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MMJfMWtt pes. Vi3 v w JORDAN STONE; Managing Editor. SAM'L T. WILLIAMS. Political Editor. MAY 29. 1873. THURSDAY, CAME TO THE LAST. rr'uL i,.iDm rtinjived bvtthe Modoc rhW commands . the admiration of - - - 4 f many persons who condemn his treache ry lawlessness and brutality. Notwitb. ' J w ' .L.-Ai hari;c.n.;nnl' in hi Tank9 SlUUUlUi iu, ui.- " in which have resulteu in the surrender oi .... .. -l r portion ol his warriors, JacK noias. out bravely to the last and is as defiant as ever." jThe last' intelligence from him places him in the vicinity of the Pitt River reservations, and it is likely that he will recieve reinforcement from the Pitt River Indians. Twenty-five warns ors still - adhere to his standard, and with hinvare determined that .they will nevenranmder to their -pale-face --ene- miea. - u. t,; . - '; Such a spirit, ; although exhibited by ferocious savages, has in it a touch of moral sublimity which extorts admira tion from friend and foe, and while it cannot ennoble a bad cause,nor atone for wrong an& cruelty, yet it furnishes an example of endurance and heroic resolu .tiooTwhic'hmay well be imitated by people wrb boast of civilization and enlightenment. O'KELLY AND PRICE, The ew ' York Herald correspond dents ure getting to be quite famous in dividuals." -'Whether this 4s -done for t,8'p"eciar pepfit of. the" Herald, 1 or through the desire of the. individuals themselves to make a public ; sensation, we cannot undertake to say. Stanley! in search . of Livingston was the first and most daring personal ad- venture, and his feat added largely to the popularity ot. the Herald as an en-1 terpnsmg journal. .! HendersionVgrand entree into the den of the Swamp Angela in Robeson conn- t anjThs gensatonal accounts ,of bis daring exploits added fresh trophies to the character ofj.the paper he represent- ed." :, V. .But not-content with conquests on thf nierican1 soil, ih& Herald has . man aged to get two of its correspondents immured in Spanish prisons, and: they ,arenowruffering all the pangs ofin carceratjtJri'tO subserve the purpose of the greatest 7Kw-paper in the world. O'Kelley's case is well known to the ; public The last we heard of him he was,-marching through the streets in charge' of an armed uard of Spanish soldiers, with loaded guns, ready to shoot r him dawn at the first effort he dade to escape. O'Kelly had.his arms pinioned, and in this disgraceful atti tude, he was hiog conveyed from one dungeon to another, much to his cbagri and" mortification.' ' . 1 But not content with thisi exhibition of its martyr cor respondent, the Herald hassucceededin getting another gentleman into a similar scrape, and through the prison bars of his Havana prison, one Price, an Ameri can citizen, is compelled to peep, be cause he happens to belong to the newspaper staff of the great New York daily.' ;-: - r - ' ' Tiie. charges against Price have not peeu disclosed ; but the attention of the Government 1ms been called to his j:ase, and an investigation will soon be insti . tutecLV jr " i. ' ' Q'Kelly afid Price have both been un lawfully detained by the Spanish Gov ernment, and the United States has been too tardy in moving in their behalf. - ' HQLPING THE PRESIDENT RE- ... -i ;i. ; SPONSIBLE. ; V r , Wp have all ftlong held that the Presi dent pf the United States was primarily responsible for the Louisiana troubles. This view is maintained by many of the leading independent journals at the North, such as the New York Herald, .Tribune, and the: like. Some of! the ablest and most reasonable of the Re publican party organs concede that the conduct of Grant is not blameless in the premises. But we were not prepared to , find the New York Times so bold and outspoken in its comments on the recent proclamation, ordering the people of . Louisiana to submit, unconditionally to the Kellogg usurpation. The Times is the acknowledged organ of the Radical , party in New York. We presume the r xTilmington Post will admit this fact, ven U' it does deny that the 2fatio?ial Republican is the organ 'at Washington .City. , The language quoted by the Baltimore OazetU of the 27th instant . .irom tne j,imes,s a conaemnation ot the President's cburse, and wa commend it to those Radical journals of less in fluence and ability. than the Times, that are so ready to endorse any course Grant ' , t may puraue.without stopnincr to inauire ;': whether it may be right or wrong. The Timet says: "We assure the President that the coun . try -is not. blind to the fact that his own . - appointees in Louisiana are, to a lamen table extent, respuusioie ior the pitter : nesi and confusion which prevail there, and that had he, in 1871, as we then . : itirped him to do, removed Messrs. Casev a ' and Packard, and compelled their asso ' sciaiei and successors to keep out of Stajtepolities altogetlver,! bi present ac- a.1 JiYir havo r pvpr t)P(n. rp. UUU fltmw " .r.; nr it rpn ni red. would have come " with a much better grace," ': , . The-TmTiaa traced -the-Ltroubles in 4 in the Pelicah State to one of their true sources- the worthleesncss and rascality . j of the President's appointees. The in - tcrference of Federal officials in the local elections has been th6 cause of a large portion of the disturbances and -bitter feeling in Louisiana. f The President cannot escape his full share of the responsibility 'for the out- in under Kellogg and Pinchback.and when I prominent Republican newspapers like the New York l imes, charge nome upon him the.shame of his own conduct, pUVUllcuuiutu,..m. .. , . , ti.. rpwinn ann nnmi ar sv muai v vvni r - . - ULU UJ1 u i v - o ' ' harrassed and ofLouisiana. oppressed taxpayers MARSHAL 91 ACM AIION. "We publish this morning the New York World's opinion of MacMahon. If thu French musses are Republican, their members of the Assembly have a very strange way of representing their constituents, deposing a Republican President and the election of a military commander. for President who is in fa vor of the' restoration of the Bourbon dynasty. ', Such inconsistency cannot be easily explained except on the hypothe sis that the populace at heart is in favor ol the monarchy. Certainly if the mem bera of the National Assembly repfe sent the true sentinents of the people, Rennhlicanism is onlv ixopular in theory not in practice. THIERS OR 9IAC9IAHON ? It is evident from the tone of our ex, changes that Thiers and MacMahon have each strong advocates in this country., Some of our cotemporaries think the deposition of Thiers is the downfall of civil libertv in France, while others contend that the election of MacMahon will tend to restore order and preserve France from tumult and communism, The Freuch people are composed.to a great extent, of two extremes Radical Monarchists and Radical Democnts. je third class,the Conservative Repub Hcans, are in a minority and can do nothing of themselves, Thiers is regarded as belonging to the latter class and be is too conservative to control the. destinies of a fiery and impetuous people. From the New York World. New President of the French Republic. X The Marshal MacMahon, upon whom has fallen the. mantle of M. Thiers, is before all a soldier. Be has been nearly half a century in the French Army,and since the day of the storming of the Malakoff he has been its pride and glory Before the recent. Franco-Prussian war Mac Mahon was regarded as 'the coming man who would give the assailants of France a lesson in the art of war. For some reason, posaibly the combined reason that his military ability was and is over-rated , and Jfhat h'u plans were thwarted by imperial inter ference, he failed to do any thing worthy of even a filth-rate general in resisting the German advance. He suffered anigoorninous defeat at Woertb, the Crown Prince of Prussia completely out-generalling him, and his combina tions led to the fatal day at Sedan. To be sure, when he entered Pari after the siege he performed feats of valor that made him doubly dear to the reaction ary classes., It will be a long time be fore the world will accept as anything but cruel and useless carnage the slaughter by thousands of the ill advised defenders of Paris against the Thiers Government. Marshal MacMahon was the hand in the execution of this blood thirsty scheme, and perhaps it would not be unnatural to infer that he had much to do with the conception tf the scheme itself. ' As an administrator MacMahon has not been a success. He left Algeria in a most terrible state. The disorders Which broke out there on the close ct the Prussian war were his legacy to his successors. Every severity that arbitra ry power could think of was executed in the harshest manner, but without re ducing either the French colonists or the Algerian natives to obedience. To his new position as President MacMahon comes at the ripe age ot Go he is ten years younger than M. Thiers. He brings with him to the task an immense reputation for military abil ity, and a great popularity, due in part to bis unpretending manners. He is a royalist at heart a legitimist ot the legitimists. Republicanism he ha3 always hated. The' very name of liberty has been odious to him, though he has never been back ward in claiming the liberty for him and his party to be legitimists, and to brand as criminalsjthose who do not share that honor... Constitutionalism he regards as neither ' fish nor flesh. Louis Philippe he served without res pecting him or his ministers. In 1848 he was lukewarm towards the Provision al Government. He : took the earliest opportunity of going over to Bonaparte wnen ne was maturing bis Nriaking himself absolute master of France. Next to Henri V. MacMahon thought Mapoleon III. the best governor for the French. The Marshal has never said a word in favor of the present republic. He has studiously avoided all re.erence to its existence, and though it was said that he and Thiers were on the btst ot terms, it was never pretended that he shared with the ex President the belief that 4the republic" was the only possible government for France. The purpose of a majority, perhaps cf a lurge majority, of the 390 delegates who voted on Saturday for MacMahon at Versailles was to make the new Presi dent a second Monk to make him the restorer of the Bourbon dynasty. But does MacMahon wish to become a "Monk ?" That he is a legitimist ot the purest type is admitted on all sides, and it is not unlikely that he may now look upon himself as the holder of a power which will before long pass into the hands of Henri V. But will MacMahon be ready to carry out such a programme a year from now ? M. Thiers . entered office as a constitutionalist, and he left it as a Republican. The taste of power is very sweet. Mac Mahon in the army might wish to Bee Henri .V restored, while Mac- ru;ra Resident might not raise his hand to restore him. The situation in France is in spite of the popularity of the new President, alarming. Tbe Mar- shat has no claim on the Republican masses, who, ii recent indications are not misleading, are in the majority. lie least indiscretion on bis rjart might lead to revolution. The "Right " woo teei elated by their victory, will not be slow advising the use of arbitrary rneas. tho Prpoirlpnf hrHpa nil Ilia histrirv. he m not bo slow jn exeCuting such measures. He accepts office as party teauer. xi ue wwuna magicau uuM a party leader, siaoie government m stable France can only be achieved by severe fighting. The Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg (Va.) Index mentions the f ict fiat an eflort is being made to get Gen. Henry A. Wise to run as an inde pendent candidate for Governor, to; be sunnorted bv a certain wing or me Radical party tne negro vote to De thrown for him. Commenting upon this, the Richmond Wtiig says r ; "Heaven forbid that i-any Virginian who has been honored by the respect and confidence of the people, and earn ed a glorious recdrd, should destroy this rich heritage of his children by an. act that would in all time to come con sign his name to obloquy. With the correspondent of the Index we believe this imputation upon a noble and gal lant soldier, a high-toned and chivalrous gentleman, who has'been the recipient or the highest honors at the hands pi the people ot the State, is entirely witu- oit loundation. The Attorney General of Virginia, James C. Taylor,sq.,is recovering from a recent dangerous attack ot lllucss. The officers of the St. Louis Tobacco Association are completing arrange ments for a grand "tobacco fair in that city on the third ot June. The pre miums amount to over $10,000. small Diias.wuicn somewnat resem ble sparrows, have appeared in geat numbers in Texas, aud are devouring the hitherto prosperous grass-hoppers. "Life in Danbujy," by James Mont gomery Bailey, the Danb,ury Jws. maD, is soon to be published. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. T n E ALL R I G II T coon.i.ra &toje. Buy no other until you see it. ' IT CANNOT BE EXCELLED. The testimony of thousands now using tne n aany, may justines tne aDove asser tion, and it has Decome the most popular and the leading COOK STOVE wherever introduced. Haviug added all improve ments oi any value, we again call attention to some ot its points of excellence : It is made ol the best material and by the Dess 8Kiu. it is Deauuiut m ttesign, and symmetrical in shape. It has the largest ana neaviest top. it nas tne expansion piece, and top will not crack. It will tafee the largest and longest wood. It has the largest aud deepest hearth. It has the largest and best oven. It has the most powerful heating oven. It will bakeand roast more rapidly and evenly, lt has the largest flues aud best draft. It is less liable to choke with soot. It is warranted as rep resented, and it is now ottered as absolutely . WITHOUT A SUPERIOR. For sale by - JULIUS LEWIS & CO., Raleigh, N. C. Tin Roofers and Dealers in Paints, Glass, Hardware, tjuuery, stoves, Wagon Materials, ike. may28-tf TTITTKELLS SPRINGS. .I V This Summer Resort will be Open Tor Boarders on the 20th of June. To persons leaving home for either health or pleasure. Kittrells presents ad vantages equal to any place in the South. A description of the place or medical vir- ....... i. ..... . . u.. . . ., . . .. 1 1 i . . iuca ui iucwitu:i9 hid tuu wen uuuwu 10 require any mention in this advertisement, An elegant band of music has been en gaged lor the season, and everything else arranged for the comfort and convenience of the guests. x . Board per month $io (M " " week :.. 14 (X) day, z 50 Children under 12 years of age and ser vants nail rates. , T..II. BLACKNALL. may27-4w Proprietor. M E A T, ME AT, MEAT 20 Boxes clear rib Bulk Sides. 20 " rib bulk sides. 5 " clear rib bacon sides. 5 " prime bacon shoulders, Arriving this dav. WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH A THOMAS. w N E D a UAKRIAGE TRIMMER, fwho under stands trimming Top Buggies, can Jget a oi.cauy joo ana gooa wages. Apply immediately to HUSSEY BROS. may2l-4t Tarboro, N. C. G U R D N Jfl VT ITI JL LIFE INSURANCE cojjipant, 0 F N E W Y 0 R K ORGANIZED 1859. ANDREW SYME, RALEIGH, N. Q., General Agent for North Carolina. Death Claims Paid, Assetts, - - . . . . Annual Income, - - $2,000,000. $4,000,000. $2,500,000. ANDREW M. GILL, PKESibKNT, EVERETT CLAPP, Vice-President, LUCIUS McADAM, Sec'ky and Actuary, 1 HENRY C. CLENCH, Asst. Secretary Issues Policies in all the Most Ap proved Forms and Offers Advantages not Held Out by any Other Com pany. my23-5m JISH, FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH 50 barrels N. C. family Corned Shad. 10 " " " Roe Herrings. 50 M " Cut " 50 Kits No 1 Boston Fat Mackerel. In store and in prime order. WILLIAMSON. UPCHURCH A THOMAS, my 22-tf s C II O O L BOOK SCHOOL-BOOKS!! SCHOOL BOOKS ! ! ! s School Books, adopted by the State and others, sold at the lowest cash rates by L.BRANSON, mh5-tf Raleigh, N.C. RICS GREATLY REDUCED Ak we wibii to inake a cliange In our busi ness, we notiiy Our Frtends and the Public that we will sell oar stock of goods at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. OUR STOCK COMriUSKS DRESS GOODS, - HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, DOMESTICS Cloths and Cassimeres, Embroideries, Corset ts, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Yankee Notions. NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS AT PRIMROSE, PETTY & NEWSOM'S. All indebted to the firm are called on to settle immediately. mh2im P., P. & N. RAKE COMBINATION! H E A L T II F U Ij NESS, C I K A X I I If K s a , V IE X IB 1 LIT Y , ADJUSTMENT, EAbE, uUMFORT, DURABILITY, NOI8ELESSNESS, ' L. VX UIl If" 1JITD ECOJTOJfl F". .THE ADJUSTABLE SPUING BED. BOTTOM. With one of these, if you you have a Feather Bed, a Mattrass is not required. If you have a mattrass, feathers are not re quired. You can have a most LUXURIOUS BE D ... . . : with either, without the other ! DonV.take our word for it, but take a SPRING BED ON TRIAL, for a few days at our risk; to be taken away if it does not suit. Samples may be seen at Julius Lewis & Co's, T. 11. Bnggs & Sons', W. H. Jones & Co's, W. H. Morris & Co's Furniture Store, are constantly in use.and where Dr. Black- hall will take pleasure In giving any rintor- mation about the Bed. Agents wanted in every County. County Rights for Sale Low. Send orders, giving width between side rails, to JONES A- kl,l.is, Manuiacturers, Hlllsboro St., Raleigh, N. C. mh 1-tf ILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH '& T HO MA S WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Co m mis si on Jfler chants, No. 4 Martin street, OPPOSITE CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK. NE. "T A 2 j " t XT.ER, N ASIK& C O NORFOLK, V A . . NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS. We are receivi ng direct fiom the Fisher ies of North Carolina, Cut, Gross and Roe Herrings, all of which we are selling at very lowest prices. Parties in want would do well to order at once to get them fresh and in good order. 1 may 3tf BAXTER, NASH & CO. QIIAM'PION HOUSk: MOVER. By T. J. RE AMY, Tarboro, N. C. Patented Jannary 14th, 1873. FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED BY ITS USE. S. T. REA3IY, STATE AGENT. tSf HOUSE MOVING done at lowest rates possible in Wake and the adjoining counties. Office at YARBORO HOUSE, Raleigh, N. C. T. J. REAM Y, Proprietor, Tarboro, N. C. mar 13 -tf TXORSE AND COW FEED 400 Bushels N. C. Bran & Shorts, 400 Sacks Oats, C2 Bales Hay, CORN AND MEAL, For sale by ' dec24-lm W. H. DODD. Q A R MER ' S COMPOUND PECTORAL COUGH SYRUP, It will cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, and all Diseases ol the Throat and Lungs. prepared by J. R. II. CARMER, Druggist, No. 11 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N C. jan29-tf S JORCH BROS & MIL1S, JTE IP IS E It JT'JT , C . Having just completed our new Brick Warehouse and Wharf, we are prepared to handle ( -Cotton, ; Corn, ; Rice Peas, Oats, &c &c. with a ereat advantage. A large stock of CORN hand. constantly on febll-2m O O D AND COAL I have this day opened my WOOD AND fJOAL YARD, with a good stock of Oak Hickory, Pine and other Wood and Hard and Soft Coal. Parties wishing to purchase can leave their orders at the Yard or my place of business on Fayetteville Street. apl2-tf. W. C. STRONACH. I N ORE 400 Bushels Bolted Meal, t 500 Corn, 700 " Virginia Oats, may5-tf R. i J0NE & CO. J) AVIS, DRAKE & CO. JOBBERS OF FOREIGiV AND DOMESTIC D Jl I" G O O iJ S , Dress Goods and Yankee Notions, COR. RANK & SYCAMORE ST S, Peltrsbursr, Ja. SPRING TRADE, 1873. We take-pleasure iu inviting the the at tention oi tne " MERCMTS OF VIRGLMA XORTB CAROLINA To our Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Notions which are now being received, and which win be complete in every department by the &ot April, by which time we will be prepared to exhibit the . ... ; LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE. and which In variety, price and terms, will compare iavorawy with any south of .New xoric. We return our thanks to the Merchants ol this State and Morth Carolina, for the manner in wnicn tney Have sustained us in our efforts to establish a First Class Wholesale Dry Goods House in this city, and with ample means, increiised ex perience and a determination to arive satis faction, we feel sure we snail in the future, as in the past, deserve the confidence of our menus ana tne trade general y. B RO W N ' 8 .MUSE U M ITaycUevillc Street. FII E S II 1 It It I 1 1 L S. The Spring Stock of Fancy Goods, Notions Conlectioneries, iruits, kc, ioys, Musical Instruments - of every kind. IrKshort, a full stocu: of everything to be foundxin ; GENERAL VARIETYSTORE, Is now an ivinga.t KrflWn S Museum Of LIIlDOniim H f ailCV liOOl S. - i . j The AVIARY has been recently re stocked with Canaries, Gold .and Bull Finches, Java Sparrows, South American Parrots, aud the American Mocking a'id Red Birds. The A Q I A R IU M of Gold and other small fish is constantly replenished with the most beautiful of the finny tribe. Two Dozen Children's Carriages just received. Also a large lot or MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS. : Dally arrivals of .Fruits and Confection eries. Large stock of Toys and China Goods selling at cost. For anything and everything, go to NAT. L. BROWN'S. ' mh20-tf ' g U M MER BEVERAGES Now that the sultry Summer weather is fast coming on, I have prepared to alleviate tne wants oi tne tnirsty At mv Saloon, on IIARGETT STREET. M(Pepper's old stand,) can be found ail the popular arinKs ot tne season. MINT JULEPS, , SHERRY COBBLERS, - TRII'PEE TONI I5, (a new and favorite drink.) . - - : - V DASHED SHERBETP, ' , (most excellent when the thermometer is at CLARET PUNCHES, JACOC, SEEGER'S Lager Beer always on draught. . and other oo numerous to mention. I keep none but the purest and best liquors, ana guarantee satisiaction to customers. Respectfully, . J. T. HARRISON, mayl5-Dtf Pepper's Old Stand. AM ES PIRSSON, Manufacturer of, and Dealer in, JI JIT O F O It T ES. Cor. of Hargett and Salisbury Sts., RALEIGH, K. C, T ES'f IMONIALS. ; WAKE FOREST COLLEGE, N. K... . April 8th, 187. MR. JAS. PIRSSON : X Sir: The Piano which I purchased from you in September, 1S70, Is a very superior one. It has been frequently tested by com petent judges, all of whom give unequivocal testimony to its excellence. I could not ask for a better in,strumen 1 Very Respectfully, - x' W.G.SIMMONS. PIANOS T U N E D A Jf D REPAIRED IN THE Most Skillful Manner. -PIANOS FOR RENT. .Send for a Circular. may 2-tf. jy R S . II . VV . M ILLERS' UOvlItDIJVG HOUSE, Corner ot NeAvbern Avenue and Po son Street. mh25-3m. - E W B 0 0 K S Just received, i Let Methodist Hymns. 1 " Maury's Geographies. 1 " Initial paper. 1 " Baptist Hymns. Call soon. L-BRANSON, oct2-tf Raleigh, N. C. N E D Some one to from a well. Address, may 20-3t contract to BLAST ROCK B. B. Louisburg, N. C. J? LOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. 50 Barrels Familv. TCrtra and fin R. F. JONES CO. 1873. 1873. THIRD STOCK THIS SEASON. V. II. & R. S. TUCKER & CO. Are now receiving their nnrrfmsM itimis within the last lew 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 : Ladies Dress Goods. Mens' and Boys' Goois, ' Children's Goods, Sik Goods, . . 4 Linen Goods, Cotton Goods, Lace Goods Straw Goods, Hair Goods. Foreign Goods . : Uom est ic Goods, , Medium Goods Fine Goods, . Clieap Goods. TlilS last. With the fVvrmer nnw)n!B rf "ig, maites our siock tne Largest and Most Complete in tlie State, which we are offering at f who L E S ALE AND RETAIL, At prices that must attract the trade. W. may 1 i-tf , H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO. rIIE SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE JI. UItlWE COJ?IIMIVl of Richmond, Va. Accumulated Capital 1st Jan. 1873, $172,807.23. Issues Annual Term and Policies. Partiripatiuc FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALITY Dr. II. G. DAVIDSON,.. JORDAN II. MARTIN,. .President. ..Vice President. E. N EISWANGER, ... .....Secretary. S. B. JONES, General Agent for North Carolina. JOSIAH T. WATTS, may li-tf Local and Travelling Agent. T APANESE SILKS At DAVIS. DRAKE & CO S. gOLUBLE SEA ISLAND GUANQ. 300 bags of this excellent Cotton Fertiliz er received to-day. may 2-tf, W. C. STRONACH. PROCTER & GAMBLE'S t :i X T It O L I F" E. Some Brands of Soap are sold short I weight five to eight pounds per box. Ill iyou use these soaps you pay money for jwhat you ao not receive. can you af ford to do so? Buy Procter :fe Gamble's full weight (Brand, Sold by Grocers in jrour city. IjEA.1.11 B ItUTrl E KS, XWhoiesale Agents. ' ap2'-3m . Kaleigh, i. C, THE BEREAVED s WHITELAW & CROWDER are prepared to furnish TOMB S T O N E S of all kinds, as cheap.and as neat as any other establishment iu the Southern States Having been at the business of carving and engraving marble forty-four.'years, we consider ourselves equal to any in the Un ion. . All orders or communications punctually , attended to. , WHITELAW & CROWDER, Comer Blount and Morgan streets, Raleigh, N. C. N. B. I sincerely hope the new firm will meet with success, if we are worthy of pat ronage. Respectfully, Z. CROWDER, formerly of Warren county, N. C. apr2S6m 2Q BARRELS "A" SUGAR, 10 Barrels extra C Sugar, -20 " "C" " 10 . " Crushed and Powderec Sugar. At ap6-tf LEACH BRO S. R E M O V. Ij. BETTS, ALLEN & CO. have moved their Sash, Door and Blind Factory to the lot of the old Bayonet Factory, on the line of the R. fc G. Railroad, at the northern terminus of Dawson street.where they, will be plea ed to see their Id friends and customers. 3sentinei aud Era copy for 1 month. :. apr28-lm THRESH CANNED GOODS. PEAGH J- es, Tomatoes. Oysters, Lobsters an Salmon, at MOsELEY'S. , JPODDER, OATS, HAY, SHUCKS. may 2Hf W. C. STROXACH. O O D, W O O D ..ISO 9?rds OAK HICKORY and other hard WOOD. rnar 15-tf W C STRONACH. gLANK ROOKS IN VARIETY. Initial Paper, elegant, just to hand. L, BRANSON, Bookseller, marl3-tf Raleigh, N.C. jjLA b L L W E lTf.U T a"""1!'"! SPECIAL NOTICES. covervy Pierce's Golden Medical iiTs! J.HE People's Stamp of' Value -t. Government indorsement whith itZZL the sale of Plantation BirrYsoi ut only stamp affixed to that fanwus VeVt , iS0,llc- . 11 beaP in ition to that facial sanction, the still luore vai ;i -stamp of public approbation, This lies mable voucher ot its. rare properties m ' Ton c. Corrective and Alterative, oTu , earlier date than the Government crJd. ,. tial; for millions of sick peT sons had i , nounceditthe Grand .apecinc of the a .'I long before Congress thoughtof taxin- 7 ' Inetary medicines. It is unnecesvu- repeat in detail, the proprieties of . wonderiul Vegetable In viriant. The u I ?;!f1l9etJ1!' cau..be otteed to those , ucsuovuciuuparucuiars of its virtiit--. ;' the General Public. Ask those who if -1 tried it as a remedy lor dyspepsia, co ' 'lt. nation. billionsrifsH ii,t. V"1-.14 ?Vfblilty,' rlltuatism, sea sick,, , . 1 . . V iun Dower . : Plantation Bitters has done for them 1. 1' '0 ue govemeu Dy tne response they m your inquiries J; I have for manv vears nswi " pl, , - WITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS " as C family medicine and also in my own V - -and I have no hesitation iu prououiici J them the most safe, efficient and pu-i-medicine with which I am acouuiii'i -They premptly relieve Dyspepsia aud 1' usual aitenuants. Costivenfiss. lienni, Headache, Loss of Appetite, Cho'iio cV.' f taice pleasure in recommenuimr tn, tl. the public. They ward oil" disease auu i ,i serve neaith. I always Keep. a'iuU-sui,.'v on hand and would not willingly be w i r. out them. Joiix llowi.i. ' Prepared solely by the nroDrietoi- i 'o BECKWlTli, successor to Dr. liecVw. u Petersburg, Va., and lor sale, at he i,t.-c ed price ot '2d cents per box, by all dru-. . j,s and by Joseph Cair, Wholesale Agent." - ' jan 2i-it Help for the Hopkless. Youare-tv.-t. dejected, miserable, and nothing doe.s .m any good, you say. Don't despair. f: ra is balm in Gilead. Have you tried V ill,-. d.r' Bitters? No ! Then why don't you? Whcin er your complaint be dyspepsia, bilious ness, nervous weakness, constitutional ie bility, or any other trouble, Vinegar bin. rs win revive ana renovate your sliain ieii system, as a genial ruin retreshes ttie ered nowers. We Have FREQTjE5rTi.Y Heard in .i h;m say they would not be Avithout Mrs. w slow's Soothing Syrup, from the bhtii of the child until it has hmshedwiui inn teething siege, under any consideration whatever. , Burnett's Standard Flavorixu y.x rRACts are neitly put up in Unpannelh d t oz., o oz. aud 10 oz. bottles, and are lor mIh oy me irauo Kcucraiiy iu every ll iuid:iI city and town in the United States, OuW das, ana liritisn provinces, as well-us ia many other loieign countries. To Owners of Horses. No oue wtm ha ever used Dr. Tobias' Horse Venetian l,;ai- uieui, wyi ever ue wiiuoai it; il ls a . er tain cure for Colic, Sore Throat, cats. Bruises and Old Sores. Warranted sui. fn- or to any other; in pint bottles, at one iol- lar. fcoia oy an uruggists. Uepot, lu -.uit Place, New i'ork. Risley's Buchu is a reliable Diuret ic und Tonio lor all derangements of the iu in try and genital organs. The genuine, as :or- merly sold by Maviland, Harral fc lUs.ey, and their branches, is now prepared by 11. W. Kisley, tlie originator aud ProDiieicr: and the trade Supplied by his success us. Morgan & Risley, New York. THW C T. T1 At. TTT TTmir A I , i I.. .... . UT JUIiAlill.' IT iltllj 17 11. lit. longer aked, for the world of fashion imi all tne ladies know that it is prodiKvs by using a delightful and harmless toihu pi en. aration known as G. W. Lai id's "Bix!.i o- i'outh." Its beautifying effects are is ut tt'underful. Depot, 5 Gold Street, ;lb York. For Dyspepsia, indigestion, depi is loii of spirits and general debility iu theii ya nous lorm ; iiso, as a preventive as rust Fever and Aue, and other interim t i eat fevers, the t eiro-Pliosphoruted Elixir ol Calisaya, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, aud sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic, and as a tonic ior patients re covering from lever or other .-u;! ne .'-;, it has no eyual. Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow der. The best article known -foi'cleaii.lug and preserving the teeth anduins. oki- by all druggists. Price la and oU ceni s per battle. F. C. Wells t Co.. New York; Pratt's Astral On., has a world-vide reputation as the surest and best ilhiinin.i- t'lia oil. over two million gallons havfa been sold for the past two years, from w aicti' no accidents of any description have oc curred. Send for circular, uil Hou.vj ot -Charles Pratt, established 1770. New York. The lollowing statement, from one oi tho oldest and most respectable merchants ol the city of Petersburg, speaks' lor itseli'aud needs no comment: ? II s I T E G O O I) iS We ask attention to our large stork of Nainsook "Jusliiis. Mlull 3Iuslius, Jaconet .Muslins, Checked Jlusiin-, Striped 31 u 1ms, and Jaconet and Nainsook Edj;ii :,rs, Which we are oflering very low.- DAVIS. DRAKE V i ' .)., marl3-ly Petersburg, Va. R. F. J O N E S tt 0 0., '"-v - - Wholesale and Retail (Jroccrs, COTTON F Jl C T O its AND C03I3IISSIO MEUCIIA N'l S, - - '.:' Wilmington t., east of, Mail . UALLIUll, JN. U., Haveon hand,a'nd are constant! v nn Ivin? consignments of Provisions, Grain, I arm ing Utensils, Grocerits, etc. Orders lor the purchase of Cotl n so licited and satisfaction guaranteed. Consignments of all kinds, Produce, Gro ceries, Provisions, tic, will receive strict, attention. h b-it OMAN'S F R I E ":l I). The bast Washing Soap made at lh price is tne - woman's Friend" brand. my5-tf R. F. JCNES A CO. s A F E W A N-T E I Medium Size. One of "Herr'mu ;"' or 'Watson's'' preferred. mj-5-tf R. F. JONES A CO. JNFALLIBLE YEAST POWDERS,-' Theverybest in u.se, my21-tf , R. F.JON E- 0 N D E N S ED M ILK 12 dozen Condensed Milk. "Eagle" 1 rand. my21-tf It. F. JONES A tU 1? RES II CANNED GOODS, Peaches, Tomatoes, Corn and Ovst is. my21-tf R, F. JONES A CO. s HOE B L A C K I N G i(i dozen eenuine Mason's my2l-tf II. F. JONKS A CO. JQARD. LARD. LARD. l 5d. In tierces, 5, 10 and 20 pound cans. my21-tf R. F. JONES A CO. T EAS, COFFEE AND U' JAR. Of all evades. my21-tf R. F. JONES S. CO,
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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