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j .piirdta-'gentleinjiu palled at the
atot e erilr. Ralph Hardman with
a violinbJx onder hit arm. lie pur-
J chase da neck?tie?- for which he paid
50 cetils,' and then asked'' permission
' to leave bis bo" white he did a Jew
errandsjUowQ Jowp?:)Qld Hardmanr
a dealer jn new and secosidrhand clptji
jug had no "objection. " .. ' r :
lt is a violin-.' said (be gentleman,
."which 1 prize very , highly . It was
iv-n me by an old Italian who died
at my. father's house. I beg you wjll
be careful of ii, sir' ' ; '
Air. Ilardanuu promised, and the
pwnerof the precious violin departed.
Toward? r.oon, white the old cloth
ing !. ak.r. wasVeiy; deeply engaged
ia the work of aclii'nR a suit of shoddy
fur hangup Prussian Tricott, a stran-
jfer-eKtt:red the store a remarkably
jytll classed nian, with a disdinguish,
e J look.- The vioiin-box wus in sight
upnu the Khelf, and asno one was lit-ar
! to 'prevent the new corner slipped
. around and. opened the tyoi took out
tlie instrument a very dark -lined and
it ancient-looking one.
Hallo " cried Hardman, when
he heard the soqud of the violin.
i V hat for you touch dat eh V
The stranger explained that he was
ft professor that he was leader of an
orchestra- and that he could never
see a violin without .trying; it. And
o jhen he drew the bow across the
strings, playing a few passages of a fine
pld German waltz. - - ,
i "JIj soul IV he cried, after he had
jrua nis fingers over the instrument
awhile, "this is the best violin I ever
eawT There is not a better in the
city--a perfect, 'genuine old Cremona!
I will give you a hnndred dollars for it.
, Hardman said it was not his.
"I will give you a hundred and fif
ty two hundred. 11
Mr, Hardman was force! to explain
bow. the violin came to be left in his
' . store.! f ' '
The . stranger, had , taken out his
porketbqpk and drawn forth two one
hundred dollar bank notes. He put
them back,, remarking:
'I must have the violin if money
willbuv ih When the. owner returns
you will ask him to meet me- here a
6 o'clock. - If he cannot do that, tell
him to call at the office of the treasurer
of the Academy of Music, ;aiidjnquire
for the director of. -.thp .orchestra.
Will you do it?" . V' -
Hardman said he would.
fBut? Suggested the straiiger, "you
; need not tell the man what I have
said, about this violin, nor what I
offeredj because he may have no idea
rtf what a treasure he possesses. You
will be careful and 'nrcumspect. ,
The stiauger went awav. rind Ralph
Hardman reflected. In. the course of
an hour the owner of the .violin re
turned and asked for his box . But
the shoddy. man had beeii captivated,
by the golden bait. '
What would the gentleman sell his'
vioiiu for ? : '
'. At first the gentlemari would not
listen to the proposition ; but after a
great deal ol , talk het confessed that
he himself wastfota' ptofessor, and
could not well afford to keep such a
valuable instrument.
He would sell iMbr one hundred
and seventy-five dollars -not a penny
less, : '
Ralph Hard m air paid the money,
and became the legal possessor of the
violin, ready to take any where from
threel hundred to five h undred J dollars
from the director of the orchestra, as
he m. glil be able.
But the d-rtctor did not come. At
.the end of a uttk Hrdmati -Uarrird
the vioiiu to a professional friend and
asked him whut was its real value.
His frjend examined it and said: '
I "Two dollars and a half witho'at
the box." ,
Ralph" Hardman was strongly of
the opinion that the peutlcman . who
left the violin in his care was a swind-
ier,ud that the director was a part-
ner in the business, aud that, together,
they had 'made- him their victim.-
Tl .:-k, i.. j .. x '
i u. u.6m ouuuu w uiariLea up lea
er cent. , ' ; - .
UBNIUS.--AlexanaeTllamiUpn Once
said t6 an intimate friend : '
''Men cite me some credit for cre-
-
piu:;-AU the genius, i have lies jut
in thi!Ui When I have a Bubject, 1
fctudv it protoundly. Tf and night
- .
it is before me. 1 explore it in .11 its
ore me. l explore it in ail its
' My mine! becomes pre-
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bearings. iiy mind becomes pre-
i.':.A ..iiU ; ti.- ..tr....
, oi.vvt .tun. tiicu tiic cuuiinmiu
the, fruit ofgenius., It is the fruit,ofr,TejJyPre81?nt of. tte4 ?reen8.oro,F
labor! and thought.')
, Mr. VV ebster onfcc replied to a gen
lleman wno pressc mm to speak.on
suDiecu oi great importance : ,
it I hi cnhl(rt mtfrvct. moHoanl
but ;.I ! have HO time ; There, . sir,"
... J .".-.vu uww.;,
then three days off.) 1 1 have no time
to answer th& nhicrt ns tr. It ins.
jo answer tne subject as to do it jus-
lice.'
But ":Mr, Welisterl a few Avords
. from you would da much to awaken
pumic atteution to it.
VI t there is so, much; weight it
wors as ou reoresent. it is because
1 do not allow myself to sneak on anv
pointing to a huge pile ot letters on ous. -ana win m. put in tnorouga repair ana mg taken great pains in ine selection i
; the table, Pe if un.oswered raS. ofhi, goods, and haLV -ad. each f
letters to which 1 must reolv before nTi.o t..a t ?k . & 7 -i .
the close of this session, (which Was 1 tensive and well-selected Chemical and denartment as com Dlete as possible, is
sqbjecj pntU my. mind is imbued with
DIBEOTORIE Sr &c j
State IMrectorv.
Governor. SV. Wv Holden,'f Wake
Term expires January, 1872- -v 'i I
Clerk Executive Department W. R.
Richardson. "MY J -1.
Lieut: Governor.---Tod. R. Calcwell,
of Burke. r? - - f-
Secretary of Slate. Henfy J. Men
ninger, of (raven. I ; ! i s
Trecurer.pavid A. Jenkins, of Gas-
;.ton,. ' ' - -
Clerk Treasury Department. D. W
Bain. : . ' I
Teller. A D Jenkins ;
, Book Keeper. C W Homer
Auditor'. Henderion H Vdams,- ol
Davidson -1 ' - I
Sapt. Public Schools.S S Ashley'
of New Hanover,
Supt. Public Works C L Harris, of
Uutherford.
- Adjttlant General Abiel Fisher of
Bladen. ' ' i
Geologist Washington Kerr.
Librarian- II D Coley.
County tifectory.
C'ommhsiof.ers.
amnel Windlev, "Chairman
Josephuj Peed, jStincil Waters,
Henry Hodges, p Thos. H. Blount.
Sheriff S. 1 . Carrow.
Clerk of Superior Court George L;
Register of Deeds Richard Gran
ger
Coroner. R. C. Cherry.
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Surveyor. JI..T. Shields.
Standard Keeper ES. Hoyt.
Town Directory. '
Samuel Cqrson, Intenoant.
Commissioners.i !
John Thomas, J George Buckman
Jioward , Wiswal, VVm. Cherry. . ...
Treasurer Charles G. Buckman,
Town Clerk S. W. Stilley.
Town Officer Jesse Pringle.
Lodge Directory.
Drr Lodge, No. 104, F. & A. M.i
meetings 1st and 3d Wednesdays in
me monin. . i ;
Phalanx Lodge, No. 10, .O.O.F.
meets every" r riday ,nigat.
i Church Directory,
Presbyterian:
: Rev. P II: Dalton
the Pastor, wilf deliver ! sermons lii
(his -Church, Suuday Mornings and
Evenings of each week. Prayer Meet
ing on luesday nights, .
Methodist; - ,
. The Station Minis
ter, Rev. W. H. Moore, will preach
in that Church, on every; successive
Sunday Morning and Evening, (ex
cept the third (Sunday of each month.)
Prayer Meeting on Thursday nights.!
Class Meeting pn 1 riday
night of
every week. -
Protestant EoiscovaXx
The Rev. N. Collin Hughes, the
Rector of this Parish, will preach ev-j
ery succeeding Sabbath in that Church
. 1 i ----- 'ii. f
' Suuday School Directory.
St. Peter's Will hold one session.'
on Sunday Evenings, 4 o'clock. . . j
Presbyterian Will hol(l one session'
on Sabbath Evenings, 4 o'clock. Su
perintendent Thps. Sparrow. ' ,
memoaxsi in : noa two sessions
one in the Morning and the other in
the Evening of each Sabbathj Super
intendpnt John A, ArtharU I ' "
Medical Directory.
Practising Physicians
John "McDonald, office at C. ill
Jirown &, Co 'a Drugstore.
James F, Long, office at the Drug
&tore ot D. JN. Jbogart, Main street
i Jesse Bryan, Residence on Water
Street, Pungo Town. ,v 1 -;1
VVm. Blount, office opposite E Ros-
enthal.
Dav. T. Tayloe office
of Hoyt Brothers., ;
dopr west
Special JTewapaper Advertising
.:, a k b ; , .
3enerl Collection Aseucr for North Carolinni
Wm. A. Ilcsrne & Co..
Special Agents fcr tie North Carolina Picisf
ana uciieral Agents j tor the iCoilection
of Claims of every tlescripfion
. through'. tit the State. Oflico,
tOLDSBORO'.-Nl;C..
Are authorized Agents for , The Kaster
Intelligencer. , i M rap-SWtf
BINGHAM SCHOOL.
Ji EBAKEY IL L El. x . rr
,' ,, .;TI"1 .
Wm S, -' EoVt Binnam,
WU. Lynch.;
HHHE SESSION OF 1869-70 begins Au
JL gti5th,and continued forty weeks
rlhe course of instruction includes the ort
dinarv Kiilih Brawchen. tha Am..,Vrft
emasres. 'French. Mathematics. fiook.kARnl
inc. B.nd thft elements of Xjifnral Fari.n'
'Expenses, (including, Tuition, Board.
Fuel, Washing. Books and Clothing) $365.
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Warrenton Female College. 1
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" Warren CO., N. C,
rTHIS.1IS'r.u."u" b0.
' I I V v lnea
i. on the 12th of August, under the direc.
nil th itn or Aiiirnsr. rmir th niraAi
"C.r m T.T TrTVT1Tc H
male Collesre. Warrenton. three miles from
the Raleigh & Gaston Kai road has long.
- been famous for health and refined and in-i !
eiugent soacty j . r.). "
THil O0LLEQE BUILDIItGS
I .: . . . . . . . . Im. - . '
enuatea m a beautiful grove, in a retired
part of the village, are large and commodj
Philosophical Apparatus, and the aid of an.
ftble l acuUy, among whom is that acconn
plished scholar at. d musician, Prof. F. Ji
u s ui? . ,,cr...n.jA.r., i;,' . .j' j
AHK, we offer superior facilities to young
I ladies desiring to become we!l educated and
higUy accomplished
?er?'.'
-my l,tr
ruiiP. Tnrt,iirat.:
For fuil particular!, apply to
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exclusive oi wasr.ing-ana ligcts j I I1IJ M I I Qf H
mm
QUO
J. WHITEHUEST
lias just returned fyom the
with an elegant and complete stock of
IS ONE OF THE MOST ATTIiAC
t TIVE AND BRILLIANT
; EVER BROUGHT
f TO THIS
ARK E
T.
Ladjes wishing to purchase their
SPRING AND SIMMER
outnt,, Will find the most '"beautiful
Imperial Cloths,
' ' Silver Cloths,
; Summer Poplins,
Grenadines, i ,
Muslins,
Cinqhams, &c.
HIS STOCK OF j.
LADIES' SHOES
is very large and well-selected. It
would be well for those wishing to
obtain a! cheap and elegant shoe, Ito
give this part of his stock an exami-
nation, ' ' : - ,: '
The attention ; pf Gentlemen. is es
I
rut. ;vf "T"-8,,""
JMlv llr1 f 1,; -
i . " w, .b0 onvivuiciii
I of
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hCMTI r M T ill? n I n T II I tl n
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111
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SMAIiL PBOFITS.
'J I ' w wwawar -Mrrmtwi trm trr wm f rwi 1. .
I . II AMM JL JLtMM JL uav-
iptprmined to fiell- for Lt A O Il
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terms as low as can be bought in this
i ' v' d d i iu n
r - ' si it! ti
i ? Il l M f D
i m b Ida 1 1 - b h
I I I I IHB SI II B B
i r Consisting of .
f AND 1 i
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f B I IB B oll II 1.
10 IB II I II B HIT
M UCK UF
. Tadies TSiress iinnris
I i II E-a-
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Kew Berne Adveptlaeinenjs
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ilk. E. AMYETTf i c J
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anV tXne
P KiOTI SXOlsrS,
At the old stand, South Dront street,
inch 9 ijf IVew Beme. N.'C ,
H; T. Carraway,
Commission Meroliailt
j and deale' ia
Grocenes, Hardware, Orociery, and
- Glassware
Court House Building,
. mch 9-ly Ji'ew, Bern, W. C.
0RGAHS?mEL0D0HS
" h , i - v
4 5 ' 0 0 0
i 9 v vt v .
lm"S..T.Jip J..LawrenCe, M. ;D., office ?nd
Unifonnly Awarded the first tf-emlomt wheneTer ex-; LaboratOrV. Iron Front Build
Libi ted in Com petition with other maker, mad sold all j . ;'-r
over the wrid. ' . ' ' , . me, 'cornor Market and Alain
"1 HEY arei noted for their necnllftr onanty of tone
1 bting full, round and rich. Not the alightott Tee-
dy" toae can be detected, rembling the Pip Organ. 1
Thu universal n?e, both in ihia country anainturope.
Thu universal n?e, both in ihia country anJlnEurope.
Btiuinents of the kind manufactured, - I
io oe ue oen in- i
n - 1 L 1 - i K T. Mtfln.
xuey nave neen in ii .jok " uue I
oni of order many particputr; annougn uuriug mat
time many new and Oeeiat-a lmprorenieau nave peen i
added, which a refined taste and BluUful mechanism J
couia prouace
11 JIIVUUI.C. : " 'I1 ,
hey wilt be fnrnisbed by the undersigned, who Mt mfl.Tin.O. tor thlJ? Vtiar.
hMai annrvinfml their AffpnL at mricsM MO moderat I
Churches. Call and get a price lint.
i ; W. E DEMILL, Agent
G.l A. JACKSON,
AT HIS1 OLD' STAND,
and with his stock of goods fully re
plenished for ;
SPRING AND SUMMER
T R A;D E,
Ilorsford's Self-raisihg Bread Prepa
... ration. . I i' '
1 argc (zsorfmcnl o Zephyr Worsted
ETNO HUMBUG ABOUT HIS ES-j
TABLISHMENT.3 B U T EVERY'-
THING Neat, Tasty, Beautiful, and
N DISPENSABLE, ready for thd
Patronage ol Buyers!
I i i I. '
Attractive varieties and suitable styles of i
Gentlemens Clothing !
O0QV, Hats,
0
TT
n
ri " at P.
A splendid assortment of
r- tt' ca
of all descriptions and
the most! elegant
ices from
Lady's Gaiter.
down to
anordinarr
JSROGJl
Including xv .
MISSES, BOYS, and CHILDREN'S
SHOES!!
An exquisite collection of
Yankee potions.
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consisting of '
GLOVES, HOSIERY, j
HANDKERCHIEFS.
PERFUMES,
"
. . SOAPS, &c
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
CONFECTlONA RIES,
embracing
I
CANNED FRUITS AND FKilSEKVl-S,
CANDIES, JELLIES, ArPLES,
ORANGES. LEMONS,
NU T S, &C.
Together with a department of
, - i . I '
VJeU selected Cigars,
Smoking Tobacco,
; Pipes, &c,!
The whole establishment being re-
.j. : - . 1
freshed and enlivened by a nice
SODA IFOTJ-XT-A-IIV
.1
ALWAYS IN FULL.
I !
BE FOUND AT
PLAY. MAY
'JAr.KSflN S ' ,
TRY HIM!
C'IIe tenders Ms thanks to his patrons
foritho liberal patronage already bestowed.
ipn-iy
THE MORNING STAE.
I LiaDT7Mn .MDonurn
1 ARAIM tNLARfiED AND IMPROVED.
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THIS WtXL ESTABLISHED AND rofrU
LAR Daily Newspaper haa recently been greatl r
enlarged and improved Vtne econa eniargemeni in
eiKhteen months), and U confidently offered to toe peo
ple of the two Carolina as second to no daily journal in
either of those Bute.
i The Stab i a, live, practical and progresslre ewsps
per, eminently adapted to the wanta f tWs aeeUon;
sound and comserratiTe In its teachings, and dsTOtod to
the Commercial and Asrricaltnral Iutereu of tha South
contains fuU and reliable , '
Reports of tho arkets,
J telegraphic Dispatches, ;
Local news, ana
General inteligehce.
TERjllS-ln Advance i
One Tear...j......
Six Months.... .'.
Three Months....
.........$T.OO
$3.50
- . 2.00
.................. w
WM. H. BERNARD, e
vrumington, Jf. C.
On Month. ....
Address, '
apr-9tf;
GROYEIt & BAKEll
SEWING MACHINES
rlU r ...lixtKiKaa tm waanraVI tn ftimll.: fhri vhn
OD I I uiah a eoud iSewinjr Machine of the Grow k Baker
J Manufacture! with iDsiructioiu how to uetheni,Mfac-
f - to ta.1 Me tWa .ndTjc!nltv
daiW. sot one of which has proTed imperfect Is tbe
bm-t pnarant jr to offer of their pret superiority over
all other Bi Jut era. JU ana ge vnwnnsuo.
j I . a. utMiLb, Agent.
r
MARVIN'S FIRE-PROOF SAFES I
tjfg pency f thrms justly entitled "FIBX-PEOOF
'I SAFi S" i sl-iil hW T me, and am ready to furn
ish any sixs at first cost, with expenaes of trans porta
od
Vtf I fx
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Are you Sick, Nervous,
pr debilitated ? ; Are you: suffer
ing from any form of Scsorcui,
BiEUMATisi LiVex Complaint,
Kidney Disease, .or Nervous
Frostration, &c. Y If so, you can
t.e" restored to health and vigor
by using Dr. Lawrencers cele
brated "KoskoD,", It cures the
most inveterate form? of Chron
ic Diseases uchen all other rem
edies fail It is not a secret
attach medidnne : the Formula
LtTa
merit. Prescribed by the best
physicians, and - recommended
manv thousands of our best
streets. Norfolk. V a. 0r SaiS
, ' i 7 : . .
QV all rePDeCiaDie UrUgglStS 1U
QV all rePDeCtaDle OlrUgglStS in
. . . .
tmtea otaies ana ine xnusn
. tS j. !
rrnvinces. EOT leSlimODiaiS Ol
CUTCS
see "Koskoo" Al
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Thousands of our American
ladies suffer and die every year
irom oiseases Deculiar tnr t hftir
sex in fact this form of disease
is the scourge of American fe-
iutiice. v ci v many 01 mem CO
on lrom 7ear to year without
help and without hope, because
'1 1 1 J J ' 1 I .
lueJ aov 01 no remedy.! ism,
lortunately, there is a safe and
reliable remedy, by the aid of
which hundreds have been res
tored to perfect health, j This
great remedy is Dr. Lawrence's
celebrated " TFoman's Friend."
Its great merit is recognized by
the best physicians', and from
its nature and usefulness in be
coming popular in every part
or the country.
On account of the great num?
ber of wonderful cures of obsti
nate and inveterate cases of
Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Liver Dis-
ease, jianey iLnecuons, Lrene-
ril Bad Health, &c, made by
the celebrated "Koskoo," it has
won ine enviaDie repuiaupn qt
.T51 LUC auu PUPU"
Jar medicine ever discovered.
it is daily-1 prescribed by pny-.
sicians, and recommended by
many thousands of Our best
. . . J ' . , . . .
ritizens. For fia. fi hV Nnifrirists
citizens. For sale bv Druersrists
nTi( Af PrPrignfjPVPrvrorihyp '
a-fMH1 1 . . . . ttt V
any disease peculiar to,tbeir sex
can be restored to healthby
using Dr. Lawrence's " Wo-
man's Friend." , It purifies the
secretions, and restores the sys-
E, ROSENTHAL
Has returned from the
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pforth'erti Citicsf
and is now receiving an1
ele-
UDODCBS
-AND-
9
ScO ScO., iiScOJ
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Our Stock is very
large and
ALL ITS
B
N H fl
I xr
R A 0 EO
-SOJ-
TSSTo insure large sal, ye
; I
r have" markecT our goods '
ftt ft . .
Very Low Figqre 1
And we inyite every body to
I call and price our goods; before
7 buying elsewhere, as we are
) t:;r
than theycan be bought at else-
,.; L , ,
wtere, iwV r T
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4
gant stock of V t
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DRY GOODS '
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CLOTHE.
CfllLEfi,
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EASTEOW inTEttlBEIJCEir
CVCRY TU CO DAY I
It w intended chiefly for tho
advocacy of the Educational;
co mmercial and Agricultural
interest of jSastem Carolina. 1
Beaufort, Pitt, Martin, Wash,
mgton, HydeTahd leUcouxi
es be especially benefit
ed by this Publication.
HE JUTELIIGEHOEn
W?L NOT JIB A LAMB NOB FEEBLH
'! . ' . ' ' 'V.; '
But will have brought to its
columns; talent and culture to
make it valuable to the people,
and systematic management tq
make it prosperous and endur-
i
wgJ
NEWS:
a-
The latest news, front every
quarter, will be carefully cot-
lated and presented.
MARKETS:
The markets of Washington
New Berne, and New York.
will be regularly exhibited.' ,
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TEBMS:
One copy for one year, j $3 OOt
e monthfi, ? ? 3 0(X
CLUB RAESj
pleged on goo4 terms, with'
Ueajness and dispatch. 1
We ; Vl ftirnish Blanks of
every description, to County "l
officers, l and others, at ehort -
Job Work: from a email Cifd1 5
tp. a large poster, can be cse-
1 cuted at this office as cheap tJ
the cheapest f ' -
feh 16,. 1869.
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; tern to a healthy condition.
mch. 23-ly ; j. ; j-,
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july 27 8m
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