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DAILY NEWS
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T4ll'ksiAV-- - - Jl'LV 31.
the railroad ;nonopots, Le y(ill sur
port liiui. Ex -Governor and ex-United
States Coin another 'Republican leader
in California, ha taken the same
cou me a-i Uorhan. These are un
denUod fact in Washington. If
true, tho signs of a Demo
cratic victory in California are decided
ly encouraging.
Jog Marti belongs to llendrlck
11. Wright's Uateliug Uow. It as
a.vorvltngtd thetternal ntneM of things
thin Pennsylvania demagogue should
be tut at Lite head of a wininiltoo to in
vrigte the Uepreiuuon iu UUr, with
the jocular Joe Martin to help hi in.
liaudail ha displayed the sain exquia
, ue UMt and discrimination In the con
stitution of this c;nmittee that he dis
played in making Cert. a lianduie
voung lawyer from New York, chair
man of the committer on acri uliure
umT Aiken, a noted South Carolina
planter and agriculturist. n his way
to Chi'.t. w he w the committee is now
sitting, Martin slopped in Washington
City and "talked" the unsophisticated
correspondent of the llaltimore .Sun.
He told the .Sun man tnat Sherman was
way ahead in North Carolina. Grant
w as nowhere. The .Vmm sagely remarks
thereupon : "The Grant j-cople say that
Mr. Martin has tV.u htsl this conclusion
only since the recent suspension of
Internal Revenue Collector Towers in
North Carolina, a Grant man, and the
appointment in his stead of the friend
of Mr. Martin, who is a Sherman man."
SjHsfulation altoutlhe "hard times'
dpr-sion in trm.le, industry and
ri nances is Idle talk. Profitless as all
concede it tol-o tlje country present a
the spectacle to-day of a committee of
e'njr?Am-n traveling over the coun
try iu line palace car, at the peoples
"iuvestitraliug" a question
that haa addled the bruin of the wisest
of our political economist. Think of
Heudrick It. Wright and Joe
instructing the country Martin
in matters of political econ
omy. The thing receives itself iuto a
tio"w. But for the expeu.se w e might
enjoy such perioruiauces aa took place
at C1kro last Monday :
Lyman J. Gage, cashier of the First
National Bank, w as the first witness.
He regarded the prese.it supply of
money in the country as ample.
Although ten years Kick we had much
more money. Vet he said the banking
business of Chicago was sounder to
day than ever before, lie thought the
return of pro,-erlty began about eigh
teen months ago, and that the present
outlook was very favorable. In answer
to questions by uo chairman, he said
that doubtless the withdrawal of cur
rency had tended to depress business
during the pa.si ten e.us but it had
not ojt rated as a ery essential factor,
'l'he depression was a reaction toward
tn normal standard, which ho thought
a. iviaturally dijturled by the late
u.tf aa 1 its results. The prosperity of
l.ii.i.oss men and the rate of increase
f the population were greater ten
irs ago in Chicago than inev are now
but the amount of merchaiulise hand
led heie now j vastly greater than ten
Anent congressional complications
in Steel's district, the Lumberton Rob
MjHi'in remarks:
We took occasion last week, in a
rather deprecating mood, to speak
of the scramble that is already being
entered ' into for this nomination
and after giving an incomplete list of
the aspirants, we stated that, so far, we
w ere iu favor of Colonel Steele, and
gave therefor reasons that were satis
factory to us, his "pledge" not to be a
candidate to thecontrary notwithstand
ing. We think that so far as this coun
ty is concerned, this "pledge ' it is
'something new, under the sun," ami
th question may well bo asked to
whom was it given. It would
have been gratuitous ao far as
our people are concerned. We think
that so far at least. Colonel Slee'e is
the whoice ot our county. We have no
objection to any of the many distin
guished gentlemen, whose names are
mentioned in this connection. Colonel
Charie 1L Jones of Cliarlotte, would
wear tho honors worthily and his nom
ination would be a grateful re
cognition of distinguished merit.
The lluhenuiH says his people favor
Colonel Steele for the same reason that
they prorerred Ashe in 176: "they are
opposed to so often changing their rep
resentation at tho National Capitol.
Colonel Steele is now making a Nation
al reputation; audasa matter of course,
is iu a coudition to be ol josiiive ad
vantage to his State and section. Then
why change him for another who is
not his superior in any essential particu
lar. So far as pledging not to run again
is concerned, we think a public man
has no right to stand in the any or out
of the tray of the people.. That is to
lay, w e do not think a public man has
a fright to force himself upon the peo
ple, nor has he a right to decline to
serve them if it is the unanimous wish
of the pe 3ple, that his services are neces
sary." It would be hard to successfully
assail the seemingly impregnable josi
tion m igoronsly defined by the llohc
sonum, and we venture to remark it
at tho risk of being counted the friend
and all v of oiue of the "ins."
EW YORK srr.
' Tuesday's New York Sn has a
olamn ofldouble leaded stuff like this:
We are for the Union, first, last, and
iv the middle. We are against seces
sion at airiiines, in all places, and
under all circumstances.
Furthermore, we believe in fervently
cherishing the memory or the dead
who died for the Union.
"VY cannot concede to the rebels more
than an honestly mistaken sentiment
of patriotism.
We believe the difference, even in
death, between dying for a right cause
and dying for a wrong cause is very
great, and that it will endure forever,
because in its very essence it is inde
structible." Tho treacherous sheet concludes with
this hypocritical can't on its unholy
Democratic lips :
"Let the Democratic principles of
w hich Jefferson was the apostile, pre
vail say we, w hether under the name
of Robinson or Church both good
names whether under the name of
Kelly or of Tilden lot them prevail ;
for on these true and hallowed princi
ples of right and of equality of right
rest the prosperity and happiness ot all
the millions who flow dwell in this
broad land, and of the countless mil
lions yet to be born w ithin its bonders."
Some people regard the Sun a Demo
cratic newspaper. It is for sale. Y ho
bids and how much,
Its fervent advocacy of Tilden is in
tended, doubtless, to destroy him. It
was a bold and able sheet before Mr.
Danvas' departure from the country.
Now it is brazen faced aim simple.
45 Years Before ,tt 5 Public.
THE CETS:.:
DR. C. Mel, ANSI'S
CELEBRATED
T
IYER PILLS
Oh, They are Coming! IE NATIONALilTEL,
FOR THE CURii OF
Hepatitis, or Liv-er Complaint,
Til k school bill will bo argued in the
Supreme Court to-day. Whatever the
decision of the court, the high charac
ter of tho distinguished and houorable
gentlemen who compose it will resent
the slightest intimation of "fear, favor
or reward.', The purity of onr judici
ary shines now with exceptional brill
iancy. Though holding electiye posi
tions, no body w ho knows the 6tern
virtue and incorruptible integrity of
Smith and Dillard and Ashe will
trouble themselves to inquire into
their motives. A profound interest is
manifested throughout the State in the
question pending before the court. Not
as a legal question, but as one deeply
concerning the momentous and hither
to lamentably neglected cause of edu
cation. We do not magnify matters in
there is a deep-seated discontent in the
saying public mind in regard to this
matter.
year ago. Being asked w hat he would
sugest in the way of legislation, he
Mii he wou.il reeal the iegal-!endcr
quality ot I'rutcd States notes, and pay
tnem :i demand to l-earer, make gold
and silver dollars interchangeable at
the I n lied States) ti eusum-s, and pre
vent the KiUi' of and retire utl.4iid
st.iiiding note under the value of live
dollars as .juit'kly as josibie. It would
bv a mistake to repeal tho national
Kink nig law.
ie..rK -hneidcr, president of the
National Bank or Illinois, ti.:uied that
he did nt l-chevo in iiuie.tsing the
olume of the ru rrrney. The city and
its Kinks w ere in a he.tilhy tat to-dav.
Th panic ai I the season of b ink ruptev
had strengthened rathwrlhan weakened
Chicago, and "business, which began to
rev iv e a jear and a naif ago, i in a line
condition. Ho thought tho 1 es ii -gre.s
bothered itli iinaues Uiu beiier
r the country.
Gwo. M. s,;! a f.n mer of Wiscon
sin, tstihcd that laruis were mortgaged
t- their full value throughout the tate;
thu pru-e of farm lalsr a lowering,
at preseut being from 7- cent jer day
to jjlo j,er mouth : the penal law of Wi.s
coiishi. lial dtstroye.1 the surplus of
Ubo ; farmer steetued blind lo the fa l
that three-fourths of the so calitsl
train p3 are honest laborers out of w ork.
He thought an iniro.io of currency
would beuetlt Wisconsin; the panic of
113, caused by t much sp-ulaiion,
caused tle existing depression among
th lalnjrtug ciaej. He thought tho
govornuieul ctuniuUUil a great wrong
in contracting the currency ; contrac
tion meant national uicide; it forced
meu to do with one dollar w hat they
h.ul agreed to do with two.
Charles lUndolph, fcevrwtary of the
Board of Trade, staled that the general
busine ofthe cityvhad bn atadilv
increaaiug since tlie till of ls7;t, and
real eauta had leen decreasing in
value; the North went was iu U-tter
shape than any other part or the coun
try. He believed, therefore, that abun
dant capital wm now- aeeking perma
nent iuvestmenu He explainet the
condition of tho finances of Chicago,
and state 1 that he believed there was
not a city in tho country in better con
dition. Jo.ph Iltstman, contractor and real
state dealer, gave tealiuiony as to the
decrease in rents, price of labor and
materials. ' He thought thq city would
proper for a few 3 ear, and' then we
would have another panic.
And for snch stuff as this the country
is to be taxed that a committee of luna
tic ( no reflection on the lunatics) niay
ex curt over the conntry and show their
heels.
The pru ti e of naming Tom, Dick
and Harry for Governor or Congress
man or Judge because ho is a "good
fellow" and has "claims on the party is
grow ing to be a positive nuisance. "In
nsming her next Governor we hope
North Carolina w ill not forget her gal
lant son John Smith. He served her
on the tented Held and since the dark
days of the war have passed ho has
been true to her every interests, cher
ishing and defending her honor and
glory at all ha.inl. Certainly his
claims w ill not bo overlooked." We
nominate Bill Jones, glorious "fellow
too, is Bill, for Congres from the Gourd
Fiddle district. Our friend has served
two terms in the lower branch of the
State Legislature and is familiar w ith
parliamentary tactics. Ho will soam
make his mark in Congress." Wo are
told by older men that in time agone
it w as a great honor even to bo men
tione 1 for tho exalted otli e of Govern
or of North Carolina. A glance at her
illustrious Governors and Congress
men would .se 111 to w in rant this assertion.
How iwKs the spread of tho fever in
Memphis this year compare with the
epidemic of 117S? is a question often
asked. Has it been more rapid or
slower; more fatal or less so? The first
death Irom yellow lever last year oc
curred thirty-seven days later than
this year on Augnst 16, when two
persons died. The fever came this year
early in July the tenth when there
were three deaths. The record for the
first sixteen daj-s of the epidemics of
ls7s and 16'J compare as follows:
MUST WKKK OFTIIK FKVKK.
2 0 0 0 0 2 1 Total, 5
- 0 H2 0 0 0 Total, 5
SKCOXII WEKK.
- 1 0 1 1 :$ 1 Total, 13
-10 2 4 4 0' 7 Total, 24
THIKD WKKK.
3 . Orand total, 24
- r, 10 Grand total. 44
It w ill thus bo seen that the fever this
year has advanced much more rapidiy
than it did in 1SX The deaths for the
second week have been double those
for the second w eek of that year, and
the third week has commenced with
an even higher average increase.
Is7s
1S70
17S
ls7i
17
170
Symptoms of a diseased Liver.
PAIN in tlu it sidu. under the
edge of the i ;o, increases on pres
sure ; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side , sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder bl.ide, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
fcr rheumatism in tlu a m. The stom
ach is affected w ith loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are costive, sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
iccompanied with a dull, heavy sen
sation in the back part. There is gen
erally a considerable loss o' memory,
aocompanid 'ith a painfui sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to hj-. t been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of weariness
and debility ; Ti : is easily startled, his
feet are cold or 1 ir nin-', and he com
plains of 1 prickly sensation of ihe
skin ; his spii its are low ; and although
he is satiarK.Li tli.it exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up ;-.titude enough to try it.
In fact, he .1. -trusts every remedy.
Several of the .i'.'Ove symptoms attend
the disease, 1 ut cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet exam
ination of the body, after death, has
shown the liver to have been exten
sively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, in
cases of Ague and Fever, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking (Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a fair trial.
. For ail b;I'"ous derangements, and
as a simple purgative, they aref un- -equaled.
BIWARE Or IMITATIONS.
The geninse are never sugar coated.
Every box ..as a red wax seal on the
lia, with the impression Dr. McLane's
Liver P:l:.s
Tne re m ne xtfcLANir's Liver. Pills
bea"- the sinitures of C. McLane and
Tleming Bros, on the wrappers.
Insist upon naving the genuine Dr.
C. McLane's liver Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh; Pa., the
market being full cf imitations of the
name McLane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
I w ill have a choice lot of PINR APPLES
this evening, which I wiU sell cheap.
BANANAS, BANANAS,
ORANGES, ORANGES,
LEMONS, LEMONS.
A Fresh Lot of
STATE HOUSE SQUARE,
RALEIGH, N. .
o
STREET & SON
Owners and Proprietors.
W.C.&A.B. Stronarti
JULY 1 0 Til.
1STEW GOODS.
Fresh Memina and Palermo Lemoni :t
boxes just received, retail at 25 cts.
aozen anuJioeraL margin 10 dealers.
NUTS.
Mi
and
Plai
Candies
''mis
Renewed and Re-established.
FRESH CAKES
Of every Description.
J. A. Bragassa,
U-tf 16 IXvelteville street.
1879. OLD and TRIED. 189
OLD NICK,
(COBS AND BYE,)
This reliable brand of PURE WHISKEY
has been successfully tested by th lovers
of first-class Whiskey for the past 50 years,
and has preserved its high reputation undi
minished. It is offered to the public with
the full guarantee of the ioprietor. and
will rmt fail to give perfect satisfaction
whenever used. For sale Dy all first-class
Superior and Special Acccmmodati one
For All Classes of Travel.
may 1ft tt,-
For The Sea Snore i
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
NEW MANAGE MEN T .
New Lot Cocoanutfl. Almonds, IV
walnuts, Brazils and Filberts.
COFFEES.
Fine line Old Government Javit 1 ....
berry, Savanilla, Maracnibo, Lamiiivm
Santos, Mexican, Moclea, White and ;,v. ..."
Rio Coffees. - "
TEAS.
Choice lot Gunpowder, Imperial, Japun
Old Hyson, Young Hyson, He no Chop, Y.u.
lish Breakfast, Twankey, and Oolong 'la
Our "Wung Jung" Gunpowder at 50 -tn. pr
pound warranted to give satisfaction tu
most delicate palate.
FISH.
dealers.
may9-tf-
Address,
JOS. WILLIAMS,
Panther Creek,
Yadkin Co . N.C.
D. I. C.
Is an absolute and irresistible enra for
pro race
lenness, Intemperance and the aae of Opium, To-1
Ibaooo, Nvooucs and Stimulant, removing mlil
taste, aeore ana naoic 01 using any 01 mem, rcxi-p
derinsr the taste or desire for anr of them DerfectlT
odious ana aiagnstlng. tHTlng every one peneci
and irresistible control of the sobriety of them
selves ana tneir inenas.
It prevents that absolute physical and moral
prostration toot follows the sadden breaking off
from using stimulants or narcotics.
Package, prepaid, to core 1 to 5 persons, $2, or at
your druggists, $L75 per bottle.
Temperance societies should recommend It. It
is perfeott 7 harmless and never-failing.
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co., Rochester, N.Y. Sole Agents
Hon Conch Care destroys all pain, loosens tile!
conga, quiets the nerves, produces rest, and never!
laus to cure.
Open the 1st of June under the manage
ment of the undersigned. A first class sea
side resort and the most pleasantly situa
ted house on the Atlantic oast. The tide
ebbs and flows aily beneath the building,
and it is free from dust, flies and mosquitoes.
The ball room is the most spacious and airy
in the State. A trood band of music has
been engaged tor the season. Surf bathing
unsurpassed, with suitable dressing nouses
on the beach. Batli houses also within
fifty yards of the house for still water bath
ing. Large and airy rooms- also in the
building1 occupied by the Proprietor the
past two seasons, which can be had by
those who prefer rooms on the mainland
BAR, BILLIARDS AND TEX-PIAS.
TERMS $20 per day; $12.00 per week.
4EJ-Special rates made with Excursionists
and for parties for more than one week.
13. L.. FEKKY,
my 25-2 m Proprietor.
The II d Pad for Stomach. Liver and Kidnevs. I
is aaperlor to all others. Cures by absorption. It I
is perfect aaic orogglsts.
Th Hob Bitters Sf. Co.. ef Rochester. K. T.mIh. dm-I
puv tunc inunuc. mw ,u iiup uiilci., WLIILII HremiHJM
en a Dercrage or i m toxicant, oat to rnntt and JUe&t MtdvA
Un ever made, making more cure than al 1 othar remediM.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.!
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Opposite Capitol Square,
CORXER TWELFTH AND BANK STS.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Terms PeF.Day $2
This House is most centrally located, be
ing within three squares of either of the
liepots. Tobacco Exchange or Warehouses.
First-class Table and Rooms.
A. B. MOORE, Proprietor,
Formerly of St. Charles Hotel.
mayl6-dtf
Souse J3mlMng.
JACOBS. ALLEN
Fat New River' Mullets received txl.ly
no better dish for breakfast. We have aUi
in store "Woods" and Winston Roc Her
ring, Good margins to dealers.
FINE BUTTEk
Always in Store. Lot of New ('ivmn
Cheese to arrive.
july20-tf
D. T. JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
(Wilmington street.)
MEATS.
We keep on hand Bulk meats. North f 'ur-
olina Bacon, and Lard in Tierces and Tubs
and as we buy in large quantities wears'
prepared to oiler inducements to the trails.
FIOUR.
The ! I jchol" olili- have passetl
away. e ne r li el in those befrer
!.. It bus lceii our misfortune to
lie in the ae of sham and hhoJtiy.
"In hours of soJer reflection" unfre-
iient as they are we wonder if "trick
ery" is a product of modern iolitics.
Or did it live in the better times in tho
disguise of statesmanship? Anyhow,
it is not now dishonorable or discred
itable to rail a successful politician a
"trickster."
There is h"ie for North Carolina
Her modesty hat been her one !C8ettiii
sin. When wo see her lead iu journal
ists, who are supposed to cither lead or
follow public sentiment, publishing
their own mluUlive iiominalioual letters
and indorwements, we take fresh hope.
It is a si 'ti.
Th California election is a very im-Isrunt-
one. It may determine tho
I-lirical complexion, of tho next Presi-deiK-y.
It may co exactly balance
jKiwer in ho 4ilh Congrexs that it
a.-.sums tho hlhett national impor
Uuc. Wa have fvdt some appreheu
ion for the Ieuiocncv of that State.
JiHin from it unruly and undi-i-pliued
Democratic reprecuum ven in
i'oucrea e hxxo bwou lead to distrust
Urn fidelity to party organization and
to entertain grave, doubts of iu sueeeas
in. the approahlu,? eUs tiou. Things
have improved there Utely. tf.onro
. orhm h snpirtine' the Iern--ratic
nomineo for Governor in
that State, f tor ham wa.s the sts-relarv
01 wie .senate rbr ten yean under Re
publican rule, and waa the secretary of
the KepuLlicau congrejional cam
paign committee during the Have
canT:v. and als. in the canvas of
la-st fall. IJe ha-s always beeu clovseJ
a ataiwan leader iu his poty, and
hi present oMirw? amaie hi Re
publican -friend. In explanation,
Gorham aaya he will support- the Ke
publtcau oouiine) for l oiiKree in his
district, and that he i for other Conk
ling or Grant for President. Uq be
lieve uua tne llepu UUcan part v of
California i the friend of monpolv,
and the errata re of the railroad mag
nate who are oppressing the people of
that State. Aa between the railroads and
the people he is for the people, and as
the Democratic nominee is the foe of
Til khi: are tw o sidus to every ques
tion the Panama Canal Scheme In
cluded. De Iesseps has organized his
Interoceanic Canal Company in Paris
with a splendid capital of MGu, 000,000,
which, lie thinks, will surtlce to dig
this mighty ditch and leave a pretty re
servo fund behind for emergencies.
Tho income of the company, he promi
ses in advance, w ill come toat least
Oon.ixfciand will yield each stockholder
the fancy intcrestof Hi per cent. Rough
o!d Com. Ammen, of the opposition,
however, who has trotted over the rocks
of Panama again and again which
do I-esaeps, by-lhe-by, baa only read
of, laughs St this estimated cost of the
proiKed canal as picayunish aud ridic
ulously low. It can hardly bo culled
an estimate, he declares, having been
tho mere guess of a lot of young Paris
ian engineers who, knowing nothing of
thematter,inalorPanaina,gavearough
guess at the probable cost of this enter
prise. In oMn ial circles in Washington
tho leuef.is gaining ground that the
whole thing isasheuioon thepartof M.
DeTesseps to forco urxjn the Paris con
gress the Panama route, which might
bo characterized aa the jocket property
of Ideutenant Bonaparte-Wyso. The
best engineers pronounce that route
impracticable and favor the Xlcaragnan
route. The United states has not
oHicially taken josition in favor of any
of the routes. All the surveys made
on tlie Isthmus excopt the so-called
survey of Lieutenant Wyse have been
conducted by tho UniU'd SUtes, and it
is considered ill-advised to allow tho
work done by this government to go
for aaught and tho construction of the
canal to be under a company which has
been organized by political intrigue,
and which at tho outset proposes to
discriminoie against the Vnited States.
'I n i:kk is rather a satire than a serious
recipe for securing fame. It is more
easy to remember a single mastorpieee
than a multitude of splendid things,
and great authors' names generally go,
in public mention, with the name of
some single great work of theirs. It is
surprising to find how many people of
merit have" "snug one song and died.'
They have themselves a world of use
less labor for fame by striking twelve
tho first time. Somewhat like the fol
lowing, tho author and his lest. pio
duction hare found a lodgment in our
minds:
Henry Carey (tod Save the King.
Hopkins Hail Columbia.
Key Star Spangled Banner.
John Howard Payne Home, Sweet
Homo.
Charles Wollc Burial of Sir John
Moore.
Cha rich King-sley The Three Fishers.
Tiik Evening Visitor felicitates it
self at the progress it is making in
w inning the atl'yction and esteem, and,
what is letter, the patronage of the
city. The Visitor, cji passant, commends
its morning cotemporarien. This is
clever. Eutre nous: the fue journalist
Is a stranger to envy and narrow-mindedness.
Chulkka, or something akin to that
malignant disease has made its appear
ance in the town of Dubuque, Iowa.
C'ortcrn-uifn prevails among the peo
ple and they aie lleoing for their lives.
Anont "Junius" and "the system."
'SOU nominis umbra. Wilmington
Sta r.
Duos qui scquitur fcporcs, neutrum
Cftpit. Nkws.
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, .Reno
vates and Invigorates
the Whole System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ABE
Alterative, Tonic, Solvent
AND DIURETIC.
eeelkMvidence.
j .. !mr. IT. R. Stkvexs:
V egetinei Jar Sir-I win most cheerfully
jadd my testunouy to the- great
W?pf ?flf mer ou 'iav already received
7&Oliie jH favor 0f yOUr great ami cood
imediciue, emetine, for i do not
CgGliri6tll,n,f nrt"gl can be said ia its
0 prie,. for I was troubled 'over
rr j. Jthirty years- with that dreadful
1 egeune disease. Catarrh, and bad such bad
k'oughlii'' spells that it would scm
VCiTetinP as tLcaigh I nerei coold breathe
"jany more, and Vboptim! Las
r cured me; and I do feel to tliank
YCgetinO Ciod all the time tbat tliere ia so
good a tuedidne- as Vegetinr,
VrffTit lnn ' also-tbiinc it one of tbe best
cbc,iu"imedicines for couglia "and weak,
a pinking feelings at the stomach,
YCT6tin6rvn,d advise everybody Co takre tL
Vkoktixk, for I can assure them
rr i - it is one of the best medicine
f egetineftbat ever wm.
Mrs. L. CORE,
Vonnf Snnfcor. Masazine and Walnufsts..
j-vtavuv - CaxnbrijLje, W.tM.
Vegetine
Vegetine
Tegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Peace Institute,
For Young Ladies,
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
The next Annual Session commences
on tlie tirst Wednesday in September,
1S79, and closes the first Wednesday of
June, 1&80.
The terms have been reduced from
10 to 20 per cent, in all departments.
The total expense, ol a boarding pupil
for one term or hall session will be 120.
This amount will include Board with
washing, fuel, light, furnished room
aim servants attendance, tuition in
English branches and Latin to those
who desire it, Calisthenics, Text Books
and stationery used lor school pur
poses. For liberal propositions to pupils en
tered for whole scholastic year see Cat
alogue and Circular page 30. For cir
culars containing full particulars aa to
Course of Study,
Address,
Rkv. R. BunwrLi. A Sox,
Raleigh, N. C. Principals.
July l-tl.
Wesleyan Female Institute,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Any one who desires to educate his
daughter thoroughly' on the lowest terms
and least expense, in one ot" the first
schools for young ladies in the United
Ktat -5, which opens September 18, 179.
"Wr; for a catalogue lo
K . Lr. WM.A. HARRIS. President,
jy!' Ufcod2'&WtM tstaunton, Virgiuia.
mmm
BOLDER
RALEIGH, N..C,
(Formerly Betts fe Allen.)
Contracts for Buildings
In any part of the State, large or small,
wood or brick. Thankful for the very lib
eral patronage heretofore extended to the
old firm of Betts & Allen, he hopes by
prompthess and fair dealing to merit a con
tinuance of the same.
SHOPS ON HARRINGTON STREET, where
it crosses ine nateign & uaston Hauroad.
KEl
Cashi
Cas
Anderson, President Citizens' National
Bank, Maj. J. C. Winder, Superintendent
Raleigh A Gaston Railroad; Maj W. H.
Bagley, Clerk - upreiae Coart.
may 24d6m
CARPETS! CARP TH I offer for sale
on very reasonable terms, a lot of very
fine Three-ply Extra Superfine and Super
fine. Also some Cotton Chains from the
very best mills in the country. Not having
room, I will sell very cheap. Please call
and examine. Also Rugs, Matting and
window Shades.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
1438 Main street
We sell as a strictly Family Flonr, our
poplar brand, which will give the lTiost fas
tidious satisfaction, and to the general trnda
our ss. family, together with our North
Carolina Flourcbeingthoroughlv acq uaintid
with the v lour trade of Chatham) Kandolth
and Alamance we are generally well stocked
with this Fjour and as we sell for them on
commission a prepared to oiler induce
ments to all buyers.)
FISH.
We are the only agents of the largekt l 'lh
Dealer in Beauiort, therefore wo are uMe to
supply the trade at lowest price. We al
ways guarantee prices and quality of Fish
to be as low as the lowes. W e have In slock
in large quantities. Corn ineal, Molasses,
Leather, Sugar a-c., tc, wimples and priews
furnished on application.
D. T. JOHNSON,
lune27-tf Raleigh, N.C
Refreshing and Wholesome.
Appollinaris Natural Mineral Water.
Fresh and Genuine, Hottles and Jugs, Just
received directfroin the importer.
CHOICE MESS IX A LEMONS.
Extra fine, Large, Canvasnd Beef
Tongues.
Pure North Carolina Cider Vinegar, best
quality.
Pig Hams.
Smoked Beef Sliced or Shaved tv order.
Bridgewater, Patapco and ' ier brainla
Flour.
FINEST BUTTER
kers by PERMtssrox To Sam C. White,
er State National Bank : John C. Blake.
ihier Raleigh National Bank: Col. W. E.
I)rsf
Received t vice a week by Express.
Everything in the Grocery Line,
quality, lowest prices.
E. J. Hardin.
iulylO-
. .
Wxqtx&vsi tint (itiixv5i.
A. W.FRAPS.
Mt. Vernon Institute.
46 3ft. Vernon Place, Baltimore, Md,
English, French, a.nd German Boardii g
and Day School for young ladies and little
girls. Mrs. Mary J. Jones and Mrs. B.
Maitland, Principals, assisted by a large
corps of professors. The twentieth annual
session will commence Sept. ISth. For cir
culars address the Principals.
lune 12-d3m
a- ive s
Health, Strength
AND APPETITE.
My daughter haa reeefred ereat
benefit from tbe use of Vegetine.
Her declining health was a sourea
of great anxiety to all her fc ieiul.
A few bottles of Vegetine re
stored her health, strength and
jappetite.
trnmlinJ N. H. TILDEN,
T ege line Insurance and Real Estate Art..
AO. 4V sears' uuiicung.
Boston, Mass.
Vegetine
Vegetinei
Vegetine
Vegetine
BINGHAM SCHOOL,
MEBAXKSVILLK, N. C.
The 171st Session begins July 30, 1879.
Arrangements have been made by
which a limited number of young men
can "mess" at per month.
Board, with furnished room, reduced
to $12 per month ; tuition to $50 per ses
sion.
For particulars address
jy G-lm MAJ. R. BINGHAM.
CANNOT BE
EXCELLED.
Charlmtowx. Mar. 19. 1868.
H. R. Stevens:
Dear Sir Thi ix to certify that
nominis umhra. Wilmington
Stat
Star.
Exactly as we had supposed.
PCM inA!l uave usea your "liiood 1'repara-
ib"iCtioil.. lny famiiy for 8everal
or uneu-
Greenstoro Female CoUege,
GREENSBORO, N. 0.
Tlie ITtli session of this well known Insti
tution will open on Wednesday the 20th of
August. Terms reduced to suit the times.
Apply lor Catalogue to
T. M.Jo-NES, President.
jull0d2w
V i : -
f CKCLlIieiia or canueTous nninors
matlcaffectipn. it cannot be ex
Vi(Af?nftl''el and at a blood purifier or
jepring medicine, it U the best
Tiik very pleasant things being said
oftheNKWH hy esteemed coteuipora
rica and kind friends, since the writers
return to the sanctum, are not over
looked. Tho editor of the News is a
very modest man. If the Banner of
Liberty were to nominate him for Gov
ernor to-morrow we venture the pre-
I .! .1 mm . -
uiciiou mat ue would not publish it in
his own paper. Hut, de gustibits, etc.
OYervntioii4 on the Tobacco Crop.
Durham Recorder.
We have information upon which we
can rely for the present promise ol tlie
crop that so much concerns both the
agricultural and manufacturing interest
In the counties of Granville aud Per
son fall crops were planted ; and in the
early part of the season gave splendid
promise. In Orange, Caswell and Ala
mace, there was not a full crop planted,
the early approach of dry weather inter
posing, in all these counties, as else
where in the tobacco region, the drought
has injuriously affected the first plant
ing. The weed has run up, and but
toned, and leaf narrow. Under the
effort of rain, the leaf will become too
heavy, and cannot make a good bright
leaf, and cau only auswer the purpose
of a good rich tiller. The later plant
ings uever grew ou ; auu starting now,
must consequently be a late crop. Ex
perience proves that it is only the early
tobacco that cures up to the ideal beauty
and perfection. The prospect for much
fine tobacco is, therefore, a remote one:
while continued favorable weather, ano!
a late fall, a fair supply of lower grades
niav be rec koned om
I can
I have ever used, and 1 Lave
heerfully recommend It to any
one in need or such a medicine.
A..U1.NSMOKE, "
Jio. 19 Kussell street.
Mb. A.
I"ing l wave ever used, an
Veetlne!ll9e: ,most everything.
. cheerfully recommend It
Vegetine
i
Vegetine
Vegetine
i
Vegetind
Vegetine
Vegetine
mzcozzzacxro it
H eartily
South Boston, Feb. 7. 1870.
Mr. Stevens:
I Dear Sir 1 have taken several
ibcttles of your Vegetine, and am
convinced it Is a valuable remedy
YAfpf inpi'or Dyspepsia, Kidney complaint
w cfjcuuc -jj general debility of tbe system.
Vr . 1 can heartily recommend it to
egetinei11 suireringrom the above coin
plaints. ours respectfully.
Cbeiliiej 6 Atlic-i: street
PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS
Vehe i Sol J by All Druggists.
Riclimond Female Institute,
VIRGINIA.
J. B. Jeter, D. D., President of the Board o
Trustees.
Miss Sallie B- Hamner, Principal. 4
This Institution, which has been so lib
erally patronized by the people of the South,
will open its twenty-sixth Annual Sessior.
September 22.
Fcr information address the Principal.
July 15-deow2inos.
B. R MONTAGUE
ATTONEY 'AT LAW,
Offlce over J. P. Gulley's Store,
RALEIGIf, X. C,
Special attention eriven to Collect inn
Claims, and Remittances promptly made.
Refers by Permission to State Nation
al Bank Raleigh National Bank; Citizens
National Bank; Chief Justice W". N. H
Smith, and Judge Geo. V. Htronir. Raleigh
N.C. may 17 dtf
H. P. Qreen,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
WARRENTON, N. C.
Practices In the courts of Warren and ad
Joining counties, and in the Supreme Court
oi nit; oiaie.
Orders on collections strictly complied
with, and remittances promptly made.
Kefers by permission to: Warren Savlmr
Bank, and Old North State Insurance Cfcm
pany. Warrenton. N. C. -dpa3
WALTER ChARK, "
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Practices in the State and Federal Courts
8ollections made in any part of the State,
fflce in Bagley Building, corner Fayette--vill
and Martin Streets,
dec 29-It
B. B.-MASSENBUKG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOUISBTJRG, N. C.
Offlce n the Court House.
RALE Kill, N. C,
Agent for
TOM CbOPEK'S
I.AVKKI. VALLEY
CENTENNIAL OLD RYE
AND
Wheat Whiskey,
A large lot always on hand from two
Ifour yar old, -iniverMully
acknowledged to be '
. Tbe OiieNt AVliinky made f n tllt-outli.
Persons wlshlrf
Strictly Pur Spirits
For Medical and other purpose can yet any
tlze package '
From 3 to 50 Gallons,
By addressing T. N. COOPER,
Eagle M1J P. P.. Iredell county. N.
'
EDWARD T. CLARK,
Attorney- and Counsellor At Law, -
HALIFAX, N. G.
Valuable- Roanoke Land
FOR SALE.
DY decree of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina, we will sell at the courthouse
door in Jackson, Northampton county, N. (
On Tuesday, July 22,1879,
tliat valuable tract of land In aaid county of
Northampton, known as "POLENTA "
containing
2,300 Acres, More, or Less,
adlniug Jald1f P1-- Jacobs and others.
XKS.HSI One-tbird .li kui.w... i
i v j'ciijh, wim interest-
JNO. uEVKRKITY
WALTER CLARK, j
un6-tds
Cornm'rM.
BBllevne
flU
mm
1,
Klccvrlcnrllw.
A sure cure for nervous debility,
premature decay, exhaustion, etc. The
only reliable eure. (.irculara mailed
free. Address J. K. Reeves, 43 Chat
ham St., . I,
DlmWilm.
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
On Va. & Tenu. R. R., 15 Miles West of
Lynchburg.
A ftchool In which younjr men and boys
are prepared fora University or lor buNinesa.
HiKh and healthy location, Xull corps of
Uachers, thorough Instruction, liberalpro
yislon for the accommodation and comfort
of students. For catalogues containing in
ioimation. address,
, t , , ABBOT, Principal,
July 25-dandw2m. Bellevue P. O
Winston Male Academy.
Winston, X.C'i
Classical, Mathematical, Scientifical and
Commercial.
Fall Session begins the 1th of August and
continues 20 weks.
Hoard and Tuitiou to suit the times.
Winston, for social, moral, and healthful
advantages, has no superior. For full par-'
ticulars, Address,
, J- A- Monroe, A. II. Principal,
j uly20tf.
Raleigh Male Academy.
John J. Fray, (University ofVa )
Hugh Morson, (University of Vh." ""'n'"
nl100"11 ;nnual ession of this school
will begin on Monday, the lt lay of Sep
tember LS79. '
ie?8f,rep,?red for,any of tht colleges of
itlS aSfther States' r for the"
or circulars containing, terms tstimn
nials&c., address either oT thTpYincfpX
Ciroulars can also be obtained at anv of the
bookstores In the city.
July 2U-tf.
p
THE
H0EL
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA..
Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. One 11
till 2? ?ear- Kqa toany hotel in the Uni
tea States as a Hpring, Summer and Au
tumn Resort. Send for circular.
JU4fcd2m HARBISON PIIOKBUS.
"PURE FRAME MOULDINGS OK
?Toiii crlptlon8- Tne largest stock south
2li fifiilm?w .Al8 Looking-Glass Plates of
S; both German and French, whol
SS?ti,tKU ,yuld attention of ths
aSJI'm fo,1Iowing sizes: lSx.W, 18x10,
fitiih40' and smaller sizes. Wilf dupll
Baltimore prices.
tJlJra,e8 ef a11 descriptions mads at
twenty minutes notice.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
1138 Main Street
MANUFACTURED BY E. H. POCUE
J. J THOMAS, Agent,
Raleigh, NC.
Maccmaiik.
June7-ly
PIBGBIPTIOfJ FREE
r tbe Kpedy Cam of Senilis! WesksM, Lost
- uhoo4, Premstsrs debility, KsrToainon-
Kf ll DM"T orx, Md al Disorder
ST 1 i ? 7 8eret HIU asd Kxesisei. lay
"ss" lsrrsaisats. Address,
OR. JAQUES A CO.,
i3o West sixth st. onronnrATL ob ia