f:b-tf ' ' Rockingham, N. C.
Horry Weekly News,
VpUBliSHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
AT CONWATBORO. S. .
T. W. BKATY, EDITOK; J. AST. G. SJJltMV,
PTJBUSKBIS
Term $2 Pr Annum.
A 11VERTISEMENTS
INSERTED AT
LOW
J rates. The Ilorrv News is the only paper
puti-
llubcl in the rnnnlv. and navmz a
large circubition,
I in this county, and a considerable
circulation in Co-
lumbns and iirunswiCK county, pt. v
makes u s
riairAhln medium for advertisers.
W. H. Bernard is our authorized Agent in Wtt.
mington,N. C.
dec 38-tf .
CHARLOTTE OBSEKVKB.
TO ADVERTISERS WILMINGTON AND EAST
ERN NORTH CAROLINA.
TkTCRSONS wishin2 to make their business extea-
Jr Bively known among the merchants and peoplo
Weekly
or aavenwing. . .
The Obskkvkr is the only daily pape tn Western,
North Carolina. Advertising rates low enough to
reach the humblest tradesman. Rates and specimen
copies forwarded upon application. AddTess
OBSERVER.-
junel4-tf CharlottcN. a
The North Carolinian
EstabJUdicd Only Fire Years.
THE NORTH CAROLINIAN IS PUBLISHET
every Wednesday at Elizabeth City, N. C. It
has a large circulation in all the counties of Hasten
North Carolina and: Southern Virginia; also- circu
lates extensively in the Northern States, especially
Pennsylvania, New York and: New Jersey. This,
fact makes ic a valuable advertising medium fon
those having properties to selL : Terms $2 00 a year,,
invariably in advance. Address
PALEMAN JOHN, Ed. A Prop'r, -dec4rtf
' Elizabeth City, N. C
mil
tvyw
mm
1.4 is
ijij .1
In
S-1 ' t J
Ik I . ?
II
.fi; " !'! it.'
to ; 1 "' A'
is1 v I
i t - v I 1