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JORDAN STONE, Managing Editor. -SAM'L
T. WILLIAMS. Political Editor.
TUESDAY....
.MAY 20, 1873.
myrows WHY THE SOUTH
REMAINS POOH,
The last State Agricultural Journal
gives several strong reasons in explana
tion rtf the impoverished condition ot
c,,tv, Tf a a the Journal
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says, vuv vuc y ,
mend home enterprise; but as example
goesiartnertnan precept, "we woum
how' many Editors in North Carolina
practktf what they preach ?
e may rite eloquent articles on
the subject oi developing our resources
u
and of adding to our weaitn ana pros
we set the example
parity, yet so long as
of withholding -our patronage from our
own people,' our words of counsel will
fall upon listless and unheeding ears.
We referred a day or two' since to an
able editorial on the subject ot Southern
manulacturies' in the Greensboro Patriot,
in which the writer stated that if every
man and woman in the Southern States
would resolve towear only home fab
brics, when such could be procured, it
w ould not be long before factories would
spring up along our streams from which
would come as fine work 'as now comes
from the looms of Lowell. How true
is this remark t ' And yet how lew wil
'practice the Reason it teaches?
We grow the .raw material in the
South, "which is sent North to be mafia-
r-- AvW-nnrl returned, with
vvui v. r . ' I
heavy profits added, from the looms of
New England, for . Southern consump-
' tion. ' -r ' " . ' .:'
We have in North Carolina watei
power eq.ual to any in the world, which
is idle And unemployed on account of
the want of energy and capital.
We have, a few cotton factories in
f iis Statev but "they would be greatly
Increased iri :number if we would pat
ronize' those we already have. The
cotton yarns sent out oi our ' State are
frequently purchased b our merchants
of the loreign dealers, instead of being
boughi at home, at factory prices. This
is strange but it is true.
The first step towards the commercial
independence of North Carolina will be
taken when' our people make up their
minds to purchase the ' labrics manu
factured in oik State when it is practi-
cable to do so.
The Granite Cotton $Iills. in Ala
mance: county, the Salem Mills in
Forsythe, and the Rock Island in Meck
lenburg' are said to manufacture cotton
goods of as good quality as can be pur
chased -out dt the State. During the
waf; our - soldiers were' supplied with
clothing, to a considerable extent, from
J . trim v, CproKnVLfarffiripa- and the
These lactorlea are now at work, and
are constantly turning out almost every
species of ; fabrics, such as cassimeres,
ginghams, cottonadea, eheetiDgs and
shirtings, ticks, drills, domestic plaids
and stripes, cotton yarns, warps. &c , ot
the best quality.
, Why cannot our people, wear these
goods,' instead of apending their money,
' as they; often ;db, for inferior- articles
purchased abroad ?
We have two shoe factories in this
Stateone at Salem and one at Thomas
ville.' If our people will buy their shoes
at home, they will find less paper and
wooa in trie soies. , .
.The State Agricultural Journal pub-
- lished a few ;s "weeks, ago an incident
' which 'occurred at: Salem, which is a
good illustration of the manner ween
- courage pur home manufactures. A lead-
ing merchanf of Salem, who purchased
his Spring stock 6f goods in New York,
was boasting of the excellent bargain
' he had made in laying in a large supply
or ciay pipes, ! which he said were of
superior tnake; and finish. When the
pipes were opened and examined, his
attention was called to the stamp upon
tbem-. S.; Salem; IT. C. and it
turned that; thesetidentical pipes, pur
chased a North Carolina merchant
iriew prk, were made at the Salem
i Pottery oi llenry Shoffoer,' and made
too -within less than one hundred yards
;of'thie hid I merchant's store! ' : :
; We conclude these remarks with the
following extract from the editorial in
the AgrimUural JouHcal referred to in
j the commencement ot this article : " We
. want' factories -of eveTy .kiud, but these
- factories 'inust hae patronage, -and like
'chhHtfmpitmst mnt--begin at
. hobe ' fWe. jeraain ' poor, because ' we
.mupt AayA)WrjtipgVfrom, the North.
"We plow outcrops' with Northern made
plows; bitch" out ttieams 'with' Northern
. .?ipttt oiir wood with North
. fjn imaeflxes .drss jour lumber with
N6rthiern tnade, toolsy drive our. North -eruTjJs
: wrtb; aNorlhcrn- mad'e' bam
V.anA :'P&ir5f 'our ' Rouses : with .' a
Nprthra rserush dipped in'Nbrth
rn' paint. k . ;. . ,;. .. ,
n shor.we are rocked inJNorthem
made cradles ; iwrapped (! in Northern
mad swaddilng.clothea, suck our paps
mhftirhoik Starch, through a North-;
ern'made nipple from a Northern bottle.
We are educated -irom Northern made
books, areisbta'ed'fatb Northern pby.
sicarid eutlylaid !n alTorthern coffin,'
our minister clothed in. Northern made
tlotbes, takes our funeral text from a
Northern made Bible, and loving hands
in Northern . niafo jgloves, ' lower us by
means of -a Nortbru,.made; top into a
Southern, grave, land out, last - resting
place is marked by a tombstone quar-
ried, dressed and catved at the North.
Thi3 policy is not the true one. we
must manufacture and patronize home
institutions. Then, and not until then
rn we Pxntct to be independent of the
Northern States.'
THE MODOC BRAVES.
Captain Jack and his braves have
amm eluded their pursuers.
Just as the United States troops lm-
agincd they had
them cooped up in
their rocky fastness in the mountains,
cli9flnneared in
u, - - -
atwiDKuogi
arvinK inv i - . i
The dispatches state mat me iuouo expQse hig u,- beyond the proper Uimt9
escaped by three routes, and are now permitted by modern war to the com
ko? nnnnpd bv Col. Mason's com mander-in chief. What wonder, then,
mand and a vaue hope is expressed
mana, ana a va ue j
that he will get them this time. Kings
Imrj's comm-nH fin- -one to reintorce
Mason. In the tiioantimu jacK contin
ues his shout of defiance and laughs to
ennrn hi mirsuers. He can now sirfg
with impunity :
.Tnrlr of the Modoc braves,
I'm cock 'o the walk in the lava bed caves;
When I catches 'em out their heads I shaves,
Tne neaos oi iue umves ui mo
ttti? pmsnNlNU CASE IN NEW
YORK.
A. strange poisoning case is reported
to-day in our New York.dispatches.
Seven persons, among them the father
of Judge Blatchford, were taken sud
denly and seriously ill, and upon exami
nation by a physician it was found that
they had been poisoned with arsenic.
Th nprsnn who was arrested, on sus-
t
picion of having administered the
Fwt 'USV1- J- "
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WaS aiiaCK.eU. WllU lUC oauis Djr ujfcuiiio
that had Drostrated. the others. No
rleatha have vet occurred, and it is
hoped that all may recover, although
some of the victims are still extremely
low. '
SELF- DESTRUCTION.
Several cases of suicide are reported
this morning.
- From the number that have, recently
occurred in Brooklyn, that city must be
an unpleasant place to live in.
Suicides in our cities are frequently
traceable to fast living and dissipation
Pecuniary embarrassments produced by
reckless speculations constitute another
source of this great evil.
Suicides are more frequent at the
North than at the South, and this can
be accounted for from the fact that our
people live more temperately and in
less excitement than those in the North.
OUH PEERLESS LEE.
The Edinburgh Revieio for April con
tains an eloquent eulogy, on Gen
era! Robert E. Lee, which has been
looked for with much interest, as the
announcement was made several weeks
asro that it would appear in the next
issue of . that periodical.
people of the South to see the distin
guished leader of their armies so justly
estimated for his noble qualities, purity
of character, pre-eminent military skill
and matchless heroism.
Passion and prejudice may obscure
for a while the brightness of the fame
won by our military chieftains in the
war for Southern independence; but
the impartial pen ol history will yet do
justice to their memories and write their
names in undying lustre by the side of
the heroes of other nations and of other
ages, who have earned immortality in
story and in song by the exhibition o
those qualities that challenge the admi
ration of mankind.
iuccAimu ueiow gives a tiescnp
tion of the interview between Genera
lee ana totonewall Jaekson during the
battle of Chickahominy :
, UA few minutes more and the gallant
soldier himself appeared on the scene
and rode up to greet Lee, cheered bv
Longstreet's men,already vetras enough
ju war iu uuuerstana wnat nia coming
meant. Nothing, it has been said, o
this first meeting of these great soldiers
on the battle-field could ba in more
striking contrast than the appearance
ana manner oi the two. Handsome in
tace and figure, -'finely mounted, a eraee
ful.rider.calm-visaced. -'and caretnllv
dressed, Lee presented the beau ideal of
the commander whose outward bearing
captivates tne soldiers eye. His fa
mous lieutenant rode, apparently by
choice, an ill-groomed, rawboned horse.
auu sat go suort-stirruped as to give his
ngure tne most awkward BDoearance
An old cadet's cap, evidently a relic of
tne college prolessorship he had not
long since left, was drawn down
oyer his; eyes. His coat was not only
inreaa-oare cut ill-brushed ; and his
words were jerked out in short, ahrnnt
sentences, between which he sucked the
lemon which was, as usual, his sole re
rresnment during his day's work. Yet
eacn already understood the other, and
toiucu mm ai uis true wortn. r iat is
a hesvy fire down yonder,' said Lee, as
iuc reuerai guns, opened in ren v t.i
oaciisons, -can your men stand it?1
i ney can stand almost- anything. Thev
can stand that ' WAS rha omnh ; .
repjy ; ana alter a few words of order
ana explanation, he left hianhiof
lead on; the attack. This was decisive
aiaea asitwas by ' a fresh
me troops before eBgaged. The Feder
als were turned, overmatched and driv
en from their position, and before dark
the scattered remains of Porter's
force were crossing the Chicka
hominy in hasty retreat. Lee's
first battle, in fact, was as strik
- w-.HUw
ing a success and as well-earned, as anv
oi ine morfl tamnna vifM.; :
after .days which have hepr so ;ioi
studied and so often extolled. No word
nencelorward from hia Government ol
any want of confidence in his powers,or
ear of his over-caution. From that
hour ,t he became the mnor t0f
Well as the moat nntA nlin.i e u..
nrA T " B11""" vi me
h.rA.Tl ?- rAa 10 his soldiers, his
hardy bearing, free self-ex nosure, and
constant presence near their ranks, com
pleted the influence gained by that
power of combining thfiir torce to ad-
Vantage, jbjcb thy
ifiW th i Btorv of the hour.
The subtle influence bf sympathy, which
wiD8 many hearts for one, was never
more rapidly exercised. Like Napoleon,
his tro Dps soon learned to believe mm
equal to every emergency that war couia
bring. LiKe nannioai, ne couiu tpcan.
lightly and calmly at the gravest mo
ments, being then nimselt least grave.
Like Raglan, he preserved a sweetness
of temper that no person or circum
stance could ruffle. Like Ctesar, he
mixed with the crowd of soldiery freely,
and never feared that his position would
h Wotten.
Like Blucher. his one
recoffniled fault was 'that which the
soldier readily forgives-a readiness to
if he thenceforward commanded an army
h would have diedjor
him ! an armv from which his partin
wrun tears more bitter than any the
fall ot their cause could extort; an army
which followed him, alter three years oi
(rloriou vicissitudes, into private life
glor
without
one thought of further resist-
ance against the fate to which their
adored chief yielded without a mur
mur."
Each of the little boys of the Mount
Emory, Tenn., Sabbath bchool plants
ta.'plv hills nf c oin, and each of the
lit.rle mrls sets one hen. and with the
proceeds the school is supported in lux
ury.
A new dish is grape leaves fried m
e"-' batter : it is called a t rencu disn.
A" contemporary remarks: "We, can't
think of anvthins that would be more-
rlplir.inua than dried eraoe leaves, un
less it is a theatrical poster on toast. 'I
Captain Jack, the Modoc chief, is a
fullblooded Indian, and about thirty-five
years old. lie talks good English, and
had, until recently, about eigut nunarea
dollars deposited in the ireka lianK.
The teacher ot a private school in the
western part ot the city, has substituted
castor oil for corporeal punishment. lie
thinks it makes the children much more
"dose ile" than the old plan.
Prince Bismark is a great consumer
of lager beer, introducing it in his
dwelling house in small kegs, which are
on tap at all hours ot the day and night,
and on all occasions.
It is thought that the new Legislature
ol Connecticut will re-enact a usury law;
with the legal ; rate ol interest at seven
per cent., instead of six, as in the old re
pealed statute.
A western paper ittmiz s b iefly thus;
"Mrs. John Bau2. ot Omaha, has left
Mr. John Bagg, taking the money-bags,
ana leaving joun
empty Baggs.
to hokl the little
A single wheat field ou a California
farm contains 38,000 acres.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. W
ANT E D
"Someone to contract to BLAST ROCK
from a well.
Address,
may 20-3i
B. B.
Louisburg, N. C.
ISXEW FASHIONABLE DRESS
-LN MAKING.
Good facilities for giving satisfaction.
hoth in style ond prices,. JIhe, ladles .aree;
connected with Weed Sewing Machine
office, up stairs over Mrs. CEttlnger'sIilii-
ury store, rayeiieviue street, lialeigh
N. C. - .
mylStf HATTIE A. MARKLAND-
E RSON3 DESIRING TO VISIT
mountains, can procure BOARD hy
ay lS-dtf ! Asbeville, N. C.
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A POCKET BOOK, i yesterday, between
airs. Plungers Millinery Store and the
juaieign (suasion iau road office. The book
eouutineu vaiuaDies. rue nuder will be re-
warueu oy leaving it at
maylf-if 1 THIS OFFICE.
jst 0 K
TH CAROLINA
CABARRUS COUNTY.
SUPKRIOH CoUKT.
Jacob A. Fisher, et al., Plaintiffs.
... . Against
wm. iiornson and the "Concord Gold
aiming company " et ai.. Defendants.
it appearing to the satisfaction of the
uouri iMauaueMomson, Matilda Morri-
bu auu xvuuert morrison are necessary
yoiura iu niisutuuu anu mat mey reside
beyond the limits of this State, and cannot
ucsciveu wilii process, it la therefore or
dered that publication be nude for six
weeiif successively in Uie"ltaleieh News '
a paper published In the City of Raleigti,
N. C., noLDying the said defendants of tue
filing of ihe complaint in the above action
and that unless they appear at the next
term of our Superior Court for Cabarrus
uuuniy, 10 oe neia at the Couit House in
Concord, on the first Monday in July next
and plead, answer or demur to the said'
complaint, the same will be heard ex parte
uxaciu uu juuguitjni, granted accord
ing to the complaint.
wiven under rcy hand and seal of said
v.uuii, ai oinee in uoneord, this 14th May.
Mcdonald.
Clerk Superior Court..
Cabarrus countj".
J. Y. Allison, Att'y
mmr 1 1 ...I- "
101 nam tins,
concord N. C.
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isk.1 IS, ALLEN & CO. have moved their
Sash, Door and Blind Factory
LO ice iOt Ot UlP.n H Ravnn.t
'""uc "l 1. Uailroad, at the
northern terminus of Dawson street. where
mey will be Dlea d
0l V1U""U9
S-sentlnel and Era copy for 1 month.
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M M E R BEVERAGES
NOW that tho Sllllrr Riimriiai ,TTf.
- . ' w ncuiuri i
rast coming on, I Have prepared to alleviate
nauia ui me inixsty. a
At my Saloon, on IT A no rrTT ct u tt xti
pepper s old stand,) can be found all the
inpuiar urines 01 tne seasop. .
MINT JULEPS,
SHERRY COBBLERS,
TRIPPLE TONIES,
(a new and favorite drink.) -
DASHED SHERBETS.
(most excellent wnen
the thermometer is
at 96.)
CLARET PUNCHES,
JACOC SEEGER'S Lazer Beer always on
uiauguii
ana otners too numerous t.n monti t
keep none but the purest nmi uat n.,A
unrl miorant. o.F";r "H""o,
bv.uuv oauoiatnuu 10 customers.
itespsctiully,
J. T. HARRISON,
maylo-Dtf Pepper's Old Stand.'
gREAKFAST STRIPS
A few
boxes of those!! nice Breakfast
Strips.
apio.tr
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Is the only fertil zer. fexctDtics Peruvian Guano,) in the United States, (to our
knowledge,) that is sokt
STRICTLY ON A
Thia CELEBRATED "OOTTON FERTILIZER" has won such a marked and exten-
SiVe reputation throughout the cotton growing region of North Cai
that the-Manufacturers, (the "SOUTHERN FERTILIZING CO."
cannot do more than supply the
ENTIRE CASH DEMAND FOR THE ARTICLE.
Planters who will need small quantities, for second app-Hcati on to their crops, would
do well to send in their orders A.T ONCE,
which is closing out rapidly. THIS FERTILIZER IS SOLD ONLY FOR CASH !
SOLE T
SG0.00 per Ton of 2,000 lbs., cash at our warehouse In Norfolk, Va.
l)rayas:e fro a warehouse 50c. per Ton, additional.
Freight to destination to be paid by party ordering.
C. VV. GHANDY & bONS, Cotton Factors, Nokfoik, Va ,
Special Agents of the Company for
and Southeastern Virginia.
May 4-D&VVlw :
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State
Fair TrciHlnai at Wilnilnjrtoa for
GOLDSBORO, Wayne County, N. C, November 23rd, 1872.
JOHN H. POWELL. Esq.: '
Dear Sik The Soluble Sea Island Guano purchased of you this season was used by
the side of three others, and Las given
ers, ine soiunie sea island uaano was tne one used upon tne acre 01 iana upon wnicu
my son raised the cotton upon which he took his State premium for the greatest amount
of cotton t an acre ; and I am informed by the Chairman of the Committee that had he
entered for the largest amount, of cotton to the acre, premiums open to all ages, he
would have also taken that premium, beating all 150 lbs. I am better. pleased with it
than any other Guano I have ever used on
others ntxt season for my cotton crop. .
ALSO EIGHT PREMIUMS
The Amount of Seed Cotton made
was Three Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty-three rounds.
EDGECOMBE COUNTY, N. C, December 12th, 1872.
Messrs. R. W. L. RAISIN & Co., Baltimore:
I bouht ot Messrs. Branch. Herbeit fc Co., Inst Spring, one ton of your Soluble Sea
Island Guano for myself and three tons
pleased with it. and say it is the best Guano,
used, ine ton i used myself was put m
am willing to say that I should buy the So.ubte Sea Island Guano in prelerence to any
that I have used since the war. Very respectfully,
SELMA. N. C. ovember 12th, 1872.
W. H. A VERA, Esq..:
Deak Siu The ten bags Soluble Sea Island Guano more than met my expectations
I consider it equal to Peruvian for cotton. It paid me over 100 per cent. I - more than
doubled the crop. My neighbors who bought ft are highly pleased, and will use it in
preference to any other when it can be had. Hope you will keep a supply the coming
Spring.
cotton crop next year. '
HENDERSON, Granville County, N C, November 29th
To S. J. PARHAM :
The
me by
either,
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uiinivi suivniiiij.rJHU.. iiHSSLaim
S,,. ?L.lan ?i.,).i,i ri .
i.uU vjuauir w ine uuciicsi Kuttuu ue
YANCEYVILLE.
Captain W. P. ROBINSON,
you
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and I expect to use it next season.
Soluble Sea Island Guano rjurchnRpd nf v, 11 was 1 .
ie side of Peruvian Guano, Stonewall & . I like it much better than
, and I observed a marked difference in faver of the Sea Island. Shall use in the
Dkak Sir In reply to your Inquiry as toliow I liked the Km Tdar.i t n r
, I wish to say that I applied it. 200 pounds to the acre. innni,iA r,tpaio tj
uano and Gllham's Tobacco Kertilizpr in Pnimi r, n , t, t i t iM . it.(. v, ...Vr
1" j J "I V1 luc w-uer leriuizers used. 1 mink it is a SDlendid fertilizer
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Messrs. IIARRISS & BLACK WELL.: x
vifcAiTS 1 useu 1 111s season, on -mv ntf
and better nleasfid than with t.h V r7?t
Island Guano, testing it by the side of Guanape TanS Vegitator, and up to the?time of the
heavy washine rains last of Jnne.T wasnniiv rviniin, u. ,.t5"r". Ci1. "i "ie
M ' - . w..w W VAVUUVll
A u i W T AT
Jan lfi-4m
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FayettevUle Street,
FRESH Jt IIRI JjtZ.S .
The Spring Stock of Fancy, Goods, Notions
iomeciioneries, Fraite, fic, Toys,
Musical Instruments
ofevervkind'
In short, a fuU stock of everything to be
GENERAL VARIETY STORE,
is now ari iving at
Brown's Museum or Emporium of Fanq Goods.
The AVIARY has been rontiir ra.
siocitea witn Canaries, Gold and Bull
Mnches, Java Sparrows, South American
Parrots, and the American Mocking and
AQUARIUM
of Gold and other small fish unnctiinti
replenished with the most beautiful of the
Two Dozen Children's Carriages
just received.. Also a large lot ot
. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Dally, arrivals of Fmlts
ciies.
ttUli-
larire Stock nf Tnra ami flhlno
ocilium COSC.
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if or anything and everything, go to
NAT. T, UPnWM'Q
mh20-tf -
r- , c ' rn . Q. W. BAREFOOT, by J. J. B.
Circular of eight pages of Certificates at ..
20TT0N " FERTILIZER.
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as we have now a very small lot on hand.
E R M S :
Eastern and -Middle North Carolina,
NO!!
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H E B E
IS JL JlJI G V Jl JT O I
the Largest Amount bf Cotton to an Acre.
me more satisiaction than any of the oth
cotton, and I shall use irin preference tc
T. A. GitA4SGH.1t.
AT WAYNE COUNTY FAIR,
on an Acre of Upland by Mr. Granger
for other parties, and I find them ail well
and paid them better than any they ever
cotton by tne side 01 two otner guanos, and 1
t J. R. GREEN.
xruiy yours, iv. ii..ive
LOUISBURG, N. C, December 4th, IS72
ELLIS M ALONE.
HENDERSON, Granvltle eounty.
mna ihnt ha mail, o . .
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v. .. .ucu a vc.ii 1,1113 urcseui years
.-a w.u"u' 1 iic nuiuuie
uas ever purcnased, and shall use it again.
Caswell County, X. C. December 6th. 1872
better pn the hill and cured better and
x ours, respectiuiiy,
MARCELLUS MIMMS.
WILSO.v, N.C., January Utu, 1873.
- r i-rAc o Vvmi 15 ., c, r.
" w.o uuauape
RALEIGH .
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JOBBERS OF
r ouisuin AMI) DOMESTIC
n k r 000 u s
Dress Goods and Yankee Notions,
COR. BANK & SYCAM011E STS.
Petersburg; TV.
SPftING TRADJE,. 1873.
We take nlejLSnre in In-tritlntr tlioll.o .,
kuuou ui tne
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MERCfiAXTS OF VIRGIXIi A.D SORTfl CABOLKi
To our S tock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Notions
-which are now being received,7 and which
wm uet-uuipieie in every department bv
tne 1st of April, bv whieh t.i m w will 1 1. 1
prcpureu to exnioit ine
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE.
and which in variety, price and terms, will
compare favorably with any south of New
ui
We return our thanks to t,l'i fovv,o,
ol this State and North Carolina, for the
manner in which, they have sustained us
in our efforts to - establish a First
Class W holesale Drv Goods H
wtj, M.uu wnu iiiupu) means, increased ex
perience and a determination to give satis
faction, we feel sure we snn u In t ha ft.,.
as in the past, deserve the confidence of our
"KuuoiiuuuiB uau generally.
N. Qj, HERRINGS, FRESH.
Just received at '
aplO-tf Q. T. bTONACH A BRO'S. !
1873,
1873.
THIRD STOCK THIS SEASON.
W. II. ife K. s. TUCKER & CO.,
J - v .
Are now receiving their purchases made
within the last few days in the Northern
markets, and are better prepared than ever
to supply the trade with the most fashion
able and desirable Goods in their several
departments, of
Iadies Dress Goods, .
Mens' and Boys' Goo is,
Children's Goods,
Silk Goods,
Linen Goods,
. Cotton Goods,
Lace Goods
Straw Good,
Hair Goods.
Foreign Goo is
L'omostic Goods,
: Medium Goods
Fine Goods,
Cheap Goods.
This last, with the former purchase of
mis wpn ug, manes our stock tne
Largest and Most Complete
in the State, which we are offering at
WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL,
at price-, that must attract the trade.
W
. H. &Olf
S. TUCKER & CO.
may 14-tf
E SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE
of Richmond, Va.
"Accumulated Capital 1st Jan. 1873,
$172,867.23.
Issues A nnual
Term and
Policies.
Participating
FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALITY
Dr. II. G. DAVIDSON,:
.President.
JORDAN H. MARTIN, Vice President:
J. E. NEISWANGER...
.Secretary.
I S. B. JONES,
JOSIAH T. WATTS,
may 11-tf Local and Travelling Agent.
T A P A N E S E S I L K S
At
DAVIS. DRAKE & CO S.
gOLUBLE SEA ISLAND GUANO
300 bags of this excellent Cotton Fertiliz
er received to- day.
- may 2-" . W. C. STRONACH.
PROCTER & GAMBLE'S:
JE X T R Jb O L JT.V JE.
some Brands of SoaD are so1 A Rhrrt
weigbt five to eight pounds per box. II
you use in ese soaps you pay money for
what you do not receive, can you af
ford to do so ?
Buy Procter :S Gamble's fnll wpio-ht
Brand, Sold by Grocers in your city.
LEACH BROTHERS,
Wholesale Agents.
ap2V?m KaiPicrh ,m n
JVA U D , . LARD, LAUD.
100 Kegs best Leaf Lard,
. 50 Half kegs X" "
10 Tierces :
Arrivine to-dav. X
WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH & THOMAS.
inn ia-11 x
THE BE RE A V ED
WHITELaW CR 3 WDE a are prepare
to furnish ? i
; 1
T O M B S T O N E S
of all kinds, as cheap and as neat as anv
other establishment in the Southern States
Having been at the business of carving
and engraving marble forty-fouryears, we
consider ourselves equal to any in the Un
ion. . . .; - :
All orders or communications punctually
attended to. x
WHITELAW & CROWDER,
Corner Blount and Morgan streets.
r Raleigh, N. C.
li. 1 sincerely nope the new firm win
meet witn success, 11 we are worthy of pat-
1 uiiuge. . xwspecnuiiyj
Z. CROWDER,
formerly of Warren count v. N 11
apr2S-6in - : '
20 BARRELS J'A" SUGAR,
10 Barrels extra C Sugar. . i;;, .1
20. . " "C"..- ,
10 ' Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
ap6-tf LEACH BRO'S.
s
UPER-PHOSP II AT E
100 Sacks Watson arid f!Trir'
Phosphate, .
luo sacks "Zells" Super-Phosphate.
We have control of these celehrat
phates for this markeU Wecan cheerfully
recommend them lor cotton nr nnnhin
else. J
WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH 4 THOMAS.
TY1 n lft-T t
JfODDER, OATS,
HAY, SHUCKS.
may 2tf
Wj C. STRONT ACII.
W O O D
W
O O ;D,
150 Cords OATv tiinironvon.!
'Wood " ' 1 ... . 1 un.i
mar 15-tf
W a STRONACH.
BOOKS IN
LRIETY.
Initial Paper, elegant, just to haTnd. '
nuAiNSOJy, Bookseller.
mar 13-tf
Raleigh, N. C.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tetter, Salt Rheum and alf Skin di.seiwp
cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Liu"
covery. "
The People's Stamp of Value
Government indorsement, which legally
the sale of Plantation Eitteks. is n.it tiv
only stamp-allixed to that famous Vet
ble Tonic. It bears, in addition to tli it A'
iitiai sauuttuu, iud oiiu inure Vaiuab'
stamp oi public approbation, Thisinesn
mable voucher ol its rare pronertiH a .'. "
Tonic, Corrective and Alterative, is of inu-'
earlier date than the Government creden '
tial; for millions of sick peisons had Dm
nounced it the Grand .Specific of the -long
before Congress thoughtof taxing iu7.
piietary medicines. It is unnecessary i
repeat, in detail, the proprieties ol t '
wonderful Vegetable In virrant. The 1m
reference that can be oiieed to those w i ,
desire the full particulars of its virtues i
the General Public. Ask those who h 'u1
tried it as a remedy for dyspepsia couti
pation, billiousness, intermitteut l'evvr
nervous debility, rheumatism, sea sickness
low spirits or loss ot vital power wn ii
Plantation Bitters has done for thein ai
your inquiries -
The lollowing statement, from
oldest and most respectable mercti.ir.tv '
the city of Petersburg, speaks for itselt a.i.i
needs no comment:
I have for many years used " Bi t
WITH'S ANTI-DVSPJS1T1CP1 1 .JH "...
Jiniily medicine and also in my own c '
and 1 have no hesitation in pronounis
them the most safe, efficient and plea-u,
medicine wiUi which I am acquaiiiu, '
They prwmptly relieve Dyspepsia and n
usual attendants, Costiveness, lleaubi i ,'
Headache, Loss of Appetite, Clioiic, Oce ,'
take pleasure In recommending them t ,
the public. They ward oil' disease aud 1,1 , -serve
health. 1 always Keep a lull sutii.i
on hand and would not wii:ingly be mum
out them. John Kowit" '
Prepared solely by the proprietor, e"".;
BECKW1TH, successor to Dr. Beckw'i'" "
Petersburg, Va., and lor sale, at .he reap ed
price 01 25 cents per box, by all drugis s
and by Joseph Carr, Wholesale AsjenLT'
jan 27-tf .
Help fok the Hopeless. You are w v t
dejected, miserable, and nothing does yo,,
any good, you say. Don't despair. Tin 10
is balm in Gilead. Have you tried Viue. u
Bitters? No! Then why don'tyou? Wild ¬
er your complaint be dyspepsia, biliuu,
ness, nervous weakness, constitutional d.
bility, or any other trouble, Vinegar BUu i s
will revive and renovate your shattered
system, as a genial ruin refreshes the with
ered flowers.
We Have Fkequently Heard mottu!. s
say they would not be without Mrs. Win- -siow's
Soothing Syrup, from the birth d:
the child until it has finished witti tue
teething siege, under any consideration
whatever.
Burnett's Standard Flavoring ' i x
tracts are nettly put up in Unpanutlle j
oz., 5 oz. and 10 oz. bottles, and are lor sjic
by the trade generally in every princij ;u
city and town in the United States, C;ui 1
das, and British Provinces, as well a m
many other foreign countries.
To Owjsees OP HorSes. No one wlo i,
ever used Ur. Tobias' Horse Venetian Li
meut, will ever be without it ; it is a c 1 -tain
cure ifor Colic, Sore Throat,
Bruises and Old Sores. Warranted supi . 1
or to any other; in pint bottlesyatOne l
lar. Sold by all Druggists. Dejiot, 10 1'.,
Place, New York.
Risley's Buchu Is a reliable Diuretic a: 1 1
Tonic lor all derangements of the uiin.i v
and genital organs. The genuine, as 1.. -merlysoid
by Havlland, Harral & Uisl. .
and their branches, is no'w prepared bv Ti'
V. Kisley, the originator and Propriei
and the trade supplied by his successo r
Morgan & Kisley, New York.
The Secret of Beauty. What is it? n.
longer asked, for the world of fashion r
4l tlie ladies know that it is produced . y
using a delightful and harmless toilet in p
aratidnknown a G. W. Laird's "Bloom 1
lfoutU.""Mia beautifying eflects are trie
wonderful.Dti'ot, 6 Gold street, Nt
York.
For DYSPEPsiAiudigestion, depre.ssi.Mi
of spirits and general Uebilily i u their va
rious forma; also, as a preventive ag iiiii
Fever and Ague, and other mtermitUi.t
fevers, the Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir ;
Calisaya, made by Caswell, Hazard A; f.
New York, and sold by 'all Druggists, is tin
best tonic, and as a tonic lor patients re
covering from lever or other fictile.- 1
has no equal.
Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Tow
der. The best article known for cleansiu ;
and preserving the teetu and gums, fr-o; 'i
by all druggists. Price 23 and 60 eeuts in-..
bottle. F. C. W ells & Co., New York.
.... . x.
Pratt's Astral OiLh.as a world-v 1 1
"7'"?;' unii 1 tent, iiinmin i
tins oil. Over two million gallons Imv,
been sold for the past two years, from wl, . ;
no accidents of any description liave
curred. Send for circular, uil i louse .-
Charles Pratt. esUblished 1770. Now Yti K
DOZEN FRES11 CAN Ni-.i;
Tomatoes.
10 Dozen "l Winslow Jones" Green Cor'i
mchl9tl w. c. Si'Ki ) N' A i !
jLOUR! FLOUR I! FLOUR ! I ;
. 100 Barrels Bur's Extra Flour,
M Elk River
200 Sacks Virginia Extra and Si; i v:
nne Flour.
20 Barrels people's favorite ' Faml.y
Flour, (good as Patupsco.)
In store and arriving.
WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH & THOMAS
mhl-tf
gTOll AGE STORAGE, STOKAlii',
Having completed our large
BRICK XV A R EH O U S E ,
along side the Railroad near the North 1
olina Railroad depot, we are prepare,
receive and store COTTON and any oi
it 1
PKODuGhi or GOOD.M, and make lib. i
cash advances upon same when I desi it
Parties desiring to carry their cotton 0
until next Spring, will And it to ti,tir
terest to coj-respoud with us.
WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH & T1IOM V
nov 0- tl Conimissioji MeichaU.
E
B O O K S
Just receive
1 Let MetuJ.i.-,t Hymns.
1 Maury's Geographies.
1 Initial paper.
1 " Baptist Hymns.
Call soon. jl- BRANSON,
ocUtf Raleigh, N. !.
yRS. II, W, MILLERV
n 'cm rdijtg House,
Corner oi Newbern Avenue and Pa
son
Street.
mh23-3m.
Q V ID E
Ds U P R E Ji
Lately of Raleigh, N. C.,)
Attorney ana Counsellor At Lm,
No. G Wall St., New York,
Will attend promptly to alk Profession; !
business entrusted to him. Refers to l L
Chif Justice and Associate Justices of n e
Supreme Court of North Carolina, aud io
the whole Bar of North Carolina.
iebl8-tf -
Cf fAS. D. niLL,
CHAS. E. SKISKER.
I
G.
OBEE fc SuSS.
Special.
N K EK ,
I J !
V"
$ SKI
coaoiisso?r merchants,
' JVo. 17 Pearl Street,
( RICHMOND, VA.,
Solicit. fVm wl L....:..
r lour. Grain. Ao '
. - , ' I ,
S General Appnt.a" tnr virinia
North Carolina for M
Standard Fertilizers. ... ' at)2-wit
w
N
D
Board, in a wivate house, for Twlw nmi
three children for the oalance of the year
ages of children from 4 to 8 years. Am.u-
at office of Piedmont & Arlington Li le In
surance Company, may 13-! t
M
C K E R E
In barrels
, half barrels and kiter
G. T. STRONACH &
aplO-tf.
BRO.
TO 20 PER DAY ! AGENTS
J Wanted! All clas.p of wnr-nmr
people of either sex. youmr or old. niakT-
more money at work for us in their spare
moments, or all the time, than at anything
else. - Particulars free. Address a. i nann
CoM Portland, Maine. JalO-WIy