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...iffba prUtortof -.the Oranrille Ware
bouse are ever wake to the Interests of
"'Uie Kuiners.t Give them a trial with
jrdurfiiwt tobacco and be convinced that
':"our market is! equal to any in the State.
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gashing with fresh, buttermilk
& second tirae,ii necessary -is high?
1 . ly recommended as sure death to
lice on' jcattle. .4 V-.U . j '.
It eofta more ? annually ; to take
cure of the dogskin Ngrth Carolina
. than it would, to run ; a free school
in every school district ior 6 months
r in each yeaif.
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' lore depends pn the man than on
the farm 'J'he best farmers and
the molt profitable farms are not on
the most fertile land. 1 he man
makes the farm and himself rich.
A A neW JeieT farmer is
credited
with the statement that he
"knows
f by actual experience" that -'Lima
i tcnns pianieuion uie euge wiui me
t ye oown, win come up a wee ear-
Ground that has been thoroughly
BUbftoiled to the depth of twelve
1 fr.ches. 'will absorb four inches of
.ater. This is niore than usually
falls at one j time, j and thus the bill
' $ides seldom wash away which have
been deeply plowed, ana tne level
-Farmers, should! have a diversity
of crom. so that if there is a failure
f n 'on la there mav be a hit in another.
TCTl 3 intelligent farmer lays his plans
Ho looks ahead to see what will
make him money; and he don't put
All the eggt.unaer one nen, tor she
-. might (e4ve the nest, and all would
wisely tnd carry out their plans to
luo uesv oi .tueirauuuy. i
f If youwint to "keep our hogs,
horses, cattlo and sheep healthy,
. give tm -Lt regularly. ' Tljere Is
iio better vermifuge than salt. Much
of the so-called hog cholera is due
Jt",6 intestinal wo mis. 4 plenty kf salt
.hesa " w'orms. . ' AH animals desire
isalW Sshowincr that it in a want of
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ineirnaiure ana i unaouDteaiy ior
"wise purposes. i i
"We recommend; the cultivation of
this crop Prepare your land this
month by breaking up with a turn-
mi? mow ana leveimcr! with harrow
i ao as tcj sow in April. If sown spe
.ciallv aia seed crooJ nlant in drills
about three feet apart at the rate oi
O ic-half bu shel of seed to the acre,
and 'cultivate 1 by plowing as far
drilled corn. If for hav. sow broad-
:cast one bushel the acre and put
- fin witH brush or harrow. 1 Do not
, coyer mo seeu wo tieep. a wo crops
can ,be raised during the season from
me same grouna. j t i
CHOSS-IlItEEI SMKFI.
A the Xew York State Faij
there Trjer exhibited . some sheep
bred frofflf common Merino ewes
hiA a ; Cofajwold ram.i The fleeces
of the first cross measured 5 inches
in lensrth. and the! wool was as fine
' i as the Merino, and as easily combed
! as that of a Cotwold. The wool nf
the second cross;' as long 'as that of
the pure UjOt wold, was still as hne
as Merino wool. The carcass of the
.cro4 breedj Vheep tnakes excellent
mutton arid is nearly as heavy as
!the nure Co wold. Wo hnro. f ro.
iqnently alluded to tlie advantage of
Ipje shown at "Eocliester, proves hpw
successful and profitable a farmer's
shecp.it wpuld be. The farmers's
"aheep is undoubtedly in the cross
breed. j-Am Agriculturist.
We
rive
the following sugges-
tions as to sowing some of the gar-4i-n
hmto s : !"' !!'
J' CAB io 2 requires a deep, fresh,
Joimv sll, should be liberally "ma-
-urea MUU baru-yard';manure. wiood
Ahes are -very useful, should be
iUnted in rows 15 inches apart and
ten or twelve inches distant in the
row. ' -v ..
j Cabsotg . preflr a
ficht. sail vkoil. Sow!
deep, rich,
m drills half
men iep ana xwjeive inches apart,
. thin out tot five or six Inches apart
In the row. . .Should the soil become
baked before the plants appears,
v . loosen it bjr gentle raking.
i CltEBy-j Sow. in moist, rich
gronnd, in drills eight orniue inches
wide and hialf an inch deep. After
sowing,! roll the ! jbed, or with a
"board press the soil firmly to the
V...vlaIeedsTifi',;.'.':-:.': v f 1 ?
CrjcrJtVBSB requires a very rich,
" 'varm, moist soil tq grow them well.
' V 3f Each hill should have one or two
" "shovelfuls f well-rotted manure and
(I en-miied: with the soil: The hill
. should be about three: feet apart and
three or four inches above the &ur
Ivfce;:-;.!;:,
i Beets jFor an: early - crop the
turnip-rooted varities are the best
$ow in drills from' lftl8 inches
apart, Ijalfj f inch deep and about
' 2 inches'npart in! the rowr thea
uoyer withi a rake and uross down
hy laying a boardjover the drill and
walkiufron it to press the earth to
HARK THESE PACTS
TH E TESTCOStfO THE WHOLE WORLD.
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts,
Sores and Ulcers- .
ALL rlMMnntinTi nf jriii.
tlit proper and diligent use of this inestima
ble preparation, lo attempt tocure bad lc
yj juBBiCTingine cages nrthe wound togeth
er w ft folly; for should fae nnite, a boff
gy diseased condition remains underneath to
break oat with tenfold fury in afew daya
The only rauonal and successful treatment
ag indicated by nature, is to reduce the infla
mation in and about the wound and to soothe
the neighboring parts by rubbing in plenty
2lhe 9,mtmen !8 8alt 18 'orced into; nieat.
This wiU canse the malignant humors ho be
drained off from the hard, swolen, and dis
colored parts roufid about the wonndsi sore
"vp, am wucu ; tnese numora are' re
moved, the wounds themselves wfll soouj heal
warm bread and water poultices applied over
the affected parts, after the Ointment has
been well rubbed in, will soothe and! soften
tne same and greatly assist the core. I There
is a description I of ulcer, sore and swelling.
WiiChDei1,?ot e named here, attendant
upon the folhes of youth, and for which this
Ointment is urgently recommended as a sov-remeJy-.
T" curing such, poisonous
soros it never fails to restore the system to a
healthy .state Lf the KUa be taken according
to the printed instructions. . j 6
piptherm, Ulcerated Sore TUrat
and Scarlet and other Fevers.
Any of the &hnv A
i . - ... . , ' "-"d xuav uc carta dv
well rubbimr the Ointment tuz. ; . J
mto the chest, throat; and neck of the pa
tient; it will soon penetrate, and give imme
diate relief, i Medicine taken by the mouth
must operate upon the whole system ere its
influence can be felt in anv local part wherpa 4
the Ointment will do its work af ZcZ (Who
ever tnea the unguent in. the above manner
for th diseaaeB named, or any similar dis
ordeMaffec Hig the chest and throat, will
find themselves rpliovl nu .. ,.i ' .
sufferers from; these complaints should en--
'C,"F ixiru ai Deaume m a larsre bread
nd water ponlUce, after the Ointment has
Vnf bedm 5 ifc iU 8istthe
Ure Of the throt unrl ilcs t
fever and lessen the iaflamation, eight or ten
uUuiauo mgusana morning. The
Ointment wmprodnceperspiration, the grand
essential in all cia.atu tt f- ' .
or where there migSit be an oppression 6f the
chest, either from asthma or other causes.
Piles, Fistulas, Strictures j
The above claps of mmniitnti. 1 '
moved by nightly; fomenting the parts with
warn water, and then by most effectuallv
robbing in the Ointment. Person suffering
from these direful complaints should lose not
!Ji?ll I Progress. It
owwuiu io uuumbwuu tuai it is not sufficient
merely, tosmear the Ointment on the affected
parts, but it must bet well rubbed hi! for a
considerable, time two nr tia J j -
that it may be taken into the system, whence
it will remove any hidden sore or wound as
effectuallv as though i-nirohi
There again bread water poultices, after the
rubmncr in of the Ointmpnt win ri ro
vice. This is the only sure treatment for fe
males, cases of cannpr in
where there may be a general bearing down.
Indiscretions of Youth Sores
, and Ulcers.
Blotches, as also rwp1:j
taintv. be radically enra if .hft .
used freely, and the PilU taken nigU and
vw mu!uucu tu loo printed m-
owuuuu. iiueu irewea in any other wav
thevonlv drv nn in one nlum t i,i. 1 j!.
another ; whereas this Ointment will rdmove
tiienumor irom tne system, and leave the pa
tient a vigorous and healthy being. It will
require time with the me of the piiio ,-u
a mauiig euro. ' j
Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis,
- - - - -Uitr IU U1QUXC
and Stir Joints.
Althoueh the above comnlaintoVlim
m their orisrm and naiui e. vet thiv .n rv,;..
local treat n tent Mnrntt!ni,ni ..i1. .
u j- -ii . s . '-'v-' "vxbii uit)N:i), ri
Buv.-u uiBt-ascs, win yieia m a comparatively
short HTi'U-n ff firvl,. n..
, '' ' nucu liUXS LlUb
llieui IS uillireutlv rnlihfii! intn r
rected, yen after every other means Shave
- - O I ml w. ..... vwv. Lrux.n it i
lanea. in ail serious maladies the Pi1laonr,i,i
be taken accordmc to the nrint,i
X' v. util,vlltJLiB
I?oth the Ointment and Pills should
be used in the following cases:
Bad Legs, ' Chiego-foot, . Fistulas,
Bad Breasts, n ChUblains, Gout, j
Burns, Cbapped Hands
lJunions, Cornb, (soft), Swellings.
LUinbago, Bite of Mjsquetoes,and baud
LiaUCerS. PllPR. i rthfnmutio, VI:,,.. S
Cocorbay, - Contracted and Stiff Joint s,
niepnautiasis, Scalds, fcore Nhfcies
Sore Throats, fkm Diseases. Srvyf '
SCUrw. Rnr llno.1 & T.S t
TJlcers, Waunds. YawK
i! CAUTION One rn oonm'nn t j JV -
"Rfe ?f Haidock, as aRent fu the
United States.
surtounds each bos of iPills
and Ointment.
A .handsome reward win
given to any
onerendeiinsr
such information
aa may lvad to th dti ntinn nf
pirties counterfeiting the medicines or vnd-
T S i j mem to be Bpmions.
bold at the Manufactory of Professor
Hollowat ACo, JVew York, and by all re
spectable Druggists and Dtalers in Medicine
throughout the Civi'id wnvM in
cents, 62 cents and $1 each.
x Jr inere 18 considerable jaavin?: bv taldn"
the larger sizes. "
n' . "-vvuuuo mi mo gujuanceoi pa
tients in every disord fr m afflr kr.
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
21 South . (ay Srej;
BALTHIOBE, 51 J. j
(Half minuto's walk from the Postoffice.)
PBACTICE LIMITED TO ; FEIYiTE
AND CONFIDEXTTAL DISEASES.
Bit. WORTHINGTON may be consulted
upon all these diseases of the Generative
organs which tend to embitter life and shor
ten its duration, including Nervous Debility,
causing indigestion, pain in the back land
loins, weakness, headache, impotency, j im
paired sight, loss of memorv, eruption oa the
ia0e and body, loss of sexual power, bashfhl-
ness, c. making married life unhappy and
single life miserable. The Doctor guarantee
u. v.dw )i.gu iu iws irmuiiem j. snail
leave his care till thorongly restored to sound
and vigorous health, without the use of Men
cury in any form, his treatment being purelv
Vegetable. i "
i KOTKE TO COUNTRY P&T1EKTS.
Parties living at any d-stauce from' the
Hospital can be successfully treated by send
ing'symtoms. of their disease. The Doctor
will forward to any address in the United
States, free from observation, a printed list
of questions, thereby enabling thB patient to
giy e a minute description of thehr case, which
he requires to effect a j,uiei and speedy aud
are cure. ::- ; j.
All letters directed to Bb. WORTHING
TON. Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Md, will re
cfcive prompt attenuoa. i . i
Office hours from 8iathemorringtilli0at
night. Hundays, lill 12 o'clock noon. , j
Separate conaultatioa rooms for Ladies to
whom the Doqtzx pajg special ttteatfciU i
Hollow's flinieit.
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Lock Hospital
furniture !
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I HE Citizens f Granville and surrounding counties are reminded that the old
jandjreliaDle House of
S. A. STEVENS & CO., Norfolk, Va,
still stand at the head of tlie trade. They presoni'the larst Stock South of New
York, and all spods sold at Lowest New York prices.
We are Agents and keep on hand a large assortment of Pianos and Orcans,
which we guarantee to sell ut the manufacturers prices. Send for catalogs of
our instruments. ! V feb90 ly
WATKIW'S
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'.: HENDERSON, N. C. -
THE BEST AND SLAKCEST WAREHOUSE BUILDiNC IN
j THE COUNTY.
Size 40x150 and has 24 Skylights and wons drive into the house
bopd Camp house and well of water in lot
F M ATTfA'nnwQ 1' M' GUllIlIX & W ATKINS, Proprietors.
J . M. MEADOWS, Auctioneer. - feg
HO FOR JHE GREAT
1 AM PREPARED TO SELL
AS CHEAT AS ANY; ijiNUF CTQRY XORTH OR SOUTH.
I am now.workiDg about one dozen experienced workmen. Recently
added jseveral pieces of new and IIIIPIiOVES HAOIfftfERY
tlHis enabling me to , djspatdi orfc rapidly. Persons wishing to purchase an v
iwrnArX.101 "V Pleil"U "toerttnt I am prepared to man,Ifact.m ' hnfon
shot t notice; that my prices are lower than northern inannfaeirers. I warrant
.luii, uuu tucn Yvnj not pairouizc
S 8- HAITIIC'OCK OXFOIt, X. C.
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EEST PRfCES C0ARA2ITEEB.
large orders
are especially called to th knmmmnc w,.i.
Co0rthpase, forMe sale of Itf-Tobacco. Good lights and everTthW
eMfy to make tobapcobrig the highest market price. oYve , usf
'Mr. James B. C
friot.ia u ! . ; ; -eAuecis oi ms numerous
Inends a liberal hare oi their patronage. Sales every day. .
Tajyloil &
Be sure and buy Your-
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From Mitchell; oV SonsrjOxlord.
Cooper & Williams
Are constantlj' getting n r
MEW iCOOQS-
They would cdll SDecikl attention tn
their apartment of 1 i
Realdy-Mide Glotliing.
Among their ciothing will e found
some beautiful Overcoats. Be sure and
call while you can get a lit n2
Have your Physicians,
RESCilPTOMS
.' i compounded at tHe K
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Drug fetore of Mitchell fc 1Snr
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DOWH FALL IN PRICES
huj11j aivn Ui ACTUREltS !
'Wimbisli.
THE People of Grannlle and surrounding
country are respectfully informed that during
the past month 1 hare been receiving a new
lot of
Watches, Clocks,
JEWELRY, i - ;
SH.TEB-WAKE, &C
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All of which I would be pleased to exhibit to
them as they are nice and elegant.
As wedding are new all the go yon ian sup
ply yourselves with all kinds of beauUf
wedding prestnts. Call and see them.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A. Gord,second hand Norelty" Job Frew
size in bide of chare 10 by 14 1-2 ; good u cow
THE OXFORD
Jeiulryaiis).
uufs tpd wtrlt and viU be soltl at a baxgaja
aw j Addm tir tsa7
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RICHEST PRICE? IPAID FOR. TOBACCO.-
wyosBOBS,'
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PROPRIETORS
000
PER'S WAR! iJHOUSE
Hi ghest Prices GuaranteeoV for allfirfles
if
vory best Annnmmni
rj Ixootf Light and evciytliing rc fly 'awaiting
1 'f
your
Lnl'2i,S.hlB 'S 'Wi
fLn-te-e.SPJ,?S "'?hed
3ixpos!t'.r,s- ,T SEWS OFiE' FOURTH FASTER
tha,f other machines. Its canacity i; unlimited. Thcro
lS'22Sn WIJbS0?a ACHIWES. 4c $ "in iho United
S?--'??..?.?"..."0 combined, sales if all the others.
Iu.VJLSO1 WENDIHC ATTACH '.IEKT, "for doing
tppniuf rePalrinS-.Wl"HOUT 'ATCHlflC, BWen
FREE with eanh mnoh A . i..V '
AGENTS
: WILSON SEWINGlACHiNF fin.
WANTED
827 & A9Q
Cor.SteMadisonSts., Chicago,
rvn QALb BY ALL
IMeadow's
. HENDERSON, N.r?.,
MAD0WS S- TOWJSJEsMroprietors.
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i Present lo Tobacco Planters
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CrotllS nun rrnirinfono tlo l.:lw... .
, iJ-arSe Orders from Leading Factories in tv J United States. Spleii-
did ommodations lor our patrons.
M CHARLEY HARRIS, AUClJpNEER. ' do7
ISyjOnr.Dr. Meadows is the oldot Warer he man -in Henderaon,
and ms aa extensive acquaintance with all the J be manufacturers..
Iriel fe ejiiii
p l I
(Formerly Tnth' D.
O X F O R
Uflivinff "been for the past
it.
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theJfQbacco business, renectfullv-y Icrm thTilnTifra
anaoarmers of Granvillft
I hqjrve opened the Brick
j!l A ,uaww" A'.wijij'.ior me saie oi JLeai Tooacco,
and Solicit a share of vour riatronnbri f 1 clinl! tAm
thfcj Banner, and at the same timevb.i- able tn fill KJit.
isfaorily the large oi-ders
i3rijat looacco especially,
-MTJESDAY.- WEDNESDAY.
T to rrTTriTri?T .
1 i h 1 U OKLIi, Aucaonccr.
;T Proprietors..
jan25 C
commc r anil G
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A VALUABU I INVENTION.
TH2 WORLfi REflOWflED
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to Cnombtar Watch,
3 a Ontlass Piano. It
Uls.; and fin Francl8cof Cal,
FIRST - CLAS DEALER8.
Warouse,
tmeauallcd fa. tlP for Tin11inrv ttiai
t i i v...u VII Vi
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S. Osborn jdo
D, B)i C,
six veal h vrmMfH Uh
and nrlirffr nminfiV jnnf
Wafehole, (formerly nsed
I have. ! f Solicit the Fine
: Sale, dfs ; : ;
TTTITPsnf: V vnmAV
oa want to eav money. :
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