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! J0RDAN4ST0NE, Managing Editor. T. fnJLIAMS- Fqlitlcal.Edltor, trt . BflfTTlTl A V out E 7, 1873. THE MONTREAL GAZETTE AND AiUJ-v-"- We received a copy, of the Montreal Gazette several days ago, containing an article on huui.u mented severely on thej depreciation ol Southern bonds, and gaVe that as a rea- son why European settlers were v driven .from the Soifthexn States. ; x , ; We had ; before this received several anonvrnout communications irpm Mon- 'tFMi: a tii m -flpftf. which we did " J . 1 -.rilviv xu. -f..:,v noi notice because uiev tuuu uu. just reflections upon jNort caroana ior : not making provision to pay her State J debt and assailed in exceedingly harsh I terms her honesty and good faith Editorials in favor of immigration - that have appeared, from time to time in the DaJlxJTbws, were .j cut out and returned to Us from Montreal, with com' ments by probably the same writers who sent us the anonymous communications. Their letters sometimes enclosed us the quotations of North Carolina bonds in the New York markets, and the question was asked, how could we expect immi-1 "- . 1. "; 3 ' ' I grants to come to a State whose financial ar empiuycu. vui puiaUu wV -j-iT :::.u i ''u. little over one million souls. Make creuu ww uu iuw cuu , We treated, these, articles with silent contempt because we believe theywere UfOT, aith v.w th imliprfl nf 'N'r.rfh Carolina bonds or by some one m the:r . . - I interest, ana were unaccompaniea oy responsible names. - We notice. that the Montreal Gazette, with, the article on immigration re- wiwii i.uo oin-ic iuiui o'awuu - ferred to above, has also been sent to two . of our .State cotemporaries, the Wilminorton Journal and the Hillsboro n j t j.u i i j Recorder. Both of these papers made y . T. some, comments, on the subject. We, should have - done likewise, but for the fact that we believed the article in the Gazette was written or suggested by the 00 J pauic luuiyiuuaia wiiu uayt; uccu scuuiu u i i. ,i: us communications irom Montreal, of the same tenor with the editorial in the Gazette. The gist of the article is to show.that North Carolina canuot expect Europeans to settle among us until the '-... flf ta ilphf ia rnvipH fnr, , The Wii. mington JiwrnoZ made some very sensir ble remarks pn that point, to the effect that as greatly as we desired the tide of immigration to turn towards, our State, yet if as a condition precedent it shall. be required of us to pay the fraudulent debt contracted "bv 4he swindlers who had stolen mir hnn.-la V I and ruined our State credit, it would be sometime before we received our. quota of immigrants. A gentleman of this city who read the editorial In the Hillsboro Recorder on the subiect of immigration hands a the following communication; in reply TV J U J lish it: "Solomon said there i3Tiothing new under the sun. " According to Biblical chronology, 1,400 years before Christ, a certaii. tyrant of Egypt named Pharaoh, required the Israelites to make him a time refusing to supply them with the necessary material. They tried hard but could not do it, so tyrant Pharoah cowhided them. Not liking that kind ol rew ard. Icr . their labor, they mildly remonstrated, lajing their shortcomings on his people's shoulders. He shouted, ye are idle, ye are idle, eo therefore. now and work, for there shall no straws be .given you, yet shall ye deliver the tale of bricks. Some pious women and sensitive men have looked on this act of Mr. Pharaoh as rather a little too hard and sympathized with the poor Israel ites, in some countries it has become a saying',' that 'a man can't make bricks without straw.' - The Hillsboro Recorder has been playing the character of Pha raoh on our Commissioner of Immigra tion, "w ha has to act the part assigned the .Israelites, In Wednesday's paper, an article headed .'Immigration ' charges the Commissioner of this State in almost - Pharabhf . words, with idleness and selfish schemes It would appear by the build of the article, as if two writers had been engaged on its construction one' For Pharaoh and one for the poor Israelites, for it states that no straw had been furnished ; in other words, no com pensation for services has been provided the Commissioner, and adds the novel' announcement that "patriotism these days needaj the . stimulus of pay." If 'patrio8iiJbeuwrpri.'.fo)r devoting time and talent, mind and means, to the public service, it is true, that it does in these .days, and wi! for.the futureas v uiu iu vut uui., icuuiro tne srimninc of pay.", "Thou shalt not muzzle, the ox when it treadeth out the corn,", was onei bf Clod's; commanda.' The laborer is " worthy, of '.his iiire,' is also preached lrom ouf pulpit3. It has been the boast of Americans ", that officials were the paid 8ervantfof the people; yet there is one State in which-the rule is an excep tion; or at , least one office, and that no sinecure, one which adds immediate wealth to the State. Not a cent of re muneration has been given or offered for office rent, clerk hire, or personal service yet the tale of bricks' is insisted upon. ' The inciting cause of this editorial is an article copied irom the Montreal Ga zette entitled "Immigration South and North which calls attention tn tho ergetic efforts being put forth by Vir "giaia;tpcattract EogUsh and Scotch im nfe' Contrary to the, statement of the miroRecor der gives North Car .otfnawitb Tennessee, credit tor makinV some efforts to, attract immigrationalso TheVPanadi.an paper.is. better informed than our neighbor what is taking nlace in this State, 7:Alth?ngh the fufi tale 'otbricks-haa. iiOt been delivered, a very .considerable share or English im migration baa come into this State, and that of a very superior quality. Around Kidgeway and Henderson, as well as in the: immediate neighborhood of this city, every month has brought its con ( tributions.: - Oor stores, banks and 'churches can . all testify to this. ' Last Sunday week we counted near a 6core of English. coming out ; of the Pt ,E. Chnrcb. A wagonloat of them came from the Methodist Church. The uap- tists and Presbyterians had doubtless their quota. We lit our cigar yesterday at the Yarbroueh House wku a new lighter invented by an English work man iust arrived. On Sunday, at the same hotel, we ate of a fresh cucumber twelve inches in .length, grown by an- nhr late arrival worn me oia ouniry. rri m0ming a sample of Windsor broad beans was left at our office, grown 'We are informed on good .authority that the q00(j Templars' have enrolled over a dozen members recently arrived from England. As to the money that Alamance. Guilford. Pasauotank.Moore. BladeD .Cumberland, Buncombe, Hali- fax Martin, Washington, Rockingham, Chatham, warren ana uranvuie, as wen . . -w T-r ' "i j- . Ml . 1 1 as Wake, can tell us. It is true that . . 'hnt t10 OTh;h r- the shower Tf our pe0ple would but, wake up and show their faith by their works, we sh-nia soon have a lull shares of European immigrants. We must use the same means that other, btates are using. There are not two opinions as to this being the best State for the English and Scotch. How are they to know this, u the information is not sent, and how can it be sent unless money is voted for the purpose ? The other day, an Englishman sam "With $100,000, I could double , the population ot this State within .ten Years." We doubt not, the possibility 0f this, it the money and proper agency 1 a.) f i- rArn!,f Inn i a nrtnr -i . millions, and we reduce our taxation one-hali by spreading it over a greater area through the State. With such an increase our lands - would 1 n1A .n w. n I nn i ;( I n I n n I n timil 1 1 gecultiated ur. 'ruablatimber would be turned into gold, our rich minerals disentombed, factories would be seen :n every section, our railroads ..wouiaoe WW n , r u.V-u V1U" wltn fun freiCht trains bearing our pre ducts and manufactures to distant markets. AH this is within the reach of probability. W ill our friend of the Recorder, and all the brethren of the , . .. . AVo press help in this great matter? We have talked about it long, enough. Let us set to work in real earnest. There is plenty of energy in the State to bring iw thing through, but it will require a I 'in7 miLil a CTnn'fi tttt.t. nnii a H I M . I , i ALTOGETIIER THE CABINET IN CONSULT A TION. I tit 1 j- 1 VY e are S'aa 10 see a aisposiuon on the Part of the Government authorities to aci wuu uiscreuon in loeir treatment 01 tne oaoc prisoners. Several important questions arise in considering wnac disposition suouiu De That their lives have been forfeited t0 tne Government there seems to be no reasonable doubt, but other considera- tions should be discussed before harah measures are agreed on. The Government has the power and 1 the legal right to have the Modocs exe- cuta, but above and beyond this there is something due to the character of the i nation for magnanimous and noble con- duct. Besides, will it advance the ww uifai.iuuu &UU euuyuieiiLLiem among the other Indian nations to exe cute the captive warriors ? The Modocs have been subdued. All the moral, eflect of the victory is withJ the United States Government, although the surrender is due mainly to the Warm Spring Indians and the treachery of the Modocs who first gave up the contest, and then piloted Gen. Davis to Jack's retreat. The Milton Chronicle, speaking of the fate of Jack, says: "And now what will the Government do with him? Take his life? That would be a shame and a disgrace. Give him amnesty lor the past and require security lor the future. This will do more to civilize the savage? than all the 'peace talks' lor a century." - We do not go quite so far as our co temporary, but we think the Govern ment would do a graceful and honora ble act by dealing gently and leniently with its Indian prisoners. They have endured wrongs, deep, irritating, outra geous wrongs at the hands of so-called Indian agents and their subordinates. They ;have been swindled out of their property and lands, and in stri king the hand which they believe harms and oppresses them, they have only ex ercised the principle of self-delense in stilled as an instinct in the humblest. in sect that turns upon and stings' its as sailant. True, the Modocs are guilty of base treachery and. assassination, but we must remember that they are only sav ages, that their barbarous nature has never yet been tamed by the arts ot civilization, and that our Government can well afford to set an example of hu manity and leniency, which will inspire respect even in the hearts of untutored Indians. SPANISH TROUBLES It is now announced that many of the Spanish army officers have deter mined to oppose the Republic, and will endeavor to summon, the old Cortez, to taice measures in opposition to the pre sent Government. The difficulties which surrounded the Republic at its commencement have been gradually increasing, and there is no prospect of and early peace. MACMAHON'S FIRST REOEP- ' -:! , TION. MacMahon's first reception as Presi dent of the Republic, of France was held an Thursday. a It represented as a most brilliant sffair.- The learned and.the distinguished in every depart ment of the Government and in every proiession honored the occasion with their presence.. The ladies were out in full iorce. We hope that France will - now enter upon a happier career. THE 1VALWORTH HORROR. The New York papers are filled with tho detaih of the Walworth horror. Since the murder of Fisk, that city has not enjoyed such a great sensation. The murder of Walworth by his own son is pronounced one ol the most horrible crimes ever committed, and the high respectability of the Walworth family invests all the circumstances with un usual interest. 'f Mrs. Walworth left Saratoga for New York on Thursday to visit her son, who is now in confinement in a felon's eel lor the murder of. her husband. The sympathy of the people at Saratoga is altogether in favor of the wife, who is said to be a most; estimable lady. ! Young Walworth, the murderer, is devotedly attached to his mother his faSw. His peculiar affection for her in cited him to avenge ner wrong3 anu insults by the commission of this most awful crime against his own father and the laws of his country. He is said to be perfectly calm and cheerful in prison, although the excite ment in the city is unabated. CLAIMING THE HONORS. It will be seen from the correspond ence between Gen. Ross, commanding the militia of the State of Oregon, and the Governor of that State, published in to day's telegrams, that the militia claim all the honors of finishing up the Modoc war. Where now is General Davis, with his Warm Spring Indians and his Modoc deserters ? The Governor ot Oregon asks that those Indians captured by the militia in the recent fights who have been indicted in the SUte Court be turned over to the civiV authorities for trial, and that the others' be delivered to the United States army headquarters. EUGENIE'S APPEAL; Napoleon's private Secretary denies that the Empress has published n ap peal to the people of France in behalf of her son, the Prince Imperial. The article in the Pall Mall Gazette to that effect, which wa3 referred to in the dis patches yesterday, is pronounced utterly untrue. TTAMS, HAMS, HAMS, HAMSJ 1,500 pounds selected Virginia and North Carolina Hams. - 1,000 pounds liallimore Hams. Arriving to-day. WILLIAMSON, UPCIIURCH & THOMAS, mh 22-tf 300 D O Z BO L L E S ' COTTOJV HOES Received this day. TRADE SUPPLIED. Address orders HARDWARE HOUSE of JULIUS LEWIS & CO., Raleigh, X. C, Sole Agents for Southern states. June 1-tf Zi Tne ZERO REFRIGERATOR Is the best Fruit and Ice Preserver in the World. Send for Price List. JULIUS LEWIS & CO., Raleigh, N. C. Manufacturer's Agents. june 1-tf It C T I C ! ! Ice Cream in Four Minutes. ARCTIC FREEZERS. Send for price list, JULIUS LEWIS & CO., Raleiiih, N. C, june 1-tf Manufacturer's Agents. O C E W'e, the undersigned Assessors, will meet at the Mayor's Office, in connection with the Board of Commissioneis for the city of itaieign, on tne ntn day or June, at 10 o cioci, a. jvi., A. jj. ists, when and where the Books will be opened to hear the com plaints of all propertyholders as to their assessments. J. K. O'-NEILJ-., PETER FRANCIS, C. II. DUNSTON. junel-3t Assessors. XT O li T II C A R O LIN A, -LN CABARRUS COUNTY, Supekiok Court. Jacob A. Fisher, et al., Plaintiffs. Against Wm. Morrison and the "Concord Gold Mining Company " et al.. Defendants. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court mat Jane Morrison. Matilda Morri son and Robert Morrison are necessary parties to this action and that they reside beyond the limits of this State, and can sot be served with process, it is therefore or dered that publication be mde for six weeks successively in the "Raleigh News," a paper published in the City of Raleign, N. C, notifying the said defendants of the filing of the complaint in the above action, and that unless they appear at the next term of our Superior Court for Cabarrus county, to be held at the Court 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 as to them and judgment granted accord ing to the complaint. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, at office in Concord, thisHith May. 1873. johnjv. Mcdonald, Clerk Superior Court. Cabarrus county, J. Y. Allison, Att'y foi Plaintiffs, mayl6-law6w Concord N. C. 10 HHDS. CUBA MOLASSES iJO Barrels Cuba Moli SSPH. 50 " S. H. at -. rl5tf OS. g C II O O L B O O K S SCHOOL BOOKS!! SCHOOL BOOKS ! ! ! School Books, adopted by the State and others, sold at the lowest cash rates by L.BRANSON, mb-o-tf Raleigh, N. C gREAKFAST STRIPS, A few boxes of those nice Breakfast Strips. apl0.tf G.T. STRONACH &BRO. J-ORTH CAROLINA AL MANAC.1873 Calculated by Dr. Craven, and compiled by L. Branson, pri nted on fine-sized and calen dered paper, neatly and elegantly. It contains many useful recipes, much valuable statistical matter, and many AGRICULTURAL items. It is emnhaticftllv a-n ati-ht TURAL ALMANAC. It is different from every omer Almanac ; nas been published a, number of years and sold successfully. i1.' think, certainly as good if not better than any other. A few still on hand order soon, de,. 9o.tr U RRANSON, Bookseller, dec20-tf Raleigh, N. cl 2 AC GAR I A 8 & C 0,1 31 layetteville Street, Would call attention - 1o their laree and cumpitie sioeK ol n it i - i o o d s consisting of DRESS GOODS In all the leadiDjg styles, WHITE GOODS, DOMESTICS, In Bleached, Brown and Stripes. CLOTHING, OP OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, TO SUIT ALL. HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNEtS, VALISES, HOSIERY. NOTIONS. Ana everything kepvin a wholesale and city, ana witn ample means, increased ex Retail Dry Goods and Clothing House. I perience and a determination to tiive satis- JTB A trinl will rr,.,vin x-r.n fhot. uro I cannot be undersold ouUddeof the City ol gUMMEii U E F it E S II M E N T S AT MOSELEY'S CONFECTIONERY. SCCU AS . Jfl O S E JL E ir s ICE, CREAM SODA WATER, Somtthiiig novel in itself. Come and tfy it. . MOSELEY'S ICE CREAM SALOON For Ladies and Gents, A favorite place an warm days. MOSELiA has top many things to men tion, come ana see what you want, at MOSELEY'S Great Confectionery Emporium, may 30-tf ICES GREATLY REDUCED As we wish to make a change in our busi ness, we notiiy our Friends and the Public that we will sell our stock, of goods at OREATIiY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. OUR STOCK COM FRISKS DRF.SS(Hk)lS. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, DOMESTICS Cloths and Cassimeres, Embroideries, Corseils, uu ana t uj, - Boots and Shoes, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Yankee Notions. .NOW" 18 .THE TIME FOR BARGAINS AT PRIMROSE, PETTY. & NEWSOM'S. All indebted to the firm are called on to settle immediately. mh22-dm " P P. & N QIIAMPION -,H OUSU MOVER, By T. J. REAM V Tarboro, N. C. ratented January 14th, 1873. FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED BYJTS USE. S T. RE AMY, STATE AOENT. SHOUsE MOVING done at lowest raies possiDie in wake and the adjoining counties. Office at YARBORO HOUSE. T. J. REAMY, Proprietor, Tarboro, N. C marl3-tf ORSE AND COW FEED 400 Bushels N. C.Bran & Shorts, 400 Sacks Oats, 62 Bales Hay, CORN AND MEAL, For sale by dec24-lm W . H. DODD. PREPAID TICKETS FROM EU ROPE. GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES. The magnificent Steamers of the ALLAN LINE, will leave Liverpool for Norfolk, Va., every alternate Tuesday during Sprins; and Sum mer of l873,connectlng withKaleigh by rail road. : Steeraze and intermeHint follows : Liverpool. Oueenstown. Steerno-e Sft Glasgow, London or Bristol J- to Raleigh, j Inter $52 80 to Hamburg, Antwerp. Hoi- Steerage $37 80 land or Havre to Raleigh, j Inter. $51 80 Paris. Norwav. Rrempn nr 1 Sljipriiorfi ll fid Sweden to Raleigh, Inter. $58 80 asbenger accommodations unsurpassed. Parties Wishing to send for friends will apply to - GEORGE LITTLE, lt.ileUrh N" O William Lamb, General Agent, Norfolk, mcns-uiawsm Q O Tj T O N SWEEPS, -Dixons' Pattern, Manufactured by SAM'L COLLINS & SON. Warranted cast steel. We have these goods of all sizes stocked and unstocked. Address all orders to JULIUS june 1-tf LEWIS & CO., Raleigh, N. C, Manufacturer s Agents. 0 R M E R S COMPOUND PECTORAL COUGH SYRUP, It will cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore lhroat, Bronchitis, and aU Diseases ol the Throat and Lungs. prepared by J. R. H. CARMER, Druggist, FayettevUle Street, Raleigh, N C. p) AVI DRAKE & CO, JOBBERS OP FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC It It I . G O O 1 S , Dress Goods and Yankee Notions, COR. BANK ds SYCAMORE STS, Petersburg; JYr. SPRING TRADE, 1873. We take pleasure in inviting the the at tention of tne MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA- AND NORTH CAROLINA To our Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Notions which are now being received, and which will be complete in every department by the 1st of April, by which time we will he prepared to exhibit the - LARGEST STOCK IN Til E STATE. and which in variety; price and terms, w ill compare favorably with any south of Mew York. We return our thanks to tlie Merchants 1 this State and North Carolina, for the in our enorts to establish a First Class W holesale Dry Goods House in this iaction, we ieeisure we snail in the future. as in tne past, deserve the coniidence 01 our menus and the trade general y. B u W N ' S M U S E U M Fayetleville Street. F II E S II A H It I 11 I, 8. The Spring Stock of Fancy Goods, Notions Coniectioneries, Fruits, sc., Toys, Musical Instruments of every kind. , In short, a full stock of everything to be found in a GENERAL VARIETY STORE, is now ariiving at Brown's Museum or Emporium of Fancy Goods. The AVIARY has been recently re stocked with Canaries, Gold and Bull t incues, Java hparrows. South American Parrots, and the American Mocking and Keel Biros. The t AQUARIUM of Gold and other small fish is constantly replenished with the mcst-beautiful of the finny tribe. Two Dozen Children's Carriages just received. Also a large lot of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Daily arrivals of Fruits and Confection eries. selling at cost. i For anything and everything, go to NAT. L. BROWN'S. mh20-tf M ME R B E V E R AGES Now that the sultrv Summer wealhpr is fast coming on, I have prepared to alleviate mo iuio oi me niir&iy. At my Saloon, on HARGETT STREET, (Pepper's old stand,) can be found all the popular annus of the season. MINT JULEPS, SHERRY COBBLERS, TRIPPLE TONIES, (a new and favorite drink.). DASHED SHERBETS, (most excellent when the thermometer is at it(i.) ' CLARET PUNCHES, JACOC SEEGER'S Lager Beer always on draught. and other o oo numerous to mention. I keep none but the purest and best liquors and guarantee satisfaction to customers. Respectfully, J. T. HARRISON, maylo-Dtf Pepper's Old Stand. A ME S P I R S S ON Manufacturer of. and Dealer in. 1 "i ' JtT O JF O It T E s Cor. of Hargett and Salisbury Sts., RALEIGH, N. C, T ESTIJBO N IA LS. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE, N. 1 .. 1 ADril Kth. 1S7-'. I MR. JAS. PIRSSON: Sir: The Piano which I purchased from you in September, 1870, is a very superior one. It has been frequently tested bv com petent judges, all of whom give unequivocal testimony to its excellence. 1 could not ask for a better instrunien ' - Very Respectfully, W. G. SIMMONS. PUXOS TCiYED A 3V D REPAIRED IN THE Most Skillfnl Manner. mPIANOS FOR RENT.$ Send for a Circular. may 2-tf. T R S . II . W . M I L L E R S' -l-T-L IS OaitDIjYG IIO USE, Corner of JTewbern Avenue and Po sjtm Street. mh2oT3m. E W .B O O K S Just received, 1 Lot Methodist Hymns. 1 " Maury's Geographies. . 1 " Initial paper. 1 " Baptist Hymns. tif?0n' L BRANSON, -tf Raleigh. N.C. Y A N T E D i STwell t0 to1 tf BLAST ROCK from a well. Address, m ay 20 -3t Louisburg.N. C. JTLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR, parrels Fy, 1873. 1873. THIRD STOCK THIS W. II. & It. S. TUCKER & CO., Are now receiving their purchases made within the last few davs 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' Goorts, Children's Goods, . Silk Goods, Linen Goods, Cotton Goods, Lace Goods Straw Goods, Hair Goods. Foreign Goods , Domestic Goods, Medium Goods Fine Goods. Cheap Goods, "3 This last, with the former nnrelmse of 41.1.. L . . . . luis opi lug, maKes our stock the largest and Most Complete in the State, which we are offering at W II () L E S ALE AND RET AIL, : at price, thatnust attract the trade. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO. n. ay 11-tf 11 E SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE of Richmond, Va. Accumulated Capital 1st Jan. 1873, $172,8G7.23. Issues Annual Term and Participating Policies, k FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALITY Dr. H. G. DAVIDSON,.. JORDAN II. MARTIN,. J. E. NEISWANGER, .... President. ...Vice President. Secretary. S. II. JONES, JOSIAII T. WATTS, may 11-tf Local and Travelling Agent. I A r A N E S E SILKS At DAVIS. DRAKE & CO S. gOLUBLE SEA ISLAND GUANO. 300 bags of this excellent Cotton Fertiliz er, received to-day. may 2-tf W. C. STRONACH. PROCTER & GAMBLE'S JE X T It 1 O JL I E. Some Brands of Soan are sold short iweigm nve 10 eignt pounds Der box. Jfl lyou use these soaps you pay money foi !wuhl you uo nni receive, can you af ford to do so? Buy Procter :& Gamble's full weisrhil itsrana, Sold by Grocers in your city. ljiliA.CH UllOTfibJttS, Wholesale Agents. ap2J-3m Raleigh, in. C, THE BEREAVED 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 in the Southern States Having been at the business of carving and engraving marble forty-fouryears, we consiuer ourselves equal 10 any in tlie Un ion. All orders or communications nunctunllv WTHITELAW & CROWDER, Corner Blount and Morgan streets. . - Raleigh, N. C. N. B. I sincerely hone the new firm win jneei, wun success, if we are worthy of nat- , Z. CROWDER, formerly of Warren county. N C apr2S-6m " ' 20 BARRELS tt A" OT'l A IJ ujvjrrvi. 10 Barrels extra C Sugar. 20 " . "C" . " . 10 " Crushed and Powderec Sugar, ap6-tf LEACH BRO'S. E M O L. BETTS. ALLEN & CO. have moved their Sash, Door and Blind Factory f2 "w1.01. Ine.old Bayonet Factorv. on north?, t1t i Railroad, at the Dawson street.where S! ?i5a ed to " their old iSnTs -Sentinel and Era copy for 1 month - - - apr28-lm THRESH CANNED GOODS, PEACH -V es, Tomatoes Oysters, Lobsters an ' Salmon, at MOSELEY'S. "rs an PODDER, OATS, HAY, SHUCKS. may 2-tf , W. C. STROXACII. w O O D. WO O D WOoSrdS AK' HICKORYandotherhard mar 15-tf W C. STRONACH. gLANK BOOKS, iN VARIETY. Initial F aper, elegant, just to hand. ii. JtJttANSON. Bookseller. SPECIAL NOTICES. Tetter. Salt Rheum and si.u sirin " cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden - Medical lu" coverv. Ula Thk People's Stamp op Value Th Government indorsement, which le"'-ili7 the sale of Plantation Bitters, is not (V only stamp affixed to that famous Wi ficial sanction, the still more Iviliiihi stamp of public approbation, This iiu Mr mable voucher of its rare propertius n ," v, swa & v li v. c niA miciail V c, IS Or 1 1 1 ! j , . , earner date than th Government ci do. nounced it the Grand Specific of ttie. v"o "viuio iuugicuo tuuugutui LUX 111' ' rr w pi ietary medicines. It is, unnecessary n repeat. In detail, the proprieties oi tw. wonderful Vesetable Invirrant. -i-h., iu? reference that can be ofieed to those uesne iub iuii pariicuiars ot its virti en w the General Public, Ask those wko'irlv tried it as a remedy lor dyspepsia, coiihu -pation, bilhousness, mteruiittent i0ver nervous debility, rheumatism, sea sicknes low spirits or loss of vital power uli .i Plantation Bitters has done fr theui ai',, I have for many years used " E F'-u WITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPriC PI L LS ' as -i family medicine and also in my own cas,. andlhave no hesitation iu prououachL them the most safe, efficient and pit ..7 medicine with which I am . acriua:nteT- They premptly relieve Dyspepsia u -nl iiV -usual attendants, Costiveness, Hear, jiu-n Headache, Loss of Appetite, Ctioiic 7 take pleasure in recommending til u. the public. They ward off disease an i WZ serve health. I always Keep a full fc:iiinLv on hand and would not willingly be v iu out them. John Kowlcti Prepared -solely by the proprietor E R BECK WITH, successor to Dr. Beck with Petersburg, Va., and for sale, at he j eUuu ed price ol 25 cents per box, by all dru iu and by Joseph curr, Wholesale Aireu . 3 ian27-tf H elp for the Hopeless. You art wea ' dejected, miserable, and nothing dot s you any good, you say. Don't despair. iVru Is balm in Gilead. Have you tried Vi ietai Bitters? No 1 Then why don't you ? W er your complaint be dyspepsia, hi ious ness, nervous weakness, constitiuioi; d a bility, Or any other trouble, Vinegar J.aters will revive and renovate your ,sh;u tered system, as a genial rain refreshes the with, ered flowers. We Have Frequently Heard m it hers say they would not be without Mrs Win. siow's Soothing Syrup, from the bi th of mo cuuu uulu ib xias nnisneu Vvli i the teething siege, under any conside; atiou whatever. Burnett's Standard Flavokinu f:x tracts are neitly put up in Unpanu; lledi oz., 5 oz. and 10 oz. bottles, ami are 1. r sale by the trade generally in every pri.icipui city and town in the United Stales, Can, das, and British Provinces, as wej. asm many other foreian countries. To, Owners of Horses. No oneVm ha ever used Dr. Tobias' Horse Veneti-ai Lim. ment, will ever be without it ;-it i acer. tain cure for Colic, Sore Throat, Cuts, Bruises and Old Sores. Warranted s iperi-. lar. Sold by all Druggists. Depot, J j i'ark Place, New York. Risley's Buchu Is a reliable Diure: icaud Tonic for all derangements of the u. Liiarj and genital organs. The genuine, i s lor merly sold by Haviland, Harral ii Lislry and their branches, is now prepared uy ill W. Risley, the originator and Propnetor and the . trade supplied by his succ ours', Morgan & Risley, New York.. The Secret of Beauty. What is t? nc longer asked, for the world of fashic u am all the ladies know that it is produi ed by using a delightful and harmless toilei i-rep. aration known as (J. W. I.airii's"!!!. ,nii. i'outh." Its beautifying effects art - trul vonderful. Depot, 5 Gold street, N a York. For Dyspepsia, indigestion, depi sslou of spirits and general debility iu th.arva. rious forms ; ilso, as a preventive a.iiiiust Fever and Ague, and other intermittent 4'evers, the Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir ol Calisaya, made by Caswell, Hazard Oo., New York, and -sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic, and as a tonic for puliei t.s re covering fronxMever or other .-icUn s, u has no equal. "- Thurston's Ivory' Pearl Tooth Pow. der. The best article known fore lea using and preserving the teeth and gums. Soil by ail druggists. Price 25 and 60 cents per battle. F. C. Wells & Co., New YorK Pratt's Astral Oil, has a woiiil-wida reputation as the surest and best iliu nina t'ntf oil. Over two million gallons have been sold for the past two years, from vvhica no accidents of any description ha eoc- . -i i . . . 1 L. 1 ,-. . , 1 c . u .; ...... 1 . . . : I it . tuiicu. oeiiu. iur ciicuiai. kjii iioasc Ji Charles Pratt, established 1770. New i'ork. xhe ioiiowlng statement, from one ol ttie " - """on icspctiiiuie iiieieiia us iu the city of Petersburg:, speaks for its. if and needs no comment: W 11 I T E QUO D Weia.sk attention to our large st x U of Xaiusook JMuslius. ' 31 till Muslins, Jaconet Muslins, Checked Muslin, ' . Striped Mil: !ins, and ' ' . ' .. Jaconet and Nainsook Ed'itr'S. Which we are offering very" low. DAVIS. DRAKE ifc Ct" marl3-ly I'etersbur, t ' Va. 0 0, R. 1 J O N E S & Wholesale and Retail rocei , COTTOJT Ft rT n US AND COMMISSIOIN. MERCIIAT"5, Wilmington St., east of Mule', -RALEIGH, N. C. - Have On hand consignments of Provisions, Grain, 1 irm i"g Utensils, Groceries, etc. irirders lorthe purchase of Cotta so licited and satisfaction a-unmnt.o.l 1 ( !("ini Irinn ah tt. 1 1 i - : .. j . , ... . I rf. "e "1 ruittllju, t rWIHHT, Ilr 'I .t,l VVV. .!.... l 'ies. i-rovisions ,f-r i ri.o!vu i-x-r o M A N S F R 1 E N I. . T!ie 5?, Washing Soap made at the price is the "Woman's Friend1' bi nd. o- ii .- 11. F. JCN ES A J ). S' A F E W A N T Medium Size. One of 'Ht-rrin or w arson s" preferred. my5-lf R. F. JONES & CO. JNFALLIBLE YEAST POWDHJ. The very best in use, my21-tf R. F.J ONES tt CO. QONDEN S E li M IL K 12 dozen Condensed Milk, "Eagle" hrnji'U my21-tf li. F.JON ES tl U0. RE &II CANNED GOOl)S, Peaches, Tomatoes, Corn and Ov.-tcrs. niy21-tf R, F. JONES & CO. . g HOE B L A C K INlii 06 dozen genuine Mason's . my21-tf li. f. JONES A CO. T. ARD. LARD. LARD. L tRD. In tierces, 5, 10 and 20 pound cans. my21-tf nrF. J0NES & CO, T EAS, COFFEE AND SUGAR. mar 13-tf Raleigh, N. C Of all ernlea myzl-tf R. F. JONES A CO,
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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