iriciul of Smpcranrc.
v -I
p. f. S Certainly. Sendthe$l.10
a,ltl we will send the Magazine. "
(.K',wLED(jKME!tT3. -Wo are under
' ,u. y obliatiojis to'Dr. O. N. . Hal
JhfL,it of Currituck cVmnty, for a club
ftvi subscribers; and very thankful
t , his kiiitl lady fur the very flattering
.mjiliment nho pays this paper. May
; continuo to merit the good opinion
' t)f the laclioj?. ;
Brother A. F. Powell keeps us un
it,r obligations to hiin for a new sub
riber, r two, every week. Thank
vou, brother Powell !
Bro. J- A Morris sends us two sub
Vribers from Kinston, for which we
uink him woHt heartily. Our club at
tint pliice is growing. Kinston Coun-
mast lo revivuu. until, say you,
What
Im.tiior
Brooks?
e thfUik Rev. P. J. Carraway,
our
subscri-
iso brother Cornwall of Magnolia,
, . fliu,is collected and paid over.?
' vim, bvotifT Wright of Churchland,
Va., l a i
irailar favor.
I5n. McKenzie of Fayette-
:!,. ours ot the Friend: ;;" t;
"I think it is the best Family Paper
in t;K state. It is a paper that every
j v,.!; 1 of Temperance
ought
to be
Aft. Olivet, No. 9, sends two sub
.JriliVrs to help buy the Press, accom--Mtnio'l
with the following note :
"We. are all proud of our organ as
it in now the boat family paper pub
"sliel in the state. Success to you.
C. W..Y."
No. 1, S. C. Bro. Frank G.
M iHoy writes :
' "Oiir Council is in fine condition.
Tho Friend is much liked in this part
,:tU' country, ami your circulation
.,-Vc v. ill be largely increased."
llro.M. semis a new subscriber..
Brother S. P. Harrall also sends us
two subscribers from Cheraw jmd
V.TiU:H',. ' , . ,
" Our Council is very anxious to hear
' mi :i(Mress from you. Yonrsub
HrrihcTA are tlelighted with tho Friend,
and hid a o.l-sneed tdinnio'E. Ray,
::; iiui ollort to convince .the grog-seller
df his error. She has many warm ad
mirers in this vicinity."
The editor and " Minnie" unite in
thanking their (Jheraw Friends for their
Vs ry liberal piitrouago of this paper,
M (..specially for their kind wishes
Our aim is to publish a good paper
We welcome the article, in another
'!a;nn, from the gifted pen of Mrs. 8.
LA., find, in behalf of the good
is'; which she is-so well qualified to
i-: i, be hex- tq write uftou, '
"T71K Pooh man's greatest Priv
uii;" Getting- so drunk as not to
k ; av the difference in value between
:.;, cunts and tho capital city of North
l.vvminn; sb argues Mr. Lucas of Hyde.
- m
i. (,H ii v. How drunk must a man get
t" f'-A like he could buy Raleigh for
'fifty cents ? It is hoped that Mr. Lucas
ftht! House will answer in a personal
V.anution.
If getting drunk will make a mem-
f ' r of the legislature feel like he could
(n y Haleigh with a half dollar,' is it
iiiy wundev that a poor man, who nov
r drew $5 a day, should sometimes be
do to feel like everyttdng belonged to
.im, -money or no money in his pocket ?
And if the poor man, while enjoying
lie delusion of owning everything,
-hould happen to take, and appropriate
. his own-use, what did not belong to
: :;n, is it just to, indict him and punish
iam for stealing, seeing that the theft
as committed while 'enjoying "the
poor man's greatest privilege?"
Wo have been taught tJ, believe that
h "thing was worso' for poor jiien, their
r 'Vvs and their children, than drunk
(imiss. Mr. Lucas of Hyde would
, Vv-' uu House of Representatives be-
their " greatest privilege."
fro ty
wives of the poor men who
Imnk
A.
atrree with Mr. Lucas in
-.ivin-r tliat.it is their greatest privilege?
1'uk Sunm Messenger 'for December is
on our table. It contains the song of
Mis. O'Leary s Cow. by "P, Qreen,"
litqriadH on
Adapting Hymns
to
.tunes.
"The Cabinet Organ in Play,
'' vievy.s of sheet music and books, (the
' Etui's opinion, and not the pub-
Mers), Musical rsews, etc,, and a va
fl"ty of interesting matter by Mr. Geo.
noot ana others, Also a new song,
ie Have Dona it TTnto Me." bv Mr,
"t. a Christmas anthem, and several
r0S.- Snwimeri .nnifiu 10 ets. The
;N' Messenger is now edited by Mr.
Musical Independent. Published bv
) . , r . . .
''-ot & Lady. (Jhicacro, at SI a vear,
n all respects a musical paper for the
CITY ITEMS.
The Legislature will adjourn on the
fib l'fui.
jen, M. AY. Ransom was elected
u.
Senator, on Tuesday last.
i v
u. A. "Wicker has been re-appointed
Marshal of the Supremo Court.
X.
Hri Carolina Gazette. Wesley
'taker and Quentin Busbee, Esqs
J '"pose starting a paper in this city a'
yearly day . to. 'bo called the North
(''li:na Gazrlte, and to be Republican
-1 ;'- 1'iineiples.
. - uu;:uiv me editor OI tins r-finer
k!')' If1 uom these gentlemen,
.'!', HX:voi'theTess,lSv:ishes them 'success
ju their enterprise to make a fiving for
sdyca ancl familiea,
. nAlj I'ltUlIIUlTlO.W
A BM; ?b Prohibit thf. Sal.
ous Liquors in Toivniihipg' wfiere the
People so Determine.
The Gexebal Assembly of Nobth Cabo-
ijsa do" Enact:5 '!- Utl,-"'i-
Section 1. That on;the first Monday
in January in every year, it shall be
the duty of the sheriff of each 1 county;
in this State, to hold an election in each
township in -his "bounty, tinder the
same rales and regulations as are pre
scribed by law for holding elections for
members of the General Assembly so
far as the same may be applicable, ex
cept as herein modified, to ascertain
whether or not spirituous liquors shall
or1 may be sold in the several townships
in the county or any one or more of
them : Provided, nevertheless, such elec
tion, in the year eighteen hundred and
seventy-two, shall be held' .q'n th;fir
Monday in February of that year.
( 2. That any peraOn allowed by law
to vote for members of the General
Assembly shall have the right to vote at
such election in the township where lie
is allowed by law to vote, and , every
such voter who favors the prohibition of
the sale of Spirituous Liquors in his
township, shall vote a ticket on which
shall be written or printed the5 word
Prohibition; and every such voter who
favors such sale, shall vote a ticket on
which shall be written or printed the
word License- . .
3. That on the day next after any
such election shaLLbe held, the Inspec
tors of such election and a Justice of
the Peace of the township,, shall com
pare the votes polled in the township,
and certify the number of votes cast
in favor of Prohibition, and the num
ber in favor of License, and the result
of such election,' to the . Register of
Deeds of the county, who shall first
carefully copy such certificate in a book
to be prepared and kept for that pur
pose, ana tnen nle tne same among the
papers of his office; and a certifiod copy
from tho book in which such certifi
cate is so registered, under the hand
of the Register of Deeds, and the seal
of the county, shall bo sufficient evi
dence in all cases and courts in- this
State, of the result of such election in
the township to which the same may
refer.
4 That, if a maioritv of the votes
cast at any suoh election in any town
ship, shall have written or printed on
the same, the word Prohibition, then
and in that case, it shall not be lawful
for any person to sell any spirituous
hqu ors within such township, for one
year next after anv auch election, and
u person so proniDitea snau seji any
spirituous liquors, within such town
ship, such person offending shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
on conviction of such offense m the
S uperior Court, shall be fined and im
prisoned in the discretion of the Court;
but if a majority of the votes so cast
shall have - written . or printed on the
same the word License, then Spirituous
Hquors may be sold in sueh township
as now proviaeu oy iaw, ana not otner-
wise,
5. The Sheriff shall designate the
Justice of the Peace in each township
to aid iu comparing and certifying the
vote cast at any such election and the
Register of Deeds shall designate In
spectors of election in each township;
in ease he shall fail, the Sheriff orhisdep-
uty shall make such appointment; and if
any officer or other person shall fail to
discharge any duty imposed by this act1
such person offending shall be guilty
ot a misdemeanor, and on conviction in
the Superior Court fined in the dis
cretion of the Court
6 This act shall be in force from and
after its ratification.
Vfe appeal to the Representatives in
behalf of suffering yomen and children
to vote for it. Pass it -make it a law
and you'll never regret your action
Ladies Beware. The Kentucky
Court of Appeals has just made a de
cision which, although quite fair, wil
prove very alarming to fair flirts.
It
has declared that the mutuality of an
engagement may be proved against
young lady "by showing that she de
meaned herself as if she concurred
m
or approved of the young man's prom
ises or offer. It is not necessary that
there should be an express promise on
either side." This has been long the
case so far as the "' brute man" is con
cerned, but now pining and jilted
bachelors may get solace from a fa
verdict against the false one.
A New Brif airi pastor was a bit care
less the other day in his selections of
the to-be-omitted portions of the good,
old hvmn in wheh occur the lines,
" Shall such a wprthlQSj worta as I be
found, at Thy right hand ?" The next
tanza was omitted, and the choir con
tinued singing, "Prevent, prevent it
by Thy grace."
NORTH OAROLINA ITEMS.
Shad are worth $2 per pair in New
born. ' - -.
The Conservative State Convention
meets in Greensboro May 1st. ;
Newborn came near having another
serioua fire on Thursday.
Corn by the cargo is selling at 6
cents per' bushel in Newbern.
It is thought by some that Miss Mc
Neill, of RgbeiQR, was BOt wounded
by Lowrey Ttfl4 his bani
The "DisiQal Bwamp Canal Com
pany," have prepared a memorial, ask
ing Congress for aid to deepen and
improve the .canal.
The Republicans will hold a con
vention in Raleigh on the 17th of April
for the purpose of nominating candi
dates for State officers.
The Eagle regrets- to learn that many
families are moving from Moore,
Chatham and Harnett to the Western
States.
yuhe ttloboro -ALvance . says : Mr.
Joan Green, of Nash county, ; raised
with one hox-se in he year IWIl, DO
ba la of corn and 12 bags oi' ootton".
yMAf ITEMS.
B. F. Fifer baa been Te-art)ointed
Flonr Lispector for tte 4ty of gtaun-
ton.!- ' ; . .u . . .; ; .,
The Shehandoth ' Herdd reports a
fatal case of Small-pox in that county.
C. C. Read, Esq., of Farmville. Va..
one of the oldest and most respected
of its Citizens, died on Thursday night.
There were five votes in , the consti
tutional convention of West Virginia
against raising the federal flag over
he capital
Hon. A. G. Thurman,! United States
Senator from Ohio, will deliver the an
nual address before the literary socie
ties of the University o? Virginia on
tme 26th, next
The Staunton Vindicator says :
On Sunday last, the congregation of
he Presbyterian Church in this place,
in response to a call for additional
funds to complete their large and new-
j erected church, in the space of a few
mmutes, contributed $'3,0(X). ,
Dr. John Burton, a prominent phy
sician of Pittsylvania, was found dead
this morning January 25th, about five
miles from Danville, supposed to have
been frozen to death while on his way
home. He was for fifteen years a
practicing physician of our town. He
leaves a -wife and several children, t-
The dwelling house, on the Cook
arm, near Churchville, occupied by B.
F. McLaughlin, was burned on Thurs
day last The fire was first discovered
bursting through the roof. We learn
that Mr. McLaughlin lost most of his
household furmture. ,&aunfon Vindi-
rntor.' - - "
Killed bv a falling TBEE.T-1bayid
Perry, residing near Hermitage, while
engaged in felling a tree on his place,
on Wednesday last, was killed, it is
supposed, under the following circum
stances : The tree lodged in the fork
of another which he cut away, when he
was caught and crushed between the
falling tree and a stump. His family,
being uneasy, went out to hunt him
ate in the evening and found him dead
and lying as described above. Mr.
Perry formerly resided near Harper's
Ferry, Jefferson Co., West Virginia.
Staunton Vindicator. i
A Veteran. Daniel Crist, who re
sides about six miles south of Staunton,
on CJhristian'8 creek, entered "J on the
ninety-ninth year of his age about the
1st of this month. He cuts his own
fire-wood and attends to his own stock,
and bids fair tdlive many years longer.
S'aunton Vindicator. . 1 .
SOUTH CAROLINA ITEMS.
Aiken is to have a terpsichorean and
a social club.
The Literary Ulub, ol Ureenville is
in a prosperous condition.
John C. Galloway, of Oconee, aged
70 years, is dead.
The China trees in the town of Spar
tanburg are being cut down. '
Large droves of Tennessee hogs are
passing through Marlboro, county.
Father Ryan, the "Priest Poet," has
been Invited to lecture in Charleston .
The revenue officials have made a
raid on. the illicit tobacco trade in
Kingsteer. j
There are five hundred Baptist
churches in South Carolina, distributed
in every part of the State. j
Professor Lewis R. Packard, of Yale
College, is to spend he winter at
Aiken, S. C, on account of his health.
A Mrs. McGill, of Beaufort, burned
her child's lips with a hot poker for
telling a falsehood. She was arrested.
In Marlboro county, Louisa Reed,
.colored, got jealous and stabbed Silvan
Drake, also colored, in three; place?,
inflicting wounds that are not consid
ered dangerous.
Work has been commenced upon the
Georgetown and Charlotte Railroad.
Georgetoien Times.
A veteran- of 1812, who had passed
his three score and ten years, died
suddenly in the roa,d near the High
Palls in'Qconee county, on the 6th in
stant Charliton, January 23. Forty-
nine of the kuklus prisoners recently
convicted and sentenced at Columbia
reached here to-day under a strong
guard of United States troops. Twen-
ty -four of the prisoners were put
aboard the steamer Charleston, which
sailed for New York this afternoon.
They are to be imprisoned at Albany.
The rest are confined in Charleston
jaiL
TEXAS ITEMS.
' Work will soon commence on a new
and large market at Houston.
At Marshall, the Western Union
Telegraph Company are issuing tele
graph money or deri,
Apple waggons from Kansas are
seen in the streets of Austin, j
Mexican refugees are settling in the
neighborhood of Austin.
The Dallas and Wichita Railroad
Company has been completely organ
ized. 'President E. W. Cull an ; Treas
urer, John H. Bryan ; Secretary,
Cullan.
A small steamboat to ran on the
Colorado, has been purchased "by a cit
izen of Austin.' f Also an ice machine,
to make 5,000 pounds of ice a day.
Franklin county , has been created
out of portions of Batro, Williamson,
Miiaiq, iarleson, Washington and
Travis' counties. . , :
.'. McMullan county, in V,estern Texas,
has )een f orgarad. he county
Beat najnd CWfai,
MISSISSIPPI.
Vicksburg has taken to Nicholson
pavement -
They want a railroad from Enter
prise to Grenada, and thero is talk of
building it
. A large number of new buildings are
being erected : in Meridian, including
several fino brick buildings on Lee
street , '
Mr. James Ware has retired from
the Brookhaven Citizen, and Mr. J. S.
McGec has assumed entire ontrol of
that paper.
Corinth expects to have a cotton
factory in operation by summer which
will furnish employment for five hun
dred operatives.
There was not less than six thousand
persons present at the Mississippi State
Fair, on the 7th.
ALABAMA.
A tri-weekly paper has just been
started at Talladega.
Pork is-selling for five cents in
Huntsville.
Jacksonville is advertising for bids
to construct her water-works.
Birmingham is building up rapidly.
Good coal is delivered at the houses
at Selma for $8 50 per ton.
Parties from Ohio are said to bo ne
gotiating for iron mines nearGadsdtn.
Four couples were married in the
Episcopal Church in Eufaula lately.
A cotton factory and a telegraph
line is what the people of Tusk ogee
are moving for at present
They are going to have an Agricul
tural and Mechanical Association in
Huntsville.
MISCELLANEOUS.
mi i m 1 i r-ri t i
xne cose oi the Wharton trial was
about $16,000.
The hunting party of the Grand
Duke have returned to Chicago
. Forts Sumpter and Moultrio are to
be put in defensible condition,
Prince Napoleon has been elected to
the council of Ajaccio in Corsica.
Gov. Jewell of Connecticut has been
re-nominated.
Trouble is browing between
and Spain, over the escape of
persons including Siaes, in a
France
several
French
steamer.
Seventeen lives were lost by the
burning of the steamer City of New
London. Nashville, January 25. General R.
S. Ewell died at his residence, in Maury
county, this morning.
The Bonapartist agents are very ac
tive in the army. They are distrib
uting pamphlets urging a restoration
of the empire as the ending of all the
woes of France.
None regret the death of CoL Fisk
more than the police. On the day be
fore his death he made arrangements
to advance the Comptroller money to
pay the.public force. Many an officer's
family is now suffering through the
Colonel's assassination.
Lisbon, January 26. The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived,
and brings news of a terrible steam
ship disaster. The steamer America,
plying between Rio Janeiro and Mon
tevideo, while on a trip from the latter
port on the night of the 22 d of De
cember last, took fire. The flames
spread with great rapidity, and the
vessel was soon burned to the water's
edcre. There was a large number of
passengers on board, of whom eighty
seven lost their lives, being either
burned to death or drowned.
ODDS AND ENDS.
West Virginia was admitted into
the Union in June, 1863.
In Oregon wheat may be sown in
any month ( f the year.
Mrs. Wharton has been acquitted
after a trial of 42 days.
r:Gen. Joseph Lane of Oregon is
now in his 70th year, and in good
health. ' -
West Virginia is in debt to old
Virginia one million dollars.
The Kansas Legislature is inves
tigating alleged election frauds.
There are forty-five blacks in tne
Mississippi House of Representatives,
and seven in the Senate.
The census of Rome has been
completed, showing the total popula
tion to be 240,000.
A vouncf lady was caught up by a
gale in Pennsylvania, transported 460
yards, and deposited in an apple tree.
? A sample of corn, planted on the
7th of July and gathered on the 9th, of
November, was on exhibition b, the
Mississippi State Fair-.
--The stockholders of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, liave ratified
the lease of that road to the Pennsyl
vania Central, by a vote of five to one.
A minister once prayed : "0 Lord,
we thank Thee for the goodly number
here to night, and that Thou art here,
notwithstanding the inclemenly of the
weather."
The colored population down
South are said to sing the following to
the tune of Shoo-Fly" at the religious
revivals :
" Sa-tan, don't bodder mer
Sa-tan, dog'X bdxlder me
Saan,1 don't bodder me :
For rbeloiig to Company G.
" I hear, J hear, I heaj,
I hear" the" organ's tones s
Ifeel,rfeeLl ieel ' .
Religion ui my bones !
" Sa-tanj doa'i bodder ae, I" etc.
MARKETS.
Nxw Yobk, Jan. 30. Money easy at
5-6. Sterling 8Ia9. Gold 9a9f. Gov
ernments, offered at JtoJ. Ctton
strong sales 3,200 bales ; uplands i2J ;
rleans 1425. rlour quiet and un
changed.
ilmington, Jan. 30. Cotton firm
middlings 21$.
Charleston, Jan. 30. Cotton strong ;
Middlings 21.
Baltimorb, Jan. 30. Cotton steady ;
Middlings 22&22J.
2s xw Orlrans, Jan. 30. Cotton
strong ;-niiddliis 22. -
Jsorfolx, Jan. 30. Cotton firm : Low
middlings 20Jo20.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The people of RaleisA are Ifavored
in having " Tin Ralbkki Yurumrrz."
and other Brands - of Choiae Cigars,
manufactured by O..H. Millhah of
this city, at tlieir call. They are just
right try tiiom. Tot sale by dealers,
generally.
NEW ADVEFTISEMENTS.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TraSHBI ME! H0BIST.
THE undersigned will oommeuce the iuj.
lication of a paper at the Rulherior4
College, IT. C, about the Lrt of April, lfc72,
to be called
" THE WESTERN METHODIST."
The paper will be printed with -excellent type,
upon fcood paper, and issued twioe per month,
at the low rates of one dollar per year. lis
aim will bo to advance and sustain the com
plex interests of Methodism in Middle and
Western North Carolina. It has engaged
aome of the best pens in the State ; and it ap
peals to the thirteen thousand Methodists in
Western North Carolina fur its support.
Rally to its support, dear brethren, and It
will prove a mighty moral lever to develop
the abundant resource of the " garden spot"
of onr beloved State.
While the undersigned does not expect to
receive one dollar remuneration for his labor
in editing " The Wetern Methodist," yet he
must have six hundred subscribers to pay the
expenses of publication. Therefore, let ex"
ry friend and brother to whom this Prospec
tus comes, subscribe and get at least one oth
er subscriber.
Let all subscriptions and communications be
directed to the undersigned at "Happy Home,
N- C"; and if tho number of subscribers to
justify the undertaking la secured before
April, 1872, the publication will be commenc
ed at once. All papers publishing this Pros
pectus and sending me their paper, will re
ceive the " Methodist" in exchange.
Let the friends and brethren go to work at
once and send up their subscription.
Give us your name, Post Office, and tl,
each, and the paper will be sent.
It. L. ABERNETHY,
jan. 24 tf. Happy Home, N- C.
jY favorite
13 The Familiar Name of The
Weed Sewing Machine,
WHICH has eyer been adding laurels to
its tnTentors since tho Paris Exposi
tion of 1867, Whore it bore away the iiighest
noNOBS; which experience was repeated in
Baltimore at the Maryland Institute fair of
1869.
Thousands of ladies, will testify to the ap
propriateness of the above title.
Stitching, Hemming, Felling, Quilting,
Braiding, Binding, Cording, Ruffling, Gather
ing, Hem-Stitching, Faggotting. Gathering
and sewing on at same time. Fringing, Friz
sling, Pining, aud Tubing executed with ease
and beauty.
Lock-Stitch-Shuttle-Stbaight Needle.
SIMPLE CAPABLE AXD DURABLE.
Every assertion guaranteod. Every ma
chine, warranted to grve entire satisfaction.
Terms easy, liberal inducements to active ar.d
intelligent canvassing agents.
W. D. PO WERS & CO,
General Agents Rileigh N. C. Oflk', Fay
etlevllle Strest, two do rs above Standard
iiailding.
Jan. 10 tf
MT. ENERGY
MASONIC MALE ACADEMY.
THE SPRING TERM BEGINS. JANUARY
A. ftj. For Circulars, address the Prin
cipal.
J. W. WALK1R, PrinciiM-1,
Wilton, Granvil e County, N. O.
jan. 8 3m.
AGEN ?Q
WANTED! '
To Sill tie Celebrated
TIP TOP WASKiH MACKISE !
Patented Feb' u 23, 1871.
Retail Price, 812.
flHE 1 P, neat and convenient; ran be ope
rated by any one at first sight. Washing
1 noui ruuo ng. wiunoc wear, tear, nor
break buttons. Warranted to give satiefac
tion, or tbe money refunded. Will be ship
ped to any point on receipt of price.
A limited amount o! lemtory for sale. And
for circular and terrSs.
Address, W. C. BAIN,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Jan. 17 tf. Troy's Stoie, N. C,
North Carolina Tin-Ware
Manufactory.
fJBAtKtt t
STOVES AND BOU3-F0BNISHHf 6
GOODS,
KEHOSEKg LAMPS..
TIN-W ARE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOB Work of all kinds. Copper, Tin, Sheet
(J Iron and Line, none cheap atid warranted
Old Stoves bought and sold, or taken in Ex
change. The STAR, COTTON KING and
CORN PLANTER, Cook Stove which I have
m.a6 expi essely or In i market. Prices guar
antieed auA ttovca warranted or no sale,
y f ull asaojtm,-3nt of Heating and Parlor
bto,ves for aale cheap. Oct.(ll3m.
B
ACQN1 PORK1 MESS PORK !
A good supply of various grades on
hand, aud
to arrive.
Low
A. G-
FAME
to the trade.
LEE CO,
AD VE UT 1SEMEXTS.
! ; , j
ft :
W.ic.a, Proiri!or. R ill. M Ihxi.i
Imk. Ata 8u KrmiKbcv, On!., i.-i M
MI IM ON near Tctinitur -'to iWr
Woubcrful CuiTii- I.lii-ot.
Thi'J f.rv not a vilt- I'ai'ry !M I ill., t.i-:- if I'ocr
Ram, Whisker. Froal" Spirit? mi l !Iofi.o
Liquors (loct'trptl. iiccl junl swet-n to vl,':ve tltr
taMceailed "Tonicf,"' "(i-tix;ri." "K"1 r-'r 'ii.,
that lend the tippler on tMln .nkrm:c s jiiui .rmn.Lr.t nre
tmo Medicine. niadc friin N:.t:vo V,,mA r.i:l lU-t'.-
of California, freo from nil Airnholic Sl!m
laaln. Tl.cj arc the (;UK AT HI. () l'l Itl
FIERr.iui A I.I FE t J 1 V 1 X i I'll 1 X CI 1" I. E,
'a perfect ltenovator a'l Invijrorator of the Shyster.-,
CGnyinoff ail iM)'.;oruiiei mutter a: i.i i rstei iitu- thcl'txl
to a healthy condition. Ko r-ni -son cr.n ti.ke U.csc li it
tars occordini; to tiircctioTn m i remain In s v.nv.ci:.
proviJcAl tlu ir Ktjnts are not di-trovpj l y juii.ir il
poUon or oUic-r means niui the vital crtrr.iis uiirj
bt jonu the ,mint oT rcjiuir.
They arc a (ientla. I'ui ..t i vr nn tn 11 nr h
Touic, ikh s.sinp:, n!so. the tK-culiiir ir.TLt of aft!:ff
rrs a ro''Tetfr.l rucnt in rrii"Ti!-ir (.".!. .cri i:on xv Inti.-ii..-mation
of Ilia l.ivrr. and nil the isrerc! Crrr.ns.
FOR FE.KAI.K COMl'LAINTS, in va::.,-or
old, married or in(;'., nrj the dawn of woruanlirnjtl or at
the turn of lifo. these TtHiie BilUTs isave no cuiutl.
For Inflammatory pud Clirouie Kheiinin
tinm nnd (.out, IysiKtia or 1 noicM ion,
llilious, Resiiitteut nnd Intermittent lr
vers, Dioeniic'S of tho ISiood. I.ivrr, Kid
neys anil Bladder, thiso Ui: ti-rs h:i'. been most
sncerRiful. Sucii'DisOaca :.re CiOi.--. u hy Vitintrd
niood. whfrh isfrencrally tro!;rrt'. by uui'r.ncrijciit
of the Dlseative Ortaut.
WYSPEI'SIA Oil INOKiESTtOX, Head
ache. Pain In the Shoulders, Conhs, Tightness of tlia
Chest. Diulneoa. 8ur Enictatioi3 of the r3tnrnarh.
Bad Taste in the Mouth.1 Bilious AtiiK-ks. 1'alpitatton of
the Heart, Inflammation of the l.nnes Pain in the.ro
rlons of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, are the oflspriiuts cf Dyspepsia.
Ther invigorate the Stomach and stimulr.tc the tonid
l.i7er and Bowels, which r'i-lcr tiimv of une'ia.-.Iied
efficacy in cleansing tbe !ood of all impurities, and imparting-
new life and viggr to the whole system. t
FOR SK1X DISEASES, Kr-.;;.tioi:s,TetU-r. Salt
Rheum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pustules, JJoils, C:ir
huneles. Riny-Wonns.Se.tld Hea l. Sore Kt(-.s , Kr,-siie-ia.
Itch. Scurf". )ieo!oratjcns of the Pkiiu ilumor.s and
Inseajes of tiie Kkin. of r!.atevr name or n'un. are
literally dua; tip and carrl! out of the system in a short
time by the use oi th-.ise Hitters. One lnjt t in sut-h
eases wii! cosines the inott incredulous of their cura
tire cflVcts. t
, Cleanse the ViiUted Blond whemver yon find its Im
purities bursting Uu oufcli ihn r kin a Piin;iles, Erui
tions or Sorrs ; cleanse It v.he:i yon find it nliKtrucled
and sluce'sh in the veins : cleanse it when it i? foul,
d your fecliur nil! toll you T.lnn. Keep the blood
puro, and the hal;h of the -ilein will fojlov.
Pin, Tnpe, nnd oJiter Worms, lurking in the
system of so many thmisr.nds, re ef!--rtiia!ly destroyed
and removed. Says a d:tln(rui.hed physiologist,
there is scareely in individual uin the fiice of the
rth whi.se body i.s f srmpt fr im the presence of
worms. It is not npon tho healthy ekm.-nts of the
tKly that worm-' exist, but upon Uo- disiinseil Iiumors
nd slimy deposits that l,-er,l these living tnnnste.rs of
ulscase. No Pastern ofl McdiHn". no vcimifiures, 1.0
withelmintics 4ml free the sv'gli.iu from ty uniij like
these hitters.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. R. II. Mr DONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Grn. AsenU:. Shu Fr.-.n-ip.-o. (Tlifom(a,
sod Stand 3 Commerce Striet, Nov York.
--y-HH! II IT Ml vP-NfitiTS AM) DKAI.KKA
VI OKI'S :
FLORAL GUIDE
For; 1872-
THE First EJitionjof T vo II-itKlred Thou
sand copies just! publishe-l. It is ele
gantly printed o:i fine tinted paper, in Two
Colors, an 1 illustrate 1 with over Tliroc Iliin-
ired Engravings of Flowers and egetaliles.
and . '
TWO COLORED PL4TES.
The most bennti'nl and instructive C!at3.-
uo and Floral Guii ii the world
p.ioes oiviiiy tborouh directions for tfio
1
ulture of h lowers and Vegetables.
ornaniea
ting grounds, making walks, &C. j
A Christmas present for my customers, but
forwarded to any who uDply bv mail, for Ten
Cents, only one-quarter tho co-
Address,
I JAMES VICK,
au. 3 tf. j Rochester, N. Y.
JpUBLIC MEETING.
On Thursday t!:e 11th of January, 1S72,
there will be a public meeting at Apex to
take into consideration the pro ' riety of es
tablishing at that place a Feniile School ot
high grade.
The public are Invited to attend, llov.
Thos. G. Whitaker and Johnson Olive, have
cousented to be with us on the octaion. Tho
matter is of interest! and importance. Let
there be a fall attendance. !
G.W.ATKINSON.
J JIc. C. ELLINGTON,
A. B. FREHJIAN,
II. f;. OLIVE
jan. 3 2t
rpHE Tenth Volun:eot Wocd'S ttOUS -
J- hold Ma'jazuii b-ias witn jjiiu"-
ry ' cl. its ."regular contmv.itors i cm e
Horace Groelev, Oavl Hamilton, i I ho.s. Jv.
Boecher, Dr. Dlo Lewis, Dr. V. W Ilai',
James Parton, etc. i Harriet Beech r Stowe,
Brick I omeroy, John G. raxe, Maj. .' ueul.
Kilpatnck, retrolium . Navoy, -etc., wrs:e
'or it otcahionally. ; Temiv, Oiie Dollar a
year, iu cuooing, three urs.-ciais perioiu
cals are given for the puce "f oneoi t'lem.
The most liberal Pio nium List ever publish
ed. No periodical is more freoueufc? y orf i
vorably mentioned bjf th! press.
"Wood's Houie'mld Magaz'ne iaiie of the
monoments of business enterpi ise wliich mark
the age." Methodist Home Jour-ial, l'hi!a
delphia, Pa.
' It has been im;iroviii:j ever, sine; we
knew it a tjOj i critviri.).-! fur Lhe future."
Courier, New Maiket, Canudfe"
"It is a nrarvel of e!ie- pnsa a.i 1 first-class
quality combined. "--i-Xew York "Times.
Specimea copy seat free to a:iy address.
S S. WOOD & CO..
jan. 3 tf. . Newbargh, Nr-Y.
N
T OT IC E
The Forest Mannfacturin? Company have
resumed operations, and are now: ready to fill
all orders for paper on short notice. Delin
quents will please settle their acd Hints as we
desire to close the old books.
! W. F. ASKEW,
nov. 29 lm. Proprietor.
City pipeis please copy.
T
ALMANAC for 1672 s j.isl
published and rea ly f r delivery. Prico
per Gross 37.00; per Hundred ? .00; per
Half Gross $1,00; per Dozen 75 cams. Sin
gle copy lu cents. VST Single copies and
packs of oce doKen mailed free of postage on
receipt of prico. Address,
! JA8. H. ENNlS,
Oct. 25 lm. ! A'taiid Dookselier.
THE GEM POCKET ALBUM.
HOLDING 20 full sao 1 Ph. tijrapbB.
Sent free by return, mail for 33 coins.
, Address,
TUOMA? B. PACE,
St. Lawrence, N. C.
jan.3 tf.
1)
H. V. K. Tl'llXKIl,
DENTIST.
Offick ovrr Willi im's Hook Store,
RALEIGH, N C.
Offers hist services iu every department of
his profession. j
f
nov. 8 6m.
IVE KEGS BEST ENGLISH SODA
Twenty cases Concentrated Lyo cheaper than
ever; Condensed Milk, Yeast Powders, Tacks
Cotton Card, Powder, Shot, Caps, ColfVe
Mills, Buckets, Wooden Faucets, liorsj Brushl
es. Biackiu" Brushes. &c.
A. G. LEE & CO,
A DYERTISEMtf NTS.
SMITH'S IMPROVED
(ont Well Fixture.
RETAIL PBICE
TWESTYDOLLA RS.
11.. M
MIT 11$ CO.,
UICIIMONI), VA.
U'KK ami nmre durable tl.in
Mil AI'Hl and more
tbe
i iiuii1, s-ifrr and bt-tter
li;i!iol ritidU. or kweep.
than tLe old
"Xone men-
ii it but to praise it.'"
Hv !! dui'Likt ike i rceut yetr tusde Iru
;i"i!ai;t iitii! own. eiits Iu the tnamifaclure of
ihev -vaiunble Fixtnrt, we are prepared to
.ecoruntei,d Uiem to the public 'With perfect
ci:fid-!ice, and to fill tsrders from houso
keepers, fru.ers n4 dealer, with more than
uual promptness.
This inTaluable derloe for raising water
from wells and cisterns is aold for T KNTY
HOLLA S. eomplee with rlr bottomed
bucket, rope and crrairt, ready for n, and se
cuies to the parchtwer that inestimable treas
ure, " Pure Water.'"- Woed pomp rot, and
old ones corrrxVe j fcnt this new-fttsbioned
' Iron Hound HuAet that h&ngs in the well"
free fn'in thee objections.
Addres,
JAMES M. TOWLES.Apent,
iiov. 1 3m. Raleigh, N. C.
LOUK TO OUR IS TERES T
F. C. CllRISTOPHERo,
Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN
FAMILY GROCERIES
St,.ritrlMlliiuf, yotih Side Market Sqnnre.
I EGULAHLY receiving, and In Store, a
."V hu oe supply of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Coupling iu part of Bacon, Lant, Meal,
Com. Flour, Teas, Sugars, UorTees, Gbeese,
GracVers, Molaskesaud Syrups, Salt, Fish of
nil kiuda, and almost everything needed in a
family. ' B
Also, the celebrated Boxnh Hetjub and
several other grades of
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos.
Leath.-r, boots, Shoes, Qrockery, Hardware,
Soaps cf all kinds, Kerosene Oil, Alspice,
Pepper, Soda, Candies of all kind by the
pound or box, Notions, &c.
C Si, I will BAXTER for all kind of PRO
DtiiE. Gall and see me. dec. 13 tf.
$12 A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. $12
PRICE', $12.
'THE TIP TOP WASU1SG MACHINE.
Pate nk-d Feb' y 28,1871.
Cheap Neat and Convenient
Is the easiest operating Washing Machine
iu existence. Is not liable to get out of or
der. Can be operated by any one at first
sihfc. Washes without rubbing. Will not
Wear, Tear nor Break liuttons. Retail Prie
Address the Manutacturer or Patentee.
W. C.BAIN,
I!OV. 8 tf. -r Troy's Store, N. C.
RMMORD 1 DANVILLE RAILROAD,
ESouTii Carolina Division.
Time-Table
Raleigh and G-oldsboro' Express
GOING EAST:
Lkave. Arrive.
Raleigh at 7.00 P M Auburn at 7 2.") P M
Auburn. at .2. " Clayton at i:da "
Clayt'.n at 7.42
W's Mills 8.0(5-
Wdson's Mills 8.05
Selma 8 23 ".
Selma 8.26 " Boon Hill 8 49 "
Boon IIi!l 8 50 ' ' Goldsboro.' 9 ii "
GOING WEST:
Leave
Goldsboro 11.13
Boon Hill 1 1 .53
.Selma 12.18
W's Mills 12.37
Clayton 1.03
Auburn 1.29
AuurVH
a M Boon Hill 11.51 a m
" Selma 12.16 p m
PM Wil'B Mills 12.36V
' Clsyton 1.01 "
Auburn 1,29 "
" Raleigh 1.55 "
Passengers
v Taking this train for any point North of
Goldsboro' will make close connection.
Passen2T8 leaving Wilmington and points
between Wilmington and Goldsboro' by taking
i he 6.00 a.m. train from Wilmington will
make close connection through to llaleiyh and
FaeUeville. Passengers leaving Morehead
City or points on the A. & N. C. It. A., by reg
ular p isseng train, will also make close con
neciio i thfo isjh to.Ualeigh, leaving Goldsbo
ro' at 11.15 A. M., aqd arriving in Raieigh at
1.53 P. M., connecting with train for Fayette
v:!!c' leaving at 4.30 P. M.
T S. E. ALLEN.
. . BGen'l Ticket Agent.
W. II. GRr?EN,
Master Transportation. m
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAIIROAD
Nosth Carolina Diviaios.
The Quickest Time to the North.
Buy your Tickets Via Goliiboro', N. C.
CJDESSED TIME TABLE:
Going North:
Le we -Raleigh at 7 00 P M; Goldsboro' at
h 32; Weldon at 1 00 A M; Petersburg at
4 10 a m; Richmond at 5 20 am; Washing
ton at 12 43 p m; Baltimore at 2 45 p in;
P. i adelpbia at 6 43 p in, and ariive at New
York at 10 20 pm.
Coming South; .
Lkave New York at 8 30 a m; Philadelphia
4 45 am; Baltimore at 3 50 p m; Washing
lo i at 7 0;J p m; Uiehmoud at 3 45 a iu; Pe
ts-sburg at 5 45 a m; Woldou at 10 00a in
Go ilsboro' at 2 3 ) p m, andjarrive atKal
; Jfll at l -!!0 ) in.!
ihEOUJti Ti'K-tTo as ':neap as Via any
oturr Roato.
W. II. UKEKN, K. ALLEN,
Mi f. Transportat'n. Oen. Tick. Ag't
RALEIGH & GASTON RAILROAD.
Jof Schedule.
RALEIGH& GASTON RAILROAD.
St'PiiBlNTESDB5T's OFFICE,
Raleijrli, N. C, Nov. 7th, 1871.
l ...1 TniuJ.iI W,.c.n.kr 7tl fl7 I
trains on the Raleigh & Gaston Railroad will
run daily (Sunday excepted) as follows :
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Raleigh, 9.29 A. M.
ArriAes at VVeldoa, 2.50 P. M.
Leaves Weldon, 10.10 A. M.
Arrives at Raleigh, 4.00 P. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Ralfigh, 6.15 P. M.
Arrives t Weldon, 3 80 A. M.
loaves Weldon, 0.15 P. M.
Arrives at Raleigh, 8.00 A. M.
Mail Ham makes ctoas co.vSKCnos at
Wddon with tbe Seaboard & Roanoke Rail
road aiid Bay Line Steamers via. Baltimore,
to and from all points North, West and North
west and with Petersburg Railroad Tia Peters
burg, Richmond an 1 Washington City, to and
from all points North and Northwest.
And at Raleigh with the North Carolina
Riilroad to and from all points South and
Southwest, and with the Chatham Railroad
to Haywood and Fayetleville.
Accommodation and Ereighl trains, connect
at Weldon with Accommodation and Freight
trains on Seaboard & Roanoke Rai'road and
Petersburg Railroad. And at Haleigh, with
Accommodation and Freight trains on North
Caroilna Railroad.
Persons living along the line of the Road
can visit Raleigh iu the morning by Accom
modation, remain sereril hours, and return
the same evening. A. B. ANDREWS,
Drc. 22 -tf Gen. Snpt.
S. EABBIS0N,
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL GROCER,
COIt. FAYE rrEVILLE AXD MARTIN STREETS,
It A LEIGH, N. C.
KEF.PS Flour, Meal, Coffee. Sugar, Tea,
Gol lsn Syrup, Onions, Irish Potatoes,
Sweet Potatoes, Cocoanuta, Rice, Hominy,
Salt, Cheese. In fact, everything usually
kept in Grocery Stores. Also, Bhoas, Boots
and Hats, fur sale at
8. Tl HARRISON'S
dec.! vlm Qpnasii th Pqsv 0ffl
ADVEKTKSKMENTS.
'A. G. LEE, & CO.,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL URO
CER,
VVTXlflNGTOX STBKKT, BAST QV THB MARKET,
RALKIGH,JN.,C-
ARRIVALS OF (jROC'HUlKS.
Ju.t rooeired 100 bbla Flour, Patapnco and
Moiiilcel'o Family, Monticello Super, R. C.
Family in sacks. A, 0. LEE &, CO.
OUGAK8, COFFERS A TEAS.
Fift) Barrels standard K and C Powdered
and Clashed Sugars, Hin, Lagnira and Mocbo
Cuffees ; Chuice Oren and Black Teas.
A- 0. LEE A CO.
W
OODEN WARE !
A large an'ortroetit of Ced;ar and Janlper
Pails, Buckets and Tabs ; 4 1 i gallon kegs,
lour and Sugar Buckets, &c, 4c.
A. G. LIE CO.
B
ACON, BACON, BACON.
A new gnpnlv choioe N. C. Hams, best u-
garcured llaius, bright N. C. Bides and Shoul
ders, Wsicrn Bulk and Bscou Hides. A full
nupplv of pure familv leaf Lard in tins and
tierces. A. Q. LEE A CO.
i . FULL SOPfLY HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Butcher
Knives, Lead Pencils, Stock Lock k, Plate
Locks, llatcbetsCotton Hooks bright Bril-
tauia Dippers, Owrry tombs,- uuano Seites,
Blacking, &c, &c. A. . L.lh
IUOES, SHOES, SHOES.
Men's, Women's and Children's of ever
kind and siz. from fine to common, beside
Boots of every description. Come and buy
A. u. i-r-ii w
WENTY BOXES BEST STARCH,
100 orioss best Parlor Matches, twenty boxes
fresh Soda and Farina Crackers, Qinger Cakes,
Lemon Biscuit, &o. A. U. Ltfc w.
A
LARGE AS8JKTMENT OF SOLE
and llarnesa Leather, Lace leather, Pad Skins
Shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread, Hlackinj and Olon
it, 4c. A. U. LB15 & CO
s
HOVELS AND 8PADF,
0. Ames best lone and abort Manure l ork,
Traces, Breast Chains, Haines, Home and Mule
Shoes aud fxailt. Cotton Cards, c., c
A. U. LI' o.
H
ATS AND BLANKETS, &C, AC.
And in fact everything kept by a first daas
Grocery house.
Country merchants would do well Im come .
and buy, as we bave bought with special k
cilitics to. make good bargains.
Thankful for past favors, we solicit a con
tinuation of the same.
Nov. 1 am. A. G. LEE A CO. -
EDWARD FASNACH,
by a flrist
RALEIGH, N. C,
(7'Vco Doors aboee
Stale
National Bank.)
LADIES AND GENTS' MWv WATCHES,
LARGK ASSOKTMENT OF
Fine Jewelry, Tableware
AD CLOCKS;
f ALS(: j
STERLING SILVERWARE.
TjT Seals fob Notaries. Corpora
tions, c, made to oruer.
Haib JKWKtRY made to order.
Repaibi.no promptly and carefully at
tended to. april 12-tt
GARLAND'S UBOR SAYING PLOW. '
rIh undersignc I takf, great pride in call
JL i ia tbe attention of the farming public to
hi Labor Saving Plow, which can be most
successfully used in the cultivation of both -
Coru and Uottou. la the cultivation oi cot
ton it saves one-third the usual labor ; in corn
it saves one-half the labor This Plow
Sides and Splits thb Middles
at the same time. Patented in June 1871,
since which time large sales have already bwn
made.
Warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the
money will be returned. Can be shipped to
any point. Prico $7.50
Address
J. A. GARLAND,
Farmville, Pitt Co., N. C, -
L. HOSSHTHALL.
DEALER IN
Foreign fe Dom'estio Dry Ooodn,
FANCY GOODS, PARASOLS AXD UM-
DRELLAS, ,' ;
Ready-Mado Clothing.
BOUTS, SHOES, I1AT6
Oct. 4-tf
Q ASH OURTTEHMS!
FALL TRADE 1871
J. Gulley t Bro,f
COKNBB FAYETTtVII.1.1 SlBEET ANO SoUTII
Side Excuanub Place,
RALEIGH, N. C
For the purpose oi making room offer the r
enure oioca oi ureas uuoOi ouly, at 10 per
cent alvance on New York Cos'., styles pret-"
ty aud nice, Goods fresh anl Chap, (such as
Delanis, Allwood Detains, colored and black
Alpacas, Lustres Brocadps,.Poplin8, Striped
Brilliants, Plaids, Empress Clotlies, &.c
Take pleasure in announcing a fresh arrival
of Domestic Dry Goods, direct from New
York market Notions, Umbrellas. Ladies'
Shawls and Cloaks, Gent's Hat, Caps., -Ac.
Large and extensive Stock Ready-made
Clothing, of which wa make a Speciality.
New Stock, new lots in Suits from 4.00 to
40.00, CaBsimere Suits and Overcoats and
Tulmers to please any one, and nice. ' .-".-JES
An extensive Stock of Boot aud Shoes,
most of whioh wo ate just receiving. Would
call special attention ,to our own brand cf La'
die Important (f jett bovbk io.' Potith &(i
at 2.60 per pair, which we warrant. Will
also notice our Ueiit'- hewed Caif Boots for
$5.00 per pair, cheap." Bust's Gaiu-rs,. and
Miles' custom made Gent's Boots and blioen.
Also, Miles' Lasting. Calf and Morocco
Shoes for Ladies' Misses' and Chilian j all
fresh Goods and nice.
Our Store is full of Goods, of most ar.ylhiojt
thai can be found la a First Class Dry Cuods
Store. ' faSS
We solicit a call from the public gen rally
before purchasing elsewhere. We think we
can make it the interest of all to purchase
from us, goodGoodsand at prices guurDted(
Very Respectfully,
J. P. GULLEY, & BRO.
deo 6-3io
WHITFIELD'S GREAT REMEDY FOR
RHEUMATISM, &C.I
IS NOW PREPARED BY V J T
fleld, eon of John W. WhUfleld, (deceased)
who was extensively known to the afflicted.
I assure the public, that the inrdicii;
Nhall be gennin and no hnnibua- as my ob
ject is to gratify the many who have ordered
it since tbe war and to relieve those who - a:e
afflicted.
It is irood for Rheumatism, Colds and
Coughs, Pneurnonia, Hooping-cough, Croup,
and. in many instances, has relieved Brm
chital sfF-ctiort and Cousiitnptioik. Price f 1 5
par bottle, 1 12 per dozen.
Cash orders solicited. Address,
T. J. WUITFIELU t CO.,