THE TRIBUNE.
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THE TRIBUNE.
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VOL.1.
HENDERSON, N. C, NOVEMBER 13, 1873.
92,00
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NO. 38.
J f ttn'n
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)Si S. ! fc V. W. YOUNG,
DEU1GIST3 & APOTHECARIES,
Henderson, N. C.
Feb. 27-12m
YJLlSOHOUbllX UOCS12,
RALEIGH, N. C.
O. W. BLACKN&LL, Proprietor.
Reference made to all Traveling
Gentlemen.
Feb. 27-12m.
GEO. BADGEH UAKHIS,
Attorney at Law,
AMD KOTAItr PUBLIC.
Practices in the Circuit Court of the United
States, Supreme Courts at RaleigL, the
Superior Courts of G anvillu, Warreu, Frank
lin and v aK.e.
Henderson, Feb. 27-12ni
S. J. SKINNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HESDEBSOy, N. C.
Practices in the Federal Courts of the State,
and in the Superior Courts of Granville,
Franklin, Warreu, ana iiamax, couuuea.
Feb. 27 12m
THE SEW
Wheeler and Wilson
hEIUXG MACHINE.
"THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE."
The reputation of the Wheeler and Wilson,
ss a leading ldnalv Machine, is well known,
but
THE NEW IMPROVED DRAW-JEED
rACHIF,
from its simplicity, light running, little noise,
ease of management, ready application to a
wide range or work, and its great durability, is
This Machine was awarded the Lighest Pre-
TOiam at the Worlds fcairs m London leoj,
Paris 18d7and received the Grand diploma
oe HoXOH at Vienna in lS7d. Lvery MacUiue
warranted auci thorough instruction given.
J. fe J. JOHNSON. Genl. Amis. lorSorth
Carolina: Office Wiliuinston; branch Offices,
Raleigh, CLailott and New Berne.
LAFAYETTE FISUBACK,
Traveliug Agent, Henderson, N. C.
Sept lS-ly
J. F. HARRIS. GEO. A. HARRIS.
J. F. HARRIS, CO.,
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
HENDERSON, N. 0.
20 Ton. No. 1 Peruvian Guano.
20 " Zell's Aminoniated Phos
phate, tor Cotton.
10 " Zell's Tobacco Fertilizers.
30 bbls. Syrup.
50 kegs !Mail3.
SO bbls. Family Flour.
at J. F. HARRIS, GO'S.
Henderson, Feb. 27-12m.
WILLIAMS fc JJ AY WOOD,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DRUGGISTS.
Kaleigb, N. V.
Havb in Store a well selected Stock of pare
Drugs Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Oils and
Dyestutfs, Pateut Meaiciues, Perluniery. fcc.,
which are offered tor sale very low tor cash.
Physicians and country Merchants, will find it
to their interest to get our prices beiore buy
ing North.
May 1, 1873. -f27.Cm.
CAYT0N & WOLF,
One dopr East of Corner Blount and
MO KUAN BlBEtTS,
RAZEIGIT, iiT. C.
PRACTICAL
STONE CUTTERS
AN - DEJLLE . S IN
ITiUiN & AMERICAN MARBLE.
11 kinds of Monuments, Tombs, Head
stones and Garden Statuary made to order on
j-easouauie terms.
May 1, 1873-ly
IIENRT FARRIOR,
ofN. C.
L. W. HERRING,
of N, G.
Farrior & Herring,
MANUFACTURING
CONFECTIONERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALEHB IN
Fancy Groceries, Crscters, Ffnils. Knts
Clears, Canned Goods. English
and American Pickles Ac.
& W. Cor Light'S Lombard SU,
BALT1M0RED, MD.
May 8, 1873-6m,
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meade, Orr & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IS
Hardware, Cutlery and
CARRIAGE MATERIALS,
125 Sycamore St., Petersburg, Ya.
MarcuN 6m
H. T. ALLEY,
"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONER.
FRUITS, FANCY UrtODS, TOYS,
Weddings and Parties Furnished.
133 Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va.
a. arch 6. 12m
ESTABLISHED 1330.
Robert A. Martin & Co.,
GROCERS AND
Commission Merchants.
NO. 2 IRON FRONT BUILDING,
Petersburg, Virginia.
Give strict Personal Attention to
Consignments and make prompt re
turns. March S.-llm
Harness! Harness!!
SINGLE Hu-gie Harness at IS. I8,:,i
per et. isad- 1-8 at S, 9, tU, $1, $ 5,
A large stock oi all r,rade'
Saddles, Harness, Criddlcs, Collars,
Whips, Spurt, &c,
AT LOW PRICED.
At P. M. STEWARD'S,
Saddle A Harness Manufactory,
90 Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va.
J. R. CARY,
Wliulfsale Iealer in
Crockery, China and
GLASSWARE,
KEROSENE OIL
AND LAMPS.
S4 Sycamore St.. I dcrsburg,
(Opposite Iron Front.)
Goods carefully packed.
March C-12m
W. H. GREGORY,
OF
Granville, N. C.
WITH
Branch, Herbert & Co.
General Commission Merctails.
AND DtlALEHS 121 GUAXO.
Ko. 123 Sycnmoro St. Peterabnrgr, Va.
A OEXTS-Soluble Sea Island Guano, Gua-
nape, Peruvian Guano, AKaiine cuper ruos.
phate, Ground Bone, Auiicuitural Lime, auJ
attention iriveu to the 6ale ot Produce. Lib
eral Cash advancements made on consign
ments in Laud.
March 6. 12m.
Furniture! Furniture!.
w. n. MORRISS, & CO.,
Fayetteville Street; Raleigh, N. C.
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds ol
FUKMI1UKE. Also, conbtantly on band and
made to order. Shuck, Cottou & Shuck,
Jute & Shuck and llair Mattresses. Persona
visiting the ''apital ol the State will please
give us a call and examine our stocks.
W. H. MORRISS.
NO. 1 IRON FRONT,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va.
Manufacturer and Dealer in all grades ol
Furniture All kind ol aiaurcsses uu uuu
t.h mde to order. Also. Undertaking in ai.
its branches. All kind and sizts ol Mct-nc
and Wood Coffins, cunstautly on band, and
all orders by telegraub, uigbt or day promptly
attended to.
Marcb 6.-12m.
E. H. Plummer & Co.
No. 121 Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va. .
Beg leave to call attention to
their Stock ol
IRON ANJJ
I ARM MACHINERY
And AEricultural lLiplemcnts.
including in part,
Improved Montgomery hocfcairay
Eans, Ctdtr Atuls, ttraw Cutters,
Agents for Bickfurd & Mujfman s
H heal Drills.
We jnvite special attention tome
Farmers Fritnd Flow Perfected,
Every Plow warrented to give &atis
taction or no sale, uraera prompv
ly filled.
Apg. 7, 1873.
WOhFOtK ADTERTlWEMgWIIt.
W. G. JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOT 'HER,
Agent Tor lb Elllptle Yak ftblrt.
124 Main Street,
Opposite Roanoke Avenue.
NORFOLK, VA.
Second Floor Devoted Exclusive
ly to Jobbing,
feept. ll-3m.
W. 1. IlA.tKISO. C. J. TENAT.
Wm T. Harrison & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Commission Merchants
agents roR tue
Rrvirfl Pi.TOP Tn. T.tlWfU limi &C.
No. 1, 2, 3 & 4, 8, 12 UarrisvSs
Wharf
W) r? m 7 r vrnniXTA -
xrr. i is7-t.iv
AUU A, AW IV J I
Wholesale DrUCreistS.
1VT A Ar P A RAHTfm
IE. ii. U. IX.
oner tm Merchants fllwlnc
Article..
Essences of Lemoo, rrppcrmint aaa cioa-
moti.
Paregoric, Laodanam, Csstf r Ol!,
Huieuwin' I rop,Goa(re OordUl,
Puln KlUr.O:eJtUoC, fcweetOll.
bpis. lurieaUne, Alum, AtoDilJ,
Lloliui-nt, UlackiDg, &c.
Hitler, lua M, saipbur,
Epoui-auis, batk. lUir Pves,
in act Lo&wcoJ, H-Tor.nu Extracts,
Hops lns. In.ligo.
llairOUaaod Ketoratlrr of all klnla,
CuukU Uxei !a;i.ela,
Match-s, cruillut
Wo in Candy, Mustard.
1'llUofatl kia.:, Yeunt Powders,
feci, la I owuer. Quinine,
Salt i tie, imon 9rop, starch,
l coklr g ro la aul Copi-ett.
We respcctluUj lovlteaealL
It. A. A C. A. SA TOS,
Kotfolk, Va.
Marcb 13 13m
S. A. Stevens & Co.
t.n miivnv Mrur.CIN.I
' I "-
Ojywiie Custom House,
NORFOLK, VA.
Denlern la
Furniture & Carpetings
M VTIXGS,
willow iiAni:s and iapeh-
IIA.XJIXiS.CIllLIHtLX'H
CAUUlAliKs, U1LT CORMCCS
AND HAMAS U.
March 13.-1 2m.
EVrAHLlMILD lata.
D. S. Cherry & Son.
MANUFACTURER! AND DF.ALEI11 IN
StOVeS and Tin Ware.
Cor. Iioanole & Water Street,
NORFOLK, VA.
March 13.-12m
W P TTnr1(rinq & f!3
ijii'orterm and DEALEKH in
HARD W AR E.
OTTTTPPV An OIINS
V - .-- . w
A o. 35 East Side Market &2uarei
NOItt'OlK, VIRblNlA.
March 13.-12m.
T.A.WlllUmi, W. C. DltkMB,
T. K. Ulllla
T. A. Williams, & Co.,
(SucttMvit to WH laota A Heltn )
WHOLESALE UUOCEK3
AND
COMMISSION WKItCUAXTS,
No. 2 & 4 Roaoe Sjcaita, Coasta
KoanoKE Dock,
ProtUlam. lai.
Salt
ap clalttlra.
NORFOLK V A.
Feb. 27-12m
BEAD THIS J
KTooHiin lo parrfc T thlC !
DIAMONDS, WA1C11E,
tk'w wr T" vnr m
JL WLLR 1 , bUllU
VR or P LAI ED WARE
SIL
ADDKEMH,
Artliur C. Freeman,
JEWLLIM-,
Norfolk, Virginia.
and ean otrcr superior inducement., c
to uci.iiie. tB.uriad by .u, cue w.
till! UU- Mt-WIMMW"
- WiMua sbxt vM approtax-
We can .cu job a n.t ooia wsica ior a.
for oaa.
Mj X, 1873.-1J
THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IX. S7i
TOBACCO UROWI.1U.
We clip the following trom nn
essay by G. D. ilerriweatbef ot
Mioun:
preparation for trmso o plant- I
,so-
mcgronnu siiouid be Uiorongli.
ly prepared. Jf new land, of ligbti
shallow soil, adapted to the growth
Pf lho lir,c variclict u 1,ould ,,c
"i'lIWI,VA'Wi,,fc iUU ihvhw-
men uarrowca auu rcpiowcu; men
harrowed the second time, and all
r18 ickca .uPand uunicd. To
prevent rearing iuc leaves ox mo
plants in tho course of cultivation.
the -round should be marked ofl
with straight furrows, three feet
apart, with a shallow plow.
The deep, rich soil should be pre-
pared in like manner, except the
breaking up, wuicli sl.oUia be
deeper, and the furrows should be
ld oil three inches apart. Rich
old land and manured lots should
be plowed np deep latu in the fall.
or during the winter, or early in tlio
epring; then harrowed, and alter-
wardd replowed and h irrowed
again; then lay it oil three feet three
inches one way, and three Act the
other, that i: may be worked both
wajs with the plow. I
TttiVKfLiVTisn ott ttrrriKO
should bo done from tho iUth 0f
May to the 20th ot June. A very
small plant with good roots will
live and grow well in new land;
while it renuirc a large and thrifty
plant lor old land and manured
lots. The plant should beset on
tl.A.Mnnf afnrrnvr to tlm daulU .,f
tl.n hn.l nnrl rarth flrmlr
- J 1 ' -""
n.l ntnnr.l llitt r.fi xrlinn thnrrt J
but
when
the
am
around the roots ot the plant.
CCLTtVATlOX.
Yllcn the soil and situation is
adapted to the growth of the fine
varieties, it should Lave but one
light plowing, and that should be
given when the plant is small, or
about the time it commences to
spread: it should then be lulled up,
and the weeds kept chopped out
wiui me uoe. iuc less worK given
louiep.ani aucr inning up, me
fiucr tI,c &TQ and tcxture x,n.b?
easier ana more certain 11 isi
to euro a beautitui color, a Le
j a arti
course and heavy varieties should
oe more thoroughly cultivated,
plowed twice, and hilled up so as to
race inesiaias agamsi ue winu.
mcMNO and Tormo.
Pruning should be done at the
t,me 01 lul,DinK- 11 t,,c crilP
Mwaru ana tunny tue urn pruu
t ml' I.I lui ilntiA D f tir InMM
c.iwivt W
that is. all the leaves should be
I broken Irom the stalks tor six inches
aoovo mo inn, ana me uua taken
ont, leaving ten leaves on the stalk.
l lie next topping, which csuaiiy
occurs a week Irom the tirat, prune
Or ureaK Oil UIC leaves live incilC
from the hill; take out thc bud,
leaving ten leave on mesial, me
next topping prune in like manner;
take OUt thc bud, leaving nine
leaves on thc italk. The next top-
pmg prune in like manner, take
out the bud, leaving eight leaves
i mc ouoy leaving eigni icavea
the stalk. The plaut is trcqu-
tly topped to twelve or fourteen
ic$, which nukes the leaves light
on tue stalk.
cntly
leav
and chally, and the top leaves nar-
ruwandiuipcrrcct. Topping should
aoneaa soon as the plant attains
autiicieiit sixe to piuch or break out
the bud without dUtiguriog the
r
tender leaves, aud always before
the plant buttons or blootni. The
top to ten leaves without counting
is done by puttiug the eye on the
first leaf on the stalk after pruning,
I f . , ,
bud to that hat,
if men uicaa tue
leaviug the top ot bud Isif point
ing or banging immediately over
. - , . f . . tto of
stalk. To top to nine leaves break
little moisture in the soil; but I1 1 ,
io soil la quite moist or wet. I . . ...
setting should beat leu depth. KPnioling their own mbili:i
. . . . . . I fji'ittlt. an J lcr I ha enaetinciiL .2
1 the earth pre&sco more lightly I . ' c . f
tbo bed to the second leaf, leaving
tho bud or last leal banging Immo
diatcly orcrtbo fiat leafoa the
talk. To top to tiht leaves break
the bud to the third leaf, Icatingthe
bud or last leaf hanging over th
fourth leaf Irom the bottom t tho
ulk. The plan: shoul d be protect-
u gaint the ravages I wonnj;
the suckers polled till when brittle
and tcudcr. and never be permitted
tugtt hard and woody, which malt
trd to puiioti, and the leave
are more name io uncu aJlcr they
arc pulled oil; and by no mean
should they be permitted to trruw
to a greater size than will permit
mem to be broken of! easily.
Yocxo Mechanics. There is no
cIai of lI,c community upon whom
uic miurc weiiaro ol tLe country
morc caKnuallr depeods than ciHn
tm3 r'ng fucration of youn- mc-
It . . ,
v"4,,w' UVJ inieiiigcnx,
o0crt industrious, and consenncut-
!J dcpcndcat W accuitom-
cd to judge lor theraelvw, and go-
, . ,
vc"ed in their conduct by an rn-
l'nmcnca 1,cw PI lllC,r own wcl
iutcrcit; ir tliey arc men of th
wrli !c mechanic, and ojKcia'.ly
tho young mechanic, will form, ia
conjunction with theyoung farmers
h" the country, a bulwalk agamil
monopolie and corrupt politiciani.
and tavo the republic, lz, on the
other hand, they arc ignorant, Id!r,
d'mc, and, consequently, r,
nd nlCxil upon tlioic who arc
tot lr1uiU them-it our me-
cI,attlic ould unhappily become
iUcb a cU-lliejr would soon be
converted ierc toot tl
rich and artful CJCO, who, having
firtl Vl tllCUl ol CVCry Stmeol
I l . . , I
feeling
I " ' U WiCfJ
laws which are bcncScial to nobudt
9
bat the artful few and bao dema-
i .i I
Kiltie h.,hub. ii.ey winaie.
It is true 1 the inccnamc! arts a
of any oilier profession thtknovtl
edge is injwcr." .hoi tii J Lccthtr
Chronicle.
Cucar Scantictt: ro Dki llh
Wwdowa. It U u--ctcd br Dr.
Oldlmann, in a pamphlet on the
canjuf jj implj. t0 mJJ a
fcCumj fcl of panes t clas .set in
Un Inner rabbet, to a singlo sxh,
nd thus inclose a stratum of drr
I v I
a, 0 2 to 0.4 o! an inch thick,
I excess of cot. it is said, will be
moro tj1Jiri covered by tho economy
0f fuci fa winter; and at 00 drgrcc,
m gummcr, a rovm thus protected
Uiu remain nine
than when supplied with ordinary
"windows. The plan is alo ad van-
uous for hot bcd, etc A good
I t .. .1 I
imru quality oi ciai. uiai ooc noi
l
I K
cxjiosurc, since the interior facet
can nol bcclcancd. It U necessary
a40 tj,ml lUe rlaij should be perfect-
y lHili,hed, and not be loiicd in
imttinr it in, l.tit altiMS tho air in.
Uncd ought to be dry, thc glazing
tuou!d be dooo whea thc air is ia
condition ia that respect,
. ..i i
rrfl rmth. of mnnr. cm ncrcrLun ir..?w .ti,L!nlr ttttrrrtt m.
form 0Q iuci, vrindowt.
Tin Ext. Many tender and
ini X.TR. iany icnucr anu
beautiful things have been said of
the eyes, yet how inferior to thc
sweet things uttered by thcmtclvci!
A lull eye seems to have been
teemed the irnt expressive, fcuch
was tliecje tuai cncnminco uicauui
f Pericles. The Americau writer,
Haliburton, declare that he would
- -
not give a piece f tobacco for the
nose, except to tell whea a dinner
Is good; nor a farthing lor thc raosih,
except as a kennel fwi the tongue;
but the eye study that, and yua
will read mm a hert as plaiu as a
book. If there is any feature I a
which gealas shows itself, it Is the
eye, whlcb has beta aptly called
ths Miadtx of tht
Ttt k mm or erataraa.
Henry Ward lWccher lcctnrrd In
Mc:c Hall, fc.i!onv oa the -llattla
f IJ&Mnc. He g-avc it ai tie
ft til l of his rbicrration that CO
other occupatioa mJo tccb de
mand cn tho r.crrccs cnerrr cf
men, $t3 lct withlndcccn:cnU
ti dhocoty, as mercantile life
Tie f:it it not thai ntn An ma!
want to lo hcncit. bit that the
majority of them do not know how
to be. Tl.cy think it U a!l riht lo
do as t then do; or, more hltly.
they imitate without thiatingal all
o! the moral tjnality e! the act.
Mr. iJccchcr w a especially ievcro
on sUxk gamb!cr, faying that they
dcierred the halur il any cnmi&alt
did. The enly coniolatioa in re
viewing tLccaiccrfU.oen;cn wis
the durance that ftwot theia kept
their ill gotten wealth long, lie
had lmd to sec six r tight Kirgt
of Wall stfect dethroncxl. Ia the
ttfile of bmiiicst mca rrgarJ cly
the end, and d'j tu t scruple much
abont the itcan. If il ttc&j be
tcitary to buy a Icgitlatare to in
sure the piwj-cfity cf their sebcma
they bay tnc. All the grAi cvr
oratign know the price of the c'd
members t a Irgiilaturc. and rjulck
ly ll:id out xiUi the new set cin
bo had lor. The mca who arc
bought the rtMCitotcr the ehtap
ct are the firm erf, aot tccaura
they arc in fat mure etal, tut bc
ratw in the'r ti:iipl;citr tley tr
compro:iiiwl a.d intuited bcfl-ro
they know it. Tho lawyers and
merchant , more accoitomcJ lo the
arts f schemer, are more wary.
Thcrhaieto bo Chcd fjr rr.cre
patiently, and arc only scrt4 at a
large cij-ccic.
bjcaking f tha jowcr f the
great corporation I the country,
Mr. Iktxhcr dcclarxd that if tho
Nc Ycrk (V:tral, Kiie and Pean
syltania dnli-1 CVtnpar.ic iLoald
cvnptrc to do it, they coU cKcl
the irc;Jcntof the United Su'.rt.
j, VJU ,tC Cm tlclurx f this
i ,
I A Dumjiatj: hn;rocLC Two
rojc-walker, Ku!:er and Pcrgo-
I w itch, had a mortal combat on thtir
ri durin a Ia!c exhibition ia
Ilui grv. The aerobatc were to
mt tiid way, and thea to pa
each other. When the cloci struck
13 tho acruUu emerged Irvm their
rcpectivc ttindws drctU ia
tiirht-. and without Lalamc rolra.
I lVruwi:di .uddcnlr ottered aa
I nrv cxclamatioa. and dealt Kol
tcr a tcrribte blow n tho bead.
Koltcr staggered and fell, bat in to
rope with one hand. whilcwitbU.e
ether he gra-iped the left It-gffcls
aualUnL lVrgowilcU CO fell
!.. 1 - 1 -
I i;acic, uui iovcu xus nni ana
And now began a life and death
Luurzle. K.tcr. with bis n-ht
hand. tri.d to dra- I'crzv itch Irona
thc lv.t mh;lc lergoitcb kicked
I k'!t.. I,; .I,t.f f.t .-.I mUU
tU Iclt hand endeavor! to loosen
Lis ants-onl.t. The slrcsrrlo ia
mid air latttd rcrhar a misate.
I4t crv and lt his ho!d. lie fell
to the groand, staking it violcatly,
anj cxi,i,ing irutantly. While the
and expiring irutantly. While lh
jeople gthcrcd round thc corpw cf
)10cr Kohcr, his taordctcr oa thc
t. tj,tnsed to ret ca his
- r . ,ia With diaholicAl ex-
prrilion on Ucc j,c ouc a e!l
m wm - - -
uinmpb
rJ
I A philosophical ICeatcckiaa, who
I had bat one shirt, and was lying In
bed while thc garment was cry it g
n the rlothcs Use ia the yard, was
static! by aa cxtlamatiwa tum his
wife to the txt thai thc ca: had
catca it. -Well," said tho Kca-
tsckian, with a spirit worthy of a
better casie, Mthca who has tasit
lcae.
k
?