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“ The Old^^rth State Forever.”—Gasfow.
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the r'lili'i-riiitioii.
1 111- typi-iin u hi'h tlie.“'ii.i) \nnTii St.\?'k.'’ is
priiiti-'l i- entirely t iMv. \() pniiis «ill he .sjiared to
iiiiikeit a Well oin(; vi>itirt') e\i-iy laniily. In older
tn ilo thi-; we have eiiLrayi il the servin-s of able and
ai'i'oniiili'hed lii;rury  ontiihiili)r.'.
"rates of advertising.'
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1)R. MAGGIEL'S
Pills and Salve.
T.ife-|?t'rtnir remediw are now, given poblloly
orld. For over a tjnarter of a century of pri-
actice the inprediciits in the.-e
LIFE-GIVIXa PILLS,
Have been used with the preatejjt pucccs.^. Their
inisi-ioners not only to prevent dii^easc, hnt to cure.—
Thev search out the various maladies by which the
jiatient issntferin^. andrevigoratesthe failing sy.stem.
To the aged and infirm a few doses of these valuable
! pills will prove to he
: A VKllY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
I For in every case they add new life and vitality, and
I re.-^tore the warning energies to their pristine state. To
I the young and middle-aged, they will prove most in-
j valuahle. as a reaily. sjx-citic, and sterling medicine.
I Here is a dream realized, that Ponc-de-I.eon .sought
j for three hundred years ago, and never found. He
looked fora fountain that would restore the old to the
viiTor atnftnake vouth ever
A N FTFJiNAL SPUING !
It was left for this day and hour to realize the dream
andshow iii one glorious fart, the magic that made it
air.
TIIKSU FAMOUS IlFJIEmES
fatinot stay thetlight ofyeai's. but they cati force back
and hold a'locd'. disea-^es'that might triumph over the
aged and young. Let iioiu' hesitate then but seize
tlie favora’ideoiiiiortiinity that offers. Wlientakenas
IJILLIOUS DISOPlJFPiS
N'othing can be more jiroductive of cure than these
I’ilN. Their alwo.'t magic inlluence is felt at once,
and the usual comcomitants of this most di.tressiug
j diseasi* are removed. 'J'hese remetlies are made from
I the ]iurc't
I \ ’KG E K111L E COMPO ENDS.
They will not harm the most delicate female, and can
j he given with good eil'ect in described doses to the
vounge.-t babe.
FOP CUTANEOUS PISOPDEPS
anil all erui>tions of the skin, the salve is most inval- '
i liable. It does not heal externally alonig but jteiie- !
tnileswiththe most .'earehing elfects to the very root I
of the evil! !
B>BS. IBKiiCiJIKf/S VUjIjS
SCILE OF DEPRECIATION,
The following bill passed during ftie iircsent ses
sion:
A bill to be entitled An Act to establish a Scale of
Depreciation of Confederate Currency.
Whereas, By an ordinance of the Convention, en
titled “An ordinance declaring what laws and ordi
nances are in force, and for other purposes,” ratified
on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1865, it is made the
duty of the General As.serably to provide a scale of
depreciation of the Confederate currency from t! ‘
time of its first isjlue to the end of the^^ar; and it
further therein declared that “all execnjpry-contrao
solvable In moimy. wbeAM^ under iie«C'pT' not, > nsfi'u'f a, ^
after tlie depreciation of said cuiTency before ihn IstT^
day of May, 1865, and yet unfilled,* (except official
jtliscellaneous Advertisements.
SALISBURY. g, MONDAY evening, MAY 28, ISGG,
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
\ BOON TO THE SICK AND
The Light of the World.
Copies Five Ce«i>
NUMIiEKl^
Mercantile Advertisem^ents.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
RUTHEBFOBD STAK .
NEWFIH.M IX SAf.I.Sni KV:
J.W.Gray&Co.
bonds and iienal bonds payable to the State,) sliall be
deemed to have been made witli the understanding
that they were solvable in money of the said cunen- • -i , . x . .
cy,” subject neverthele.ss to evidence of a different iu- ' civil war, M'ligeu by and between
lent of tire parties to the contract; therefore, j b'‘Ctious of a onco glnriuus Union, and nn ire
“Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the ' desnlating to our particular section, tlian any-
Ptate of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by |
the authority of the same, That the following scale 1 ^ 1 .1 -n
of depreciation be and the same is hereby adopted j it is to be ho])ed, than ever will again,
and established as the measureof value of one gold I nhile there is life there is hope, andnot-
dollar in Confederate cuiTency, for each nionti, and witlhstandiiig the great changes wrought hy
ti e late civil war, wo shall encourage thepeu-
The Undersigned propose to publish, in the
tillage of Rutherfordton, a weekly Newspaper
be called “The Rutherford Star.” | IT ATE Just received and opened at No. Q, Mur
k our desire to make The Star _ a wel- I phy’s Granite building, a new and Splcmlid
visifrir to all those who feel an interest j Stock of Staple and
FANCY DRY GOODS, •
tioiis, as handed down to us by our noble an- j which thev will sell for cath or barter, only, as
cesty, a Federal Republican Government. | follow.s, Ahuge and beautiful assortiiieut of"
0,1. Iiav. but laid, a a ;
the fractioiml parts of tlie nioutli of December, IS64.
from the 1st diiy of November 1861, to the 1st day of
May, 1865, to wit:
“Scale of depreciation of Confederate Currenc;', the
Months. 1861.
1862.
1863
1864.
1S65
January, —
81 20
8300
82100
$50 (K)'
February, —
1 30
300
2100
50 00
Alarch, —
1 50
4 00
23 00
60 00
April, —
1 50
5 00
2000
10000
•May, —
1 50
150
19 00
—
Jane, —
1 50
650
18 00
—
.July, —
1 50
900
21 00
—
A11,gust, “
1 50
1400
23 (K)
—
Scjitember, —
2 00
1400
25 00
—
(Ictober, —
2 00
14 00
26 00
—
Xoveniber, 8110
2 50
15 30
30 00
—
December, 1 15
2.50
20 00
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—
Dec. 1 to lOtli inclu
sive.
35 00
“ lOth to 2()tli, “
45 00
1st to 31st, “
49 00
And wherca.s, many grave and difficult disputes
may arise between executors, admiiiistratora. guar
dians and trustees, and their legatees distributees,
plc to honesty, industry and ecunoiny, wo
ke special pains to keep thoin posted
.store.s, pro.sperity and ha})pine.ss.
We .sliall from time to time publish such
lavs, both State and National, as our jieople
art: directly coiicerued in, ami shall likewise
ust our influence to establish a sound circula
ting currency, so much needed at the iireseut
tim*.
tVe shall he governed by principles and not
meg, for according to our honest conviction,
the present condition of our countrv is owing
to 'he abandonment of jirinciples, we mean
the abandonment of those fundamental jirin-
ci])es upon which the Government of the Uni
ted .States was reart'd.
A\’e shall favor and encoirragt* the develop
ment of all our resources, Agrieultural, Miu-
I
wards and cesfuystiue trust, in the settlement of their tira (fee., and likewise such internal improve
accounts and trusts, arising from tlie depreciation of meits as Avill most likely ho heuelieial to tie
Confederate currency. State treasury notes and hank i Country, and esiiccially the extension of tlie
notes, incident to and growing out of the late war; i iit--, . “ . 1 u r i ti -i ■
and that law suits and expensive litigation maybe -11111.^10 ,C allottee and Rutherford Rail
obviated, ItOidwest.
As to Politics we are True Conservatives.
Invariably cure the follow-
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T, ;i I'ui-• I'l’ o.'.il miuio:i lyin', or about one
i'ich li'iiai'll: -■ ol llic coluam, coiistitute a
Ml'aari'.
.-Spn i.il N'o'iri-s. i:i IcaJi-d million, will lie cou-
trai lril thr I'liic-c. at not Ic-s than double
Die rale ni'iii'dinary aihertiseuieiits.
’.ii>erli''i as I'l-adiieg matter, with approval of
the eilitei'-. til'V ei-!'.!' pel' line.
\dv •rtii'm"iit' iU'.rleil irregularly, or at luter-
Vil'. ■-'•'> ji'-r relit. aililit inllal.
'I'lie r.iti-.' aaove [iriiited are for standing adver-
liseiiiial'.
( Hie nr t wo Nijuares, changeable at iliserelioii.
.'■,0 p.'r cent .iiliiitimial.
tfre ihaii twii >cpiares. ehiUigi'aldi* at discre-
{.0:1, p.'l' Mjll.ll'e of tell lilies, loreXelT change,
iwi'iily-live ci-iits
Fi\.- Mpiares e-tiinated n-- a (juarter columu.
iiiul ti'ii .-i|uari-s as ;i liaii' eoliuim. Hills lor ad-
\erii bia. wlieiher hy the ihiy or year, will he
Ciill'iili lrd line ,ilid eolleet,|1 i!e oil present.itioll.
Prospcc tus.
Till-: ITHl.HWl'l')X »F THE Xoh’TII
t 'ai'ol’ ia I’ri sbvteriaii wall lieresum‘d in l ay-
.'itevilie. nil W'l dm-.-.lay. tlie 'jiid of January
next.
('iiiiliileutlv r-'lcing mi the hearty support
w’.liell we ll.iVe lierel.lfme leeeivi il. We shall
iiah i:i ajipe.uaiiee ami ma'ti r. than it has
fv. ! 1 .ea. sparing neither ]i;iiiis nor expense
ill lili ;ieei.|upli>hmellt of this jilirpn.-e.
With ih'' j'.i'siiig aw.IV id old things. ;i new
-.o:' .’ I f ;ii''''vii V. eiii-rgy and i iiterprise. has
ill ell iiifu'i d iiil-' eVi-ry departmeiit ofsi-eiilar
ile-ught a'.il ba'ii!'.'S. Why slimild imt the
Ciiureh. a'>ii. partaive uf the prngress.ve ad-
vauei-iiii-u' ? AN hv shniilil she, id ail the
•igi-aj i'-s. lir.iughr til hear with sueh treui'U-
luii'is tiii'i'e up e.i till' e;\ihzat■'>11 nt the pies-
i-nt tune, lie 'uedii-ii-nt. laggard ainl alm>»T
)ii.iii h-.-s. ill ;!.e wnikiiig "UT "f her nWll des-
liay ?
Til arnusi- the el'ureli tn the impiirtaiH'e and
lit \\nrk;i'f uui'i'a^iug, restless, tire-
|l•s^ i-nei'gv ill tin -'e’.'viee (d her Master and
ill ad ; t'.i'shall 1 tir-t ehirfest aim. In
rtii- We in > 'l a.'>i>tauee. NVe are unt alone,
sutlic.' iit fi'i' the.-' thing-, (fur hretlireii must
In'lji i,- iu i-vry way: by emitributious frmii
iheiri'Wii ^t"r^'.s id tln.i ight and study: hy
./,.aliius eii-iipi'i'atii>'.1 ill a i iimmnu eause. lor
tin- lii-in f I I'fall : hy I'Xti udiiig nur eireulatioii
ib,-,,nirli.lilt all mu' 1»u'llers, and thus giving
us lh>' iimaiis and >pp"rtuuiTy of performing
well tie- wiiik i'> whii'h w.- hav*- emiseerated
all tha' wi- iiavi-. and all we laipe t'>r nil the
■ arth.
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r ib.,)- .. til.-' N. U Ih'eshvtei'iau.
ing Disease.^.
.Nsthma,
jinWel ( 'nlllplaillts,
Cnilghs,
Cidiis,
Chest Ifisea.ses,
C'ostivein ss,
J fy.spepsia,
J fiairliica,
] froi isy.
Debility,
Fever ami Ague,
Female C>m[)laiuts
I leadaelie,
1 iiiligestimi.
liitliieiiza,
liitlamatinu.
liiwaiil weakiie.s.s,
J.iver ('1 uiijdaiiit,
J.iiwiiess of .'spirits,
Ringworm,
Rheumatism,
Salt llheum,
Scalds,
Skill Disease.s, &:c.
NOTICE.—None gciuiiiie without the eiigra
ved t; ;ide-iiiin k armiiid each ]>ot or box. signed by Dr.
.1. .M .MiiuKi.. t.'j Fulton .street. New York, to counterfeit
whieli is felony,
LJ" .'-old by all resiK'ctablo Dealers in Aledieincs
throughout the Fiiited .rtate.s and Canadaa—at25cts
]K'r box or |(ot.
Forsale.it J. II. Einiiss’ Drug.Store, Salisliury.
X'. C. ajirJ-dly
Be it therefore enacted. That in all such cases, the
parties are hereby empowered to form a full ami per- believing neither in the Fire Eaters of the
I feet .statement of the case on botli sides, which case ...T,,.+v,o e +1. i i-
I shall be submitted to the determination of one of tlie j 7*’* ^ Radicals i.f the North, lint in
' judges of the Siijierior Courts, clioscn by the partie.s. i Constitution, the Lnion, and the entorce-
who is hereby autliorized to consider and determine ' meut of all Constitutional laws, whether State
or Federal, and a ready and willing obedience
to the .same.
The Star will be published every Wednes
day at the following rates, (strictly in ad
vance,) payable in currency or produce* at
market prices.
Ope copy 12 months, $2.00
“ ‘) 6 . 1.00
J. B. CARPENTER,
R. W. LOGAN.
.'Vpril I8th, ’GG.
embracing the newest and leading .styles of the
.season.
A large assortment of Gentlemeu’.s, Y'outh's
and Roy’s Goods,
Ladies Summer Wrappings,
Ladies’ Misses, and CTiildre.i’s
Trimmed Hats, new shapes,
Ladies, Misses and Childrens.
Hoop Skirts, Ladies, Misses
and Childrens, Rahnoral Shoes,
and Gaiters, Romiets, Rihbous,
Gloves, Hosiery. Ac., Ac.
Gents and Roys Shoes of every Description,
Gents, Roys and Childrens Hats, of
every variety for suimner wear,
Crockery and Glassware,
NYood and willow ware.
Also,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and Dye Stuffs,
of all kinds.
They are ])repared to fill all orders, of Physi
cians, for Drugs and Medicines, at the shortest
notieo. The Ifi'ug dejiartmi'iit Avill he under the
charge of a regular Physieiaii.
Thev also have a braiieh of their hu.siiioss at
GET THE BEST
IXVEXTOUS, MECIIANK'.^. MAXrFACTrKKKS
1866! 1866! 1866!
The best pajier in the United States fn
Mechanics, Inventors and Machinists, is the
Scientific American.
li is the largest in size, and has hy far the wi
dest circulation of any other paper of its clas.-
iu the cminti y. It is published weekly. Kae‘.
uumher contains sixteen pimes, withmm^^^
0U.S ilhi.sTrationa. ^ Phe nmnhers
make two volumes. 41G pages each. It rJr-
coiitainsa full account of all the ]>riuci]ia’ in
ventions and discoveries of the day. .Ai-o.
valuahle illustrated articles upmi tools and ma
chinery used in workshoj's nianutactories.
steam and im-ehanical engineering, wo-h n.
ci.>ttiin, chemical, jietroleum. and all uther
manufacturing and producing interests. Alsu.
Firearms. NVar lupdemeiits. (Inluauce. \A';;r
Vessels, Railway. Machinery, Electric, (’’hem-
ical and .Mathematical apparatus. Wood ami
Lumber Miiehiiiery, Hydraulics, Oil and Wa
ter Pimijis. NVater AVlo-els. etc... Househnhl.
Iliirticultural and Farm Implements—this l.it-
ter department ln-ing very full and of gri-.it
value til Farmers and Gardeiiers.
Articles eiiihraeiiig every department uf
Popular Scieiu-e. which every h"dy can umler-
slaiiil and wliich every hmly likes to read.
Also, lo-jiunsiif Seieiititie Societies, at home
and ahroad : Patent Law Decisions ami Dis-
eussiiiiis. Practical Recijies. etc. It also con
tains an olHciallist uf all the Patent Claims,
a sjieeial feature uf great value to iuveiilots
and owners uf I ’ateiits.
The Puhlisliers also act as Agents fur }■ >-
curing Patents fur m-w iuveiitiuiis.
A uew vuliime uf the .Scieiititic Amerii
I'uimneueeil January 1.
T K11 .M.'''—•$-■{ 11-r year : s I .">0 fur six mui,11, .
fur line year. $‘2.). Canada suh-
') cents extra.
SflU'l.MKX Cnl'll'S .SKXT VnEE.
Address .MUNN .fe C(».,
No. -‘17, Park Ruw, New A'ork.
I Tell cupli
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the same, acconling to cf|T-ity anil good conscience:
Provided, liowever, Tliatno part of ttiissection sliall
be construed to stop or hinder any pjrson from pro
ceeding in tlie nsnal course of law, if he shall deem
the same necessary.
A true cop3'.
J. A. ENGKLHABD,
(Merle of Senate.
County Line, Davie County,
“The Sunday School Banner.”
A NEW ENTERPRISE!
The T*iiilersigneil. Tliem.selves Memhers of
tlie Sahhath .S(-jiuul. prupo.-e to cojnmeiice iii
wlmre all of the above named articles, may like- the citv of Raleigh, oii or about the 1st oi
next Mav,
THE
Saturday l^ening Post,
NEW LIFE, TALENT AND ENERGY.
SPLENDID ARRAY OP CONTRIBUTORS.
CNSORPASSED AND UNSURPASSABLE.
d tf
THE WEEKLY
“OLD NORTH STATE.”
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT SAL
ISBURY, N. C., BY
II A N 15 S
11 A Itl P T O N
CONT.AINS
All the Latest News,
KEVIEAV OF THE ITIARKETS,
ETC., ETC.,
Mrs. Bella Z. Fpencer having purchased an Interest In
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, and .Mr. Edmund
Deacon having retired from the paper, THE POST pe.ssed
into tlie management ofa NEW FIRM, who are determ
ined to infuse Fresh Life, Talent and Ene-gy into it.s cnl-
umns. The i opular noveli.st, EM.MERSON BENNETT,
Author of “Prairie Flower,” “The Refugees,” “Clara
Moreland," &c.,&c.,tias been engrged,at agreat e.xpense,
as a regular eontrihutor. »i.ii will
WRITE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE POST.
Mr. Bennett will begin a centinued story in the first
number of the new y- ar. It will be called
THE PHANT0.M OF THE F0KE3T ; A TALE OF THE
BACKW0CD3.
This story will run tlirougi from twelve to fifteen num
bers, and be a story of the eariy settlement of Kentu ky,
including adven .ices witli the Indians in'that romantic
region, wliicli was generally call-d )>>• the pioneers of civ
ilization ''the dark andfilooily grounil.”
The Post is edited by Mrs. BELLA Z. SPP;NCFB, who
will aim contribute a continue 1 story la the course of tlie
year, eutitled
GENEVIEVE HOWE
Our columns will be further supplied with original con
tributions by a
SPLENDID LIST OF CONTRtBUTORS
All the department- of the piper will be fill-ii, as far as
possible, with ORIGIN.AL .MAT'l’Ell. The old friends of
THE PO.'tT—some of whom have stood by it during the
sunshine and storms of forty years—will thus see that we
are de ermined to be
UN,SUHPASSED BY ANY COMPETITOR;
and in view of these fresh and costly efforts and brilliant
inilueementi, we trust to hive their warm e.xerlions in our
behalf, and the LIBERAL SUPPORT OP A GENEROUS
PUBLIC.
A SEWING ItlACHIN ' PRE.^IEJII.
We will give one f WHEELER & WIL.«^0VS
Celebraed SEWING MACHINE^—the regular price of
whioh is Fifty-live Do lars—on the 'ollowing terms .
1. Twenty copies, one year, and the Machine,
2. Tliirty cop'es one year, and Machine, S.h.iiil
8. F-^rty copies, one year, and Machine, lOO.UO
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The aliove .stock ol‘ Goods, having been pur- , . ^ - ^ ^ .
chased siiiei* the late heavy decline of prices in j "IIIL.SI XD.VY SCIItK )L BANN EK.”
the Northern Gities, will he sold as LGW a.sthey 1 Ami in the eoiameiieemeiit of this little
can possildt he bought iu this market. | work of love, hoiiig hovs, ourselves, may we
P. U. MtUtin. mviteshis ohl friends of Davii* 1 ^ 1 . l- * 1 o 1 i i 1
r 4. , .11,- 1 n 1 . . . ' not api'ciil to everv Sunday School hoy, and
(onntv-peeialn ,t(i gi\eh,in a call when vi.sihuir 1 - , Lt ‘i- . ^
rids riark^-t girl m Nortli ( iU'oliua to come up jiroinptly to
j aid the umli-rtaking. lii ouroun State, there
1 are very many Sahl.uth Soliools, ami from the
i he.sT information avc have, the scludarsliip is
i large ami inei'easiiig. ami it is from them Ave
look f'lr that (latroiiage which is iieces.sary to
i improve ami ket-p Heating, this native sfaii-
I iiard which we pro]lose for their benefit. It
is not for }ieeiiniary gain that t!i*‘ “B.ANN'r.it.”
I is i-stahlished ; it has for its aim higher ol>-
jei-Ts. and if we suei-ei-d in our »-uterjiri-e. it
will he to US iu after life a source of great -ar.
SM’dntrv.
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Address HENRY PETER OX k « O,
No. 8!fl‘ Walnut St. Phi.adeipl,.a.
.\ TIIOliOKill FAIIILV l[£l)K'l.\Er
‘Great Oaks from little acorns Grow.’
T
The worst diseases known to the liinnau
j race spring from eavses so small as to al-
! most defy detection. The volumes of scieu
tide lore that till the tables and shelves of I
the medical fi';itt*ruity only go to prove aiul j
elaborate these, ficts. g |
Ya d ki n_Coll eg e,
VTEAR THE YADKIN RIVER-NINE
IN MILES FROM I.EXINGTON. N. C.
Tliis Institution, uniler its charter as a College, tvas
revived on the 15tli of January 1866. and suiijilied, by
a resolution of the Trustees, witli a coips of experieii-
eed Teacliers ; so that now, witli its cheap boarding
arrangements, it otters to male pupils every educa-
full
than any acadeniv or college iu tlie State.
^ RVATrAVILL.Y FEMALE SEMINARY,
■fliree ijuarters ot a mile from A'adkiu College, and
entirely separate from it. now offers, in its boarding
arrangements in tlie family of tlie Bev. (i. W. Ueue.
ami in its scientific and literary departliients.iinusnal
attractions to young bidies wlio desire to ai-gnire a
I liiiishc'l education, embracing music, and other fem-
! iiiiiie ai-eoniiilishineiits, ^
! I- nr lirief rircul-ars giving iiarticulars in relation to
either the College or tlie .Seiniiiarv. address the
i:i-:y. a. \\\ hkgk, a. m.,
OR J. M. NFWSOX.
A’adkiu ('ollege, via Lexington. X. C.
Alarcli 30, 1866. 1-diwlm
/
T.F.WIS
.niiix S
ILVXF,^.
llA.Ml’TiiX,
march 3i)—
Suh.~c!';j)ii"U b*!' .'Uf year.
>ix Ul'lUth^.
'W’' R DICKS, WITH BRANSON k
}} , F.IRR.AH, would r-spectfully inform his
old friends ami iiatroiis of Salisbury and vicinity,
tliat be is aLrain engaged in the Book-binding busi
ness in Baleigli. X. where he is anxious to re
(-five tlicir loniiei' j'atronage. .Ml wi'nk scut to him
will be aileiidcdto with promptness, and satisfaciioi)
guaranteed, lie is iirejian-il to do binding iu all its
iuanehes and in \arions styles.
Persons wishing to supply thennselves with Books
and .'-tationery ot all kinds, can be suiiplicd by ad-
dre.-s-iiig .Messrs. Brans.m A F.inar. Booksellers,
i’ublishcFs aad Biodere, Baleigh, X. C. 1-dtf
T .11^® communicate with the Southern public, advanta
It lUiiv tiiilc ! ges sui'jiassed bv none.
the DAILY' EXPRESS,
PETERSBURG, VA
upon its tifteenth year, in an en-
,,,, 11. I with new tyjie. muler auspi e^ highly
i hen guuril yoursC‘lv(?s while you mit''* 1 mattering, it lias a large and daily iriereusing cir
The smalle.st iiimiile on tlie skin is -i teil- ti Illation, am] offers to iiierchaiits and others desirin'.
.. 1 • ^ ^ * ‘ l It J XO COIlimnniUntM tUo e»r1y.,
talo and mdicatur ot dijfeaso.
and (lie away from the surface of tlmbotlv.
but it will reach the vitals, perhaps, :ttla.st. Two weeks,
and death be the result and final elose. 1 h"o moniks,
-Alaggiel’s Billions. Dyspeptic and ] )iiU'rhe:i I
Pills cure wliere all others fail. While tef ' Two weeks.
Ihirns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts, and all i mouths,
abrasions of the skin, Maggicl’s Salve h j
infallible. Sold bv J. Maggiel, 43 Ful
ton street, New York, and
at 25 cents per box.
all
Druggists'
uo2 dly-
\DYERTISIXG RATE-S:
O.XE .SQUARE
85 Oi) One month.
10 00 Three mouths,
24 (^10 (Inc Year,
TWO .snUARE.S
8IU 00 One inoiitli.
1-5 (Kj Three mouths,
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mar 29—iiw'2w Petersburg, Va.
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IS 00
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THEASUHY 1 lEHAHl'M ENT,
HALElfoi. -Mareli :J1, istJL )
To Holders of Coupons (f NorfJt-CarolInn
Bonds.
BY ACT OF THE GEXEH.VL A.^.-sKM-
bly of Nfirth-Cai'orma, ratitioil Mar. 10. ISliG.
I am ilirecteil to pn-pai'i- ami sell for ina b-ss
than par houils of tlie .'“tati* nniiiinir tliirtv-
foiir years, with Coupons heui iiig sire jier i-i-nt.
iuten-st, ])ayahle seiiii-;uiiiiialiv. of tiiedeiioin.
inatiou of .$100, -S.AOO, ami $ 1,000. nriiicipal
ami iiiteri'ci mnii.xiif.i.-, r. »f* till* }IIIrf»f».«* I».*i V-
ing coupou.s now due uml to l)i-coiiie dm-in
I HiG, and honds due ami to fall due in l -Gti.
By authority vested in tin- I’lildic Treasurer, 1
designate New York a> tin- iilac.* of jiayineiit.
Parties entitled, desirous of efi'i-ctinir the ex
change authorized iu said A't, will ]dea.-e(-oni-
municaletn meat once tlie anioinit and cliar-
acter of the securitit-s which they wish to he
fumled. iu Ollier that I may km>w the numher
and deiioiiiiiiatiou of tlie homls which will he
I'equin-d. After the i-iigraver shall furiiish tlie
hlaiiks. the houd.s will he prepared for issue
with little delay.
Under advice d the Attorm-y fG-m-ra!. Coit-
jions of homls issued sine.-, hut ni.il -r acT
passed hefore May'JOth. DiJl. will he fumh-d
under the act of March 10th. I'o'i. proviib->l
tlieir iih-ntily is »->Tal'ii.-lii d. hy lu-ing cut from
the houds iu my in'escnc.-. a in'ovi-; >11
sary on aci.'ount oi tin- similarity t'l otin'r (.'i-u-
poiis, i.s.sued since May 20il.. l-til.
KE.AiP P. ILVfTLE.'
mil.'Dllw. Puhlie 'Treu.'oi/cr.
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOU-^LY
EXECITrED AT THIS OFFICE.
isfactioii t" know that, in otir hovhood il.:-, -;.
we gave a helping liainl To Siimlav Scli !-,
till- )ii'i-paratory SfluxtO tor jilai-es of ingh
trust and ]iositioii. iu the work of our IK-av. .1-
ly Father.
Its name snilicieiitly indicates the ohj.-ct
which isto control its eilitorial comluct. Thi-i-f,
is m-i-essity howi-vi-r for the remark that it
will Hot lie deiioiiiiiiatioiial, hut alike opi-n to
all the Saliliath .'“diools of this State for cou-
ti ihiitions, in which there is no S[iice of seeta-
riani'Uii.
I he ‘•B-WXr.it” will he issued moiitlilv on
handsome type, i-h-jir \\ hite paper ami will
contain h iiirteeii columns reading matter, quar
to ]>-ngth.
M e trust .siinicieiit ericouragenii'iit may he
offered to justify the undertaking.
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Z. T. BIRJUGHTDN,
uolddtf Pnldishers'.
The .\e%v York Tinier.
Enlarfjoncnt (f the Dudu, Scini-Wteldy
(Old Wffldn Times.
' TJ)(‘ 1 mitJ Clicappst Paper
in the Vnited States.
EX-
I rpilE XKAY YORK' HAS BEEN
i larged to tin-^izc of the Lomlon 'iimis.
E icii numher coiitaiii- eight im.ges of .-evi-n
f-olumn-each—or lir.ty—i\ i-olt'.mn- in all—1 ..i-
kingi: tin* larg'-.-t m-w^rlalll-r in the ['nited Sta'ic.-.
The Tiiiic-f will contain regularly:
Full Con{iresUuifd Bfports; IFporfs of
the Lciiisl’turc : Missuijes nud Pubhe
P iJiti'Hiiietifs ; pi’itiii'ts of i.ourts und
Piddie Mectin{i. ; Furopeun News 01
Full ; Fi n.iyn end LomeBic Corresjjon-
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Jiiif//I ii;td (i'liir il F't'fin’iids ; Ld-
Af'U.'s, Stl I'i-'iiiS und JIisccll iny.
]-ivi-rvt!i!iig']i'i--ihh.-will Itc iioiie to tnakc the
Times 'tl.c mo-t valnalih- ,aml inti-rc-tg.g .Eamily
.X'eW'papci' ill ii.c 1 lulcil .'-tatc-. It.' price m!]!
r-'iiiaiii imciiaUigcii. in spite oi the i.n-t that it-
-izi- ai 1! la,'.ill lit - 111 i-n incrc..--'l onc-lnurlli.
'i'lii- following tin- the p.iia - o! ila M-\i-ral edi-
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