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. . . C If -r EATE3 OF AD YEP.TIS 1 - ptJBLlSIIi:i TM-AVEESLV. - "JfjSSroffiB, 1L D., Editor. - . jA&C. HAEEISOir, -Publisher fcProp'r. 4 RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: v Terms Ca$h in Advance. . G.OO - ' - - - - 3.00 -"--' - .1.50 . . - - - - ' CO OnflYeur ; lx Months Three Month VoL I. Ho. 18. i'.tiZTj ".irrtlKO;-tl. n; u NEW BER1T, N. 0., . TIJESD AT, JUHE 11, .1867. Tor a?!irrticrtrt.tJ lr.wrt r, r-T. 11 r-xL" 0U AlOIltu Price 5 Cents, kljVr ilia wtaJ u!r !: W tJ.t-r-1 - -r" . : ! . i r.-:V A. V.' Mki;:. r. .vo A- i ; FUBNITTJEE &' BEDDING ' ; THE STATE, CONSISTING IN PART OP v . Bedateada, .jSareana, Cnalr,. .-"cnffl teCBe8 -Desks, - For tmli ml M'hoUmmie mud retail ft - C. A. HELSOH & CO., Mattresses, Xlrror, - Mouldings, Parlor . Furniture, Eockerg, Sofas, . Stands, Tables, i Craven Street, H. 0. May 1'tf- Woollcott . &. . Tinker, Middle Stkbet, ' ;' ... Have on band and for sale at Wholesale and Retail, for casa, a largo lot of . , - ' COUNTRY LAUD, BUTTER, 'CHEESE, - v;:f .. i . ' "J" vf Buckwheat, Graham and Family Flour of all grades. , Call an 2 examine them. May 2-1-tf- "Merchants' Club, House," . , " CRA VEN 8 Tit &ET, - ' ' 2s ear. the Post' Office-' . . : ' N E W : B E It N ' nV c ; ' TRTtSON9 comlnstoNew Barn, will find this a neat X and comfortable place to stop at. Every attention paid to guests. BAR Always supplied with, the best .of Wines, Liquors, and Clzars. . TABLES, - ' ' . With all the market will supply. , . . ; . LODGINGS- Unsurpassed, v . v WX L." PALMER, ; May 2-1-tf. Proprietor. Hew-York Bakery. ' ' M. ILVHN &: CO., : 34r0LL0S STREET, NEW BERN, N. C., ? Announce to our patrons and the public in general, that having fitted up our " ' . ; BAKERY IN THE BEST MANNER, are now preparcd'to'f urnish our customers with GOOD BREAD PIES AKD CAKES of all descriptions." We will also furnish at the shortest notice, Ornamental Cakes, of all desccrlptions, to v PARTIES, -WEDDINGS, & C, Tendering our thanks to our customers, and soliciting a continuance of the-same, we remain respecunuy,- :- May 2-1-tf, M. HAUN fc CO. To tlie Fablic. i .: . J. W. VAUGHN,, . . ," Cor. South Front and Hancock Street, iTS paying the highest market prices for all Wade of 'MANUFACTURERS' STOCK, ' - OLD IRON, "i ' , - - " OLD BRASS, - - - . OLD LEAD, ' ' . ' ' : , , . : OLD COPPER, RAGS, &c, &c. -Ul . ; r ,3Iay2-Uf. ' - " . i .... . r:;: " . . . - : , ., ,; ET; EltS OX .& CO., TURPENTINE DISTILLERS, Miilcr's Wharf, Union Point.' , ; T Also' WHOLESALE and "RETAIL GROCERS, 1 i J- -Foot of Middle St., opposite the Market, v ' ... NEW BERN,; N. C. ! ' May 2-l-m. '. ?. .. . .... . ... ...... . (Successor to) I. EDWIN WEST, ' ! .WEST'S book'store A1TD NEWS DEPOT. . A LL the principal New York Daily Papers : Harper's, A Atlantic Atlantic Beadle's, BaUous Old Guard, &c. receiv ed upon publication monthly. :.::.! -iiSro ! The Ladles1 Fashion Book : Such as Godey'e, Demor- est's, Peterson's and Leslie's Ladies' Book. "Chimney Corner," Harper's Weekly, Leslie's Blus- "trated, fca, &cT, every wxek. ; For the New Bern' Republican. 5 ' : 1AS0HI0: 4 . .r " " AN APPEAL FOR JUSTICE.1 BY J. O.' Wn ITTEilORE. v: . V. -". f l': ' s " t' " ' JS' ' V v-? i -r- '. 7. 4 .- - ' Mr. Editor --I aru. well aware that the sentiments expressed in the folloAving communication will meet with opposition from manyand. ridicule from some : but if you'will allow it a space in your col umns I will endeavor to do battle for my position oh the broad v field of 3Iasoni"c principles.;... Jt is a subject that has been on my mind for years: ' I -have studied it in all. its phases; have argued against it; but have invariably had to aclmowledge that, to judge by the standard of - lason ry, we are wrong in refusing "justice" to the class of - men in whose behalf I make this appeal. - 1 v . I had no idea of becoming the open advocate of the principle until it was suggested -in " conversation with some well-informed brethren; arid in reading the articles of our -R, W. Brothers Cof- finsburglij of Michigan, and Albert Pike, of Arkansas, and other articles which have appeared from time to time' in the columns :of the " Square and Compass," on the benign influences of 3Iasonryj and the powerful lever it was for promoting peace, harmony and good-will amongst men. The conviction then fastened itself on my ' mind with renewed energy, that in the United' States the '-Masons, ns p body, do not practice one of the four car uuiui yinues wmcn are neia so Dromi- nently up to ,the view of all candidates for our honors, viz: "Justice." Ave teach the" newly initiated that "justice" is that boundary or standard of right which' enables us to render unto every man his just dues, without distinc tion. Yet, in the", face of tliis teaching, there are thousands of men who have taken upon themselves the same vows. are bound by the same ties, and have drank from the same fount of knowledge as ourselves, whom, by the edicts "of our Grand Lodge's, we are forbid to recog nize, terming them clandestine. And why are theyclaridestine r Because the com petent authority refuses to authorize them in a legal Masonic manner. And why are they placed under a ban? Because the Great Architect of the Universe, in his all-wise providence, has seen fit to give them a skin of a darker hue than our own. How, 1 would ask, are we to re concile this action with the doctrine which we see so often alluded ; tot ."that Masonrv knows neither countrv, sect or opinion?" : And what are the teachings of the first of the three tenets of onf pro fession, as Masons? AVhy, ''that broth-. evly.loveteaches us to regard the whole human species as one family, -who, as created by i one Almigh ty Parent, are to aid, support and protect each other." The only. argument I have ever heard advanced against alio vving the black race to participate in the rights and benefits of Masonry, is that . he is not . f reeborri. AV ell, as i that; is likely to be the mam argument oi tnose wno will oppose mis act of justice, let us look into it, and see by. what right or authority, the term was incorporated in our laws ; Avhether it is founded on ; the eternal principles of Truth and Right, or in obedience to the peculiar views . of society at that time, and at the instigation ot selt-mterest. hold the following, points to be beyond dispute:. 1st. That: man m his original' state. is freeborn. s 2d.. That our Supreme Grand Master never ' ordained any race of men to bear the eternal curse ot slavery. cation at that tune was: confined to the priests, or a few of the privileged class, ine Kcris uecame ignorant and debased, the evidence of : which can vot be their descendauts-rtho lower c!as.ses of England.- " .' ' - 1 V ": " ' .. The Masons who were - in England about that period. were mostly from for eign .countries, .and being desirous .of keeping the mysteries of Masonry, or the ouicuw.vi -cxicmifciure, wnicu to mem was the means of an honorable livelihood, in the hands of a select organization, they auuuu Mm , luatncuous, on. me aumis sion of members, amongst which was that they "should be freeborn. Weil, to whom did the term apply? It is evident it; was not to the black race, forve hav no account that any of them had 'reached the shores ot lintton. . It must tlicn have been meant for those who were held in saojeciion uy the leudal or military pow er, who by force of arms held their'fellow creatures in" a state of bondageT Our an cient brethen then meant that the candi date should come from the dominant or ruling class. . . , ", i. -Again, we find that in 1721 Dr. An derson, by. authority of the Grand Lodge of England, made a compilation of all the laws and regulations of Masonry, not'only in England, but, in the language of those days, of the Lodges beyond the sea, which compilation was published in 1723, where in we again find the word."freeborn.v . jLet us see if we cannot again find a reason for its insertion, in the peculiar state of the times, and that it did not apply to the blacks, who are the onlv race to whom we now apply the restric tion. In again referring to history we find that there existed, in most of the cities of .Europe, associations or guilds, not only, of Masons, but of the artisans of represvntation' at the 'next -communications of the several Grand; -Lodge will K8? : n!ct recognizing the colorcil laoiK and proving to the outside world that it is indeed the interest and not the extreif o" 'qualifications that recommend ma;) J to become ; ' a Mason. Let tlie Gran i Lodges pass euch' laws as .will onng the colorei ilason under "this s u pcrvi.on and fostering care; pass them through the healing process and remove from them the stain' of clandestiuity, and at the name timo remove a sonrce of irri tation .which has. existed for years in haviug lodge.4 among us who arc working under charters granted by other Grand Bodies - tlian the Jurisdiction in which ' thev: Ule - located: flnrInt riTnnotnnf brethren. to visit them and to correct their, errors; extend to them the princi ple ot friendship, morality and brother fy'lovcandby the powerful influence of our fraternitv cool and calm down much of the bitterness and hostility which exist between the races in this country. Wleu this is done, it may be truly "said that ilasonry encircles the whole human family and beams wherever civilization is fouiul. There are many points left un touched,, but as this article has now readied a greater length than I intended, I will close, hoping to resume the subject at a future period. . - Special Notices. ' ' " - 57oaderfol Euins in Siam. ' - Gem .Perrin, a frenchman who has been placed in command of the army of the King of Siam, has recently written a letter fto a Paris paper, describing tlie ruins of a city iu that country, and of temples and monuments contained in it, before which the colossal remains of .nearly every branch of mechanical indusi Eoypt and Baalbec, or those traced and 'nt t i describeii by Stephens m lucatan, ra- the powers of association., had' obtained Ien(lue antl Chuiapas,or the giganUc Co- certain rights and privileges over those hseum ot Kome, are tnUes,mcro splotches not in their circles, and were called free- of stone, if the Frenchman has not in men. ; midren oorn oi such parents were nnnA n ma am t ,v.,i.fi -IP", -I -, , . I C4 LWU UVtU VI VV II VUUVIiiU i I on fmf lnnf aI tviAnAim .t--v Vvvr 1.m I " Wwv, tuii .rnotn. n.ni, i,o covcry he relates : Others. ' ..J ror eh uap juuirn; ui ;ui ci.-jm;uit Again we find that certain of the Eu- I have traversed the rums ot Ancor-.N iat, ropeah cities, at differeut times, iucorpo- 0Ql.v. penetrating them at mtervais, where rated in thoir charters enrtnin riirhts to explorers had been Dciore. hatinave citizens born within their limits. For scen ot monuments, temples, palaces, col- instanm. th citv nf Tnnn mros in n unms, staircases, and piles of marble, can citizen born witftin the sound of Bow not be told- . frhcy would not Relieve inc. Rollc: Wntor rirht and nrivilpos thin -Iho people of the country say that tlie to one bom without her walls; and the ruins arc spread over a circle of from ten iioldors of thpsfi rights aro dpnominri tm to twelve leagues m diameter. v nai was 1.1 . .1 . t 1 i r 1 m. freemen, and : it is a common , remark e Cll7 exisieu mere, am 01 wnai empire was 11 me capiuu r x nave seen Londoner, to say he is a freeborn citizen temples m a good state 'of presenation of London, i Our brethren of that period i eguuiviuu uiav, uuu aruug iti nflnt.inVt'hftnhrfljsn Whom:-xrom in- P in them.) whicli measured not less than . , . - I . rrn . f the. a league round, inere are loresis 01 liuvuvwvi X v w aaj.w V h lllV -Jy UllU I W t C 11 its insertion m our regulations can bo maroic columns; eveiyuiing is 01 marui attributed to the oeeitliar status of so- Although some may have tlisappeared C27"Th!i 1 truly tha -arc of prt?n A U American, pepl are, beyond dembt, tur tktd of aH olUcn. Tlu U Ucrty CcsKrartrttod Ij tb Snlt; Tentloa. ? - . , , In tLU Wxikch of nuatfidt,UM EXrtCXMnrtXO XUCniJt CO., oSc CIS Brotdway, Xc-w Tort City, rUod prB-rmise&t. Their "loproTcd XxrrslMcXwiiif Machine" Km do rind. It U buCt on osa4 taeduiJ cal priodplra U 'mpl la cxnutrBctioacJwy vu&st tood, tnd Dot UabU to get oat of order. IU iewiflx Qualltlrt, ptrtictiliHy oa clota &nd lealaer. canaot be rqaslkxi; and as a-ch. recommcad It to ur frienda and toe patBc raerny. Home Insurance C03IPAKT, ASSETS, .oiiso.iie.eo Kason Foster, Agts. Kc w Bcrnc,K. C OFFICE AT "MIG BOOT? KADCLIFF & CO., Foot oi Pollok Street, - KEW MFKN .V. Cn oooD.sPKinrs Weoldy StcamsMp Idno, Bctxrtrn .l" ri and Bcrrt Vvrf ' Carxiina. -1 CAIIRVIKG UNITLD UJOL; f I .t Z rr: , . Ellen S. TeiTjr, 4 CIIAPIKr llAtTta, YILL U trvm Vti pott fc Xew XuX. 0a , . ,TTZlTk22)ATt JCX la, lK atbHt 'a)iwi.ix; '- ' -1 ; AB OoS eim-krd t ry can be rowtrtj t&S lonarcea t n of rtu&lcMm. . For frtitt or p r t t '. r. aronuno to CP. COODSKIX1. Artt. MaylI4X .VSTROLOGV. Tlio Wcrld Astonished i 4T TBI woorcnm UTtUttOKi MADK BY THE GUE.T ASTROLOG ISTr Madame IL A. PEItRIGO. : DF.AIXH3 IX - ' O hr rrrraJt aecr fa o taorUj mi Vxxk. WL ... - . h .... r-i.tJ"tia aM f rtcr-U. IE IBS R OF ALL KINDS, WHOLESALE AND ETTA1L. Build ins: Material FURNISHED AT Short Notice. t SPOKES AND STAVES. 1 1 rfT" Tcnna Caab. Slay-ltf. beneath the soil, what remains is far above what we see at Versailles or else where. In some places they are as solid . i. i a . 1 !.... e . 1 as 11 uuui uui vesieruav. xui ior me undergrowth and the cllect of lightning, these monuments, which the people say are from four to five thousand years old, miht be to-day in complete preservation. I regret that 1 had no photographic ap paratus, I assure you, and believe mo or O i ' . ' i . . l . 1 . 11 AW. lint ovnpv Afnnn IlOt. inai Uie must wivuiuivu mvuumuiiuj who will divest himself of the prejudice of ancient and modern Europe arc as of the past will say I am right. For I mere ucunuuiu h6ld that the word was wrongry inserted, our palaces and basilicas, the aUcan and rru : 4f Vw orw A ncmirr VOUSeuiu, iuu uvut ucuu unu uu"-kcii- ciety. . In making this append, I may be charged with attempting to remake a landmark : well that may be so if what is considered by many good men and masons as an error, is a landrhark. But I feel that I am right. I feel that I shall be sustained m my position, on the lull principles of Masonry, 'by some of the ablest minds in the country: that every candid reasdner on our sublime teachings TJ POWERS, South Front Street, XEWBERXF, A". C, Importer and Dealer in FOREIGN AND B OJHESTIC FW mi or- tropsr. fTcmea la krr. la rf of anonrr. La re trr rtjetxtaet. M brirtr fCT-ttf-r tb- km- rwru. gitrm UormaUoa coonrmla; aSm friril or lt-tr, rrtrr )- nr alokn jrtTty, UBa cm I be b!nrv j r brrf iH--Ced to pcroe and la kU yo UU taaM MivMrtV etc 'jKy rnrrir'-a aaJ UJ ya fi rry day yoa will eutrry. trlfp you IT aa.s. lubm bxa t? irw.rt- lauoaof rxtv. rh rtaca ymsr rry t&aa-i.la, aM by Iff aimt perniaral fwrrr aamil the eark aod Ldcn tnytrrlr of ib t tturm. Yrvm 12m tdara ee ta the Crtuarrl Je rc.kr 1n iht oil rtotua or rTOboanioatv la th otiaf.rurfcrlna rora the a;iru i a&4 roUl0O of 0e alaiM- atd Oae tiM atra ta laa beaTt-kftt U. Uw of tlrta, tb dntforra i&e fsisrt drwtJtjr of trua. KaflrM to cc"Jt Ibc rrrairrt Aa trolurUt oa carta, it eoU yot twt a trlir, and yoa may atrr arata aar o faroraJe ata araortaiiity. Conultatka i . ito Uk-or atMl aJ dcdrW liJ4v. tlcm. $U ranlcaUOfcjn '.tuce rxn rouicU Oj Hadaaoc by mail Ub aq&al aaTtty and oarWartloa io thrmciTc. a tf Is pcm. A fall as4 xp:k!t ctan, wrtttro oat, 1ia all tsqeiric ax trt'd aui LLrxra eadoad, arct by m: o m);f cf jrioe aiiore t&ra Uoood. TLe uktrt atcrrry via be mi&u!r4. tA all exrrrFcu5c-oe merged or dtwtroywl. lUlerruro oftle t!xbff onirr fcrtiatpd tboe Ctlrlxic tbna. Write j.binJy Ute tar of tbc ootta as4 yrer la Uta yoa rrr oorn, rarloalrtc mall lex k of hair. AdUrcs 3fauias IL A. l-ilHIIlUO. 1. O. L'aaw ta ra Brrrauo, X T. 3ayf 1-ly. , : I-Iarvin's Patent ; AI.UM AND DRT PL.VSTER, FIRE AXI) BURGLAR PROOF WAIIIlANTEn tbebrtlotUe ortd! Nrrrr corrode Ue Iron. Nerrr kie tUlr tpf-twvot caClUoa. Arrltae oaly Nafr f.:i Hh Al-nta ap J lrr rUaMtcr. 1'caae co4 or all Uultt.n V, CauVsa. AliU. Jk iu. PHndpal I ?fo. IVtdway, ?irw Trtr, WarcLooT I ?o. Til Cbotstl lLjdwLLa . V1 T3 E ACTT Aa.am, Col. 1). truckled to r the then . present state Of wlipn nnnsprvetism was in the nels in . comparison. I wished to ascend o toum't whlpli nniini r-. 1 in 1 iti n society, when . conservetism was m ine w v.r.w -it - ascendancy; when the prevailing disposi- good state ot preservation. There were tion was to keep knowledge of all kinds eleven staircases, oi I know not how many in the hands !of a select few, that through steps, which must be ascended to arnve that knowledge thev! could more easily at the first of the five peristyles. I com- . a . a ar. it I mencea my upwaru journey ai nau-pasi WfINES, i ; LIQUOSR j and CIGARS, THE CHOICEST EIIAXDS IN STOHE. r : ' : -' Acmta for ffMITITS Celebrated CTl:lc(,!t5ciflbT thrtiwe la ltrrraa. Ooe TTUa. . i J rant tnl-ht ko4 atatihura aT jf balrcf rllberara lt4orirr I V rlnrWU. u- brarr. ma Ire earWi. 11m tirra ai4 by tbo (ablonb!r ot I'arla xA Ixxidoci. lib tbc tacM. rrtiu fyin- rrao!ia. Ioea no Icjarr to Uur tIr. lYk t-y snail, araktl and txf I. Iwt 1 1 1 r clTtVnr mailed fm-. Adlrr. r.tUOER. MU TTS A CO- CbemUta. No.$s5 Wtct tmtTroy, . Y. Warrat for the l aitod ut. ViTli-ly TmnsKni!H ao4 it.- II TACI11-S frtvd to crow Bm tue tmooux( i c face to from ihrr to tic. - I vera by Vr. trr?- i j v r ltoatanratmr ta;) w d ttr cm c uxa Tma librae r . of all kinds. ' DON'T FOIiGET THE PLACE, WESTfs.BOOK. STORE, Way 2-1-tf. No. 20 Pollok Stkbet. Gd. That if by force of might one race compels another to serve them, that the children born while the parents are in that state of forced subjection, possess the inherent right oi freedom. 4th. That a state of involuntary servi tude, except as a punishment for ':, the commission oi crime, cannot legally or morally exist. - - , offers great attraction to all lovers of select literature. , 5th. 1 hat it IS antl-JiasoniC for IIS to refuse to recognize the black Masons, and STATIONERY,: INK, PENS, &c, &c., contrary to the spirit and tearchings of mir H rntomit.v. vr.. --j . . . . . . Let us take a. bird s-eye view of our own history. We have no record that at the building of the Temple King Solo mon made ; any -such distinction, or that the black race were under a ban. The earliest Masonic records we have any ac count of are those of Prince Edwin, of England, dated A. D. ; 926, wherem we find as one of the established prefequi sites to a ; man " becoming a. Mason .was that he must be freeborn. What was the state of society at that time? for that has much to do with the word, and also whether it has any right in our constitu tion. By the light of history we discover that there were but two classes, viz-i lhe IotkIpVI Tjfonrietors. the maiontv of whom become so by the right of conquest, 'and the laborers or sens, as . they were term ed, who were held in subjection by the strong arm ot power were aepny ea oj all political rights were . not . admitted except m extraordinary " cases, even to the lower order of iiobility ; and. who were, in fact hewers oi wood and drawers Toi water for their conquerors ; and as cdu that knowledge they: could more rule and govern the masses. When was a matter of self interest to the craft to retain their secrets among a small number as their own pecuniary profit was thereby enhanced, for Masonry was . i a . 'ii i." . nonA nen an operative ansuuiuou, aiu iwnv Avere auowed . to worn on a uiuiumy except they were regular members of the cratt. And pur lorelathers nave nauuw down to us as a land mark, a dogma of ine aarK ages ; . wiieu ."J" " thought to rule by divine right, and the people had no rights but what theirrniers thought it politic to give them. liuttue dark clouds which have for ages obscureu Y 'i-J.v 'w. Vaughn,-; , ; .Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ' rOTES.LIQIJOES SEGARS, ; Cor. South Front and. Hancock Streets. ; . 3Iay 3.1.;t 1 . - - t.t. AVM. J. YOLK'S Ice' Cream Saloon,- . : " "V- : Ponox Steeet, . TTTIKRE Ladies r o.,.. . . . ' 4 ICJJ CREAM and soriX w rm flnd the 1,661 f DICS, FRUITS, NUTS, aad Sef ' ' r I-t-class CecUMrSS? to ground in Lr """ respecuiuiy BO- WiL J. YQL3L six o'clock in the morning, and , at half- past seven I had scarcely entered the ower halls ; fearing that I might have to descend the steps in the heat of the day. I was compelled to shorten my visit. The walls arc in every part sculptured and ornamented. The effect which the sight of these mountains produced upon me was one of amazement. I am no amateur to go into ecstacics over small things. The next morning I climbed the winding stair-case of an immense tower, situated on an emi- ;. Present Use and Stock Ales, Tills ALE Is Brewed expresdy for Soatbera Markets, and WARRANTED TO KEEP IN ANT CLIMATE. Being exdoatrcly ensjrd in the abore boalnta, X amprrpared;to offer SPECIAL UfDUCE3tENT8 to parties pcrcaacinj In my line. T. POWERS. -; - i J.j & IL Patterson, MIDDLE STREET, A - . 1 nence. iirnveii at uie stimnut,i enjoyed Aim.j.iw,:..-!ji. 5;nnlW bv the sight of the rums. There arc in lo iSSKft oVrihe loA calitieserel ton. not -jet Penetrated ppntnrv Trin rmwt' dnntrine has DCeii r r --0- " , . . t-)' -1 ! .Alnson V h O fir.I1 . 1 AJ1 xl a -11 ifMtPtt t Wiwaui. if .vv-m j i ;. ,tvirkTo:snti on i - i.-tLii 1.1 xrotirttm nro 13 miuiaiiv-u, aim mv viviiva aiiw ilea fiiiiwiu a a n i t nu ii' iir n. aw a a - - buv AXiiuviu vy a tui vuw va v,a ilpfAnf'e Ot tue WlIOLCSAXE AXD RETAIL DCAI-KHS XX BRT GOOBS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AXB SHOES, HATS' A2TB CAPS, m Tlalre, the moat -otxl-rXul f r" AlmeuTtrrr In nxj-Vrn arienra IlalriBfta&JxMtcJrartilocaBia&O'-r. It Laabiru trnoiVf tba elite Pari and Ixtdcin 1ta U e tnort t'.u-rtx.r rarer . Mstrt et all purdaarra w.u tar rrcirterac, axl IX entire MllxLacUos i not rlrm ta cirry iiwtaaey the tnoorr aria be rtyxrTfaSy txiardd. prior taaU araled and poatnald. 11. PoacrlHlre Hirxlara an4 tea tlmonlala BiaUed frrte. Addreaa XiEIUiER, KliriTH CO- CbcmUla. No. xa lUrer atrrct. Troy. N. V. feoJer rtsU tot Ibo L'clttd feUtre. May 11-1 CKISPER corjAa- Ob! el.a ma bcaaUfcl ind fair, . . , , Wlio aUrrr eye, aod radiant fcalr. Wbrw caning tendrUs aon, ntmlnrd, Enrhainrd tne rrry heart and ra'.nd. CRISPER COiL, , Per 0uisg ths Hr.ir of ether Sex hto Vtryr . tsd Glory TJnglcts cr Ecary By c!ez tbla article Ladica aM Ort:tlanc eaabraxtl fy tnemclToa a tboaMnd tad. It la taeotJf artirto ta tae world that arlU cart atnlctt aa!r. aad at Uae aaaaa time ctre It abcactilul.fWry rnraxc. Tte tru per Cotaa not ooiy curia l Lalx. ltirort beactlfiraand rWnw it: la Vjlj aad 6clfUZ AATir Villi , JT. U I CTrr o?crrd to taa Ancrlczn Tt Crlprr Cma- rUl be aent to aey atlirraa, cAloa ana ionaa w t--Addreaa alt ordrra to W. 1 CLARK A CO Ormlt. No. S Wet Payette Jtrocl, to 1 1-M.rri, Jv. T. iay t-ty. AFFLICTED! 6UFTXB NO f al lorious principle. Thespiritof umversa a' iWirxYxr Jr nhroad in ' th world and will never be put down unui it has accomplished its mission. And as Masonry in (bygone; days has , adapted timents ot the i tielf to the different sentiments times, so it must now if ' it hopes to ao- comnlish its iends.-. iKngiana .anur - , - Hi the i h.ra Au,Arn'iT thpir error ana naw mnda ornnftmpnt' 111- recognizor' ajaavav a- a ' colofedllasons in granting them charters and bringing them witnin But it is left for the United States, our own beloved country,' which ProJ boasted ; that it is the freest nation under heaven, to be the last of the great nntinnq nf the. earth 10 recognize are free the and 4. fiof nil men t KTZrntG6il . and' the laws. iS call on &e . individual .Mason,; t,la r.ronrrh0Ut the COUntlT, tO raS ila. of despot ' Ann i;rrl views.more m ac- 'tu onpriinrrc . of Our ICC- coraance win m iv A. f tures; give voice to public cntiment, mntn In influence imdcr which your territory of Conibodia, a 'distance of ten CROCKERY,' or twelve leagues. Picture to yourself , $TOY how Paris: would appear in ruins. A -. u- ; YES, and SCHOOL BOOrTS. . ". ! . ALSO, ; r. : r 0QHHESI0H AHD QETESAL EilU'mill . MERCHANTS. few rough stones scattered over a diame ter of two or three leagues, at the utmost. Here there is on the ground, and below its surface, marble already hewn in suin- cient quantities to .build, even a3 the iants nave built here, ail the cities of the tmiversc. . 1 have seen the log of a statue the great toe of whicli was eleven times the length of my hunting rifle. It is in marble like the rest ; in fact, there is no other stone near except the pieces of colored marble used for borders and for the eyes of the statues. There arc pe destals of steps reft of their statues, which are more lofty and larger than St. Gcr-I main rAuxcrrolsl Think of ortioni GROCERIES, pyramids cut offattbe middle, and all in f. PROVISIONS, marble. Who has done these things? If it was some illustrious 'dynasty, they can have but little satisfaction . with the oblivion that has enveloped their " magni ficent mountains. .The people of the country have no real conception of tbb Duuaersj' : i xayt-i if fUU by U ee ot VJL JOTXYHUT& nTTR: W job caab carod pcrtaaaeatUy, aad aft a train CTLe aatm!&!cff rfaa allrb aaa atlcftd U U la ralaaUe ttr!!rijM foe J'toyaVral aad hrroaa Via. rimw.1 ivkOii arw liMtraXldL Ixaa of Staacaiar Tiy WARE Encrry. ItrpoUr, or ary 4 tl cvaaaeorca iU parartoa) erer dlaooTcrad. , , arl3 araor e ail ncrroc aSertiooa. frr1f' XJVra! adrancra mad oa all artkloa of Coortry Pro dace snipped throazD tneta or tneir Urancn iUzaa la KlwOoa, Nona Carolina. - U am ava? i . Lorcli . Brothers, ' airaeeV. A Ivrfcrt Cera U Gaaraaiaod It crr llWe X. nr r UKl5a to oa- aidrrea. j TTbJceU atScirai to aud itaiUvJwri rrrrr taw. a. w-lxary " eprTT 1 . , A.. M.JtCi. a a - ar a a.riv c a.' for I BtALxaa r ; DRY- GOODS, f t nnrrrs and &liux Country Prince ala-ajre oa naad. tor Fartaen oi the premiaea. Aeeosuaodatloa BROAB STREET, S er. iZZ3 TU1 IrWv 'rum irr.xtr K Fkaa ijrxaaa. - - ' a . . O aaa Inirrfcre a .U t aaJacaa ivr--a. IT X arte wr toz. a 7 rLuaii MTlTT !Jrmiw,. rlI2nttrt,Trc7,a.T. May M-lJ' . Flano for. a wTTJLrrOCATlinrorr-TT. .S'-! - err.- i - J I a i S t ! 11 S5 a t . ii i a : a . e -i ri i 4 U f '; H" 8 a n ii 1. 4 a V n .I . ii 1 i). ! J- ! ft u I si ffJ 71 X r . : j H ' 1 if tt m u u ' 1
New Bern Republican (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 11, 1867, edition 1
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