),
.
4- i
r
r
Many, persons attending the sessions
f the Recorder's Court in "ibis city
have been edified by the peculiar so
IeianifyTi th Vhicb oaths are admin
isterrd, and the awe with which they
are taken It so happened that Wed
nesday piorniog an ungainly looking
specimen of the recently enfiaacljised
rnade his appearence before one of
these tribunals in the capacity of a
witness, The Judge, with an auster
ity of visage that once creates the iin-
prcssioo of profound nnJanchoJyriield
out the hoplf to the witness, and ad
rninjstereJ'his solemn idjarati on to
speak the truth. At the conclusion,
of course it is expected that the wit
ness" mil kiss the book. But this
'ward of ;he nation" was unused to
criminal proceedings and entertained
curious ideas of the manner and pro
priety of swearing, and stood erect.
VWhy don't, you kjss ?" demaprjed
the magistrate.
'-Sari'' , .",
'Ain't you Agoing tp' kiss.)" was
again inquired. "
Sar !' repeated the astonished
darkey, evidently mistaking the mean-
jng ol the Uourt, and surpused beyond I
measure at such an invitation.
itViMm f !! . u.a a 4V, a. I
JMwftv
"ies, sar? yes. sar "exclaimed
the frijrhtened and tremhlina ArVe.
:z o J l i
ur iuc coutrmp.aicu
emDrace, ana witnout more ado the
long arms of the son o'Ham vrere
thrown around the iudicial neelr. : and
before he could be prevented in.
unu siuacit. rcswunaea iproagnoui
me courtroom. '
'Quit, - you beast help I help !
ahouted the magistrate. But the dar-
- V-J .
brace yvas renewed with unction.
"Take him off! take him 'off!"
fZ7 i7 v7a.
of the spectators testified their appreci
anon oi me mn. At last, however
the officers of the Court interfered
and the halfstrangled judge was rescu-
ed from the claso of the literal wit.
ness.
; .
"
"Catch him ! Put him in jail I
... -. '
as he leaned back atraiLst thP will
. .t . - t
his clothes torn from the recent n-
counter.
. . . .
.od in Heaven! That I should
utr nuegea Dy a niscer V1 and the
. ... .
judge again bounced forth his vitu-
prrations. n ut the ofledino- HorL-Pv
l "1 IOCKea P nd the Uourt
settled down to its habitual order and
qiict.-j-New Orleans Piceyune.
i .
'Si oifjuvt . T rn '
irisnmen,stoppingat the Island House,
. . ' .
Toledo lit their iraR. .nJ.-" i.itl. !.
i . ' ' "
cows onen. hat rimvn in nmw o .i,n
vjVJ vti.i.
A he hungriest of Toledo musquitoes
soon nociced in and drore them des-
Derate. The cleric, wlin
moned n wi.A j-i--
rnoned to devise some defence against
them, told them to close the window
and put out the tr. Thpw a,.A nn
ougC9iiuu, aua piacea memselves
hptwPPT, th. i.- I
Hi i-L . .3
. wuiea
had strayed into the room, caught the
eye of one of the travelers. He roysi
ed his companion with a punch,
y iic, waniicy u no use i Here's one
of the trttun Mrchiu for u wid V
lantern !'
A Tavern keeper in a town of Wig-
, . . ., , . .
4onsin employed a German blacksmith
to do a certain inh of wnrlr far nk!).
L .J . -
neighbor got a similai job done on
credit for a lesa price. Upon being
a&ked the reason, the blacksmith re
plied ! 'You zee. I've 20 mueh ehartr
on my1 book, and I zometimes lose
7em ; and zo ven I have a good cash
,ni)Am:, 1 .!,, . ,
customer, I sharge good price ; but
ven I pots it on my
to sharge zo much,
book I do hot like
to sharre o murK. if I rl
p , . ..t7
'em I, no lose zo mnch."
vo.viv. 13 .iivvm vi iuuuiig
importance; it is important because it
is universal, and because the educa-
lion it bestows. beinp woTen in with
ii. rr -v:i ji j r 1
iuc w w, ut cunuuoou, giyca lorm auu
color to the whole texture of life.
"CUanlintSS is Bert to godliness
and this i the reason my little dears,
why you are put in the tub on Satur-
.?... . . . . .
day nignt belore being taken to eburch
m Sundav morninra.
An editor speaking of a drink he
once had occassion to indulge in, says
hprniiUn't (e whether t wm bran.
, ... , . . 1 .
uy or lorcuiigui prucc&sion going
down his throat.
A Bachelor merchant's advice in e
lectiojria wile, says: jfet hold of a
piece of calico that if ill uxuh.9
i m m, ' 1 '.
Western papers gtate that the rea
f son Chicago was 'not in the line ol the
V total rrlirse was. because the Lord
- . 1- ....
nave mm hung I" were some of the Sunday Morning and Evening, (ex
infuriated objurations of the Court cent the third Sunday of each month.)
D I E E 0 T O K I E S
State Directory
Governor. VV. W Holden, h
fWake
; Term exrAren January. 1872
K.
nicnardson.
ief. Goccrnojt.-Tod. R. Caldwell,
of Burke. 1 J
Secretary of Slate. Henry J, i
i
fen
ninger, of Craven. . ! I .
Treasurer.' David A. Jenkins, olGas-
" . iit - I ! !i
Clerk Treasury Department.
pain. 1 , .
Teller,' A D Jenkins. I
Book Keeper. C W Homer.
Auditor. Henderson 13 Adams
Davidson, t
Supt. Public Schools. S S Ash
of riew Hanover,
Supt. Public Works C L HarHsy of
Rutherford. Ml
' Adjutant General Abiel fisher of
J3Iad?n.
Geologist Wash ington Kerr.
Librarian H D Coley. I
County Directory.
Commissioners. I
Samuel Wimlley, Chairman
Josephus'Peed, ) Stancil Waters,
Henry Hodges, Thos. Hi (Blount
Sheriff-S. T. Carrow. . '
Clerk of Superior Court-
trr ue
eorge L.
Windley.
V Register of 'Deeds- Richard Grari
ger
Coroner: It. C. Cherry.
Purveyor. K. l. feuields.
' Town pirectory
Samuel orson, Intendant
-
Joll Xhomas, I GeQrge .J3ucLJ
man,
Howard Wiswal, Wrn. Cherry
Treasurer Charles G. Buckmbn,
Town Clerk b. W. Stilley.
Town Officer Jesse Pringle
Lodge Directory
; Orr Lodrei No. 104. FJ&. A
MJ,
meetings 1st and 3d Wednesdays in
1 h f month, j . , i !
aoto ovorir T'ri,Uv nmV
i
Church Directory.
' Rev. P! If. Dalton
the Past0, will deliver ' Jmons. ln
this Church, Sunday Homines and
Evenings ofeach week. Prayer Meet-
,BS on uesaay .nignis.
inoatsi.
. I x ue oiauon luinis
ter, Rev. V. H. Moore, will preach
in that Church, on everv sncc4ssi-e
, Ji.. r -
Prayer Meeting on Thursday nights.
Class- Meeting on i nday night ol
, h J i &j
. j
Protestant Kniscormx:
T1PR,V. IV cAun TT,i ih.
" e)w-T
Rpclnr ofth s Parish, ivilt nrnh Mr.
ery succeeding A'abbath in that Church
St. Peter's Will hold one session.
on Sundayl Evenings, 4 o'clock.)
Presjbytcrian-W ill hold one session
on Sabbath bveninrs. 4 o'clockJ Su
1 ii.iJ.i tl'. o L. I i.
I ' -m r .jt ! . virtu i
Memoaist vvm noid two sessions,
L,n t'-Morning and the other in
I 4ho Pitaniili.KfK.Ak C.kk.lU I O
I . r
mtendeut John A. Arthur.
. Medical Directorv.
A rracttsing I'hysiclans.
Jonn luciionaid, ohicii at U. JI.
rMvn a? r...lc.,.J i
James F. Lone office af the DruJ
Stor nfD. TV. IWnrt. AfniA 'ctrt I
I ncsiucutc uu insici
Street, Piingo Town. i!f-j I
Wm- office opposite E Ros
entnal. I r I
Dav. TL Tayloe, office 1 door vies
I 01 Hoyt Brothers.
Special Newspaper Advertising
- ilD
eneral Collection Autncy for, K'orth Carolina.
Vm. A. Hearno
& Co.,
Special .Agents for the North Carolina Press,
and General Agents for the Collection I
( T. SM . TJ n it
orized AcenU for The E.
Intelligencer. ( antf 1
.BINGHAM SCHOOL.
MEBAKEY ILL E , N .
Wm Bingham, EoVt Bingham,
am, Eob'
W! B. Lynch.
I ' I 'i. oxiBoiUiM jct)'jru Begins AU-
I , -n1 o.ontiT,, J fnrtv wlJ
I "I16 course of instruction includes the or-
Qinary P'l Ancient Lan
euaires, French, Mathematics, liooft-keen
uag, and the elements of Natural bcienco.
Axpenses, (including luiticn, Hoard,
1 I'irniinra cpnt nn nnTIirtiSn
Uy27 t..
; i-r
Warrenton Feinale( Po1
ege,
WarrOfl 10., r
c.
I ' I v
HIS INSTITUTION j-wt
It ie one
fined
. .v. mh 0f Aucust.l nrider the dircd-
tiou of
Rev, X. M. JQNHJS,
formerly President of the C'rcensboro Fa
male College, Warrenton, thce miles from
Wn famous for health and refined and in-
I 11: . - ,!!. 1' i
W5l"s"-1
THE COLLEGE BUILDINGS
situated in a beautiful grove, in a retired
I Pr f tn8 village, are large and commodj-
well fitted up for chool purposes. ; .
vv ltn lonif exponence in connection witn
remaie uoueges. a large JUiDrrtry, an ex-
tensive and vweil-selected i -Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, and the aid of an
able Facuty, among whom is that accom-
flished scholar Jand musician, rrof. F. Jj
IXllR we offer snperior facilities to younp
ladies desiring to become we 1 educated acd
highly accomplished. '
Beard, (exclusive of washing and lights)
and Tuition in regu'ar Uol ege pourse, per
aefil6n of Tw.ei ty Weeks. .j. ..(... $100
xtra btudiRS, moucrate.i .
For ful:
particulars,' apply to
T..M. Jones, President
New Berne Advertisements.
J. E. AMYETT,
. I . dealer id
General mile rchanilise
PBOVI
At the old ttand,
Sotith Front street.
mcb 9 ly New Bprne, IV. 0
Jl. .Ti Carraway '
iOommltvcsiun Merchant
and deale la J I.
Groceries, Hardware ' Crockery, and
. , u lass ware-i
Court House Buildlnc.
t: ; - l
mch 9-ly
few Berne, N. C. m
ORGANS"" MELODhOKS
I ,.. i moke than M i
i . . ! A ;
4 fi 0 0 0
II
of G. A. PRINCE CO.'S
i
trit
Chifomly awarded the Erst prtmlum wbeneTer ex-
)s orerthe world.
i lltl are notea lor uieir peculiar qoauty oi wne i
' being full, round and rich. i Not the alightest "ree-
uy wtiv can ue ueictieti, rrseiuuiiujc uc riyn yi ku l
Ii The tin
y
iiveraal use, both in ihis country and in Kurope,
abundan
,8trument of th kind manufactured.
iianiy aliens vueir iiiuin. vv uc uo wo ur
ii Thpv h hipn in uae 15 : Tears without eettinz
out of order in any particular; although during that I
d1ed, which refined twte and sklUtul mechankm I
mum v i H i I
s thvy will be furnished by tha undersigned, who Mi I
Teeu appiinted their Agent, at price go moderate I
a to be within reach of pritatefamilica, a weU as
Churches. Call and get a price lixt. j'
W. E. DEMILL, Agent
Gr. A. JACKSON,
AT HIS OLD STAND,
and with his stock of goods fully re
plenished for
SPRING AND, SUMMER
TKADE.,
i: ' y ii f '
Ilorsfard's Self-raisiug Bread Prepa
I ration., ... ' i
A large assortment of Zephyr Worsted
y ' ' -i . ; ' .
S E3NO HUMBUG ABOUT HIS ES
TABLISHMENT , B U T EVERY
THING Neat, Tasty, Beautiful, and
INDISPE NS ABLE, ready for the
t IPJitx'oiiafjrc ol Buyers!
f ! "' I '' I .
t . . al
Attractive vancues ana sunauie kjm ox
. ixeniie men's uioining ; j
ri TTt ri-jn Itt n
TFH A I ' I Hill V. 1 1 I II I 4. V I
i u y w twY m ;vi mq
A snlpni'd assortment
i . . I
oi fnll descriptions
and
prices, irom
r
(he most elegant
T..VirfB .
down to an ordinarv
ISIIOG.W.
n iluding
MISSES, BOYS, and CHILDREN'S
s;
H C E S!
-:o:-
An exquisite collection of
Yankee
tfotionsj
consisting of
GLOVES
HOSIERY,
IlANpKERCIIIEFS.
rERFUMES,
' i i
SOAPS, &c j
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
I.i .-I ' I ! I
CONFEGTiONAUIES,
cmbracinjr
n k vvrn
F.RTJITS AND PRESERVES,
CANDIES, llEL
,IES, APP
LEMONS,
, &C.
.ES,
ORANGES.
.1
i! I NUTS
Together with a department of
! Well selected Cigars,
ii i Mil r i
Smoking Tobacco,
j ; - - 'Pipes, &c!
The whole establishment being re
freshed and enlivened by a nice J
SODA
ALWAYS IN FULL PLAY, MAY
BE FOUND
AT
JACKSON'S.
TRY HIM!
for thd liberal patronage already bestowed,
apltO-ly
THE MORNING STAR.
" , 1 1 i - I ;
AGAIN ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
THIS WEIL ESTABLISHED AtSl POPU
LAR Dmlr Nf ki Der ha. recently bteen CTantl
enlarged and iinp-ovtii (the seeoad i nlarument in
eigliteen Month.), and Ii conCdently offered to the peo
ple of the two Oiroiiiiaa as eccD(l to no daHir journal in
either of those States. ! I . i
The fcTlvs is a hve, practical and progressive N ewpv
per, eiiiinently adapter! to the wants of thia aecuon;
Hound and conoervntitftslii its teaching?, arddevoted to
fhe Commercial and Aprlftnltural Iuteresta Of tho South
ltcortails full aud reliuLle , I
Reports of the Markets,
telegraphic Dispatches.
Local Mews, and
' ! Cencral inteligence.
TJEIgJtlSIn Idtahce :
jOne Teat
:SbtMontV ...... .
Three Months
One Month.. ...
' Address,
apr-9U
.....j. :....$7.oo
....j.. ..3.50
..$2.00
...4.-....' T5
WJL H. BERNARD,
Wilmington, K. C
GILOYETL & BAKER
SEWING
MACHINES
riiHE subscriber is pijcpared to arnUSt fhoae who
I wish a Rood Mewing Machine of the Grower A Baker
Manufacture, with ioauraptions how to ue them, atfao-1
ttrv nrlot.
The unmnnr id art.ai
nse in this plac and Tlcinity I
daily. ot one of which :has proved imperfect U .the
UCH CUirauiJ w uuci vt mm icni muyiiwnj tin
al other makers. Call and pet a Cftlatogue.
n. . ur.xi'lsii. Agent.
,V l;? uriLpKooi
UB Agency of the Jttotly Vntitlcd l4r7fti--P00r
inuium ptnr hnnar trps
iAF ti" In 'U: h. ld br roe, and am ra!T to. rum
i any xiie at first wt, with expanses of transporta
fon added, nth duratch. r , . i,
Are ;yon: Sick, LNervons5
or debilitated? -Arc you; suffer
ing from any form of Scbofiila,
Rheumatism, liver Complaint,
Kidney Disease, or .Nervous
Prostration! ;&c ? If so, can
be restored to health arid vigor
by using Dr. Lawrencers cele
brated "Koskoo." ' It ciires the
most invetef'ate forms of Chron
ic Diseases Mien all otter yem-
w aww-' - i
j: snn ! Tfi ia not a secret
attach medicinms ; the
V ,J N . r Wnuln.
1in?rSd
standard remedy ox. recognized
merit. Prescribed by the; best
physicians, and recommended
IIV llldllV LUUUU1UM W w.ma
citizens. Prepared only by J.
i - r. ,1
J - Lawrenck Mt D., offipefand
lahOratOrVL lrDn JJ TOut JJullU
Alnrket, and Mam
i LL mi.
- i . i .
streets, Norfolk, Va. J OT Sale
1 . . ' .!
)y all reSpeCl&Die QrUgglSlS 1U
i . j il' 1ni' l-
lynitea Biaies anu uw uitiisu
JrOVillC6S.
For testimdmais of
pnrPQ tlfZSL-
vuivoiu5
see "Koskoo"
AL
TTo,TiaC for tlllS &Q,Ym
V ' f
TnOUSANDS of OUF American
ladies sutler ana die every year
from diseases peculiar to their
1 i . .i t Ali.
Sex in lacttnis lorm oi di$ease
'uaieiV v Bijr, iiuuijr ui liicu
An -rVrvrvi voai A irnor txriVirn
tuuivuuujfij, Mvauou
thpy know of no! remedy. But,
fortunatelvl there is a safe and
reliable remedv, by the aid of
which hundreds have ibeen res-
torea to perrect neaitn. v mis
Yrroornnin?!! T)r iT.Uronno'o
celebrated 44 Tfoman'sj Friend.: 7
Its great merit is recognized bv
he best physicians, and from
its nature and usefulness in ber
joming popular in
every
part
)r,tne country.
On account of the great nuin-
ber of wonderful cures ofobsti-
nate
and inveterate cases of
Scro.
rula. Dyspepsia J
ojivci aip
cboc; iviuucj Auctiuuis, vjhii-
, maae; Dy
the celebrated "KoSjKOoit has
, . , , ji if i
Txri-Ti t ri a nnvian o roTminnnn 1 1
lar medicine everj-discovered.
t is daily prescribed by phy-
icians, and; recommended by
lany thousands of ohr beft
citizens. For sale by Druggis
m'd Merchants everywhere.
indies suffering frop
ydisease peculiar to their sex
HU1U
1 allVQ
peculiar to their sex
ran be .restnrfid . tci hvnUh Vv
i b
TTo-
i . -- i. T . .
nsin cr nr' T,wrATrp' WnL
usiug ut. juawrences
man's Friend." It. purifies the
! ; . , r ,. ,
- seCrCtlOIlS, HT10. reSfcOreS tlie SVS
1 , , ' , . . ... V ,
item to a neaiinv conaition.
TO S H I PI? E R S V W
B. L. Myers,
T. n. B. Myers.
I
JOHN oUrSTEItS" SONS'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RECEIVING AND ;
FOEWARDISa AGENTS,
"W fesliiiig-ton, 1ST, O
.. . M - - -!
! ' : , , - I I
Liberal I advances made on
COTTON
and other products to our con-
- - i - ;
signmemt. i
FOR T ARBOR 0
1 J i -i : .-! - I-'
and intermediate landings
03ST TAB AEtrVTBH,
THE STEAMER
COTTON PLANT,
Capt. J. Ki HATTON
is riming regularly between
WASHINGTON
j AND
TARBORO'.
WAS1NGTON
Monday, "Wuanesday and Friday
; ' ' i i ,
at 6 o'clock a. m.land
TARBORO',
on iuesaay. inursaay .
ana
j " -
FREIGHT taken to al
l m
POlntS On the Hver.
THROUGH TICKETS
ISSUFp ON THE BOAT FOR
WILMINGTON & WELD ON,
and all points on the W. & W
11. R. !
This is the cheapest and most
expeditious route for passengers
bound East, West. North and
i i n
South, close connections made
ith the cars of the W. 1 & W.
R. R., a special train connects
with, the COTTON PLANT, at
Tarboro7. .
JOHN MYERS1 SONS.
J' II O'VM'S.M OJV 8
j ? AN Dip.
3& O C E E I E S !
Or
ire' and Rlimn pork.
m CORN and MEAL.
FLOUR of all grades,
.Lnghsh Island and
p,A.!ifAT icopo : tt i j j
1 Barrels I !
Raw i and Refined SUGAR,
, I Rio and Laguyra COFFEE,
. j
. ' i American and Liverpool
SOAPS, Adamantine CANDLES,
ekafijnk UADLES-the cheap
est and best Candle in use,
For
J
'JOHN-MYERS' SOUS.
apr27tf
COTTON
ansi
We are Agents for the Tay-
Tor, or
BRQWN COT
dn gins
ManufactU'j-.d by
. G. 0LEM02TS BEOWN & 00
,.11 si -.it-.
1. J r : ' ..j Columbus, Ga
These are the best GINS ever in-
troduced in this Market; and
have nearly Superceded all others
made. Those who have used
THElj WILL NEVER USE 4OT OTH
. ! .
eb GIN. !
- . '
Call and SeeSamplc's!
JOHN MYERS' SONS.
jan
f
'PRIKGil
1?
1
E.
ROSENTHAL s
1
has returned from the
Northern Cities,
and
1
,is now receiving an ele-
gant stock .of
tilSTo insure large sales, we
have markel our goods
at a
Very Low
ure !
And
we invite every body to
callland price our goods, before
buying elsewhere, as we are
j . . ,
T i A ITT Tl Tl...:
SUM
m
!
GO!
J. . l .
DfiY GOODS I
till Slm,
lV m I
.Ji :' -M - "' . '-... I But W
and ; . -
. ! -.v: ''-..v:
ni niriTTTTiTn
I UUUlllIldU.
1 T 1 ' ! ' ' J I
. J - ' j
ScO 5cO.; &C-
; :.v-- v -i
Our Stock is very ; I
I I , I ' II!'.
" ' i " ' L Y New
ill IIUI I III I I II I !
saw mm mm sk al mm ma mm i swph h bbbiih
T ATT. ITS Tl TI TT
II " K a ' V '
X (M AMR JL U Jj II 1
i . . ) i .... i
k . . . - . 1 i , a
j,. - :Ot : " '
, ! .' I.
1 '-j 7. - v w r -f Job Work, a small card
than they can be bought at else- to a large poster, can be exe
where, Eespectfully: -i cuted at t&is oflSce as cheap as
mch. 23-ly I1
1 TUB! -.
eastern intelligencer
a weekly journal
puhlished in
! ' " ' ' ; ;
: It is intctided chiefly for the
advocacy of the Educational,
commercial and? Agricultural
a
interests of
Eastern Carolina,
Beaufort, Pitt, Martin, Wash
mgton, Hyde, and Tyrell 1 coun-
ties will bd especially benefit
ed by this Publication. I . .
HE TNTELLIGENOET)
WILL NOT BE A LAME NOR FEEBLE,
i- i "J .!'' -
in L
ave brought to "its
I. ' ! '
cojumns talent and culture to.
make it valuable to the people,
and systematic management to
make it prosperous and endur
ing.
r,.: .:' i;.;- . ,
The latest newsj ' from every
quarter, will be carefully col-
lated and presented.
MARKETS:
The markets of Washington
v I I . ' I
Berne, and New York,
will be regularly exhibited.
1 1
I
One copy for one year, $ 3 0 0
1 1-
-i
six months, - - 2 00
CLUB RATES
I ! j I
6f 10t 1 Car " " 25
- -- 40 00
Advertising s & Job JVorh
plegcd on good terms, with
neatness and dispatch; '
We will furnish Blanks o?
everv desertion, fn n'i
l i " ' wvuui,r j,
ymuvrs, ana i otners, at short
notice, lor cash onlv. w A
1 feb 16. 1SC9.
v.-il-
V
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- f
1jr
;
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n : i
o n g in the dark.J
July 27 -3m
' 1 .j
Yt. E.
DEMILL, Aevni.
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