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T
SABBATH HEADING!
AFTER A WHILE.
After a while a busy brain
Will rest from all its toil'and pain
-4fter a while earth's rush will cease,
And a wearied heart find sweet release.
After a while a vanished face,
An empty seat, a vacant place.
After a while a man forgot,
A crumbled headstone, an unknown
PURITY OF LIFE.
Few men and women seem to know
how to live pure lives. There is one
' rule which is easily understood, which
it is safe to follow : Do, think and say
. nothing with which you, yourself, will
not become disgusted, or against which
your purest consciousness will revolt.
It is doubted if any man's or Woman's
nature does not repel impurity of deed
or thought, whenever the deed is per
formed or the thought spoken or re
vealed to one's own inner , self. The
penalty of consciousness of degradation,
diminution of self-respect, nnworthi
ness, comes to every honest mind. The
man or woman who cultivates purity
of lif e, physically, mentally, spiritually,
is not likely to act impurely, nor to
, impress others as impure. Nor is he
or she likely to be accounted vulgar or
uncompanionable in consequence. -Purity
of life is not peculiar to any
creed or condition. It does not be
long to any class exclusively. It is ' a
growth. It comes of conviction and is
aided by nature at every step; for; it
brings the surest compensations and
the sweetest. An impure life develops
bitterness at every step. It yields dis
satisfaction to the soul and discontent
to the spirit. It embitters the whole
being, rendering it distrustful, insincere
and unstable.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
The United States now raise only
two-thirds as much cotton as is raised
in British India. !
1285 bales of cotton were sold in
Raleigh last week. This is larger than
the receipts for the corresponding
month last year. '
Wilmington shipped last week 2,120
bales of cotton to Liverpool.
Charlotte is looming up as a cotton
market, Laving bought and sold 40,000
bales' during the Jast cotton year.
There has been 1C53 bales of cotton
shipped by four merchant? of Granville
the present season.
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AMMOKI ATED SOLU
V
STAR
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ALF. JL. THOMPSON. JOKL D. WHITA!
HOMPSON & WHITAKJlV
Mark.
BLE PHOSPHATE.
THE BEST FERTILIZER FOic, COTTON WHEAT, CORN,
" "' - OATS, &c.
Manufactured by LOREN'TZ & FJTFLER, Chemical and Superphosphate Works, Baltimore
For Sale by A . O. S A NDERS fef GO., Agents, Grocers and Commission
i Merchants, Raleigh, N.C. '
Novl4:Rm - n
13,00'bales of
cotton were ' sold in
Charlotte last week,
The Durham
Tobacco Plant say :
ffUCCSSa ESY02TD COUP ETITIO -J.
ITellis' FateatrTS Cetten Tia.
..a -
The yield of the cotton crop in that
RKDZD'RICX & CQ
ALBA iJ-V. N.V.
Is? - BALES H A
section is much
once thought it would be
Sale of Short
At. the sale of
better than farmers
TM Tib rnrvta ihm aaurot alaf rrtrr Planter nd
Factor thalb a rirealt atrial. A iarf trial at the
Preaa or Comirera affirma ita irtxOTr-., meriu and
adraptatea over any la the market W are prepared
to airpply tb trails at market p'ieea. Crtlcri and
Sample Order rwwetfaily aolJcited. ddrcaa
A. J. N1LLIS & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
C7AJao, mfn. Afrtl. 8teelai Irmaef all kind
and aixea, to mi Cottwt Swerpi, Bcranera, Bail
Toacaet. ESiovet. Pea Viae Cutter, -to. -t Rum1
t xemperoa or amir rrooeM to ail kiodsoE aoil.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL
' JOURNAL
Horn's in England. -
the Gaddesby Short
horns, on Mr. Cheney s place, near Lei
cester, in England, the other day, the
" ' o.
the highest ayerage ever recorded. Sir
Curtis Lampsonj paid-1,785 guineas for
the heifer Duchess-of Gloucester, and
the Duchess of irdrie sold for 1,700
tmineas.
. California Products. The Colifor-BOOK & JOB PRINTIN
nia f armer gives me ionowmg as tne
result of the crops of that State for
1874
30,000,000 bushels
28,000,000 pounds
11,000,000 gallons
At the late btate r air the stock ex
hibited was very fine, consisting of
Short-horns, Alderneys, and Devons ;
the sheep werelargely represented
D3REB fCH, PKSCE-UST
! AMD
cotton without tramp- tJk
in? cr "topping.
Grain
Wool
Wine
Book Binding Office,
Fayetteville Street,
MISCELLANEO US
io Sabbath.- Paris has no Sabbath
and that fact has-done more to banish
Christianity than all the writings of
Voltaire; and Vienna has no Sabbath
' and that fact does more to annihilate
. religion than ever did, the skepticism
of Frederick. Turn the Sabbath into
a day of sports and pastimes, of milita
ry . reviews and of pantomimes and
theatrical exhibitions, and not an infi-
del anywhere would : care a farthing
The State Senate-is composed of
nineteen lawyers, eighteen farmers, two
farmers and merchants, two lawyers
and farmers, two merchants, one miner,
two teachers, one mechanic, two phy
sicians, and one cofhn maker In the
House, out of ninety-five members who
have reported to us their occupations,
there are fiftv-ene farmers, sixteen
lawyers,, five teachers, seven merchants,
three physicians, two bankers, five me
chanics, two ministers, one hsherman,
one civil engineer, and two barbers.--
Raleigh News.
RALEIGH, IV.
Thirty bales of hay
per nonr. Twenty
baiea or cotton
nor honr. -JTVi-
the" p.KJ)tiH;D(
PESPErUALBALfKS PRESS
s
mm i a FAi'Tii 1
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
It is assumed by those who have
about the tomes of Volney or Voltairie, 8ood opportunities to know as much LETTER-HEADS
1 j. ii. . 1 i xx . ji. na nan lio l.-nown nlrki-if tlinmn.tf.PT tliof J
uuulll me KKeuiiuisiii oi . nume. tnfi wu.u VUMU
- ' 1 1 1 If Pit - 'Ll
sneers of Gibbon or the scurrillity of oniJ n?111 OI ine PaPer money oi me
POSTERS,
CIRCULARS,
BILL-HEADS
Paine.
A TTENTION INTRA YER.
country, amounting in the aggregate
to $780,000,000, is actively employed,
the balance lvinsr idle in bank vaults
and other places of depositH this es
timate is anywl
monej
A pious Jew, while on a journey, per- there should nd longer be any demand
ceived tnat the hour pi the evening tor more paper
prayer had arrived. He stopped, and
prayed to God. Lost in his meditation,
his heart lifted heavenwards, he did
not replyJonoMer
lSnraged at the Jew's apparent rude
1-1 " j i . . -
ere iear' the real fact,
New Aflvcrtisemcnts.
1)
ness, the nobleman waited until he had
finished his prayers, and then ancrrilv
uuuressea mm: " Vrete i u- iv rWt
! . . ' . . :. -V
uiou not return my salutation ? I have
a good mind to punish thee for thv in-
;tt,1 it,, " i(T? A-,- TT.1 J
vi'm"j' j-xicjau, mo neDrew re
plied, "if thou wert standing before thv
i.: i i , J
unci spoKe to nim. and one of thv
inenas passed thee and saluted thee
IT I i 1 " '
wouiast thou leave abruptedly the kin
and turn to thy friend ?" "Certain
ly not ; I would not dare do Rneh- n.
thing. "Now," said the Hebrew, "judge
if I have done right or wronir in hot re
turning thy salutation. I stood before
the King of kings, the Almighty Crea-
ator oi the -world, ottermg.to Him mv
prayer of supplication: liow darerl T
leave Him mid turn to;thee "Thou )l 1 Hi A
From 2 to 7 Feet
GUARANTEED
Foil
ROLESVIL
The State Agricultural Journal.
farmer in the State would .do well to
sabsenbe for itJ Priceonly $2 per
num. Mitton Chronicle.
DRUGGISTS' LABELS, '
PROGRAMMES, .
' TICKETS,
DODGERS,
&c, &c, &c.
11-
Furnished upon application, and printing done
IN ANT COLOR DIKr?rn
UNN, RIGGAN & CO.,
c.
FORESTV1LLE, N
Are still manufacturing their WJELLnKNOWX
COTTON TLOWand Cultivator with attach
ments. Also a variety of Turninsr Plows.
.single and double horse, from -the-No. 0 to
their unproved C iff and Draee, which, will
compete with any Of the improved nlovvs noW
in use, either in price or otherwise. -We
hope' by. practical ability, and prompt
tne
N
Our friends who favor u3 with tbeir orders
wm nave mem executed with
Satisfaction & Dispatch,
OU THE UN
in i h
LiUIllJlll lIlililLll!
RALEIGIL N. C.
The undersigned is manufacturing Regalia
for Good Templars, and Patrons ot Husbandry,
which is warranted to be tqual to auy North
ern regalia lor the same prices:,
FOR GOOD. TEMPLAES :
No. 1. Delaine, tinsel lace trimming, 14
pieces, lull set for officers, ... $15 00
No. 3 Delaine. 1 inch fringe, 14
pieces, lull set lor officers, 20 00
No 3. Merino, 1 inch fringe, with
wreathes, 25 00
Regalia for Floor Members, (Delaine,) f6 50
per dozen. Bleaching, 5 00 per dozen.
FOR PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY
Genuine Nankeen, trimmed with scar
let galoon,(sashand apron complete, 85 cents
Calico Nankeen, trimmed with scarlet,
galoon, (sash and apron complete), 70 cents
Bleachiug, trimmed with scarlet ga
loon, (sash and apron complete,) 50 cents
Refers to any of the many Good Templar
Lodges and Granges in the State now using
this iiegalia. Address,
. Mrs. A. R. EDWARDS,
Regalia Manufacturer, Raleigh, N. C.
aug ij-om.
ear Trees For The Million.
Largest Stock intbe Vest;-fine
assortment; extra quality packed to go safe
ly any distance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices low by hundred or thousand. A full as
sortment of other trees, shrubs, plants, etc.
illustrated Catalogue mailed free to applicants.
J. G. HANFORD, Co'lumbus Nursery, Colum
bus, Ohio.
GROCERS,
r manufacturers of m.2al,
Agents for Kavassa Gdano,
No. 5, Martin Steet;
A
RALEIGH, N. C.
nov.14 6m
O R
S ALE
.30,000 Strawberry plants, WILSDN, JOCUN-
n A and STEVVAK P. fparlr AiSO 10.UUU AO-
PARaGUS roots, one and two years old.
Raleigh, N. CM Oct 20. oct 31-4w
JpURNITURE AND CARPETING
Ibc old House of ,
S. A. STEVENS & CO.
Comet' Main and Grahdy Streets,
NORFOLK, Va., . " ':
ARE STILL A T THE HEAD, :
f. !
Our stock of Goods, embracing everything
pertaining to a ,
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE AND CARPET
! HOUSE, i
Is the most eomplete this season we have ever
oflered. Prices guaranteed the same as
New York. ', ' oct.8.3m.
TATJGHAIT, BARNES & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND '
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
McPIIAILS WIIARF,
Norfolk, Virginia.
. We keep constantly on tiand a large and va
ried 6tock of Standard Bagging and Ties bought
of anufacturers which will be furnished to
our patrons at lowest market prices free o
Commission. sept. 8.6m.
DAncey, IItman fc Co.,
143 Pearl St., N. Y.
o
AK SHADE STOCK FARM,
? PITTSBORO, N. C.
son;, - .
T. B. HARRIS &
. Breeders of
Cots77old Shsop and Improved Berk
:: , shiro Eogs. 'j, V
The Stock brea on this farm is frotS the best
sources and from' prize-winners at, numerous
ttate Fairs, and won first prize at'the late N.
O. State Fair.
Young: stock for sale
fleece.- Address
T
Uymans & Dancet,
Norfolk, Va.
HYMAN'S & DANCEY,
COTTON FACTORS
. I. ' '. and ' :.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
Vo. 1 Peruvian Guano,
Phosphates; Bone Dust, Ground Bone, Land
Plaster, Agricultural Lime, and other
Standard Fertilizers. j '
51 WATER STREET, NORFOLK, VA.
" oct.8.3m. . ,
W. POU
Send for samiile of
Aorney at Law,
RALEIGH, NVC,
Practices in all Courts held in the City of
Raleigh. jul 23
KADER BIGGS, ' ASA BIGGS,
Norfolk, Va. ' Formerly ot H. C.
T. B. HARRIS, )
B. HAR
- : ri
April 23,
V
attc ntion, to merit
LIBERAL PATKO
inll " received froth the PLOWING
throuirhout the entire South
Nov.23,Gm.
Last done well," the nobleman said, 'o
my way m peace, "--From the Talmud.
ie eontiuat Jon of the xtfry
AGE, we have so thairk-
publie
We hold to earth 'and earthly thlno-s
y so many more links of thought, if
not aflection,'that it is far harder td
keep our view of heaven clear and
strong; wnen this life is so busv, and,
therefore, so full of realfty to us anoth
er life seems bv comDarison unrerd
Tnis is our condition, and its peculiar
temptations, but vremust endure it aiid
strive to overcome them, for
Jjot try to llee from it.
we may
SmNDAliD APPLU
TREES : I
Hish-l to 2 Years Old. j
TRUE TO NAME ! I
Sale at the
,E KURSEIUES.
10 PER 100 .
Refer by jfermUgioi. fo Wiiliamsori; Ur-
chureh and ThoinasJ Cheatham IJro. aiul it.
fl. Battle, JrJIaVWli.
1 urties ueirin to rnreh:e cayi romlt. V n
Order on Kaleigh, but he-sure to tend it "to
Polesvilie. H'ake eO-intv. X. (T.
jJ.M. FLEMING & Co., '
Ilolesville. Walie Count v. N. C
V ... - mi 1
-.1 X y
Thousands of people might be Ciijor
reasonable; lives, with opportuni
ties for self-culture, for social enjoy
ment, and for charitableifftbrt, whose
whole energy is absorbed in the des
perate struggle to add superfluities to
comforts.
'Ji vas among the loveliest customs
ot A anc"-nts to bur the young at
morning twilight, for; they strove to
give the softest interpretation to death,
so they imagined that Aurora, who
loved the young, had stolen them to
her embrace. .
During the month of October, of the
present year, Goldsboro shipped ove
the V, &; V. E. R. 'A826 bales of cot
ton bein" almost double the quantity
shipped m October, 1873. So we learn
from the Messenger.
P UBLI3 II EDV QUARTERLY. -January num.
her. just issued, and contains 100 Pages, 500
Euirravinsrs, descriptions ol of our best
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE;?, with Direc
tions for Culture, Colored . Plate, etc. The
most usefui and. elegant work ot the; kind in
the world. Only 25 cents lor ht year. Pub
lished ii, En;Ih.ii and German.
Lien 5cnds and Chattel Mortgages. -
These forms were prepared especially for us,
by an experieneed Lawyer, and are the very
latest and suited to the Merchant and Farmer.
BLANKS !-
FOR
Superior Cowl Clerks, Sheriffs, Regis
ters of Deeds, Justices of the Peace,
Merchants and Farmers. .
Unr Ijrtns arc the very latest and bein
printed on good, hard paper, make them the
most popular in the market.
A blank prirted on sorry paper soon be
comes so uaaiy mutilated as to render it use
les, and often cau-e creat trouble. Knowing
... ... - -
ana appreciating tliislact, we Lave u?ed only
me Dcsi aiKi are giaa to know they meet with
general favor.
DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Our forms of Deeds an? Mortgages are ac-.
knowjedired by all to be the best and pret
tiest in style.aud print in or out of the btate.
The paper on which they are printed will
ssand the test of years. TRY TILEM
RAILROAD WORK.
JgEEE AND WINE HALL.
I propose to sell ray larre and trrll
stock of WHISKIES, RRANDIE3. GlNS and
Sl'lRITUOUS LIQUORS of all kind, I by the
measure at irreatlv redneed nrifPa a t
to change my business to an exclusive
WINE AND BEER HALL
at my present stand. Parties who desire nur
chaPinj? FINE LIQUORS in quantities less than
hve gallons, would do well to call. Liberal ar
rangements made with dealers.
sept-Mtt A. W. FRAPS.
MORPHINE HABIT speedily
cured by Dr. Beck's only
known and eure Remedy.
SO CHARGE
for treatment until cured. ' Call on or address
PR. J. C. BECK.
112 Jolm Street, CLXCIXXATI, OniO.
Y,
FREE to all applicants ; uiy Kur
sery and Bulb Catalogues. .
F.. K. Piicenix, Bloomington, HI.
V T
KITELOCK'S
L I JJ
FOR
WHEAT
SOLD BY
-sWilliamson, Upchurch trc Thomas, Kaleicjh.
.Bishop & Branch, Petorsburg.
Barnes, Vaughn & Co., Norlolk.
Address
Not. 2S,tf
JAMES V1CK,
Uochestor, LN. Y.
JpAYETTE'ILLE
HOTEL.
St.
Comer Hay and Donaldson
FAYETTEVILLE, C.
A. OVERBAUG1I & SON, Propkietoks.
ATTENTIVE SERTAN1S.
The Table Daily Supplied with the beat this
it. other Markets afford.
Printing and Binding for SuperineeHdents or.
Agents is ' generaiu wanted in great naste.
HaringcTerythingdonein one room, changing
irom one baud to another as fast as completed
in each department, we guarantee promptness
and despatch, as also satisfaction: in mechani
cal execution, TMs is the place to bate your
Kaitrond Printing done.
HAND BILLS & POSTERS.
These we put in LARGE and ATTRACTIVE
TTPE prepared expressly for the purpose, and
give assorted colors of pape Vithottr extra
enarge. j
3grniejn.hei; ttte address,
R. T. FULGI1UM,
RixiiGH, N. C.
We endeavor to 'make the VEGETATOR
SUPERIOR to any MANURE
...
Prepared in the United States, and invite the
scrutiny of the .
CBiDST Ml PAMffiR.
Each article used is MANURE by its ell.
and combined make what Thirty Years Expe-
. m .?. r
nence in me iraae eaiisues us iorms a -
Perfect Manure.
Aho : PURE GROUND BONES
AND DISSOLVED BONES.
V W. WHITELOCS & Co.,
44 South Street, Baltimore.
Aug.20.2m
(g T. M I C K E
SALEM, N.,C,
' . : I .....
Offers for sale, at reduced prices, -
100,000 Strawbery Plants, .
15,000 Grape Cuttings, -10,000
Grape Vines, mostly of Concord and
Clinton varieties,
Grape Vines, bearinir. one dollar each or ten
dollars per dozen.
BLACKBERRY AND STRAWBERRY WINES
tor sale at reasonable prices.
Churches supplied at greatly reduced rates'.
My wines are bure.
Oct 31-3m y
jglBLICAL RECORDER,
Organ of the North Carolina Baptists,
ESTU-LiISIIISr) 1832.
A..F. Redd &! J. D. Huf ham Editors,
This paper represents a Denomination' in
North Carolina whose membership is 80,000,
thus giving a constituency of
4-0 0 , 0 O 0
The circulation among THE LARGEST
of any Weekly in the State, and is
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
Terms: $2.10 a Year.
Nov.14.tt
A BLESSING TO HOUSEHOLDS.
THE EUREKA
W A S H I N G ; M A CHINE!.
' THE LAST AND BEST.
Patented Oct 13tb, 1874.
4 This Machine is PoiitiTely.no Humbug!
It does the work complete without the use
of the hand ; does not injure the fabric as much
as the ordinary way ; does .not rub off buttons
or break stitches; does: the work rapidly with
great pase to tne operator ; no sore hand!
n.cre this maeeiae is used. ' - :
State and County , Rights for Sale
J. B. FARRAR,
noy21.eta Patentee, Pay wood, N. C.