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PAY, MAY 1873.
MARKETS.
Vtsuii. y ,K, ,S7S CUt
.'. miirkrt dull.
".',-r York. May ItHh, 157X-C Uoii
i li-tlM. ;ros 7 -200. 1
fVU(. r i. !v l. Sales for ,
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.niirMin'n-iiH'iiii-siui u ,
' . .. w;it;i ncrtfn nn till HOth. 1
' lici' h imiii'B'v
TlM-re i a "tie" in the Board of 1
Ji::rji?t.n AUlernun, and con- j
.!:. ritiy iiotiecujii wr .i.iy'r.
t;i!.! s plenty in nmingion
I
a t. ;
- j
-YiNii.oMKKlfXTV. "Cutting ;
VV uith hor V',,1,wol.J !
r.hi...iol."h't Jacket" i the ".di- !
Ir i i''" gsiine of the Tarborean.
r ufi the". lull M-a-xm." riJge-! Funtis arc raising fOT a second
,',;l-h; a "Jockey Club." The Prbytc-rian Church in Charlotte.
X -lr- p ap: r .pt-ak in the highot J m
u7 'f t,H' Auri 'MS"8 h'l i tjik Fkkedmax's Savi.vw and
E. Krt).' nK:ing nieiitof IWes.-orjTKrsr cmpasy. Wm. J. Wil-
jM.ry Clierry. Memorial day j 8on i1m-the intelligent and ac-
v rvid without ostentation, compli-hed Cashier of the Freed-
': ut : i j r 'j riaiely. ! man'd Savings Uank, of Wushing-
- - - - i ton, and Ceneral Agent of the
i;;:ai t,:.r CufXTV. Washing- ; Freednmn's Savings and Tru.-,t
. D jrreutly improving. John A. j
Arthur, of ;i-hiigton, was si rick- .
,n with p:raly-i-. Itev. K. II..
r s -uuuKi,
of Milton, li.ts rt-trcivetl a
CAl to the Pnbytt ri.i: Church at
Vv'.i-!:inton. S-une fatal ra-cs of
E!:i:ig-ti- l.av.' obtaine! in the
I- '.,ur partoi" Ik- county this Spring.
,twith-faji limr th' ram anl cold
vi-i p pr-j ;e -.'s are average.
!. pri'.Kr reiortil in the
il.L.'lll. ColXTV
t j;.,: rii prevails in the
Chicken
I Mm 1 try
v.i.'.N I f Iri-di IJ. 77r Intttliytmi-r t
; ..".:- :ii;tt M.iU-ville as a tobatvo
Ikin was higher titan at any
ce 111 as the high-water
:iivs. II. 1 i. Itickert w rit-s
mis tint he I- employed in
chine Shtips if the Atlantic
J Vii-,-i-4ilpi and Ohio Uailniail.
K Kl. 'JIlA.M nr.NTV. i iie.V-
2H c
n-t&ia;. s foreign immigrants are
the -afvation of the South. Dr. N.
F. K il i- n-eov. ring Irom his long
iliii'-s-l liehNvilie h ts eiht new
iuiAinb Faetoriis otnsum.iig lour
tuilli-'jiS of h-.if annualjy. A new
; . ! I tliT .item Itehlsville. Xew
. .: i:I . . .i. . i... ..r ii. :..
ji.'UUs me I'i'u i me u.u' in
;:. i.NC'i!le.-Tue mmm! Templars
L:i rarv nt Ri ids iiie emitaitis live
ij-.idiitl volutins. S. V. Atukr--;!.s
pii!I-daiu w.-isluni away Ia-t
axk.i-A Inlge of (bsxl Tenilar".s
irrM'.nz;i:g at Mauisnn. Captain
IV.rii jc M. Henry who lately dieil
i:i Wellington was raised in Rek-
Ill' vvi.s :i -ri iil-n iif
Ilenrv. Tire bridge on
V.r.v Riv r
L.'.'.l :ls v.U:
t
1. ear Cunniirdiam'.s
!ud -iw-iv in the rite
WlL-MN CtCNTV. The Wilson
Cret nviile Railroad prejeet
:-.icrs s hiefu!lv. An elF.irt is
:.:d.i:L' f.,r a new cemetery in
UiK ,,. the Vint U-wij: 1.H, small
:--r. tiif incrett-mg population, and
i--nrr-Mnici! ny me growin oi me
!wn.f-The late heavy rains have
r-jn.-li-damaged the crops. Ir.
Rtrkej- the phrenologist has leen
fiili!! the heads of Wilson. A
.swrfl baii-sturni lately visited
Wi! i county, doing incalculable
P ."'v".,p ....... ' " -
f :trcbeadcl ioilosea blind had not
t??ing
co'.i:.: V
left in his hetnl.
Wils-ii
voted down ' the
iA tax.' Hon. Asa Uiggsde-
thc a :ai;il address at Wilson
I i!aiate Institute. The J'Uthidea-
-ii"sot agin" the erection of
Xx-tj'y i'v.rttltiut Ouano Works in
.' ''lucre.
t
1 1 a i fax County. The li names
'.i tlu-jUoanokeand Tar River Agri-
cultural Association are now in such .
alicalthy condition that he Asso-
,vutii can naet all liabilities. The ;
pu.pleuf the county have voted ;
i n thesubsiTiption to the Hali-
Ux aial Seotlaml Neck ltailroad, '
tv.ry pnvincL except the two tcr-
n. aii.f the lload v.ding"no tax."
A n;ad tleg killed in Enfield la.-t
1'ii'i.Iy. Jas. 1 Parker, kon of!
' J. F. M. Parker, luvs receive 1 the
api-ointment of cadet to Annaplis
at the hands of Congressman
TIoia.s. Two barns, farming uten- I
:.'s, and other prorty of Thomas j
; . r .,,, V..w- vi. uak iv nt- ; us me. one ueiure us, ami we ueiievo i iu
" . ...... DOltor. lhlS ."hOWS trood. Orudent. i n IiiiiiU- nrlim,. nt n iiriw. ! l,Ul
!.; ticanv compiciei. i.amy " A ; i -j i i- " " t ; -
rShlr has mueli injured the : '". j ii me worK nan ueen exj-euieu m
n-... -. ...... must encourage the colored people 1 Raleigh, the learned author would
icnoi-on, in tne amount I niattt,r oreach page about 21J by 10
- " wa .h stioytl by tire last . inclK-,t) C;in hear of a cash partntr,
w,okr-The unanimity with which ! of ,n,i(it.rable journalistic experi
t..e ct.lorel men voted against the : f a newspaper enterprise in
.v.;iiii)a.i tax snows mat inisp'Opie
ilH-opit
urc t. t
r-kl.s ,f the welfare of the t
4 -
r -Kfrty owners .f th country.
i:A vi:. C.icnty. The Editorial
exai.Monists were in New-IJerneon
.- I, , , , ,. ..
.i.urtlav iroini? 'round lookmir at
u...l u,stlnz thini:s.-( n the subiect I
of s!id-l,atchingtheW.C-Cbr- j
"r ays: Notwithstanding that
the ueather, the lateness of the
f-as n and tho freshets in the river
jr&'tTcJall remarkably unfavorable to
j'L" jshad-hatching, at Cowjens
l-.''-n'lin?f a very large number of
youtig Ji,h have been Miccessfully
fun ij.i ami set free in the Neusc.
Oa W.-dnes!ay morning the per
.nsi ho have had charge of the
wnrii, left this city to prossecute
heirJaborsfclewhere.--Mr. Thomas
. Howard i building a schooner
f,,r lllijah Ellis. The following
nMk-d notice appears in the New
R rii iuirt rs : Dr. Bill Temple,
having completed his studies of the
Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene
tf the native timber of North Caro
lina,' respectfully announces to the
citizen of New Berne that he Is
.prepared to trcat any of the infirm
ties to which wooden structures, on
kind or water, are liable. Necrosis
'a fenceposts a speciality. Amputa
tion with handsaw or axe skillfully
performed and stumps made, fitted,
and warranted to give satisfaction.
No fees for consultation. Arrange
nients are completed for the Federal
oietnorial ceremonison theSnth.
Kicbanlson of the Gaston House
entertained the visiting Editors.
Pent Master P.ufT at BlQUOt'3 Creek
kdcad.
t -
! Mecklenburg County. The
i chariottese to the tune of some five
iium.ijH.-vi nan i triiij)trnir!i."u judiih-
tion at Davidson College on Satur
day. Sajterinteudent Cowles of the
Charlotte Mint has some gold pieces
of the lkvhtler coinage, onee so
i much in vogue in th Rutherford
county section. All necessary pre-
Hmlnary preparations forhe Fair
of the Carolina have Ieen made.
coming Fall A colored student at
, .1 -.l.il v 1
. till JkltMlIC AUSillUie UBS UTOWntHJ
at Charlotte Saturday. The Metk-
j len burgers ol-erved the 20th of
i . .... ...
rsaiuruay says: lesteruay morn
t t u ., ., . I ....!
'"n uiiiij-iA caiui mm luuics, Willi
,nf,n in proportion, passed through
Charlotte on the way to Union
county, where they will begin work
,, the Central Carolina Railway.
rttl . . . .
i ins makes aoout sixty carts which.
have gone throuirh here within the
Iiaatwwk to Work on this road.-
SuIK'riwr Court in - session. Col.
Wm johnstoI1 utured on ,4Geo-
i02.v"in CI mrl ott eM ondav ni-ht
Company of the United States paid j
t!)C Em a visit last week.
Mr. Wilwn is at the head of an I
institution which has done ineal-
culable service to thecolored ioople j
of the South. For the few years
this savings institution at a!-
. . j
logviniT witn us uranciiL's ni ine
Sou th,,"s:i veil" for the colored peo-
pie upwards of forty-live millions
of dollars from deposits of five cents
. .
wm uiai,uiii L.u-, wusmims
IK-ople the first lessms in practical
economy.
T., .,11 l,!a !, ,.. tl,r.(...H.
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to struggle but the harder to get
together little sums in these Banks,
! to le drawn out when sufficiently
' atx'umulated to purchase forthem
horius and the other conveniences
and necessaries of living, for it is
the policy of the Freedman's Sav
ings Bank not to hoard from year
to year, but it encourages the de
positor to draw out his money and
irive.-t it whenever the accumula
tions justify such practical applica
tion of savings.
Arrangcinentsare making for the
purchase of a Bank building for the
Branch at Raleigh, and in this con-
neetion the Era would encourage j
tn eolorf d people to exert them-
t leave something every ,
week with Mr. Cashier llrodie.
A New ExteiU'KIse. Anlntel
lienee Otliee has been opened on
the corner of Davie and Wilming
ton streets, ly A. G. Bennett, Jr.,
where parties in search of situations,
suc'h a.s cooks, seamstresses, nurses,
"a,l4 nae piaees luuau
for them, and parties requiring help j
01 any kind can le supplied at short
notice.
The public would do well to give i
1 0 I
'u - H- ""vr a ?u aa .Ul",us
pains will he taken to supply good
help to all who may apply-to
farmers in particular.
Stkickf.n with Paralysis.
Miss Nancy Ililliard, of Chapel
Hill, was stricken down with paral
ysisone day last week, and is sjeech
less and helpless. Many a man in
and out of North Carolina once a
rollicking youth at Chapel Hill,
ami remembering Miss Nancy as
his landlady, will hear ot this with
regret, and it will lie painful to all
such to know that the good old
lady is in an utterly destitute con
dition at the age of To, with an in
valid sister and brother-in-law.
Ei.f.ctions to Fill Vacancies.
As many enquires are made of the
Oovernor as to what time he will
or.i,.r an election to he held to fill
thu Vsu-a!icifti now existing in the
(;uK.ml Assembly, the Era has
tct.u re1uested by him to state for
the inforination of the public that
at t,,e pr0per time he will issue a
joc.i;imation ordering s;iid election
u le held on the 1st Thursday in
Auj,ustt tho usual time of the gen-
t.raj t-Itx-tion.
A No.l PRINTER AND PRESSMAN
who cttn furnish a gool press (r a
cash equivalent) for a G-columu
Paper, the paper for which measures
aLout o, hy icheSf (the printed
ilt,1IHwt nromisinir field in Eastern
.,.,f
.-. . . it ...:.u
Carolina, ov eorresjajiiuing i mi, i
',, vin.rto CiiESTEn."careofthe
applying to
Editor of the Era.
4.5 4t
"An Old IIstablisued I ikm. The
lir,n of M' tlm Co-
thtir Advertising Agency in the old
Journal building. No. iu state ireei,
Iioston, nearlj- a quarter of a century
ago (Fcijruary 1S10), where their Agency
is still located, carrying on a large and
successful business. They established
a branch in New York City, May 1&52,
which hn grown to be larger than the
parent house, increasing steadily, year
by j car, until now it has the agency of
nearly every nawspaper in tho United
States and British Provinces, and does
a yearly business of hundreds of thou
sands of dollars. S. M. Pettengill fc Co.
have recently opened another branch
office at 701 Chestnut Street, Philadel
phia, where tbey aro doing a successful
increasing business. They Lave done
advertising exceedingten millions of
dollars since commencing business.
This lirni is favorably known not only
throughout this country, but in all parts
of the world. They have established a
reputation, for honorable and fair deal
ing which any firm might envy, and
but few have attained to. We congratu
late them npon their success. We
would recommend all who want adver
tising done in any part of the country to
call upon them. They can point to
hundreds of business men who have
followed their advice, and trusted to
their sagacity, and availed themselves
of their facilities, who have made for
tune fir themselves, and they are daily
assisting others in the same path."
Botton Journal, May 6th,
Irowiiingofa Colored 'jloy at
Charlotte. ;
To the lulUor of the Ufa : J-
I expect you have seeniH piece
published in the paiers relating td
a young man of Ii. M. Institute,
who was drowned on Saturday 17th.
A. C. Sims, a young man, about 18
or 19 years of age, and a timber of
students were in a small t-reek run-,
ning under the W. C. Jc Ul. R. It.
bathing, which they swani -tiirough
two or three times. The length of
the culvert they were swiraingin
was about 50 yards," and breadth
about 13 or 20 feet. His comrades
swam all of the distance; ithrough
but he waded about,r half-way
through on a stonewall.-ithen at-;
tempted to swim the balance, which
he soon sank, but he soon- ?eanie up ; A Clergyman, while residing in South
again and hung on to -toe wall.:-America as mi.sionarj discovered a
Some of them had got! jriut, and ! safe and simple remedy for the Cure of
thought he would comehroughj Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
safe, and seeing he sank again, they ? case of tho Urinar' an J Sc'"5"! Organs,
attempted to rescue him. lJIe had
come up and btink the last.time be -
iore mey couni get to iyrn, anUi
being fatigued lijswiminghrough
two or three times, thev Wfre com-5
111. . . .
better swinyrs and divers blessrs. j Pe. to UI,-V '
F. T. Thomas, from Halcigh, F.A. Ad-lre,
Vhitt.l nnrl T. 1 T lJir r. " :'f JD.Llll
"-ii V " ,V """'J
1 Iillsboro, . C, arnvetl tftere and
got him out in about 1S; minuted
after he was drowned, bjif it wa.-i j
too late, life was extinct. !
Yours, ore, ' I j
Xorfleet S. Jeffries
Charlotte, May 19, 1S7.. -
- n
Akcumest ok Kn fiEAii.iM'
nAVWOOi, ix the case of 11loU-NT
VP v,XI.,;v.-In acknowlcdginir
rec.ei,)t of tin, xrk of omjhundrl i )
anu twenty-nine pages, uie local !
Editor of the A talks .thft to the
gratification of the fya: h
, We have one .-riticisirt to make
Lf mmnhVr th-it-Uhw.
i Ol Ills pampn.cr, aiul mat AtIiis:
Itis printed bv TurnbulliBrothers
in Baitwnore. AYtr have printing
offiits ih our citv that tan do the
L 1,1... i.. : i
JJ "Cittiy in c.ury ii-siieci
i i. i ...i ...... i
iuieii:i(i me uuwuiutge vi niienu- imil I l V trated Circular, to the Mc
ing to his proof-sheets more closely, I Kee Manufacturing Company, S00
and would not have been under the j Headway, :Xew York.
necessity of making the twenty-four j TIIE iALoit compamox.
corrections of typographical errors Everv Iadv wants one!
with his iieneil. I ' t i:ver-v Mil ?Sh' hl"'e "ne ! , ,
1 , Sent on receipt of Ten Cents. Address,
, ' - ;! L. F. HYDE tt CO., 105 .Seventh Av-
Tlie News. j j enue, New;York.
;ind held
I I;
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The l'ope is improving
a grand reception.
Two nnjre suicides rejVirlcd in j
Brooklyn, making four since Thurs-;!
day last. .'. ' j'
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Judge George Williamson, fxf!
Louisiana, appointed Minister to ;
the combined mission of the Central 1
Auiericai
States.
J
Gerritt .Smith has giveij a thotl-
md dollars for the relief ofVu bans
who formerly live I in wealth
comfortable circumstances.? 1 "
or
The programme of the new French
ministry is to organize a republic j
by enactment of conservative laws, 1
and wholly reject all radiejil plang.
;
j The Advisory Board of the Civil
Service met in aahington on ed-
, . , T
nesday next and remain in session
several days. All the members will
L n whh the txce ,ion6f
j Mr Cdtlett who is now in Kurope. I
j . j; ,
It is stated that Mason's and j
llasbrouck's commands had formed j
a junction near Captain Jack's last i
stronghold and would in alt proba
bility hem the Modocs in. A second
dispatch dated May lCth,j i contra
dicts the former dispatch jind says
that thejunction had not betln made,
and furthermore, that the Modocs
had escaped from the stronghold by
three routes, both commands pursu
ing. Nothing has been heard from
Comrad MacKay's "Waraj Spring
Warriors. At later accounts the
Modocs were cneainpcd'oii Snow
Mountain twenty miles south of
Sovass Ijttke. Hasbrouck started in
that direction on the IGthWl Ma
son's command remaineil in the
Iava Beds. MaeKay thinks Bos
ton Charley was killed in the last
fight. It is thought Mason vill find
the Modocs this time. Kingsbury's
command has been sent to reinforce
him. t " t-
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pointment as Assignee of Jno. Y.
Siiire, of Nortjiamton county, North
Carolina, within said District, "who has
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own Petition by the District Court of
said District.
W. CARSTARPIIEN, Assignee,
1. U. Jackson, N. C.
May 7th, 1873.
48-3 w.
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C
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nirt of said District.
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itALi:it;iE, n. c,
Will attend to all cases of Bankruptcy.
Mr. Badger will attend all the terms
of the District Courts.
No extra fee charged lor consultation.
May 13, 1S73. 47 tf.
NAT. Ii. BROWN,
D KALE It IV
CONKECTIONKltlES,
Canned Goods, Pickles, Sauces, Apples,
Oranges, Lemons and Nuts ;
Fresh Crackers and
Cakes.
New arrival of
CI!ILDIM:'S CAliltlAOLS.
A large stock of
jii sical nsrniJitSTs,
Su-h as Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Ac
cordeons, Flutinas, Drums, Fifes,
Flutes, Piccolos, Flageo
lets, Tamborines and
Triangles.
VIOLIN,
BANJO AND
STRINGS.
GUITAR
Violin Bows. Hair, Bridges, Pegs, Tail
Pieces, Drum Heads, Cord and Snares.
BASKETS I BASKI.TS! HASKIITS i
A largo assortment of
PLAIN AND FANCY BASKETS.
Dird nml llrI ragev,
Ciold and Silver Fif.li,
FAXCY (iOODS, TOYS, Ac,
Of Every Description.
Mv stock of Fancv Gools, Toys, tc.
I will sell at COST,o reduce stock.
Don't forget No. 10, Fayetteville
street, Raleigh, N. C
mcii27 10:3m.
LOW PRICE GOODS!
JIO COFFEE,
LAGUIRA COFFEE
OLD GOV. JAVA COFFEE.
STANDARD
A"
B"
, c
SUGAR,
SUGAR,
SUGAR,
SUGAR,
SUGAR.
DEMORARA
COTO RICO
Cnba rolases,
Canton Syrup
Dolled Meal,
White and Yelloic Corn,
Seed Oats.
Rice, Pepper, Spice, dinner,
and a
FLOUR, BACON. LARD,
at A. C. SLANDERS & CO.,
No. 2 Martin st.
Raleigh, March 15, im. 38-w3m
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Military Supplies.
Iteadauartera Department of the Soutlt.
: Offick Chief Quartermaster. in couth, who will engage with us at
Louisville, Ky., May 12, 1873. . once. Everything furnUhed and ex
OEALED PROPOSALS (in tripli- I?nsi patd. .
will be received at this ointe, and also
at the offices of the United States Quar
termasters at the several posts named
below, n-Uil 12 o'clock Jr. on Wednes
day, the ith day of June, 1873, for fur
nishing military fuppl es during the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 1873, and
ending June 30, 1S74, as follows :
AT ATLANTA, GA.
600 cords wood. 15,0(X) pounds com,
So.OOO lbs oats, 125, (MO Us bay, 60,000 lbs
straw.
AT AUGUSTA, GA.
75 cords wood. 2,000 lbs corn, 7,000
lbs oats, 11,000 lbs hay, 5,000 straw.
AT CHARLESTON, S. C.
500 cords wood,' 800,000 lbs anthracite
coal, 500,000 oats, 600,000 lbs haj 160,000
lbs straw. Proposals will. state the
prices delivered at the yard or depot ;
also the prices for wood and coal de
livered where required within city lim
its, and for foroge and stiavv delivered
either at the wharf or railroad depot,
iree ot expense to the L nited States.
AT CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
mslK 10fWW lba c',ru luo,ooooats, i,ooo
f it .i l is (xiA ii. . : .
! lbs ua 4'J-000 n,-s raw.
! COLUMBIA, S. C.
i 8u. cords w.Kiil, 80,000 lbs oats, 110,000
jk-oim. r. j a li a
j AT CHARLOTTE, N. C.
200 cords wmu1, 25.IKXJ lbs oats, 3o,000
j lbs hay, 25,000 lbs straw.
AT FRANKFORT, KY.
i 200 co ids wood, 200,000 lbs bitumin-
' mis coal, 10,000 lbs corn, 15,000 lbs oats,
oj.OOO lbs Hay, lo,Oi!U otiaw.
AT FORT PULASKI, GA.
750 cords wood, 30,000 lbs oats, 40,000
lbs hay, 40,000 straw.
AT FORT JOHNSTON, N. C.
100 cords wood, 10,000 lbs oats, 20,000
lbs hay, 12,000 lbs straw.
AT FORT MACON, N. C.
2(K) cords wood, 0,000 I bs oats, 2,500 !b i
corn, 12,01(0 lbs bay, 15,000 lbs straw.
, AT HUM BOLDT, TENN.
2M cords wood, 12,0.10 lbs corn, 12,000
lbs oats, :;0,000 lbs hay, 14,000 lljs straw.
AT LOUISVILLE, K Y.
1,000,000 lbs Pittsburg coal, 10,000 lbs
corn, 130,000 lbs oats, 100,eo0 lbs hay,
40,000 lbs straw. Tito co d to bo deliv
ered at residences of oliicers in this city,
in quantities as required-fro m time to
time.
AT LEBANON, KY.
150 cords wood, 150,000 lbs bitumi
nous coal, 20,000 lbs corn, 40,000 lbs oats,
80,000 lbs hay, 25,000 lbs straw.
AT-LANCASTER, KY.
100 cords. wood, 150,000 lbs bituminous
coal, 20,000 lbs corn, 2,000 lbs oats, 40,
000 lbs hay, 17,000 lbs straw.
AT HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
200 cords wood, 30,000 lbs corn, 30,000
lbs oats, i-5,000 lbs hay, 25,000 lbs straw.
AT MOBILE, ALA.
200 cords wood, 50,000 lbs corn, 75.000
lbs oats, 150,000 lbs hay, 00,000 lbs straw.
AT MT. VERNON ARSENAL, ALA.
75 cords wood, 25,000 lbs oats, G(5,000
lus nay, ,ooo ins straw.
AT NASHVILLE, TENN.
200 cords wood, 15,000 lbs corn, 00,000
lbs oats, 25,000 lbs hay, 40,000 lbs straw.
AT NEWBERRY, S. C.
100 cords wood, 35,000 lbs oats, 45,000 j
lbs hay, 18,000 lbs straw. V-t-
AT RALEIGH, N. C.
350 cords wood, 75,000 lbs oats, 220,000
! lbs hay, 40,000 lbs straw,
j AT SAVANNAH, GA.
I 150 cords wood. 200.000 , lbs anthracite
coal, 8,000 lbs oats, lo.OOtNtbs hay, 8,000
lbs st raw. 1
AT ST. A UG USTI N E, FLA .
350 cords wod, 25,000 lbs oats, 35,000
lbs hay, 30,000 lbs straw.
AT SPARTANBURG, S. C.
2W
cords -wood, 20,000 lbs oats,.3",000
iv, 10,000 lbs straw.
" AT SUMTEK, S. C.
lbs hav
UO0 cords wood, 7,000 lbs straw .
AT YORKYILLE, S. C.
200 cords wood, 20,000 lbs oats, 30,000
lbs hay, 15,000 lbs straw.
The above are the estimated quanti
ties that will be requi.ed according to
the present distribution of troops, but
the Government reserves the right to
inert as or diminish
tlie same at anv
timo uuring the continuance of the
contract.
Bids for any portion of the supplies
will be entertained. Bids lor 1- uel and
Forage should be made separately
It '.hlra will rdano ul i1 o ovi-dioirttr tlm
kind of articles thev nroooso to furnish J
the rate for Grain in bulk and sacked ;
Hay and Straw loose or baled, Ac.
Contracts will be awarded, after the
bids from all the posts have been re
ceived at thisoitice, tothe lowest respon
sible bidder for each post and each kind
ot supply. !
The Government reserves the right to ;
reject any or all bills. j
Firms bidding t'-.r supplies will please
slate the full name f each member.
Payment lor supplies will bo made j
monthly, if in funds, or as soon there- !
after as funds for the purpose are j
received. I
Blank proposals- and any additional j
information ca:i be had in person or by
letter, on, application to the quarter- j -masters
at the various posts, or at this i
ollice. JAMES A. EKIN, il
Deuutv Quartermaster General U. S. I
A., Chief Quartermaster Department
of the South.
4 4w.
SODA WATER
5
Cool and Sparkling,
WITH GENUINE
FRUIT SYRUPS,
KISSING KN,
VICIIY,
CONGISKSS; ami
SELTZER WATER
on draught. Families supplied with
S'phons containing eithei of the above,
from which the water can be drawn as
fresh as from the Fountain.
Imported Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Druggist Sundries,
And every thing usually 'found in a
First Class Drug Store,
AT
W3i. siarpsox's,
DRUGGIST, 33 Fayetteville St.
Raleigh, April 15, 1873. 43 3m
X. 8. MEBniilON-. THOS. C. rtXLF.R. 8. A. ASHE.
MERRDIOxV, FULLER & ASHE
Attorneys anl Ccnnsellors at Law.
UALEIGH, N. C,
WILL PRACTICE in the State and
Federal Courts whenever their
services may bo required.
Office former office of Phillips it
Merriraon. feb 28 3m
T. M. AROO.
J. C. I HARRIS.
ARGO & HARRIS,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
RAL21GH, 3. C.
Office on the corner of Wilmington and
Hargett streets.)
T. M. Argo and J. C. L. Harris having
formed a copartnership for the practice
of law will attend promptly to any
business entrusted to them. 150 tf.
O. F. CURTIS,
Contractor, and Builder,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Work done promptly, in a good
workman-like manner, and at low
prices. 41-0t-pd
NEW AI) YEItTISEM F.XTS.
AGENTS! A RAltE CHANCE
We will :.v all A tents $30 per week
4vr
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
WORKING CLASS 2
a week guaranted. Respectable employ
ment at home, day or evening ; no cap
ital required; full instructions and
valuable package of goods sent tree bv
! mail. Address, with six cent return
stamp, M. YOUNG A CO..
4v 173 Greenwich S:M N. Y.
A GREAT OFFCE!
We will rnv all njrpnts .-W rvr vivk-
in erf. !io will eneasro with, ns at
oxce. : Everything furnished and ex-
A. COULTER A- CO., ,
4r
Cliarlotte, .Tlich.
TJSYCIIO.HAXCV, OK sot'f,
JL CIHAH.TIIXi." How eitlier
sex may fascinate and gain the love ami
aflections of any person thev choose in-
stantl3'. This simple mental acquire-
ment ail can possess, iree, iv mail, for
25c., together with a marriage guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to La
dies, Weddiug Niht Shirt, &c. A queer
book. Address T. WILLIAM & Co.,
Pubs., Philadelphia. 40 4w
ft
Agents OJ Wanted for
AINTS i TIMERS
KJ OF THE BICLiE:.
Address Z1EGLER fc M'CURDY,
40 4w Philadelphia, Pa.
NUMEROUS TESTS have PROVED
x. r. liuitxicAM's m:v tukhkae
AVATEIt WIIEI5L.,
Tu tic llie IJvst Kvcr iavcu'.ct.'.
PAMPHLET FREE.
40 4v
A DDR ESS
YORK, PA.
Sewing Machine
Is the Hi:ST
Agents Wauled.
IV TI3E AVOIELI).
Send for circular.
Address :
"DOMESTIC".
'SEWING MACHINE CO.
N. Y.
NOTICE.
ItEUUCTJOX OF PS5ICK OF
BOARD.
ST. C LA IIC II OT i; L,
JKoiiumciit Square, UiiIHisi:i-c, 3I1.
On and after aiarch 1st, 1S73, board
at this hotel, to merchants, will he 2.50
per day. The only hotel in Baltimore
with improved elevator. Suits of rooms
with baths and all other conveniences.
HA Kit V II. i'OL10, Manager.
li,000,000 ACRES.
The Cheajest Land j.n Alarket, for sale
by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD !'
COMPANY,
i In the ;iti:AT PI.ATTi: VALLKY.
3,000,000 Acres in Central
Nebraske now lor sale in tracts of forty
aoivs and upwards on Fire an- Ten
Years' Credit at 0 tier ecu. iVo . 1 (cau.ee
i Interest required.
ATi'M arid Healthful Climate. Fertile
Soil, an Abundance of Good Water.
TIIE BEST MARKET IN THE
WEST! The great Mining regions of i
Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada,
g supplied by the farmers m the
V"5,ei ' ,
SOLlIi:itS ENTITLE!) TO A
HOMESTEAD of UiO Acres.
Tlie XI est Locations for Colonics.
PRE E IIOM ES FOR A LL ! Millions
i i f Acres ot choice Government Lands
i open for entrv under the Homestead
I Laic, near -this Great Jlailroad. with
good markets and alt the conveniences
; of an old settled country.
Fro
passes-to purchasers of Railroad
; Land
i Sectional
Sectional Maps, showing the Land,
hlet with New Maps Mailed Free '
i Everywhere. Address,
j O. F. DAVIS, .
I Land Commissioner U. I'. II. 11., -:
4(;4w Omaha, Nkh. j
(m I lie in os I nowcrfiil cleansicr,
, strcngtheiier and remover of tilandular
j Obstructions known to Materia Medica.
i It i specially adapted to eoiistitu- I
j tions ' worn down " and debilitated by j
I the warm weather of Spring and Sum-
i hut, when tlie blood is not in active cir- j
I culation, consequently gathering im- j
j purities from sluggishness and imper-
1 feet action of the secretive organs, and I
I is manifested by Tumors, Eruptions, 1
j Blotches, Boils, Pustules, Scrofula, A".-., j
!
Wlicn weary anrt languid irom
' overwoi kj and dullness, drowzincss aud
! inertia take the place of energy and
vior. the svslem needs a Tonic to build
I it up and help the Vital Forces to regain
! their recuperative power.
I In tlie heat oi Summer, frequently
j the Liver and Spleen do not properly
nerfonn their lunctiojis; the Uterine
i and Urinary Organs are inactive, pro
ducing weakness o! the stomach and in
testines and a predisposition to billious
derangement.
! T3r. WALLS'
CV
TRACT OF JURUBEBA
A
is prepared directly from tho SOUTH
AMEBIC A F PLANT, and is peculiar
ly suited to all these difficulties ; it wi 1
cleanse; the VITIATED BLOOD,
strengthen the LIFE-GIVING POW
ERS, and REMOVE ALL OBSTRUC
TIONS -from IMPAIRED AND EN
FEEBLED Organs. ;
It fclionld he taken freely, as J uru
beba is pronounced bv medical writers
the most efficient PURIFIER, TONIC
and DEO B ST R U E N T known in the
whole range of medicinal plants. 4w
The startling drawback on nearly all
medicinal agents has ever been that in
their process of purgation and purifica
tion they have also debilitated the sys
tem. To obviate this difficulty physi
cians have long sought for an agent that
would i
Purge, Purify and Strengthen
At one and the same time.
Their research has at last been reward
ed by a discovery rthich fuily realizes
the loudest desires of tno medical fac
ulty, and which is justly regarded as
the most important triumph that Phar
macy has ever achieved. This impor
tant desideratum is
JDr. Tutt's Vegetable JLiver Pill.
Which purify the blood and remove all
corrupt humors and unhealthy accum
ulations from the body, and yet pro
duces no weakness or lassitude what
ever, but on the contrary tones the
stomach and invigorates the body dur
ing the progress of their operation. They
unite the heretofore irreconcilable qual
ities of a STRENGTHENING PURGA
TIVE and a PURIFYING TONIC.
Br. Tntt's Pills are the most active
and searching medicine in existence.
They at once attack the very root of dis
eases, and their action is so prompt that
in an hour or two after they are taken
the patient is aware of their good effects.
They may be taken at any time without
restraint of diet or occupation ; they
produce neither nausea, griping or de
bility, and as a family medicine they
have no rival. , ,
Price 25 cents a box. Sold by all
Druggists. '
Principal office, 18 and 20 Flatt St.,
New York. 40 4wv
'Aviss-v .sasjk. vV?vjx
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BTeg-lect a Congb. Nothing is more
cerwin to lay the foundation lor future
evil consequences.
WELLS CABBOUC TABLETS
are a sure cure for all diseases of the
Respiratory Organs, Sore Throat, Colds,
Croup. Diphtheria, Asthma, Catarrh,
Hoarseness, Dryness of tho Throat,
Windpipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and all
Diseases of the Lungs.
In all vases of snMen cold, however
taken, these TABLETS should be !
promptly and freely used. They equal- j
ize the circulation of the blod, mitigate f
tho severity of the attack, and will, in a !
very short time, restore healthy action !
; to toe aneclcU organs.
Wells' Carbolic Tablet are put up
! onlv in blue boxes.
Take no substitute.
j If they can't be found at your druggist's, j
orK, wiio will forward tnem by return
'"i11-
uon'i be deceived by limitations.
isoia ny uruggistx. rnce ,2. cents Hi
! o-- JUH.N Q. KELLtMJG,
IS IMatt-st., New-York,
Sole Agent for United States,
j Send for Circular. 4(5 4w
5-530,000 FOR $'-2 ! ! !
GRAXI GIFT CONCERT
Of the ItlEKCA.VriLI? LI 11 IS A It V
ASSOCIATION of (he City of
' Leavenworth, Kan.
In accordance with an act of the Lea
usUtture and their Articles of Incorpora
tion, the Board of Directors announce
their first
i frcnl (lift Concert and Distribution
i bv lot. among the ticket-holders, of
;
S33a,5.'J5 I.X CASH,
. at LAING'S HALL, Leavenworth, on
the 2oth day ot June, lb7o, for the bene
tit of the Library.
51,933 Cash ;ifts, amounting to
I 8332,535.
This enterprise is endorsed by the
; Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor
ji of State. Superintendent of Public In
I struction. Treasurer of State, Mavor
and Common Council of Leavenworth,
and all leading business men of the
State, and the certainty of the distribu
tion and payment of sifts as advertised, ,
is lully guaranteed.
TICKETS each. 3 for 65. G lor 10
Memorandum of Cash Gifts to be dis
tributed June 25tll, 1873.
1 GRAND CASH GIFT, $50,000
1 GRAND CASH GIFT, . -10,000
1 GRAND CASH GIFT, 33,000
1 GRAND CASH GIFT, 30,000
1 G eaxp Cash G i ft, 25,000
1 G ra nd Cash G i ft, 20,000
1 Grand Cash Gift, 15.000
1 Grand Cash Gift, 12,000
1 Grand Cash Gift, 10,000
1 Grand Cash (lift, 8,0. 0
1 Grand Cash (Jiff, '' 5,000
1 Grand Cash Gift, 3,000
1 Grand Cash Gift, 2,000
For balance of prizes send for circu
lar. .
This eon cerfis under the .supervision
and direction of the following
' Hoard of Directors :
C.JI. Durfee, Merchant.
W. O. Gould, City Engineer.
H. L. Newman, Banker.
1'. G. Lowe, Capitalist.
-1L D. Rush, Lumbpr.
V. R. Morehead, Merchant.
H. W. Gillett, Merchant.
J. L. Wever, M. D.
(J. F. Prescott, Commercial.
J. W. English, Lawyer,
.lames B. Kitchen, Farmer.
C. MoIIer, Cashier Ger. S. 15.
10. T. Carr, Architect.
Officers :
E. II. Durfek, President.
11. 1. Nkwman, Vice l'resident
(Jko. F.,Pn f-scott, Secretary.
Cakl MoLt.ER, Treasurer.
The well known character of thb Di
rectors of the Mereaid He Library Asso
ciation and ti;e endorsement presented,
is a sullieient uarantce to all absent
ticket holders tout their interests will be
fully guarded and protected.
All correspondence strictly confiden
tial, aud any person drawing a prize
need not !
; desire.
! on'sSb?
need not ! Known unlr-s tliev so
wing prizes will be cashed
This is the grandest, safest, and best
enterprise ever presented to the public.
Official lisn of winning numbers, will
be sent to purchasers of tickets, iipnie
diatelj after the distribution.
For information and tickets, address
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05 Iiberty Street, New York.
Ticlccts Kent C O. I. at our expense.
Agents wanted. Liberal commissions
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Ofjick Ticket DKr.vicr.MENT,
Company Shops, X. C, April 23..1S73. '
Xo Agents, Conductor aud others
whom it may Concern.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, ilih
inst., you will address all inminun
ications, ticket reports, ore., to me at
Greensboro.
Baggage masters finding packages ad
dressed to me at Shops will forward
them or leave them at Grcenslxro.
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46 It Genera! Ticket Agent. :
JEMOYAL.
BETTS. ALL'
:r & co..
have moved their
. Sasb, Door and filind Factory
to tho lot of the old Bayonet Factory, on
the line of the R. & G. Railroad, at the
northern terminus of Dawson street,
where tbey will be pleased to see their
old friends and customers. 43 lm
PITTSBOKO HOTEL, j
Iittboro, Chatham Co., N". C
II. II. BUItKE, Pr. ielor.
41 tf. .-"
CAROLINA
STATE LIFE INSURANCE!
COMPANY,
1IALEIGII, NOBTII CAHOLI.XA,
Capital,
$200,000.
Oi'lTCKILS:
: Hon. Kemp P. lUttle. President.
: c. 11. CUinciun, ice l'rcsiaeni.
II, Hicks, Secretary.
! 1Jl' l" J 11 J'nevioi.
i Dr. W. I. i; ysier, Ass't Med. DiV.
..ster,
J. li. liutclieior,. Attorney.
O.jll. IVrry, Supervising Agent,
DIRECTORS: j
IIon Kemp P Battle, Hon Tod R Cald- i
well, Hon John W Cunningham, Col T j
M Holt, Hon Wm A Smith, Dr W J j
Hawkins, lion John Manning, Gen W j
R Cox, Col L W Humphrey, C Tate
Murphy, Col Wm E Anderson, John G
Williams, Col W L Saunders, U Y
MeAden, Col A A MeKoy, I J Young.
James A Graham, i 11 Cameron, J C
MeRao. J B Batchelor, J C Blake, Walter
Clark, W G Upchurch, J J Davis, John
Nichols.
FEATCllES AND ADVANTAGES.
: f
It is emphatically si Homo Company.
Its large capital "guarantees strength
and safety.
Itjs rates are as low as those of any
; tirsf.-c)ass company.
It offers all desirable foi nts'of insur
ance. '
Its funds are- invested at home and
circulated among our own people.
Nn unnecessary restrictions imposed
upon residence or travel,
j Policies lioii-i'orfeitable after Two
j years.
i Its oliicers and directors are promi
nent, and well-known North Carolin
ians, whoso ex perieii eras businessmen,
and whoso worth and .integrity are
alone suliicient guarantees of the'Com
panv's strength, sdlvenev and success.
'i'isi'O. II. 13 ILL, Local Agent,
O-j 11. PERRY Raleigh, N. C.
j . Supervising Agent.
Good Agents, with Nvhoiii liberal
cqntrtiets will be made, wanted in evej-y
countv in tho State.
March 13, 1873. ."W wGm
A New Era im Journalism,
The
Crtut Arliieveuient of llio
.Vinetcciitli Ccntur). .
TIII5 OAILY RA1IIIC.
All tltc N'ctvM ii ml at! II ot li'liirch.
Tbe Daily (iuArinc isy the title of a
i-'newspaper, pu.bli.shcd in New York,
i which is achioving' the 'most remarkable
'. journalistic success ever cli'onicled. It
j is an eight-page evening pajii-r (tin ee
, editions daily), elegantly pvinii-d, and
conductctl by 'the iih'.'st editorial talent
: attainable. i.
( As a iicvspajcr the Iiau.v ' n.M'iiic
j stands in th- first rank, and contains,
reguiaiiv
: 'i :e Very La.ti-4 iinti t illicit civh
from nil I'arfv of tUc World.
' ' r"
! Its great lVatunj consists in the fact
that it is not only la newspaper, but an
illustrated 1. 1 its n ;:er as, well. Four of
i its pages are liil-sii witlr-rhoire reading
'matter telegrams! cdito.ials, general
' ... i l .1 .... i . . 1 l ......
, alio io-;ii news, ium:s, ! , :uiu eor-
respondeiiei! uir t
iO liesi.-rst :ind most
The r .naining four
! interesting tojin
: pages consist iI
SFLK.MMO 5LLI STItATIOS,
executed in the
tistic stvlc, and
fo.-t faultless -and ar
Lortrnyiini act u (itclii
and fully all lead lit g evuits v.iihui ticen-
tij four hours after their oceur-i cuec.
Those who have- made jourim wm a
study, and fully appreciate I ho great
: enterprise, manifested in the coiiei-tion
j ail(, ..a,.,,,, t( news by ti.eaid ,.i
i tbo telegraph, steam pres-es, and the
development of journalistic talent, have
theory no loim
tlie newspajer ol tne
future is the new.-paper of to-day, and
that paper is the Daily GriArnic. The
processes wh'n-h n-ndi-r this marvellous
achieve m ni an existing fact are the re
sult of tho most careful study and an
endless variety of experiments, gradu
aily perfected' during the past twelve
years. .They depend . upon-. improve
ments in lithography and the applica
tion of the photographic camera. By
their aid a picture is engraved and mado
ready to print in from tu cuty 'minutes
to two hours. Co-.liv and, 'elaborate
plates, v...rks of arts, scenes Of interest,
arc reproduced and pictured forth with
equal 'facility and the most scrupulous
tido'ity. lliiistratioiisof leading events
are engraved and prepared for tho press
even beforii the accompanying- written
n-il-rati vcor description leaves the hands
of 1 he compositor.
For the proper practical working of
j so great an enterprise, 1 ill; GRAPHIC
COMPANY was formed, with.
A CiJiiital of oOO.COO in Gold,
month. as id months before the firs? is
sue of th; Daily Graphic, the most
extensive preparafious were made, and
to-dav THE Gil. WHIG COMPANY
has
YIic Largest and .Tlost . Complete
cvspapeV IstaSisIimvtit
inethe I iiittcl States.
la the grcaL work of illustrating the
'events of the d iV an extensive corps of
the hest known and most accomplished
artists are constantly engaged.
TUc I'apcr for I lie Household.
Price, 12 ir year, jfr i for 3 months.
Address,
THE DAILY GRAPHIC,
;i and 41 Park place,
4u tf. c New Yoik City.
licst la per l.-Ucst I'rcniiuni I
N ft W IS Til H T 1 M K 1 O S EC U R K
a s-3 i i c t v H k r it ii i-: !
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. MOOKK'S .
KU1A1, XKW-YOItKKJt,
TIIF. GREAT ILLUSTRATED
Ilaral, JAtcrary and Fauiily
Weekly.
This r.i;iKiis farm and fireside favorite
has for nearly a Miirtcr of a Century Leon
the most suvct-Hsial ml pofiiilar pupi-r in
ils splscro and is now rcco.miizcil as l!u:
Klanilnr.l i.mcriiian, auiliorlty cm rural iin.l
domestic alfah-s. and a lirht-cluss, hivdi
tone.1 literary and family Journal. It loiij
ago attainetl su lmnieiise
Continental Circulation!
Having anient friends and Admirers in ev
ery Slate und Territory in tin L'nloii, tlie
Hiiadas, ifcc. It lias more llitors, more
departments, and gives more aud Is'lti-ril-lustrulivliii,
liian any utile Journal of lis
class. lUl Us issues for IV. ! will iw Oct ic-r
than ever before, lu bothc-oiit.-nt" and ntyle.
It will don a new dress oi l-aa:i!'ui iw-ipjKT-f.iced
typo, and pri M-nl olii'T ilcci I- il im
provemt ill".
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and olij-.-cls, aii'i iaj.te.l t o-ria n.wn and
country. .Si.Mei ii i-u it;, i :i;rs vv- K.'y.
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itad Dcccini" iiaii'.ins two l. r. . and
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tered Letters at our rink. Address
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i i xnisTii.
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tion f
bvin iid Ifnney
BOOK & JOB PRINTING
from : ;o amallest Card to tho largest
Poster, on ns reasonable terms as the
samovork can bo dono tit any estab
lisjime it in t ho State. '
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print I order,
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m and irayittrale's Jlhtnls
ol' the lj'.tcst improved form, on most rea
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with tho host nml cheapest houses In
tho St; te.
. SjhxI
ittention paid ti
SCI l()()li C ATA LOU UES,
CIIICIL'LAIIS AND BItONZKD
TOBACCO IiABi:is.
Ordjrs by mail promptly attended to,
and wjn k shipped by NI:t i 1 or Express
la an v portion ol tno state.
i j
trrr Agents for S. COLLINS t CO'S
News. Book aild Job Inks
at mail u fact u rers prices, freight addod.
Old
EpXYARDS tt BROUGHTON,
BOX 178, Raleigh, N. C.
1, 1S71. 3D tf.
Scptl
XaKrion ran lako tlirae Flitter f
)i-iiiiur i directions, and remulu Ioiik iinwcil,
l.i ..vi.LmI tlieir bones are notuentroj-nl hy p-.iniv
1.1! )isiiii or oil cr rueann, nn.I vita' orgiuis
wsiHiiil beyoiiil the point of repair.
l)j-i)Cla or IlHlo;rlloii, flf adln,
I'aln ii tlie .Shoulders, Coughs, TlKhtncMof tho
Chest Dizziness, Sonr Krtictatlons of tho Sto
marlij Cud Tiistfl.lii tho Mouth, Klliom Attack,
rulpilalioii of the Heart, liillainnmtjon of th
LiiiirI. I'ain In the regions of tho Kidney, anil
a huiilred oilier painful Nvniptomn. nro the off
tcirinls of inciM-iwiiii. One lioltle will prov a
lottei jruaranteo of Its tnciits thaa al
11 1
L-llgUIJ
advcit irti'iiivnt.
Kk- I V ni n I m pin I nt a, in ynnilK or old,
rnarr1!! or Hitijjle. ti t t lie dawn ot wniuuuhnud,
or thj turn of iile. lliisu Tonic lliucnKlixplay mi
.leci-ll'd an iuliueiice that inipiovcuicnl in ttooa
percdplible.
Foit- Iiiflniiimntory rml t'hronle
Itlieliiiiutt imii nml (.out, (tilloun, HeiuiHeiit
mid tatcniiiiU'iit Fevers. IHscux-n of llin lllood,
LivciAKldlieyi and lilaililer, tlirne Hltlrn havn
no cijial. Sucti PisciiKCi! arc canned ty itlalcd
liioof:
iliry men Rrnlle Pui(fnllve mt well
ns n Tanir, posi'KSlu? tint merit of ucllinr as
u pdhverful uireiit In reliuvlnn Conaosildii or lu
llaintniition of llio Liver aud M.icer.il Organs,
and ii Hilious liidcascs. i
t'dr SUIiv Dlicmrt, Kruplinnfi, Tetter,
Hlieilni, lUolcliea, puts, I'lmplcs, I'liflule,
lioiH, Cartmriclcs, lilnjr -worms. Sen Id llotd,
Sorp Kvcs. Kr.vKipelus, licll, SctirN, lUfrolma
tiuiisjoi 'tlie Sliin, llumor.H and DiseaKVi of the
Skin ot winiH'vcr' nonio or nature, aro liter.
allv din; up nnd curried out of tho
lem In a nhort time ly tho one of thcac lilUrro.
t; itii I fu 1 ihuiinnl proclaim VlNtUAB
is mi: us tlie most wonderful lnvigoraiit Hint
ever susiiiined llio sinkius FVHietn. 1
It. II. .-TEclM.XAi.I L CO.
Prnsls.f mid Uen. Aku., Sau KraiirlBOi. 'al.,
A ei r. of Wr.fhiiilnrt nml t'liiirlton Mx.j N.Y.
hot, I I!V ALL ldtLGtd.sTS 4 PLAl.L'RM,
.' I ; x Is. IS7-. lhi--lJliI .'
DltCKOOK'S WINK 01' TAIL
Ten yen cm of a nn fo
lic test luis proved Dr.
('rook 'n M ine f 'Ir to
have more in. ill tlian
any similar, prepanitloii '
ever olli'n d to tlm pul
lie. It Is Heli in tli
medicinal ina!i!lca of
'J'nr, and imc,ii-il' d for
UlHenseH oi lite inroni
and LunH. p r'ni ipo:i
the Most H'.M.ItKAtil.B
cures. It i n iri callv
JTT..? cut nsSSt inr.xi i.'l
'ypji,iSt&& foldt. Jt ha
(nu:;!n nnd
h cored o
liiuiiy caHeH of AkI li.f nit
aud ItroucliHI-i, Hint It
lias liecii proiiounetsl it
KIHK'lIlo for these com
plaint, i For l"o in
the lirciiht. Side or
llnclt. t.rnvel er lild
nrv IHnense. lls.nie
Of iv L'rlnnry Oriimim Jimiidlcf, or
anjf Liver Coinplnlnt it has no omul.
It Is nlMO mncrlor Ionic, I
1 - ItefttorrN llio Apprllt,
' Mrenjrtlieni the ylen.
BeitoroM llie Weak and IX billtnl d.
I 4 aiiwes tlie I'ood to Uiu l,
ncjnoves lytpepla ""! Iiidlnitlon,
1'revenlH .Ttalnrtoua ft'evcr,
Cilfott tone to your Kytitriii.
I
Thii Tale, Yellow. Cci!7-L:ci:r.T Ckla.
is (ihnnired to one or freshii-f.' and iiealtli.
Thse lleie of the W.l'r. l nIe,
I'ltstiilci. IIIotelKM, aiul roit'tii ar
reniov ed.. so rofti I , rf it ; nvnnrm
ontli Lyes: White Sw-"?m ., Vtrrr,
HI Kores or nny kind of 1 1 : m,.- rnpidly
(lu.inillc nnd iliKii'nneur tinder lis j - tnciir.
In Ifnet It will do you more . '. -.d cure
vnii more speedily thnn nny nd -d: otlier
rininnrnt Ions com Idned. Vlt':'.i 1?
1l IKV-
tun-'s own restorer! A Kflulli- -
.d
f Iron
combined with thn inedlefnr.l i o;.- rllrnnf
Poke ltKt d 1 vested of ul 1 d Uiiki een ' n ' o nl
ltirts It will cure any Chronic or 1.
htandinir intense whose re.-d' or Hr( l
cailsclHbiMl blood. Rhninm'N-M.I'iiiin
In Mmb'or ltonen.t oiikIImi .' i.n. hrw
hffii down by .MerenriHl or oilier ; '. n ,
ar all cured ovlt. ForKyp'HHH.or Hy pi.
Illtie taint, there Is notlitn" e. -mil i . u
A irlnl will prove it. AX H S'OI .tt.
crooK'n Kiui'ot'M) Minir ;r
I'uui: itoor.
, ".March I I, Is?:'..
.".S-.lm
FOOD!
Cbrn, Rye, Sheaf: of Oals, Men?,
Peas, Fotlder, Hay, Oaf s -Fine
Feed, Shucks,
Always kepffon hand t N
osiioi:.'.s
Grain and Peed Store.
West of the North Carol itia Dcth.t
tile new Warehouse bniit foe that pi.r
poe. ,
jOrders droppe " in the Post Oll'c e u I
be promptly liiled.
YV. A ATll.-,
Superintendent.
Raleigh, X. C, Feb. 7, W.J. illawly
i,jLcy
52.
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Wife.
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