The Tarboro' southerner. [volume], December 03, 1868, Image 4

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'FartwcSl Sa Sic."
fit CIIARI.KS DIJIJTKT.
Farewell, ma mie ! since part we must,
.-a iroin each must sever !
IIov brief the word how b'tig the. pain !
--,, ,,.,n and part forever '
"Tvfiv 1 ntlcss now to question why,
Or lit n tin- dyitig ember
K:ni;g!i ! 1'he wriuhftil moons have merged
Our M;:y in dead J'ecember.
lV.rowe'il, ma nuV ! Since part we must,
V.'e'il part in quiet fashion ;
Ft-r us no foolish tears, you know,
I'iT tisno iiie passion,
Yo Minii-iinH's wished tl.at yon had died
Ere you had ever met me,
Tie-' tut uro vea's are all your Own
Wherein t ) quite forget me.
We drained Love's goblet to the dregs,
Nor drained with rhyme or reason.
And shinned the fervor of the days
Through all a. summer's season;
W drank the eup of passion dry
't'ii. i u.'h lip;,, our spirits Mending;
How strange that that should cease to Lo
Which once we thought unending !
I saw yo'i first when early Spring
Had tipped the green with heather:
The robin piped upon the tree,
Ail nature came together;
The light of love wits in your eyes,
And you were happy-hearted
The brown leaves lie beneath us now,
And we, ma mie, are parted !
But why should love '.ike yours survive
The fading of the pansy ?
An April blossom of the heart.
' i v a.' but a summer's fancy,
And if the thought, of it should chanco
'in cross my mind hereafter,
ibw like a:i April day 'twill seem
A tl. ingot' tears ami laughter !
But back, '.va tuie, you'll sometimes turn,
Your tm.uglrtiii vig'ls keeping,
To other days where, early slain,
Our buried love lie sleepitig;
And haply, then, you'll learn to feel,
When .Veni'ry stirs the ember,
How sad the heurt which would forget,
Uut must the pst remember !
From the Bar.r.er of tiie South.
A Krrcory.
Hand in hand, on the beach we walked,
In th." summers long ago;
The waves cann; up, and, kissed the beach,
Then, mu rniuring, back would go;
The stars shone blight in the tramjuil sky,
The moon looked down with a tender eye,
And the sweet South winds came moaning
bv,
Ami the siillsmail hoursofnighi drew liigti,
Yet, hand in hand, on the beach we walked,
Aiel of Love's sweet farcies idly talked
In io'.nmur long gone by.
An! how the old, old lovo corces back,
As I think of it, to-night ;
Suvnge, such a iooii.-h, childish dream
A poor man's heart can blight !
For Love is only a flower of Jane
The waning light of an Ar,tur,i:i moon
The tender iio'.cs of f. tender tune
That buaks "r.i a dreamy Uen-ooii,
t !:ar::.i ,g the heart and the senses away,
Alluring us .n with childish play,
Thai eudeth so very soon.
We dreamed t'.e dream 'its over now,
We have cast the toy away,
An i never will touch the broken thing,
The fragments that round us lay.
Yet, oh! how oft, in my dreams, 1 see
The spectre of things that used to be;
My soul is weighed wiih a memory
Of music and moonlight, love and thee;
In dreams, we walked on that silvery shore,
Hands clasped in hands, as in days of yore,
When our hearts were young and free.
Oh! Love is a bird that comes with Spring ;
When cold winds blow, it plumes its wing,
And flieth away, yet still will ring
Through all the years its echoing;
The heart will throb and the breast will
sigh,
When the g'.osts cor.ie back from days
gone by
Yet, 'its all imagining ! S.
SPUNG! AXA.
A Q:iakcr once hearing a person tell
how much he felt 1'or another who wris
in di-nrcs. and needed assistance, dry
ly asked him, ' i'rieud, hast thou i'olt
in thy pocket for him"'"
A lady, i:i a parorysni of grief was
S'lid to have .shed tovreiits cf tears.
' l'oor thing'."' remarked an uafceliug
punster, ' :-he mwt have had a cataract
in each eye."
' Look here, boy," said a nervous
old gentleman to an urchin, who was
munching sugar-candy at a lecture,
you are annoying tne very much.'
11 No, I ain't ; I'm a gnawing this 'ere
caudy," replied the urchin..
A plump youngster, applying for the
place of page, the mistress said to him:
" I wish my servant to have plenty,
but don't allow any waste." l'age
"Oh, no, mum ; I'd eat and drink till I
busted, rather than waste anything,
mam."
The following lines arc said to adorn
a tombstone in Connecticut :
Here l:cs, cut down like unripo fruit,
The wife of Deacon Amos Shute ;
She died of drinking too much coffee,
Aui:y J'onnny eighteen forty.
Congress taxes all the pianos, gold
watches, jewelry, gold and silver plate
:uol carriages of the country lcs3 than
five miiiious per annum iu greenbacks,
and taxes the two article.-) of tea and
oolfee more than twice this sum in gold.
If there is anybody under the can
ister of Heaven that I have in utter
excrescence," says 3Irs. Partington, "i
is t lie slander, going about like a boy
constructor, circulating his calomel up
on honest folks."
According to Jlilton, " Eve kept si
lence in Eden to hear her husband
talk." said a rentlenian to a ladv friend,
and theu added, iu a melancholy tone,
Alas! there have been no Eves since.
"Because there have been no husbands
worth listening to," was the quick re
tort. One of the zealous Chaplains of the
army i i the Potomac called on a Colo
nel noted for his profanity, in order to
talk abont the religious interests of the
Den. lie was politely received, and
motioned to a seat on the chest, when
the following dialogue ensued :
Chap. Colonel, you have one of the
finest regiments in the army.
Col. 1 believe so.
Chap. Do you think you devote
sufficient attention to the religious in
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Col. (doubtfully) Well, I don't
know.
Chap A lively interest has been
awakened in the th Massachusetts (a
rival n -rimcnt). The Lord has blessed
the labors of his servants aDd ten have
iilrt i;dy been baptized.
Col (excitedly) Is that so ? (To
the attendant:) Sergeant Major, have
iiftecu men detailed immediately for
Inij tit-m. I'll be sworn if I'll be out'i
('or e by any Massachusetts legiment
jA fair sample of uimy or fc'tate religs
itit. ;:
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Irons.
Connected with the BILLTAR D room will
be found a First Class BAR. where all the
best Liiiuors Arc. can be obtained. The lat
ter Depart 111 .nt is under the edicient control
ot Mr. John F. Ward.
Give us a call. R. II. R.OWE.
Sept 17. 4--lf
Petersburg Rail Road,
Petersburg, Va.
CHEAT THROUGH ROUTE.
rrr
'HE RETERSBURG RAILROAD
HAS
COMPLETED TO THE STEAMERS' WHARF,
ON' THE APl'KOMATTOX RIVER,
Thereby avoiding all Drayage through
tne City,
Close connections made at "We Id on with
Wilmington and all intermediate stations
With lialeisrh and way stations 011
Raieifrh and Gaston Railroad.
w nn i.okisooro and way stations, to
Charlotte. N. C.
V itli Mor:janton and way stations on the
est North Carolina Railroad, and Irom
Charlotte to Columbia.
From Wilmington, via North Eastern
Railroad, to Charleston.
From Florence, per Cheraw and Darling
ton Railroad, to Cheraw.
Through arrangements have been made
at Petersburg and City Point for carrying
Freight consigned care Railroad Afjent,
Petersburg Railroad,
To and from Baltimore, per Powhatan
Steamboat Line,"') Light street wharf. J. W.
Brandit, President!
Wuh Clyde's Line of Steamers to Phila
delphia, W. I'. Clyde, ylgent, 14 N. Dela
ware street ; and
With Old Dominion Steamship Co.. N. L.
McCready, President, ollice, 187 Green
wich St., cor Dey.
Through Freights, marked via Petersburg,
transported as cheaply and expeditiously
as by any other route-
TIIROVOU BILLS LADING will U
given vi'li flie rntex guaranteed :t the Depots
and Shipping Points of the Compan ies com
prising this
Oreat Through Route!
Nov. I -J. Nov. .c)0-lf
Terms of tbe Superior Courts
The following arrangement of the
Terms of the Superior Courts have
been prepared and submitted to
the Legislature by the Code Commis-
Hiouers, and adopted :
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Bertie On the first Monday in
March and October.
crtford On the third Monday in
March and October.
Gates On the fourth Monday after
the firot Monday in March and Octo
ber. Choicnn On the sixth Monday af
ter the first Monday in March and Oc
tober. crqnlmans On the eighth Monday
after the first Monday iu March and
October.
asquotanJc On the tenth Monday
after the first Monday in March and
October.
Camden Or the twelfth Monday
after the first Monday in March and
October.
Qurrituch On tbe fourteenth Mon
day after the first Monday in March
and October.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Tirrell On the first 3Ionday in
September and February,
Wasluniiton Un the third Monday
in September and February.
Martin On the second Alonday ah
ter the third Monday in September and
February.
Ili'dc On the fourth Monday at-
ter the third Monday in September and
1- ebruary.
Beaufort On the sixth Monday af
ter the third Monday in September
and February.
ilt On the eighth Monday alter
the third Mouday iu September and
February.
Ediiecombe On the tenth Monday
after the third Monday in September
and February.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Wayne On the first Monday in
September and February.
ones On the third Monday in
September and February.
Onslow On the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in September and
February.
Craven On the third Monday after
the fourth Monday iu September and
February.
Lenoir On the fifth Monday after
the fourth Monday in September and
February.
Greene On the seventh Monday af
ter the fourth Monday in September
l l l
ana reoruary.
Carteret On theniuth Monda' after
the f'ourt'i Mouday in September and
Fcbn ary.
Wilaon On the eleventh Monday
after the fourth Monday in September
and February.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Robetun On the fourth Monday in
August aud fourth Monday in Febru
ary. Bladen On the second Monday af
the fourth Monday in August aud Feb
ruary. Columlux On the fourth Monday
after the fourth Mouday in August and
February.
BmnsicicJ: On the sixth Monday
after tlie fourth Monday in August and
February.
Xcw Hanover On the eighth Mon
day after the fourth Monday iu August
and February.
Sampson On the tenth Monday af
ter the fourth Monday in August and
February.
Duplin On the twelfth Monday af
ter the fourth Monday in August and
February.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Granville On the second Monday in
August and February.
arrvn On the second Monday
in August and February.
Franklin Fourth Monday after the
second Monday in August and Fcbru
ary.
Johmton On the sixth Monday after
the secoud Mouday in August and Fe
bruary. ale On the eighth Monday after
tne second Monday in August aud Fe
bruary. Nash On the tenth Monday after
the second Monday in August and Fe
bruary. Halifax On the twelfth Mouday
after the second Monday in August
aud February.
Northampton On the fourteenth
Monday after the second Monday in
August and February.
OF
CJEO. IS. MISSC3IBE
TO HIS
Btables,
Sear Ilussey Bro's Coach Factory,
IN VIEW OF MAIN STREET.
rinilE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
IL method of iniforming the nub-li'-
generally that he
has removed to his new
quarters where he is
prepared to furnish
Transportation to any
section of the Stale,
with srood Vehicles,
gentle Horses and care
ful drivers. Will keep
constantly on hand, "-.. ---ivi-o-
Horses, Mules, Vehicles, &c, &c
For
Parties wishing anything in his line, would
do well to give him a call. Horses boarded
by day, week or month. Also, Vehicles kept
on Storaire.
May 10. 24-tf
Number of Pounds to a Bushel.
if?
of heat riOPounos
Ot Shelled Corn 50 dd
Of Corn on ti.e Cob 70 do
'' Kye ot; do
Ct Oats o6 ,io
Of Barley 40 do
Of Potatoes 00 do
1" Bran 20 do
Of Clover Seed GO do
Of Timothy Seed 45 do
OI Flax Seed 45 J0
Of Hemp Seed 44 do
Of Buckwheat so ,0
Ot Blue Grass 54 do
Ol Castor Beans 4tf Jo
Of Dried Peaches 33 d0
Of Dried Apples a4 do
Of Onions 57 ,0
Salt 50 do
GENTS COATS, OVERCOATS, VEST
and Pants. M. WEDDELL & CO.
I arboro , Oct. 15. '6S.
BOOTS & SHOES in everv variety.
M. WEDDELL & CO.
Tarboro", Oct. 15, 6S. 20-tf
BIISCELLAlVEOtJgf
HEXKV MCXAIR. A. T. HERBERT
McMIR & HERBERT,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants
BELL'S WHAKF,;
' Norfolk, Va.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON
Consignments. Bagging and Rope
furnished at lowest market rates.
Oct. 1. 44-3m
J. V. MARTIS. J. C. ROGERS.
MARTIN & ROGERS,
Importers and Dealers in
Crockery, China, Glass Ware and
Kerosene Lamps,
Will be pleased to duplicate Baltimore and
Aew lork Hills.
No. 25 Market Square.
COR. UNION STREET,
NOBFOLK, VA.
May 23. 26-tf
L. SALISBURY,
Manufacturer and dealer in
Cabinet nrnVtiire ,
SOFAS, DIVANS,
Rocking, Ann, Parlor and Fancy
Chairs,
OF FRENCH, ANTIQUE AND MODERN STYLES,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Curtains. Piano
Fortes, Mattresses, die,
Nos. 53 and 00 Main Street,
NORFOLK, VA.
N. B. UNDERTAKING promr.tl atten
ded to in nil its brandies. The only Airnt
in the City for l"isk's Metalic' Ilurial
Cases. Mahogany and other Cotfiiis fur
nished at the shortest notice, as also Car
riages, with the best Hearce in the Citv, and
the Patent Right Corpse Preserver for this
Citv and surrounding country.
Miy 23.
26-tf
JX0.
BURGESS & 0
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Mer
chants, and Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 8 West Wide Water St
Noriolk, Va.
gjPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
59 consignments and prompt returns
made. May 28. 2G-tf
ESTABLISHED 1831.
J. M. FREEMtf,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
iNO. 29 MAIN STREET,
Corner of Talbot Street.
NORFOLK, VA.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
' assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Sil
ver ware, &c.
Watches carefully and properly Repair
ed may 2. 26-tf
T. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
GENERAL GR3CERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 0 Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
fl LL OKDEKS ACCOMPANIED WITH
1a Casli r Satisfactory References filled
at Kv.vc-t Market rates. "
:71-.f Strict personal attention to Consign
ments. Returns jiromjitlr and regularly
niiiJe. May 2. 'ili-Jy
. Berkley. W. M. Millar.
J. W. Grandy, Formerly of N. C.
BERKLEY, MILLAR & 0.
Wholesale Dealers in
Dry Goods & Notions,
1(1 West Main Street,
Nextdoorto Exchange National Bank
NORFOLK, VA.
Mav 28.
20-tf
DAVIS & BROTHER,
Wholesale dealers in
GROCERIES, LIQUORS
and Agents for Carolina Belle Scotch
Snuff, and various grades of
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED
Tobacco.
TT7-EEP CONSTANTLY 05 HAND
Ik a full stock of Sitfrar afid Coffee,
Flour, Lard, Bacon. Candles, Family and
Fancy Soaps, Cheese, Butter, Fish, Pork,
Salt, Candy, Buckets, Brooms, Shot, Pow
der, nnd many other articles, to complete
the assortment nsually found in a Job
hiii tivocvry Huti?.
Any consignment will have especial
tion.
TSo, 24 Roanoke Sock,
Norfolk, Va.
Mav 28.
2t-u
JOSIIfA n. KLC,
(Successor to Georg-e W. JFarant.)
CIVII, AND NAVAL
MERCHANT TAILOR,
South East Comer Main Street and
Market Square.
NORFOLK, VA.
THE FINEST
C10THS. CASSIMERES & VESTIEfES.
All of which will be madt up lu the
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
And will compare with the best Houses in
New York City, as to material and work
manship. As none but the best journeymen
artists are employed to execute work Alii
is fruarauteed iu every case.
May 2a. 26-y
Ed. P. Tabb, Ed. M. Moore, Ed. J. Griffith
i EDWARD P. TABB & CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY
AND
FANCY GOODS.
West Side Market Square,
Norfolk, Va.
Sign of the Aiivil.
AGENTS FOR TIIE SALE OF OLD
Dominion Nails, Emery's Cotton Gin,
Boyle & Gambles Circular. Pit and y cut
Saws IVarrentcd. Gum Belting, all sixes.
A large stock always on hand of Axes,
Spades, Shovels, Forks, Chain Traces
Hollow Ware, Horse Collars, Rope.
Agents for Fairbanks & Co's Standard
SCALES,
that will weigh a Gold Dollar or a Canal
Boitt Loaded.
A large stock of Queens Ware, China
and Glass. Attention of the trade re
spectfully solicited. may 28- 26-tf
LIBERAL C0XDITI0XS, EQUITABLE RAISES, PROMPT SETTLEMENTS
The Georgia Home Insurance Company
OF COLTOIBIS, GA.
-:o:
DFica. 1-n capital $3So,ooo5
ASSETS JANUARY 1,
ISSUES PARTICIPATING- POLICIES
WHEREBY THE INSURED MAY RECEIVE
JAS. R B0ZEMAN, President.
-:o:-
t wr TrT-NTT-R'F'.TV Srfoinl Traveling Affect
A. W
LAWRENCE, General Agent lor M.'C
E. D.
July 9.
SMITH, Local Agent
A OH FOLK.
SfESX. cS3 NEWTON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARIES,
AST) DEALERS IN
Faints, Oils, Wlndoir-GIass, and Garden and Field Sect?'
No. 17 East Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
Special attention given- to the ord-ers of Druggists Physicians, and quotnti .n sent
bv
return mail.
TIIE 5EW IIOTEI.. TS3E SEW HOTEL.
TIIE ERECTION OF TfirS BUILDING IS HOST' IMPORTANT TO THE
Public, but our first consideration is obviously to build up and restore those fal
len and shattered human frames ; and to adYsnire this, we know of nothing more cllicacions
THAN THE FREE USE OF
Rockbridge Alum Water and Mass.
We tak pleasure ,n calling attention- to-nr following extract of a letter from a rcve
rend gentleman well known throughout this State:
" I have attended this Spring every summer fir the last live or six years, and have, du
ring that tune, witnessed many instances in which il has cured cases of I 'r complaint
dyspepsia, cancer, bronchitis, sore throat, together with scrofula and cutaneous atf'eetions,
many of which have been pronounced by phy.-ieians iueii: able. I unite no hesitation in
savinr that it is by farthe most valuable water in this country: it reaches many diseases
that are otherwise incurable. For female diseases it Ita been found invnluable. Il loses
none of its virtue by transportation. I have used a barrel purchased of you, and have
found it just as elficacions as when used at tbe Spi'lng-s.
CONELIUS TV II EE.
Powahatan Cot-nty, Va., July Cth, 1S51.
fcf For sale by KAT, & XKW'T(),
Cases of cne dezea bottles each at $1 50. Sole-Agent tor Tide-Water. Va.
May 2S, ISto. " J'i-!t
NO ONE SHOULD EE WITHOUT A BOTTLE OF SEAL & NEWTON'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
Ft in made from the se!c"ted root, and we offer it as a prateful stimulent and carnmiritivf
in cases of Dyspepsia. Flatulency, Cholie. A"c. We do not hesitate to say there N not a
better preparation of Oinirer ottered to the public than this, and it may be taken with ad
vantages in pain or uneasiness of the stomach or bowels and dcbilited state of the dite
live organs. A libeial discount to the trade SEAL Ic NEWTON".
May 23, lSCb. yii-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GEBAT
V
Blood. Fu2ifez?,
CURES
Scrofula in its Various Forms,
) ETJCn A3
Consumption In Its Earlier stages, Enlargement V
ana Ulceration ot the Li lands, Joints. Bones,
Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism,
Eruptions of the Skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &.c
O HZIiZS
IN ALL ITS FORMS
b DISEASES OF WOME2T, i
Lou rf Appetite, Sick Headache, Liter Com
plaint, I'ain in the Hack, imprudence
j . in Life, Gave:,
GENERAL. BAD HEALTH.
and all diseases of the
LL00D,LT7Z2, & BLAMES.
N It la a Pcrfoct Renovator.
C?7""ROSADAI.IS eradicated every kind
of humor aa 1 bad taint ana restores tbo
entire system to a healthy conuitun.
T-1t is rERFEcrtv Harmless, never
producing tbe slightest Injury.
EIt is not a Secret OnacK Ketnedy
M Thecrticlcsof which it is made ate puuiibb,
tu uuuuv caca douic.
Recommended by tho Medical faculty and Many J
- Tnousands of our Best Citizens.
KJFor Testimonials of remarkable cures, tee
' IIossaus AuiiiiC ' Ior tuis ycur. -
FBXPASZD OSLT BY
1DR.J. J. LAWRENCE & CO.
)24. Baltimore Street, x
UALTIMOI1E,
V
For Sale" ty Trnggists EverTwhcro,
Mar 12. -
un.
iiussjEy isro. & 4:0.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Buggies, Eockaways, Sulkies, Farm
Wagons and Carts.
A Good Supply Always oa Hand.
Also on hand a srood supply of HARNESS
of our own Manufacture.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A
call from all wanting Buggies or
any other vehicle, promising to furnixh jrood
work and at as low prices as can be had
elsewhere.
We have patterns of all the latest New
York styles, from which we can make to
order evtry kind ol Bursyor Carriage.
Send in your orders, now is the time.
Special attention paid to repairing, which
shall be dene promptly and neat,
farmers wanting good
"WAGONS & CARTS,
which we manufacture out of the very best,
well seasoued material, can be supplied by
calling on us.
Tarl.orough, N. C, Aug. 20. 37-U"
GE3I SAL00X.
HE PUREST LIQUORS, FINEST
Cigars and best selected
CONFECTIONARIES,
can be fonndat J. L. SAVAGE k CO'"4, on
the Corner opposite the Store of R. A. Sizer.
HARRISON RANKS will be always
found on hand and takes pleasure in once
more ottering his services to his friends
throughout the Town and County.
L)on"t forget our location and jrive us a call.
J. L. SAVAGE & CO.
March 19. 16-tf
HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
method of retnrnins: his thanks to the
people of Tarborough and vicinit, for the 1L
beral patronage extended him in the past,
and most respectfully solicit a continuance
in the tuture. He is prepared to do all kinds
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING.
in a manner that will prove satisfactory to
all.
Promptness, Dispatch and
CHEAP TERMS,
may be expected by all who need his servL
ces. Attention also given to
PAPER HANGING.
Give me an cppoitmuty ot proving my
assertions. ANDREW SORG.
Sept 3, lhCR. 4(i,3ui
ROSADALISJ
IXCOBfORlTED 18,19.
1868, $416,280,87.
THREE-FOURTHS OF THE PROFITS.
D. F. WILCOX, Secretary.
for Egccocibe County.
"' u
MERCIIWTS' PROTECTIVE I'MOX
Mecantile Reference Register.
mUZ -MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE
M. Union, organized to promote and pro
tect trade, by enabling? its Mibseribers to al
lain facility and safety in the iriautiui;
credits, and t lit; recovery of claims at alt
points, have to announce that tin y will, 011
or about September 1st. lbiN publish 111 one
large jiiarto volume :
The Merchants' Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register,
Coittai'mu?, among other things, the
JYtimes. lYiitne i,f Jliisinms, Ai'iiia t " V'y
.'. Ft na ncial Sin tili it g. and t!lniLr r.v n
Credit, ol" over 4!'0.000 of the principal mer
chants, traders, bankers, manufaei in crs. and
public companies in more than :;l (Kill ot
I lie cities, towns, villages, and settlements,
throughout the I'nileil Slates, their teniln
rics. and the Rntisli Provinces ol North
America: and embracing the. niit import
ant information attainable and necessary to
enable the merchant to ascertain at a glance
the Capital, Character and Degree "t
Credit of such of liis customers as arc
deemed worthy of any cradaron of credit
The reports and information to be given
in the Itegister wiil be coniined 10 thoe
deemed worthy of some line of credit ; and
as the same will be based, so far as practi
cable, upon the written statements of the
parties themselves, revised and corrected hv
well-known and reliable leal correspond
ents, whose character will prove a guaran
tee of the correctness of the information fur
nished by them, it is believed that the reports
will prove more truthful anil complete, and
therefore superior to. and of in itch greater
value than any previously issued.
IJy aid of the Merchants' Protective
Union Mercantile Ker'erence Itegister,
business men will be enabled to ascertain at
a glance, the capital and gradation of c-red t.
as compared with financial worth, of
nearly every merchant, manufacturer, trader
nnd banker within the above named territo
rial limits.
On or about the first of each month, sub
scri! ers will receive the Monthly Cliriniith ,
containing, anions; other things, a record ot
such important changes in the name and
condition of linns, throughout the country,
as may occur si:bs qiient to the publication
of each half yearly volume of the Mercan
tile Reference Reg-i-ter.
Price of the Merchants' Union Mer
cantile Reference Resistor, fifty dollars,
(S5);) for which it will be forwarded to any
address in the Lnited States, transportation
paid.
Holders of five SIO shares of the Capita),
slock in addition to participating in the prof
its, will receive one copy of the Mercantile
Reference Register free of charge: hold
ers of ten shares will be entitled to two cop
ies; ad 110 more than ten shares ol the
Capital Stock will be allotted to any one aps
plicant
All remittances, orders, or eomniumVa
tions relative to the honk, should be addres
sed to the Merchants' Protective Union, in
the Ainerean Exchange Rank Building, No.
las llroadway, (Bex -J5G0,) New Vork.
Oct. 1st-14 3rr.
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY,
FACULTY.
Rev. WILLIAM HOOPER, L. L. 1).. Eellei
Letters. Intellectual and Moral I'hilosopy.
J. lJni)tuRNI ERE llOOl'Ell, A. M., Lan
guages anil Kn-dish Criticism.
THOMAS C. HOOPER, Mathematics and
Natural Science.
The 4th Session will open on Moif.
day, Sept. 14th, 1868.
THE School is not sectarian in its ;
character. The officers are contiec- -ted
with dilfereut denominations, and the
pupils will attend any Church preferred by
thei r parents.
The rales of Tuition iSrc, just adopted) .
will, we think, be satisfactory to all. and are
especially advantageous to those who pay
the bills, lor the whole Session, in advance.
The closing exercises ol the present Ses
sion, will take place on Friday evening. .In-
ly 10th.
For circular?, giving more particular in--formation,
Addres MESSRS. HOOD-IR.
Principals.
Wilson, N. C.
Tnly 2.
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale by Drng-ists ETerywhere,
JOIIX AlOISTHOX.;,
BOOKBINDER,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
Raleigh, N. C.
OVER THE N. C. BOOK STORK.
TRIAL, EXECUTION, MINUTE
and Recording Dockets, made to Or
North Carolina Reports and other Law
Books, bound in Superior Law Rinding..
Missing Numbers of the Reports supplied,
I and Odd Numbers taken in exchange for
Binding. Sent. 17. 42-tf
V