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T HE E K A . THURSDAY. jE 21. 1S75. .art, ... Farmers in Fixing Prices. It ha3 well been said that many cone to town with their, produce without knowing: its price, or bein sure of a purchaser ; they hitch their horses, wait for purchasers, and at last take what they arc offered, by Iho last comer. Much valuable time is lost, and they are frequently obliged to receive a price for their produce much below its value. A farmer will often sell his wood or other contents of his wagon at a sac rifice rather than allow night to overtake him before he gets out of town. ITe will sell at lower ligures if bidders are few. Ho 'will take about what he can get if customers are slow in coming. Prices all around and to others will, therefore, have a downward tendency, and the baleful effects pf such a course are felt throughout the entire sea son. Whenever buyers see that salesmen are obliged to sell, certain contingencies will be created, if possible. By bringing products to town without a reasonable assurance of a ready purchaser, a bad habit of "living from hand to mouth" is taught the town people, and the farmer himself falls into an irregu lar practice of shiftlessness. More than this. If farmers persist in this method of doing business they may xect to be forever at the mercy of sharpers and speculators; and, in stead of fixing the prices on the pro duct of their own toil, they will be forced evermore, world without end. to sav to the buyer, " What is it worth? Give me the price you have fixed on it" which is a most un business-like and unnatural method. Why will farmers thus palpably throw away their rights as business men V Some men reply. " Wecan't help it ; our circumstances are such as to compel us to sell for just what we can get." You cannot blame the purchaser, then, if he gets your marketing for a mere pittance. An exchange gives the whole thing in a nutshell when it says that you should change your circumstances, and put yourself in harmony with the business world. Why doesn't the merchant plead the Fame ex cuse, and cive you goods beneath their value? Why don't the me chanics take their wares to your doors, and sell for what they would Ikj glad to get ? Such a course would ruin trade and bring reproach upon honorable avocations. You should do as tho merchant and mechanic do set the price on everything you sell. Do not allow city lords and speculators to do that for you. Put your prices on your wheat, your wood, your fruit, vegetables, and don't take anything to market un less you are reasonably suro of a buyer. We are confident that farm ers have suffered from exactions im posed by simulators long enough ; and their day of redemption will draw nigh just as soon as they in sist on claiming the rights which, by common consent, are accorded to others. No longer should they be the slaves of wheat brokers and moneyed rings in large cities, when they have the power of dictating to kings. The following is a verso that, re peated as many times as desired, constitutes a popular song in the social gatherings of Chicago : There is old Sam Simons And young Sam Simons, Old Sam Simons' son ! And j'oung Sam Simons Will be Sam Simons, When old Sam Simons is done ! I feel quite unwell, and will take a little brandy and water," said a member of a temperance society, who had promised to use no ardent spirits unless he was sick. " Ijt.m very unwell, my dear; hand re 3 a little more brandy." IIere isho brandy," said the wife, " but I wish the society further, for yoa have not had a well day since ou joined it." ? 14 We have two kinds of bees in Kngland," said a John Bull t a Yankee, ' the Italian bee, andfthe common honey bee. it We've both of them," returned the Yan- amendments ; and thrtt you will neither directly nor indirectly evade or disregard the duties enjoined nor the restrictions imposed upon the Convention by the act of the Gen eral Assembly authorizing your election. So help you God." And no delegate shall be permit ted to sit or be entitled to a seat in said Convention, or act as a delegate thereto, until he shall have sub scribed the above, oath or affirma tion : and ' ns foon as a majority of aeicgateatnecfsnaimavo uiu appeared' and been sworn in, they si Jill then proceed to elect their own presiding officer, and such other of ficers -andv servants as they, from tiino to time, ehall find necessary ; and if a vacancy shall occur, the same- shall be filled in the same manner as the like vacancies are filled by law in the case of vacancies Inf the General Assembly..' Said Convention shall have no power to M .-"': consider, debate, adopt or propose ariy amendment to the existing kee, " and another kind peculiar to j Constitution or ordinance upon the a 11 11 itl.-i f it. .1 ml 1 ... our country. vai is mat. following subjects: asked the Englishman. " The spell- ; pjie Homestead and ' Personal ing bee," replied the Yankee. j Property Exemptions, tho mechan- Mh. Partington was greatly Ic and laborers' lien, and the rights shocked on reading in a letter from of married women, as now secureu Ike. '7.s. that he is connected with h7 Jaw, nor to alter or amend sec the rilled corpse", at Harvard. ti0n 3 or 5, article V., of said Con- She says, with tears in her eyes she stitution, nor change the ratio be- ...... ..r.- a - 11 1 1 .1 .wni-. nv na don't 'spect nothin'atall but what ywu UKJ pui4 uuu V'vij l'll At to be a body-smasher.'!"' tlierein estaonsnea ; nor snan me . . v . - v t - 4 . ' - . . 1 said Convention nave power to pro against a house-Sambo on top and PQse or auoP" uu.uiuut ALfnMi,i.enifiJoli,ft -:d nance vacating any office or term bottom.-- G'way-g'wa; dar!- & w lstin ?nf. ,r-:- mcisf 10 I i" oy rinue oj any tctvuun ur ujj- f , iH(men under the existing Consti When a young man who parts his ,4tlon and ialcSt uni the same shall hair in tho middle goes down on be vacated or expired under ex ist- an orange-peel nobody seems , to jijiaws. but the said Convention care wneiner tie ever geis up a-ain ;nJ recommend the abolishment of or no' I any office when the present term Men can steal our 11101103 land Herein shall expire or vacancies oc rob us of our reputation, but no car and they may provide ior fill man can defraud i of what we ipg such vacancies, otherwise than arc. t ' as now. and limiting the terms rnnl " Xow. I'm lavh' uvlver. .thereof. Nor shall said Convention , m'um, I may as well tell yor as the adopt or proposeany planor amend knv of tho kitchen door store-room." M'lir 1 si f moimrirc rrwt iuul are worth so much, that every body can afford to have them.;-' To make a tall man short borrow five dollars of him. Ms ver w THE CONVENTION ACT. An Act to call a Convention oi the People of North Carolina. ment or scheme of compensation to the owners of emancipated slaves, nor for the payment of any liability or debt incurred wholly or in part rin aid of the late war between the nwates. nor for the restoration of im- Try to ?iisonment for debt ; nor shall they I require or propose any educational I or property qualification for office qr voting; nor shall said Conven tion pass any ordinances legislative in their character, except such as are necessary to submit the amend- i led Constitution to the people for their ratification or rejection, or to Wjikkkas, The present Constitu f "V--Hi I'.irnlin'i 111 m onv important particulars, unsuitcu to 4 a r r. m ie wants and condition of our, peo- I , . . . , ..... .. pic; and iciereas, 111 the judgment J , - .. . .. of this General Assembly a ;Con- nQt be binding until the' vention of the people is the .only me shall have been ratified by the sure, ami is oesuiw me speeuiesi JIinl.flprl Vftfprs ftf thfi stnfo nml and most economical mode of alter- Uie c)nven'tlon shall prescribe the ,ng or a.nenuu.g u, unu nn,Cy u whcreby thesense of the peo- tho end in view utterly impractica- . . .. . . . i)ie by legislative enactment on ac cordant and conilicting provisions iediatelv ten copies of this act for of the Constitution as it now is, now nlpmhpr nf fhp fipnprn, As therefore, f OFFICIAL. NOTICI?. U. S. Internal Itcvcmic SPJECIAI. Taxes, May J, 1S75, to April 30, 1S7. ' Tho Revised Statutes of the United States, Section 3232, 3237,3233 and 323P, require every person engaged iu any business, avocation, or employ incut which renders bim liable to a special tax, to procure and place conspicuously in his establishment or-place of -bus-ness, a stamp denoting the payment of said special tax for the Special-Tax Year beginningMay 1, 1875, before commenc ing or continuing business after April SO 187K The taxes-embnwed'mUHntbe . ' - t , r u low olvw onotofl nro the roiioymgrngj w"ifigfgi Rectifiers, . ; , ; Dealers, retail liquor, . ,, . .2a 00 Dealersrvho!'saIe U qU' 100 CO Dealers irt mall 1jqur,vli;lpsaltv 50 00 Dealers in mall HijhoVW ruraif t HQ 00 Dealers in leiif tabar, ' f 1 2. 00 Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, y' w And on sale of over ?1,000 fipy cents for every dollar in exess of?l,000. -; , Dealers in manufactured Ubacco, 0 00 Manufacturers of stills, 00 And for each still mpaufac.ured 20 00 And for each worn " 2p-C0 Manufacturers of tbacco, 10 00 Manufacturers pcigars, 10 00 Peddlers of tolccoirstxlassfmore than two hrsesorotheranimals) 50 00 Peddlers i tobacco, second class1- (two hrs 03 or other animals) r 23 00 Peddles of tobacco, ;. third class . . (ojro horse or other animal,) , lu ,00 iliillr of tobacco, fourth class ton foot or public conveyance) 10 00 Brewers of 500 barrels or more, 100 00 Any person, so liable, who shall fail tr. nnmnl v with the foregoing require ments will be subject to severe penalties PATENT aibVICJXES. KEAKXErs FLUID K X T R A C T B U C H U ! The only known remedy lor B RIGHTS DISH A SE. And a positive remedy for GOUT, GRAVEL, STKICTUIt MS, DI ABETES,D YSPEPSI A , ' np:rvousdebiiv- 11TY. DnorsTI SCyEIJUJLE I IMediuoiir Air-Lane Richmon ICiiilway. T-v 11 1 1 DanviB 11, ., L Division, and rth Western X. C.fe. W. I'lCOSPJCTt'S. . A Jiejrc,sc7if alive and Chmnpio ican Art Taste! ""sron-retcatlon or IncoPtinmctrrjf2 Urinej jrritatibn Inflammation or Ul- '.?? r ceratiopoX tho.i -i BL ADDER-AND 3CIDNEYSt . i - SPEIOIATORRIICEA, Leucorrhoea br Whites; BLseasss of the t Prostrate Gland, Stone in the - Bladder, i - Calculns Gravel or;1 Brickdust- Deposit and Mucus or Milky Discharges. .-.. , ; KEARNEY'S ; EXTRACT BU C H U Permanently Cures all Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS & DROP SICAL SWELLINGS, Existing in Men,"Womenand Children. MATTER WII AT THE AG E I Prof, Steele' says: "One bottle of Kearney's Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more than all other Buchuscombinen.' Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five Dollars. Sold by all uruggiscs. Nevic-York. t.: yTv Ar. TOW-WWI. i.WllitwfciB CCADENSED TIME rABLK, rullect on and ailer cdiday, June i, 1S75. Stations. Mail. Expr&ut. Leave Charlotte, 9.24 p. nj r.5T a. in. . Air LuieJu. Uoi - V i iiJAi - . M nsDnrv, 11, a. m? s.:?4 it. 10J A ver rofcitfi'Jini lor lS?.'I"lgliIli tar. THE ALDINK, Tlio Art Journal of America ISSSlblCIJ MONTHLY. i "A magnilh'cnt itnceitiii wo ihI.tI'iiM y ' carried out,'"" ' "VV" irersons orurms L"t":,Zl Depot, 104 Dunne St., the Special Taxes namBu uv A ppiiysici3n in attendance to answer appiy wis -. iJi'i, w r correspondence and give advice gratis. Internal Revenue at Raleigh, N. . C. ..and .v . mv for and orocure tne opeciai-Aax uicw, nw. tamp or Stamps they nee, prior to May J, 1875, and without further no tice. J . W . WUUUAZiZ), Commissioner of Internal Ke venue. Office of Internal Revenue, Washington, D. C, Feb. 1, 1875. 4t PKOPOSALS FOR MILmilY SUP PITIES. Office Chief Q. M.f DEP'jb of the South, LouisviLiiE, Ky., Maifch 31, 1875. SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TR1P licate, under tho usual conditions, will be received at this otfee, and also at the offices of the U. SJ Quartermas ters at the several posts named below, until 12 o'clock, M., on Wednesday the 12th day of May, 1875, it which time aH nWn thfiv will be opened in the presence of bidders, for the delivery of military supplies during the tiscal year, beginning July 1, 1S75, and ending Juno 30, 187G, as follow: 'Wood, Coal, Corn, pats, Hay, and Straw, at the following named posts: Louisville. Lebanon, Lancaster and Frankfort. Ky., Nashville, Humboldt, and Chattanoogs, Tefrn., llnntsville, Monnt Vernon, and mobile, .ia., At lanta and Savannah, I Ga., Charleston, Columbia, i'orkville; and Newberry, S. C, Fort Johnston, Fort Macon, Ma rion and Raleigh, JN. r., ana nt. Augus tine, Florida. f Bids for anv portifm of tho supplies will be entertained. The Government Reserves tho right to rifnt anv or all bids. A bretereuce willbe given to articles nf domestic production. Blank proposalsana printea cirr.u- TO THE . j . , Nervous and Debilitated Of Both Sexes. No Charge for Advice and Consultation. 1. 11' p.m. 1JU Danville, Mt - BurkeVille, 11.35 1 ? '4 Ar. at Richmond, 2.22 p, m GOliNO, SOUTH. Stations. Mail. Leave Richmond, '1.3S p. m 13 urkeville, 4.52 " Dundee, m 10.33 Danville,; 10.39 Greensboro 2.45 a. m ti 0.07 44 i 8.47 p.'.ni. Tijcrpress. 5.03 a.m. 8.35 " 1.14 p. m. 1.J7 41 3.58 44 6.16 " 44 Salisbury, 5.27 Air-Line Ju.7.55 Ar. at Charlotte, 8.03 a. in. R33 44 GOING EAST. , GOII WEST. Stations. Mail. Ijoave Greensboro 3.00 a.m. A Co. Shops, 4.30 . 44 Lr 44 Raleigh, . &33 " Arat Goldsborp, 11.30 a.m.L Mail. 2.00 a. m. 2.38 a. m 8.10p. ui, p.00 p. in, It. u. 4.30 p.-m ;.i3 k.4J a. m. 0.33 44 Dr. J. B. Dyott, graduate of Jeffer son Medical College, Philadelphia, au thor of several valuable works, can be consulted on all diseases of the Sexual or Urinai-y Organs, (which he has made an especial study) either in male or fe male, no matter from what cause origi nating or of how long standing. A practice of 30 yer?s enables him to treat diseases with f -':'ss. Cures guaran teed. Charges. ":sonable. Those at a distance cau to 4 aid letter describing symptoms ana inclosing to prepay postage. Send for the . We to Health. Price 10 cents. J. I). DYOTT, M. D.. Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duaue St. iN. x . , ; leb. 4. ly. it T II K T RACK XJHIS WAY ! ! lars. Khowinir the estimated quantities required at each iost, and giving full, instructions as to ; the manner of bid ding, and the terms ot contract ami navment. can be obtained by personal or written application to the Quarter-; masters at tLe various posts, or to mm ollice. JAMES A. Ulv-liN, Chief Quartermaster. April 8, 1S75. 42 4 w. And let the rush continue on its Avay to J. M. ROSENBAUM'S, At Kline's Old Corner, Fayetteville and llargett Streets, where it is a well- known fact that there is to be j found the largest stock of j DRY GOODS, PHINTS. DOMESTIC PLAIDS, BROWN AND - RLE. Section 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact, (two thirds of all the members of each House concurring",) That a Conven tion of the people of North Carolina each member of the General As sembly, and one hundred copies Within thirty days after its ratifica tion for each board of county com- lssioners, and the use of the regis- rs and judges of election in their pective counties; and this act 44 No, I don't want any of your lightuiti rods," said a Kentucky farmer, last week, to a man who had stopixxl at his house to put up patent lightning conductors; 44 1 ain't afraid of lightning, it's the thunder I believe's going to knock us all endwise, somo day." 44 You don't seem to comprehend," said the pedlar ; 44 these ere silver-tipped rods are lightning rods, and the gold-tipped ones are thunder rods just what you want," and he per suaded the old man in ordering up the gold-tipped roils. be, and the same is hereby called. iall bein force and take effect from to meet in the Hall of the House ol and after its ratification. Representatives, at the city of Ra- J Rifled the 19th day of March, icign, on iuuuuay, uie um uay uj i 1875. September, A. D. 1S75, lor the pur Jamance. Alexander, Alleghany, Anson, A Vermont horse jockey, boast ing the other day of the speed of his horse, eravely assserted that he could trot seventeen miles an hour. 44 Seventeen miles an hour !" says a bystander ; 44 1 guess as how that's a thumper." 44 My dear fellow," replied he of tho Green Mountain, 44 seventeen miles is not great for tho creature now ; for when he was but two years old the lightning killed the old mare and chased the colt all round the pasture without getting within ten rods of of him." 3urke, ?abarrus. Caldwell, Honesty. Thero is a boy in St. Louis who wrote to a police officer as follows : 44 Dear Captain, lam sorry to tell you that I broke a pane of glass in a lamp-post on Twenty-third street, between Carr and Wash streets, on Sunday, April 2T. I broke it with a ball, and the policeman rau after me, but he could not catch me. So I hope that twenty-five cents will lay for the glass, and I promise that I won't play ball on tho street any 1 ."(,! IQIIoTN lUinx jd ' 1 .In lS73Pru3- s. The pose of considering and adopting such amendments to the Constitu tion as they may deem necessary and expedient, subject only lo the restrictions hereinafter provided. Sec. 2. The said Convention shall consist of one huudred and twenty delegates, and each county shall be I Ashe entitled to the same number of del-1 Jjeaufort and egates that it has members of the j pamijco House of Representatives under the 5Crtie present apportionment, aud thesaic Jjia(jen . . .... A '1 t . ' delegates snail nave me quaimca-J Brunswick, 110ns rcquireu 01 iiiemuuia v i 1 JJuncombe, House of itepresentatives, 01 wnicr. qualifications the Convention shall be the judge. Sec. 3. On the 1st Thursday of Au I camden gust, 1S75, the sheriffs of the '.Stat arteret, shall open polls for the election o. raswell, delegates to the said Conventior r&tawba, from their respective counties, anc Chatham the election aforesaid, and the regis r"iierokee and tration for the same, shall bcelc J Graham and conducted ; the officers thereof Chowan including registrars and judges a jav election, appointetl ; tho jvota I Aipv counted and compared ; the rcsuli proclaimed, and certificates issuet in the same manner as is now pro vided by law for the election o members of the House of Repre sentatives of the General Assembly Sec. 4. Thesaid delegates sliall be ealled to order at 12 o'clock on the j f)uni:n day fixed therefor, by the jChie fc,i,wnl Justice or one of the Associate Jus .fc0thp tices of the Supreme Court or Seer j Ynv.iin tary of State, who, if there be not f 1 JhagfoH quorum, shall adjourn them to the j fjafpg same place, and from day to day (jranville, ' uniu a quorum snau appear; ant 1 Grpenp on the appearance of a quorum, he rjniifnrd shall administer to each of them thi iraxr following oath: tTa-mot - -m. .-mm y , You, A B, do solemnly sweai Haywood, (or affirm, as the delegate clea IjEIenderson, fjPCJshall choose,) that you will faithful.' . malntain and support the (X :::ti- . ' - -fit TT .9 A m a j Uudftj1 ine uniiea otaies oc . 1 tne . enamenM rriprpm. in. ; "Villi Vr ist of Counties and the number of Delegates to wh ieh each county is entitled. 1 o Jackson, Johnston, Jones, Lenoir, Lincoln, , Macon, Madison, Martin, McDowell, Mitchell, Montgomery, Moore, Nash, New Hanover and Pender, Northampton, Onslow, Orange,.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 o Vleaveland, Jolumbas, raven, Cumberland, tjurrituck, pare, pavidson, 11th and i:::i ' m. m m V m mrtford. olyde, Iredell, Total, Pasquotank 1 1 Perquimans, 1 1 Person, 1 1 Pitt, 2 1 Polk, A 1 Randolph, 2 Richmond, 1 2 Robeson, 2 1 Rockingham; .2 1 Rowan, JJ 2 Rutherford, 1 1 Sampson, " 2 2 Stanly, ' 1 2 Stokes, " 1 1 Surry, ,1 1 Swain, 1 1 Transylvania, 1 1 Tyrrell, 1 2 Union, 1 1 Wake, 4 2 Warren, , v ; 2 2 Washington, 1 1 Watauga, 1 1 Wayne, 2 1 AVilkes, 2 1 Wilson," 1 l1 Yadkin, 1 2 'Yancey 1 120 Proposals for work at iNaiionai Itlilitary Cemeteries. Offick of National Cemeteries, Washington, D. C, March 61, lbto. ri BALED PROPOSALS, IN TKIPLI 3 cate. with a copy of this advertise ment attaohed to each, will be received at this ollice until Thursday, MayOth, 1S75, for work at National Cemeteries, as follows : Superintendent's lodges, of brick or stone,, for tho National Cemeteries at IiGbauon, Logan s Cross ltoaus, ana Camp Nelson, Ky., Little Itock, Ark., and Pittsburg Landing, Tenn. Inclosure walls, of brick or stone, fortho National Cemeteriesat Wilming ton, N. C, and Poplar Grove, near Petersburg, Va. The work will be inspected by com petent engineers, and a strict compli ance with the terms of the contract will be required. Copies of plans and specifications may be seen at this office, aud at the Quartermasters' oilices at Louisville and Lebanon, Ky., Iluntsville, Ala., Little Rock, Ark., Fort Monroe, Va., and Fort Johnson, N. C. Copies may also be seen at the cemeteries above mentioned. iEACHED DOMESTICS, HATS AND CAPS, MILLIN ERY GOODS,- NO TIONS, FAN CY GOODS, Ac, fcc, in the City. We are daily receivinarlarsre additions t the General Stock, which is alwavs wept freshand complete in every branch ana department 01 tue store. JReady-made clothinGt is the specialty of my trade, and I am n iw prepared to offer every grade of C Hhing at the very bottom prices. Call ai d see for yourselves. GROCKERY DEPARTMENT. have the only exclusive Crockery Streinthe city, connected with and ad uining the main establishment. I of ?r every species of Crockery at whole- say, to the country trade, at Northern. pries, as I buy direct in, large quanti ties irmii nrsi nanus. to Administer to their everv want at teriis wmen 1 will guarantee satisfac tort. Raleigh, October 1, 1874; 15 Nouxiiin:srEKiv4pr. c Leave Greensboro, Arrive at Salem, -Leave Salem, Ar. at Greensboro, : Passenger train leaving lileieh at S.10 P. M; connects at Greeusliro' witli the Northern bound train ; m king the quickest time to all N or theii cities. Price of Tickets same as. la other routes. -,: !j- '" -- Trains to and from poin hi East of Greensboro connect at Greensloro with Mail Trains to or from points forth or South. ' : "v Two Trains daily, both ways On Suiida' Lynchburg Accoimoda tion leave Richmond at9.0U a. nl arrive at Bnrkeville V2Ai p. ui., leaveliurke ville 4.35 a, nr., arrive at Iticlmiiid 7.5 a. m. ' ; i"o chnnqe 'of cars between Ckirlolte and Richmond, 2"2 miles. ; Papers that have arrangemeiil to ad- vertise'the '.'schedule of this Kjnpany will please print as above. ; -For further information ad -t!--S.-E.-"ALIilX Gen'l Ticket vSfrent, i Green's bo rti N. C. T. M. R. Talcoi't. Engineer i&l Gen'l Superinfcndent. Office Petersburg Ji. . Co., , March 27th, AN AND AFTER MARCH list, the ys trains will run as tollows LEAVE WELDOX. Lxpress Train, a in iuau 'aui,. f- J 111 ' AKRIVK AT PETKlSIlUli. Express, --, 10: a m Mail, h 7:t p ni LEAVE I'ETEllSBURG. Mail,". 5:41 a m Express, j 3:5 p m AllKIVE AT WELDOX. Mail, v'Al a m Express, , . - PIP 111 FEEIOIIT TRAINS. Leavo Petersburg, 8:01a m ueave vv eiaon, o:U(ia m , Arrive at Weldon, 4:0()i m Arrive at Peteisburg. 12:20 111 GASTON TRAIN. Leave Petersburg, G:15h m Leave Gaston, 1:15 f m Arrive at Gaston, 12:50 1 m Arrive at Petersburg. 8:10 V m Freights for ! Gaston- Branch 4 11 be received at the Petersburg depol onlu on iviuiN da. x s ana tii u ksu a xne epot wui ue ciosea at ftrit p m No goods will bo received aftel that hour. O J. C. SPRIGI. , i od u. ii.ng. ana uen. JMamter. Thc.11efes.s1ty of a Kjnlarj medium lor me represei?iaiion oi me produc tions of our great artistjtuhas hIwhvh Ijeen recognized,' and niaiTy j attempt' have been made to meet the wiant. Tho successive failures which bo ihvariattly followed each attempt in thi-ji country to Ktitblish an art journal, did not prove the indilTereneeof the petple jof Amer ica to the claims of high art. So soon as a properapproi'iation of the; want mild an ability, to meet it were show n, tl public at once rallied with euthu.siasni to it?' support, and tho result wii In great artistic and commercial triumpAi Tub Aldine. TiieAli)INE. while issued with all the regularity, has none of the tempo rary or timely interest characteriNtlc jf ordinary periodicals. It is an fJi-gHit miscellany of pure, light; ami gntoelul literature; and a lle-tim-if pirtuief, the rarest specimens of artistic nkill. wi black and white. Although ;ah Hiik ceed i n g n u m her a flo nl s a I r 1 1 pi ca.4 ure to its friends, .the real, value nnl beauty of The Aldink will l inot appreciated after itL. Ixmnd up nt close of the year. Whlletuhejr publ !;!! tions may claim superior chetquuH, h compared with rivais of a similar i lasji. The Aldink Is a unique and origina l conception alone and unapnroarhed- -absolutely without competition in pi i 1 or character. The p ssossor. m a n( -. plete volume can notduplicatq the qui tity of tine paper and engraving in uy other shape or number of volume K4 t TKN TIMES ITS COST ; ANDT1I EN, Til KhH IS THE CIIROMO, BESIDES! J , The national feature of The Ai.iun must be taken iu no" narrJ v eii. True art is cosmopolitan. Wjliilt Tiik aldink is a siricuy Ainorn an 41111111 tion. it does not eontino itself entin-JV to the reproduction of natlv art. J t; mission is to cultivate a .broad akui hi nreoiative art taste, one that will did criminate only on grounds intrinsiiS merit.' iThus, while placing natrons of. The Aluine, as characteristic, the productio most noted American artist; will always be . given to .peciiniiN from foreign inasters, givingsuucrHH i eor, tltu a leiuliuji; . !S of UV alteutio all the pleasure ami instruction obtad able from home or foreign s'Ui cch. The artistic illustration 01 Aiuei ifun scenery, original with The Aldink, r an important feature, and lid um;niil- cent platesare ot asize morn npnpijij-. ate : to tho satisfactory treatment Ml details than can be a Horded j Uy any leriornager The.) ud icons iiitersiu'i'sioli of landsttate. marine. Dtrure. ami mii mal subjects, sustain an uoaluU'I iniei est, impressible when the scolpo of th work comities Hie artist too vlost'lv to single stylo of subject. The literatu of The Aldine is a light and gra-pfil accompaniment, worthy of tio ariisii features; with only such terhnicai n auisitions as uo not mteneru witii iuv popular lnteiest oi tue work. 1 PIIEMIUM FOlt 1S73. Every subscriber for 1875 will rfi a beautiful portrait, in oil colors, of th same noble dog whose puture 111 former issuo attracted so much alien tion.' 1 ' nnANGE OF SCIIEDUL1S. y 11 ) 1Hik i olu v It will havf en. Raleigh fe Augusta Aife iIine, Vtee, . Raleigh. N. C, Nov. ly. 1871, On and after Saturday, Nbv. 3lth. 1S7' tra-mQ rn . thn It Ar A AIT. ' If iil 10 an mviormer customers and ra- wni mn iiotio- sA r i.ri V trohs, and the public generally. I would follfiws 1 - : J . i saMthat l am better prepared than ever -Mail train leaves Raleigh. 3115 P.M. ' Arrives at Sanford. 6iL5 - f Mail train Ieapves Sanford j 6.U0 A.&I. Arrives at llaleigh, 9i!0 4 Mail train makes close connection at Kaleign witn the Kaleigh and Gaspn Railroad, to and from all poniu Moxth. And at Sanford with tho Westii-n Railroad, to and from Fayetteville and points on Western Railroad. ' ; J A. IJ. ANDREWS, j dec 4 tf. Superintendent S200 REWARD. pkoclamation i;otkou. BY XI IE Proposals should be endorsed " Pro- one Baxter Pharr. late of Cabarrus posals for Lodges, or Walls for National county, stands charged 'with themurder Cemeteries," and addressed to the un- of Isaac Spears, and that he has fled the Vffice Stipt. of Transportation, J S. & ROAN OK E It. R. CoJ Executive Departmext, Raleigh, N. C, Jan; 19. 1875. Whereas, Official information has bee ni received at this l)pnrtmnt. tliat On aud afterV this date trains of tiis road will Ifiiivft Wfildon dsdlv. SuikIiv dersigned. They will ue opened at noon statejor so conceals nimseit that tho or- excepted, as lollows : uinary process 01 law cannot be served on the date specified, when bidders are invited to be present. A. F. ROCKWELL, Capt. and A. Q. M. April 8th, 1875. 42 Iw fpl,UUU.day nighc last, ray Jrri 1 .11! 1. A i A- dwelling anu conieuis, liiuiuuxng my stock of provisions, year's supply of meat, the unexpended proceeds of. my crop, my deeds, bonds, books, accounts, clothing, furniture, mementoes, my gold watch and chain, my wife's gold coin and jewelry were destroyed by lire. My wife, eight children and myselt barely escaped with our night clothing. I have good land, good health, indus trious and energetic habits, and have good hopes of replacing tho value of my losses, but need help NOW to build a temporary dwelling ana supply my family with the necessaries of lite. 1 don't want to beg. And therefore ask my friends to loan me small sums, say 2o, $0 or $100, according to their abil ity, and 1 will repay it witn interest m a reasonable time. Those disposed to help me will leave the amount at either of the banks or at Mr. I . J? . escnd's. R. K. FERRELL. Wilson's Mills, N. C, Feb. 18, '75. uponj him ; Nov, therefore, I, Curtis 11. Brog- DEvGovernor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority in me vesica oy law, do issue tins my procla- uiawuji, onenug a reward ot 11UNIRE1 DOLLARS Mail train at y No. 1 Freight train at No. 2 Freight train at Arrive at Portsmouth : Mail train at A No. 1 Freight trin at 2:00 r. k. Noi 2 Freight train at 4:00 p. k Freight trains have passenger carsat- tacned. Bteamers lor Edenton, Jflr- moutn and lanuings on liiacK water tad -I 4 vM. 4 A.M K 7:15 p. jr, f L t 3 A ' 1 n . ,f I rph lt wi u ; AD? sam Chowan Rivers, leave Franklin at J:i0 2Sfi f?la5?il f lff ?t Sibarr",S a. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and tti- V"? riSfr days.- e.o.&hio,1 T 1 i 1 UhXi febl6-w2m. L VE JOY ACADEMY The principals of this Academy hav ing seoarated bv mutual consent, the 72d session 'will begin -Jannaryr 20th, 187 o, under Ji M.IXiovejoyj Princlhal, and O. W; Lovejoy; A;ssistant." r. For Information apply to kjithertho Principal or Assistant. 5 Ji arLOVEJOX? Jan. 7, 1875. ' r - -j -20-4t A SSIGXXICS NOTICE OF ?AP J. POINTMENT. Notice' is hereby given that I have been "appointed .As signee of James J. Coley, of Rocky Mount, ixasn county, rx, j.,, bankrupt, by the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of North Carolina. " . : i ji . O. ROSENTHAL, Assignee, S3 lawSw. Raleigh, N;C - i , Done at oir citv ot .-Kalfticrh.i thn f - r- ? iytn day 01 January, A. D. 1S75, U S. and in the 99th year of Americau- ! independence. C. IT.RROGDEN. Jly the Governor: J. IJ. Neatheuy, i Private Secretary. description : , Baxter Pharr is five feet, eleven inches mgii,veigH3 about 170 poundsis black, and supposed to be in York or Lan caster county, S. C. XT a x.: x,. 11 it o w iv. General Agent for the Celebrated Estey Cottage Organs. Payments easy. Prices low. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. . T " ,1 Also dealer in all k inds -of; , , MUSICAIr INSTRUMENTS. Fancy Goods, Toys, Baskets, Cliildrcn4 Z ' , a Mm . - images, cigars, j,'jpes ana robacco. Don't forget to call at No. 10 Fayette ville street, Raleigh, N. CT s ' ' y , -lirillSKET STILL FOK SALE, f jne saoscriDer oners? lor sale a first-rate ;i.f,,..i , :- ,i':rf with fvurt Yvnmo Iiaai . nA good as new, mad W 11 esse! bach r of I wn wrma.,; Superintendent .of Transportatior ,nE;:E-vR We are nowpreparod to execute evlry description of . f ;lla.in and Fancy JOB P R IN T IN - - f ' - . . - from the smallest Card to the larctut Poster, on asv reasonable terms asj Jhe same work can bo done at any est jb-? I ish ment intliie State. We will keen constantly n hand, print to order, , SbfieUors', mperior Omrt CSerkf SJitrijfs ' and 2ragistrates ' MlanM pf the latest im piro vet form, on most rei ivucigo. i-wi, useu out mile, wm tsavc coMrjTjar ruierrAND jEXECDTION Revenue tax, kc For further partic- w?ti it :;! k,aJ. a u ulars address lH JQEL PATRICK,'- ' i ,fV bouses in ' 23-Ctpd. M M LaGrangeN. C; theStatev ;V ' - : . 4 ' " - " hi am mmi I JOH2T ARMSTRONG, , ; , No. I Fayettevlllk Street. ' ; ft a Leigh, n.. a7 , books ind ni jz y.; And, Blank Book Manufacturer ' NewsMpers. Masrazines. and Law Books, of every description, bound s in the verybest style, and at lowest price; A sECorm hand mason and il nAISLix 'Organ, double bank of keys, in perfect ordert; very low, at:- ' Ti AT. La. UROWITS. Orders-Jty mailpromptlv attended to. and -work shipped by Mail or Express to any portion of the State. " f s Orders solicited.',' . 1 Office over, tlio North Carolina Bookstore,' first door south of the Cap- i itoL . a . t - " . W. M. BROWN, Manaoeh, January.14, 1875. 1 - -.- , . . will bo welcome inoverv hn o. Mvervi- body loves surh a d"g, and !! hh trait is executed so true to the li , th: it sterns the veritable n reset re ol animal itself. Tle . Rev. . T. l)u Will land dug (the finest in Hrok at it! Although ho natural, h sees this premium curonin the slightest fear of being lil Besides the ohroin. "every :n I : r t- subseriher to TiK Akoink Imi- I,s7. constituted atnember, ami 4-nlilUd all the privileges of the aijuai; aim jrio. The Union owns tho origiiJals if The Auunu pictures, w hirh.wiih 1 1 1 paintings and engraving, arik to in di tnbuted amontr tho im-iiibHrs. 1 every series' bf 5,000 sultsi'filers. m ui nt; runt pieups, vintu at ivcr ,j.;m of are distfihuted as soon as il series is foil and tho iitwards each series as made, are to be ipiihlishiir in the next succeeding issiieof T11 !: A 1.1 dine. This rmturOonlv applies to sul. scribers whoipay for one year in An Vance. Full particulars in circular sen on application enclosing a stamp. I yeiumm:. One Subscription, entitlinq to TIII ALDINB one year, the chroiw and the AH union, Sd.OOTER APJNUM IN ADVANCE (No ciarge for postage.) "3rSpeciu4;n Copies of Tjiii Ai.dine 00 cents. I THE ALDINE will, hereafter. Ia obtainable only by subscription. Then win oe no retiueed or club rntt: easll for snbscriptiAns'inust be sent to tht uuuiisuers uuiici, or uamieu W) tne ion cal canvasser, Kvitiiout itEspjoxs in 1.1 j TY TO TUB rUlLISHEKS, excctltt ill rjinn where the certificate is given. U'arioi the lac-simile iignaturo of Ja mks Sut ton, President CASVAisKKS U'AJtTKD. A' 1 . . . -. 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