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COLORADO ELECTION.
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TIIE REACTfON (SO-CALLED.)
NO. 16.
T From Europe.
, - vienjta, xVug., 21. All official Joarnals
declare tbat the peace of Germany is now
secured. ' . 1 j . -
, London, Aug. 21. It is stated tbat tbe
Prince still heads the Spanish j insurrection
ancfis supplieil with funds by Paris bank
ers. t r , j -
LiVBiiPOOLi Aug. 20. Evening. -Cotton
uecimea suteentn and one eikhtli. Mid
dling uplands 10f ; Orleans 11.
j London, Aug. .21. Noon. bonds TS ;
ouiers unchanged.
Livebpool,4 Aug. 21.Kooi
quiet, bales ol 8,000 bales; - Br&dstiiffsand
provisions quiet and steady. I
or. Laurent arrived with haiirUai advi-
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0ltt()!l
very active new
government
ces and says that tea is
crop going uflF ripidly.
, Berlin, Aug. 20-Prussia;
decrees free trade in Salt; f
London, Aug. 20--Boads 73L Consols
94 3 8. r J
Dknver, Aug. 20. Returns hliow repub
uvou uiajoruy in Doin branches fet the tern
torial legislature. '
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ew York, Aug.- 20. ;btoi;k heavy.
money 4 a
5.
Uleettnfr . ol the Washintozi
uar;
Gold $1.40. Sterling on
tune Ul a Sight 9 a 10. 2 coupons
13i- Virginia 'sixes new issue 150 to 50J:
Tennessee sixes new issue 65. ?lour new
i0 ail5 lower old firm. Wheat scarcely so
firm 41. j Corn quiet. Oats dull anrfe drooping.
Pork steady at 23v and 25. Lard quiet at
12f 4 . 13 J ets. Whiskey quiet, btton dull
at 28 to 284-.:- Freights quiet, turpentine
I 58$,
Kentucky Election. 1
THE MARKETS
Rosin quiet; common $38i7x.
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Jt'rom Washington.
"VVAsmGTONijAug. 22. It appears from
j-records in the Smithsonian Institute that the
fentire fall ofaiij of the late storm was near
. ly six inches, ivnich - Pro t. Henry says ex
ceeds the entire amount, of any previous Au-
gust'for years. . ' :. . ";;:; ' : ;;.;; ' ;-a ' .
d- r Thirtyf our members of the bar of the
District of CcVtimbia, disapproving of any
review of the Orders of the Court ut public
New York Markets.
Nw York, Aug. 2U Cotton is a shade
lower, sells at 28c. ,Flour firmer-t-Southern
IOJcIh 14c; other descriptions unchanged.
Wheat firmer and ; active, white Southern
.in.,, , 1 ti1 -
;$2 '40; amber $2 312 37.; Corn un
changed-Western mixed $1 12, $M3J.
Oats dull Southern 81c. a 85c; Mess pjrk
firm at $23 35. Lard firm. Groceries jfirm
and quiet. ' Naval stores quiet.i Wool clos
e l active, Texas 26c. a 31c. ! Freights quiet.
Stocks quiet. Gold 141. Money 4 'a 5 per
cent. -1 '62 coupons 13 i
meetings of the bar, and disavowing the a.t.
tempt; to "bind t berh to i-iwilMv' yf tBc
- t tfiestliVir hfeld in thejiirt-room.a week agoj
t.held-a public meeting ibis- evening to-' giro
expression jtothpiev.'Aws.'
The Parftmasterj General has .oijderetj the:
mail route- between Vicksburg and -Mobile ;
Te-opened : tor competition, the. contractor!
.The route is three hun-1
Mail twice
havinsr forfeited itL
dred aud seventy4ix miles lonj
a week in good boats. , ' j
" " s Signor Marcella! Cerruti, - the new Italian
. minister has arrived.
' . Half ; a dozen volunteer i otficers,' ranging
from captain to coionel ' were mustered out
to-day, also two chaplains. ! r -
Internal revenuelreceipts to-day $323,000.
r GenJIoward has had i no intimation of
his'removal. The SeWefary of War del inte
rim informed How,rd;during his ! recent hi
terview that he hac heard nothing of it.
The President visits the-Baltimore Schues
ten fest to-morrow . i i ,. . ;
Official returns of the Ityitucky election
buow iuai neim oeuis me racucai canuiaaie
fifty -six thousand,::
thousand; majority
thousand. ' i
Business portion 'of Plattsburg' N. Y., wa
to obey the Exe(;u-
r r it Baltimore Slarket;
j Baltimore, Aug. 21. Cotton steady and
Bcarceh Georgia middling 28c:; low mid
dling 27c. Rio coffee quiet and unchang
td. Flour dull bat steacTy ffiTlall descrip
tions. ; Prime wheat advanced Sc., quoted at
$2 50; ! common ranges as low as $2 for
white and red. White corn $112 a $r 16;
yellow $1 15 a $1 18. Oats lower, receipts
large, sales at 62c. a70c; mostlyi 63c. a 68c.
Provisions steady with a good consumptive
demand, no large sales and no; changes in
prices, j .Sugars firm with a good demand,
prime Porto Rico 13c.' a 13fi Whiskey
$2 30 a $2 35. !
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; Foreign Markets.
London, Aug. 21 Eveningi Bonds 73.
Liverpool, Aus 21 E renins:. Cotton
closed quiet "and steady, middling uplands
lOf d. Orleans' lid. Sales 10,000 bales.
third party seventy-four
over, both,, Iforthy-three
5-
burned to-day. j
. Gen, SicJiles' refusal
(tire order restraining -hini. from; interfering
withlthe processes of the Supreme Court
.' 'I 1 i w rt i it a ' 9 i .. .1: ..
was aiscusseci in-.uaoinet meeting yesieruay.
cf4Tinr fViaf 1 no Will K
AtUlIU IIIUV Mill
obeys.
There is reason for
superseded unless he
. . From New Orleans.
New Orleans, Aug. 21. Resolution last
night adopted by both boards of Aldermen
declaring it the opinion of Common "Coun-
cilj of any further retention in office of the
present Controller Surrejor, City, Attorney,
Assistant City Attorney and Coroner , be disregarded.-
Reconstruction .act calling on
General Commandingi
pals. ' f"'"
lb remove these offi-
Ten deaths from ye
Weather cooler and pleasant
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low fever yesterday.;
Resistration. .
Cotu3iBiA,Aug. 21. Total number regis.-
tered to-dav was 57 : of which Jo were wuite
4nd 22 colored, i i ;
From Washington.
Washington, D. C. Aug. l.Regara-
ing statements that Gen. Maeruder was dis-
rpspectfulty treated at! New York stock ex
cjhangef Magruder publishes' a card 6aying
lue peter was; at the stjack ; Exchange dont
know:; where it is. 1 1 iBecretary McCulloch
writes assistant Treasurer at New York flat;
ly contradicting recen Ptatemcnts of treasu
ry irregularities. . ,
Augusta Cotton Market, , Heavy Rains,
j . . i Pope's Order, &c. i
" Augusta. Aug. 21.--Nothing-doing in
cotton ; sales too limited for quotations
Heavy rain . last nignt;,rrain" storm this
afternoon still continues! 4 ,
eneral order. No. 53, from Pope's Head
quarters,' directs that grand and peit jurors
for the trial of all cases in his department, be
hereafter drawn exclusively from the lists of
registered voters, without discrimination.
Sheriffs will r quire jurors to swear that they
were register d, specifying precinct, and
county: which afhdavits are to be placer! on
the files of -the court. -
' f v Savannah. Cotton Markiet.
; Savannah, Aug. 21 Cotton dull and de
dining, with no sales; middlings! 26 cents.
Iteceipts 107 bales.
Kew
Registration, i
New Orleans Markets i i
Orleans, Aug.' , 21.-::Cotton dull,
with'sales of 350 bales low middling at 26c.
Receipts 98 : bales. Exports , 2,723 bales.
8ugar aud molasses nominal and unchanged.
Flour-holders firm ; superfine -$8 50 a $9;
treble extra $12 50 ; choice $14. porn quiet
at $i 12 a $1 25. : Whole range ipats quiet
and firm at 70c, Pork quiet and firm at $26.
Bacon asking bhoulders 14c. ; I qlear 1 18.
Lard jobbing 14 a 14Jc.-Ttirfces.
Hnld a 140. Sterliner 53 a 55. York
sight i cent premium, r
Mobile Cotton Market;
; Mobile, j Aug. 21. Market flat, and dull
vith only nominal figures, butfactofs show
more disposition to sell. No transactions
to-day and quotations nominally lower. 75
bales changed hands ' yesterday, at private,
'figures. It r bales new cotton Jiasj been re
ceived up to date.. - - :j . "
Cincinnati Markets.
Charleston, S. CM August 2i. int
number registered to-dav were.235, of whom
140 wrff whites. 05 colored. ; .
totf'on inactive- sales of 9 bales;' quota- j
tions nominal. - Receipts 161 bales, X. -Renewed
reports of caterpillar on Sea
lands, but little damage done as yet.
Is-
.Cincinnati, ' August 22: Flour .firm-.rr
Family $10 23 a $10 75. . Wheat dull Corn
firm with light supply at 90 aT 91c. Whiskey,
steady at $2; 80. Pork dull held at $23 25
a $23 50. v Balk meats firmer clear bacon
sides in good demand at 45Jc., and held at
16c. .with some jsaTesV Lard 12 Jc. ,ar:i,r.
': i ,-. f-ifl . ; j; '- - '- ' '': ' : ! ' ',
Molassks I at' Auction.' A ' portion i only "of
the .'Molasses of the cargoof Schn Antefope jwas
sold oh' yesterday. Hogsheads' brought 36a'36l,
tierces 37 and-barreis 381 cts. per gallon. .
&,;W. R.
Rece ils per Manifest W.
. . it., Ang. 21. y.
Wallace & Southerland, 1 bag guano, 4 bbbj
rags, Ti bbU turpt, 74 do rosin, 9 do spirits, Pet
teway & Moore. 1 bbl spirit-; Cox, Parmelee &
Divine, 1 bale cotton. 6 bob spirits; W H Tur
lington, 289 do rosin, 49 do spirits; Wilmington
Bridge Company-, 4 cars ; stone; W Ddualdson,
31 boxes : tobacco; ,'C '& BRR, 24pair wheels
and ales,' 43 drawiDarsl; 4 bdls tr ..-bars. 3 boxes
bolts, Dollner, Potter & Co, 24 bbls spirits, 2 do
roslD; A C rf, 10 do pork, 15 do flour, 1 do coffee,
1 box candles, 2 bbls sugar, 2 boxes soap; E Slur
ray & Co, 1 bdl bags; W H McRary & Co, 11
sacks and 2 bbls flour; J C Heyer. 25 sacks flour;
Willard Bros, 4 sacks feathers, 20 do floor; Wil
liams & Murchison, 10 pkg tobacco, 7 bbls spir
its; W 8 6 Andrews, 3 pkgs tobacco, 1 bale cot
ton; E R Brink, 12 sacks Aquh Finlayson & Bro,
1 box bacon, 1 do wax, ' 131 bbls rosin, 21 do
spirits; r Russell & Ellis,. 1, box ' bacon, 1 backet
butter; Birdsey & liobinson, 8 bbls rosin, 12 do
spirits; Northrop & Camming, 24 do rosin;" Archy
Alderman. 9 do- tar; Alfred Alderman, t4 do
tirrpt; Smith A'Bate, 2 boxes eggs, Alex Sprout,
5 bbls spirits; Hobinsoo, Smith & Co, 1 do spts,
9 do rosin, R C Johnson. 11 bbls tar; B Souther
land, 17 do ; turpt; S O Bowden, 4 do turpt; T W
Alayer, 3 do turpt. i ; I
List 'Consignees
from
Empire,
per Steamer.
New York.
" ' . August 21, -1867. -
Adrian & Yollus, Geo. Myers, Williafd Bros.,
J Dawson, G Z French; Tilken & Bauman, W &
M R R Agents,1 a Borkheiner, E Peschan, WU
liams & Murchison, G R French & Son, J Shack
elford, A Johnson & Co., A H Neff, A A Wil
lard, John M Walker & Co., H M Barry, Hed
rick i Ryan, D A Smith, Harris & Howell, Hart
& B Uley, Wallace & Gouthland, J Wilson, 1 J C
Heycr, Worth & Daniel,- Shulten & Reeeden,
John F Mallett, W Murphv. L Klander, H B
Eiler, T Derike. H Hartz 'Bremer & Bro., L
Vollers, Mitchell & Dymalte, Peter Mallett,
J Anderson & Co., W HSippitt, T N Cronly,
Smith & Bates, E Willis J D Love, S N Martin,
D Newman & Co., W M Poison, J G Bulken. :
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
r';':V -1 " :.: .'. : . August 21. .
Per steamer North Carolina. 110 bblsi sbiritsj
165 do rosin, 19 bales yarn, to Williams & ,Mur-;
chison. .:"' if'
Per steamer Marion. 103 bbls rosin, l06 do
tar, to Williams & Murchison; 40 do rosin to J
Anderson & Co: 33 do turpentine, to A Alder
man; 132 do rosin, 24 do -spirits, to Smith &
Strause.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JASPER
FLOUR!
"Family,"
1
' ex-Snper."
44 Fuper."
EL AW ARE
LANET -
LASCO
TISL AND
' HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY OF
the above standard and now well known brands
of FLOUR, I offer the same to the trade W a
PURE, SWEET and FRESH GROUND FLOUR
guarantied not to sour daring the hottest weather.
QOMMON,
jyj-EDIUM,
QCHOICE.
COFFEE.
30 Rags.
20
20
10
tt
MOLASSES.
2 RBXS. NEW YORK SYRUPS,
50 ' PORTLAND
SUGAR.
yjELLOW,
c,
."I
JgXTRA C,
QITY
PORK.
MESS, Newl ;
FULL STOCK OF ABOVE CONSTANTLY
on hand and sold very low for Cash by
HORACE M. BARRY,
aur 15
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REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETING.
LL REPUBLICANS OF THIS CITY
and County are invited to be present at a
, - to be held at the new building
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CORNER OP CHfTRCH AND SEVENTH
STREETS ON
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THURSDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 22,
at 8o4clock, to elect delegates to
attend the
Republican State Convention,
to be held at Raleigh on the 4th of September
next ; : ' 4 . J ...
By order of the City and County Republican
Committee. - v i J - -
, GEO. Z. FKKINUll, utairmatu
aug 7 : !
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i CAA SACKS.
For ale" to arrive per Schooner John Ferris."
auflf 15 . t..
HORRACE M. BARRY.
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Old. ; Newspapers
T)ers lor sale for wrapping,
r . i.'.i ill i
OR S ALESeveral hundred old Newppa-
august 22
Apply at this
OFFICE,
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S. T. 18GO--X.
of Present ; Postmasters in tbe
State
orricB.
of North Carolina.
COCXTT, 1 I POSTMASTER.
The language ol nature aud experience demon
grates, that whoever would enjoy the pleasure
of food the beauties of landscapes-ithe Joys o
companionship-the richness ot literature o
the honors of station and renown munt preserv
their health, t , - ...
The stomach is the receptacle of all nourish
ment, and the iountain from which all parts of
the body, derive sustenance 1 The effect of foul
injurious food entering the stomach, isito de-
ranare the diirestiVfi firjrans and nmdnM'hMHiiphP
loss of appetite, unrelreshed sleep, foetid breath.
Abbotts Cree '
Albermarle,
Aliens ville,
Amity Hill.
Anderson's Store, Anson,
.an&onvuie,
Aquone,
Arcadia,
Ashborough.
Ashville,
Auburn, i
Anmau'a Hill.
A very s borough,
Avery's Creek
Davidson, Levi Tesh. T
8tanley, Mrs N J MarshalL
IredelL Mrs; JCRoystcr.
vusweu, ; Joan a none.
Miss M McNutts.
Anson.J Wm L Smith-
Macon, Loulia C Kolen.
Davidson. Henfv Disher.
Randolph, Euglnia B McCaiu.
uuncomDe John Jones.
Wake f " John G Andrews.
Moint'gmy Willis L Auman.
Harnett, RJ Morris.
Buncombe Richard Thplt Ar
Bakers X Roads, Franklin. :; : Mary 'Jane Baker.
Bakersvffle.
Barclaysville,
ath,
itUeborough,
low spirits, feverish burniags;; sonstiputroS, ir4 Bay Kire
yiKiiy w periorm any meniai or pnysicai auty,
xc., and are the symptoms ol that horrrid disease
PYSPEPSIA,
which assumes a thousand shapes, and points
i v w aruo a miserawe iije ana premature decay. The
Medical Faculty has labored for generations to
MuscuverreiiaDie appetizers and the proper means
bf overcoming stomach derangements. I Certain
ureuienis nave oeen" long known as toartiallv
A .t. f . T "
uctLivc. auioiiz iaese were f
ALIS AYA R ARK? & ST CROIX RUM.
j An invalid physician, sojourning in. the tropical
island of St. Croix: observing the haWhi nt the.
natives, gathered the recipe for the finallaccom
plishment of this most important end. The arti
cle was first used as a private medicine, vhen its
salutary effects becoming known, it was brought
uui, uuuer me name oi ; j-
DRAKE'S PLANTATION HITTERS.
I They act with unerring power, and are taken
Mrith the pleasure of a beverage. They perform
luusu wuuuenui cures in stuDoorn cases oil Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, ! Nervous i Affections,
Lbss of Appetite; intermittent Fevers, Diarrhoea,
86ur Stomach, Headache, Fever and .gue,
Weakness, Mental Despondency, &c. As a morn
iclg appetizer and after dinner tonic, they should
Win every family. They are a deliehtful exhile
rating stimulant, without any subsequent stupe
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
Rochester. December 28th. 1861.
Messrs. P. H. Drake. Gentlemen :, I have suf
fered terribly with Dyspepsia, for three or four
years, and tried many remedies without effect. 1 I
had to abandon my profession, and suffer id great
ly from everything I ate. I have now t-iedlthe
riantation Bitters they helped me I continued
thUr use, and am now nearly a well matir I know
ot several similar cases. Kespectlully yours.
, '. '. Rev. J. S. Cathorn.
S. T. 1860 X. '
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Intelligent persons and physicians jaa jadge
on the efficacy of the Plantation Bitters irum the
lollowiug, partial formula: . ;';
CASCARILLA BARK
Was known and used iu Germany for Dyspepsia.
Chronic UiarrhoBa, CUoJic, Dysentery, ahd Dis
eases etthe ato.nach and Bowels, as early as 1690
DANDELION.
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Fori Inflamations of the Loins and Spleen in
Dropsical Affections and; Biliary Secretions, or
Obstructions of the Abdominal Viscera. 1 v j
CALISAYA, OR KING'S BARK, 'j
Was UDkBown to civilization until the middle of
the 17th century. . Humboldt makes favorable
mention of the lebrituge qualities of this article
as an I Antidote Fever and Ague, '-Intermittent
and Malarious, Fev ers," in his, extensive' South
American travels. The Countess, wife of the
Viceroy ot Peru, having experienced the benefi-;
cial effects of the Bark, sent it to Europe in l6K).j
It was sold by the Jesuits for the enormous sum
ofitsiweight in silver, and was thus called Jesuits' j
Powder. In 1658, Sir John Talbot employed it
with; great success in France, in the treatment of
Fever ;and Ague, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections,
Loss of Appetite, Weakness and Debility, Falj
pitation of the Heart, Diarrhoea, &c, Under the
name Of English Powder; and in 1679, he, sold'
the secret ol its origin to Louis 2LL, by whom
it was divulged. It is now a standard remedy in
all Pharmacopoeia, and is employed in prepar-x
ing the Plantation Bitters. ' i
Chamomille Flowerst for enfeebled Digestions ;
Winterffreeii, valuable for Scrotula, Rheumatism,
and Neiratic Affections ; Lavender Flowers, aro
matic, j6timulant and Toiuc, highiy invigorating
in Nervous Debility ; Anise, an aromatic carmi
native, creating flesh, muscle find milk, Much
usea in nursing. -
1
S. T. 1860 X.
' Another ingredient of remarkable" and wonder
ful virtue used in the preparation of these Bit
ters, is a native of Brazil, and as yet unknown to
the commerce ol the world. ; A Spanish writer
says:1 i - '-;'.-- ' "': i-
4 . administered with St Croix
Ru y never fails to relieve nervous tremor, wake
fulness, disturbed sleep, &c, and that it is . used
with great effect by the Brazilians, Spanish and
Peruvian ladles to heighten their color and beau
ty. It itnparts cheerfulness to the disposition,
vigor tolthe appetite, and brilliancy.to the com
plexiosn. ..
r We withhold its name from the public for -the
present, '. ' i -. ' r :- -: V.
i To the) above are added Clove Buds, Orange,
Carraway, Coriander, Snake Root, &c., all pre
served iu perfectly pure. ;
Mitchell. Julia A Baker.
Harnette, Miss 3 L Rabolean.
Beaufort, James A Martin,
Edg,mbe,Sarah J E Smith.
Cmvea,; : JohnW Bryan. v
Richmond John W Terry. ' -HendrirsonDavid
Williams.
Lincoln i 8idney! A. Burch. H
Carteret, Jos J. pavis.
Unloni j William Newson.
Chatham, Thss B Farrau. "
Pera'mansJoslah Niphnl
Bennetts Vinvard.Richmond Elisha Bennett.
Bethania, , Forsyth, Miss Abelia Grabs.
Bethany Churtrh Iredeili ' Edward R Mills.
Miss N J Uinnant , '
Thos R Simpson.
John Hpneycutt.
Mrs E Christmas
Joel Hard
Bear Branch,
Bear Wallow, -Beanie's1
Ford,
Beaufort,:
Beaver Dam,
Bellevoir.
Belvidere,
Beulah,
Big Falls,
Bier Lick.
Black Creek,
Johnson.
Orange, s
Stanlyl !
Wilaon.
RlAPkrnnn'a Mil14 SamnfiAn
Black Mountain,) McDowell,Jams F Willis.
Blackwelf.
Biaden, i '
Blakely? ! !
Blocker's, i
Blouftt's Creek,
Blue Ri4ge,
BleWing,
Bogne, ; '';
Boilston, V
Boman's Bluff,
Bone Camp,
Boone,
Boon Hill,
Bostick's Mills,
Branche's Store,
Brasstield,
Brick Church,
Bridge Water,
Brindletown,
Brinkleyville,
Brookville,
Brower's Mills,
Brown Marsh,
Buchanan,
Buffalo Ford. -
Burgaw Depot .';
Burney's Mill, ..
Burnsville,
Bnstry Fork,
Caintuck,
Calera Hill,
Calhoun, ',..." !
Camden, j
Cameron, . '!'., !
Camp Call, ; i -Cane
Creek,
Caraway, r - ';
Carbonton, '
uaroiineseminary (ireene,
Carthage, Moore,
Cary. ; Wake,
Casner's Valley, Jackson
uastaiia, Nash. . :
Catawba Springs, Lincoln,!
Catawba istatlon, Irfcdell,
Utttawoa View,
Catharine Lake,
Cathej's Creek,
Cedar Bush,
C.dar Grove.
Cedar Hill, -Cedar
Mountain,
Centre,
Centre Grove,
Ceno Gordo,
Chalk Level,
Chapel Hill,
Charlotte,
Cherry field, '
Cherry Lane,
Chestnut Ridge.
Chiidsviile,
Chimney Rock,
China Grove,
Clarks Creek,
Clarksviile,
Clayton,
Claytonville,
Clear Creek,
Clinton, !
Clover t Orchard,
Coburn's Store,
Colerain, . .
Colesville, " A '
Collets vilie,
Columbia
Columbus,
Colvius Creek,
Caswell, Caddia B Luck. .
Bladen, Jas CashweU.
Stokes, Miss S A Br.wn.
Cum'land, Wm C .Culbreth.
Beaufort, Seth M Ruff
HeiidersonJames Tavlor.
Granville, Henry 8 Mayor.
uoiumDus,MLrs iu r Edwards.
HeudersonMrs Jane Davis.
IV f Geo W Mace.
Madison, J no Edwards. f
Watauga. David 8auds.
Johnson. Miss A J Parker. .
Richmond T Bostick.
Wm B Herring.
J vv vyiggms. i
Jas Clapp. i '
Mrs M ualybeerton.
. Jas a liali.!
' Miss F M Bennett.
e, Mrs L B Stravhorn.?
a,.vvm in crown.
Duplin,!
WttKti, i
Guilford;
purke,
4i
Hali&xj
Granvil
Kanaoip
Bladen, 1 Miss Clara Sink.
v GrauvlUe,! James A Harris,
J Randolph,' Harmon TCoxJi
N Hanover J B Jorden. ! 1
Randolph, Mrs N Burney. 1 .'.
Tanceyl Joshua Williams.
ferson,! Mi-s J Milluer. , ,
Hauoyer Cuas B Barnhill
acksoa, ( James Brantbn.1
HendersonAlex Grogg. j
Campari, Eil nulW Morsel
NHauiderjMlss 11 Johnson.
" Cleveland,! Mia Ann Li Green.
Gnatham, Oliver P Lindley.
RandodlphMrs Mary Winsiow.
Geo C Hines. H
Mary WBrookshire.
Henry C Eat man.
Alfred Zachary. tj ;
M is&Fan nieOb borne
Wm S Tucker. ;
Mies E A i-awrence.
Mrs Jane Bowman.
Jno Rhodes, s !
HbndersonJames Hamblin. I
Dnvidson, Miss Susan Summy.
Ojange, Miss Mat E Allison.
ADsou, Miss JuiiaAMcLean
HcndersonSaml J Tracy, j . i
Guilford," Mary F Morrow.
Person, Mrs E V Bumpass.
Columbus,Jas CampbeiL
Culmberl'd John D pegram. '
(rknge, f John White.
Meckien'g Chas A Frazier.
Heiidersou James Leiniard.
Francis Bryani ,
Jane Maynardv i.
Miss N M Wiseman
Caldwell,
upsiow,
Ashe,
Yadkin
Yancey,
I
nowanr
Montg'ry,
Davie, r
Johnson.
Rutherfo'dMissEJ Wilson.
Mrs. Ann E Hess.
Miss KTT Green.
Mary HCritz,
Miss C. Wood.
HendersonJames H Hood
Meck'bursrMarv P Flewi
Sampson, Jno. W Roberts.
orange, j Bally Foust. j ;
Meck'burgHugh Downinfir,
Alias Henry.
Miss A AFcatross.
Mis3 Jane Collett.
N A Lindsay.
Jas. McFarland.
NHinoyerWBHunt.
Bertie,
Stokes,
Caldwel
Tyrrell,
folk,
Company's Shop, Alankance, Geo. D Boon.
rrus.
Lincoln,
iavie,
Concord.
Cool Spring,
Coopers Gap,
Cottage Home,
County Line, :
Covinsrton.
hCrabTree, i
Crakis Creek,
Crowells Mill,
Cross Rock, r
Crowd' rs Mouut'hGaSton,
Cumnghams atoref erson,
Curnersviiie, i Moore,
Curtis Mills,
John Fink.
IredelL I James Amrle.
Rutlfford. Miss J E WaldroUD
Miss J 8 Norwobd.
John Seamon.
Richmond Alfred Baldwin.
Haywood, H T Klngsmore
Moore,
Bladen,
Madisonj
Mary Cole,
Harry P. CrowelL
Miss Jane E Reeves
Mrs. N. M. Carbon.
J oseph RiMby.
Miss B A Currie.
Currituck. Thos. G Muudeit
Alamance, Miss N J Luterlob.
Gastc
Dallas,
Danburv. - Stokes,
Davidson College, Mecki'b'g, Hanson P Helper.
Davidson River, Henaersonis rat ton,
Mijs E C Mbrrisi
Wm W McCanleys.
ST. CROIX RDM.
The tonic properties of St. Croik Rum, and its
powerful invigorating effects, have been long
known to tbe physicians of the world. . . t
Bilious intermittent and Chill Fevers, engenr
dered by the change of water and diet of travel
ers, particularly upon western rivers, are preven
ted and cpred by the Plantation Bitters. They
are also reliable to prevent sea sickness.
j HAT OTHERS SAY.
'. :?-iXr-j ' j i; -. " -f:-'v---;V'r-1; ';'
Pbii4.delphia, 1st month, 16th day, 1663.
i Esteemed Fkiehd. Wilt thou send me an
other dozen of thy BUters t Nothing has proven
so beneficial to my invalid wile or myself, as the
Plantation Bitters. . Thy friend, j
i ; ; ISAIC HOWLAKD.
- - I P - . . V ' r '" ': "-
- N. BJ The ecret of the immense sale of the
Plantation Bitters, is their guaratde d purity.
The St Croix Ruin, and every article ued, is
warranted! perfectly pure, and uie money will be
pA r not aa renreiehted.
The plantation Bitters are put np In unique
quart bottles, and sold oy au respecmuie jurug
ists. Growers, Hotels and Restaurants through
out tbeiwdrld. : Be particular that every bottle
bears ihefac-simile, ot the Propnexors signature.
21 Park Row. New York.
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Wayn4
Day Book, i Yanc
Dayton. I Wake
Deep River, Guilford,
Democrat, Bunc
DobsQUt Surry
Double Shoal,
Dover, i
Draughon's Store, Sampson
ury ronas, - iiucjiu,
Dudley,
Duncan's Creek,
Dunois Rock, :
Durham's,
DutchviUe, :
Dysortnlle, . r
Eagle Mills,
Eagle Rocs,
Earps borough,
East Bend, .
Eist Laporte,
Eden,
Edenton.
Edlnboro
Jno Peterson. !
Roena Marshall, I
E E Mendenii&ll J
fte,MlssHECa ter.f
! Robert F McGritnn.
Cleveland. Fletcher FaUs.
Craven, w if Lego,
Walter Lee,
Mary A Houston!
Jao K Manly.
Cleveland, Hannah McFarland, ;
uenaersoMie u reui.
OrangtL PiJ3IanumJ
Grauviile, MrsL J Blairi '
McDoWelLMrs Eliz'th Dysort.
Iredell Jno Fox.
MU Chamblee.
Miss A xoung.
Evan Beiibo. j t ;
Easton Pot s.
Jno.C Andrews.
J R McChrdyi
Wake.
TK rt a t
Yadkin;,
Jackson,
Randolph,!
lyUowai,
Edneyville,
Efirdrs Mills,
Elevation,
Elizabetn City.
Elizabetbtown,
Elkm.
Elk Shoal, ,
jOlisViile,
Enfield, 1
Knoia,
Erwiusville,
fair Bluff,
airfield,
Fair Grove,
Fairport, t
Fairview,1
Faison's Depot,
Falkland,
Fancy ilill,
Farmington,
Fayettevilie,
Fentriss, !
First Broad,
fish Dam,
latRiver,
Fiat Rock,
Flat Shoal,
Flinty Branch, '
Forestvme,
Montg'ty,iMrs M J Watkinai
uenaerbon w m ueaKUian.
Stanly, i NoahCEfird.
Johnson. Sarah Dixon.
Fasquoi'k,MijS Mar'a Melroy
Blauen, James M Cook.
8urry. Mil ton C i I ork.
Alexander. Jmcs F Moore.
Bladeu,! Jiducan Ballard,
HaiifaxJ L- iuba Wooteo.
IredclLl Kobt W Leslie.
Cleveland. Miss S L Ellis. :
Columbus.JoShua WaddelL
Hyde. Miss Joana Lawyeri
Davidson, Mrs S J Lee, j j 1
nMi.vi1it nfh 1? William. 1
Bunc'mbe.M s N bmitn.
Chas Reaves.
Jos U Mayo.
Jno A McLeeland.
MrsSDMcGiO.
dGed Lauder. '
Miss EC Fentress.
TVrinltn
Pitt,
IredeU,
Davie,
Cumber!
Guilford
Wake,
Orange,
Rutherfrd Nancy McCurry; i
Grandbon PhUpott
Jno Hancock.
HeudersonCiph s Stradley.
Surry, 4
Mitchell
Wake,
Vnrr Mnnntftln. i YanC; V. l
Forks of Pigeon, Hiywood, Mary C ! Krans.
w. Unntimmprv: Cherokee. Henr MUlS. .;
Forest'sMill, - Randolph, Miss 'M Houghtoit
Francisco, ; Stokes,
E F Taylor.
T A Buchanan.
Elias F Wyatt,
Jacob uyder.
Thos M Pnckettw
Franklin, t Macon, Mrs A E Funnan
r nwKiinion, . - ranaun, j& tunress.
French Creek Ch, Bladen, JH Allen. 1
Friendship, Guilford, Jno W RusselL
FulIswood'sStore,MecklnbrgWm P Houston
Fulton, - , , Davie," 1 Mary Caton.
Gap Civil. AUeghany,MrsCEVaoguan
uvma, : v aiue, , viva .LAWS. !
Gannon's Mills " Catarraa, Miss 8 Hart wick
Gardner's Ford, v Cleveland, Perry D Qreez I '
GatesvUle, . ! Gates. ! . Miss M 8 Mir.
Germanton, .' 8tokcs, r Marcellus JordanJ
vitusonviue, .. uuiiiora, J A Keese. i
Gilmer's 8tore, Thos Ragan. t
Ashe, j t Andir3 Carson.
Randolph, Francis J 'Lyndon
Chatham, Miss Ellen 8 Kellv'
Rowan, . John C Sougg.
Wayne. ' Hiram B Grant
Chatham, Mrs Flora A Dixon.
Atamance, was u McMnrrayJ
iwiccy. r jonn r iJicttsonj
Ruth' Ir'd,' Mrs Louisa King.
Glade Creek.
Glades borough
Glenaloon,
Globe, i
Gold Hill, -
Goldsborough, i
Goldston.
Graham,
Grassy Creek, '
urassy Unob.
Cmysbnrrli'
Green Hill
Green Level,
Greens borough,
Greenville,
Grist's Station"
Grove,
Gulf, i t '
Gum Branch.'
Hadley's MUls.
Hallsvllle:
Hamilton, , T.-Hamptonvllle.
Hannersville.
Harreil's Store,
Harreiisvliie.
Harrington,
Harris' Depot,
Harrlsyllle,
Hartshorn,
Hatteras,
Haw Branch,
Haw River, ,
tiay Meadow.
Haystack.
Hays Store, 1
Haywood,
eathsville.
Helton, ,
Henderson,
Hendersonville,
He irinignvllle.
iimtord,
'tUtonw Nathan Harrta
LIB. OIL
DU
J D White.
ft
RhttffrM. Miss Martha Moor.
vyaKe. f t a u
lchurch
liuiiiora, j u wm
Pitt, j Jno Congletou.
Columbus, David 8 Strother.
Chathami Chas Ellis.
:. ;Noah Howe.
Onslow,! Martha A Harrell
Chatham, CTE Johnson.
Halifax; NFlU Patrick.
.Duplin, Geo W W4Isou.
Martin,' WW Gardiner,
Yadkin ! Alfred G Carson.:
Davidson, Mary ACoppel. ;
N Hanover Jas W Bland.
Hartford j NX Shaw.
Harnett, ; Annie Harrington.
A;aoarras,t d u K-iru pat rick,
! Mont'gry, Miss D Sannders
Aliraance, John Cbbb '
Hyde, J H W 8tyrou."
Onslow, Zachus Brown.
Alamance, J ulia E Randlcm&n
Wilkes, I Rachel Sebastian.' I
urry, . J Jas Hopper.'
Wake, WHPage.
Chatham, Jno L Walden "
Halifax;: D H Marshall. '
Ashe, r A H Jones. j
Granville; Sallie J Reaves. .
HendersohHugh; Li viugston.
Sampson, -Sarah Hlxrhsmlth.
rerq'mns, Reuben Ulnton.
Hickory Tavern, Catwaba, Wm H Ellis.
mim roint. : uuillord Uennv. ' L :r
High Shoals, Ruther'fd, Delohine Aqualot.
Hinardston, Nashe, MrsJaneS Portia
Hitlsboroutrh. O anc. - Dennis Heart
Hillsdale, Guilford, Wm Archer.
Hills Store, -. i- .Randolph. Sato'l A Hewlev.
Holly Grove, ' Madison; F M Lawson; t
Hommj ny Creek.B tncombe Miss R E Chandler.
Hookerstowc,
uooveru.ui.
Horse Creek,
Hotel, j
Honstonvllle.
Huntsville, r.1
Independence, .
Ivy, i
Jackson,
Gre-ne; C C Stilleyi
Randolph, Nelson M Crow. J
Ashe, Mrs Sarah Taylor.
Bertie. II F Williams,
Iredell, AndreW. Baggerly. ' I
i Yadkin, Ge rge Garner. ( i
Caswell, Mrs.jtJ BlackwelL i
Yancey, Joel E Knap. , j
N'tham'tn Joa. CoDeland. ;
acKjou BAjreeK, itanaoipn, &i j iNauce. .
Jackson Spring, Moore, . Anna Campbell.
Jacobs Fork, Catawba F R Beck. v
Jamettown, Guilford, Miss M R Harris.
JanKsville, Martin, E H Bailey. :
Jefferson, . Ashe, EC Bartlett.
Jonathans Creek, Hay wood, Miss L Leatheruin.
Jones Mine, Randolph, Hannah' L Arnold, i
uoyners uepot, i&dg'comb i WGrtffln.
Surry, , Lucy K Thompson,
Dunlin' f Mrs. M A Watson.
Forsyth, Miss L P Kerner.
Lincoln,- Wm. Alexander. .(
Ed'ombe,J6n. T. Lamm.
Miss L A Black. '
Lenoir. Hen rv Eddie.
Cabarrus, Mrs. E KirpHrick.
Granville, Mrs. M lE Overton,
Frunela J TUlAr
Judesviile,
Kenansville,
Kerhersville,
Killlans Mills, -
Jvlngsborov
Kings Mountain, Gaston,
ivinston,
Kirkland,
KitrelL v
Kuap of Reeds,
Knob Creek,
Kyles landing.
Lake Comfort,
LakeLandinsr
Lanesborbugh
Lassltcr's Mills
Laurel Hill
Laurel SDrincr
Laurioburgh
Lawsonville
Leak8ville
Leasburgh
Ledger
Leachburgh
L.eesvuie
Leicester
Lenoir
Lenox: Casile
Lenoir Institute
Leo
Lewistille
Lexngtonl
Ltlerty Hill
Lllesville
Lilliogton
Lincoln ton ,
LitUe Mills
Little River
Littleton I .
Little Yadkin
Locust Hill
LoganV Store
Long's! Mills
Long Ridge .
Long Street
Louisburgh
Lovelace .
Loelady t. f
Love's Level
Luuibetton ;
Mc Daniels '
McLeansville,
Mc.Vellla Ferry
Mackeys Ferry
Macon Depot
3iadison
Magnolia
Maugum
Manson I
Maple Spring
Marble Spring
Margarets vi lie
Marion "
Mar.boro'
Marley'S MiUs
Marshall
Martindale
Martin'sLimeKilnStokes
Marysville ' Green
Mebanesville
Middle Creek
Mldd etown
Midway 1
Mill uLl J
Mill Rlvtr
Milton
Francis J Tillev;
Cleveland Mrs.aMh M MulL
Cumb'lnd Jotin R Taylor.
Hyde, , James McGowan.
Hyde Selby Watson
Anson Miss! M C Allen "
Randolph Miss D P Luther
Richmond Elijah Histy
Ashe Wyatt Rbse
Richmond Pascall Caddie
Rockl'hamJnd Windsor
1 u Mary A Barton '
CasweU 8 Pj Taylor . - v
Mitchell Wm J Silver i ;
Johnson C 1 Holland -
Robeson' Win Brown I
Buncmbe JnorCarpeuter
Caldwell Mrs E Killgrove
Rocki'ham Jas R Garrett i r
Lenoir , J as 'Elmore
Stanly Mary J J enkins
Forsyth P Laugenour -'.
Davidson Mrs! M Doseoburv
, Iredell Jas R Scroggs
Anson Wn Barnewell
N Hanover W S Larklns i
Lincoln HE;Bomar '
Richmond Mr M A Childs 1
Alexander L M Smith
' Halifax Jas M Hewzome
Stoker Henry C Coe
Caswell , Mrs M F PasChal
Ruth'ford Mrs D R Freeman
Randolph BenJ A Sellars, ;
Wash'ton G Wl Jackson !:
Moore Absalom Kelley
Franklin Miss Sarah E Jones
Wilkes MUs E A Bicknall
Caldwell Miss 8 S Fisher,
Union Miss Sarah E Austin
Robeson. Marvia Q Bryan
Orange 'Mrs M J Cook 1
Guilford Jno McLean i ;
Harnet j Jacob Reardoa J i '
Washing' uWm Briggs -
Warren Miss A A Edgerton
-Rockln'amMS Black; j
Duplin Wm M Evans -;t "
Richmond Walter D Smith
Warren Aaron Smithy
Wilkes A F Tripilttle
Cherokee Henry Moss i t
Northam'nR E Wren I I
McDowell W 8 Cason '
Pitt - t Jas O May .
Randolph Benj FMarley
Madison Thos J Rollins
Meckien'g Wm M Martin
Mrs m m amitn
Richd PhiUips
Alamance o A White
Wake : JB Strain
Hyde I LD White
Davidson John Perry man
Cabarrus . Jacob burewait :
Henderson Mrs Mary J Alien
Caswell j :' Saml W Taylor
Mitcheners Depot Jobnton Erastus R Mosher
Mint Hill
Miranda! ,
Mockavifle
Moffitt's Mills
Monks 8 tore
Monroe I
Monroe ton .
Monticelld
MoreheadCIty
Moores borough
Moosehaice i j
Morgan's Mills
Morgantown
Morrisville
Mosely Hall!
Mountain Creek
Mount Airy j
Mount Gilead
Mount Mturne
Mount Nebo
Mount Olive
Motmt Pleasant
Mo ant Firzah
Mount UBa ji
Mount Vernon
Mount Wiling
Mud Lick
Mull Grove
Mtcklen it Miss O & Wo-d
Rowan - T C McLattghlln
Davie 1 ThosLLeaiie;
Randolph Wm BManese
Sampson Walter J Oraddock
Union I W J Willonguly r
Rockl'tam Louisa Wright
Guilford! JnD C Pritcuett i
Carteret i John J Henshaw ,
Cleveland Mary J Davis ;
Moore
Union
Bor e
Wake
Lenoir
Catawba
Surry
Montg'ry
iredeu
Yadkin
Wajne
Cabarrus
Person ;
Rowan
Orange i
Chatham
Catawba
E Q Sea well
Jno E Morgan
ML?s J E McElrath
Miss S A Morris '
Wallace Ames
Miss WE Gabriel
TV Aired i
Mrs M McLcnden,
RU Clarke I
James Adams . v ; :
Robt Kornegay
Lizzie A! Lefiler,
Jas WNoeUf A ,
JnoR Goodwin -ECPUilis
MrsRKlrkpatrick
Milton Moody i
Mrs Marg'tUicks
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Murirees bo rough Hertford! Mrs E Trader
MurDhev
TNahunta J u-
NashvUlei1 .
Newbern 1 ! .
Ner Garden
New Ilill S
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Cherokee t Wm T Green
Wayne s j Wm F Flowers j
Nash i J Jno W Harper 1
- Craven i' Geo W Nason j
flnMnrA W E COXl ' . -
Wake Mrs L EPattUhall
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