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ICce and Women On harms the cheese,
and th the charms the he's. - t ; , "
.flcrlmpinithe feed of fattening hogs, is a
of min.' .;-. i
So maiesaU things dificnlt, hot iad-
try, all things easj.
A tobacco rrorrer In the Connecticut Tal
ler has sold hi crop af tobacco this year for
$17,000, It amonntea to tweniy-eigm vom.
i -Peanuts iaje been, raised in - seTeral parts
rfLnfa, thjjeat. The producers say they
axs as easilj raised as potatoes, and a much
snre crop. 'V :' ":t.
,Th best coffee is made from 1 lb. Jara,
end Of Uocha, Sk and -Martinique each 2
ounces. ;: ' ' ":
la Tennessee, one cow, bedding for the
family, chain, -one ran, and one dog are ex
empt from tax and execution. An extra dog
iauxedti;J;-.:::';';;:r.:
Of the fire senses of human beings, trees
hare that of feeling. Some trees are smart
r 'thin ' others, for they life "where others
die.
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Farmers who propose to sell out and lire
in town, hare probably been taking lessons.
mmA ther do net croDOse to malce any addi-
. -
tiona U our population.
Ah English lease contains so many condi
tional exceptions and directions, that wbena
farmer goes to his day's work, it is often ne-
Casary to read it erer.
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At the next Illinois State Fair there is to
be no horse-racing, and in all document the
word "speed" is npt to be used, but instead
-HUOD, WB1CB km nguicuua huuii.
Tjtfrlhatfanaers ha?a ceased fo sow and
- reap according to the moon, farming is more
profitable than erer before, and while the
price of ererything else falls prorisions
holdthdr own.,-" ..
I - The quality of the flour and wheat which
is shipped to foreign ports is said to be su
perior to any erer exported, and will, of
course, add to the reputation of and demand
for American breads tuffs.
In Knox county, Tenn., corn is selling at
25 cents per busheL Near railroads or nar
Igable waters it is selling, in that section,
for SO cents per busheL
la Canada most of their pork is fatted on
peas, six bushels of which are equal to ten
bushels of corn, and more can be grown
from sn acre than corn.
A boy who goes about through the weeds
and chops down little trees to see thera fall,
. ought to hare a longiprout taken out of the
top and deroted to iraprotinz his under
standing- '
England is in earnest about education, and
tha United States are pointed to as haring a
successful system. But there Is a great diffi
culty, for where children can earn four cents
a week, their parents t will be tempted to
keep them from schooL
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W. TL TThite, of South Windsor, Connv
says tne Early Sebec and arly Goodncn are
the best potatoes is yield, and equal to any
for .table use, and -he thinks good keepers.
- The Garnets he thinks very poor potatoes.
Old COWS should be fatted at fifteen years.
The da3rynlin,'therefore, who has fifteen
cows, should raise a heifer calf every yar
to supply theracancy; if the herd ia thirty
cows he should raise two calres, and so forth
In Tasking miaple sugar me nobitt larger than
a half iach, do cot ahare off the bark, bore
only in white, sound wood, and do not leave
the sirup in the kettles orer night, but if a
poor boy comes around giro him SAme. -
Boys in eitiea can scarcely learn trades be
cause the journeymen ! combine sot to hare
them around. Such boys should learn farm
ing, get land, buy tools, take time, invest
somethingand make their fortune. , ,
Mice and rabbits gnaw apple trees about
these days. Rub with fresh meat,liver,grease,
. or tie, up nicely with cloth, corn stalks, or
straw. Itis doubtful if these remedies will
do any good if applied on Sunday.
The Paris Kentuckian says: - ?Mr. S. W,
TeTtbaugh, of this county, has shown us
some singular grains of corn, in which the
' grains, are doubled, each grain Living a sep
arate heart He accidentally noticed a few
grains as he was shelling his seed corn last
year, which he planted, and they produced
ears of corn with all the grains doubled."
The reason why morning showers, follow
ed by hot sun, are of so little Talue to the
growing craps s compared with evening
mowers is, tnat in the one case the amma
mania brought down ia immediately return
ed to the atmosphere, while in the other
goes to the rery roots and feeds the plants
abundantly.
' Cranberry wine, taken internally and ap
plied externally, is anaouced as a cure, for
scrofula, To make the wine, take the ripe
perries, mash them in a mortar to a fine pulp,
put into a stone jar," add one quart of water
to two quarts of berries, stir it well, set away
aad. let it stand a week ; then strain it
through cotton, and you bare a beautiful
wine, which with a little sugar,, makes! a
wholesome drink, at once cooling and palat-,
awe. it does not ferment.
Mr. lasiah Mealey, residing three" miles
northwest of this city, informs us that he
made during the past year , 1,853 pounds of
butter from seven cows, making witbta a
fraction ol 285 pounds to the cow, which re
.tarnnd Aire, averaging the price or butter at
thirty cents the year round, $555. Frederick
.- A dairynUa writes the Practical Farmer
that the best Coirs he erer raised had to be
.rned acTCTaJ.Trotki before the period of
pairing. This practic a preventive of
garget, and tended to the1 general healtt pf
the animals.: - It sometime happens that the
.-defers tof the. cow become (freatly and pain-
tsUj . dirteaied Jweekji.lf or"?ix ,aad(
kbuAuv persona resort to the sensible prac-
tice of plltftD them br milking:; -(If Jhis"
Wrtrsinori er'4.Trpuld ' probably;
leUa4otDplaiAtZ garget thaa there aoW
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HOME CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSI-
We hereby certify, that the EosaJalis is pre
pared br a Fnysician who is an experienced Fhar
maceiitiat and Chemist, and that his remedy is
an efficient and reliable one in ScsoroxA, Syphn
li &c, h having performed some remarkable
cures m this vicinity. f
E. BARNES, M. D.
. . i . , . , IL W. KING, iLD. .
Wilson,N, C, February 4 th, 1866.
Wa hereby certifv thai we reeard Dr. Law-
naee'i Conpound Extract of Bxwadalis m a reli-
ante AxiemuTo
, , A. D. MOORE, 1L D,
- - s . ' f I A. STITH, M. D.-
Wilson, N.CL May ICv 1867. v ':
. Edgecombe County, N. O, May Sd, 1867.
Da. J. J. LawnxHCE Dear Sir" Please send
m Immedlatelv per Express to Tarboro,' two
dozea more bottles Of your Rosadalis. I have
carefully examined its Formula, and hx a used it
in my practice in a number of cases. ? I am well
pleased with it.' I think it, beyond ! doubt, the
best Alterative I ever used. I navtf tried it m
several eases of Scrofula and Scrofulous affec
tions, &c with murh satisfaction to myself and
patients. I bare also used it in Secondary and
Tertiary Syphilis, f one a terrible case of eight
years standing-, in which it acted with surprising
and satisfactory eltect mating a quicx ana ino
roncrh cure. I ;have. therefore, no hesitation in
recommending it to Physicians and others, as the
most reliable Alterative now known.
Sespectfnlly yours, Suu,
A. 15. il. V.
A 'Wonderful CureofScrofulou White SictU-
x HOICK CESTmCATK.1 I
I hereby certify that last September I was at
tacked with White Swelling of the left knee
and also with an enlargement of the glands of
the neck -one tumor reached a large size.' The
welling ox the knee was enormous, and was at
tended with the most excroriatine pains. I was
so reduced that I was confined to my room over
three months. My leg was so completely drawn
np that I could not bend it all. I tried various
resaedies, and they failed to give me any rslifcfc
I was in this condition when I commenced taking
Dr. Lawrence's Rosadalis. The 'swelling Sn the
knee and neck began to subside before 1 took til
at the first bottle. ' Sy the time I took the second
bottle, the swelling of the neck entirely disap
peared, and that of the knee nearly so. After
taking three bottles I found myself completely
well able to walk as well asjever, &c
l -Ll&XULKK WILLIAMS.
Wilson. Mar 12. 1867. S
EomdaZit itilZ cure the very worse tatet of Chre-
e Jineumatum. ,
hous ckkttficatk. 1
Wilson, N. C, May 6, )867,'
I hereby certify that I was cured of long stand
ing Chronic Rheumatism, by taking four bottles
of Dr. Lawrence's Rosadalis. '
JAMES WILLIS.
BotadaZit Cure Carbuncle, Boil, PlmpU, dcJ
CEBTirlCATX mOM AIT OLD AJSTD HTJCH RESt
raCTEO CmZEN OF 6RXEI7B COC3TY, KOW
X KX8TDKHT OF WILSON, K. C '
I hereby certify that, during the summer and
fall of 1866 I was severely afflicted with Carbun
cles having had as many as fourteen Jarge Car
buncle, aad twelve ordinary Boils. I suffered so
much from them that I could not eet out of the
bouse half the time for several months. Being
induced to try Dr. Lawrence's Rosadalis, I was
entirely cured by the use of one bottle of that
truly valuable medicine. '
W. A. HARDEN, SB.
vuson, May ntn, 18U7. i
CtmtumptioTt, in it Early Stage ean la cured.
BALTXHO&E, Md., March 4th, 1867, '
Dear Dr. Lawrence: Mt dauirhter havine-
been' cored of a deeply seated disease of the luns
by your Rosadalis, I feel it ' my duty to make
the fact known to you for the benefit of others.
She suffered nearly two., years with a Jurfd; cpughy
wmcn trouDiea ner aav ana nnrnt : at last tne
emaciated form, glassy eye, night sweats, together
with the cough, told too plainly that it was Con-
tumptum, beyond question, eating at her vitals.
Uur Jrhysician s remedies brought no rehef. She
was advised to try.yenr Rosadalis,. as a tonic
which she did imagine my surprise and gratifi
cation, when. I found her appetite returning.
Slowly she regained her strength, her cou?h and
night sweats gradually ceased, and she is now,
after taking five bottles of your medicine, appa
rently as well as ever.
f x ours, respectfully,
Mbs. E. ANN SMITH.
RotadaH Cure all Skin .Disease.
SALT KHEUlt CURED I REMARKABLE CURE ! !
Dr. Lawrence, Wilson, N. C:
Mu Dear Sir r the last ten vears. nntil
recently, I suffered with an inveterate eruption of
the skin called by Physicians " Salt Rheum "
wiiu wmui x sunerea lemDiy; me pam and itch
ing was almost intolerable. I tried several of the
best Physicians in Europe and this country have
visited several celebrated springs spent thousands
of dollars, and failed to get any better. Jn De
cember, 1866, being in Charleston,- S. C, I was
told by a gentleman at the hotel that he bad been
cured of a bad tetter by a medicine called "Rosa
dahV I resolved to try it, without any hope
though of its doing me any good. . I procured a
bottle of Messrs. JCing & Cassidey, and com
menced taking it. - Finding, to my surprise, that
I was improving, I bought four other bottles ; but
before commencing on the hist two, I found I was
completely well the disease having entirely dis
appeared. .
Enclosed find One Hundred Dollars, which
please aecept as a token of my gratitude, ' Wby
do yoa not make your invaluable Rosadalis widetv
known? Your sincere friend,
' ' ; W. T. SELTZER: i
Major John W. Dunham, one of the editors of
the ilson North Carolinian, Bays in the issue
of the 20th April, 1867: I believe, from per
sonal experience, that the Rosadalis is the finest
sonic ever prepared.
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A Certain Cure for Itch.
jljl, This troublesome disease can be efferto-
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this remedy.. ;AToid all P01SOSOU8 OINT
MENTS, they are Dangerous. . 11
This remedy has been nsed witarcreat
for nine years and has given satisfaction to all
whohavwasedhV.!-.' 1? .2 1 j M :i.'lr. .
As a cure for scratches on hnr it ! nnr4
vallsd, ;eff acting a perf act cute ia front 2jb 4 days.
Certificate from mail contractors and farmers cer
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gists generAlly. -. .Weeks. & rotter, Jio&ton, sole
Agents-for .the United .States, . For Physicians'
and Clerervmens certificates, see circular ,witn
each bottle. . . , 1 ltf
-i - J ' 'l
Richmond Type Fotmdry ; ; 1
4..i'.VU,V$ i.' - - '
THE i ONLY MANUFACTORY OF TYPE
6n sontherA soil, south of Baltimore. y.
The Proprietors of .the above Foundry have al
so united WUB their Jt oundry a complete
: PRINTERS! FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
Having cm hand or -furnished to order, every ar-
I tide requisite for a Printing. .Office,
From it Bodkin to a Ten Cylln-
Type- stodiPrrating Material from - any Foundry
Piorta tnrnifched when.reqiui-ea.
We. can and will manufacture in Kicbmond as
' mwt an' art 5Ta'" of ihtt ojaniA ' Vtftfvfmpn nricAX an
b" - s-r r
anv Foundrv North, iv e resDecttnur solicit tne
f TnasM,' J- -K '
1IENKY .' G.' PIXOinZE & CO.
We rcSro ii HaH PHnfeT.ia (Jft City. We
also desire evefy Newspaper an. the. South to copy
'. tiiiB advertisement for one "month sending us one
copy of their paper, and receive their pay for such
advertisement upon purchasing hve tunes tne
amount of their bill from us. H. L. P, & CO.
14-lf ,
hii, i f' .... a- -a
Valuable Water Power For 'Sale:
THE- LIBERTY- ISLAND WATER-POWER,
3 miles from, the Depot at. Company Shops,
on the North Carolina Rail. Road, is now offered
for sale. It is located oti I law River, has an abun
dant arid -constant supply of water and good fall.
It is one of the mcst easily: developed and valua
ble mill sites in the State. Will be sold or put in
as stock in any gob4 manufacturing business. The
' power is sufficient for any business, and the cost
of improvement' would be' small in comparison
with most sites. . . For further information apply
to the Register Office, or to the subscriber at Com
pany Shops. ... .,i,A'-K. fcJLALrTSUJN.
o-om. " ; . jj
JJATCH &
PnELPS,
.. . -... : - :
. AND i ) BROKERS,
r BANKERS.
GENERAL
PURCHASING
AGENTS.
U. Si &, JForeign Newspaper Advertising
.Agents..; ..a .i
19 Broad St.;' Airr) 57 Exchasge P1.XCE, ;
New " York ' ,:'-'' "-
3tf ' i ' - ' '
T EMINGTON'S FIRE ARMS. '
JX .-S0LDJ3V THE TRADE GENERALLY.
UPWARDS OF 200,000 TURNISHED THE
I -V A-A'A tjJ. gi GOVERNifENT' - - -Army
Revolver; 44-100 in.. Calibre,
Naw Rvolwr. 3S-100 in. Calihre. ;
Belt Revolver, (Self-Cocking,) Navy .Calibre.
Police Revolver, Navy Siae Calibre.
New", pocket Revolver, (with Loading Lever, ) -
Repeating Itol, -(Elliot pt, No. 22 Cartridge.
Vest Pocket KstoLNo..2iJ, Cartridge.
...Gun Cane, using No 32.Cartridge. , , r
f -Single" Barrel Shot un. '
l,ifRevolving -RmeVSlOO in. Calibre.
T I lircech-Loading Rifle, .No. 33 Cartridgte. " i.
f Breech Loading Carbine, No, 4$ Cartridge.
' IT. SI Rifle'. "fSteel Barrel- VsHth Sabre BavoneL
03 U.- S: Rifled Muskef, pringfielov Patfefn.
(3 Our new Breech Loading- Arms have just been
approved and adopted fpr .Military service in Eu
rope. E. REiHNGTQJMk. SON'S, -
llion, JSew 1 orfcj
wirrr,"'--,ri-".:'
it
Moore & -Nichols,. New York: Potltney' &
-Trimble. Baltimore : Henry. Jblaom A-Co., New
Orleans & Memphis ; JU M. .Uumsey & . Co., fet.
Louis.
undsay;u,m,7 " "H
. . ,,'UiliUii:i::' Ut Ai;,:i ibi-.r.' :.!
jr. p.e . i F- o ii ii i e:r:,-A ''
iji.iiT. -jU" ii'it.j-'l f
!XA . .
-T
M'J t.l
1
New York' Ott;'
r The Register1 is pr i! ' d on type from this
tSjetabUshmcnt., . . .. . ,oit.' 14-tf
TjAOTEtO,
',
r. .a T T-aB NE YS-A!T" AWt1 :
. WiU WMca.in. the SupranConrt
Carolina, the United State .'Qroak. CeTt, tthd
)8nperjo;Conrts loiake, JobjtoAend jOiaVj
ham countMdiAAMtt-Qfi 4SkrDryi
to Oil the COUrte- . , J. . A -ju-rj M ,vl -rrir fnri .
PB'tIGS 'A' N D ' ; M EV 10 IN E3
I Q& :B&L& AT LOWEST XJASH PSICXS AT
K. W. GLENN'S DRUG STORE,,
Market Street,
N S B O R O,
- '
'Qu E E
N. C.
m,i bnn Jhave a very large stock of ;f :i- '-'
i . ii- .flmiaiftHnff Ckf7- f. fin
rprry.fi PATN.KIT.LER.MU8TAHG UN-
i AMKNI, &AJi8AJrAlULiJjA.. VHMitUSX.
I'iv-and YSALSAMS fftraU kinds,
, JJlAKtlllKJX. Preparations,,
WORM JJKal MU i aKti
VERMIFUGES:
, CASTOR .OIL. ; COD
LIVER OIL! PAREGORIC,
-.t :lA UDANUMs -BATEMAN'S
. . DROPS, GODFREYS CORDIAL
MRS WmSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
m vie a ri( ur, y villi jv we? &aijbam
.BILES BALSAM - OF,. MONEY,
THOMPSON'S EYE WATER,
""FAMILY MEDICINES
;o . ... ArcwJ i. ".U.'.'.iA "'
! T 1 TXT. . lnAr DlanV .rft ',PAnA- Pr.AAAliltik
Farina Corn Starch,' Tapicp, Barley,; &c, ,4,
i Pancy Toilet Soaps,. ColcgnesExtractsPom
mades, Hair Oil, &c, &c. a " ' '" '
! Dr. Chaussiers celebrated Lf liH,bb prepa
ration for the hair, Starch Gloss, Emperial Blue,
! v-v ..-cSIEINGES.! - i . -
i Syringes of Rubber, Metal and Glass, 1000 now
on hand...(J.; ;.' , '. . t-
juuiu Iji ijy u; dim, ujunjy j. o,
f
Pocket Cases, tc.
Pure Liguors. for medicinal, purposes.
u-iiihl) -A r.n MENNESSYi "I'i
Cognise J3randyr. Char les; London Cordial Gin,
01(1 Bourbon v Whiskey,, ScuppeniongvVuie,
j -"k " warrahtea pure juice of. the grape", Lon- .
; "' ddit Porter, Scotch Ales; ' &c, &C.
Our friends from the country will please give
us a caii, it upiipg our jjiieuuuu lv a
CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK
I thereby hoping to' give the
; t -; U I : . iTHB SESX; SATISFACTION.; , ;
:' EPrescriptions carefully compounded at all
i hours.--; ' ' : ':"'; .' ' .::..).'.;.
. ITI shall continue in the practice of Medicine,
and attend to calls in town and country. Calls
promptly attended at all hours.
1 jjhaye added to my means.pz cure, ,,
: Dr. IIadueId' Equalizer,
Which is unequalled in the treatment of Chronic
Rheumatism,; Epelipsy, &c, and will take pleasure
m furnishing rlrysicians with this apparatus and
the territorial rights anywhere in this State.
April, 1867. -i-n -.-- '. '
J;f"k m for sale,
The j subscriber offers for sale thi valuable
Fartt, in, CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C, con
taining ,; ' .,, ii.I -
500 ; Acres.
The farm is situated in the Southwestern portion
of the. county, in the midst of the best Coal and
Mineral regkra of the State ; being fax one mile of .
i .. u; ii T 11,.l- V,t l,...,
LUC ulc Xixl1 " ul-a u"r
f ally worked dunnc the late war,
The celebrated
Mineral Springs are also about one mile distant.
The improvements consist of a large IvvO
STORY DWELLING, well finished and painted
KITCHEN and SERVANTS HOUSE, Large
Framed BARN and STABLES, all in good
order. ' The House Is beautifully-situated on an
elevated, position, surrounded by a large yard of
about four acres, filled wuh forest trees,, which
form beantiful scenerv and effectual shade. . 12a
acres nave - been- in cultivation, tne Datance in
original forest; consisting; of Pine, Oak, Hickory,
Dogwood, &c, &c ( 10 acres in
'. ' GOOD j MEADOW, ' '
u:. . '1 J:! :',-nu- ' ,:n. : ' j: j.'.' "I: :. f .' '
and 50 acres more could easily be added if wished.
rmJ' ' 1. . .
1 nere is a
FINE TOUNG ORCHARD -
of selected fruit, just coniing into bearing, con-
Ji? ' t 'i : u t' ;
sisnng or hippies, x eutues, . x tau, vyucmco, ott.
Afeo,: tai Oraiard of about acres of ; the natural
fruits in full bearing,, many of the varieties are
equal to tne grartea Kino. .
The Western Railroad', from Fayetteville .
Greensboro,' (now building) 50 miles now in ope
ation passes. seal. -the? property the Ore Hi
Depot being vvithin, a mile of- the land. The cars
now running within' 10 miles of the farm, and the
Road jig -expected to be finished during the next
year... The Chatham . Jtioilroad, now paruaJly
, graded, and the Cheraw Railroad all centering in
the mineral region of Unatnam county, wiu pass
aear tins property. ; : Thus making it very valua
ble forinvestment,- Good Mills, Churches, School
Houses, Masonic Hall, large Tanneries, Ac, all
within convenient distance; The subscriber being
about td remove to the Eastern part of the State
is unable to attend to the property and will sell
on reasonable terms for cash or credit. ' . ' ""
'Tb)any 'nC ' wanting U' good Wheat, Oat and
Grazing1 farmyi with; good. water and healthy
location, the, above offers a chance not often met
with." Address'
ii .TARLTON THOMPSON,
sepl7-tr , - GoldsborQ,;N. C,,;j
Or would refer to Dr. A B. Chapek, Raleigh,
N. C, who fennerly lived on the propertj'. , .
1 WLLLJA3I. J. SHARP'S ,
rmprdVed IJIliiard Tables,
:".''- '"ii J ! rc?i-, 1-:.'? .'! t . ::' :if '.
irWITlt HIS PATENT CUSHIONS, f ;
i :, fr? :-.u -; v.f '!!' j T t--. rs' . ' i' "i-.;. )
Well known to le , superior to any now in -yse.
Manufactory, 43 Mercer st., New York. .
THE great popularity of Sharp's Improved
Biiluurd; Tables has rendered it necessary to
make extensive arrangements, in order to supply
the increasing demand, and Tie is now prepared to
fill any order with 'which his patrons; or the public
generally, may favor him.
i . W. J.' Sharp having1 had practical' experience
for nearly, twenty;j years,- inj the 'manufacture, of
Billiard' Tables, and having made a number of val
uable improvements, he guarantees a Table, which
for elaslacity of touchmechanioal cotistruction on
scientific principles, and. elegance, of appearance,
will challenge competition.
1: His newly invented patent Cushions having
been pronounced by. the most competent judges to
Jbe superior to any now in nse he is enabled to
furnish the best Billiard Table manufactured in
the -United Siates,' and'sustaih the name which
gharp's Tables so ustly have acquired, c ? d T '
Balls, Cues and iyimmings constantly on hand.
Old Cushions repaired' at short' notice. 'Orders by
iHuTpu&kualiy atteUde(td''f":irj,' stir nr
h , f, Sfad fop descripljve jdrefdar and; price IlsW.)
sfeetT&H
WlfPrR SHUTTLE SEW1NQ 'MACHINES
dOO toanertof .to.aU.ctlcr3nie(i
Maanf actnring-1
owj ilaVffJ toi not
p3tt1aiVn J!W
EMPTRESJ Mcb. overt 1
ruTDQses-
I T 7 Tf
I
Earing: purchased the JTOB JPRINTINQ
DEPARTMENT, of the Registkb office, I
shall be nleased td see all my, old patrons,
and all others that are; desirous, to 4 hare
printed either
pamphlets;"
. : ,- : :. ) ! .
, POSTERS, ;
j ; . -;
Inn iilhy Lv. :,
. 1.'.;') -!
;i -: i.J
HAND BILLS7 -y, , . .;,.,
'.: llivNKS of aU kinds,!
. lu'y.ttir'.-) i .; : ": t. .- -
s ; . ; PROGRAMMES,
BUSINESS DS,;-'
WEDDING CARDS, "'
VISITING CARDS,
: INVITATION CARDS,
l;.-: 4 ; ; ...CIKCULARS,
. . .... , -(
BILL HEADS,
i.V
.; LETTER ; HEADS, '
" '' COTTON LABELS,
' - TOBACCO LABELS,'
. Or any other kind'of prinfc'ngy
t
All work promptly delivered
hen
lised, ;i and guaranteed to give satisfafr-
tion.
Terms ; C.rO. D., .Prices reasoiMible..
v ; ' JAS. W. ALBRIGHT,
June 12. ," ' GreensborQ,N. 'C.
GUILFORD LAND ' AGENCY, ,, : -
' - u : "
OF IVOKTII :CABOUNl.
. .. ........ 1.4 . -
BRANCH OFFICE, Raleioh, N. C. ' '
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, GRebsnboro', N..C.
Persons havmg Agricultural and Mineral Lands,
Water Powers, Town Lots and all kinds of Real
Estate for sale, are- respectfully invited to place
them in our hands for,that purpose, as our facil
es f or bringing purchasers from Northern States
ad olacinsr nropertv prominentlv before the pub-
'lfc, "through oar ad vertisemehts, nd also "through
: 1 A....AJ....4b iw V, X'rtVV.
West, are unsurpassed. We are now waiting for
LANDS to be placed in our hands for sale, in
brde? to sell to a party of substantial farmers
from the North. r '' " . .
" Our -terms are as follows: Persons placing
propertyvin the hands of the. -f .
GUILFORD LAND AGENCY .,
of North Carblina, Hl be charged five per cent,
commission on all amounts realized. Five dollars
entrance fee must be paid when the property' is
placed in our hands.; ; ; r : ;.t
Persons at.a distanre.wishing tO place property
in our hands should give us an accurate descrip
tion of the same. If Agricultural Lands they
should specify the soil, number of acres of cleared
and timbered lands, the kind of timber, what, is
raised on ' the ' land, what kind of improvements
are on the premises, how far from Railroad and
from county-seat : whether it is well watered
&c. If Mineral Lands, they should state what
kind of .Minerals, tne indications, sc., alwavs
sending a good fair specimen of the ore. It would
also be advisable to send a sketch of the land
tO US. ' ".' .' V . -' " '
'SEPEBBKCBBl'j'j
His Excellency Gov; Worthy of NJc.,
Hon. W. A Graham, Hillsboro', . ...
Hon. Z. B. Vance, Charlotte, . ,
Thos. Webb, Esq., Pres. N. C. R. R., HiilsbOro;
Hon. John A. Gumer Greensboro. !
CoL Thos. Riiffin,- Graham. ' -'.
For terms of sale1, entering Lauds and all furth
er information, address or apply to '
,y , , ; PH. THEIM, Agent. .
jul.'2-3m. . Italeigh, N.'C.
WATCHES AND JEWELET.
B. F. STANTOX,
WATCH MAKER. AND JEWELLER,
j ; Greensboro, X. . , ; ,
WATCHES,
, ., , . AST
CLOCKS
' '' . . .... , r i l i -. . i ' ;
- ' , '
Neatly repaired, by experienced workmen, and on
reasonable terms. , . j . ;.,,
-All fine Watches warrentedi twelve months.' ' I
AH kinds of Produce taken, at cash prices: in
exchange, for goods or work done. , j
ltf - '
pqiAAiL
& SON,
1
37 Jolm Street, near Nassau, and
i. . ...
692
Broadway, near Fourth St. New York,
The first Manufacturers of only
GENUINE MEERSCHAUM GOODS
cm this Continent The largest and finest selec
tion in New York. Lnabled by extensive and fa
vorable purchases of the raw material for the
next year to , sell lower: than tiny . bthef house.
Pipes and Holders of any particular shape cut to
order. Also repairing. Boiling, $1. Every ar
ticle stamped with our name, and warranted gen
uine, j Send "ior W holesals or dietaU Lircular,
Letter Box, 5845., . .:. , ' , '
T0 CON StlMPTIVES. '
-'1:1.7? - tit ic lyv:-. . a ... .::'.-'
'.The advertiser, having been restore I to
health in a few weeks bv a verv simple remedv.
after having suffered for several years with a se
vere lung aff ection, aad that dread disease Con
sumption- is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means of cure. -. t.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge), with the direct
tions for ; preparing and using . the same, which
they will.' find a. surecdre for CoKSyMPTIo,
Asthma, BROKcarriS,' Cocghs: Coitos, and all'
Throat and Lung AffeetiQns.r' The only object of
thejadqertiser rin, sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceives' to be invaluable', and he hopes every
sufferer will try bis . remedy, as it .will cost them
nothing, and may prove, blessing. Parties wish
ing the prescription, FRRE, by return mail, will
please address Rev; EDWARD A. WILSON,
18 ly Wuiiamsburg, lungs Uo., ew iorfc.
T7" EROSENE A' GAS STOYES. . , ,
XV ' Tea ahd1 Coffee Boilers. Glue Pots,' Oil
Cans; &., Ac2ia .V'DfiJ .vi.i t4.i-j;h'..r-j
All the Cooking for a family .mar he done with
"Kerosene , Oil, or Gas, with less trouble, and at
less expense, tnan ny any otner met'' u " ' ":irs
; Each Article manufactured- by this Company is
guaranteed ,to perform all that is claimed.for it. ,
'KEROSENE LATVD? HEATER CO j'-1 ''''
l50BeajrlStreey
Toimoxibr,
f, i in)
Thoroughly qualified to teach the EnirlishAnd
French languages,VthMusicJ6htheTiano4a
first' rudiments of Latins' desires ' a ' Isituadim-m
,some priyite ftttnilyfciiThe.)e8t:iefera)ce8 will be1
given. Address, C, IDA MAYS, "v !
-J",wi PMsant HfllJ K.!7. j
; PUBLISHED.DAILT, EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT
WILMINGTON,
BY WILLIAM IL BERNARD
... .
NO. 5, South Water Street.
1
The Cheapest Dailt!New8paper in Xokth
I on South Carolina 1
-ft
:v.t! i
The,
STAR contains latest
leieirrnri
ches; Lbcay -New s r -Reports
or m
Vets
and General Intelligence.
- ' '(('.-. f ..- ..
Tmis or Subscriptiox : Mailed to SuW
scrrbers at' Two Dollars an Fifty Cents for Six
Months i OneDollar and Twenty-five cent for
Inree Aiontnsv. .r.,i r...
)i i.-ii;
ADTERTISINO SATES
Lower than those of 'any Dailr Newspaper in
either of the CarolinasI -' ;
tW Address all communications to ?
: ;. W. Hi BERNARD, Proprietor,
.'. .- . '-.. Wilmington, N.iC.
Nov 5 lm ).' , , i '
SATURDAY EVENING POST-A BEAU
TDj L, , PREiUUM ENGRAVING. Kc-
duced IMces to Clubs. "The Saturday Evening
Post gives a beautiful steel engraving names
One of life's Happy Hours,? 2G inches long:ly
20 inches wide, to every single (2.60), subrcrikr,
and to every one sending on a Club.
j 'It will commence in the first number of January
a new story, called The Outlaw's Daughter ;
Tale of the South-west," by Emerson Bennett, au
thor off Hie Phantom at the Forest," f l"ruirie
Flower," &e." "); -; "' 1 - ':-
-This. will be followed by other aerial storie
from the best authors. Shorter stories, e&suvS
sketches, letters,, agricultural articles, kc, ur
regularly 'gin.
-I The Post is neutral in politics being exelnaSve
ly devoted to Literature and does not discuss 1'o-t
iitical or 'Sectarian questions-fleaving these to
political and religious press, 1 , v ;
It offers among its Premiums, Wheeler &
son's Sewing Machines, Silver Plated Tea Sets,
Spoons and Pitchers, Gold, and Silver Wateliw,
Double Barrel Guns,' Allen's Rifles,. Mckxlemw, .
Clothes Wringers, Appleton's Cyclopedias, &c. .
New subscribers' who subscribe now for 18C.7,
will have their names entered on the lint of the
Post at once, and receive the whole tear lt!G7 be
sides. ..; .: , , , .
Terms. 1 copy,' and the large prcmiinn ' en
graving, 2.50 ; 4 copies 6.00 ; 5 copies, and one
copy gratis, 8.00; 8 copies, and one copy jn;tis,
12.00; 2Q copies and one cojiy gratis, 2H.IXJ ;" 1
copy eacn oi l ost and Aatiy a r nena, t.mi j lie
getter up of a Club will always receive a copy -of.
the the Premium Engraving. Member of a Olnh
wishing the Prenuuin Engravuig must remit One
Dollar extra.
Those ' desirous of . getting up Clubs or lVi--mium
Lists, should enclose u cents for suuipli; j a
per, containing the particulars, Address
; ' IL 'PETERSON & CO.,
" tl . i i i 19 Walnut,8treet,rhiluleljbia. '
$100 Q11 T:E!N qjts.
Only a few more subscribers are required to
Insure the speedy issue of the Great Illustrated
Paper ' 5
THE -WEEKLY PBESs", . m
which in size and appearance will resemble ..
. HARPER 8 WiCEKiY,
but in value wilffar transcend that publication.
The PRESS will be an einlodinient of the sjiirit
.of the age.
Each department will sparkle with the genma
of the most eminent writers of the day.
An original ' ' , '
.', 'SERIAL STOlty
of the most brilliant character will be commenced
hi the first'nnnilier.
.-?.- THE ILLUSTRATIONS
wilt be'entirely original and of tlie most attractive
stjr la and nature. k
The ereat expense and lulior involved m tins
enterprise render it necessary that we should sturt
witnan "l.'-vn if. . . . ,
J"!'; 'jNdRMOUS ' CIRCULATION.- " i.
In older to do this,. we shall do as follows :
$10,000 in .stuns df . 100j will be distributed
through the first edition. To every given niinir
beri of 'papers $100 will be allotted.' Evert ropj
of the Press will be enclosed in a stout wrapix r,
so that the papers containing the greenbacks will
not be known by their external appearance, Snd
all purchasers will have an' equal chance for the
monejr nd gifts.- ' - ' .:':.) . . '
Besides the a 100 UlLLS, orders will be enclos
ed in certain copies of. the' edition for the follow
ing p-.. -J' .. . ! :'.i:,:ii -
1 , ,.. ,, .t; GIJTS: -
' ' ' ' . -; Each
5 Grand Pianos' (Steinway's). ' Value. : . .$.VM)
6 Grand Pianos (Chjckering's). Value. ... UK)
1 Carnage, from CWittrs Repository. .
10 Gold Watches....... .......... .
l.V)
175
100
73
4.5
ro
7."
4.V
10
5 Afelodcons.
10 Ladies'; Gold Watchas
10 American Silver Watches. , , ......
. 5 Music Boxes'...'. . '. , . .. . . .. . . .. . .....
6 Elliptic LockAstitch Sewing Machines. ..
3 Wheeler and' Wilson's Sewing Machines.
4 Wilcox & Gibbs' Sewing Machines. , . ; .
60 'Photoirranh Albums ............. .
' The-balance to consist Of Accordeons, Tea Sctn,
Silverware &a. No . Dollar ' Jewelry. No gift
worth less than Ten Dollar. ,
THE PRESS
will be mailed to any address upon the m e f
price, 'TEH CBNT8, or eleven copies for 1, t v'V
three for $2, and sixty for $5.
j ' ' Address ' ' '
i i '-' STUART dV CO.,
i ' M Nbw York Viox? v
: No, 61 Broadway, New York Jity.
Nov. 8itf. ' ; '
, ' ".' ; ')':. I j ::. .
MPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.
I1 ipninpiT. avricK. C4C Broadway,
. " Kew York.
GrAt imnrhmnnt in SetsTu'e Machines. Em
pire Shable; -Crank Motioo, fcWwiog Machine; It
is thus rendced, noiseless in action. IU iiH)tion
being ajl pqsUiyc, it is pot liable to get out cf or- '.
der. It is the best Family iloclnneL xouccis
called to our new and Improved Manufacturing
Afairhine. for Tailors And .Boot and bhoe ractory.
Agents wanted, fto whom a libcraLdiscount will
be given. No' consignments tnSdej " ' ' '
ltf iu - EM11KK 1SW1JU MAUIUMV wj; '
. ''.I:
j i 1 1.
r Foundry
' " jVSt)
771
I'hi-.iil till)
:mC0A'sn(,Greef C.
T The .underairned respec'tiullv announces to the
public that h is' sole pr6prktor of 1the alxrve m
tahliskmen V and having rvfited 1 And ) far&itiLed
the same with aew , and., improved machinery, he
is prepaired to do, in the best manner, all kinN of
casting and Machine ;work; t' s&ch as ' aaanafaitar-
lrjg and repairing Threshing Machines, Horse Tow
ers, Straw Cutters,, Corn bhellers, Mill Gearing,
Hows and Plow Castings, Ovens, Skillets, Lid,
and -all kinds ef casting, t. m. I'
-)' JUlackstiuthAHg and Woo4 work, promptly dooe.
Work taken from the depot La Greensboro, and
delivered tdihe railroad agent free of drayage.
All kinds' of ' marketable produce taken in -
cbangetor,y9rh-f;i (-r, j 4: JLLTAltFLEy.
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IiTi PBOVlEDrTSilPLfc lUNOt j
ireypjtd, Curtflar Vtoof SAI is,
nWiVh Crauhpatjon and P'owdcj-Proof Loti -
. , Vyarruntea free from, Dampness.
iaM&'uiacWy7 18td 192 West llouston St.
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618 Broadway, New York,
, Care of Ww, A, Bwtoor.
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