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JORDAN STONE, Managing Editor. SAM'L T. WILLIAMS. Fltlcal Editor. 'WEDNESDAY....... JANUARY 15 1873 the doors and windows of the old LI-1 JOHN POOL AFTER c RES brarv the class and sash broken the I WELL'S PLACE. latter in raanv instants mlirelv rone. John Poo1 the expiring Senator from The following dc?crintioa of these North Carolina, is working very cner- rooras answers substantially for all the eetwally to secure a place in the Presi- rest : v . - EDITORIAL THOUGHTS GLEANINGS. AND The Deman for, a niT0By op the State. We are pleased to see that our State exchanges have agon entered upon an animated discussion of this subject. The Wihiiinton - Sr of the 12th prefaces some well tidied remarks on "the State Historian" as follows "A year ago "The Morning Star.' with other papers, urged upon Gov. Graham, or some other -patriotic and talented son to undertake the writing of a standard "History ol North Caro lina." That distinguished gentleman was unable, owing to business engage ments, to comply with the wishes o his fellow citizens ; and none of the several others qualified for the task has volunteered to pcr.orm the important worK. A year rolls around and the question is again agitated, the Rile;g)i News leading on." - The , Star then suggests the name of Haywood, W. Guion, Esq., and Mr: 'The doors were swinging, some with their panels staved ie and others with out. As a general rule, the floors of the roc-Ris and passages were covered with fallen plastering, and it is presumed will continue to be, as Jong as the walls and ceiling are exposed to the moisture of successive winter rains. The north east corner of the root was knocked off by the falling of a tree some time ago. It is difficult to imagine a building, in aa inhabited, civilized country, in a worse or. more disgraceful condition.' The Philanthropic Library was next I Creswell's position are very good, as the visited. Here four windows were 1 1 resident is disposed to reward hiin for dent's Cabinet. He has obtained from the Radical party in thi3 State, a certificate of mer itorious conduct for services rendered in defeating Vance, and las' recommen dation for the position of Post Master General is said to be numerously signed by leading Southern Radical politicians. Mr. Poo! ciing3 to office with a death like tenacity. As he vacates his seat in the United States Senate lie is anxious to step into a snug berth in the Presi dent's Cabinet. It is said his chances for obtaining 'MUSI found open ou one side and five on the other. The Library at one time con taincd seven thousand volumes. The examination was made after tha close of a rainy spell, and the exposure of the books to weather must necessarily in jure them materially. The South Hall or Ball Room, which no a? contains the Collecre Library 'was Cornelia Phillips Spencer as eminently I closed, bat on the north side eighteen qualified for the work, and ur2es upon panes o Mass were broken, and four Al T 1 a , t I iuo legislature xue propriety oi maKmg peen on the south side. Upon the ground a moaest appropriation anci oi ctesig- iaii tht. . remains of a class iar. and nating the proper individual to perform j several little snakes or reptiles of some for his many services to the Reoubli sort, some fish or other 'curious things TP- V. .atc and ln the LnioD,for kk i i j i , T I moor in oeiia i oi equal rights and that had evidontlv been nrpnnrprl in I x . i , . .. , " euis uuu --j .v-.vv. Jur IUS ennr fi. in thfi Hpn nr wmtnot. """ auuiu puipusu or uiuer. i mcu mainiy Drought about the defeat The doors and windows of South of the Democratic nominee, Hon. John Building were generally onrn .'with rooS 13 entitled, to the thanks of the . u D j r , ...... glass broken, sash and panels broken Or altogether missing; the floors were covered with fallen plastering, and upon the walls were found writings of the most obscene character. The cabinet of minerals in Prof. Phil lips' old recitation room did not escape the general wreck. The drawers con- t he labor. The Star concludes "Let the subject be canvassed; The History of North Carolina must be written. That proposition is the start ing point." WnAT the South Waxts. On this subject, the Statesville- Intelligencer makes an appeal for labor as the great desideratum. " That paper says that the crops have been good throughout the South, and the only drawback to our material advancement is "the want of disciplined labor." There are now in the city of Raleigh, his eminent services, sacrifices anc patriotic labors for the Radical party in North Carolina The following is the certificate which Senator Pool took to Washington City in his pocket,from the Republican mem bers of the Legislature : senate Chamber, ) Raleigh, N. G.yJec, 13, 1872, At a Republican caucus held in th Senate Chamber, December 13, 1872. It was rcsonea Dy tne Republican mem- ocrs or tne General Assembly of North aruuua, in joint caucus assembled,that ucan nation, and especially to the thanks of tne Kepublicaris of North" Carolina. It was further resolved that a copy o this resolution be furnished t ho linn John Pool. RicnARD C. Badgkk, Chm'n. E. R. Dudley, Acting Sect'ry. farmers from Edgecombe, in search of tainips the specimens were unlocked or cotton laborers, who report that the farms in their section are not more than two-thirds supplied with hands. It is a general complaint in Eastern Carolina that more colored laborers are squatting about than usual. This i3 a great nm sancc, for idleness and crime will "o hand and hand, and produce poverty and suffering as well as increase vice and dishonesty. TnE Credit Mobilier. The Wil mington Star speaking of the Credit Mobilier fraud, says : " There is no high source of honor in Congress. It is a demagogue's parliament a thieves' legislature." On the same subject, the Uoanole Neics says : " Mr. Ames goes so far as to acknowledge that he did dispose of shares in the Association at a reduced rate, with the view as be avows to so ' influence legislation' that they would take enough interest in the Road to prevent its embarrassment. That this was no more nor less than wholesale bribery is-patent to the least suspicious yet Mr. Ames has the effrontery to ! cnaractenze it as a legitimate transac tion." For the Daily News Bnrke County Its Climate nnd Its Advantages. Mr. Editor: "Will vou allow mi . - - . . snort spajcin your valuable paper to aj.y a icw worus lor uurke. 1 do not tnink that even the Buncombeits will doubt the assertion, that we have the nncst climate in the State. W hnvn fine, pure atmosphere, free from the ex- open, and the specimens scattered around. The cabinet was once very valuable, and according to the catalogue contained over two thousand specimens of minerals, collected from all quarters Of the known World. Thi rKinVf m'aa ' i vwwiu,v II UJ I x . - - ' nnrrhasP.l in Fnmno ,awi- K ".,-tlJ"0 l" ult-il U1U counties west Ot the President Caldwell at a heavy expense, county seat, has been since the war quite vjiiuiu xiau or ine cnapei, the old u &uuuner resort lor persons from West Building, the new West Buildin and Person Hall, were each visited in turn, and the same old story is told of broken glass, open doors, panels and sa;h gone, kc, &e., ad nauseam. rresideut i'ool is held responsible for this disgraceful state of aflairs. If the account given byCo!. Saunders be true, eastern orth Carolina - and Snnfh . -r ... " Carolina, in this connn(t'nn T will mention two valuable Springs, tlGlen Alpine'' and "Pcidmout." The first, Glen m piue, is suuatcu thirteen m p? sr, uth of Morganton, at 'the base of the South Mountains, and is" owned by Coi. T. G Walton, O. F. McKesson and Roberi .1 --. aL I lit -.- uert lucre are no improvements i O y - ' x ropnetcrs and it-no doubt is true literally then 1'Myus.pcrmission to erect cabins has Mr. Pool b'cn "untv ef oss'dere a I ? Premises.--; Several families 1 Ui u"l ct 10" tlerft- availed themselves of this opportunity hction of duty and has been made him the past season. I have never oon nn Y o u s o M E ', The Warier. ton Gazette hae some practical suggestions to young men, and concludes very pret tily as follows : The best living i3 made from the ground. The lap of Mother Earth 13 strewn with precious gifts for all her children, and a rich harvest will reward their diligent search. She never yet failed to kiss with affection the hand that treated her generously, or reward with her richest treasures him who feeds her liberally, cultivates her soil Udiciously, and nurses her tenderly. In the green glado and grassy dell, where the red deer wander ; in the deepest val leys where the rills murmur ; upon the hill tops where the storm-clouds burst' m all their sublimity, and the thunders roll, even here and everywhere does the earth yield her fruits for the benefit of man. " Vasu and Credit. -The Tarboro Enquirer on the subject of "Cash and Credit" explains why it is country mer. chants are compelleti'to charge higher prices when they give credit for the whole year, than the city merchants, who sell to the farmers for cash or pro duce in hand. The argument is sensi ble and to the point. self amenable as a public officer. The destruction of the University property calls for 'investigation -. and public rebuke, and offers the strongest and most unanswerable anuime&ts' in favor of a change in the management of the Institution. ' There is ' not now nor has been in twelve months a single student at the University, as we learn from the Jj'o ruil, and Mr. Pool is tho onlv remainir" uiviujc ui i no a aeiuiy. e presume ne uraws ins salary all the same. Is he not satisfied with hi3 work of demoli tion and desolation Will ;hc thrust himself longer in the way, as an obstacle to the education cf tHe young- men o North Carolina ? VANDALISM AT CHAPEL HILL. Col. W. L. Saunders, one of the Editors of the Wilmington Journal, has given in an editorial correspondence from Chapel Hill.a very full and detailed statement of the ruins of the University buildings, under the management of Rev. - Solomon Pool, the present nominal President. Col. Saunders made a tour of inspec tion through the college grounds, and publishes the result of his observations in a letter which occupies more than two columns of the Journal. For the information of our readers, we condense some of thr nvlttann e , - - r-wwM " vit-a- truction of the University property regretting that our space will not allow us to publish the letter in full. The steps of the gate leading to. the College buildings at the entrance next to the hotel were, found broken and sunken. ' t The beautiful walk leading up to the old East buildi grass and weeds. The steps up the terrace to the north nd of the East Buildinrr . havC rotted nnd sunk down. - The old Philanthropic Hall was found unlocked-the .windows open, as were A GOOD APPOINTMENT. It will be seen from the correspond ence in our local columns to-day, that Gov. Caldwell has appointed Hon.Kemp iVLattle, of this city, Superintendent. of Public Instruction, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Rev. James Reid. ; Thi3 is one of Gov. Caldwell's official acts that we can cordially endorse. We regard Mr. Battle as the right man in; the right place. Sir. Battle is a Conser vative in politics, but is endowed with qualifications for the position possessed by few men in the State. The office being non-prirtisan in its character, Gov; Caldwell has acted wisely and weil in- selecting a gentleman so well fitted by education, talents, energy, practical judgment and patriotic zeal, for the highly responsible position of Superin tendent of Public Instruction. In his letter Mr. Battle says truly : "To aid in relieving the intellectual famine of the rising generation, in re moving from the State the blight of ignorance, in rekindling the extin guished fires of our venerable Universi ty, once so honored and useful, in plac ing North Carolina abreast with the most cultivated of English-speaking people, is worthy the ambition of any man." With such motives -animating him. we doubt not our ne.v. Sunerintendent of Public Instruction will inaugurate a new era in the educational history of tne fctate, and we look for the most gratifying results from his efforts. , The Berm Post of Saturday, in an article evidently inspired by the Govern ment, says that the proclamation of the dogma of Papal infallibility has created a new Catholic creed, and "its believers should be treated in the same manner as. members of other new religious societies." V , f The Paris Journal Officicl announces the appointment of Corcelles as French Ambassador at. the Vatican, in place of "uuigumg, wiju rcsignea. Burns and Dunstpn,colored,convicted of rape, were hanged at Jefferson, Ga on Saturday. Burns confessed his crime' but Dunston asserted his innocence ' analysis of the waters, but understand tbat it contains "Lithia.- Certain if. i that it contains some powerful rcmocVml aent that cures chronic diseases in an mcrediolv short t . "tim c that Colonel Walton has cprina from several persons who have been ...n uis.huiits; one irom a prominent gentleman of this State, who has been, an invalid for a number of jeais, acu consuiteU the best medical lULiiuiuy in uie tnited btatessavs that uc n is arrived material relief, if not permanent cure. "Piedmont'' is situate, sixteen miles north of Morganton. and i uviitu uy jir. Gabriel Pearcey. It has a chalybeate sulphur, sprin"-' the wains oi which are very. fine. Mr. P. tens me tnat tie intends improving in opuu-, preparatory to the entertain merit of guests next summer. Persons ueairous oi visiting these places can aiay una means ot transportation in Morganton. The mineral resources of iiurKe are as great, if not greater than any county in the State. Mica in con siderable quantities has been found on the lands of Mr. Huffman, about ten miles from Morganton. Mr. Notting ham Murphy, of Philadelphia, who has examined specimens of this mica, says t hat i t is equal to, if not superior to that of Mitchell county. Graphite has been found in the county, but in what quan tity or quality I am unable to say. I see that soap-stone is bein" used in the manufacture of stove's, and I would call the attention of' cap italists to the ; fact that : a vrrv superior quality is to be found in Burke. One quarry i3 at or near Glen Alpine Springs, also one twelve or fif teen miles north of Morgan Inn T nn derstand. that"Asbcstos"has been found on the lands of Mr. John T?nthprfri Messrs. Sprague & Bond have com menced the manufacture of whif , shingles on Johns River, about thirteen mnts irom Morganton. These shin "les are superior to the ordinarv shino-t,, in every respect. Thev have alrr-atlvr hA several lame orders. The principal crops of r.nrt-o OM wheat and corn, though for the oast years considerable attention has been paid to the culture of tobacco. I hParf1 a prominent farmer say that he believed f K -v f- ,.4 i. 11 1 . , i-uat cuiiuu couia oe raised nrvr,tnrra ously in the eastern portion of the coun Our citizens are eettifie un "n. r.ti. iu inu ueisiaiure aSikin? t ip nn. fageof an act prohibitiBthe sale nf intoxicating liquors within one mile of ine ourt House. This is a move in the ngut turecuon, and 1 hope that it will meet the heart v coneiirrpnrfi Houses of our State Assembly. I mav bCumC unuie ume spealc of the gold resources of Burke. ScRinnr. The Sentence of the Modern Borgia.-Lydia Sherman, who "was tried at New Haven, Conn., for the mur cerof her husband by poison and con' victed of murder in the second degree, was on Saturday sentenced to imprison ment tor life. She received the sentence with indifference, and appeared cheerful and happy.- Her nonchalance seems to have pazzled the reople of New Haven, but probably she was rejoicing at her fortunate escape from the gallows. The evidence against her was cc.nclusive, and rumor, of course, accuses her of other similar crimes, and attributes to her, as uua), the character of a Borgia. The man Johnson, who murdered his land lady, Mrs. II ess, because . she detained his clothes for a debt, was also tried at New Haven Saturdav. and found miiliv of murder in the first degree. It would ! be hard if out of these two murders the people should be denied the excite ment of at least one execution. ANDYS' PATENT rOBTABLll s te a jri is j' gut n s fi vv SAW MILLS. ib.. i -..,, --.--xi-j,! imssw-"" Liville, first officer of the wrecked siiip Golden Hind, who has just arrived m this country from Rio, says that the vesset was wrecked on the west coast of Patagonia in June last, and fourteen of the crew spent forty-eight days in two open boats in the Straits of Magellan. They were compelled by hunger to de vour the bodies of five ot their com panions who died from privation and exposure. JH E MORN I N G ST A R . DAILY EDITION: Though only five years old, bas the largest gaily circulation of any newspaper in the htate. and a circulation in Wilmington nfty i. er cent, larger than that of any otlier paper. J W EE K L Y ED I TIO N : No w combi ned wi th the "Carol i na Farmer.' P4apPD)?1en0f. the best FAMILY NEWS PAPERS in the South. Circulation very large and rapidly increasing. osmsciiirTrox piircE: . Daily Star, l j-ear. t on ' S in nn tti a weekly .vtar, i year i w . o months... 50 It may be safely asserted that no news paper ever established in North Carolina SioSRxGSTAR h rapid .-Progress aa The Send for specimen copie?. Address, W. H. BERNARD, , Ja--tf Wilmington, N. C. BLAND1S' PORTABLE ENGINES AND SAW-MILLS, the simplest, most easily managed and most durable in the world. Guaranteed to be able to saw from 5.UO0 to 1-5,-SSJofSL JiiPJS.'WS successful operation and giving perfect satisfaction. Bid dys Patent HEAD BLOCKS, the simplest, most accurate and most quickly operated rSr m?? to inIr?TXt?;rRMJan41r,FIiANTATION ENGINES always on hand. Statto v tFA1' ,and MILL MACHINERY of all kinds, and orATIONARY ENGINES of all sizes. Send for Circulars and Prices to H. A F. BLAND Y, W. C. Morgan, Traveling Agent, ZancsvUle, O., or Newark, O. - larLorougn House," ltaieigh, N. C. , . SPECIAL NOTICES. The Ilijs that Fi-esh are Hub to Are many, but a remedy for them all is fur nished by natuie. There is no doubt that for every disease there is an antidote in the vegetable kingdom. The aboriginets were the victims of many and loathsome mala dies, yet they found in the wilds of their forests remedies sure and powerful. Acting on this belief Db. Tutt'8 Saesaparilla and QuEEJi's Delight is oflered the pub lic a a most highly concentrated vegetable compound, possessing extraordinary pow er for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia Scrofula. Ulcere, Sweliingof the Glands' Eruptions of the Skin. Female Diseases Liver Complaint, Secondary. Syphilis, the effect of mercury, te. .It .is a most power ful UteratiVe .kuu blnd purilier, and at tiie Kunte iUueH' liar tii less -Kiut it mav be used by -. " .'- - - . W'at.eli out for Chills and Fevr, and pre -pnre the system for resisting its attack bv usin Dr. Tint's Liver Pills. ' Dr. Tntt's Hair Dye is used in Europe an,i America, jan9-D2w&Wbm N O W R E AN . A D Y I 13 . A NDREWS & C O ., I IMMENSE S TOOK f , . ; OF SEiSOJIlIfLE CJLOT1IIJTG FOR MEN A N D B 0 Y 8 Just received d from our Manufactory in New York, made EXPRESSLY FOIl 01 R RETAIL TE1DE, and which will be sold at the Lowest Posssible Prices. novlO-U It. B. ANDRE ftrS & CO., 21 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C. 50 R O X E S CAN D Y J) I S .,3 O L U TIO N . The Co-partnership of Creech,-Morgan & consent UliS day dLssolved V mutual tilf LAs4lTER.latC flrM be Ret" E. CREECH, J. L. MORGAN, f T. A vjc;T'ni -i Rmithfleld. N. C, Jan. ktiu " Jany-Dlw TpIFTY BARRELS FLOUR, SACKS land Barrels. Jan c-U M. A. PARKER. O E T T A mite from t)ift f1ir?trti .'va.ia Avenue, an excellent .Dwelling . ifonc nr Ftnllb SIX rooms fniiriMf.li.Vm,;!, -.. t I 1 u"i 8'?, t ,en' auU aeies oi land. Rent mo4- 50 Boxes Cream, Farina, Sod:t and Leinonj Crackers, PALE SOAP, FowU r & Co's Bar and Cake Soap, Dooley's Yeast Powder, Worcestershire Suce Apply to North Carolina Land Company. T, , . , T FISHER BUILDING. Rajeigh, Jan. 10th, janll-lw Best Cream Cheese, Breakfast Bacon. jp:ETIXG OF TUB TRUSTEES xnere win be a meeting of theTrusteK of j For sale by dec2i-lm Canvassed Horns, W. H. DODD. OI O TU I Ell S , Respectfully apksthe attention of PARENTS & GUARDIANS to their Jarge and well assorted STOCK OP : i BOY'S A- YOUTH'S 'CLOTHING received this day. Boy's and Youth's Overcoats. YontU's and Boy's Talmas, Boy s and Youth's School Suits, Youth's and Boy's Dress Suits, Overcoats and Business Suits For extra lare men, Just received at Tv. B. ANDREWS & CO.'S, dd 1-tf Clothiers. Q H R I S T M A S I 8 COMING . Browa's JJfnsenm Prepared for the Reception of (Quests. THE LARGEST STOCK OP Tor?, Faaey Good?,Wonders and Curosi ties ETEIi BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. Tetter, Salt Rhenm and alt Skin 1 iseases cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medieal Dis covery. . ... -. The People's ntamp of Value.-TLo Government indorsement, which legalizes the sale of Plantation Bitters, is not thn only stamp affixed to that famous Vegeta ble Tonic. It bears, In addition to that of ficial sanction, the still "more valuable stamp of public approbation, This inesti mable voucher ot Its rare properties as a Tonic, Corrective and Alterative, Is of inuch earlier date than the Government creden tial; for millions of sick pei sons had pro nounced it the Grand specific of the Ae long before Congress thought of taxing pro piietary medicines. It is unnecessary to repeat, in dciaii, the proprieties of this wonderful Vesetable Invisoranf.- The k. reference that-can be oliered to those who desire the full particulars of its virtues, is the General Public. Ask those who have tried it as a remedy for dyspepsia, consti pation, biiliousness, intermittent fevers nervous debility, rheumatism, seasickness', low spirits or loss ot vital power, what Plantation Bitters has done for them, and be governed by the response thev make to 5 our inquiries. rFwlVra a?t1,-Ispeptic Pills, i 1 he Hon. James Iredell, late Governor of North Carolina, made the following state ment with regard to Beckwith's Pills "Dr. BecKwith s Antl -Dyspeptic " Pills have been u-ed in my family which is a large one with the most beneficial effect Anumper of my friends who have oeeu afflicted with dyspepsia and other disorders of the : stomach, have spoken to me in btrong terms of tne relief they experienced irom this remedy. Without the evidence l have received irom others, my intimate knowledge of the professional and private character of Doctor Beciiwiih lor tne last twenty years, justifies me in declaring tkat he would give no assurances of facts of hi.-, own experience, or of professional deduc tions, oi which he was not perfectly confi dent, in which the public might not saiely rely. . . Jas. Iredell.'" iwMJP?.5?d.5?lel3r-by the Prfprietor, E. R. BECK WITH, successor, to Dr. Beckwitli PetersJjurg, Va., and. lor sale, at the reduc ed price oi zo cents per box;, by alldmei'!st jan o-tf . , . to the L u.versity in the Executive Office, on ir. d,nesday tne 520th inst., at 3 o'clock P. M. I VI A fullmeetin.' is desired and reouested The attention of the Members of the Gen eral Assembly especially desired. N I N ' S A A T . L . BROWN. Fayettenlle Street, 2 doors South of Southern Express Oflice, - Has in store and receiving daily, the largest and most complete stock of TOYS, CONFECTIONERIES AND FANCY GOODS. ever.received in this city. , . the modern improvements. "The Fencing liJS stck of fine fancy goods of evcrvva- TPIFTY BAHilELS MOLASSES. P'Ulalwwel y, fctyleandhnith.Mutable "r II O LI DAY I'll ESENTS, Kujneeeuenxeaiy larc-e ind embrace Licie iu:it can no uesSred. Tub Tenacity of Tkutk. When a nu- iiuu as ciear-neauea as the Americans one become convinced, from loner f,v and observation, that an article nosswu- suierior excellence as a medicine, not all the preposterous clamor of aU t he worthless nostrum venders in the universe can shake their belief In its efficiency. Truth is a very tenacious thing, as these worthies are be ginning to discover. Plantation Bittehs has too firm a hold upon thepopulai esteem to be in tiie slightest degree ellected by the cold water diatribes which the advertisers of fermented 6ions. without alcohol," are so lond of launching against alcoholic preparations. The public know very well that this peerless reuovant auf tonic does contain spirits, but it also know1 that they are of the purest and most whole some description, viz: fine old St. Croix, the most active ana beneficial dittuser of it remedial and invigorating propertie throughout the system, which couW pui bly be adopted. . The Secket of Beauty. What is it? n. longer juked, for the world of fashion and all ine ladies know that it Is produced bv " "". uciuuuiauu liarmiess toilet preo uraiion known as G. W. JLai i d's "Bloom u louth." Its beautit'vinsr t-rtw-ts arnti-m , Governor 'and President of tne J IQ-lawow Board of Trustees. ORTII CAROLINA ALMANACS, for rm calculated by B. Craven, D. D. oi-uu. iuj uui --oruers at once to Lt. BKANSO.V, Publisher and Bookseller. nov o-tf Raleicn. .V e N"1 JJ jan 5-tf ST OCK M. A. PARKER. II A X 5 E R S I have for sale, at my plantation, Lin wood, Davidson county, N. C, five thorough .ved NORTH DEVON BUBLS, from twelve months to two years old. Prices from $25 to tflO according to age and choice. Address tne at Haw River P. O., Alamance county. no 13-2m JHE 11 E G U L A R A K N U A L Meetingof the Stockholders of this Bank GYJIXASIUJil & FENCING HALL, ILirgett St., Opposite Fair Ground, will be opened on the 1st driv of Febrnorv lSa, under the direction of Prof. Louis J uH lani, a graduate of the Military Academy ine oymnasium will be fitted up wih all plied with Foils. .svv-nrils ATnc7ro '. ing-gloves will also bo at the 'disposal of visitors. - . I'rof. Juillard will always be in attend ance to give instructions, both in Gymnas tic exercises and Fencing. . . " mS8J ""f"0. tieketa-good for one Iickets can be had at the Hail and of T ALBERT MAGNIX, Jan.-Dlm l'rot rietoi-; N wonderful. Depot, o," Gold Street, JS'e A WA XX We Have Frequently Heakd jaother? say they would not be without-Mrs. Win sow's soothing syrup, irom the birth w the child uiuu u lias finished with the teething siege, under any consideration whatever. Pratt's Astral Gil, has a world-wide reputation as ine surest and best illumina-t-na oil. Over two million .rnirma IUv.. . een sold for the past two years, from which no accidents of any description have oc curred, send for circular, uil House of Charles Pratt, established. 177t, .New York. Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow her. The best article k Single entrance fx) cents. M51 LAICAL I STR UMEXTS uiiu serving tne teetn and gums. Sola Kjy all druggists. Price 25 and 60 ceute rer bttle. F. c W eils Jfe co-ifew York. o T 0 E Guardian Mutual Lxfe Ins. Co 1 .Raleigh, Jan. 6th, k73. j. Notice lsherebyciven to all whnm itmnv will be held on the second Tuesday of cou,crn', Uiat the Agency of the Widows' January, 1S73, being the Uth day of the and Orphans' Benefit -Life Insurance Com month,betweenthehoursofl0and4o'clock Pany. the Reserve Mutual Life Insurance of every style, patera and prieo.are a spo- vvii,j iu m9 unc. AIM A V I A li Y lwc 4...-. 1 . . juau ueeu rcn mi k hpji iu tv -r., Burnett's Standard Flavoring Ex tracts are neatly put up in Unpannelled -; oz., o oz. and 10 oz. bottles, and are for sale by the trade generally in every principal fltV mil t,ti?-n in th IT..:..., . .r..1. " t - I 1W l.'l-lli. I, 1 ; , 't ...viisu xiuviueesj us wen as in ""j luitigu countries. st k ust uriiinh v ,Ll3 t?A1 le?t singers ever before re- : Help for tub Hopeless.-You are weak nt l,nl !,!.: i- . . . . . un urcu .uiiiimug uouse in tins city. P. A. WILEY, Cashier. doc21-eodtm A T I O N A L HOTEL IlM LEIGH, jr. C. Has been re-opened for the reception of the traveling public. A. J. Partln. General Manager R, L. Horton, Office Clerk ' W. H. Billings, Caterer, ' J. T. Harrison. In r.hn n ft Billiard Room. Visitors may be assured tlmt. tho ct reputation of the House will be maintain ed without resrard to always at depot. W. H. BAG LEY & CO., Lessees. b. J. Haywood, M. D. jan l-dawlm Company, and the Guardian Mutual Life withdrawn from the firm of Messrs. Wm. ' SxME is hereby appoinred the General Agent ot the said Companies for the State of North Carolina. The patrons of the Companies will pleae communicate with him in reference to all matters connected with their business BLACKFORD & CLARK, " , General Southern Manageri. . jan7-2awlm. iCrX t y" ?p AioeKing Birds and aejected, miserable, and nothing does vou Ld tf lv Can be nveniently good, you say.' Don't despair. There ami i5n?VLSi11?Ied-: to ?ny Pint- Cages is &iin in Giiead. Have you Uied Vinegar nd bird food always on hand. 6 Bitter ? No I Thea why don't you XvhJih Members of the General ARBmM ervonr niai.S. ;i'? .y.eiil- Wm. II. Bagley. JARGE STOCK BOOTS, SHOES and Staple Dry Goods. 50 Kits Pure Leaf T.ard 2o Boxes extra Cream Cheese. 500 Blocks Cotton Yarn. Also large lot Krirllps KQlrltoa ahd Harness and everything usually kept Estate! in a nrst class store. 1 jan 5-tf M. A. PARKER. JUDLEY'S FRESH TOMATOES. Dudley's Tomato Catsups in Decanters. An excellent line of English Sauces just received. W. C. STRONACH. E. W. Tiiomason. L. J. Lab are e W. THOMAS ON & CO., (Successors to E. T. Hall & Co..) Auctioneers, and Commission Merchants, NO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RALEIGH, N. C.. Special attention paid to the sale cf Rej 1 , : . i -,. i.r,.,nf..li a. , . . jj tXLVZ I wawiiu ILTO U.V J Utf I INI 1 1 1 I I (Ml W- i.muiy inviie(i tocaliat the - ues, nervous weaknessr.onsun7rinrr,. M TT R V TT t ' : I Htiity,or-auyoliiertroui,i Vinegar BiUer8 ' -oi U b L U M Will revive and renovate your shattered Come One, Come All. nKJ?,$ISiF?sljL iBigestion, depression , viu I Of SDiritSaild trenral i r!iilit.r i,, -I. Special inducements offered to the trade ous iOTm 5 aIso, as a preventive against oec 1 4 -ll ! I z v;B"c ouier intermittent qiiki; S T MAS HOLIDAYS! ! ;r ,c""-spiioratea i-;iixir oi Oxlisaya made by Caswell, Hazard & Co.. Isew ork, and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic, and as a tonic for TtiPnt. L covering from lever or other tlckm a hasnoeQuaL , : ev men V. IL & fi, S TUCKER k CO., Hrv added to their lO OWNKRS OF Il0R.SKS.--Ko nno er used Dr. Tobias' Horse Venetian Liiil ent, will ever be withot.it. it. . i - - "... L A R G E 8 TOOK 5QQ WHITE CAB BAGJE W. C. STRONACH. Onl-Va-vy, the court for the trial of tu.s. l u. vv narton, at Annapolis, ad- ju.ncu uuui iuonaay morning to ena ble the law officers to summon addi tional talesmen. The first four days' proceedings, from Monday to Thursday inclusive, resulted in the determination of a number of preliminary law points upon the decision of which the contin uance of the fnrosecuti on rlpnpnrlo1 On Friday, a panel of fifteen veniremen were examined on their rmr Ai r,i five obtained. Subscription lists have Lech min at the news paper offices in' Milan, for funds to erect a monument to the ex Emperor. It was the first city liberated from Austrian rule by the French troops after the battle of Magenta. I T E CO It N M E Ar 350 Bushels White Bolted ileal just re-celYet- W. C. STROM ACH. -1 A BARRELS' LAltGE NORTHERN -l.W Potatoes. 5 Barrels Silver Ski 30 Bushels White and Yellow Turnips. W. C. STRONACH. JT K E S H CRANBERRIES Mine Jleat. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. efP.r to, J a Williams, President State National Bank; A. G. Lee & Co Raleigh ; W. Wbitaker, Mayor of BaSlgj": W. C. fetronach, Raleigh. retsonablrfces0' GrCCrieS a Land at nov2G-tf WHOMASONACO. . Hany desirnblo rticles suitable for JMMMiMSTlI.MS I'liESEJTTJS. Ladies Winter Dresi(ood., iam cure mr CUUC tSor 'I'uriwt Bruises and Old Sores. Warmm.,! L.":?' mV001! ,iu ttles, at One Do 1- Risley's Bucirn is Tonic for a 1 deran2ements of thTurinary and genital organs. The genuine, as for- meriy sokl by xi&viiand, Irral 'Rialey, auu tueir uranchesi. la imw nrm-.n WT i I . m ' I- s krt VIA L'V J I, . Rjsley, the originator and iroprictoi : and the trade supplied by his Huecessoih, -c . . .i.)4vj , new XUiii. SVAPNIA. or OOlum rmriflArl thn mr.. penect anodyne in the market, made by process of Dr. 1. M. Kicrpirwur ..I.Tf' cal College. Isalways uniform instreno-th? iIoTsfSorKm.tliec9 i11 olhcr rr2r.- o W. C. STRONACH. gAXTEIl NASII & CO. Exclusively Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES AjVD LIQUORS, Have in store and offer for sale low to cash nt?r?mptIJ?ylng customers, a full line ciuvi i auty vjroceries, 0LD SUGAR CURED HAMS. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS?. Borpen's Eagle Brand Condensed. Milk Canued and cased eoods of all tiH ' New SU2ar Curod TTn-ma Plain C;invased" Hams, at lowest figures W. C. STRONACH. jj"EW BOARDING HOUSE. 71 II S. T l YZ.O n will open her hew Boarding House on the lfih inst., in Prairie's New Block, Wilmington Street. The rooms are large and pleasant, and is n i i i piaue ior tne members of tne Legisiature, as it is near the Capitol, terms of bnmvl P.m nor nnnth t. l..V... .11 111 Agents for the celehrntPd ,m,i nK'n and Gaffs Rye Whiskies' . ihe Aurora Indiana Gaff Whiskey is now conceded by all epicureans to be Hie finest flavored pure whiskey made. Try Hand be convinced. """ BAXTER, NABII & CO.. ; Norfolk, Va. fifteen day boarders wanted. jan-im. Ten or 1 40 BAGS OnAMPION FAMILY --v and Superfine Flour. 20 Sacks Graham Flour to-day. W, C, STRONACH. Of BARRELS SUGAR DIFFER- V ent Grades. 30 Backs Cott e, all grades, jan 5-tf M. A. PARKER." scarf, Neckties, Cloth Cloaks and Sacqnes, Oleres, Furs, Ac. 3IE3ICEES OF TDK LEGISLATriiE i Respfcctfnllyynviled toau nspcctlon of onr StOCk. ; N II A N 500 Bushels Meal, 1003 Baslbiels Bran, . 000 Bushels Oats, I V) Boxes Cakes and Crackers, 3 Barrels Qing c r , B a r r.e lT3 R a i s ;i r0, B o s e s o y s t c r s , 73 Cases Brandy Teacher, 100 Boxes Soap, ' 52 Boxes Star Starch, ;2m rounds Sole Leather, O. T. STRONACH & BUG. U s W. H. & R. s. UCKER& CO. lecl4-dtr 1ST E W B 0 Just received 1 Lot MethodistIynins. 1 ." MaurT'HApncrronhti 0 K S juitAii CAROLINA JEANS, SATIN ETTS AND CASIMERES, Just received at deS-uIMtl0SE' PETTY & NEWSOII'S.' . Maiirv'HRmvrranhtna 1 , " Initial pSperT . ' 1 " Baptist Hymns. Call soon L- BRANSON, ULLETS, MULLETS,MULLETS pSSeFleahCorMdMttli; oLYLiN' CHURCH & THOMAS, "pRIDE OF RALE IG IT' TWIST. Ream's Roll and Fancy Bar," Bnanchg of othiSeaD' toSethcr with several heAt"111121 grades of flrst-class SoMit S.htiUae?' ?re manufactured and tory.Rale' at C- K?am' Manufae- Tt?MriS fro1 U scctlons of the State rp MU ly soll,cited, which will receive sti ict personal attention. . ihe Messrs. Parhams aro still at this MtrtaCarioiy and will be pleased to attend io their friends and customers. septis-tr. 1JVOR JOB WORK OF EVER -i- ; characte , go to the NEWS' Offlce, . , ' Fayetteville street, Over W. a Stronaoh A Co'
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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