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THURSDAY,
OCT. S1,;18G7
Tfce Bridal The Burial.
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' 'Tis a. beautiful 5pot, in a Southern clime,
Where is floating a soft perfume,
; And the bells ring out, with a joyous
chimcj
Like the richj glad sound of a poet's
rhyme, ;
EreaUi'e.oot where the roses blown.
." Tis a festival gav, and a jewelled throng
lit; ve -gathered this pleasant night,
- 8insr;
r . Arc burrie- on the passing breeze along,
I rem the hall of dazzling light.
But Iiercvs a Sudden hush, as a white-veil-
. ;d.Brido
i-i . -.I. .i 1 1 . .
k. uhucs jii wiin a giiiiur oi grace ;
.She's, young and fair, and the man at her
-f 'Lbofis' hwn, with a raptured lover's
,; V. pnde,
I ! On. hejr'beamiug, blushing face.
v, jiite Yews aic spoken, and the beautiful
' Is a w fee and a woman now ;
With & heart as pure as a gleaming pearl,
A ol licht as the srolden curl
-Thai rests ou her snowy brow.
There's a 'vUdering light iu her soft blue
'S ' ryty-
, As'..he sweeps through the smiling
Acd'her ajoile is as bright as a sunlight
V'.KKTv "
'.-.tAVhila-.a burden of joy breathes out iu a
.vi.And her life seems a radiant song.
frar hath passed in that Southern
,.
"3V--clinie,
t4i e is iloating a soft perfume,
tiie Hells ring out with a sweet, sad
: -Y-t-Xuie
fvlxyh.w, faint sob of a poet's rhyme,
katneu, over tlio cypress bloom.
i'nijjSl day, and a mourning throng
gauiercu amut the gloom,
a'jsauuds of grief, like a sorrowful
rorne on the passing breeze along,
i t;snauen tno son perfume.
lai,. vounc Bridt" in a c.skrt lips.
a strancclv nnfter,cd crni-o
Mght hath fled from her soft blue
'. eyes.
'the smile as bright as the sunlight
" skies,
( till rests on her beautiful face.
srisGi ANA.
The evangelicals arc about to intro-
noon prayer meetings, iu Wall
street, is. x.
A divine preached on Sunday morn
ing from the text : "Ye are the chil
dren of the devil," and iu the afttraooD,
by a funny coincidence, " Chiklrec.
obey your parents."
:0M age is stealing upon me rapid
ly," as the urchin said when he was
.stealing apples from an old man's gar
don, and s:;y the owner coming, cow
hide in hand.
That was a generous chap who, at
the meeting the other eveniug, put a
three-cent piece in the hat and took
out five. He helped a good cause, he
say?, but it was with a margin.
An Irish captain in the army, new
ly appointed to driil his company, vo
-eiferated loudly his first order to show
liis authority : "Advance three steps
backwards; aud those men without
arms, hold up your bauds."
I wo duelists, having exchanged
hots with effect, one of the seconds iu
terfercd and proposed that the parties
should shade hands. To this the oth
er second objected as unnecessary,
"for," said he, "their hands have been
shaking, this half an hour."
Mistress : "For goodness gracious
sake, Martha, go aud take the ridicu
lous thing off do." Martha ("which
I were well aware it were my new bon
net she were eluding'':) "Well, there,
Mum, I declare, Mum, 'I give my mil
liner horders to make it percisely sim
ilar to yourn, Mum !"
What a queer fellow the French -jnan
must have been, who for twenty
-years loved a lady and never missed
passing his evenings at her house. She
became a widow. "I wish you joy !"
cried his friend ; "you may .now marry
the woman you have so long adored."
"Alau !" said the poor Frenchman,
profoundly dejected ; "aud if so, where
shall I spend my evenings '!"
A young lady in Wisconsin brought
,a suit for breach of promise against a
male correspondent, aud on the trial
introduced several common-place let
ters on various topics to sustain her
case, ou the ground that the letters
were signed, 11 Ever Your.-'." How
could he be crcr hers uniess he intend
ed ts marry her? was the logical con
clusion of the unsophisticated damsel;
but the jury, not seeing it in that
light, non-suited her.
A tall, keen-eyed countryman walk
ed into a court-room during the pro
gress of a trial. Stepping up to one
of Ll "rings," he requested that the
prisoners might he pointed out to him.
The lawyer he accosted, being son:e-
vhat of a wag, pointed to the iurv.
The stranger surveyed them critically,
viieu, turum to Ins luJormcr, he re-
tnr.rKL'u : ell, they are a hard-look
ing set. ain't they ? 1 kuow by their
looks lhi-y oujjrht to go to State prison.
every one
of
!U.
ieiiow who i
considered rather
j i.iivui li.o ointT uay or me
TU;nn
inventions which have been
inj'd'j by the present generation, exul
t i n ply vvotr.id up with -for my part, I
believe every generation grows wiser
and wiser; I'm- there's my father, he
know'd more'd my gratidfather, and I
believe 1 know a Iodic more'n mv fa
ther did.'
'My dear sir,' remarked a bystander,
'what an old fool your great grandfa-
ffiu-l have been .
In I'hiladelphia, on) pleasant Sun-
eveir.ng. an oltt lady, whose failing
cs Uiiiianued an unusually large
nycr book, started for church a little
y. Stopping on the wav to call on
friend, she laid her praycr-bcok on
centre-table. hen the bells be
to chime she snntched what she
posed to be l.cr prayer-book aud
ted lor church. Her seat was at
.chane.-! end of tb.2 gallery. The
m coaled playing. The minister
?an. . lr iLPistW11 -sJier sup-
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ti:e
car!
the
TASBORO't
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins.
fTSlIIE SUBSCRIBER IS THE AU-
JL thorized Agent for the sale of II. L.
Emery & Son's " Universal Cotton. Gin
ane Condenser " Cotton Press and HOUSE
POWER, and all other artieles as are manu
factured by them for l'lantalion purposes.
In sections ol this ana other States bouth,
Emery s Gin has no rival. It is the fine-'i
Gin known aud when well eared for prodiic
es superior lint, with fewer motes and less
sand than any other in use. lh:s quality
makes it mere valuable than many may sup
pose, as it is now getting to be weil known,
that the India, Brazilian and Esyptain Cot
tons, are, in consequence of nice handling,
srainniir a reputation they did not enjoy a lew
years back. The neglect of mention to clean
picking and ginning cotton, will in a tew
years, it is thought by those w'jo profess to
know, do more towards breaking; down this
great agricultural puruit at the South, than
all other causes combined. It is already a
well ascertained (act. that the hnest speci
mens of Cotton exhibited in Liverpool du
ring, the past year, were from Egypt. Eine
ry's Gin in the hands of a skillfull and in'cl
ligent operator will turn out the cleanest Cot
ton of any other Gin in use, and cost is little
to keep it in order. The cost o! the Gin per
saw is only a traction higher than ordinary
gins. They are warranted when good c;
is used Willi them, t Yrsoti s who wish to
buy are requested to examine one I have at
Dozier s btore. It. iN UK r Jvlf. 1 , Ag t.
Sept. 1st. lt57.
I am also Agwnt for the ale of GUIS
WOLD'S and KlDll'S GINS. They are
both so well known here, and nl! over the
South, that but little needs being said in re
ference then;. Those who have used Gris
wold's think there is no other like it or so
good, and those who have used Kidd's think
the same wav. The late Baker Slaton, than
whom there tever lived in Edgecombe, a
farmer of closer observation or better judg
ment, used to say licit Kidd's Gin was as
guvtl iu every respect as any he had ever
used, and in cm- was belter, viz : That it eolfld
be handled ui .-re roughly by the operator
without injury, ihon uny other lie had seen
or used, it was f ir the same reason I pre
ferred Grisv. old's never having; used Ktdds.
1 haveseveral Gins of both kinds onthu way,
and would be glad to get orders from others
early, in order tlu;tl!:cy amy reach customers
ia good tiiiic.
SEED WHEAT.
I shall have in good time for planting seve
ral Hundred bushels of selected Seed Wheat
of both the White and Red varieties.
This wheat v. ill he furnished to parties
wishing to raise good wheat, and make a
brsiuess of it, to some extent foi the future,
at a price i hat will not more lha puj all the
expen e of getting it here.
I shall have G'uAKO of vai ns kinds to
put in with the wheat, and h to pains will
be taken to prepare iLe land .eil, and fur
row it in such a manner as t' allow no wa
ter to stand on the lieid du.i win'er.
IE ORELEET.
Oyster Shell Lime.
I have taken the Agency of a Lime com
pany, for the sale of Eurnt Oyster Shell
wuicii win ne ueliereu in bags say 1 1 or l-
hags to the ton. This lime will be old either
sifted or unsifted as the parties purchasing
may prefer. This is a cheap as well as an
excellent fertilizer. Samples can be seen at
K. IS' OR FLEET & COS MILL.
11. NL'R FLEET.
Hour! Flour!! Flour!!!
We will commence, grinding WHEAT in
a few days. Will be w-Il at wo.k by the l.'Uh
inst. We expect to receive a liberal share
ol the public patronage. We will pay full
prices fir wheat, or will exchanje Corn or
Meal for it. R. XOK FLEET - CO.
Com & Meal.
We will sell Corn and Aleal to be paid lor
in Cotton of the tirst packing, ll is now
kni.wn that the Corn crop not oulv promises
to he short here and all through tho State
but that a drought is prevalin in Ohio and
Illinois, that is so threatening to the corn
crop as to cause corn to rule as hi-sli in Cin
cinnati! and Chicago Markets as in N. York
and RaUimore. Persons who will be short
of com next year may lind it to their interest
to pive us a call and learn the propositions
we will make.
R. NORFLEET oc CO.
Cotton Consignments.
Rein Authorised by several of the largest
and best known Commission Houses in New
York ?nd .'Baltimore, to net as their Atrent to
ship Cotton nnd other produce. I snail be
pn pared to pay the Government Tax on the
same, and make liberal advances in money
also.
Perscns cntrustiu:? business of this kind to
me, can either designate the house to" whom
thev tie ire the consignment made, or leave
my discretion. Ju the latter
MISCELLANEOUS.
PRACTICAL RECONSTRUCTION !
The Rocky Mount Cotton Mills
R.fiVmilt. '
THE ROCKY MOUNT COTTON
Mills were destroyed by the Federal
Troops in July, 18G3.
They have been rebuilt from basement to
attic, and filled with new and improved
machinery, nnd are now turning out
Yarns of the best Quality !
Yarns will be delivered at Roeky Mount
Depot, on the very lowest terms for cash.
In a month or two those Mill3 will be
making 1.200 to 1.500 Yards or
Shirting and Sheeting per Day!
which will be sold as low as the same class
of goods can be bought Noith, Orders
solicited only so long'as my goods are sold
as low. as the same quality of goods are
to be had in any market. Address
WJL S. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co., ti. C.
June 27, 187G. 31-tf
ROCKY MOUNT FLOUR MILLS.
npiIESE MILLS HAVE ALSO BEEN
JL rebuilt and are equal to any in Eas
tern North Carolina.
Persons on the line of the Wilmington
Road can send their wheat by rail, in good
bags distinctly marked ; it will be receiv
ed at Rocky Mount depot, and the Flour
returned to the Railroad the charge of
drayago being only the Bran aud Shorts.
The patronage of the public is solicited
only so Ion as satisfaction is given.
Parties sending wheat by Railroad will,
of course, give information of the fact
through the mail. WJ1. S, BATTLE.
June 127, 18G7. 31-tf
tall and Examine for Yourselves
and be not Deceived.
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS,
nnd EUgg'iCSj hotb. top and no top, Har
ness, AVhips, &c, kep t constantly on hand,
or any style vehicle itliiilc to Ol'dor-
Munufacturiri" Materials (cf ry
description in my line for sale.Best of
workmen and using the best of material,
lia atisfieJ that I can give entire satis
fat, on as regards t rice and quality of
ffovi,; o all who may favor me with a call
Repairing of all kinds in my line down
wkb dispatch and on the most reasonable
term for Cash.
Good W.'ijrous nnd Carlos""!
to oi--ter at snort notice.
. J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Tailoro', N. C, May '2, 1807. 22-ly
WOULT) RESPECTFULLY TEN
VV dcr his services to the citizens of
EDGECOMBE imkI adjoining Counties, that
he keeps con.sta.nth on hand a large and
well selected assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Martingales
gy Harness, Collars, U hips,
Halters, &c, &c,
of his ovra Manufacture, and every ether
article usually kept in a Wholesale and
Retail Establishment.
His terms are strictly CASH.
Nov. 25, 1SS0. 1 ly
J. L. & S. T. GRELX,
GROCERS AND
Commission Merchants,
108 iryeauioro Street,
PETERSBURG, YA.,
(f rroSITE DOXNANS i JOHXSOX, )
GIVE THEIR PKOMI'T AND PER
soual attention to the sale, tin com
mission, of COTTON, TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, BAC0X and all kinds Country
Produce, and prompt returns made.
Will furnish FERTILIZERS of all kinds
on good terms.
Can also furnish goods not in their line
at lowest prices.
J. L. GREEN,
of Petersburg, Va.
S. T. GREEN,
Late of Warren Co., N. C.
18C7. 22-t25Dec.
May 2,
lrCOD FOR SALE.
"TITTE are now prepared to supply the
y V citizens of Tiu boro' and immediate
vicinity with wood in any quantity at the
landing uonr the Bridge, find on the most
reasonable terms.
Winter slowly npprouches, and the expe
rience jf the last should warn all to sup
ply themselves in time with a sufficient
quantity cf this indispensable article
SHAW k McCABE.
August 8. 8G-tf
CJeo. if?. LssemE'
LIVERY, SALE AXD EXCHANGE
S T A B I, ES.
(Formerly HOW'S Old Stand.)
EAM prepared tr furnish tranportation
to any section of the State wiih
good Vehicles, gci tic Horses f
ana carclul drivers. W ill keep V4
- . r .7
IIorse3, Slules, Vehicles, &c, S:c.
FOE SALE.
Parties wishing anything in my line,
would do well to give me a call. Horses
boardeJ by day, week or month. Also,
Vehicles kept on Storage.
G. B. LirSCOMB.
May 1G. 24-tf
RooUng' and Roofrng Materials.
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Can bo Applied by any Ordinary Work
man. Cast Oae-IIalf Less than Tin or
Slate.
Pip OOF PAINT, FOR COATING AND
B.L Preserving Metal Roofs. One Coat
equal to two ol any oilier kind of Taint
The Best for Leaky Tin Roofs Will last
three limes as long as any other kind.
SEND FOR. A CIRCULAR. Address,
W. II. .STEWART fc CO.,
Richmond, Va
Manufacturers of Felt, Cement, Black Var
nish, Roof Paint and Roofinr" Materials ;
also ASeot for "GRAFTON MINERAL"
Paints for ail kinds of Wood and Iron
Work. Houses, Barns, Sheds, Sic.
Sept. 20 32-3 m
WILSON MALE AXD FEMALE
man school.
Wilson, North Carolina.
LEXT SESSION WILL BE-
inday in July.
with the
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Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines, Ales and
25 SQUARE, NORFOLK VA.
SAME PARTIES UNDER NAME OF EVERTS fc MERRIFIELD, 60 SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA.
also, agents for the sale of the Great Tonic and Chill Remedy,
A N T I--M ALARIAL BITTERS!
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MANUFACTURED BY" T. T. EVERTS & CO., PETEESBUBG; VA.
September 2G. For Sale by MACNAIIi & OWEN, Tarboro', N. C. " 42-3m
THE PETEUSIif RG IRON WORKS,
NO. 40 OLO STREET.
RICHARD IRBY, President & Sup't.
T. E. MARABLE. Treasurer.
ARCHER PE 1l, iu charge of Manufactu
ring Department.
Can iind at this Establishment
PLOWS OF ALL, SIZES,
in great variety, and castings lor thenii
Wheat Thrasher3, Several Paterns. '
Cotton Gin Gearing and Gins.
Corn Shellers, Straw Cutters, Cider Mills,
Rockaway, Excelsior, and "Wells' Wheat
Faus,
N PROPER SEASON. ANY MA-
cliinc or iinjilcnict.. wanted will be fnrn-
islieJ on as pood terms as can be given any
where; and all sold will be repaired and
furnished with extra parts when desired.
No machine will be kept for sale except it.
is known or believed to be reliable by tli-J
Superintendent, who has had a varied and
long experience iu all that is used on the
farm.
x nn mHLto ermeii
Will be furnished with
Engines, Stationary and Portable,
Saw Mills and Fixtures,
Saw Cummers, &c.
Repairs to their machinery i'one with dis
patch and on fair terms.
TOBACCONISTS
Will fmd HYDRAULIC PRESSES and
other fixtures. Ttiey can have their repairs
done promptly, on reasonable terms, and
their factories fitted up wiih STEAM EOIL
EKS, working their machinery and heaiinjr
MILL OWNERS
Will find full line ol" Patterns for work of a!!
k;nds. and men w ho thoroughly understand
ail repairs needed. Abo,
Tsirbiue Wlscels of Several
Misadlsi Rial Most Ap
provetl Styles.
J.Ir. A. PEA. Ion? and favorably known as
a iirst class Machinist, ln.s ch jrgre of the
Maaufacl'iring Department, and will make
plans and estimates lor Engines, Mills aud
1'irttl. i Jss M ychinery.
All wanting 'rk e.r supplies will find a
disposition to" please and -ive satisfaction to
reaouabt.' customers, and a determination
to keep up wild uH the improvea;eilts of the
times.
Z&- Terms. Cash or City Acceptance."
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J. T. MCRRIS,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
IF TJ Ti NITUKE,
of all cl'criptions;
Raymond's Metallic Cases,
And WOODEN COL-FINS, of al
kinds, a'.ways on Land.
No. 127 Sycamore Street.
Petersburg, Va.
branch House at Raleigh, N. C.
ap. 25, 1807.
21 ly
TOS. A. KOOKRS-
GEO. K1VES. C. E. AKIN.
R0SSRS, RUES & CO.,
General Commission Mercliants
AND GROCERS,
No. 101 Sycamore Street.
l3etcrHoxirtr-
rE WILVi (5IVE PROMT TEll-
son.il alteiHion to al1 business intrust
ed to us. Consignments respectfully sons
cited.
p3 Jlr. T. J. JA T1U ATT has made ar
rangements with this house, and will be
pleaned to see his friends or receive consign
ments. Sept. 5. 40-lm.
NOTICE 70 COTTON PLANTERS.
WE ARE PREPARED TO FUR
nish the best Uoli I?:is;giig
direct from Manufacturers, also heavy Gua
ny Cloth, Flax and Jute Hope, Iron Bands
and Twine on the most favorable terms.
TANNAIIILL, MclLWAINE & CO.,
130 Tearl Street,
New York.
AND
MARTIN k TANNAIIILL,
129 Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va.
Aug. 23. S9-3m
R. C. Osborne . J. R. Patterson
N. M. Osborne, jr. L. E. Stainback
OSBORNE, PATTERSON & CO.
GUOCEKS AND
Commission Jlcrchanls,
. 103 Sycamore Street,
sept 11, 42 tf . Petersburg, Va.
M'lLWAINE & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Merchants,
70, 81 and 83 Sycamore Street,
PETERSBURG, VA.
'R. D. McUwiane. Frank roils.
S. XS. BriJgcrs.
Not. 25. 1-tf
PETERSBURG.
cfcJ EVE 3FL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WHOLK3AI.K DEALERS IX
COTTON GIX HORSE POWERS!
WE BEG LEAVE TO INVITE THE ATTENTION OF COTTON PLANTERS TO OUR
Improved Eight-Feet Stationary Power,
FOR
X2vi3a.g; Cotton CS-ixxss.
TT IS SIMPLE, STRONG AND COMPACT, AND CAN BE EASILY PUT TO
t gether. Yc sold a large number last season, and the demand is constantly increas
ing. The fu'.lowinjr letter from Col, Hood, of Surry County, speaks for itself:
s- It is with much pleasure that I state your Gin Horse Power
bought last season, proved an entire success.
1 applied a 1 ' feet lever and 0 leet band wheel to a 45 saw gin, aud one pair of culinary
mules, vltirh improved oi constant work, and with slow gate ot team, gave sufficiency ol
speed ; a capacity to gin of about 4,000 pounds per day.
The wear and tear of ginning 00 bales of cotton is not perceivable do not th;nk it could
be estimated at 2 per cent. It was put up and geared by one of the best machinists in the
State, who pronounced it superior to any patent he had seen; also, several gentlemen,
familiar by long use of gins, have examined it and decided to lay aside their old powers
and order this pattern of you.
Yours, most respectfully, WM. II. HOOD.
jipzohs QTmrsr $65.
Kfflfry'3 Cotton GillS, at Manufacturer's Prices.
Engines, Saw Mills, Tobacco and Cotton Presses, Plows, &c, on
hand and made to order at our Establishment.
TAS'PV, I.O!SI!: & CO.,
September 19. 41-2m PETERSBURG, XA.
KOKFOLK.
SEAL c&5 MEWTOM,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARIES,
AND DEALERS IN
Paliits, Oils, Wimlow-Glass, siBid Oiirden asid Field Seed.
No. 17 East Main Street, Norfolk, Ya.
Special attention given to the orders of Druggists and Physicians, and quotations sent
by return mail. Sept. 5. 40 om
TEIK SEW HOTEL..
rSflllE ERECTION OF THIS BUILDING IS MOST IMPORTANT TO THE
a Public, but our first consideration is obviously to build up and restore those fal
len and shattered human frames ; and to advance this, we know of nothing more etiicacious
THAN THE EREE VSE OF
Rockbridge Alum Water and Mass.
We take pleasure 'n calling attention to the following extract of
resu! gentleman weil known throughout this State:
" I have a(tt .'idod this Spring every summer for the last five or six years, and have. dnH
rinr that tni.e. witnessed many instances in which it has cured cases of liver complaint,
('vspepsia. ctinier. bronijlitis, sore throat, together with scrofula and cutaneous affections,
many of which have been pronounced by physicians incurable. I make no hesitation in
say, fig that ii is by far the most variable water in this country : it reaches many diseases
t'tnt aw otherwise incurable. 1'cw fei.Ie diseases it has been found invnluahle. It loses
none of its virtue by transportation. I have used u barrel purchased of you, aud have
found it just as efficacious as when used at the Springs.
LONELIUS TVREE.
Powaiiatan Covnty, Va.. July Cth. 1S51.
,3tfiT For sale bv SE.'.I, 4 MUVTOX,
Cases of oae desea bottles each at $1 50. Sole Agents lor Tide-Water. Va. -4
Sept. ith, lbo7. 40-.ini '
NO ONE SHOULD BE WITHOUT A BOTTLE OF SEAL k NEWTON'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
Pure fiaoLGBt C3ri:o.oi.
It is made from the selected root, and we offer it as a grateful stimu'ent and carminative,
in cases of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Cholic, &c. We do not hesitate to say there is not a
better preparation of Ginger ollered to the public than this, and it may be taken with ad
vantages iu pain or uneasiness of the stomach or bowels and debilited state of the diges
tive organs. A liberal discount to the trade. SEAL cc NEWTON.
September 0th, lbu7. 4i--Cn.
WAILEY'S
Patent Self-Fastening
Wrought Iron Buckle Tie.
First Premium Awarded al Louisiana Slate
Fair.
T T is as flier, a tie, and the Iicst one yet
ii invented, it is the strongest tie, stand
ing by test a strain of (2,000) two thous
and pounds. The most easily adjusted tie,
as it is self-fastening. The most 6implc,
requiring only to slip the baud into the
buckle, and the elasticity of tbe cotion
fastens itself, and it cannot become unfas
tened. For sale iu large or small quanti
ties, by ROSS, ROBERTS & CO.,
Commission Merchants & Gen'l Agents,
ro Front Street, New York City.
July 25, 18G7. 3I-3m
AGENTS WANTED.
EN every county of North and South
Carolina, to Canvass and Sell LLOYD'S
NEW DOUBLE MAP OF NORTH AME
RICA on the face, and a COUNTY MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES on the back
covering 24 square feet of muslin, with
rollers, etc. Other agencies can be given
if desired. Agents make from five to
twenty dollars per day. Address
VrARREN R. MARSHALL,
General Agent Lloyd's May,
Columbia, S. C.
July 18. 33-om.
All Carolina papers inserting this no
tice to the amount of 3 will receive a
copy of the map in payment.
JNO. W, WHITE,
Cabinet Maker and Undertaker)
Tarboro', N. C.
HAS on hand a large lot of Bedsteads,
Chairs and others articles of Furniture,
v,hkh be offers to the public cheap for
Cash, all kind of -wood Coffins, of all sizes
on hand.
All kinds of Furniture Made and Re
paired at the shortest notice.
Jan. 27 9 tf
AUCTION I AUCTION ! !
ON Tuesday and Saturday of each week. I
will have an Auctioa iu Front of the Court
House. Persons c-esiring property of any
kind sold, will do well to call on me. As no
effort will bs spared to obtain the highest
prices. J. B. HYATT,
Dec. 2, tf Auctioneer.
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
against mc, as principal or surety, will
find it to their interest to deliver or send
statement to my Attorney, Hon George
Howard. Prompt attention requested,
ap 18. 20-tf DAVID W. BULLOCK.
Lumber! Lumber!!
5 WILL deliver all kinds of L JJIBEK to
any convenient point from my Mill, at
the bhortest notice, and oh reasonable
terms. ELIAS CAtlR,
je 30-31-tf. near Sparta, 17. C.
X" S ,
THE SEW HOTEL.
letter from a reve
IMPOltTANT TO
COTTON PLANTERS.
GET THE REST.
THE UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gin and Condenser,
HORACE L. EMERY'S PATENT.
Manufactured exclusively by
Horace I Emery & Son,
ALBANY AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
Albany, N. Y.
jiJ-PEND FOR CIRCULAR-ti
Warren & Wooflhouse, Agents,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Storo,
Vo. $ Roanolic Square,
Norfolk, Va,
Proprietors and Manufacturers of Wart-en's
celebrated
COMBINES COTTON. C0HN TOBACCO and
VEGETABLE PLOW,
IRON TURNER PLOW AND SCRAPER,
Patented June 18th, 1SC7.
This is the greatest labor saving implement,
for its cost yet offered to the planter.
Agents for Biekford & Huffman's world re
nowned Wheat Drill, with Guano and
Grass Seed Attachment.
Aad for P. F. Smith's Patent Cst,
Cast Steel Plow.
For circulars or information, Address
WARREN & WOOOIIOVSE,
NORFOLK, VA.
September 19. 41-tf
JOHN MYERS' S0XS,
Commission Merchants,
Receiving and Forwarding
AGENTS.
WASHINGTON, N. C
April 4th, 1867. 18-tf
Notice to Creditors.
ALL persons having claims against L. S.
"Punh,' either as principal or surety,
will please present them immediately or
as soon as practicable, to the undersigned.
' L. D. TENDER, Att'y,
5 Tarboro', August 1. '"' 3o-tf
MEDICAL.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN BLOOD MEDICINE
DR. ' LAWRENCE'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
OSABALIS.
A sae and certain cure and the only one yet discovered) for
SCROFULA, in its various forms.
SUCK AS
CONSUMPTION in its carl fagcg,
Enlargement and Ulceration of the Glands, Joints, Bones, Kidneys, Uterus
Chronic Rheumatism, Eruptions of tbe Skin, Chronic Sore les, &c.
ALSO,
SYPHILIS, IN ALL ITS FORMS,
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Loss of Appetite, Sick Ileadacke, Liver Corcplaint, Pain in tlio Back, Impru
dence in Life, Gravel, fiS?" General 111 Health,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
2T BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
JfST It thoroughly eradicates every kind
iue enure system 10 a neaitny condition.
IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never producing the slightest injury.
The EOS AD ALIS is not a Secret Medicine. The articles from which it ia
made are published around each bottle, and it is used and recommended by the Med
ical Faculty, wherever it has been introduced, as a positive and bemablb Medicine,
for diseases of the BLOOD, LIVER and KIDNEY'S.
USED AND ENDORSED BY THE LEADING PHYSICIANS EYEZ
RY WHERE IT IS KNOWN.
Prepared only by J. J. Lawrence, M. D., Chemist, Wilson, N. O.
For sale by all the Principal Druggists in the United States and Canada.
AXD WHOLESALE EY
D. EAPiNES & CO., 21 Tar Row, N. Y.
E. "WILLIS, Wilmington, N. C.
PRICE 81.50 PER 130TTI7E.
(J'SENT ASYWHEKK BY EXPRESS, ON RECEIPT OF Pit ICE.
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN TIIR WORLD.
iir. JLawcnce's Celebrated " RO $ 1 B 'M I K S.
Read the following Rome Cervifcatfs from ; Certificate from an old and much respect-
Pltj skiar-s. j ej tj(jzcn 0f Green Couuty, now a rp-
, We hereby certify that the ROSADLIS j of N Q
is prepared by a Physician, who is an ex-
, . . . i r.i,01,.;lt I hereby certify that during the summer
perienced pharmaceutist and Chemist, ana , , "i ,Q ' .. . , ,
. i -;, o,,fl rahialle nl fall of 1866, that I was severely at-
tiat his remedy is un rficienl and taiuaoie , ... , . , ,
c..r.,i c,.r,t,;i; A-p u havitis fluted with Carbuncles, having had us
tilllj 111 ctiuiuia, w;""11 ? o
performed some rcmarhahle cures in this
vicinity. W. A. DUGGAN, M. D.
E. BARNES, M D
R. W. KING, M. D.
Wilson, N. C., February 4th, 1807.
We hereby certify that we regard Dr.
Lawrence's Compound Extract of Rossidalis
as a Reliullc Alterative, e.
A. D. MOORE, M. D.
L A. STITH, M. !
Wilson, N. C, May 10, 1807.
Edgecombe Cour.ty, N.C , May 2d, 18GG.
Dr J. J. Lawrence Dear Sir: Tlease
send mc jnnneuiateiy, per e.M i
boro, two dc-en itore bottles of your Rosa-
dalis'. I have careful' examined its formic-
- . ' TMtnotir-n in n
la. and have used it J" "'J 1" -
number of cases. I am veil pfasea wmi
it. I think it beyond doubt the CEST AL-
TERAT1VE I ever used. I have tried it in
several cases of Scrofula and Scrofulous
Affections, &c., in'th nivch satisfaction to
myself and patients. I have a'so used it in
Secondary and Tertiary Syphilis, (one a
terrible case of eight years standing.) in
which it acted with surprising ard eatit-
factory effect making a quick and
thorough cure. I have, therefore, no hesi-
tation ia recommending it to Physicians
and others as the most reliable ALTERA-
TIVE now known.
Respectfully yours, &C, )
A. B. NOBLES, M. V.
A Wonderful Cure of Saofulous White Scl-
lint.
Home Certificate.
I hereby certify, that last September I
was attacked with AYhite Swelling of the
left knee
, , . . 1 ,inmirt
and also with an enlargement
of the elands cf the neck (one tumor
ot the fc anus ci t of
reach a large Eize.) The swelling oi uic
' i 1(n.7H wTtl.
knee was enormous, aud was attended with
x,.c
tlie most excrutmz nains. I was so lcclucea
the most excrutipg pains
that I was confined to mj room over three
months. My leg was so completely drvwn
up, that 1 could not bend it at nil. I tried
various remedies, and they failed to give
me any relief. I was in this condition
when I commenced taking DR. LAW
RENCE'S ROSADALIS. The swelling in
both knee and neck began to subside be
fore I took all of the first bottle. By the
ti n t tVia corwl Jinttli tbe swelling
. , i i .r.
of the neck entirely disappeared, and that
, ' f. tyroa
bottles I found myself completely well
able to walk as well as eve'1, &c.
LATIMER WILLIAMS.
Wilson, N. C, May 12, 13G7.
Ro.adah.vdl Cure the ve.y vor.t case, of
Home Certificate.
Wilson, N. C, May Cth, 18G7.
I hereby certify that I was cured of long
standing Chronic Rheumatism, by taking
four bottles of DR. LAWRANCE'S ROSA
DALIS. JAMES WILLS.
! ' I believe, from personal experience, that
Rotadalis Cures Carbuncles, Boils, Pimples, the Rosadalis is the finest tor.ic ei erpre
d'C, &c. pared."
S- BEWARE OF COUNT fiRFEITS. See tbat J. J. LAWRANCE &
CO. is blown on the bottle and stamped on the cork.
ALL LETTERS OF INQUIRY, &c PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
Address DR. J. J. LAWRANCE, Wilson, N. C.
B Sent free anywhere by express on receipt of price
FOR SALE IN TARBORO' BY
MACNAIPw & OWEN AND JONES & IlOWAHD.
- . ' ' - ' - - - SG-Sci
Au-ust Stb, 1S67. 'j : '.
of HUMOR and BAD TAINT nnj reor
ores.
CAUR, I'.OYKIX & CO., 44 Lipht St., B.ilt.
J. II. BAKER, 14 Roanckc Av., Norfolk.Va.
many as 14 large Carbuncle, find 12 orui;i
nry Boils. I suffered so much from them
that I could not got out of the house hr.'f
the time for several months. Being in
duced to try Dr. Lawrr.r.co'a Rosaduli.-i, I
was rn'irclij cured hy the mt of cue Lottie
of that truly valuable medicine.
V. A. DAB DEN, Sr.
Wilson, May 1 1th, 1807.
Consumption in it early stages can he Cured.
Baltimore, Md.f March 4th, IS'J".
Dear Dr. Lawrance : My daughter Lav
ing been cured of a deeply tented tiise.iso
, f,i tnc lungs iyyour Jiosaduiis," i ieclit
, my ciuly t0 mtte ,j.c f.ict .ova io J0U fol.
Xhc benefit of others, ghc sufTercd nearly
a - . i ... ...
xwo years wttu a naru cough, Wincli trouijied
i,cr day and night, tit last the emaciated
forlD) glassy eye, night sweats, together
vitL the cough, told too plainly that it
' was Ccnsxmption be.i or:d question citing at
her vitals. Our physician's remedies
brought co relief. She wns advised to try
' y0ur Rosadalis as a tonic which she did.
lnmgioe my sprprisc and gr.itilic.Jion when
I found her appetite returning. Slowly slic
regained her strength, her cough an J night
sweats, gradually censed, and site is now,
after taking five bottles of your mediate,
apparently as well as ever.
1 ours respectfully,
MRS. E. ANN SMITIL
Rosadalis Cures all Skin Lkraics.
,
I Montreal, Canada, April 4th, 1807.
Er. I..,wrcncef Wilson, N. C
tl . t ,
i4J i'Or Ixie l.lcl tell iCUTc i uu-
.,.
l "
eruption of the -called by ihysicians
, . , T V , .
alt Rheum," with which I suffered terr
, , . .
riolj; the pain and itching was almost m-
. . .
tolerable. 1 tried several of the best phy
sicians in Europe and this country havo
visited several celebrated Ppiings spent
thousands of dollars and failed io get any
better. In December, I860, being i Char
leston, S. C, I was told be a gentleman at
the hotel, that he had been cured of a bad
tetter by a medicine called ' Rosadalis."
I resolved to try it, without any Iiopi
though of its doing me any good. I pro-1"
cured a bottle of Messrs. King & Caseldy,-
vl '.. vf ,. .
and commenced taking it. ! aiding to my
surprise that I was improving, I bought1
four other bottles; but before commencing
the last two", I found I was completely wli
the disease having entirely disappeared.
Enclosed find One llundrti Dollars,"
1 M r' 1 V 1 .1 on n c n tiVor H f Til V Dmt-
wh d u not m;lke your invalu-
able Ro.tadalis widely known'
Your sincere friend,
W. T. SELTZER.
Major John W. Dunham, one of the
editors of the AV'iUon A'orfA Carolinian,
says in his issue of the 20th April, 1807';