It would bs to Bee Napoleon crossing the Alps, with ninety thousand Briurb
KimeD, in an open boat. BUT it is & greater eight t .ce the
crowd going to the Swre of
F. T. PATTERSON,
The Middle Street Merchant,
WHO HAS A FINK I INK or
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
Consisting of LINEN, and .SHI'KM'CKKI; 1 I . li I W1.U.11T bl "IIS at HAI.l
PKlCE. Shirtb, Collxrc "n lis. 1 n lerwe&r fur uiiiint-r ace at y "ur ov 11 tlguree .
THUNKS ami VAUM.S -i-iti...- thing f"t (ft weather trael at way d-.wn
prices.
1 must make rooiu I all Mock hence Mil! not arr Sum
uier Uooih iiI).m I m lift n 111 1-1 the lienefUol (lixoiint
Do not ttbk us Id euuiner.il'- 1 r r-tnc b . but , m,r rihl aljii wild ths i r -wj
and make your selection.
hverytbing a youug man n .1-1., re'leni:-h 1,1 waidrube. Neck W ear, neat
and stylish, knocks the figure, niil oil the thei in, -meter hmw Hat? below
2'ro. Carpefs. Homespun, hboes, they j.ist walk away at the prices we otter
them, and all other goods atLuW 1'KK'l.S. ru j 7 J 601
MAX SCHWERIN
nBMOVBD
HIS CLOTHING EMPORIUM
U. 1 1,- 1 1 lately occupied by Win. Hoi I irter . " I 1 if ilh uiuir 1;. ., m 1 1 i-j my
hit increased Slook, he is, ith the assistance o(
Ml. tSV. ."1 I J lvi I a If. IJALL,
prepared toehow and sell at Hani 'an Prices
The FINEST, NOBBIEST, NEATEST, PRETTIEST and BEST
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Straw, Derby and Fur Hats,
Doots und Shots,
Dry Goods, Etc., Etc.
1 AM SOI.K Aiil'.NT FOj;
A. A. BATTLES' MEN'S CALr SEWED $2.50 SHOES
'lliroulv Mn-t-K in 11,'si'llv 1 lint lire W A Kit N I
II'; I Hie Mtiiiulm liii.i In Ml hiuI ,M -. I i I M V
CI N I 1 M H, I - Y w 'it I 1 Wanaikltdi (.I.n. ,-1
H 1 . 1 f 1 1 1 - 1 n '1 n 1 1 ' v w 1 1 ' : 1 11 ; 1 1 'b1-! -null I : 11 1
Ol,', I U 1- lull,.-! .. " ! .., ! .ill', r'r-l-
lin 11 I n I 1 i 1: . ', v. , j , k l 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ( a 1 : ;, M ,Nr ,
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lifhj . lllit'o! hi..! I ,. .1 j-t ' - I t- ! , ' 1 v r 1 f. 1 : . ,-limn-
. J l.t ' Ait- , I ,11''., I " u I. 1 : 1. I I 1 ,i
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hit t-i,K. hi " 1 . u . i- 1 1 1, : ; !.- i. I I 1. 1 I i - -1
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H:.i -l -. :.. t . ' I i,r ! , s- , .. , , , I .1 - , .. . U , ;
Hit' - 1 1 ' iii I ; . 1 mi :
rBpM tf u 1 1 V H(l icil an iiiMpti I c,f u
ion U all purciiahin from iik.
Middle Siri-et. at Win.
KINSEY
Girls land Young Ladies
La Grjm( TV", c.
hull i-orpM nf Tt'iicliei h. New BuiMin'. Aiiipli- arcuiiuiiiiilat ioiin hir
Hoartlorn.
Writ i lot terms to
unl(! (hvtf
OLDEST AND LARGEST
Walter
tu t M a i n stki:i;t,
ta
'4'
. jimmmd mm
Correspondence solicited. Catalogues mailed free on application at the oflioe of
our North Carolina A Rent,
Adorpli Colin,
junl7dwm MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE, N. C.
A-. lv?- rAViW. A . 1 'MASSlin
BMnufaml
04 nl bro
dMra n to th fn 11 njonunt of
urMMi' a iHsnir-'vwuMaiMi Twmn.iiiiii
an)ytrannh IM f toatoas Baaltik
.Tstka tmti.petorau
imnrMxliOTai
, MJWBmm, OirBnia
nukUuHMMiiu
AOtm brusi
ortocfi udalonoj,
MSM
UCTWMO MRWN8 ca hy FUI
mm
TOIL BROTHERS,
Wholesale Grocers,
. " HATE" REMOVED TO THEIR
f.- ........,..
TV0 STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND,
And kp of JPOtTR. OTEATS, COFFEE. utTGAB. sritFPS
MoiAaKSBiAMfil TOBACCO, ' SNUFF ADjciOAMd n
TcrjtKinr in the GROCRT 'jifME' WJJIJU STOCK ' and At
LOT ritlCTES for OAsia.' " . " S ' ' m24b ' (
l M if t
i 1 ! . L I uai :uilct i i.l i -1m
MAX SCHWERIN,
1 l.illister ' Old Stand, Siti nf 1 laj.'
SCHOOL,
JOSEPH KINSEY,
I'KIM ITAI..
MUSIC HOUSE IN v..
itu uMOM), .
l'ianoK nn, I (irg'uis on cany monthly
ilan at factory prices. Old Instruments
taken in exchange, bought, rented and
repaired .
Inimrime .Stork of SIIEI I !T1 1 M .
I lif .rurl ion Itooks of ntlklnilH KiktIhI HI
coiinl lo Teachers ftinl Helmols. ( atalosiues
niaileil free. AsBortinenl of Music neat on
lelertllon If desired Htrlnps lor all MukIchI
Jrjsli urn in I B. A few bIIbIiiIv useil 1'lano and
. . p.ru its ii( ,tun.l..r.l ... n t, vnn. ml t'NUl
Agents of Dolison s Professional hllverBell
Banjos.
Violins, Aecorillons, anil every tlilr u In t lie
Musical 11 ne.
void tb lll.lMiiti.M tdrtwwi
m but wcw iiiiiwiiiw. tula u (UBCU,
win WDU7 unujbqpiaea uiiurrio
nn. jw a duuiuiidi init fmj
IC1IRKD IhMMk AMI InMn
Wilh SII1SMIII to " or mm Min
orlooonraiienofl in any nr. rounded
tatjBtito mtaumL prtadelM. Br dim
llcukuitk the aal of dlaaaai ila ncinii
liMmwiila fclt witkjwrtV lUt. ..i.n 1
fmrtinm (hft linmin niranlBiir TTIiiml Th
jraKcd ultnuliiK elamaott of Ul an gMt bMk,tbeMti4
Iiotimi rlmi fiUsnd rapkUjgtlm bothitmma snd tmiu
TKATVEKT. Ou MW.w1NlW. TtoH, ()
HARRIS REMEDY CO.. Rn Crimst
oev .TiithStw.gT;ijgrjM. im
Trial of our Appliance. Ask for Torrnal
THE JOURNAL.
10.VT I.OOk rOK lHt rSKHH.L
MIL il (UHL 10 THE I HL i M.
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t ..r a iu -1 r . li -r
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l.rt ILc Uii Ll I. ::. t . j r
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Al l -'.1 '. ::. I. I. r-.
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1 ' j li t 1 . k ! rut u.:
lu tbtr t L r t a 111
1 M life Id H j UILi-1 U. '
t .. '. i I -. I
IuUgl.
Kule. Ov.lilJtrs UL I . . thl. : :
pathway uiay cuibbri
Vr sbal I nud hi 1 IbeM- i br t ai 1 er . . K . v
euouKh.
And a map luajrby i . iij v, , , i ;. I
lessen iheir nuuilin .
The trouble we tight wal. Itf : t- .: a
oears.
I the tiui t f i le c -u. . i v n. . I. a i iri
w ill seein
i. 1 the eyes w i r n w r, w a : i, i :, . .
quickly w lib lea i
l'.u I look for the bii-lgi l.l. - ii.e
l'i the stream
Willi gratitude de ,. ! I w l.al .' 1 ..
enjoy.
A nd ned less an irl v r-"-edily bur
N ben foreboding f i nipci-e appeiB l,
annoy ,
Hing It off as a burthen eat dru.k
and he merry .
Attend to your duly be cheerful anJ
strong;
Where sunshine is brightest, there
bask in its beam
Keep your courage alue f .r mui battle
with prong
I lull l look for the br idge t il ; "ii cm in
to the stream.
You ma v say 'tis your t - I, . .u l.l I 1
darkens the air
Thai yuur brain bid i. !" I. ! i n.'
1 1 1 h i.t 1 1 1 ma r r n w
Ti ('I u V I'll' tor lull! i,r, '. 1
H lldl'lice all I 1 ..I r
Cut wait t;li it.- i . ' ' : '. ; ' . : ' i
l '11 I f I I I 1 ' w .
I T "in , 1 1 , u m . . ' l. . ' r
I lie bi-fl
l,o k no W r- 1.11 '. I h 1 I. ' . I .
much may 1' n
M ' t w hal O"!!!!-,-. w ! i n
' 1 lea i n ll.r I i 1
I ii 1 .U ! i 11.. I i. i.-. '. . . .
I ' t hi- fill ..II,
Wl... !.! . 1- ...-l If ll t , f : . .'.
to re.
i I i in) i n I u ram e t " In ,i i i : . i v. I,
ilh thr hroi "ding
To maun if v danger w ill nuiiiilt f eai .
And thiubt is a d a. --lard whercwi m
liuding.
('(intent with tin- i .y thai tb - n-n-nl
lnspiree,
No more on the wo that m i) ine in
you dream .
Meet Fate, when it sliikrs. with the
force il requires -I
on 't look for the bridge till you cmne
to the stream.
Transplanting tvergreeu Mini lis.
Many failures occur from hick ol
proper treatment at traiiHplant iiil'.
There is no more beautiful nlirub I
of thin kind, than mii native !
"Laurel" (improperly no called, an I
it in not a Laurel I, Kulmia lati Uilia,
aluo called '-Calico HumIi." It in
very rarely seen in cultivation, ami
Ibere is a general belief I lia! it can
nut lie transplanted Itiun 1 !;o w
but if w would . c 1 1 III oil!
grounds. wo must p t Iiiii.h i jjimui
trees. c k now nl ,i j,'ri .1 ; .ol in ; t ct
Ol t 1 1 IS slllll I I. W I II I 1 III 1. 1 1 I i , I I : I I I Mil
all fjlllsli lilll'si'iv, while l! etrn
by t linlisailds w 1 1 111 il :i lew intli-s id
Ins jilace. et tin- sn u!i cm In
' i ansplaiit cd .is i col 1 1 ;c ,i w
il one w ill, at 1 1 .m ', .i n I ; i, r.
cut 1 1 1. n k 1 o I liimve e , r y li i!
lh is appea i Ilk' -( 1 lie 1 1 ci! til.
lint im less dtie will cu' the beaut 1 1 n !
Hh ru b back to a naked stem, lie had
belter leave it where it grew, lot il
will siiiely tail. Treated thus, Mp.
ces.s is as certain an with any other
shrub. In due time the naked Mem
will "break,'1 producing an abund
ance of new shoots, and by autumn
will bo supplied with abundant
foliage. Having done tins, and
seen it done by others, it may be
tried with full confidence of success.
We have no doubt that other shrubs
of this class, if on their removal
from the nursery were treated in
the same manner, wonld succeed
more frequently they now do. Yet
few have the the courage, when
they pay a dollar, more or less, for
a shrub, to mutilate it in this man
ner. Still, it is worth trying.
American Agriculturist.
A Syracuse lawyer, in draw ing
up a brief, referred to a "gote," a
"carpentir," a "hotell keaper" and
a constebul," and yet he won his
case. A lawyer who can weep no
fore a jury has no need of any
orthography at all.
Fre Trade.
The iuctldribf' Internal revenue and
the-taking off-W revenue BUtnp from
Proprietary Me4ioiaes no doubt has
largely benefited tho consumers, as well
as relieving the burden of home manu
facturers. Especially i this the case
with Green' August Hewer and Bot
cheeks German Syrup, as the reduction
of thirty -six cents per dosen, has been
added to increase the size of the bottles
containing these remedies, thereby giv
ing one-fifth more medicine in the 75
cent size. The Uf7itf Flowr for Dys
pepsia and. Liver Complaint, and the
German (fyrup tor uoogtt ana iung
troubles, have perhaps the, largest sale
of any medicines in the world. , The
advantage of increased size of the bot
tles witl be greatly appreciated by the
siok and. afflicted, in.Tvery town and
tillage in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cento remain the same
size. w - -
1 CONSTIPATION
t I u '. i t i '. ' t t . e ' t - ..- r b ' '..r.
T ,, -
Hi: . Hfa-.iu.Lv,
B:tt; Ur.-:r.!i. el'
TCrr..
T K K llM I I IIK l.MI I K .
J . II in.n (O
Kinston College,
I .M o x:
. i . . miiMM i
I .ii.. - I i j .- i - f
loilAl Jim : I .
fill I I II I II Ml 1 II I
TRINITY COLLEGE,
rm I i I i i
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r
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HI, I, in, I, .I 1,1,1 !-,. . li..' . . ! I
i''m.i mil i . '.' ' 1 1 1 . a 1 1 1' i i,'i 1',-ki. ' i
Ji-i.l I I . I . ' I ' ' . .- , I ;;, I. I .
, .' ilw 1-1,
Greenstcro Female Ccllcgc
(.1(1 I VMIOlltl V
'lit- ;-: : h r Sre. .. n f u
C, 111 P-'(1 HI, I I ..),. T . l.s w . ,, t' , .
to. i v.- I s I i m: it I II .f I i ' - I . 1 ' -
t W it 1 if Il i . . i . ! li : . 1 ! u ! I ' 1 .
tiirliiji I'll 1 li. in , ,. ,i! .n ' . i. ' ' r . 1
(lit ' f' ( 1 - : -t ! H : . 1 in "t t 1 n I
If . i t 1 1 . i Ii ! ' Mi,s i I . ' i.l i . b : . ;
M-..:-r:. -h. ' i ' ' ' ' ' -. '
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A No; : ' i 5.) ivin 3 y s :
II, , '. i.t. L i t IMU
f .,i , ; . , . . .1. .. ... 1. ami
h OV I I ' I' . . '. ... . ' . f lli.lt I'll J
w i i k
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;. I
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,1. s.ttilili ll
(., ,11 ..
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i ; . '.i u ,ii i , .
(Min i , : i M.,
Goods Found,
In l i',(, l, - i. I! ,- lc" , f
M mi ,i v I -I m 1 . j. - - i il... n.irth
Hide i , f Nil, ' !,'..; : ; , . ( Iw-rne.
and iibiMit ii ' ', ,i ! '. i." 1'nrif
road . n l"t ' f I, n i , i-'i't. Hi'iuiiiH.
the itifide ".ii-: i ' .a ll. it-, etc .
The o in r , ,r , ! : - ! i 1 i: ,Ik can
ohtain the t-;, ' Iv ; -.ci:.; IwUntial
proof of ( i w 1 1 e r -1 . 1 1 1 i' ( ii,,; fur this
advertmement und nihi l , Imres. It in
tbouKht that tlii'Be .khIs wi re Ii ft there
hy the notori"UH horse thief w I. ' ;i m
thin t-t ( Hon pntne I ime heo.
fll.Vlil.KV ll', "K.
jvlTdwlri) New Berne. N.l'
Take Notice !
Our Ptnre in filled w ith
ro isions, ;rocories, iuiimmI
UomN, Pry iools, t'ro kery,
Etc. We keen a full line of the
Celebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes.
ALSO
C. S. Parsons & Sods' Boots
and Shoes,
Every pair warranted to give satis
faction. Country merchants and the people
generally are requested to call and ex
amine our large stock before purchas
ing. We will give you low figures.
We job Lorillard 8nuff.
ROBERTS BRO.,
South Front t.. A'etc Berne. A'. C
A BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE."
CAPTrTATISG ! TSEFl L ! Eloeoetit
niKaraione. nd Diplomatic Faprrt on the
jrcat Public QueMlom of thcPaat n Preaeal.
T JAMES GBLAIE.
ttmhrarins hi manterly mnmt nt on U vital hnoe
In the firt Stotrn Srrupfl. the Alt Important
lahor Overturn. ProMMKon, Wrli Home Bute, etc
etc pr-A FtKTrni foe Book C:.tw!KI im
cttoxs roa Tbkmtoht Comito in with a Rttwi I
IBS, HKSKV BILL, PUBUKH1NU CO. Koawica, Ct.
holers Morbus
rmps
o 1 1 e
idrrhoc
summer
Cured lyf
i caspoon ful nf
irr.Da is nn K (lit
in. a. little Milder
Sugar and V, dter
Al'.aL'.;: k N crti: Carolina h it I
h i I H 1 , t '
I II! NIT I li K.
Farl:r Suite, Chamber Cctc
Walnut Bedsteads,
It ii re. ins, Wurilrolx'S
1 at I reni'), Chairs,
1OilngeH, Holas,
( eut re Till I -. l .t e ,
AT ICOCK BOTTOM ITCH I S
JOHN SUTEH,
M',,l,lls Htrel. "inw Herns '
FASTKK1 0RTH ( A K 0 L 1 1 A
MARBLE WORKS,
MH I'.IKM.V.I. 1
Monuments. Tombs-
A: ; ft . . b : li (iiavr aiul I ' u '. . il'. ii . work : u
ITALIAH&AMERICAN MARBLE
Or : cr w ll 1 receive prompt Rltentio
oaimfartion guaranteed.
JOL K. WILLIS, Proprietor
iHu -cesaor to Uenrge W. flaypno.
(', r. HROAH AD CKA KS St$.
SEW BERXE. A. (
() K. Mtt.LlH ii my authorised ager.
nKinston. ma80-lrdw
Hyde Line Company.
NEW BERNE, N. C ATRI I. ?K, isk:.
BCMME.K SCHEDULE OF THE PTKAMRK
Tn jo IntoetTex-t on after May lit. lfKT.
Wedneaday Leave :New Berne at RKVKN
A.M. for Bayboro. stopping at Adams CreeS,
Hmlthl Creek, Vandemere and Stonewall.
I Thnrsdsy Leave Bayboro at BEVEN A. M
' for New Berne, stopptrjg at 8tonewa,II.Vande
! mere, Smiths Creek and Adams ( eek.
I Satnrday Lave New Heme at SEVEN
A.M. for Bayboro, stopping at Adam ("reek.
smiths Creek, Vandemere and s woe rail.
Monday-Leave Bayboro at SEVEN A. M
r New Berne, stopping at Stonewall. Van-
demere, Smiths Creek and Adan'J Creek.
By t his arrangement we are able to make
rinee connection wlln U.e Northern teamers.
also havlniz good accommodations both lor
pnwenger and frfight at very low rate, and
ask the merchants and producers along It
line to give It their cheerful support. Freight
received ander eoverevery day of the week.
For fnrtber Information enqnlre at lhe
office, foot of Craven street,
Or any of Its agents at the following places:
ABE LEE, Adams Creek,
S. L. McOOMOAli. BmllhsCTeek.
1. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
C, EL FOWLER, Stonewall,
FOWLEB CO WELL, Bayboro.
ap2 aw W. P. BURB.UB, G. M.
hrfo. " -
STEAMEHS.
i li K
NEUSE L TRENT RIVEB
SttttiLboat Company.
Stiaaitr '1 l t lit
(jteaixiei h.lt:atou.
li . '. .. I !,
h 6 .L.l
.. c ' ale
w r ; n . I K ::.'. i.
; i- a i . k v t
e-. b. '.
EASTERN CAROLS DSPATCH
II,. I iit r I t i," l.t I II)
Ntti hriix I nili r ii lei i I. 4 ) ti I I it
I", ,!.(,. m I, V.,l..;k, llilllllliiir.
IMitliflrli lila ) ii . IIii(d,
- I , ' In f llmhilli ( I!) . ( .
::.!) e.m;n:'.n yiLAMiH'.r c!:mfany
Hi;-()iT:i;n.
Jl, Oi l Ilo.llllllo , McKMi'l.lp .MI
n i) I Li n ii 1 h a v ot I U sin
1 ( i ll t r . la Ibr inn f ir i ii 1 1
Ii t- i n 1 1 n 4 r ( innl
li
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I r I ii Ii I n , lliinlon, I'mm lilrui r,
An 1 Jill i - ii. in. N. Mini t
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m w or UM
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Lire fl 1'itr ia .New Ycrk.
The N. FiviKiif Line
FOi: NEW VOHii,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
a:.i h i - (..i.t
7S i and Wot
4 ft-: t, : - .1 ! w ' , : f .if i :s . '. lr, N w
' : Sf w HctLf At
ru ic 7. nokth kivi:k,
of Xeic York and Baltimot
Transportation Co.
i p r . ur, 1 hon!d rmt'Trib rthnithiplioL'i
th Mam I.men i ui of Npw Vr h , id ftkin
Ak) j . r. i.e-c in w nb Hul tim o r f ft it Nr-w Ben
SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMERS
Between Hew Eeme a.nd B&Itimon
t orfoUl
IftTing Nrw Bprnf fur Baltimore TtTEflDAY
FRIIAYS tl pro LetT Baltimor fo
New Berne WLhNLSDAYS dnd SATURDAY
. r .
AxBt ir as fol)vt
ElP-- FOSTER. Qvi Jsnff ct.
90 Light St . Bal't M
AS W McCARRICR, Aft Norfolk, Va.
W P. Cjd A Co., Fhiliv-silihi. U Sont
York h Hn'.to TrAn. Lin, Pier .Norm rltr
F SfirrpFrvn. Hopton, 6S tVntrsil wharf
K. M KiThwell, FroTnlcnc? K I k
l. ( Mich, Fall KiTr, Dprru M wharf.
thipi )Mte-Boston. TupkIaj and Satnrdaj!
N w York daily.
Baltimore. WivinedAT" and Hatordaj
Fall River, Mondaji, Wedcdaj-t
Fridar-
' KroTldencf?, SatnrdftTt
hrongh bilU lading fiven. and rateicnar&a
to all points, &l the dllferiit nfflcea of
iroid Imtyt ct Bulk ud Ship rii
N. C. LINE. d
Kar Nil S E 3KAY As Haw im H
ft