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r s.x months. Leilwe to SiVJ
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nnder head of "City Items,
c ists per line lor each ntertion,
. o sitTertiwmenU will be inserted Btw
. al Matter at any prios. C
Kutlcetof Marriage or Deatbt, not to exceed
a lines will be Inserted free. All additional
.iter will be charted 10 cente per line.
Payments for transient" adTcrtieementa mast
t a made in advance. Regular advertisement
wi'.lbe collected promptly at the end of each
'ii nub. . .
lommnnicationa containing news or a discus
i. n of local matters are solicited. Ho common
canon most expect to be published that contains
objectionable personalities withholds the nam
I the author; or that will make more than one
tolurauef thiiDaper. ; .
THE JOURNAL.
, St HTJSH. i.
Editor.
SEW BERNfi. N. C., JUNE 4, 1884.
Uttered at the Post offlcs at New Berne. N C
as second-class natter. . T.- -
THE COMJftlSSIOaERS' REPORT
AND TUE J0CRN1I. i
The commissioners report! says:
"Cat by reason of the controversy
with Carteret connty, and an article
appearing in the New Berne Jotjb
nal to the effect that a sale of
property for taxes without first ad
vertisins in a newspaper, was not
valid: the taxes in the territory in
dispute have not been collected."
This is riot exactly what we said, and
that the public may know the exact
language, we reproduce the article
'The Sheriff has hung up a bundle
of papers at the court house door
containing the names of persons
whose N property is advertised for
taxes. Every year this same farce
of Rollins lands for taxes is gone
through with, many of thfi owners
cf the land paying no attention to
it. We believe one cause- of this
carelessness on the part of the land
owner in allowing his lands to be
sold for taxes is because the Sheriff's
daed nnder such sales are not con
si Jered goed. ; But if the Sheriffs
would comply strictly with the law,
delinquents would not allow their
l ands to be sold for taxes, especially
vkere the land is of anvvalne. Now
: action 3691 ' of the, . Code provides
Low land .Bhall be sold for taxes,
; nd in connection with that we beg
I jave to call the Sheriff's attention
U section 450, and we now inform
Lira that the cost of the publication
therein mentioned shall not exceed
t'ae amount specified. A sale made
without complying with the law will
The sections of the Code then.
, Iluded to we now print: . '
Sec. 3G91 says: ''If thq party
(harged has not personal property
t 3 be found in the county of sufficient
hie, the sheriff, ot tax col'ector,
r.'l levy un0$ the- lands of the de
incnt, ot any part thereof) said
: ei ii; shall return a list of said le vy
U the Cleric of the Superior Court,
!, shall enter the same in a book
) be kept for that purpose, charg
1 therefor ten cents for each levy.
,r issuing: execution - the . Clerk's
a sh all be fifteen' cents."
Sec. 450 sats: "No real property
De sold, turner execution unui
lice of said sale shall have been
blished once, a week for four
ks iramediatelypreceeding such
'3 in a newspaper, if any there
, published in the county where
h sale is to be made. Provided,
t the cost of such " publication
all not in any- case exceed three
"arti, to be taxed, as .other costs
?ncb proceedings or actionV-A
If the defective title is not the
-on how will the commissioners
omit for the assertion elsewhere
aeir report that persons do allow
r property to be sold "for year
r year'' and no publication from
Journal or controversy? with
. ret to cause the deiayT Why
: J the first sale not be the last
uly one! 1 , '
j think the law is all right and
; enough to meet the case, and
I cniorceinent only necessary
ra the payment of all: taxes
1 or personal; property; but
it: a sale without complying
3 law will not hold, and to
rposition the report of the
loners furnish ; unanswer
' ;ony. , -r:-ri- v
nation and collection of
f t the burden may fall
CI who claim thatpro-
;", liberty and properly
1 ,w guarantees is one of
'i problems of. 'govern-
y good citizen who
: frovernmcnt knows the
- v- ( : f r 'the
that the money is not beir applied;
to the purposes for which it was
collected. . The law, should bo so
unequivocally framed that every
person who owns property should
understand that it he fails to con
tribute to the funds which are to
be expended for the - protection of
that property, in the same propor
tion that his fellow men contributes,
he forfeits his right to the same. "
;,We do. not wish to be understood
as favoring oppressive measures for
tho collection of taxes, j We believe
the burden falls heaviest on those
of moderate means, those who own
a little property; but we do advo
cate a systein of collection that will
hare tho burdens of taxation fall
equally on all in a just proportion
as to the amount o.f property they
may possess. ::-'"iv;
The commissioners report deals
only with the matter of collection
of taxes, but there is still another
matter worthy of consideration, and
that is the listing of taxes. It is
said that there is a looseness in the
isting that amounts to almost as
great loss to the revenue as the
delinquent: payers. This is easily
remedied; let each list taker be
well posted in the law, and the
articles to be listed and, aid the
lister in making up a full and accu
rate list, and omissions that are
many times unintentional will be
avoided." : ,. : v
The Goldsboro Messenger learns
that the air is thick with rumors of
change in : the Kepnblican pro
gramme in this State and, that the
nomination of Yoke J has aroused
nothing approaching enthusiasm in
any quarter. It is hardly probable
that the Eepublicans will do such a
silly thing. We think they made a
mistake in not putting one of the
old line at the bead of. the ticket,
but there is danger of the Demo
crats making equally as big a mis
take by nnder estimating York's
strength. It will take work,1 con
GENISAL 3TEWS.
The wood pavement bain? put
down in -Taris is a Uhited States
patent. " , ; . . - :
Cotton Exposition at New Orleans,!
where 'she will be used as a hotel.
According to tho German month
ly statistical statement, the total
number of those who left the coun-i
try for America in the first quarter
of 1884 was 29,782, as compared
with 28,291 in the same period of
1883.;, ; . '. ':. ;' ' , ;'. ;
The recent iapai encyclical
against the Freemasons isaimed at
no less than 138,065 lodges through
out the world, with 14,100,543 mem
bers, whose annual receipts are es
timated to amount to about $890,
000,000, of , which sum fully two-
thirds are. expended in charities.
K Ah inventory has just been made
of the National Library of Prance.
It contains 2,500,000 volumes. 1 The
cabinet of . manttscripts includes
92,000 volumes, either , bound in
boards or in portfolios; as well as
144,000 medals of all periods, both
Jjrencn ana foreign. ; The collection
of, ' engravings comprises I, over
2,000,000 plates, preserved in 14,500
volumes and 4,000 portfohos. The
more precious volumes, amounting
to 80,000, arc kept in the reserved
gallery. In MSGS, 24,000 readers
attended the reading room," and in
1883, 70,000. ;.' .... .... r. ..
: An achievement in telegraphy is
reported by the Telegraphist, whose
representative recently, paid a visit
to the ofljees of the Indo-European
Telegraph Company jn London, and
r L. I - A . . . . ? !1L
wi puii iuio cummuuiuuuuu wiiu
the clerk in charge at Emden. After
a. few signals the line was opened
to Odessa, and alter wards- to Tehe'
ran. ; At ; the ' suggestion of the
operator at Teheran, Knrrachee
was called, and the signals still
found clear and good. ; Knrrachee
opened the line to Agra, and Agra
switched on the line to Calcutta,
aud to the surprise of all concerned
the Calcutta clerk asked, Are
yon ' reauy iiondonr' tne . signals
were excellent, and the. speed not
less than 12 words a minuted , The
total length was 7,000 miles of wire
; ,
An Extraordinary Offer.
To All Wantlns Employmeut.
We want Live, Energetic and Capable
A rrAnrn in AtlAKW nf l Z sVli A TTwirrtd
stant, hard work, to arouse anything Sttte8 and Canada, to sell a patent arti-
Iike tbo 'enthusiasm. "amonff i the ele or great merit, on its merits. An
Democrats that existed in 187C.
- The Confederate veterans from
E. E. Leef camp joined in the cere
monies of decorating the graves of
article having a large Bale, paying over
100 per cent, pront, having no competi
tion, and on which the agent is protect
ed in the exclusive sale by a deed given
for each and every county be may secure
from us. With all these advantages to
our agents, and the fact that it is an ar
iinlit 4 1 neV tm w Vvrt A in Awn w liAiinnltnlil
eaerai soiaiers as menmona ana it roi(:ht not "be necessary to make an
Federicksborsr on the 30th of Mav. "extbaoedisaey offer" to secure good
Sectional strife m this great Union e it t0 Bh0w, notonly ourconfidence
Of States would soon be among the in the merits of ottr invention,but in its
things of thepast but for. the poli- 1
tician8.'j ' work are makinar from $150 to $800 a
1 " - 1 1 ' I - i ' I . i.t . .J i 1 J.
monm ciear, ana wia iuuc maKes n oaie
THE report goes abroad now that out of employment. , Any agent that
TlLDEN will accept the nomination will give onr business a thirty days'
from the NationaLDemocratic Con- tim8) expenses, can return
vention. ' .There is Evidently a all goods unsold to us and we will re-
PTft ir boom for him now than in fund the money paid for them. Any
greater uooin ior mm now, man in agent or general agent who wouia like
1880. The Democrats generally'see- ten-or more , counties and work them
through sub-agents for ninety days, and
urou. .uiisi . - faa toolear at least $730 above aU. ex.
correct tnem. in, trying to atone pensea, can return all unsold nd get
(ot a big error in 1880 they make a eir money back No otor employer
. . , tit atranfaovar rlOTOfl tn mnlr anph nnora
Absolutely Pure.
This nowder never vanea. A. marvel of
purity, strennth, and whdlesoiuouess. More
eeonomical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
powders. Sold only In cans. Uoval Baking
Powder Co, 1U8 Wall-st,. N. Y. " iiovls-lydw
xonroLii.
CI m I
Lcii:ry
OP
When roil corns to think of it, it is not
ofld tUt literary people prefer a ripe to a
ciar. It is handier to smoss when they
are writing, and ever so much cleaner.
And then it gives them the true esuenoe
and flavor ot the tobacco. ! - -
. The most f asndious smokers amen u
nations and all classes of men anee that
the tobacco grown on the Golden Tobacco
Belt of North Carolina is the most dehc
ions aud refined in the -world. Lighter
than Turkish, more f raff rantthan Havana,
freer from nitrate and nicotine than any
other, it 1 Jnst what the connoimcur
praiaoa and the habitual amoKer qenmnqn,
The very choicest tobacco frrown
on this Belt is bought by Black
well's Durham Tobacco Co., and
appears in their celebrated Bull
Durham Smoking Tobacco. It is
known the world over.
Get the gennihe.withBull
trade-mark, then you will
be sore of having abso
lutely pure tobacco.
n
NOliFOLK. VA.
The franchise of this enterprise Is based
nixm the chartered rtuht Krantrd to the
Dismal swamp Canal Company, and the le
gality has been repeatedly tested before the
A)nrts oi the Slate. '
The Purpose In view Is the 'Improvement
ana extension" oi uie uunai, wus seuuriug
irrent rtnliHc benefits. -
Its fair conduct has already seeured publld
confidence, and the next Drawing will be
made on the, i '''" '
19th June, ,18 84,
before the pub lc in Norfolk, Va.
OXjASS zz.
HCHME:
CAPITAL $5,C00.
ASA JONES,
Iliddb Sti-eet, irewfccra, 17. C.,
-DEALEB W
Staple and Fancy Dry Gcc'j-
BOOTS, CL(iTmnv Etc. .
AKetit Tor the 1IAJ10JT1 SKIRT nlann
' dried SI.Wl. Utundrlcd :St,
And tJie celebrated W anier'ax'uraline Corset,.
Tice
A full line of Oentn'. Ladles' and Children's
Underwear, Cienttt Ijlnen, (elluloid and I'apc
OoUhvb and Cutis., hilk aud Linen Handke.
chiefs, all kinds of Gents', Ladies' and Chil
dren's Hand and Machine Made Mioex, Knh-
ber CVxtu, Hats and shoes, Ladles' Cloak and
Jackets, and everything usually kept In a Ciut
class Dry Hoods btor, .
ASA JUNEb,
marfkUwlv Middle su.or. BautlstCUurob
20O
9
0
S5 Prize
' FIRE - AND fWATER.
L." D. Mott's Patent Fire and
WaterprQof Paint,
MANUFACTCKED BY
The New Berne Fire ami Water-
4 ' proof Company. - ' . "
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$5,000
1.500
1,000
. 500
200
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' 200
200
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750
1,000
. . 1,000
. 270
. 180
. distributing Slil.050
GEO. W. J; HARVEY,
" 839 BICHMOND ST.,
and 47 S. POTJUTH ST.,
' ' - , FIIILADBLPIIIA
' FSTABLISHED 1859. r ,
Maker of Gentlemen's Fine Custom
Boots tStShoea of the Latest Styles and
BEST GRADES. .
Would refer to Wessrs. B. K. Brran. Geo
Henderson, Geo. H. Roberts, Geo. A. 6llvr
and others, all of New Berne.
3" Orders by Hall solicited.
Julyf JAwly . : GEO. W. J. HA1VEY
13, SWERT'S-
Stall Uo. 2 Left Hand Sid
AT THE CITY" MARKET,
always supplied with the verxr hrwi rM.h
Meats, Beef, I'ork. "Mutton and Sausage that
the ALtrkotatTords. gallon him : .
T In., til .11.. . " .
Special
1"lo3s.ota Oxxlyr X,r
Tlan of Lottery similar to that of Loulstaua
OorapMiy. - -- s
J. P. EOEBACII, Manager.
Address nil applloutlons for Information,
Tickets or Agencies, to ,t.
5 . J. P. HORBACH, 207 Main SI.
', . ' Norfolk, Va.' :
The undeitianed supervised tho Drawing
Class G of the Dlvmal Swamp Lottery Com
pany, and certify that It was conducted with,
strict fairnuss to all Interested. . .
GEO. T. ROGERS, 1 pimmlsstoticra
UHAS. I'ICKETT, I commissioners.
THIS ' COMPOUND IS ESPECIALLY
adapted for tin, jravel, felt or shingle roofa,
ulso for Railroad Bridges, Trestle-work, De
pots, Water Tanks, Car Roofs, Wharfs, Tele
graph Poles, and Fancy Fences, as It gives the
appearance of an Iron fence. It protects and
arrests decay and lasts equal to an Iron fence.
It Is proof against fire and water, is notallect
ed by heat or cold, rain or snow,
Its lasting qualities surpass any other Paint
known to science. For testimonials we refer
td tfue following gentlemen who havo our
paint in usoi MaJ. R. S. Tucker. Capt 3.3.
Thomas, Jr., Mr. Leh H. Adams, Messrs, Rand
& Barbee, Dr. G. W. Blacknall, Mr. W E. V.
Jackson, Major C. 1. Heartt, Rev. H M. Top
per (snaw u niverstty , ana many ouiers.
The company Is doing business nnder pat
ent deed -So. 251.918. dated January 8d,18H2.
granted; to Lorenzo D. Mott, "for Improve
ment m oompounas ior preserving woou uuu
metais.'S - k t
For further Information address -,.
v h 1 MILLS & WALKER,'
. - . Gaston Honse,
IJuhldlm.-, (. ' New Berne, fit, O.
Notice will be given of test trial soon.
worse one in 1884. There would be
no mistake in nominating Thomas
F. Uyab:d,
Ucn
Lee Declined to Sell bis Fame
.Washington,
Lee, at the close of. the war, re
nor would we if w did not know that
we have agents now making more than
doable the amount we guaranteed, end
but two Bales a day would give a profit
of over $125 a month, and that one of
our agents took eighteen orders in one
dav. Our large descriptive circulars
May 30. Gen. explain our offer fully, and these we
wish to send to every one out ot env
fpivwlinnnmfirahlftflffers taenffaffe Pioyment wnowui sena us tnree one
. , --i . v cent stamps for postage.j Send at once
B3 Commercial ,, eUMMrprtttira. . -B(1 ,nra. th arnr in timn fort.h
surance companies, railroaa, and boom, and go to. work on- the terms
many large corporations at ; the named in our extraordinary offer. We
South were anxious to pay him any wouia like to nave tne aaareas or au tne
ttguuts, bcwiuk uwuuue euiiviwra uuu
carpenters in the country, and ask an
snlarv lm mio-lit demand solelv for agent8r sewing
i.u v if: i,A ul' ".,-! carpenters in tne country, ana ask any
the. use ot his name, without any r5Branf tniflmrh'' dfl thiH.
labor on his part, or the incurring I fer, to send at once the name and address
of anyjesponsioiuty wnatever. . a
committee of Englishmen, with the
Duke of Sutherland and Mr. JSeres
ford Hope at the head, offered him
in fee a sDlendid estate in one of
the midland counties of England,
coupled with a guarantee oi an in
come or 5,000 a year as long as ne
lived. He gratefully declined all
of all such they know. Address at once,
or you will lose tne best chance ever of'
fered to those out of .employment to
make money. V :
Kkmhke Manufacturing Co.,
lGlSmithneldSt.,
mar5d&wly - , Pittsburg, Pa.
For Dyspepsu Indigestion, Depres
sion of Spirits and General Debility, in
oi mcse vueiu, ami nwcytcu mo against Fever and Ague, and other In-
.IT . .L ' .1 Y I . .... . . 1 -. T.
Jrresiuencv oi vv asuiugtou auu ojtjo termitteM severs, tne "tmsao-fuos
ITniversitv at a salary of $3,000 a phated EiIxirofCaijsata," made by
, Here he earned Lis living as
year,
the hardest woriter in a nara wort
in faculty in training the youth of
the country up to the very hour of
the paralytic stroke ; which , im
mediately preceded his death. v
. . T 1- Pi I. (,nnfl ' fPtAl.
too. received many ouers ot a
similar kind, and likewise' declined
them. Two of these sons. are now
Drosnerous planters in Virginia,
The .third " succeeded his father in
the Presidency of Washington and
Lee University, and has filled the
position with credit for the last
thirteen years. . '
The true American spirit shines
inllGen; Lee'a example, the spirit
which prompted Washington and
his trenerals when they retired from
the public sprvice enriched only
Wi H. LlBCOMB.
jhim , LfonArt).
Elizabeth Iron Works,
CIIAS. W. PETT1T, rrop.,
280, 282,. 284 and . 286 Water street,
NORFOLK, VA . , -.
MANUFACTUBEB OF
ENGINES, BOILERS,
Saw and Grist-Mills, K.
SHAETINOS,
Fiilleys, Ilai'igers,"
FOROINQS AND OASTINGS.
, "Of Every Description. , '
H-Complete faculties for ALL WOBKVn
onrllne. -l. aul7-d&wly
r
Jofico
r
HIGHEST CASH PEICES
Paid for all kinds of OLD IROJf, METALS
and RAGS.
JAS. POWER & CO.,
2ft Rowland's Wharf. NORFOLK VA.
We are alwayaln the Market for the pur
chase of old wrockn, old steamers and old ma.
ohinery ofull kinds. 1 ' - . -.
All consltrnments attended topromptly and
carofnlly. and correct returns made, auHdly
LISC0IB&LE0NAR1)
Wholesale Cominission Merchants,
POULTRY, r GAME, FRUITS.
' AD "
Vpeqdiice, .
240 Washington Street & 92 Park Plafe,
' NEW TORK,
Consignments solicited. ; Returns prowptrr
made. : - .. -
KEt'ERENCiuwTrvinsr Kftttonal Hank. New
York. R. E. (Jochran A Co., Fark rlace.
Brower Brothers. Jits Washington Bt.. Knyara
uam, ifwunarnoersst. - m :-
Apply to r. j. mai ior stencns. npzausm
Wm. Pell Ballance & Co.'
. WHOLESALE DEALERS 15
Groceries," Cigars, : Snuff, "
' ' .Tobaooo,-' ; '
Fine Confectioneries &c., &c
. ' SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Your attention ia called to the , " '
MANY ATTRACTIOIIS
- 1 oner uub season, me .
LAB BEST Ever Showa . in Kew Berne; ;
' ConsiBting in leading articles, of .
BEAUTIFUL SOLID GOLD WATCHES
S CHAINS, CHARMS, LACK PUTS, ' '
NECK CHAINS, LOCKETS AND PENDENTS.
PLAIN AND FANCY
Bangle and Chain Bracelets, '
RINGS IN EVERY VARIETY. '
. . T ! " ct i , . : m T. .
ctue reriuuopio opoctauies auu tuyo
Glasses in Rubber, Steel, Celluloid, Sil
ver and Gold Frames. - A now method
of fitting the eyes correctly.
Call and examino stock; no trouble to
show goods. -:t. s , , . n
' Respectfully,
B. A. BELL, - '
Jeweler, Middle st., New Berne, N. C.
N." B.-I will give Fifty ($50.00) Dol
lars for any article ever sold by me for
Gold or Silver that was not ... - .
r octlldly" - . B.. A.. Bell,-. ,
with the re
it
Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, and
sold by all drueeists, is the best tonic
and for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness, it has no equal. " tuwl
Backache, stitches in the side. infla
tion and soreness of the bowels, are
Bymptoms of a disordered state of the
digestive and assimilative organs, which
can be promptly and thoroughly correct
ed by the use of Ayer's Cathartio Pills.
As dinner puis, ana as alas to digestion,
they have no equal." They cure consti
pation. ''-i'V. ..' . "-
'i lost Faith In Physicians. T
There are innumerable instances
where cures have been effected by Sso
vill's Sarsaparilla, or Blood and Liver
Syrup, for all diseases of the blood,
when they nave been given over oy
their physicians. It is one of the best
remedies ever onerea to the public, and
it is prepared with the greatest caro, as
a specilic for certain uiscarcs, it is no
wonder that it shoull 1 " DK.re '"-ct'K.l
than 1." 'y wrV:--n r 1 f ! r j
V
The underslened hnvine "eomoleted ar
rangements for an ICE HOUSE at Union
Point, wlsheB to Inform the public that he
has now on the way a large cargo of ICE,
which will be sold in large or small qiutnti.
ties. - . .-
Arrangements have been made for r .stall.
ing in a convenient part or tne town.
, Bpeolal attention is called to the ' .
Wlileh he propones to re-establish. V . " 1
With the facilities for handling Ice at Union
Point with but little expense, he Is confident
In soliciting: the pnbllo to hold their orders
for him, that they will oduuu the lowest pos
slble prices. ' "
Outof town oi-ders solicited, and promptly
K. O.E. LODGE,
' Craven St., below Express Office.
ap20d&wtf ' r ;
Vi'EAK, OBi'ELDFED-PARTS
ITijii t--N ' c . n.iTi'nrostiTig
a i .! TT i hi (11- '.j i r u, ti
on I r i e n wowi ITk ; v ti -; 1 1 r I s r : ; u ; i -jrr 1 'I,IliiJi
bngal)oiitMiiBTrtii.e ci)nU'aryrnuT;i.i . .
femaJtlKntOAL'a., liim'alo. IS.V.lfxlo JCpeiivigB
R ; T3EERY & CO.,. 272 Washing
. J3 ton street, JJew York- -
Constantly receiving on commission all
kinds of farm "produce. Are prepared
to supply the trade with Butter , Cheese,
Apples, Potatoes, and other fruits and
vegetables at wholesale rates. Quota
tions furnished at Berry's Drug btore.
jASII buyers can get
spot terms at
BERRY'S .
suit
Q AVE time, avoid delay when
kj ing, by having your prescriptions
dispensed at , . ,
jIMBLE fingers
BERRY'S.
work for the sick
BERRY'S.
A NIGHT BELL for the use of those
IX. that trade at - BERRY '8.
NO matter whose advertisement heads
the prescriirtion you still have the
right to have it put up at lifcUHx
rPO compete with low-priced goods
X furnished to our country stores
from the North, many druggiHts fee)
cnllod Upon to meet competition with
low strength goods. You can depond
upon the strengh of all goods covered
by my label. No slops put up at
:. LEIIRY'S
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MIXED paints, $1.C5 per f.llon, st
TO
fiflft Dr. KEAN,
No, 179 Suuril tl.-vuK bt.t CltloaKO kr
UlIiHtiot) 1063 KllH tt.ttliift All Prh
vl, NerToiiCuroul mill bjwcUIUIt
lcaittty yml dlaM, etc Con- -
Mivnnatiy, or vj iuer ire
U the onW phytlcUn 1b tli
citv that warraiittcurt or no par. KM
paCfl tUuitraUd boot, otw 1,000 pricrliUoUi U f
ul Hit Ion
, lr. KmO
JACKSON. HOUSE,,
New Berne, Pf . C.,' .
SAM'L JACKSON, pRowrrrm
HA. Flret-class accom modattorw for colored
peupie irovBiing, anu a nessasram ior gom
ernl patronage, from which nirnhih meals
to many white people and serve families ai
their residences in any part of the city.
,a. Refer to the people of New Berne gen
erally. 1 - declS-dly
VealilSSil'iiii
j 1
PWt, premature dft; V -rnd
failure to pcriorm lltu's
diille properly &1-9 cwuitid b
exceHKefi, errora of youtli, eve, : '
will Una a parfew't and lasting ;
reKtorntion to ro'MiMt hnniU
and T'iiroii - ni m
1 H t ft b 1 1 - - '
eitlier Bhuniii ti utut - nm nor .
instrurneian. 'i hiBtns.uimiitof
l orvoin Do hill ty and
1, hvNluiilliiccnv luumfoTHily
AiOOffiRfnl brnB bnMd on iicrit-'ub diagncMni..
new und dlroC vtivii nod and absolute thor f
oiishmM. I" II iniormation and Ireutise irea,.
Address Consulting Thysician o
MARST0N KEViEDYCO.,46VV.KlhSL,NewYo;fc'
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Having pnrohssed the RED FRONT STORE
, - of W.y. Ballance & Co, oiler -
A CHOICE SBLECTI01I
OP ' -
FI1IE: GRCCZHIES '
AND
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