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MABCT8 EBWIS, of BnnoniW J
.VAlXCEX. P. FUILLIPS, of Yak.
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1 For Elwtor 1 t District,
Estud EiMrai, of Tyrrell. ,
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Foi Elector- 2nd District :.
Wk. F, Lorro, of Lenoir.
Tor, EleHn- 3rd D"f-"r"et.1
J. O- Abbott, of Kew Haanrer.
Elector 4th District,
Jakes H. Hxade, of Chatham. -,
Tor Elector 5th District,
Hxw C. Wauzr, of DaTidsoiu
-Fori E'ectar 6ta District.
triiiiAijiJS. "Unrrsi, "of Lincoln.
Tor "Elector 7th PL-trie".
G. ' EiisiT, of Bowan.
- Far Elector- fftlDurtrict,
Jaxxs iL Jv&ticz, 6t Eutherford.
TUB EDUCATION OF MASXERS.
r The great 'deficiency'' ot these t:raes,
.ia the want of good breedicg amocg
t all classes of our people. -, IV e see it in
' the intercourse of our legisIa'orS, in the
u contests of j. poStical aspirants, in the
sharp p'mcf :se "of prof, ssional leaders,
ijr trtidr, po soxaal:-relationships,: and
'even in religious "association. 3Iea and
.women eTtsrTwherjs eem to be under
the impresoD, that the firsthand the
last duty $1 life is, to go, ahead. It'
matters noit whose, toes are crashed,
whose hat J is ' knocked in, and whose
t a -gown- is rent!, th e idolatry of self must
be pTesenred.'. If persons conscientious
ly diffl r'ini pdlitical' Or'i religions iopin
ion, instead of assiduously cultivating
I that -self-respect which is ahoTe mean
jiesa, ruchf a . difference instantly be
comes the signal for throwing mud, and
gentlemen jof good" birth and, exalted
Aleais'-condeeeEoT' io-'dJthe work of
fish wdmeii: and'lbe" pfcrpg8 and sattel
I ReVrm4hoaSes. saxxinqoJl
j i
-This state of thiBS has doubtless
.teen bronght about, is a great rxieasure.
bytl e demoralization consequent uppn
eraPcfr!! arPMiceBouhiLroTv
of the English nobility and masses, un
der the reign of Charles the S cond,
was the ineyit ble product of the strug
gle between the cavaliers and round
lieadswhicn brought Charles the Pirst
to the block.". But still, we may trace
such baleful consequences to our own
neglect, in' the domestic and social ed-
VnticatiDB of -pur fatailies;)aawell as tj
tSy thin g sew; If a boy-is properly in-
strutted inj his duties ; and ' obligations
c as a gentleman, if he is shown, - that he
.-can never,) whatever the provocation
h snay be, lower his manhood to give eur
tcreney Q coarse vitupeiation and abuse
by noticing it, ; and if he surSciently
informed in the strategy of a sound,
manly ethics as 16 leara, that he, who
preserves his temper and his decency,
never fails td triumph over him who
surrenders them, he can never fail to
be an.ttgioplevof personal i refinement
, in his, generation.- . .
" j Money s. a'; Very desirable thing7 to
. lave; but it costs too . much, . when a
man has to make a hog of himself to
1 win it. Professional reputation and in
vflnence are very tempting baits to the
mtefiigent and toiling stnden t But if
r eandMatB for sucb honors has to re
'"peit the history of Aaron Borr, giving
j Jjimself to cpnspiiacy and intrigue, sueU
i career, hardly .pays ior th e midnight
oil which it Burns. And even' political
emoluments, ; however cbnspictfous and
splendid Hey rnay bfe, ate but 'ropes of
Rand to1 bind the weary voyager fo the
harbor of vest and happiness, ; if they
nrpurehased jaV .such .a sacrifice.,.. i A
nuwho4,bandons himself to a vulgar,
eoete m ptuous disregard 6f 'the right
1IWribpgi!.o oiheisr" rny not shatter
anybodys else's statuary or deface-iherr
paintings, jbut he will "set up the abom
ination of desolation" in his own' tem
rple, und defile, his own altars forever.
However stainless may be his manhood,
''and however1, reputable 'his influence,
the trail pf the serpent is,oyer ii all.
f,rA man must be a. gentleman before
he is a ehristain. A : Chuireh ?-ads ttp
of lowbTed vuIgOT'cbhucUnt is
ijnllnBg but -a-Hcabik y&&Z&
t itsjlf to goisip, slander and fanatical
oxtmretB of animal extiteineut. I Wi-ile
church conipos&of gentleaan, is
prepared to considejUhe noblest claims
of human fellcrwsbtp. and thus to look
upward to the greatest Author of char
ity and kirdness. A child should "be
taught to diink in the spirit of cour-
tesv with his mother's milk. And then,f
rr, let hnn study its
tde by side i-jthhis
h&kf ptiaciplet iide
gtammar, his latin snd his algebra. Let
him underitandy- at Jus lthe s table,
tha the very servant Who hands him
his coffee, is entitled to his respectful
recognition; that no payment of wages
ran defraud even a domestic of that
chivalrous consideration, which is the
soul ongojd-aiiiierSiAjtnd the orna-
mwtDlShlMB. And he
will begin to see, what ia expected of
"hisi developed future. " T
"We may depend upon it somei-hing
must be done in this direction, or we
may wake up some morning,! and find
ourselves not only a nation of merchants
but a nation of thievts and cut-throats.
We are growing rapidly worse every
da v. Unless a gentleman carries a pis
tol in his pocket, and the ace of Clubs
in his hand, he stands not'a ghost of a
chance in an arjnimeat on any .Ques
tion whatever. Lt us go back to the
first p;inc:ples. Let us study the spir
it of the old Continental times, or cross
over the water, "snd learn from the Brit
ish'eris'oeracy Hthe elements and the
blessings of eitili?y.
ON GOING SURETY.
HE5BT AVAKD BEECH EE.
Ou-ht a mnn ever to go surety for
anothel ? I, Why not ? It is' a most friend
ly act. If prodently Ione, it may le of
th mofi Jin ?ncBt Tteoefito a neighbr;r.
It c:ve Lio the fceatfit of-yoor cood rep-
ntation when he s not known. It lends
Ijtth your credit where bis own is mt suf
ficient. It puts him m faniis which other
wise he could not command. Such ser
vice to a friend is eenencs, and - some
times even r.&b'. Ko better use can be
made of one's money than to help a true
friend. We ara commanded to " remem
ber those in bonds as bonnd with them."
To helsure, this was originally appl ed to
bonds of a different kind, but with not a
whit more propriety than to peenniary
boiid34A man who, by a few thousand
dollars can save -his-friend, and perhaps
his family, from bankruptcy and want,
could haid y spend his money in a manner
whichlTjjrii hia fife loitg, hewouTd remem
ber with more satisfaction. '
; But thew arei certain moal;and pru
dential considerations wh:ch should always
be borne in mind ingoing surety for a
friend. Yoa should make np your mind
how much property you have, and how
much you are wi-'ling fo give avcay, abso
lutely, for that friend whom yoa endorse;
For no-Warder cab fee wone A an to in
dorse. on the supposition that you will not
have to pay. "Never indorse without sav
ing to yoursel, This may come round
ufen me. I may have to pay -it; and, if
it. coma to that, I am aide ; and willing.1
Ninj Out of tlt ot the fatal mistakes made
by5 bondsmen rie from taking the op po-
site course to thla. They consider; the
art'of jndorwnga fritd' paper hs a mere
commercial fornu "There ia no risk.
shall not have it to pay. t He, is nbun
dantly ab!e to take care of his "paper...
8hJ!t wrkoCIwfmmlniyelf,
and he is a Rthiv man who will nt do
that." Thifiathe caleulafroti on which a
roan binds himself to pay a friend's debts
hYcase the friend can hot pay them him-
oelf- - But how do these things tun ont?
One need not co far to ascertain I Evei y
village has an illustiation. The borrower
was more' involved than you supposed, or
prrnnps, tnan ne nimseu Knew, ana nis
creditors closed on him and wound him
npand werejsyfjpyed to find such a good
name as your on his piper. Or, the san
guine Feheme on which he had. ventured,
which seemed sure of success, a-most with
out "possibility of failure, suddenly, like a
loaded wntron, sTpped on a wheel and up
set into the dirt! '
Or, just as everything was' at ' the point
of Kucceps, your friend s ckened and could
not look afler- his. affairs, some critical
matter was r.eglected, or come dishonest
porson, -stepped ,inrAnd crooked .tatters:
VborfrjeW dfeife esate went into ex
ecutor's hand for settlement, was badly :
managed, warped, and crooked, andaally
tuoBewisolyent'e-' f fjr'i
' Xnh VfWt; bccsirrfe'of yoS t& Why, you
were surety for the full amount of ;Vhat
you are worth I - In an-hour you find your-.
self confronted , with a debt that,sweeps
away ypur. house, your farm, your utile
sura in bank; and h-ayes yon 'jnst where
yoIeglBTCiiiJiy-Sie yelrs ai;o, with
thia.jdiflerenee, than then you had only
yourself to provide forr and now you have
wife and -eitrht ehildren. Then you
we'rs twenty-five years old and life was
all before yoo, and now you are fifty years
old, and life pi etty much all behind yoo 1
Yon have given away your childreu's
b'rfead. I lYou'hare no4 -saved your friend,
but have ruined yourself? Perhaps your
Rted"lir 53tTAt"i?ort -'n'i wTfe?ll8riTaIl
propefiy. i. So much t ie foeiter for ber, if
he had. 01 coarse she wiii divide with
' - J i
. 1 t 1 . . T
you, siuce u was w suve uer nuuanuriiiat
yoa were ruined. But, if she will.no:.
and hvman nature is made op ofjshaky
stuff, and her children go to schoo!,-whi
yours rtay at home; and if tby live ia a
comfortable, lou8, pleasantly famished,
wLne yoo -areTjiroj i'fcw rooms InrthV
clieapt-st quarter of the town, then I sua-.
pre niai yoe-wiir cnewtne ena oi a great
many outer reflection,
When it is too late
you' wiBI be very
wise, l oh will say to yoorsei. it may
bAfflan tarn fool -who sirns for any
larger earn tfuuThe'caa coaviently pay."
Tr Bo 4re a roan pats his name down on
another man a. paper, be-should ask- him-
pd Jm I wiilint.ioye this pT8oo as
raucu mocey as I sign, Jor 7 , . , Ama- say
I! , .'-i i . . ..." at :,"
To, sign, a- bond on the sapposition
that il is a mere form, and tbat yoa will
have nothing to pay, is to put one's head
into a fool's noose." Amen again, say I !
There is no harm in a:gtiing fur a neigh
bor if yoa have got tL property ; if you
are alA- to pay the axnouht wjUiout harm
ing jour own hoosehoM ; and if y a love
the man for whom yoa g enough to be
willing" to, give him oalribt the snm
covered .by your indora-meut. Otlser-
wie,io go saWty for a utighbor is a fuliy,
and tin and a sham ..
Law GoTerninz . Presidential .. Elec
tionsIf ead. and Circulate.
The election fcrr Presiaent and Yice
President, which occurs on Tuesday, the
Kfth of November next, is to be held as
near as may bo in comformity" with the
election law of 1Si2; that is to say
JiooEs oi liegistrauon must be imme
diately re-opened by the Registrar, and
persons quaiilled allowed to register,
until the day of election excluding that
dav. ,
.Persons mnst vote in the Township
wnere they reside.
Tickets mnst be printed on -while pa
per and wiihout device.
io' certificates of registration must
be given. ,
Registration not allowed on the dav
of election, except where a person has
arrived at the age of twenty-one, or for
otner good cause.
e understand that 'JTessrs Barrln-
ger, Mason and Phillips, as Chairman of
the Executive Committees of the various
parties, in accordance also with the
views of Attorney-General Shipp, have
agreed that the above constitute the
proper rules for governing the approach
ing Presidential election. " '
Joint Dlseoasiom Between Candidates for
Elector.
"Capt. Swift Galloway and Gen. X7. F. tcftin
will , hold joint djscussi"oii8 on the political
issues of the day . at ths . followiug times and
places: ' :'-7- ;
" "Tiremont, "Wayne County Tuesday ,Octo
ber,8th. v. - - : v ;;, t TT-
Stantonsburg, Wilson County, Thursday,
Oetober Kith. . . :
Tarboro', EdgecomW County, Saturday,
October 12th.
Kooky Mount, Monday, Oct her 14, ;
Halifax, Taesday, October 15.
Jackson, 'Wednesday October 16
Weldon, Thursday, October J7.
Warrenton, Friday, Octolxj 18. '
WilaoD, Saturday, October 19. .
' Kinston, Monday,-October'Jl.--L ' '; -
: .GoldBboroY "Wednesday, October 23. - '
Tienton, S -turdayr October 26.
; Snow Hill, Moaday, October 28. , .
New Berne, Thursday, October 31.
,Cepublican and Cooserrative f papers please
copy. , . . Sept. 15rtf.
Pratt's Astral OH, 50 cents per gallon, at" ; t
. ' ' ' , Meadows & Co. , :
BrjaiX. BEArrrrES asd Citt Bzntes. Country
(Tirls are not a whit behind their metropolitan
sisters in tbe natural elements of loTeliness,1
buiit. must be conceded that the city belles
best understand - the ' art of preserring and
heightening their personal beauty. ; Th most
perfect features lose half their attraction nnl'-gs
the complexion is properly cared for, and if the
pretty girl of the rural districts wish to com
pete -vrith the ''Fairstars "yof tha fashionable
world in refined attractions, they must piy doe
attention to this important poiut. They ought
to katrw,' for the (act Is Botorions", tbat Haoax's
Magnolia Baui imparts to the skin a delicate,
pearly appearance, nnpraduceab"e by any other
preparation under the sun. No mat er how the
cuticle aiay have been roughened by exposure
or discolored by the sun, the Balm will render
it soft and pliable, and removes every blemish.
Pimples and crown spots on the face,
Eruptions, Blotches, Scrofulous Diseases, and
all sores arising from impure bl ol, are cured
by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Rally ! Ra.Il jr 1 1 Republican
M
meet-
Hons C4 B. Thomas, B. F. Lehman, A. J?.
Seymour, E. B. Dudley and X ; BJ, Abbott and
John B. Good. Esqrs-, will address the voters
of Craven County at the times- and places here
inafter named, to wit: ,
Township No. 1, Swift Creek VUUee. October 6tft
" 5. St niton's Steam Jiill, " lith
6. Let's Kimn, " 26th
" 7. James fitT, 2th
9. RasfccH'e ilonee, " 30ti
The spe&k:ng will commence at noon.
Oklaxdo Hbbbs, Cairaan,
Craven County Bepublican Executive Com
mittee. tzsV:cO Es?pfe2Q-tti
Wra. E. Wood &, Co-i Poprktorsof TGofd s
Automatic Low Steam and Hot Water Heater
and Lawsons' Celebrated Hot Air Fsraace; in
ventors and patentees of the Parlor Srsa and
Lightniug J'irlaoe Heaters SSd ParurEiines,
dealers in all kinds of r ' rr
HEAT and COOK STO".E
KITCHEN WAKE, "GRATES, I
Special care takeh withJkFlambingand alljkinds
of Steam and Water Piping, repairs for: Steam
Heaters, Furnaces, BAnge?,"Stove8, &c,-
L W. Oori Belriaora and Eutaw Sta.,
i-2arfl7jjl nit',inxaoH.1UL
M. Hahh, at his stables on MidJIu street
offers a fioe lot of . Sluice and Horses at rea
sonable prices. Call and see tbern for your
salvta iUrcbl5-tf.
- y- f ELECTION
0Js& te iintt F Pjmiation f eack C " cflS7f 2
OrJujUvZAuiud, 1870, d Vu YoU AMf. 1871, F.rmud
-ifi g - ArwBKn -Co it i tyGoTnsoi.
t-y , -rvo iiMYrnm r t Sit r f -Uisdu.; itios: Sot. 1872.-t
- - . . SO 1
' : - 'f I 5 1 7 jngsi ; ' " $; ; ;
J . i I i i . 5- ' CB !-t O
Alamance ' ' 1 ' 2593 78? 104a 117 90 127 j 1015
AlWhanv . .. 69lS 877 158 314) 177 339 184
'm --ir , , ... .-. ...... .,-
Aae.....w...
Beaufort...
Bertie..
Bronsvick.......
Bnncoiooe .,
Burke...U,
Cabarras .
CaUwfc!!..
Camden. .. .........-...
CJarteretw...i....--.-..
CasveD ..
C-ttawta ... ...
Chatham .... ..............
Cherokee
ChowsB.. . ..........
Clay
Oevebuid .
Colambus ..
CraTexi
Cumberland-...... ,
Currituck
Davidson.....
Davie..'
Duplin
Edgecombe. ................
Franklin.....
Gaston........ ... ...
Gates............ ..........
Graham (new county). ...
Granville
Greene...
Gnilford
Halifax.
Harnett.,.......:
Haywood...". ...... ..
Henderson
Hertford...... .. .
IreleU.
Jackson. . . ...
Johnston . . . . .
Jon'1. ......................
1 iioir..
LincHn
Macn.
XlMlston
Martin..;
McDoi-e"!
Merkfenborg .
Mitchell
M.-.ntgowery ....
Mocre
Ntsh i. . . ....::::.
Xw Hitnnver.
Xort'aniptn
Orslow
Orange.
Pasquotank
rerquimans
Person.'.'
Pitt
poik... ......
Pamlico; (new County, J.
HandoTph
Eicbmond. .... .1 .... . ; '.V.
Robsnn
Ro-k!nghani ....... .
Ilntherford. . ...I ........ ... .1
Sampson. .'.
Stanlyi-.i.. .. .... A ..
Stok
Surrr. .
Swaia, (n-w countv)
a 1 1 U-lli iX . i . . .
Tyrreii... ..:J
Union. .
Wake............
Warren
Washington. . . . . .
Watanga
Wayne.
Wilkes.
Wilson
Yadkin....
Yancey .
TotaU..
Majority.
- j f-n. m m i m isu I
J ' 17531. JCf CSH 85: 683
( " I S7l 86 85lf 101?4 ' ! 116 I 811
. j- . . . wti -o tzn OJ'y 1 J'"J
.... .....i 8991 42Si 32-i 29ll 367i 391, 347
i .2291 781 '634! 773. 661 !- 1022 631
i.l 7G72 3112 3504 3102 3G47I 326-' 3S43
3572 873! 2206 9841 2453' 1107! 2380
1482 56lj 798J 45S 914J 492j 917
99f 5091 t 268) 489 2371 435j 353
) 37651 1764J 1785 161S 1824! 17491, 1949
r. T. . ...... :r. ! 266ffi 913 911 87 iiTTl 1034 1234
L , : ;. I 840341 f 860071
Atlantic;& . North Carolina Railroad Company.
JSTov7- Series
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STATIONS.
..ir..1: :.'.. 6.15 A. M.Morehead SUt'n,1
6.18
A. M.
6.38
Morehead City,
; jNe-arport.
iHavelock,
(Croat an,
7.05".
7.30
7.50.'
8.35
9.17
9.36
0JJ2
lf30
10.55
11.14
11.31
1153
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71
a45
9.18
9.37
10.03
10.37'
10.56
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iNew-Berne,
jTiiscarora,
CJore Creek,
Dover, , , ,
"Kinston
Jailing Creek,
ILa-G range
!Best'8,
Goldsboro,
j
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11.31
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New-Berne, N. June 15, 1872. )
E. R. STA - LY.
Atlantic-& N. C. R. R. Co
TxrriTRTnK a tit, a xiTPArFrvT
JrOBTHE
S U M M E R OF
I 8 7 2!
FEOM AND AFTEB JTJXE 20U1, 1872
uritil the 20th day of October 1872,
.
V " "
Tickets may b obtained from any Tkket s
Agent on the Atlantic fc No. Carolina Kailroad,
frum eny Station, to Morehead City and Re
turn, for One First Ulass r are or Oue Second
Class Fare, as follows: '
From - flrstcUssee'd class
Gold boi to 2f hed CftJ and ret an. S 00 . f4 00
LaGranW " '" 4 25 S 40
"? .f-r! " '" Ji fM
New Berne" ' 2 00 1 60
Sewport; f 'i,-; jvi -5 SO - I 4
Children over five and under twelve years of
age, half the above rates ; Persons who fail to
obtain snob, tickets, will &e charged full regular
fare ; Persnns getting oa the train, between sta
tions where such tickets are sold, will be charged
local fare to the first station, and then be allowed
to purchase a return ticket, but if tbey fail to
pnrchaae a ticket, will b charged full fare botk
wavs. E. Ii. STANLY. President,
New Berne, N. C., June 16th. 1872.
"' DR..H.C. BATES, , lS
TTAYING TAKEN AN OFFICE next otobr to
AJL the Gaston. House, may be found there at all j
hours except whea absent profej-sionnlTy. I,
ttec,31-tf,
TABLE
XTTfT'T. 1 t7S 791 698T 58tt 720l 7521 7B1
29421 isod 13d 120.-J t32d 1331 1565
t..f X61 111: 12Z3J 143
" J ..lToinl ,i ?i -,.,nm em 44 7til 1019 i
. "1 300JH 143d 98ll 1303 116t4 io3t t HU i
125.tI :-33,. oi 5k4
20S2I SSI 82li 91.. 73: lOfe 739
. .... o-.ll 12-y 15 UU 145G
. 19n?" 104 14'.i .122IS - 271 -126l 422
... 1
144V 521' 301; 4441 4U 48 433
14C71 Pfd 6!lr! rtj-i - 72if 57 742
' ' i 495 21J 171 21"4 ltr 25i 142
223li mi 31 If 1117 30.. t09; 547
. 1C74. 9371 48 i 95 41 104i IJ33
4S1K l.VX-i 27G' lijc 317: H4i 270s
3452 1741! 16715 14M; 171-1 189tt 1S83
1 1119 fud 32 6S1! 40(i 76r 319
...... ... 2G.-1 16.4 19 m 23 270
347li 12ir 115tj IJ6I4 140; 138 1516
I lST 761' G8.-j 704; 73: 82' C62
29-7 150.-' 9.:1 1411-f 102! 1751 1035
i 5212! 771 2S75- 123:! 332 f 14- 34o2
"'" f 9.VI! 10H 93i 113: 103: 1H5
I 277 137' i 1437i lit'; 1521 17- 1560
f. 217rt 5l 69?4 W 66f 92 C88
' 1436" 74?! 35(! 76- 421' 7 512
' ....) ...J -.-. ....
1 4S52J 20lj 230) 19911 2S2C 197. 2C55
; I 1721j 794; lOOf-j 681 j s3t- 78- 944
J 44071 17!K'- 1717 174-; 1741 .. I 1S31
44551-1317 323 155fi! 35W 16. JOMJ
"" ! 1737 84f S(?2 11 59 79 695
' 14! -i 72: . 40! 73 S90 4rfj 420
133i 4(;vj 55" 3: 737 50 716
"" ' 1413 5:9., 27-1 77Cl 85- 87,' 9S3
" 3417? 75' 62: 7'3i 54? 81 610
3.J3J1 12T 40; 146 1 777 17 994
. . 126Sj - 587 22J- US; 191 55 166
3iu: kici. ms- .144:1 133.: lis 1374
115-! oil 55f 52f- 55ft &,: 639
.... 2981' 911 1224 95j 117 91- 120
179."' 821 5nl 84:-) 55s . 90 i 7tti
." . 126 j 53" 2 If! 731 171 65. 130
. 13Vte. sir 48! - 5-i 590 641
203- 11U J.107! 1631; 1243 1048
164.'- t9f 551. 57':! 4! 70 519
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tdl-e effect at 6:15 o'clock A. IT,
June 17th, 1872.
ARRIVE
LEAVE. !
6 6 3
T.
7.00 P.M.:..-,.-..
6.57
6.29
6.05
5.44
4.46
4.15
3.-56
3.30
2.57
2.3S
2.18
2 03
6.57 P. jtf. 1
! 3
27
24
51
! 6.30
rXOo
I 5.44
! 5.00
! 4.16
1 7
j 3.31
i 3.02
! 2.39
I 2.20
i 2.03
! 1.36
9
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PRPTDKNT.
.'Passenger Tare Reduced
A. & M. C. R; R.
Kxw Bebsx, January 3, 1872.
FIOM ICSTf AFTEB THE ABOVE DATE,
nntil farther orders, the following will be
the Fare charged to those who a purchase tick-
j ete a0H to procure tickets, be-
fore gemr-g n train, as additional sum of fifty
J cents. . , .
PASSENGER TARIFF,
Mokcmead Citt,
Kijft elan
$4 00
3 Go
3 40
3 IJr
290
2 SO
2 25
3 00
"150
t 00 .
80
8ecM c1i
$3 2G
2 00
2 70
2 50
.. 2 30
2 00
: 1 so
1 60
1 20
80
60
40
T UoMtiboro,
Bests, ;
1 Orange, ! .
, Falling Creek,
"Kinston,
Doves,
r Gore Creek,
f Tuscarora,
i New Bernei
i" Croatau.
' Havelock,
1 luewport.
50
To take effect January 33: 1871.
E. R. Staxlt. President,
Atlantic AN. C Railroad Company
. D. T. CAHRAWAY,;
Gtner$JLlEEFRE and MARINi
; Insurance AgenX,
O-rncz, 8ooth Faoirr Sr Nnr B-tBirs. H. C
Insuraoee effected. Dwellirgs, Stores, Mer
chandise, Barns. Stables, Cotton Gin Houses.
SfiTsf r at wjuitaLle rates, icSl-2zu
GR 0 C ER I E SI
Plotir,
Pork,
Sugars,
kS-Sfc. - j-- -"Mr" - f
Coffee,
Sngar Cured Hams,
Breakfast Strips,
Boasted Coffee,
... .. - t .... .
Crackers,
Market Bee
Best of Butter, Xe. f tc.
AT
W. HOL-LISTER'S,
Sou h Front Street,
Jel5tf tbrre doors fiom Gason Housie.
B. It. CHURCHILL,
SUCCESSOR TO B. L. CHCECHILL CO.,
At the old stand of Hart & Lewis
New-Berne, N. C.
Tin Ware Manufactory,
AXD
H O USX FDHNI8BINO BTORE
Roofing and gatier work made a spe
ciality.
DealerMa STOVES,
Hardware,
Willow Ware
and Wooden Ware,
Guns, Pistols,
Powder, Shot
and Caps,
Kerosene, Lard v .
and Common Oils,
Lamps in Great -Variety,
Chimneys, ."Wicks,
Glass, Putty.
and a toll slock ; -
HO USE FUBMSHING (GOODS.
AS I mat STovsa a tpecialry, I; would be
plearrd to have all in want, te examine my stock
befo mi ting pordiues.
B. L.CHURCHILL, ,
So. 18, Middlt Street, Nevy Berne, if C.
March 1 tf.
CUTLER & GATES,
26 Middle Street,
N EW BERNE, N. C.
TIN ROOFERS
and manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
of every description.
We guarraaiee all Boo Slag for Twelve months f
Dealers in
V Woodek "Waxk,
' ' xstd Cojqios Oils,
LAMPS IN GREAT YARTETY.
CHLMKEYSr W1CK8, &C.
and a full stock of
House Furnishing Goods !
Stoves a specially. Particular attention In
vited to the New Ancricn," the best andmost
complete cooking stove ever patented.
No. 26", Middle Street, New Rerne, N. C.
May3 tf i .
E. M. WIL.L1A3IS,
NEW BERN, f . C.,
Genl Life, Casualty, Fire
AJTD
Marine Insurance Ag't
.r ) i?. J ,f ,-.'- ? .-'ft .
'
"A .PDORSED AKD I-KE5CE1BED Fr t, J
JtX lead-Be paysjc-jMiUaatj ou)crutl;iori .j
aiaut bow in a. TV"
A SIRE VuEvrvriri.
Far Tertr ml A- Inieraiiwwt. h i
H disorder urii-iiur f-t.ai m,innri ,.
high'y rerHr,T.i-f.rftJ i n ASTi-iY"i"l"ri ' '
in CMrt of IXDIGEfTlON are ixt. T .!' ,
APPETISER ml IPmKLSI. ,M ' f
lKEll.tI. Trtllll.lTV ik i " . ' "H i:
Wft.' 1 I 1 .'if T f . -. I' . ...... ...
Hue l&iled in iina'.Erm.; k. . l " fJ'fu
. . .1 . i r LCirr is , ...
ml . ittb,L i.E- . . . .
Thy arr pmrUriT "-a.
BEJElIUtt TOrEStU.
StreBglbei,u Uc w-ly. iori.-.tu e taf tl ,
griBtoue nl r.w:f.,i thnhoie e itm "
HO-E BITIEK are BiS wt lb. T-
of ere. a4 no tonic ttimcUnt a eter n iutf
offerrd t the paW,t co i L h AS S r T . TU t 7 A'r'
and at th fame tim- ewmtiBtie bit r-V
senta endre5 tj the t'rat-n itT j.
known t thtr Pharcoi.rU. it Cv9tbatl;u'rta i
tr.-ra a fair inai. ard .
EVER V riJllLYhBld m UOTTLE
So prpparattuu in ti.e 01 ic can ir -,-l h) ..."
nnqoalifiwl rrtinreme-k try j?LTri'r of tiit i,i
hiL'het auiKlic in tfceir ,ri'ftT-f ..n
7 cn;r4.
't -r:; f.
prai.ini ic coctneautg h. um- :
etreegth. and an increaK .- -'. pt.t.
"ere Bin;
; UsEts Uo . JBBeSS ism
Peraon rea'Jj dtbiiiu.tii. 1 t-r tj
require a lusic of iTintAXT. Ltc f- t
betUTtban tb Heme Bitit-r. s. w. i,i
PreuliBe tld--r Jt. E Ctareh. P'tc''lll..'i
I'lITIUSTiTC! W .KIM ilinjll ",
fct. i..,li.- Mo
JaXXS A. jACKSO Cf I Bavi rt
nsota ier maKiusr ine ncme M.ir...-
wrcu mew ui tu. ucpUkl lav i.M lusr IHutthl 1
eoiuidered tbrm tie aivtl ti.wibi; lot c s.d i-..
last bow io ose. li Xt'iTul
Kesidtdtt I'byfician in efcar-e U. S ; u j. '
Jim A." JacKsos in- jrLU-.ii.ca . ji,' ,
have ccmnianiraied tu the n.t-dUij ; v.i.i, i. i 'u.
cipe oi the Home B:u 41 ium. : -. i
considers! a a pateiii oaediHn. w. :,jt-- . . ,ra
tten torit. t iare ri'niiKti tfti- tt.,! ;4Mk,
lit Vfto licxr.e tliicrs." aiJ iii:.ts.-.' . 1 .... ; ,
combination it one of rare ootti(V, 1.. u.V t
ned in it Cumountioii amr.r bnt ( 11.. -0
wbich ttey bei?. twinjr iiiijauj Tu; . i s...,.;;
6uimacbic Cam iCkl.Te. ai.d t,itL.x. Ui'.v, ;r"
mode of preparing thrm i Ptriciij ir. :-..' j
tbe ralec ol pbarwacT, lliviB? u r , .
vate practice, we take pleascrein rcit...io;r r:.a
to all pesrona deiraBt of takine Bitur. r.i,,.
best Toaic and sunaiai.1 bn i4rm; t.j :ir
! FttAK :ul.7t.H.
Pifcf. OdaU-trio aad IKeeaw of H t 1 ol.t-e u
Piijaidaiia, and Dicmkr Board i.l V. - : '
! L. C. BOIffLlXithhl'iM (
Obctctrica aad Dieaea vf Wonxn. M. i..-. ':n.
Cotkce. i Drake lacltooe.i. M
Late Prca t. Mo. M-d; . b.
i E. A. Clxrk. M i.
Prof . Sorcery. Mo. Vesical CoHere and iste Krr i
Pbjsiaaa City Bocpital. &t. Loci Mioiiri.
! Ilrrberl PriBsm. Tvi.
Practical Pbarmacj. St. Looia College of Pbaritsir
J C. WbiUJuiLEd, Miiral .rr...va.
Alf.Heacock.3l D. r Dr. C V P Lu'
C. Gencke. 34. D. S. tif aia Nuki. m. D.
C, A, W are, 34. D. f W. : ila,i. S. 1).
E. C Franklin. M l.
Prof. Snreerr, HomaEpatbic Medical Vse
T VatiEe. M D T CodiUk t. II 3
Prof, of Midwifery and Diees of Wonx u, Cciittt
- of HoistEopavbic 1-Uj ticiaaa and Sorefui.
John T Temple. X P
Prof. Materia aad TberaapeaticB, - Uomn
Medical Cobt of Miasouri.
1 no. t'oczlemti. M DLef'urcr
Oa Dieasec of Childrtn, Hotno-pathic '.V..i-e
anori. ; Ctarlea Vaatn.e il D
Prof, of PhjjiologT' llomojpatkie Mei:ii:a '- i i-.-.-r tit
Mo. I Jol.n lirtiuu. M It i
Clinical iledical Cel. EonKBopatbic PS'sit.ii ii
8n?'s- - 1
Tbey are Saperior all otber Stoia... !. ! -;t. .-
' Ktiin Saaccra. Aaaiftiuit er&iit.
No Bittera in tbe Wori can excel tbeta.
iimoS UirK-h. Anal-rt r' ';"'
EmlBCBit Pbytrtam f I'hira-;.
The f onnala for the Home Bitter baa hera toVirt
ted to na acd we beHTe them to be tbe km tuim aui
atimalent for gesenl aae now &em) to the j.n:.'.ic
I H WtH.ihcrT.ll B
O A Mariner, Aaalvtieal -' . Ja i Z Blase; M D
Cbemiel
Prof nm.f ;r. kotk
Medicai CoV.etx
B Walker. X D
T t Uorne. M D
Tho T kl:i. t D
J A liahn. M 0
H 8 HataH. WT) 1 '
B MeVirar. M
Sort 8 barnea. X D
R Lodlam. M D
Ja A Cotiina. M T
Eniatat PbTalrlaai ia ( iaciBH.
ffenir a'l of whom aia Prof eaaora lu one or Ibc ulkt
of Uta Medica. Culleireaa
J5o otber bitter bTe ever bevn offerrd to 'ht j t
liarmbracini' w many valuable retneci aiir s'.
J L Vattfer. M D
L A Jame. M I)
C T SimE. M i
C MsiKrntt.M
W T Taiu-ltra. M D
J H Btirkner MO
G A Derit. M I
C Woodws.-d. li
D W McCaribr. M D
S P Bitcner. "i D
G W B-s.-i.-r. K !)
J J Q-1I2K. M I
U
R U
4K4
K V'a-.to. I biit
; K Tr!i. :! i
P I? We. M i'
e fa !:.!'. 1! 0
K II JohnfoD. M D
Emiaeat Pbrtldana in MeawpbU.
The Home Bittterv are an invateable remroi tut ir
digestion and dieaaea artains from malarial
C B Tborvon. M D A!ex. r"rkiiie. M D
in rbanre of City Hospital. M R llwlrer. 11 B
J M Bodtrws. M V Paul utey. ! D
II W PornellM D "MA Edmnixi-
Sand fori Bell. M D Jo K LTtwh. M D
F.niaieBt PU-raieUaAa ia 1'iiL.Uura-a
BPDake.MD W 1mf. J
W R CbiM. M D I) 11 Wiiiari D
O Wnth. Cnemiat. jn 1. .ia, M 1
And Handrd of Oihru
ia all parta of tbe North. VtM abd, fo;:tt
8 S Garner. M D Miiwankee.
. -CoUBcil Bi.:f!..Mirrh
'tin A Jacksox iCnHjvir.E tii!ii.L: is - i0'
mnla" of tbe " liooe Meniarb l.ittcrf ." I 1 V
aenbed thefn ia my practice fur fucr tim-. "'' f
Donnee tbem ibe best Tunic Brttrr r 11. a-
... P U McMafcou. Ji D.
BSF-Tot eale br sll drnriot.
Jaiae A. Jatekaon & la.. I'rojiri''""'
Labratory HB and Hit N. iin! at ft. lya:' X
i.oari
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE
IX X0RTII CAK0LIXA-!
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL !
Auctioa Sales Eyery Enin:
BT THE OKIOIXAI.
CHEAP JOHN!
LOUIS N. BAER& CO.
Jobbers and "Retailers
of aj kioda ot
Clothin?, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Yankee Motions, ic.
CHEAP: JOH N,
Tna Great LeTelfflrof High Prices ! -
' Conatry aejchant can Trp!enish theif
here cbeaptr than at anv oUier Jioae ia c
Berne.
Louis N. Bacr & Co.
, ,, . .,. at the aign ief
CHEAP JOHN,
Cor. So. Front and Middle Sts.
New Berne. N.C. tctiu