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VOL. VIIL—NO. 154.
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W anted
! Ass fern North Carolina. It. never has solid ot
natroua^e because nf
and never v;:
pm Norta Carolina owe it to themselves te t.f«rw
i^o institute.
their aporeeiation of toe only daily paper ef
section expressing their entiments and upheld
"G n t ri b u >.' C
much to inciease its circuh non and add t* i»
Aurd of cnconragement and good cheer wsuil
& IU S1C—Extra.
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Absolute Divorces
MMMJ MM MMMM CAMPAIGN
Bitti rs.
JOURNAL 0^ MICE
>7111 devote
iho Second.
□articular attention to afiaus in thi*
March 1-3 w.
Congressional. District.' 11 will be
fa thful re-
flex oftho political situation, and will contain the
(WIST CffiJOT MMRMTIIAL
latest and most reliable; intelligence from every
conntv composing the District, as well as from
■ ££BWL
the State at large. Besides it will give the I»te
MH
shall strive to make it reflect the very spir
REV® E, M. FORBES, RECTOR.
And. body of the times;
S. D. FOOD.
MALE DEPABETMENT
r EM ALE L EPARTMENT
Miss BORA POOL.
Primary Department
ME SRTED OH
ADVERTISE SHT
MBEMM TERMS
BY TIIE
Dei. ll-3ms.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE are as follow. 1
To Crabs
copy gratis to S etter U P 01 C,U *'
Address all corp
excellence.
BOARD
of i n this advertisement.
?. D. POOL.
ME WIT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL M l Lu
of
PEOY DAVIS’ FAS KILLER
For Females.
The rates of subscriblion to ^khe DAILT
M RS.
U. S. POOL.
A K 1-
U €A L E S
3 T A H 9 A & D
mid make them pI«a#M«
17 n ten o n r I a 1) o r a
TE2IRS FEU CUAR.1.Eit.
E L DM EN 7 \ R Y B 1.1 A A CHES,
D. FGWI
118 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
behalf er our jourw, would •*•
our friend.*, w
...... EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE-
Burned (D V.),
W ednesday- September Slst
that ouorii A
Will they
i n n ri ence.
in aka
SOHU
70-00
political couro: but the Conservatives e
- :
A little effort on the par* 4
1 ng their interests.
d ent died to ths
i7 port cd the venwou *i
In a word w«
commercial and general news.
he Sta‘e, th® excellent Com-
;lvo8„- our officii. I publications.
J. C HUMMER
J. B. LAURENS.
General Agents for North Carolina.
Newbern, Agents of Beaufort. Carteret, Craven, Greene, Hyde, Jones, Lenoir
April 26-tf.
noh-
TERMS PER QUARTER H 1EN (lb) WEEKS.
'In Ad ^nce.
IMEMENTARY EN'JLlbJl
ELEM' NT A Y ENGLISH, with GRAMMAR and
GEOGRAPHY
HIG ER ENGLISH..
4^(1
IIIGHEK ENGLISH. With FRENCH, LATIN’, or
10.0;'
PUBLISHED BY H.^. & S. D, POOL, IN THZ BRICK BLOCK, CRAVEN STREET
NEWBERNO N‘ 0.. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1870
Son# w ^ow«
FAIRBANKS. & U@
^■BBROADWAH, NRKVORK. .
Baltimore Baltimore.
53 Camp's:. New-Oi-leacs.
Fairbanks, Brown & to.
Washer of Cotten and Grain.
INTERM IDG A’1'1’.
Se. reaper Advertising.
No effort, or pains, will be spared to ma ke Mhe schoo
EQUAL TO ANY lA THtt STATE.
TherSchooh Building, pleasantly, located on ‘GEf RGB
STREET, between POLLOK and SOUTH FRONT, is in
excellent ordei, and fitted for the Accommodation and In-
strncriuii of a lirgemsimper of Scholars Such Apparatus
as the necessities of the School .hay d mand, will be added.
During the rc > lectures will be delivered
upon subjects connected with, and elucidating the Blanches
taught in the School.
Newbern has been, for rainy years, justly celebrated for
the elevated character of its society, and for the liberal
education of its sons at d daughters. It is therefore eminent
ly suited for the establishment of schools of high grade.
None can overestimate theadvantage of associating in youth
with the children of parents of cha: acter, poilsh, and edu
cation, and hence,it ifconficfei'tly believed, that the schools
of-our city will be favorably considered by theses who are
seeking eligible points for the education of their sons and
daughters.
The Principal and his wi r e having devoted mere than
twelve years to the duties of the School Room, ai e justified
in pledging sa.isfaction to all persons who may entrust the
education of their children to them.
1 he Rector and Teachers ask that the School be fairly
tried, and judged strictly. They believe tnat the entei-
prise is important to all whe desire the establishment of
good and permanent schools in Newbern, and, in an especial
degree, itappeals to the members of the Church whose
duty it is to faster and encourage schools iu which their
cnildren may be trained for tho Churen of their choice
While this is a Church School, and while the children of
Ediscopal parents will be traiuf 1 for the Uuurcu, the teach
ers pledge themselves th .t- the religious sentiments of the
children of parents cf other denominations will not be in
terfered with, and no attempt made to bias their minds —
The chief object ol the Teachers will be to imp-art instruc
tion in the Element .ry and Higher Branches of an English
and Classical course of study, leaving to parents the re'
jpunsibility of inculcating the tenets of the Faith in
they desire to instruct their children.
SPECIAL NOTICES
IT MNM10 BITTERS
If feigorMt,
AND
TRADE «^
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY HEWING/. MCHINE-
Great Osman Bitters.
i
DhifeiM
EVSIMCE COMPANIES.
MERCK AN S
C (AM P A N
OF NEW YORK,
AH Policies W-FORT^imift
KO BESTiCTlOSS ea Residence or Travel
DEDUCTED from Premium? er
allied ta Pali
N 1C W IS
WILLIAM Ba
BOYD;
>1 1^ M :
is X
15 K, ^ s
I. W. HUGHES &
SON, H.
31 U T U A L
•NuCiR ORATED THE STATE OF MISSOURI, IN 1858.
WM. T. iSELSY. Secretary,
WM. N. BEN TON, Gen’1 Agent,
Getting Mamed.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNGS MEN, ON SOCIAL EVILS
MeM Uerfiraa Bitters,
July 30,1870-11.
Notlm
Ma^Imd:
now JUOST J
■r-estoireid b.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATMENT, AND
Radical Cure of Supermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness.
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Imped : nients
to Marriuge generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilep
sy. and Fits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting
10111 Self Abuse, &c., by ROBT. J. CULVERWELL, Id. D:,
nthor of the “Green Book,” &c.
A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS.”
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, pow
paid, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps, by
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office box.4.583
Also Dr. Culverwell’s “Marriage Guide,” price 25 cents.
LIME! LIME! LIME!
The Deep Gully Lime Company
PREPARED TO FURNISH UPON THE MOS
FAVORABLE TERMS. A
Superior Quality of Lime,
15 A.TR JR. JE ^
C. IT. & G. A. LATHAM. Agents
Cor. Craven and South Front S’s.
EDWARD D. THOMAS.
Dealer in
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
Middle Street, near the Market,
Newbern, N r C.
N. S. RWilAADSON
PRACTICAL
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
OTICE 18 riEREY GIVEN THAT
APPLICATION
ASSEMBLY for
nd the chaNor of the NEWBERN ACADEMY,
KOi&TB CAROLINA MARBLE YARD
TUr; SUBSCRIBER HAVING ESTABLISHED A MAR
now prepared to furnish^
Measmoeiits
Tombs,
Posts,
Marble and
Elvis Mattel/
MurasiM
Steps}
iC^a^J
Bailiilag Work Generally.
Partic ilar a*tention]given to inscriptions in Ornaments
of Plain Letters.
Mirbli-' Work in Cemeteries, defaced by time, renovate,
and in.me to look as good as new, and reset it desirod.
Iron Railing for Buildine and Cemetery lots.
GEO. W.CLAYPOLOE;
Corner Broad and Craven Street,
FERDINAND ULRICH.
Middle Street, near Pollock,
OFFER. AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE,
RYE, BuU.tBON and N.C. CORN W1
HOLL AND and CORN GIN,
FRENCH BRANDY
Kaine Wino,'
POLLOCK STREET, TWO DOORS WEST POST OEOFLICi.
AM W jSKKN
All work done Promptly, with Neatness and at Low Pricer
AVTNG OPENED A BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
tablishme t at Newbern, I respectfully solicit a s 1
Df Public Patro g*.and will endeavor, by promptness and
nea’ness of ork, and LOW PRICES, to uerit the same.
To my friend of the Counties of Wayne, reene and
Lenoir, and, also, the citizens of Newbern and Crav.-c
County, the humeuf my outh, I appeal for a LIBER-CI
lipport.
All orders by mail promptly filled, and sent by lispro
or through Post Office as desired.
Newbern,February22nd, j870-2m.
Vienna.
on hand
SIGV OF THE “SIG INDIAN. 1
Steam Launch for Safe.
$4,507,00®
over j3,5i»v,uuu'
0
OFFI UERg*
CHARLES II PECK, Vioe-Presiden t,
JOHN 8. MILLER, Assist. ^.
WM. E. liARViY, Actuary,
WM. M. MaPHEETERU M. D. Medigal Examines,
HON. ELlZUR WRIGHT, of Mass., Consulting Actuary,
Principal Office at St. Louis, Mo., Ouva STBEST, No. 513.
No ' i ; ‘t' ir.su Vurco Company in t'he United States offers superior advantages for insurance or investment, than the St.
Louis Mutual, “id is managed by gentlemen of the highest capacity and standing and it enjoys the la^ftst confidence of
i Insururance Companies.
oral; itspremiuins moderate and made easy ; its los es are paid promptly and i‘s investments are
sel basis, being principally iu improved real estate worth twice the amo'uut invested, paying ten per .
iwn-forfeitable and all parti cipate in its profits from the beginning.
uul -applied ann naily to policy holders on the contribution plan.
ictlly .Mutual and the profits of its business are paid not to stockholders but to its policy holders.
• vitoue paid to all who through misfortune are unaole to keep up their policies.
G. K. WITMER & CO., AAlsxandria, Ya.,
Gen. Amenta for Va., West Va„ .nd., N. C. ami District of Columbia.
ReLEBENCES:
John G Williams, President National Bank, Raleigh, N C.
A. M. MePhteters, Raleigh, N. C.,
R. A. Martin & Co., Petersburg, Va
Hull, At kinson A Co., Baltimore,
R. H. Maury & Co., Bankers. Richmond. Va.
FOR LIFE INSURANCE
O N LY
rMMIW LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA*
Iman OFFICE LOCATED IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
AUTHOBIZED CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
AMOUNT INSURED FIRST EIGHTEEN MONTHS $12000,000; PREMIUMS RECEIVED
IN SAME TIME OVES $500,000: NUMBER OF POLICIES
ISSUED SAME TIME 3,000.
Eighty Seven arid a Half Per Ceat. Profits Paid to Policy Holders
O^MflCKKg s
/ C. 0 RUINGTO^ President; R. H. MAUTY. Vice President; J. J. HOPKINS
Secretary: C. H. PERROW, M» D., Medical Adviser,
DU^OTUfLS :
it, LL Miuuijof B. H. Maury & Co., Barkers; Abneys Habvev, President National Bank ; 0.
imAPBB, of Weisiger & Co.; A.. 8. Lns, Commission Merchant; Bichabd Ibex, a
W. P. SHEPHERD; J. R. Peebles.
This liberal olvent Company now offer the
iililNKl^TTS
tilE’K INSUKAUNCLiL,
r ado terms so accommodating as to plAce its olicles witnin reich of the poorest; and.[ willing to share
fi ts with patronc, will pay seven-eghths of net warnings t> them annually.
Tenas of Submiptwii
Cbe Fieumoui is
It
* ^IDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE U. S. STRAW
; Launch,
■S U E^EJ PISTON Gr 9 ”
J. II. PORTER,
the most Desirable Life Insurance Company in Existence.
rives pronto solvency iu “vouchofs arg referonow.” It gives credit for
■Lgit gives yon credit for all pr^iaas(it you Become unable to pay rn
‘ t wiirrJ^L/^ ofnovertu, and give the benefit of its policy, without money u ri^v er taxes what a
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es force you to lose the benefit of your policy and all you have paid them.
J - ■ >o v in ex'-stauco. and, therefore, has more to divide in profits.
efpoS 'wMws eighty™even and a half per cent, of all profits, whie mostother. divid. jiroyorlton-teSy with
r K i uiits vou to change your pollicy from one plan to another. -
1* Brunts every privilege granted by any z other Company, and many not granted by them
invites every- policy holder to its annual settlements toseejustice is done him.
4 lueMbi"’ witri the most rapid success eve known in Lite Insurance annals.
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L^k over our Agents—apply to the one nearest to you and^insure you life at once.
Would you leave a support o yourneipless iamil
-■YeWd you at your death release an encumberred «•
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One Copy,
One Year
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Six Months - - ■
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Three Months-
a 25
Ono Month - - -
71
f Ten, One Year
79 09
“ Six Months -
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