TftE DHi-Y NUT 8tfU-
. Ggo. E. PmiaaEdig and , Proprieg
SnbscTiption Prte 2S ctSrBKMralk
hands of the Er'sians,' a ad the Turks were
ia full rev et ia treat disorder. Their
lc'ssa. ere eao.morr. i- ueaus
K BEBN, N. a, SEP. 12, 1877.
la southeastern Texas the Mexican
amusement of i bull fights is gaining a
De ialb iCoflnty, Ind: reports a me
teoric stone found there weighing two' tons
or more. ? -
A man in Chambersbnrg, It'.t has
been; sued for destroying property by
spitting tobacco juice on the iloor of a
church.
Spain pnd the United States are :nvesti-
' 31 It-. 1 . .3
gating m a irienaiy manner iuo uumuaiu
ment of American whalers ','' off the Cuban
coasfL '. ;
- General Sheridan telegraphs that Sitting
boundary, Una, and has no in'ontion ,of re
turning. ," - .;. . :
Charles Young, a son of the late prophet
has graduated from the Jaw .Department
Michigan University, and will practise in
Finckney, Mich. ' "
A man named Adrian Perez, who was
surprised in" the act of banging himself
in a; house in Mexico recently, was
cut down and tben Bent to prison
for" having stolen he rope he was using,
The long continued drouth in the North
ern frontier countie3 'of Texas is causiDg
the buffalo to die in f large numbers. For
want df fresh Water?: they Are driven to
drinks the M alkaline water, "so abundant
there, and it killsithem., ; ; . '; ! ; "
Such is the glut ; of maney on the Lon
don Stock Exchange, that ahxmaningood
credit can obtain the 'loan of Calmest any
sum for sav a fortnieht. at the rate of J A
per. cant pec annum, j Yet eyen; on these
terms there is scarcely any dem&nd.
A cattle and freight , ram collided at
Long Bridge and ; 11 cattle Wete killed.
Thos.i IiUdket, fb conductor as seriofci-
. ry injured: Repairs on the Long - Eridge
delayed the cattle tram, and the following
freight dashed into it. - -. . jj
The officers of the, Lehigh Valley Rail
road I announce . that; the . business of the
road will be oberated , . bv reduced f oce
hereafter and thus better wages! will be
paid. .The company has been .employing
more than wss required.
j The London Times' Oittrok corre3pon
dent fchoW tbafc the surrender 'of Kicsics
was neceted by the. Montenegrins bar
ing stormed . the positiona cornmapdin
the Citadel, the amrnunitiOn of the garrison
is also failing, as evidenced by their feeble
reply to the bombardment The garrison,
. whieh was oiiginally 400. 6trong, lost
200 during the siege in killed and
"Wounded. ' ; ?- u;:;: . '
' Tlwta has the follow
ipg,4pa4h frpm ena: 'The BOO
Turks who were driven from Lovatz, are
said ,t9,ber?erit?IorTirom Oiman Pasha's
camp by thej Russian cavalry. ; A Russian
detachment 'is ' 'marching in great haste
towwdf2cpr4arbich'Mwholly;Twpro
mqeaeat,wili stop the Turkish reinforce
ment3igwhJUa, the Roumaniats t block the
onblishes
the Yonoing Iflh . annbunnWfthl
&p!re ol Plevna1 W?he RasilSr4rMer
date of Siestora, Sunday Bept: '1 '"This
morning an attaci'!6n ail sides" o? Plevna
was1 commenced and was continued
througnout'the day.Cy sir o'clock in ti t
evenings the towirof5 PWtna waA'itf tthe
r
-
;' Oor Trade with Bratll.
! From the St. Lcuit Globe-ie:nocrat.
' i iog lhat much talked of1 Brr iiau I irade,
Eflgha-n b&ny f ft is valued at Si UAilJTlt -i .i,-8
om u.uuj.uju ro ucVjOUU, tuo.ugn it
"II tA'ie some t 713 o se tie it up aud as-
cftrtJ;ti preci'iely wfcat it
reply )p An ' B;-s
is worth. la his
a tit: j
suit tor divorce he
awore that his mon-hly income would not
exceed $6,000. He had j already distribu
ted a 1 considerable amount of property
among his children, and as he was very
punctilious in regard to ; his affairs, it is
probable that , his j will ! was drawn to
preclude if possible, any legal compli
cations. ;.
Tramps and Striking Miners. ;.
New Yoke, September lO.-r-A Columbia,
Penn., dispatch says bat the vigi'ant are
organ'zing agains: tramps, who are bold
numerous and troublesome. At Grayhil'i
woods, ner Lancpr.ier, recently nearly one
hrac fcd ouf'aws laided a -faimer. He
t ied unsuccessfully o d ive then oft.
Policemen p 3d citizens from Lancaster
went to the aid, when ihe . amps opened
f e wifli p:stols. The police, charged on
them and the UaDps retre 'ed, leaving
five wounded. A faroaer named Powers
wrs faally hu i.- " Fa her along, he
Perrylvania Railroad the ' imps board
ed a freight train and f" :eatened to r'-e
possession. Detectives irom Columbia
hastened ' to the - scene and captured ' he
outlaws, who bubsequent'y broke jail.
M'Uon Granon, a pronc'nent citizen of
Duncarnbn, wr robbed pnd kf,led by two
f.rpmps f,s he left tae , at .Ma yyille
recently. '
Tcr mps wrecked a freight t:ain re. anfly
between Mslveton' pnd Fra ers, rnd at
tempted to plunder "ie errs. . During he
fight u 'fb, thi t iin h"nds, one of A he Mt-
t-T, Wm. Cocvers,! kiMed. ... The
anthorlti at Westh - -Jter sent p-s's'"'ce
and two of the outlaw were ; captured.
Detectives have discovered that notorious
city cim;nr?s are t
amps.
jveripg
disg lised as
A Tennesseean'fl Bad Barga'n-Going
In ' Cahoot - ' i .
M? ; Par s InttUznd:r.
, I.st Thursday morning a ratfle was made
up by some of . he citJzeni of - Palis for a
box of five hundred cigirs. There were
twenty-five chances at one dollar a chpnee.
The plan was that known ai the phot-' jn
plan, in which each man,, taking a chance
puts his mark on the blank paper surround
ing a target. The target is plieed on a
pivot and whirled and jwbe thus whirl
ing is fi'od at with a gun loaded with
small, shot. .....The L man i whose . marked
comes nearest being hit tpke.'he prize.
' rn this crse George1 Lef s 'ook a obanca.
but would not put down h's mark until all
the other marks bad
the target. He then
been placed p.-ound
went to each of the
rafflers and said:. itYou and I have each got
a chance in this cigar rafile; let us go in
"cahoot" If you &et them divide with me
and if I get them I'll divide with you." This
arrangement he made wih eighteen of the
chance holders, tell'ng each to keep thtJr
partnership J a . secret, j To prevent ; any
possibility, as he thought, of winning the
cigars himself, he made his 'mark' as far
from the target as the paper would allow.
He then felt sure of half; the cigars, and
already, in imasination, W8s puffing the
fragrant we9d and laughing in his sle9ve
over the sharp trick and excellent joke he
had played the "other boys." Bat, alas !
the joke was soon turned, and visions of a
cob pipe floated before his astonished eye 3.
The gun was fired, and a st-ay shot
knocked the centre out of George's mp-k.
Eighteen men stepped up and rxid, 'Til
take my half now." Lefils thus found him
self booked for $300 worth of cigars equay
among his partners.
W f good medium better best ) ; .
Coais I f . 74 1 17if Moore s
Strictly pube . White Lead,, 92 per cent,
pure White Lead, mixed with 8 per cent of
pure Linseed Oil,at Berry's.
-Ippi
river instead of through New York, which
now receives more than one half of the
traded Before that time .comes around -it
would be well to ask whether we could not
secure sow ' customa revenue f rra our
Brazilian importations -t'Thwe's millions
in it." The'loss to reveLm . by the 'free
breakfast table" bosh of five years ago is
not less than $7,000,000, and We might aa
well get it back and make' the Brazilian
trade doubly an object oi desire. , ,., -
Appointments Bifrwbrn
4th bound. - ?
Beaufort, Monday, . . . f. ......
Goldsboro, : .V.'.i. .. ."V. . .".
Kinston, . . . . . . L . .
Newbern, J. . J . v.'. ... V. .
M't Olive, Smith's..
8had. Grove.
Wilson, .... ...I..,,.....
Snow Hill, Painbow,
Neuse, ... . . ... . J. . . .
Wayne,. .......!... J. . . - '. . . . .
Cartel et, llarlowe.
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Oitrlct.
..Sept.,
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a-
li-lG
22-23
" 29-30
Oct.' &-7
- 13-f4
1 V20-2i
."27-28
Nov. 3-4
"10-11
17-18
' " 24-25
A. YATES, P. E.
Beaufort, N. C
AIc. Yourself thcue (iu8tlons.
Are you a despondent sufferer from Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, " Palpita
tion of the Heart ? Have you Dizzine38 St
the Head ? Is- your Nervous System de
pressed.? Does your Blood circulate bad
ly ? Have you , a Cough ?, Low Spirits ?
Coming up of the food after eating? &c,'
&c - All of these and much more are the
direct results of Dyspesia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. Grexn's- August FijOWb
is now acknowledge by all Druggists to be
a posi live cure. a,4uu,uuu Dottles were
given away in the TJ. S. through Druggists
to the people as a trial. Two doses will
satisfy any person of its wonderful quality
in curing an forms of indigestion, sam
ple bottles 10 cfB.' Regular size 75 cts.
Sold positive by all first-class Druggists' in
United States. : ; . ,! n; , f ; -..
Dissolution of Co-Paitnership
The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of -Cutler & Gates is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, L.
H. Cutler is authorized to settle up the
business of the firm. L. H." Cutlee,
' : ' -s Tho3. Gates.
Newbebn, N. C, Aug, 10, J877. , I
I hereby announce to .the many patrons
of the Ute firm of Cutler, & Gates .that I
will cominue me ousiness ai tne. oia siana,
promising to use every effort (ogive entire
satisfaction.; ... 4 w tt9M-:x v
All parties having ..claims, against the
late firm are hereby notified to present
the same for immediate settlement; and all
debtors are respectfully requested to come
forward and settle their accounts without
delay. , L. H. Cutleb, , t
'. lIH II I.I I II M
A. Suydam Jr. & Co., sole Agents for
Dr.. Golden be.rg's Remedies in North Caro
lina, can be found at Suydam s store, on
Hancock between- Pollock and Broad Sts.
A liberal discount given to agents to sell
Dr. Goldenberg's .Remedies. "Remember
the Inhalation cures Asthma, Catarrah,
Bronchitis, Coughs and Goulds. The Liver
Pellets will regulate the Liver. The Kid
ney Specific cures, all diseases of Bladder
and . Kidneys. The Rheumatic Remedy
cures acute and inflamatpry Rheumatism.
The Scrofula Specific removes all impurities
of the blood. Call and examine the medicines.-
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FOE SALE OR RENT,
A Desirable Store in
I will sell or rent the store now occupied
by myself ; it is situated "on South Front
Street equi-distant between . the Gaston
House and the Ban king House of. Messrs.
R. H. Rouhtree &' Cor,1 is a desirable i loca
tion for trade, and for the purchase of cot
ton. Store is 27 by 39 feet, 2 stories high
possession given immediately if Tequired.
Wm. G.Brtan,1 Agents
August 1st,' 1877, . ' y :i " .
VEGrETINE
.y
L JJ U -- O 8xjtecjI Tjoxs, Nov. 9, 1876.
Dear Sir As you are an entire stranger to me,
I want you to know what VEOETTNE has done
for me. Only those who have been raised from
death's door can knows the value of such a food
mecuexne. i am as Tears o .xnree rear ago
I -was taken eick with what the doctors Called
Lumbago, ror we krl wae confined. to my Jh?d
Iad-rreerfflfferenthvslclana,' without any
help. . received no relief; I waa a great anfferer;
finally I became entirely helplese, - The last doc
tor told me there was no help;,' he said he might
possibly save: my life by ejecting morphine in my
arms and legs. The encouragement fsir- saTing .
my life by haying this done waa ao small a chance
I could not consent to run the risk. About this
time my son read your advertisement hi our pa
per. a testimony of a person who had bee& very
eick with about the same complaint, and wail
cured.' My son went right away to the apothecary
store and bought a bottle of VEG ETHOS. Before
I had used the. first bottle I found great relief; I
could move 'myself in bed. .'Alter taking "fhwe
bottles I was' able to sit up and move about my
room. J continued taking the Tegetine, and I
was in a few weeks restored to my former health.
The YEGETINE caved my life after the physicians
said theie was no help for me. I have had no
doctor since. 11 I feel unwell I takaadoaet'ot
YEGETINE , and. I recommend lttq my, friends.
Teur Vegetine ought to be in every family.' Ify
doctor was surprised to eee me In good health.
He says YEGETINE is a good medicine, L.teU
him if cured me. Tie 3ays, "It is true. -loan-
not feel too tnankru;. f r f
. Very gratefully yenrs. '
! Mrs. CATHERINE COOX8.
Seneca Falls, Seneca County, W . Y-. ,
.Vegetiite-
ALL DISEASES OP THE BLOOD. IfVKGKTlM
will relieve pain, cleanee, purify and cure such
diseases res tofirjg the patient to' perfect health
after trying different physiciaBa, many remadies.
Buffering for years. Is it not conclusive jproof. if
you are a sufferer, yon can be cured?r Why la
this medicine performing I such great cutest; li
works in' the blood, in the circulating fluid. It
can truly be' called the Great Blood Purifier. The
great source of disease originates in the blood,
and no medicine that does not act directly upon
it, to purify and renovate,.' has any ' just claim
upon puDiic attention. , .
Vofjotine
T1TTTT nTTDW
VV lliJJ A.JU 4
3 A!"WITCR!T3t. WITTM'fl'Ri
J ! .Eocxpobt, March 31. OS7.
H. R. Stxvkcs: j
8ir-Last fall my husband got me two bbttleir of
your Vegetine to take for) the Canker ( Humor,
which I have had in my stomach for several
years. I took it. and the result wuvcrt! atid
factory. I have taken a good many remedies -for
the Canker Humor, and none seemed to help me
but YEGETINE. There is no doubt in my mind
that every one suffering with Canker Humor can
be . cured by taking : YEGETINE. It gave me
good appetite, and I felt better in every respect,
Yours, with respect. !
Mrs. ELIZA ANN POOLE.
NOTIIIWO KQ,UAL.TQ1T.
. j Sourk Saeir, Mass , Nov 14, 187$.
Mb. H. B. Stevens: It j ' , .'
Dear 8ir I have been troubled with Scrc-Tnla
Canker and Liver Complaint for three years Noth
ingdid me' any good; until I commenced, using
the YEGETINE. 'L am now getting along fifat
rate, and still using the VEGETIBE. , 1 consider
mere is nothing equal to it for such complaints.
Can heartily recommend it to everybody, i it i
Yours truly, - i Mrs. Lxzzib M. Packabd.
4 No. 16 Lagrange St.; South galeni, Mass.
VEGETTNE thoroughly eradicates every tbad of
humor, and restores the entire system to a healthy
condition.
Vegetlrioil
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PREPARED BY . . ,tlt .
H. E STEVENS, j Boston, Hass.:-
Vegetme isj Soli by all Mgpsts.
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cwms ox. youiniui lmpruaenee, wa
nve tried in vain every koews reniert
will learn of a simple prescription, FhKf
I I xur vue speeay cure oi nervous detauj
J I premature decay, Jost manhood, andn
sdlsorders brought on by'excooaee. Am'
. , dru kkIs t has v the ingredients. t Addies
Davidson a. co., so nawu stj, n.
SAMUEL COOK ,& ;BB0
Broad Street, i. i i i..
'Manufacturers of , ViJr"' L
Carriages, Buggies; Wagons
Bepairing gUAraateed, and -with dispatch.
I 'TAHBi i CXElADOWS'
pills, and: Brmani