THE KALEIGILSENTINEL.
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UAILT, WEEltT AND 8EMI-WIXXLT I
" Official Onai of Korlli CaraUna.
m o ecaaflMFTta.
Dally Pontlnel 1 year hi advance I. 00
DaUy 81 i months Id advance 4 00
ml Weekly M " , 00
Weeklv Beotlnol - " 00
.. ' Tht.D4ii.T8MTHti.win be delivered it
aay part of the City at Fifteen Cent a week.
: L E A A F II K I N B .
Utbaaniy GEtTJIrtK
WORCESTEIISIUUE SAUCE
rOSt OFFICE DIBECTOET.
For th benefit af th public, we pub
lish the following directory of U post-
oBciaf ihwcitjt
W eater man close v. : ft. .
laatarn " clai 3:30 p. m.
m.m arrtvea ii:uo a. m.
Chatham 4le 1 rw. 3:3$ p. m.
V JfV arrtvea , , , :4J aw m.
E. g;E.B. mail cl , 9:30 a.m.
-.. M ; arrive 3:45 p.
Thrrniri northern via R. A G. :
IL 1L cle 9:30 ft. m.
Through northern via R. k O.
B. ft. arrive .c - ? 3:43 p. m
Throata aorther via tiows-'
bor clote .... 1 ' 3:3 p. tn.
Through .northern rut ui
bora arrives .11:05 a, m.
Offlc hour for delivering mailt from
7:30 a. at U ft 30 p. m. - -
Money larder are ttsoaa" and paid
nam :io awm. tn p. m.
Letters can be registered frm 1:15 a.
m. to kuV.1 r, :
If mail? efit or received an Sunday.
av Wa naiatJEUf, aT m.
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A 'Tt " '
u rTHE-OnT.,-
TAB. pitfijet Attorney Badger laTet
- tu mtiaww maaaiag lac Waalnioa,.
J. It Wauruoii ' Cv, dealer! la
gra&,;;'Canf.a, tpeclaUyA NewVern,
Cotton market dull Middling! .11) ;
- low middllnga 10, ; clear ataina 9 ; deep
ataina?.
We tmdeiatand tbat Furbiah'a New
York Dramatic company ia coming thia
way aoon.
Two new reaidencea are going np on
. Edenton atreet, a abort diatanoe abore
tba National hotel.
Tba panic at tha capitol over tba ru
mored coming of GoTemor Armfieldbaa
aomewhat aubsiJod.
The reWral at the Baliabury Btreat
Baptist church ia atill progieaning. Bt.
Mr. Jordan ia aiaiating. ,
Local radical pot bouse politioiana are
abeadr engaged in making out their
alaU for tba coming municipal election.
, Waada' plna at $3.50; aeaaoaed oak at
$4.00; field pine at $3.00. Call on J. D.
Whitaker near Citixena Bank for aap
T. T. Olirer manufactnrea beat heart
pine and poplar lumber, Ac Seasoned
flooflDgllwaya on hand.' Piaa Level,
fa OaeweA hu'- iU-.A 'X
SylVeatar Smith baa Jnat reoeived an-
other cr-kia4 'pi, (hose prima seed oats
and 1.900 iranbals eorn, and meal selling
iiJaaaid. that BoHciiar Barria is off
getfing np document to prawe bis inno-
eenaa f the cbargea preferred by Hearne,
and thUhla wmingbroadsiie will baa
tremendous one. '
Tha blind huatio left here some days
in the charge of a nigger by the
name of Jim. Henderson, by tba sheriff
of Buncombe county,' it auid ta ba in
very diatreeaing oondition. He , ia un-
Drovidad Uh proper bedclotbiag and
Tha flle'of th" Dally Sentinel for the
first ball of tha year 1868 haa been taken
fxoja (bis'af&ca. V it waa stolen Ha re-
tn wkv tKjk wrumM will hm tMtennSarilv M.
wardiid no oueetions asked. I If aavl
tha ratura will
entitle. bim, or any ,W.Jm, family, to a
" flaUering abitaary. n-"-"
GMrjrAttctr A Co.", Flow Manufac
turers, Jfewbem, N. 0 offer to tend to
any address, samples of their Labor
Saving Flows. . AUaa , ' antl-choklng
Turning Flow; Dickson,' r Allen and
Magnolia. SUftl Cotton Sweeps, at 4 lib
eral discount for cash, with privilege off
retftrnbig them, at their expense' should
tbeyuot give perfect satisfaction.
gfcfend for illustrated circular and
prices. ' ' .v;-
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aTery ' flne results and increasing
demand of tba Star Anunaniated Solu
ble - Phosphate seem to have created
quite, ft sensation among manufacturers
af and dealers in commercial fertilizer.
Other maufaoturerl have even com
menced manipulating and offering for
sale ft fertiliser called the "Star Bone
Phosphate." Farmers should beware of
imitations. -The original and only gen
uine Star Ammoniated .Soluble Phos
phate Las tba trade mark of a star
nrintad on each sack with the analysis
manufactured bv Lorenta A Bitter of
. Baltimore, 3td., and for sale by A. C.
Panders A Co., or their agents.
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The Wisconsin etata convention to
nominate delegates ta the national repub
lican convention, which met at Madison
Tuesday, adoptad ft resolution condemn
ing third Uwu ana enuanuug ouune.
Tha nebbictt collar you can wear It
the Warwkk. It it the stylish width
this season. Ak for it at the furnish
ing stores.
VQT., TXTI, RALEIGH, N C. T HTJRSDAY,. FEBRUARY.
Habka CoHPia Tliera Ja a well
grounded report afloat in thia eity that
laU Tuesday night Col. T. C. Foliar,
arrlred la thla city as aapecial train and
gat from Judge Settle, of tha toprama
court, a writ of habeaa corpua for Ceo.
W. Swepeou. ? What " understanding
tbara to a te (ha return of tha writ wa
have not aen informed, though wa hara
been diligent lu our March after Infor
mation. 'i,:.Xt
Soranm CocxT.aut mat at 10
o'clock thia momlag; all tha joatioea
preaent.
The argument in tba cat of Joaeph
Harria Tt, D. A. Jankina, public treas
urer, and Raleigh 4 August Air-Una
Railroad company, from Orange, ocun
menoed oa jeeterdaj. waa naomad.
J, H. Flaming for plaintiff and Merri
man, Foliar Aaba, J. B. Batobalor,
and WMJMIJlifje
ing tha argument tha court adjourned
onto to-morrow at 10 o'clock.
Cbabocd With Ktbauiio ;
Coat. Yeaterday afternoon Henry
Bigge, tha colored waiter on tha an
prcma ceurt rooms, and special police
man for tha capitol, was arrested on tha
charge or attempting ta steal a coat
from the store af Zacharias Fayette-
rille street. The case was heard before
tha mayor who deemed tha erldenca
aufflcient to bind Henry arer to tha next
term, of the Wake superior court hi
bond of $200. Henry gave the band.
and is now pursuing the even tenor of
bis way. r- I
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Tn MncHAkT Mxxriaa. Pursuant
to adjournment tha merchants of this
city met last evening iu tha mayor a
offioe. Tha report of tha committee ap
pointed at tha first meeting, in regard
to consulting counsel in order to reeiat
tba action af Solicitor Harria waa sub
mitted. They reported tbat they had
obtained oounael, but ba was now ab
sent from tha city and would not return
for some days, when he would give them
his opinion. The secretary read out tha
names af 230 of the indicted merohanta.
J. H. Ennias stated tbat he had con
sulted aeroral lawyera, all of whom
agreed that tha indictments could ba
aueoeasfuljy resisted. Soma lawyers
doubted tha solicitor's jurisdiction
in the matter. . Mr. Ennias also
stated that tha first day of January
was a national holiday and people could
not ba required to list their taxes on
that day, and Monday tha sheriff waa in
court all day and could not give his time
to attending to tha taxes. , Tha report
of the committee waa adopted and they
ware ordered to continue as a commit,
tea. , Mr. Maroom thought it very queer
tbat several merchants had listed the
same day and part were indicted and
part ware not. And another thing tbat
looked odd, he had aeen tha stubs in tha
aherilTa office and none were dated np
to tha 10th, but all were dated after tha
10th of January. The meeting adjourned
till next Wednesday night at Metropoli
tan ball, when Col T. C, Fuller will ad
dress tba meeting. " '"'
-NEWS AND NOTES.-'. '
Speaker Kerr baa resumed hia duties.
Didot, one of tha oldest publiahera in
Franoe, ia dead. :Ti.--
ESPS Wphm, hung
The ewvernor of Maine haa surned tha
bill aboliahing capital puniabment.
Tha Ruaaian troone were iovfnllv wel-
oomvd by the inhabitants af Khokand.
Buffett, tha French minister, baa xe-
aurned and bit resignation baa bean ac
cepted. '
Tba Sulphur Springs orphan asylum.
near Buflalo, N YM waa burned yea-
Dyer, cashier of the Farmers' and
Trader's bank of St. Louis, la short
$30,000 ia his accounta.
The heirs of John J. Crittenden hare
sued Fremont for $10,009 alleged to ba
due we aeceasea ler legal services.
Tuesday sparks from a trarap't fire
caused the destruction pi a block of
buildings in Tarrytown, N. Y. Los
$84,000.
Madrid telegram announce that tha
Carlist war ia virtually ended, and that
the ex-Queen Isabella ia soon to coma
to Madrid. .
It haa been decided tbat the apaolnt-
ment of bbanks as caiumissioner for Ue
Indian Territory was not authorized by
law. $5,000 have already aeen paid
Shank. , ' ' v
Tha Sublime Porta haa offered to
grant homes to all insurgents who will
ky down their anna within a month.
The houses, churches, Ac, which have
been destroyed are to be rebuilt by tha
government.
The national democratic convention
meet in St Louis July 27. Alt tba
states are entitled a represeatation
equal to double tba number ot its mem
bers of congress. Colarado, whose
admission as a tut in July will entitle
her ta Tate in the next electoral col
lege, to Invited to send delegates.
lETTEBFROM ALAMANCE.
vtrat awEPaoX C4.IE Till OLD ftR-
' ixKa BivoLtmoKAnr
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Eorrftft Skst t 'X (reti portion
af i ha M ab gula cc" af Alamance as
sembled brr y4erday to wltoeaa tba
trial af hweneoa.' Tha veapla were
ahead of tba rraad lurv. whe had found
no bill until after midday. The defen-
daat will ba arraLrned to-day. The
public art not ft triaed whether ba will
trt to-dav or remar the caue ta
another onontr. 1 Ruffla. Fuller, Boyd,
Bmob and Farker appear for the de
fendant. :Baiicuor BtruawK, uuici.
Dillard, Graham, Sc-)f MalorUraham
alidStronf prosecute, Tue crowd was
Immense ty?terday and promises to be
aa laree to-dar. '-. -
I nave met many old acquaintance
and frieoda wDo voted fur mawnen
was a candidal for tha legislature be
fore Alamaace was taken Irom Orange.
CoL Jerry Holt, .tha game ehickeu aud
whisky man, wba it seventy and four.
tuma out toe Da wniaxy ana
game cocks to ba found. David Uapp,
about tba same era. baa mater forgotten
bis whiffKery. His father bat buried at
Brick Uiurch,with thia inaoription upon
hia tombstone : "Hera bee Barney
Clapp, a whig of tha rwrolntion." Hie
David ear all tba evils af tha coun
try have resulted from the abandon meat
of old whig principle as piaotiosd by
hia father and bud ,down by washing-toor-Mambalt
-ana- thair com peers.'-1
met Thomas and Nathan Woody, tba re
presentative of tba Quaker who settled
on llaw river, near Woody ferry, long
before the revolution. Jona Woody
was the foander of the family who came
from Baltimore, or near there. Defer
Mam George peaceably acceded from
King George. John Woody settled and
cleared tba plantation now owned by
Junius Alston, oa ttsw nver. ua bad
four sons. Hia son James had three
sons and eleven dsn gn tar. -j nomaa
Woody ia tba son of Hugh, end Nathan
the sou of Samuel Woody. Tbey are the
areat-greaimndaoikaof John Woody, of
oi Aiaryiana, wno semea on new xuver.
Time and tha negro Institution caused
moat af the family to move te Indiana
and they ars to be found In that and
asr a n a ra
other state west. Nathan Woody
tells me that the Jrnends disowned
Herman Husbands, tha leader of tha
Regulators, before the revelutieo. Wil
liam Allen, a nephew at Herman
Hun bands. Is now living in thia county.
The grand-children aad great-grandchildren
of Col. Fylea are also here.
Col. Pjles waa ft doctor and af Quaker
descent, man of character, property
and probity. Hia daughter Susan waa
the queen or - tramp, una or the
Alstons, from Chatham, who escaped
from the hacking match where Cel.
Waehingieu backed ap Pyle and his
men without giving quarter, intormed
tba family that CaL Pyle . lay
dangerously wounded ia the woods
near a mill-pond 20 miles , off. No
would ventura to , re-visit
tba bloody camp where aa quarter
had been abown. Tba girl was not
afraid of Col. Washington or tha bold
men wb followed him. Lighter than
Light Horse Harry could have done,
be etnaag from tba ground t tha back
of Selim, tha tallest bona on the plantar
nation, and galloped off in the night
time to ner wounded utber and brought
him home before daw dawned, aha
riding behind bim.' CoL Fylea ia buried
where he lived, near Cain creek battle
ground. The plantation ia now owned
by Dr. Worth, of Randolph.
la my next 1 wiu tea about tha poli
tic of Alamance. T.
P. 8. Pine writing tha abov I have
learned that Swepeon will be tried in thia
county. The arraignment tehee place
at 10 o'olock, after tha mail doses, to
you can get nothing of "to-days doings"
unui to-morrow. lS-. A. I
ATTENTION RETAILERS. ;
Editob BasTtirtx: The following
Item from the American Grocer should
be published and kepi standloz ia the
Raleigh papers especially, Aud while
know that vry wholesale grocer win
pply it to bit neighbor, and ear "I
never do so," ; I simply ask each and
every an la look ova hia past record
of bosines and sea if be can't find not
one or two offences, bat ft whole cata
logue of such littler crime staring him
In th face. I am in a position to no
tice these things, and tha mart particu
larly because I am Interested. Here to
What the Grocer says i . - .
A friend from Meadville, Pa., tends
us a totter bearing on this subject,
which will ba found in our correspon
dence column. Whether carried an at
Meadville or In any ether aart of tha
country, the practice on th part of th
wholetale dealer or trenching on the pre-
. i i 1 4 i l -n-
fit of th retailer, by Belling In a retail
way at wholesale prices, cannot ba too
severely censured, both by wholesalers
and re tail err. The retailer er course
suffer by such unfair competition, againat
which be cannot make any headway by
buying ever to cheap ; but tha whole
salers also suffer, and tha short-sighted
policy of snatching a profit from the
retailer in this way ia detrimental not
only to th offending party, but to tba
entire wholesale interest.. Whatever
ia lost to the retailer must naturally be
lost te th wholesaler ia the long run,
and any serious encroachment open his
business hi a direct weakening of tha
aourca af all the prodta of the wholesale
trade. The old Table af killing th bird
that laid the golden arc never had a
better illustration. Wa don't think
that any wholesale dealer, who could
subsist in any ether way, would ever
commit himself ta a policy so danger
eus to his own Interest, independently
of tha odium attaching to such unfair-
- -1 our truly,
- Rrraixn.
If
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TAR DROPS.
B. F. Sunontoa, af SUtetville, died
Bunoay nignc.
Monroe to now
talking
about "the
"first shad of th season.
if
Tba Newborn military ' hd
target
nooung axaraae lueaday,
' Mrs. Harria, of Granville county, ha
uvroted atoastug machine. .' a i:a
. Th Moor Creek centennfaj 'cele
Vt$(anM TAawaMataaaai lA Ka 4 K(a t.nW l'J '
t4 saaawa aavaaaawtisj jv ftfl fcUtil
, Mania Mitchell, Monday night, drew
out tha Wilmlngtonlan Us a vlaaj
rain. ;-. ;r-i i.-i a; r
: A nigger weman was drowned the
other day. In Brown' . creak. Union
Rev. J. B. HartwelL a : returned
China missionary, ia lecturing ht Wit-
aamgion?;,;. i : t,
I Tba stackhalden of tha Atlantic. Tan.
neaaae A Ohio railraad met in Charlotte
Ttssday.
Eight peraoos war converted dorinr
the recent revival in tha Bantiat church
aiuaruoro.
. ara . 4
Stout's to th name of a new postofflc
la Union county, and J. M. liarkey to
the poatmaaler. s , , ,
Tba Young Democrat to tba name af
a uvely little semi-monthly paper pub-
uenaa at uxiora. '.
John Williams, a fugitive bora thief
noa BUkea county has been arretted
Munreugnoacx.31,
L. C. Brown, of Union county, wu
naaiy nun one aay last week by tba
taumg or a luno or a trea. - '
Bradsber, a Granville county nigger
preacher, haa Men deposed by hit con
gregation lor xfeecberism.
Jstnes Fleet, of Wilmington, died of
mall-oox bundar. Since that time two
esses have developed themselves.
Last Thursday morning the masonic
lodg in Uxiord caiurht nre. but the
flame were speedily extinguished.
The cotton gin and aw mill of J, C.
Clutx, af Cabarrus county, was burned
last Wednesday. Caught from matches.
A whita woman baa been perambula-
lating the treet of Charlotte trying to
make a present of bar infant to some
body. The Oxford Torchlight, one af tha
best papers in the state, put on a mourn
ing dress for. the death af Hon. A. B.
Venable.
C. E. Dibble, af Wilmington, has been
appointed rout agent between Rich
mood and Charlotte, etc 4. Ai. i urren-
tine, removed. .yi.
got a bullet in bis left leg by his pistol
slipping from his hip pocket and fall,
ing to the ground. Tf '
Helen W. Gedshall baa mysteriously
disappeared from his home ia Wilming
ton. . H to only 1$ years old and his
parenta are very uneasy about him. . .
Bnmor Lnuv Amamfsrra-Srvaa
VanTATK).--Wednesday, February 23,
iiockyitount-;v..r;;;
Thursday, February 34, Toianot,
Friday, FebruarfSSi, Wilson.- ,
Sunday, Februrry 27, Clinton, l v';
Monday, February 28, P. M., Faiam'a.
lat Sunday in Lent, March 5,Oatds
bora '. ; - :l
2d Sunday ia Lent, March 12, Greens
boro, ordinatioa. . t
Wedneeday, March IS, Jackson. '
Friday, March 17, WoodrOle, Bertie
county. .-..---.,
8d Sunday in Lent March 19, Windsor,
Tuesday, March 21, Murfreesboro, '
Wedneeday, March 22, Win ton.
Thnrsday, March 23, Geteevilla. , ."
Friday, March 24, Hi Pater a, Gate
county.
ath Sunday in Lent, March 23, Elisa
beth (sty. ; TTTr-rnrr; :
Tnaaday, March 28, Woodville, Per
quimans county. v - '.
Wedneeday, March 29, Hertford, Per
quimans county. : s'.; sr y-m- ..v
Friday, March 31, Edenton. ' - -
6th Sunday In Lent, April 2,Plymouth.
Monday, April 3, St Lnk', Wash
ington oounty. . -
wedneeday. Apru o. Ht. David.
Washington oouaty. '
Thursday, April o, uoiomma, xyrroii
county. -;, . -
6th Sunday tn Jjent, Apnl V.Jata.
Tuesday, April 11, nntego.
Wedneeday. April 12. SlodesviUe.
Hyde oounty.
xrvday, Apru it, xaimoid, tiyde
oounty.
Easter day. Apru 10. Lax Landing.
Hyde county.
Wednesday, Aprd 19. Zion Uborcb,
Beaufort oounty.
Thursday, Apnl to, Washington.
Saturday, April 22, Jameaville.
1st Sunday after Easter. April 23.
Williamston.
Tuesday. April 23, Hamilton. .
Thursday. April 27, Scotland Neck. '
Saturday, April 29, Weldon.
Sunday, April 30, Baiifax.
Collections in each eongregationIor
diocesan missions.
Th teamer Switzerland while steam
ing ap tha English channel,Tneeday,ran
down and sunk tba brtgatia Hero.
Four of the crew of tha latter were
drowned.'
AD those wba have given it a trial
will not be without it. It cure. Dr.
Bull Cough 8y nrpy -
24, 1876. No. 3
, UirUMIfXD RlMEDIlL RESOtntCKS,
People soraetimea suppose tbat Dr.
Fiercel- family Mediciaaa,. represent
ta enura extant of his reseurces tor
curing dtoeases. This i an errer. Ex
perience proved that wlile tha Golden
Discovery, , xsvont iTeacnpuoo,
Pleasaat Purgative pellets, Compound
Extract of Smart Weed, and Dr. Sage'
i atarrb i Remedy . .Would, if falthlu ly
ased; cur a Urge variety of, chronic
com plain ta, there would be her and
there I i wbleb, kraaa Us aeear
ity.-'ar- frest na o4apiieatim wiia
other ii elieordera. 4 would, f-reaiat 1 thair
actio,' That' exceptional . case
Qtared a .ttasraugh i'axauinaUod
into their symptoms,, to ascertain the
exact nature and extent of the disease or
d aeasea under which tha Deaeatr v
laboring; and tha use of specific remo-
die ta meet and overcome tha same.
Thia led to the establishment of the
World'a Dispenaary.- at Buffalo. N. Y.
with it taculty of nbvaioian aad am
geona, each of wbom'ia akiltod in the
reatment af chroato diaoraers in aren
orat ana .tacM belonging to his own
special department in larticuW. . To
s aasiimwd niaesaes oX. the. throat
and lungs ; to .another, diseases of the
kidneye and urogenital organa : to an
other, diseaeea of the digestive system ;
to another, diiaaee of th nervoo sys
tem ; aad to another, disease of tba eye
and ear. Thus the highest degree of
perfeetioa in medicine and Bnrserr to
attained.,- The eeeabliahtnent of thia in
stitution enablea the Doctor to meet a
loog-iell twaiit i tha treatment of the
more aevez chronic aiTectiona.' By a
careful oonsiilnration of thaaymptoma aa
given in writing, h siKoeaafiilly treat
tnon.aan.iio or case at their, borne.
Other , riait tha' Diweneaxv in person.
The amplest reeourcea for th treatment
of lingering affection are thus placed
a tba dispssal ox. erery patient, and
those oa whom the proprietary laodiciao
oo not nave th desired ecect can pro
cure a more thorough and officiant course
by a personal application to the proprie
tor of the World Dispensary. ; ! . ; ,;
Secret Toting to gradually "Americani
sing" ins electoral system of Ureat
Britian. Instead of offeriaff him self ta
tha electors, the candidate in large cities
to henceforth likely to be nominated by
convention, ims. it appear irom a
London letter in the Tribune, was the
case at Manchester, where Jacob Bright
waa made the Liberal nominee. ,
The man who killed tha "Irish Giant"
0'Baldv.in, has been acquitted, on the
ground that if he had not the tote giant
would nave killed him. : At what height
does a man's liability to ba killed with
out danger to hia alayer, if the big man
quarrel, begin? All the tall men t ti
anxioua to know.
It ia a Bight that precisely aooorda with
the eternal fitness of thing to see Lan-
daolet Williams defending Bibcock fur
defrauding the government for did not
caDooch and he often ride ont in that
fifteen hundred dollar landaolct stolon
from the government?
In discussing the presidential Question
the Chicago Tiibnne, Republican, saya:
the lieputvijana are not certain of
electing their nominee by any manner of
mean. : In the Terr beat aspect of the
case the contest ' will be desperate an '
doubtinl. ' 3":- ' i u. i - Ji t-
. -ill mmmi9mmmm i.
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T all who are suffering from the errors
aad ndtacreuoes af yeota, aervoat wosknas.
early decay, loss ot ssanaood, c. 1 will arod
a revise thu will cur, ton. FREiC or
CHARUK This great remedy was dlseovorvd'
y s Mtoaioeary ta Booth A aeries. cVa a
Wf-oddfesssd eaveloo to- the Iter, Joaara
i. immkm, pumm it, jMMMtum, Mem turn
aov 19-aaocawtsia . ,
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SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE '
W have foaad by several years experience
aetaal ebeerraUoa, tbat they have ao superior, If any equal aaieng Commercial Manures.
Our prices are much lower thaa ethers, sot te universal! r popular, aad that have prev.a
h. Tnltjj BOB sworn stateaienta from
fair trial with anything sold ta the South.
siperisace, whe havt ased ear Phosphates
K. i. 1TIT, Wake County.
W. H. WHITAKIB, Waks Connty.
H.HOITOX, " " -
M.C.UTUT, "
COL. E. 8TIWABT, HaraeU Coaaty. -
JikaAWE580K, "
DlfcMcKAT, "
And ausy ethers whe will gladly give their
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-A.. 0.8AKDERS &Oo
v ' ' ' - ' : ". .7 - 'agekts, , "Zi ;
JaaSMf "
THE RALEIGH EENTINEL
AflTertlaeBMats wffl he twerted hi the Immv
sans ax at the foil wire; rates per saan of
so wsch. or tea aalaioa liaaa. - -.. - , .
ao sebars sea Urn - $L
each aubaaaant femaarilaa
loss thaa a woes. t.....M....M-.
t aqaare, 1 week .w. ........ ........ a
1. i - 1 tsoeth..., . SO
1 : 1 aaoatha... 11 BO
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1 " 4 ..SOO
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1 " . 7 - 83 00
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Da. J. A J oxxa TxamroTrr or a I
A'-wa, I. , 1873. The following vol-. ,
nntary testimony as to th thoronghneai
and emaaciouenees of Dr. J. A. Jonea '
matbad of treating diaeaaea. haa been '
handed at, and we take pleasure in prin 5
mg, in. Uijah Koberta u an old ana "
welt-known shutter of Screven county:
v 1 wa aorelv afflicted fur roasT Vwai f
with Oxoeaa. 'Catarrh.' Neuralgia. ! and:
giaraaaot the br-wst, and cbioaio com-,
plaiiita, so, that I was 4,iven up by
our'
nysioiaBs in Augjaw aa a nopniees
u this aufferinar eaditiou I-ptoced attili '
self under Dr. Jonea' treatment bo jtfri
relieved me very jnnoh in a few ,
hours, and. . by the continued
uaa of his remedice' at born,
i am furtd of a at af my camplaiau
anil enjoy lifn. "tery well for an elderly-'
man of seventy-five, and I awe my life -'a
to
Dr. Jones, and cannot recommend
bim ton nighty. The doctor also cured
MTdauirhli-r of dlanah Of tha liver." I
aiq a planter. My address to Mobiey 1
Pond poeiefflc, Screven eouorfy, Ga. , , j
Dr. Jones to healing tba afflicted at .-.
tb MiAdoe House. Greets boro, N. C, '. J
wber ha will remain until Uaruh " Blnrj "
nd far a circular. Dr. Jonea treats , ,
th aye and car, atraightent creMya-'.
without fail in every case. . - . , i
A Dr. Jonea will practice at tha Arlinev . ,,, t
ton House, Danville, . Va from the 6th 'a-
t th 18th of MarchDr. J. will prao-.,, -
Vice at the Ballard A Exchango hotel.
Richmond, Va., from tho 13th -of ;i
March to tha 8d of April. -..i
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A Uoo Xakerone 1 aaencainbeead tre-
fered. . 5 - Address, . ,"&OX.4?' '
fcbJ4.8w.wV, wf.,, W!; Balelgh ;
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Wffl e sold at the -Henrv Plaoa." oa
PayettevUle Btreet, on Tuesday the SVth day
i reoruary, vht, au ins pensBaoie proper
r beloaiing to the estate of Mrs. L. D. '
earv. dee'd. eonslttlac of Household and
Kltchea f uraltore. beds, chairs, tables. Ac..
ilersastash.- ' . - ' .;: -.
I . . JOS. B. BATCHILOR,
fB93-lw .-" Admr
Auction Sale.
AT
I.tOSi;iBACM&BRO,
Will take place at their place of
15u8ineB8 at night only from ,
7 to 10 o'clock, p. m.
Prirate Sale at lnction Prices, ii
- - Between Eonn. -
- Sdeirunence to-night at 7
clock, Feb. 16th, 1876.
I. Bosentaiim & Brb.
feVl6-2w Dally New copy. ! '!
A wOTHER Car load of Genuine WhRe
'. ueis lorsaioeneap.' . i , ., .
v r'HRiMTOPnCM A !rta.
feolS-ti - - ' VVUmingtoa ttreot. f'4'
Ijsaaioaaai
ok --at . a. t . ota . -, w - .-. Tat .
On tne'lOth Inst : let ptured freM WDIlass -i
frsw MS overcoat, OM dress c t, two pair. ,, ,
tf paDta, one pair of hoo s and several other
articles, which ars sap-weed to be atotaa(
rKl.. The owner will please call for them .n
sndpaycorts. , -.
e . Mart's Cruek Township. - '
fsb33-w9w Xagle Bock, Wake Co., M. C. -,
' - Uap3fs Nitrogenized
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super pnospn ath
OF UME.
la sslllng the above rertulsers, as well as by
tnaay of ear best farmers. AP. we ;aak Is a ,
We refer te the following gentleaita ef lergt
for several years t ' . '
JOHX AVEKA, f ohnsto County. ? '.,
W. tt. AN0IR8, ' " "rt '
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DAVID ADAMS, v " , ,,
JAMES PACE, Cbataau County.
W. It. THOMAS, -
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nperience.
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