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jiu- 'iKi-boro tfuiitliovntr.
TVjjroUO-, NORTH CAROLINA.
V v J jL J j i A 'VI 1 ( I C. G S , SMitcr.
rai'ssaiv, :
I t SiRfil H. X8C9.
' SsfatU-s snd Frcs."
Wc are sorry for it wc arc indeed,
lo trouble- our renders with another
!Mt from tl.c PatWs sheet, but we
cannot pa?s tb'.s over.
T.i
isi.cn :
t'n-
tier tiie anovc i.v.:vi:.-c- ui
re, -rcnus being low in the pocket,
li.is ventilated his views sis follows :
' Ihit v. iiile thus liberal to them,
selves,"' tpeakir.s our iv.-bie legislator.-.
"we appeal to them not to
-.tint ethers. Very much of f;ood
a-hninistration and of the success of
the priyeii'Ies of the llej'.ublican
r.rty will depend up-n the allowance
j:-;ulc to the Judges and the State
Oh, refreshing candour ! Oh, most
luibhrhing eiTruntcry !
There has iicer been any doubt in
our minds concerning the object of
these men, but v. e do confess in all
sincerity that we were entirely un
prepared for such an avowal as this.
We arc to understand that our
Judges cannot be expected to ad
minister "impartial justice," unless
J ; , . i n r- 1
t.ie pnnrtiv prc-uumus niinn vu.iu
IVI.tyo and ryrtn Lafiln receive for
p-acr.i!; the ( 'anttol v.iih their pres
ence: that a lla.Hc.il judiciary, ven
tre.! i:i under Kadieal auspices, can
no he '"--peete 1 to remain true unless
their wages are douL'.edand the sole
rt a: on .!.?(,? is that they may remain
f.vi.i in the faith.
V.'e are to understand that it will
be ir.i-o
;e to prcrvo tiic un.a :
tne "i:j;.u!.l:eaa party, unieo:, tnere -, the ctreant p,a,l uot been able to 10l "ir- ,u evtry ipeci, to .oim.-r pio
is a fair and equal distribution oftho 1 brinsr in as iLnv of the Wytu.iites;as j fslun,j ;' lmlr '?easions. The on
t.,;u r .f,;.',v,v. ! .roni.l out-vt.to the fVw who were thero i h' marked cht.raetensMe it hn .wastn
' ' 0 ! 1 1 . . 1 ... : i- .... 1 : co'uri'A t'lt'ti e it. w hica COHrtltlltcd
J- l"os vid oWrs and that ! 10 ''-" v- ua,!,i "" 1 , ,. ....
.11 ....l i . .u, c ...11 t.ia, ,0lVi, to;U,e!iatlie unite one-luli o: the m..e .tra.io
r! Ir rs. i rencn. J.allcr ana , , . - 1 ... . i irh the i-.-:eer t;on f. I lie c.iv:il
1 iray expect to retire m qu.ct se:u- ; ,u w.kS til;iiji; by -ranting a -cneral I r c'n a,,,i t,iC l-';,-'1
ritvv.Uh the Ileus share, kuvin- the ! j.ermit f..r alternate ni-hts. The coi, j o"fy, the military feature of th,
, i ' 1 ,t -ri"i- v-.irn bn-,r.... procession v.;-s a l.'uriesiiue. and it w;:s
i.ih.cr departmenti and Uis reat un- ored memoes, n.itui.1.., vero largely t 1
, , 1 c . , i 1 t, , I in ftvor of --niu' tosee dvJ show." t!l une appearance o, t.,e 1 nt.a
wasr.cd-o, wnom we have had tttin- , nre .lelphla arcmeu that saved th, whole
Merit specimens here m.proviaa aoing the tftate less harm ia Tucker j movement trom ridicale.
f;r, t'ii-n they do grievously err. Hall than iu the State Uous- I 'J he sid.-w.'ks r.bmg Pcr.nsjlv.;;i:a
2o sC:iVl.nr.-.T-be.z pardon, wc Javenu, tbrnnga which the poce-oi.
)t I IK
r.f-.vpaper term g e ; 1 1 1 e
that von will not brhig
i.ion,
i--v.ta t:
pr.ivovo ajout
Yi'e arc sovrv.
iK.-r a!n:;f.; thieves.
and :
have to
uo:it
men and Judge-;
you v.dth a sub ver
nation to r.mke vou
iton
nouy up."
(-iae i; to tho condirn, and rc-
momhor, thr.t 1
ths jurllciiry cl
register Ohio
1
X CJ..'..lni..L .
ll'.ng; a:id ii.1
, , . . , ! es euiii'itiu w.iMiVi e u.ic cl. 10 M-e
ami dou'.te.-;. 0: tno ,t "' j
M-MiJvn lrl.,,!,.nr,r.ii:' I
'
fere1 1 as much in the vindication of
put; us jnsxice as many oi you deserve
t- J-..
V.v tl.is time
Jent s jucs.
iir.er.te'l on
'tue has been renl and c
lioiu the Atlantie t- tho r.-te:fic. fro:u
!-,.-. 1 In ,-.f '., '.-. -A. t t..i .( 1
i.-l- to Atehafuiaya
J.T.'.
It
,u cf i
Cs (j
liile;-.! jdat iCiioes. liie.'.iain on
t..
two
::r. j ur'a:it f tninvialiorn of or-itiioti. the
X the LoiidhohlL'rs 10:.!; in
the t.'hl -jag-) L'hif iorrii, the tth?r tune
iio'iiiii; th,' l.'i'i Ameijdu:r'at. -'or
the re.-it, it u tneroly a r.on-eoroniittal
1, of it.teationi aad wishi... to
indeS-.ite to pledge hitn to any dec-i Jed
c-;ur.sf,4iaJ yet nut ditoreiit Iroui what ;
Woil'T llflttlr i!!v hi - : ;ift.-. 1 e(' n .......
....... .j s..'. i. iriaii
'.; i is iri political liariioss ibr the first
tiaio. Tht! 3 have beca eonijdaint, on
thr pait of cout'!!Bporarie3, that there
not lung st:it j:-.i;iauiikc iu tho prodac
tion ; but it would behoove us to re
u.eri.uc
that the man is not a st-.tess !
man. Doubtless, like a more notorious
ilian fanioui tbember of our judiciary.
i o lias '" given us the best in the shop."
'1 he Jhrafif. aud W-rof, with other
j lurur.l'j had been imbibing vague and
j-inmd hopes from Mr. Grant's conduct
in hi.s interview with one McCIurc, but
taken in eounectiou with this paper, it
ouir .seems to show that lie is a man of
, ....
jr-'id common sen-c, who docs net in
tend to commit himself as long as by
avoiding the expression of opinion or
the adoption of a policy, be can pre
serve in a measure the i'ealty of both
parties; whi'o the message indicates a
strong lea'iitig towardi the party that
elected him. Wo have yet to learn
Aiiether Lis strength is held iu reserve
for he h i.-, ably foiled all cudeavors to
discover it ; but we much fear that his
first state pvper is a good index to the
c.l.bro of tho man.
As ibr the Cabinet beseems certr.in.
1 to : ave followed his own inclination
in the selection thereof, as there are
011'y two politicians in it, Hon K. .
yasiiharr.e, of lib, at.d Gov. Cox, of
Ohio. V.'i at, tho peculiar reeouimens
oation of Mr. A. T. Stewart is we cin-
iu.t say. un'e.-s 31 r. Grant
coneei ved
mat ir 0:1 toe suoecs-i tout iias char.ie-
1 " .
t oriz Hi eh n ls in auiassiug money
lo1 would brine; J ,ir.r0 financiering ta!
1 : . . e . 1 . i .
- I. ; 10 toe u;st".: ir-o 01 on: unties oi
to-ou -. There is very little d-ubt
hat the appointments were iu the main
a ui it tr ol surprise to the r art y in!
aod to
1 . '.. . 11 ,
Houo was so much as -
a
tobef.r.
0.1 1 ess to
,!
iii laiie a recess
t.,t ... ..
t!ie oniniou that
r'nee shown io Stewart is in-
t ':e pi e;
v
os t,i II .nner, of the L'Ij r, and
r"
11 u ire i
1 1'exter's master
1; i Ij the iiieu ahait thii tof.
Tm KorrIsv?s ci XoiCi faroF'tia.
Vv'o uoiitvd iu the telegraphic, item?
mme day go that 31orrUcy, the
prize-fi-litcr, and one of the repre
sentatives for the city of New York,
had occupied his sett in Congress on
the la?t day of the session, for the first
time during its continuance. Of this
we do not complain, as, except in so
fir as his negii'-rence indicates a perfect
willingness to receive the public money
without a shadow of return, we think
his'absenec from the Halls of National
I.cui.-dation, was a thing to be thankful
for, though there were many present
equally uuworthy.
IJut our Morrisseys at lla'cigh
are nuiubered by the score,
and the adveut of Wyman or a
Circus occasions such a depletion
of the Chambers, that it is necessary to
send the f ergeant at-Arnis to bring in
the delinquents under compulsion, as
truant schoolboys are woDt to bo drag
"cd before an irate master.
At the night session on Friday last,
there were only foity sis members of
the Lower House who answered to their
mines, and, on despatching the Ser
"eant to arrest tite members absent
without leave, ho proceeded intuitively
to Wyruao'a exhibition where he suc
ceeded hi capturing large Dutnbers of
House of ileprescatattvea, his trun
ehcou, uriibrlunaUly being powerless
over a .Senator. Bringing as many of
them b.uk r.s did not escape by the
wav, the de'inrpu'Cts were arraigned at
the bar of the House, and then such a
scene took place as would have dist
graced a joint conference of the forti
eth Congress. Nineteen chviaorously
called for an adjournment, that they
mi"ht 'To and sea Wviuan, that bein j
t,K,y wcrcseath irc nnhap-
t.ii - .wr 1 1 h 'f . : 1 , ii 1. h j 1 r t
The .SV-::i. of Moiriav has the
fV.!v.viag
i'-w words " for the betu-St
f-f the Lvi.itur
but sJd -m that
id though h is
,S'. .''..:, and
. 1
a r . c -
we e:
:r our iie.utv a;
1
,t:o:i oi its
, . , I
e nave nut uttio iirpe tuat r.s a -.5 j
111 011. t;:.-u v.. a oe iieeo-.-.l, lor, ii lucre
! was ever a more, l.i.terat.:, nonsensical, ;
' " ' ' , , ' " '
1 !!'. t . 'i i.i.i -!i i-r 11 1 - n : 1 r: hi n.
V . 1 . , P ,1 !....,.
-Mnc ten:ns 01 tne neu.uer.s 01 ioe :
C .1 - LI,
.u
I; live neither tho seDe to perceive, cr-r
,t -i ,
tho wivJoiti to carrv r-ut. a stntr.o mens-
.. ' , ,
are i;i:u is in any w;v cineti . a to a Li- !
vit'ire the intttvts of their (.surpo-etl) j
e:iistituvt:t.s. a inl in llie sin.j.le fact thai
' "a0 UuCa ura;vi t..eir pay
tlu-v " have li
ti-otu tlK1. llfst is I h" so vest r-v!.1e
1 tnc llrt ls ta-
cv
i td:lt ti
I .
:-y are (-o.ely 1
: 1 ii ix
, !-,
i "'-
tlieir
l-ockt-ts.
j
rer. j
I
o? ') s'
:i show, conctrt
or r.r
:ro
' ' nuauea
j bee. iii i'.aiei
1, 1
1 f.ut w
; see in tie.
I'u.o..-u;; j r; oc'.
,1 ,
1. !
i.'ils pro- 1
to adjotw:: i'j order to
ino'.T :
i lie UioLiio-.-rs to li.-ive an opportunity ol
wittjes.i.i more e:itcrtaiu;t aiiiuse
uietit.s lliaii ir:ii their own ea:i affurd.
:d in
u any inr-tanccs t-iese propo'-i-
! t:0P.
1,
ave teen carried to ti:e uiatii:
t
.Ktnuicat atiu tstonse ol the wi
KliC
people.
Uut wc keep our readers from the
' few word." Let them read and see
wiiiit the Kad:e.i! Oman thinks of the
r - ' . . . . ' . .
... ...... . ,
tiie
"Oar devotion to the Republican
paity cannot he doubted. V"e have at
no: rt tli. io'st interests of that
urty j
.11. -j. ui n.u .z.jic. iv j nave ueen at 1
l. !.' . ..- I ' I ,
fe.oiive o6.--jivei.-i of tho iieiiou of the 1 were undo for the procession to move.
Le-i.-laturc now in esdon, and of its j General Grant entered his own car
want of uotiou in several important t riag.?, a be-tutiful park plucton, in com ,
respects, aud wc now come forward to pany with General Il.iwiiiH'5 while Mr.
ouer fiankiy n few sujrestitris.
The Leislutute ha-, been in session
u....,. -r. .1.... r, e I 11.
i , l'"' x j V1 nai
liaa ueen clone. Jiavo t he mi; ie. ol the
various State officers been define-1? No.
Have they been aliowed any salaries?
-No. I- the I'diitentiarv iu nroirress ?
No. Has a school bill been passed?
No. Have any steps beou taken to
su.-tain the University at Chape! Hill,
or to start a colored University ? No
Has the State credit been maintained ?
No
V.'e most earnestly call the atten.
tion of members to these startling faets.
The State Tresury is empty the pub
lic credit is suffering, the Asylums are
iu want, and yet t etax bill lingers in
the Senate. Jf that bill were a. law,
the tate Treasurer could at cnee raise
the- money to pay the interest on the
State debt, and new life would be in.
fused into the body politic. We ap
peal most earnestly to the Peuate to
take up this b.il and pass it at once.
Let that body sit day and night aud eail
the previous (luestioti until the bill is
passed.
I he State officers cannot live on air
i J hey shouid nave salaries allowed t loon
1 .- . ...1.1 - 1 . 1 .
io 11 list i 110 la'isiature Win take up
this matter also and dispose of it.
- 'I'l L ... 1' . I I " l ,
,.i ' uiOLiocia 01 ine legislature iiav.j
1 I been drawing their pay from t'.u fust,
j a,.d it is but fair and just that others'
j should also have pay. Put without a
tax biii passed iuto a law, there can be
lu Uit! lutci"?!' 011 tl;e
00
. . r 1 .... . . 1 - .1
1 o aio ueot or to eirrv 011 lln mn-iTn.
.... j n
I t tr:. .... : ; ,
j ahiiu 13 "y'g auu every mo
, moot is nroftimw.
! us h'tve a law to raise revenue
! 77,.-
J iw Ircii.;uri is i-mpty, the wheels of
'j'ne iimnit k,n-p, 0,-ra s!j,j)ry, am(ic. At 11:30 this door was thrown
'""'.' j !ii'i:q:iif.uhlr. We sp a'; as I wide upon its hinges, and then began
U ito wise man, and we trust they will ! a fearful strutrglc for precedence of
givo hee J to what we say."
jfgi.-.. ..jl ..ii. mm. ,jpuil.Jl..gg
Aa Infamous "Ferdlri.
Iu Kichimnid, on Saturday last, the
Jury in the case James of Grant, the coi !
Hooded murderer of II 'Hives Pollard,
Editor of the Southern Opinion,
brought in a verdict of "Not Guilty,"
and the prisoner was discharged.
This is the grandest perversion of
justice we have ever seen recorded, and
shorld eternally condemn, to merited
disgrace the Jury that could so far
forget tho sacred obligation of their
oat iis.
Not a single reasonable man doubts
that James Grant was the deliberate
as-s issin of the unfortunate Bollard, and
the attempts of some of the Richmond
Press to make a hero out of a murderer
places them in a mo t uncvialle light.
I-jstURrntleri Day !r.i-3fnss Thrnnj e
Visitors Iniuf-TurRl ProrrviSon Its In
fer terifr J Pim!s Prtriw2B ttlht
Kind Hair Sad o? of 5t?r Ex
rrrxldrRt JUnsn Lcavf.i t.ie WliSte
Iioiwt ut)ltfqufrlt Proeri5ass.
Special Correspondence Ealt. Gazette.
Was h t n ( to n , iMarch 4, 1509. Of
course everybody was sadly grieved this
morning at the falling rain and muddy
streets. The unprecedented crowd of
visitors had their hih spirits checked
and their fond hopes dashed when it
was discovered that an ui expected
change in the weather would in a gre;it
degree mar the programme and reudti
the outdoor exercises exceedingly un
pleasant. That the crowd in attend
ance on the inauguration today wart
titti'riu-fihtifediA admitted by It
is oinchdiy stated thirteen thousand
persot.s from points North or Balti
more and thirteen thousand more from
Baltmore and the West landed at the
depot here within the p;ist forty-eight
hours, and to accommodate the return
of these pirf.ies s-ixtcen sleeping cars
leave here touiht for the North, arid
the same number wiii leave each even
ing as long i:s may be necessary.
j he inaugural procession cameoii a
the appointed hour, but it was a mo.-t
ggar.y aSiair, b?mg t..r u
i
is to in; ve i-rcsfiited solid v, alls ol
iumanitv. well ecmei.ii.d with mil 1
It'll, WiTl; II
rt. 11 by t.i
e.'ui::t o
thou
dri;:;:.
th.. i
US
ere t ti-.-r.-.
is r..i: w
1. ...
inn !
: m-' t : : i i s
1 in th.ir
i to th : v..
. 1 . " . . . . :
young hsj
wrather. 1
.1
tina:
J
S;;reiv ;
; 1 . : e
i" a.'.-.
1 :'..".!
t:;ey l:vl trav,. 1
1
.sjht.,. I
;.-.5 d 1-v j
on t; :,t i
.'. build- I
... . .,... . .1. . , ,
.!-",;
trifles. lhcv fought it
line. 1 nc wtn-h.w.s oi a.i
in lis along tne una ot
ii'arc :i
;d been !
en-
i in auvanc-', 1
ti ti'.t m at j
. . . . , ,
tauu:.us pries, a ml tae.-e
by th.: more f.Tiuuat-.' oi'
were
It-
, , ,
sex. ar.u tresentM a 1 , 0 . s u,t 1
l.'ss r-iw
...1.1
.1 au.
i sr'-ttaeio 0,1 t;'." '"J'-'Walk-j.
At a 11 eailv ho-.ir :i c;' -v.l 1:1 " v : .1 to
! - 1 . .
waros tlieLxccit.ve ..i-itx-.n. curmu.
tr, .... ,ri,.., .1 , tr. ,
;.-p:ro wr.-re
! ti;:.t Tie;.;
iii 1 11 c errc
ti.
hut it
cert;
! del.t Johtis-
:i woti,
tv t
MlOt.iiS, :i!;d the White II
1:1 l.-litt :i!i i Ui )
1
1: , v:tl
sitid
oaiekiv c' ry ho !
1 cunt- near the
j i::ctio:i cf S j er.te' .ail
w:h p:c krd, tho.'j v, ho
S '.-!; : 10 ' yh: h !r !':. :-i ? ;-
aiiM
s;re!
: riii.
ret dily
,'I.V....
(Juards oJ'lIie oth c iv
1 . ,
p i.-.-i io ;Vo:.t and around the I
n u.i-.-j; 111 eui er. iaj iVi. i iT'iHij
1 . . 1. , 1 . . 1 1 1 -
1 ,
: I .'H i
ied to ovtiru'i the whole tctab-
i:shii..::.t.
I So 01 i.ft.-r General Grant r.nd bis
j stall h.oi ai'iived, ip.iito a crtti ia.it io:i
I w.:s r ii-td iy a te!errani from Kurort;
j idiie s.;d t-.i l'i siil H.MJruit which
11 , r
oe'.iijj; opeaeti an i re 1 l, ran tnrjs : if.
honor of the man t.nd t!;e day three
ehcer-i for the 're:n-bui." Sijrrier--
Mfinbers of the
The General lUoned to the
iLlit;;; by
Getier.d Hay.lin-s, and onietlv rem vrk
. . .
1 "D-.-ti ruiiue 1 to hi h
tiiiit
after the Gutierul ha : attended to his
last official busiiits- as '"(.ieneral com.
mandin the aftnit-s," the Vice Pre.-i-
1 , - . ,
ueiu e.eer arriveo. ana arva r.-"?neii
coiiax enrereu tncfecouu carriage with
Colonel Cook and two member.- of Gen
era! Grant's staff. At this moment the
band of the eith cavalry ctruck up
'Hail to the Chief," and the procession
moved oil". As the J 'resident elect
pa-wed along the avenue he frequently
respouded to the waving of handker
chiefs by iiftin- his hat (a regular
stovepipe) and sliyhily bowing.
The head of the procession had rea
ched the Capitol long before ouesha!?'
of it had formed in the western part
of the city according to the program
me; but this great '"length of line" re
sulted from the scattered character of
the procession which was emphati
cally Wii.-sftiitfffoni'.tn, there being :ia:t
erous 'magrjiOee-nt distances" between
the several parts The whole proces
sion in a proper, compact form would
prubub'y have extended a mile, includ
ing hacks, firemen's parade and ne
gioe .
As tho procession pa ved the White
House a lew ladies and gentlemen ap
peared a the upper win do '.7:4 and look
. 1 1 . . 1 . , , .
ed out. A carriage aud
up
ot
policemen were ail 1n.1t count bo seen
about the Presidential ground. At
half-past 12 o'clock President Johnson
loft the hite House, and. in eonm.inv
i- hi. , , .
' J
witli Coi. -'ioore. proeee.-ed in Ins pri
j vato carriage to the residence of Mr.
Coyle, cf Tne aVto n!. i:rueer,
1 where lie wil! remain for several days.
1 oc 1 resideut s batrEtatie was all remov
ed during the morning aud marked lor
Greenville, Tennessee.
Meanwhile the impatient crowd
throngiug tho Past grounds of the
Capitol were eagerly awaiting the
opeuing'of tho main door to the So 1-
j entrance. The police were of no avail.
Every oue sought by pusLinpj aod
crowding his neighbor to be the first
inside, knowing as they well did that
thousands would necessarily be exclud
ed. The fortunate few, comparatively
speaking, who secured seats in the
galleries, patiently awaited with inter
est and curiosity the beginning of the
official cere2G0Dic3. The outsiders at
tempted to force an entrance by storm,
but signally failed, as the doors had
been again bolted and barred.
The proceedings within the Capitol
were of a routiue character, and with
out incident of any kind to distinguish
them from previous proceedings of a
similar nature. The President and
Vice President elect were both remark
ably calm and self possessed during the
coremouy of being sworn into their now
official positions.
After the delivery cf his inaugural
address which was read from written
slips the new President was congras
tulaied by Chief Justice Chae, aud
then was immediately surrounded by a
number of Iladical politicians, who
seemed determined to take possession
of his person, and it was with some
difficulty be pnecfeded in extricating
himself from their lutches and again
reaching his carriage when he pro
ceeded to ths Executiva Mansion,
where he received t lie congratulations
of the masses, who pressed forward to
shake hita ty the band.
TLe yew fabiatr.
Mr. E. 1. Wa3hburne, Secretary
of State, is a native of Maine. Ho
studied law at Hartard UniTersity, and
for a considerable period continued ia
the practice of his profession at Galena,
Iliinois. He was elected to Congress
from that State in 1858, and has been
ia Congress ever since. Fie has been
chairman cf several important commit
tees, and has always occupied z pro
miner.t positica iu the Republican pan
ty. It w?3 through ?.Ir. Wash bur oe
that (!-ener?l Grant obtained &t the
couicicncetaeiit of the war a Colonelcy
iu an Illinois regiment, aad thns made
the first step to his subsequent advance
ment.
Mr. A. T. Stewart, tho new Secre
tary of the Treasury, is the widely
known dry goods merchants of New
York. He had awiired by his exter-
-.ive bu.-incss a lar-t fortune before the
war, but iuereaMrd it lui ing the war to
an immense estetit by his speculations
in o'.t.iU and in dry goods generally.
tie bus been o:;o of the warmest sup
porters of cr.cr.1I (want and has pro
:uj'.ei his flection to the i'residency
by 1 very ti.tfan iu his power.
(!er;er.;l Seh"Seld, Secretary of War,
ii weii huowu u an v faeer cf tho regu
1 ir at my, wS: 1 was calitd to the "War
lKpar:.:.e:it tk t'oo retirement of E. 21.
S;ant..ii, aad is now retained ia that
!r:--, Secretary of the Navy, is
i;"::''r tin own as a wea
J til , I V Q V
retired from busi
::.:an. IIelaLoy-
'i--- n than as a :
ul Lea .Ml-; inaii.
J. t'os. of Ohio, Secretary of the
Interior, was in the volunteer service
of the- war, with the rank of .Brigadier
Metiers
!. J" uhsrn ncn! 1 v h.f bm flee-
l - 1 . o in o r (.i. mat ciaie, noiaiii':
, 1 ' I" . I. . J. . 1 IV
tliitt (fik-e during one term.
The n-hnntiun of lr. J. A. J.
t'res,-, c!!, of Mai v!:i!:.l. to the eGce cf
P'x4, ;:! -tcr ' 'l ji r:l 5 iv jr,T6 a oolorr.
bio pretext for aHsrrtirip: that tl j South
is r -j resi oiled i:: the new Cabinet.
When the war c "jntr.enctd Mr. Crer
well was mi ardent .-cct.-iorii.st, but
j ecdiiy deserted hi? priueipies and be
e iir.e as j roa ouicod a radical. He
was rcwrded for hi.-i siil-ervience Cr.t
'y a miiitury appointment in conneo
ti'n with tbfcoti.-eriptton. and fras!ub
so tacni.v looted into the Senate bv the
f.'etiou wh:fh had usurped all political
pov.er in the Stat
JoOire IIo.ir.-i, of Ma-?aebnaetts, At
torney General, ia a lawyer of I ich
Stan li;; and at one time occupied the
po-i;!;;,-; .). ; of tl'.'" h'tttreClC Cotlft
1 1
ol
: s'tate. n :!!. Gaze-;'?.
spf.ctat, n()tickw.
wk xi:t;i money.
rTj"? Hil pi'.olic stein-rally, and (he Dehtors
JL 5 --.rtic il i: iy, :.re reMiifctfullr notified
!!...! t!. fi. 1.1 . ot Ac-tin. liyiaan v'c Co.. and
-io'.ir, ir;!ect V Co., ImvV 1 cca di'solyed
and that tin: l.iisjtiess irf-r ,e closed.
Li' erai ( i ii prenn-es :-:iA Ls made to the
linlortnncic if tin y wdl F.ct proinuily.
A 'l pcr.-ons dispo-r-,1 to make a settle. ncnt
wiii iijip.y to tli e at I'r.t- ."-tore of J. H. Aus
tin :c t o. Tiit.S. -Nodi FLEET.
-V ! Tins is the la-t appeal.
.J ler sale i.y . J;. ALSO?
P.it'O.T, VOUISL AXO LARD,
XiJJ for sale liy It. i. ALSO P.
ViJ lor sale Ly 11. 15. A1.SOP.
71)2.AST3:iI'S 52ASU. for mU by
-- k. rs. alsot.
TO ALL WHOM IT .HAY f OXCEEXt
fCJAKTlES N DEIiTED TO THE OLD
1 fii m of WE!.'!f;LL & IIAIIT, or to
tin- Subscri'.HTwill please call and settle the
same without (artlier delay.
:.lATilK7 V ED DELL,
l arlioro'. ?dar h -I. '70. I I. tf
XOTICEi
TITHIX THIRTY DAYli FROM
V V date, persons lioUlina; claims against
V. T. Maenair will pl.-ase hand iliem to
inc. as I shall disuibnte his assets on that
'' I- W. GARRETT.
March 11. 1SC0.
15 It
Kali3& Salissal Baai of Korth
Carolina.
rpm: DiREcrous havk resoly-
l. ed to increase the Capital Stock of
this flank to FIVE HUNDRED TiiOL'S
AN'L) DOLLA IIS. Persona wishing to t;ul.
serihu to li.e same will please ct iniunaicate
ft. l)f-;VEY.
President.
naleijrh. J.Iarch. 11. la-Ow
"NEWCR0P
CARDENASJIOLASSES !
Komently Expected Direst from Cardcaas
.1CII. T. S. MoCLLLLAN VYITII
iiiids.
TIERCES.
jj g BAi:i:r.LS.
Choice Rlasrovarto Molasses in Prime
New Packapres.
Attention of dealers is called to the quali.
ty of this enriro sis teing SUPLlIilOU to
any imported this season.
For sale in lots t tint bv
O. G. PA US LEY !c CO.,
Inipoiters,
March II . lr-'.H Wilmington, N. C.
NEW ADTERTISEMEST-
New Spring Goods !
New Spring Goods !
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
JffST RECEIVED AND COXSTANT
ly nrrivitii; at the well known and.
popular Store ot'
A largo and well selected Stoek of Elegant
which in quality and price
CATitlOT BS EXCELLED.
jJSf The rush i bcariimiff to come and
no time should be lo:?t
CALL AND EXAMINE.
E. Hoaeatfaal.
Selling the balanco of our Winter
: y Stock at Co3t.
March 11. 15-tf
limWi BROS, & co
MANUFACTURERS OF
A M I)
farria.s Sliop at lie Old Stand,
Harcrss Stop gh Jlaia Siretl,
A T OLU CAKKIAtiK S!;l)P WE
a. keep on nar.il a a;o,l stoek i f Light
I'liiries. open anl top. raid all kh of sec
ond hand vt-iiicii's.
Wc iii;i!e :o order o;i sliort notice any
?tyl ol Carrmge, Itoetuw.iy, Uti:'y, U'ulo:i
or Cart.
Special Attention Paid to Repairing
At our Harness Shnn we lirii t larae
?Im U of Il:irnev.s. Pndu'.'os. Ilridie.-. Hol'e s.
Whips. Collar. l'a;!i!ed j Ianiess, ."Steel hits,
nnd v?ry llon' tiu;illy keit in a liiv. i L.-
I !iirnes I 1 a .1 1 h -o lit .
(.iive us a e:ill m;d cxiiininc our Stoek and
We .1N0 keep on !i?.:;d
FOR. SSQlXjEI
a Ijrire uid jileiu!;d asoilr.if!it ol .'nrn;is;
and lluriu'-s makr-rs I lurdu ;i re. t'"i-l !iur
with 11 well elreted;Sloel; ot "ent Kilns tor
Hiio ies, Wagons und Carls.Shal vrs. tpoke.
llnU, firiiiirs and Ax! s ol ail Mzes. i.u.ini-t-l
Leatiier. I'usli L.- uker, ICnainc-1 t'i.nli.
f'oaeh Variiisii and Japan, and othrr pooiU
ufd by Carnage and liarnes Maker.-..
We invr jtit revtuved a very lar-r Stoek
which e can Hi on very reasonaiile terais.
Tar' or, N. C, March 1 1. l'j-tt'
-DISSOLUTU):.
rrnnr: firm of k. u. cowan: &
JL CO., is this day disoIyc I Uy nuitnal
consciit. Meesrs, Canieroi; and Hill
close d.e Lusir.cs.s of the Firn.
It. II. COW N",
JNO. V,'. CAMEUOX,
JAMK.S II. illLL.
fO-JURTXERSniP.
rmilE UNDKUSIGNED HAVE FORM
JL cd a Co-paituer.sliii) under tl.o iiam:
ot ap.i1 -will cmtaiti? the deneral C.jriiiiiis.sion
and Shippiii' ittisincS4 at the Old S'.amI,
No. 32 N. Wain Street,
INO. W. CAMTRAX,
JAMES II. HILL.
YTnminston, c., March li. 15-St
JN'O. w. ClMFMV,
J.4S-. n. nii.t,.
Gfkmimn & ran,
SI'CrKSORS TO
R. ii. a co
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
April t.i for M. Davis & Son's (Ml eit.v Ta.)
Celebr-iteil Cliev-in foti.icco.
Agents for Lister Kns Snperpiiosphato of
Lime and 15 'iic M inn.c.
Azenisfor Vulcan Iron Works, Riclimond
Ya.
Agents for Croasilales Super Phnrphate.
JN'o. W. CAMEKoS, )
JAS. E. niLi.. s
VIL3II5GTO?f, X. ( .
No. S2 ortti Water Str.et.
?farch 11, 1SG0. 15-ly
Important to Farocrs of Edge
combe County.
T3 ARTIES YTISI1ING INDIVIPFAL
II rij;!.ts to nir.lre SUGAR and S YRUP
ly the '"Cirfat .-onthern Process" e;n di
tain them by applying to either of the un Jrr-sis-'ned.
Prima Sorirlomi Seed can Le ob
tained from X. 21. Lawrence in time io plant
this Spring. D II. PA It LOW.
V. F. 15 E AS LEY.
March 11. l.'i-tf
FLOrii, PORK ASD 3I0L1S3ES.
rfH Hopsbeads New Crop Jlolassfs bv
StUny tiie Jlozsliead. Barrel or Gallon. "
IO
Barrels Mess Pork.
Barrels Flour (all praties) for sale
Qjr as low as the lowest an 1 as e-no.l
a tlse best in market.
H. D. TEFX.
N. B. For Cash in liand 1 will furnish
Pork at New York Cost. If D T.
Tarboro', March 11. 15-lia
MOSEY MADE.
Y calling on r.s at Cr 'inwells Stables,
before purchasing MULES clsewheref
NVc keep on liand
Ho 1 Stock, Broka and XJnbroko
at the lowest Market price.
li. F. & J. F. TRUMBO.
Tarboro', N. C, March 4, '09. 14-11
TAKE NOTICE.
MATING BEEN DIRECTED BY A
majority of the creditors of Rich. II.
Garrett to dispose of his elleets, as authoriz
ed by the Deed ot Trust, and having conver.
ted ihe same into money, all person- holding
claims against said Oarratt, provable in
Bankruptcy, are hereby notilied to present
the same at my rCiee on or before the tenth
day of April. A. D. lbf9. as on that day I shall
aiake a ii n ul distribution of his assets.
Fit ED. PlllLLirS, Trustee.
March Slh, lbti'J. 15-3t
NOTICE.
8. L. MOOItE. T. W. TOLEB.
MOORE & TOLEil,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HORSE.
EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
fine Stock of
SUPEI1IOR LIQUORS;
and will use all endeavors to give entire
satisfaction to their Iriend - and customers.
MOURE- TOLER.
March 4. Usly
CONTRACT FOR SHIXGLES.
ET WISH TO CONTRACT WITH SOME
ti one to pet Sixty or Seventy Thousand
Cypress Shingles." The lumber will be
furnished by rue. JESSE II. PO WELL.
March 4, 14-ltu
It CW AI5VJCRT1SEMEXTS.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets of the
Great City,
A 'VT'orTc descriptive of the VIRTUES, and
the VICES, the MYSTERIES, MISERIES
and CKI5IE3 of New York City.
If you wish to know how Fortunes are
made and lost in a day; how Shrewd Men
are ruined in Wall !" 'reet ; how CoiintrynwR
are Swindled by Sharpers ; how Minister
and Men-hauts are Blackmailed ; how Danes
Halls Sc Coeeert Saloons are Managed ; how
Ganibliuir Homes iV Lotteries are eoiidnel
ed ; now tMoi-k " ''a mnpanies (lriginate
and how the Hubbies Burst, read this work.
It contains 35 fine taistraviiis. lelisall about
the Mysteries and Crime; ol New ork, and
is the Spie e.-t and C'beupest work cf the
kind publi.-hed.
ONLY $2.75 PER COPY.
ZZ?S Send for Circulars ae.d see cur terms,
and a full description ol the work. Address
JUNKS BltorilKllS & CO., Philadelphia,
Pa.. Atlanta, C!a. Cincinnati, O., or St. Louis,
Mo
CAUTION-
Inferior
works of a
similar character are l:ei lis: circulated. See
that the books you buy contain 35 fine en- 1
irrav'tngs and sell at $2.75jer copy.
IiOtK IIavkx, Pa.
Jll'llSr.. LU'PIXC'OTT & BAKKWrXr.,
Pittslmtg, Pa.
Cents: We have been usinsr your make
of Gansr Saws iu our Mill, and liud them, ia
point of quality, superior lo any we have
ever used. Yours. c,
SHAW, BLAN'CIIAKD & CO.
Onr.i.N Shaw, Foreman.
-hZ y&: -ACV; O-
Jamestown-, X. Y.
LiriNTOTT & Fakewfi.i. : We bave no
tioublewii h yonr Saws ; ihcy don't need to
lie lined up with paper; we put them op
tli.) Mandrel and they tro riirht aluna.
Tetnper perfe tly uniform and quality un
surpassed. Kespc, tOi'ly. riTAS. J. FOX.
Hi'PiNCOTT ntiiKWHr.!..
Maiiiifi. luri rs 0;' (. iicular, Mnlav, Mill
t 'tin a xd ( ' r ss-f ul Saws. Chopping Axc.
all siiapes. Colioiru's Pa'.ent Axes. Shovels.
Spades .ind Miles' Patent Covered Scoop.
Wanted Agents,
inoi.t'i. everywhere, nia'e ami 'eni;i!e. to in
tr.dnec the Genuine Improved Common
Sense l-'aiiiily Sewing Machine. This mn
chiiif will stitch, hein. fell, t lick, qu.it. c .Til.
bind, br.::d and eiTiiiruiui'r in a ni'it siiper
ie.r manner. IViee only :J I s. i'n'iy warran
ted for five years. We will pay "f 1000 for
aav machine that will sew a stronger, more
!ieau"ii:iil. or more elastic ej.m thin ours.
It makes the "Elastic Lock Stin h." Eve ry
sei-.ind stitch can be cut. and still the cloth
.a n not be pelied apart w .lho-il tearing it.
V, e ! -iv a--enis from S.'.X to f-J ln ,-,,.P
iiiul expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount can be ma;l.-. Address
SECoJIUA- CO.. I'lrrsEi no;i, '.., :Jsio.
M a -s.. or S r. Loms. Mo.
Ca'.ilieii Do n-t bp :tipoed upon by
other parlies pnloiiaj: oil" worthless caM ir ii
m.o iiines. iin-Jer i i,e same nam. or other
wise. Itirs i the only sen time and rtallv
practical cheap ina.-hine m.i u iiiacl lii'ed.
CENTS WANTED TO SELL THE "
iv "PikVN M:rx:.i boox.-'
I'ur Compi.i ? L. ,'.'".- li-.t'tntt J'n or Water.
TliisCr at Time and Mom -v-Saving In
vention brings a rially indispen-i'Me tcature
of Ini-ines- iitna me re-lcii of am. 1'iUr.
$.: uiut ;;..e,7JV.'..
No'ie see it but to prair-e i( simp'ie ty and
convenience. a it nwon uknih it self, nnd
si.i.i.s at s:-!.l. Adii:ed to ixtry I.nul i.
hahi'i. It does m l ;..-; nur. as the lirst sale
i only a beMiuing. F-.ten-ive territt-ry
cis en. For (-tiinonia.'s. terms. -:e.. address
I'. G.YRl; I;'!"!' A: I'd., Chest !.ut sireet
Piiihidclphia. Pa.
ij VI s.) 6 H-i V 'v V V V)
'1 1 9 1
To i tii: Woi;k;.j ( i. ass : I
pre: arc! 1 ) fiirni-li all ci.is-e- with
eiiiplcviiieiit ::1 their home-, tiie win
m ro-.v
-'Hbt,!i:l
'e of the
t:n e. or lor the spare nioments. Pusiness
new. birht and pr. lilabie. l iity cents to Jo
per eve n in jr. is easi.'v earned by persons o!
Cither sex. and l.ovs and iris earn ncrr'y
as iiuii'li as men. Ore.il inducements are o:
lere.l those who wiii .'ewte their whole
time to tiie business ; and. th.'.t every person
who sees this notice, may sclill ,.,t. t!it-:r ;,,.
dress and test the bu-i.iess lor t !:e:nscl v. s.
I make ihe fobowia r unparalleled oiler. To
all who are not well sati-lied v. ilh the busi
ness, 1 will semi 51 to pay for the trouble el
w ritinar me Fuil particulars duections. Ac.
sent fiee. Sample sent by mail for 10 cts.
Address E. C. Ai.i.ks, Aliens a. .Me.
k '0 no a r'"' ''a n u!u,? '' ',vt'
Vn'J vV agent-, selling mv nen- and
ru! mile iuvrntinn. Address J. AIIEAN, O'l
Second St.. J'.altimore. Md.
V GENTS WANTED in entry town to
sell the celebrated Ct'pp'r Moners
an,! lire yrs Lightest draft and most dura
ble mac.iines made. Send lor circulars
tLIITER MOWER & EE A PER CO.. 12
Chll'st., Xew Vork.
Wonder
IXDUrUY SEIVIXC M.-vciiixr..
Only Three Dollar?. Simple, practical
and durable II akes t he Elastic chain st toll,
and adapted for all kinds of plain sew ng.
Any child can operate it. An eleira t (lilt.
Testimonials dal! . Sent in perfect order on
receipt of price, $03. Address Industry
Sewing 5Iacliine Co., Manchester, N. 11.
Wot $100 Ier Uue
We will insert an ad-'ertisement in one
thousand newspapers, one month. The List
includes sinjrte Papers of oyer 1000.009
Circulation weekly more than 100 Daily
IJopors, in which the advertiser obtains Si
insertions to the month, and the leading Pa.,
perainraors than 500 different towns aad
cities Complete Fileo ca i lis exarai ed at
our office. Send Stamp .'or our Circular.
Address GEO. P. II 'J WELLS: CO.,Ad verlis
iug Agents, New York.
THE PATENT MAGIC fOTIB
Will color gray hair a permanent black or
brown. Sold everywhere. Sent by mail
for jn.-r.
Address "r?H. PATTOI-X. Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Spring Held, Mass.
Wanted Agents. ?V
A I K ii 1 C AN K S I TTI C. M AC ii I N E.
Price S'JJ. The himplest, cheapest and best
Kiiittinir Machine ever in vented. Will knit "JO.
OUi) stitches per minute Libera! inducements
1 Aire nis. Address AMERICAN KNI I'
TINO MAnilAT Co., Poston, Mass., or
St. Iouis, Mo.
A GENTS, FARMERS. HARD
J t SHUS and FRUIT GKOSVERS.
-Send tor pnrliculars of ' liest's Improved
Fin it Tree and Vine Iiivi garntor and Insect
Dtxtroyr." Samples to test will be forwarded
to any part of ihe United Stales and peifiet
satisfaction guaranteed. Good Agents are
fronted in every County in the United States.
Address.!. A1IEARN, 03 Second Street, Pal.
timore, Md.
VELOCIPEDE WHEELS,
MANUFACTURED BY
S. N. B RO VS S & C 0.,
D3yton, Ohio.
They also make a prime article of Spokes
and Hubs for light Carriage and Pu:r;.-y
Wheels. Send for price list.
93000$ SALARY. Addres
Co. Y.
V. S. Via
SEW ADVERTISE3IEXTS.
TACSSIC, LIVINGSTON & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
Commission Merelnmis,
Ko. 3i So. Froat St- & 35 Letitia St.,
PIIILADLLPIIIA, PA.
fCJ Advanxes Madk. Ciiakuks Reasox-
Abl.K. OS
ke;t thorouprhly posted in all
;es of tne liiai-ki t.
Corrtsponilents
eh an
ETIMPLOYilIENT llmlvn. For pnr-
MiJ tieiil.us, address
& CO., Bratt'.cl.oro, Vt.
S..M. Si'ENGK
A N. LANCASTER will buy Iowa
A, Lands and Chicago property ; lso
Lauds and City Lots sold for taxes ami other.,
wise encumbered Js. Wall street, Ne v Vork.
.'t;it. t".tT VMKr.l-' s;,.iri,oli,
j, I.HI.' V. .'V.
-... r.. .,-1,.. 1 1
li'l 1 vu .'i 1. 11, un 1 i.i 1 . 1 1 i n, 1
desire a Letter manhood. Sent in s aled i
letter envelopes, (ree of charge. Ifbeneid
1d return the postage. Address PA1LAN
TlllvUS, Mux A, Philadelphia. Pa.
IDs
C.4FSESS. CAT.1EII1E5,
Sc.ntuta Speciality. Cures letrallv
guaranteed or money returned. l!y the In
ventor lur Incurable I'eainess. Send 70c.
for Tr : atisc on I leafness. Cata' i h and Seofu
la. Pr. T. II. STILWELL, l'.'j Blccter St.,
N. Y.
1IOHIUBLE!!
I sullered with CATARRH THIRTY
YEARS.' was cured in :ix weeks by asim.
pie lernedy, and i'l send the receipt, pes
tr.ge Iree, to all afilicled.
Address REV T. J. MEAD.
Drawer I'd, Syracuse.
. n. r.
Free 1 3 Cent Stamp.
A PAMPHLET containing valuable in
formation on the subject of Adverti
sing. A. List of over One Thousand News
papers, (tiik r.i:s r A ivkk rist v; M koii.-ms.)
and price cards sliowing advertising rates.
Address GEO. P. ROW ELL ic CO, New
York.
Ailisiaislratrix ao1:cc.
fk T.L persi ns indebted to the estate of
ik the late David Neal, deceased, are
hereby notilieil to come forward and make
immediate payment : and tluve having
claims apainst said estate are requested ti
present them f..r piyiuent within the time
prescribed bv Law.
DEL A II J. NEAT.,
Adm'x.
Feb. 13. 12-Gt
DENTISTRY.
"K,
BURGEON DENTIST,
VY nee, ..ver Shaw & 31c Pfif:
Cid.e's Store in Tai boron -ii, J iJ..yC?
Irom the 7ta nr.tn tiia SJith
or -:rcn.
and will be pleased to see all
wishing los
service.
He will ?prid half of his time in Tarbo.
r.nith dtinr.gtbe year ISC'.
ivb. an. '" n- tf
R. B. ALSOP,
lE.u.rt: i
cf .VI U.idi.
FLOIK cf a!I Gmtes ccsslasilj
.Axz to 2cr,l crr:cr,
TAIilJOKO', X. C.
Highest Cajh Price Puid fcr Hides.
V70CL' & KAri E liiAii ZSG. CO.,
rti:2, Tori
.71 t .
s fl y lies 3- -
i)iuly 3Iar!:et.
5 cm stiil j tepnreil tc Mtppiy tbe citir.et.s
X oi' 'fa: ! to' atiil v;c it.ity v. itba'.l iihidi of
FilKSlI MEATS.
STALLS OPEN LYLHi Mt.UiNING
FIloU
DAT 22-EAS TO 11 0TL0C2, A. IX.
Tuesdays &r,tl Saturdays all Bay.
With many thank for pa-t j.-uronage,
the Undersigned repeclf:!ly solicit a con
t:;:ear.ec in the future.
K. L. SMITH.
:,T.-reh 4. M-tf
IJOOTS k SHOES.
X II V'iD AaD 3I.1DE TO GSDES.
FY
4 SUPERTOIi LOT (If CAU
SUPERIOR LOT OF CALF
kins just received.
Hoots from Seven to l ouitcen Dol
lars per pair.
Shoes iroui $ I 50 to f S per pair.
;n of the His Koot.
Wililamstca & Tarfcero E.E. Co., )
Williajistox, Feb. l'4th, i
A SPECIAL MEETING OF HIE
jtx. StoelOiolilcrs of the Williaitiston ii
Tarboro Rail loud Company is hereby cul
led to nuet at the Court House-, in William
ston on
Saturday ths 13th. of March, 1869.
Fy order of the President.
JOS. D. RIOOS.
Sec. .Sc. Treasurer.
Feb: 25. Kl-r?t
State of Xortli Carolina,
Superior Court of lid gccomtie Countit.
Fred Philips against Joseph II Hymau.
Warrant of Attachment.
AWAKRANT OF ATTACHMENT
baring been issued en the ."Jul (lay
of March. I '.:". by t he Piaint ill" agaiut t he
lieleiubinl in the above named case, 'return
alee before the Clerk of the Superior CoiifI of
Edgecomt e County at hisotliee in the Tovyi
of 7'arb'.ro" within W days, for the sum of
Thirtet u Hundred iind Sixty-live Dollars, doe
on contract lortl'e payment of money, the
Defendant is hereby notified to appear at tiie
Oiliee ot said Clerk within the lime afore
said and answer the Complaint.
Elf El). PHILIPS, Plaintiff.
March 1 1, 1 :-(!. ' j;i-. n
State of Sorth Carolina,
Superior Court of Edgecomhe County.
Joseph S Slaton and Thomas Norilect
against
Joseph II flyman.
Warrant of Attachment.
A WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
JL having been issued on the linl Iay of
March, Ibti'.l, by the Plaintill's against ihe De
fendantin the above named case, retnrnaUo
before theClerk ol the Superior Court of Edge
combe County at his cilice in the Town of Tar
l.oio'. within (5!) day for the sum of Twenty
live Hundred and Seven sl-lflU Doilars, due
on a contract lor the payment of money, the
defendant is heieby notified to appear at the
Oiliee of said Clerk w'tiiin li.e time aforesaid
and answer the complaint.
FRED FIJILU'S, Attorney lor
,T , . Plaintiffs.
March II, lStO. 15.it
SITTATIOX WANTED.
ATOUN(; LADT AVELL QUALIFI
cI to teach the usual English Prai.ch
cs, desii cs a situation as Teacb.er.
For further inforniiition, address
S. A. WHITE,
March 4-4t." Mcbaneville, N. C.
Fr.nii -I to X;'-i H,,nsi:
jTSW--ftSf 1'""'t;:" the
r,VtrjSl fA ceiebniteJ Corli-s (
HyJ&S-llt i .TEii-i-.es. Slide Vi.hr
IfUlliiT Vi.'avar.,; (l. Saw
MiA-.-S.arCafeMdV.
Pt A 1,,-al at.d '.era M.IN.
Circular ."ins .- i: ;i".-. S-r. J far tle-
-crii live i ri e'.i- Pri.-e T.i-t.
Xew York Hov. 3, lyc.
To the People of tho Southern State?
When the pare medicinal rotornm-c. r.r,"
si wnlely known t,s Wolfe's s..!,,,.,! . '
Schnapps, v.-.is introduced i,;i iie v.-i,r:d
der 1 he enu.u"eii;ent ot four th'iii;iu. c;i 1
inir nieiniiers of t he medicat proicssi.in ..,'
JO years a-o, its proprietor was well aw,,r,
tliat it could ni.-t wliolly escape the J 1 1 ; . ; t
attached to ail new and useful prepar;:ti.e,v
He. therefore eudca v.irt-il io invest :t w ,
syonuest possible Kufeuard u-ainst ,ii,,,
teneilers. and to render ad at.teinpl- to 'on,
it diliieii't Hiid ilaniier .us. )t Wil.
to distin-uisiied cheilosis (or at
pronounced by tlietii the purest
leanufacliu'ed. its perty and
b.aviiift been tiiiis asci rlaineJ, sa:
urlielc were forwarded lo te:: the
f.r.l
:-.,,.,
sicians, inelinling ail the Icad.ng
pr.tcl.
ers in tne l nded Males. hr pur;ioes ,,
j perimeut. A circular, requesting a tru
li.e preparatiou ami a report ol t::e r. -s
aeeoriipanied each specimen. Four thotis
of the most eminent medical men m (;,,. )
ion proin)l!y responded. Their opinio::,
the article were unanimously ;iver;ii !r
Such a preparation, they said, had leiu hi
n
wan el oy tiie prcle-sMoii. as no r. : ,e). ,.
could l e placed on the oidiuary li.pe , ,
commerce, all of which were more (,;
iiduitcriited. and therefore unlit for mei!:.-:i'
purposes. The peculiar cxcelle;:ce
strength ofthec.il of juniper, which tori: '
one ol the principal ingredients ot
Schnapps, together witii an uiiallovrd el nr,
acter of the alcoholic element, give it. in tt:f.
est imation of the laeelty, a marled s;: ,..
riority over every other diliusive simiu... .-t
as a diuretic, tonic and rt-torative.
1 hrsc suto laeti .ry credentials Irom
fession.il men ol the highesl rank v.-rre
bfl.edina comb used form, ana en.;'
with each bo'.tle of the Schnapp-s. as ,.,
the poaianteis of its enuiueiiess. I'
preear.tauis against fraud were also ad j
a patent was obtained for the article, tie
tie! was cop r'gl.teii. a ,ir .v :.-;. ..i
I-
.irictor autof inph M';i;atiire was at:...',.,.
to each label and cover, his name and that :'
the preparation were embossed on the boti'e..
and the corks were sealed with his priv ; t .
seal. No article had ever been nold ia iii
country under the name of Schnapps pnr.r
t.ithe i at redaction of Yo'!e's rhu-ibr.i
A roniatie Sell uapps, iu l")l ; ar.J t..e Inh,
deposited, as his trade mark, i;i -,,.
!'i-.;:ed State- district Court forthe S-amher!;
district ot itv York dnriaa thai year.
It m'v ht be supposed t y persons i;.;;.,
(juanttd wilii the dariiv- eh:.ra tns d' r -pirates
who prey upon t!;- reputatir.n o ii :,
oruble liiercl.aiUs I y vending dele.ri,n,s
irnst: n aoer i tu-ir name, iiiai tne pr t
so e-ireinlly thrown ar.mnd these v..
would have precluded the iiilr ihn t .
,1 '
sale ol 'counterfeits. They seem. Lisvvtr; i
have stimulated the rap.u-ilv et i :o; rs.
The trade marl: ol tiie propr et.-r has ...
s!::iei! ; the ial.r-e eat which lis Sch.e
A roti atu- Schnapps uloiie received ;r-M;i i: .
m.-ilie.ii protessioi! hr.s ;t e;i elaoi.r o ! , - lf. ..
daeiocs I.iimi-ugs : h o. la! elr. aiei h..fl -
b-en imitated, h .s ad er; is..;;,.-;:; :ti--:
ed. his eircllisrs e.-p:-l. and v. or-e t: ;oi ::
dishonorable retailer-, alter dispo-i: ..- ,.;';,,.
genuine contents of his battle-.. La-,.- ti. i.
them op with ccniiro n ion. ti;e ('. .t-u:-
ricii.s of all ii.ja, rs. nnd thus ::i.ei- t.u :.c
an 1 I ran-! a cover lor - .
'i'l.e r iibbc. the n:ee:.-:d y,- .1,,, ;r: I : : e
sii-k. ii.r whom li.e r-'v l.-e.i.-.ai .".r 1
Sehiiapps is prescribe-.! as -i r-r.e- ;v. .
e;;ia!l i i;l crest.-.i v.,ih t !i-- prcor . : .! ...
detetlion and surptcs.-ioii t.;t ihov i.t:,; .
jus practices. Ti.t srentiine artie'e. i..:
,'aet ured itt the rst.-ibiishjnt-ntcj'thc trad, -ed.
1:1 Schiedam. Holland, is df-tiilc:i tr.
barlevot ;he finest 'jualay, and ofav r.
iii) essential e'raet of I in' berry .-t li.e i:..
ian juniper, of u acq ."' led p'lr.lv. i.'y n
cess iir.kuou n iu the pie, arftijn ; .;.
r-ther lienor, it is freed from every acr.
i .ins ;t nil c rn.;sive element.
Complaint have been received frrtn ,ii
leiidir. ph sic HC.s aed I lriido-s i'l the o. n:'.
n n 7c.v.i ul' ;!jc ssk' o! cheap inn" ;; o- , (
the Sehieii-om A romatie Schnapps in ii, s-,
markets: sind travellers, who are iiit ie !o,: .
it of using it ns an antidote to ti e 1 o In!
itiliiiece.- of unwholesome river v. ai. r. te
:i.y that cheap gin. put up in Seine. bissi 1 1
lies. i freoneat iy paoeed oa' u;-or, ; :
v.ary. 'i i.c ;iL-e;:t- ..; li e unde.-.- :x: I I ; ir
!n en re -.!; d to in.-t l'i in.;n,r,es e , ii e
subject, and to t' -rs-. r J to him ihe r.Jii.- ' f
slo'h pu:lo s :;s lieov a-.'(.!;i;n to- be eo a o .
in the lit re.-i-v.is 't:. .n jf !eee;:,on. In
eoiicliisiOii. i !.c uiulerM'gaed v.o ..d say ti.: :
he has pro lneed. Iron: under t.'ie hands i.t
the most ihst o.i: ii i -iic-n:ea c; science ia
America r . Is un answerable ot li.e pur.ly
anil iiif'du-oi.-i! eeel!cnee of I he Sc'Mo.fani
Aroiri'tic S-.-b'iaf
ma ny l hoe satu'; A-'-oar
ii t"es aid
s cne.i :,..!:!,', jti
eoiin-t froo bile
1 ii: 1
in s
he h
i rroe
xoe
i : a r
i'.liil .'s. i
si. o.vn it 1
l'- at can 1
ru.iv t.e;
adulierei! ;
tion. ;u:;;!
in all lis !o
prr.aratlo:
t a.i
son,
d
ro'd
;:u ever
I Wl
ic'li bears lliii
come oil tr.'ai
t a v ir.y ne uv.
ieral- . lo li.e im
. a i
li-.
rade mark, h::
therefore feels
low-citizeas ge
-ion and 1 lie sick,
the charlatans u ii
Iw deliooii'-o
eou i:".i I'.e :1 !
e:l li.es.. c i.;.-ii-npon
lie- prev
ia his t a" .i li 1
ees ol identity. ;u.d he c.i
and ihe pu'do- H aid h;i:
remedy .-o great un evii.
The following letters and eert;lie:i
the lea:! ng ohysiciaas an I cl:ci.i:sl
fr.oi.i
:.i t: s
euy will prove to the render that ad :o
by the umb rsi0r.ed are a I they Pre r.
si-nted to bo. UDOLl'lIO WtiLl-
1 feel hound to sav. that I regard yoor
Schnapps, us t.eirig ia every respect pre-eei
inerit'y pure, end de.-t rvin of medical p. is
tronaire. At all everts, it is the pureft p ' -si:
!..' arliele ot tloiianj Oin, hertt-oorr un-o-.!air:.-ib!e.
and as such n.ay te safely pie .
scribed by physicians.
DAVID L MOTT. M D.
Fha.rinpreul.ieal Chemist, New York.
20 Ft me
Tr. ee r. N
t,--Vo!
Nov. 21.
Udo'pho Wofc, Esq, Present:
Pear Sir." I have nade a chemical e?
million of a sample cf vottr .'ehi'.i
Schnapps, with (he intent of detertioaoi:
any foreign i:r injtirloiis snbst ir.i e i:a'l !
added to the simple distilled spirit.
The emaa. nation has resulted in tn
elusion that the sample contained no
ous or lir.rmtnl ndniixlure. 1 ii'ive be
conusor;-:i
nii-
able to discover any trace of ;hn delel. rioe.
Mibstcnce which are employed in the adiii'
eralion ol liyuors I would not hesiti-te
use mvsell or lo rccoinuieiitl to fill ers
luedioiiuo j'.nrpo'ses, tiit; Schiedam St l.-.ap
as an exeellsiit and linobjeetiouahlc i jr.i
cf gin. Very respectfully your.
(Signed,) CHAS A SilElA', CLciu.'st.
Nkw Yokk, Tuesday, May 1.
ITdci.pho Wolfk, Esq..:
"Dear Sir: The want vf pure Wines and.
Liquors for medicinal purposes has been
long felt bv the profession, and. thousands ut
lives tiave lie-ii sacrificed by the use ot
iedniterated artichs. Delirium Iremensand
other diseases of ihe brain and nerves, so
rife in tins coii.ifry. are very rnr in Europe,
owing, in a great degree, to the ililferei.ee in
the purity of ihe sp-rits sold.
We have tested the several nrticlcs im
ported and soil by yon. including your (on,
which you sell under the name of Aron.at o.
Schiedam Schnapps, wh.ch we consider just
ly entitled to the high reputation it has :o
quired in th's country ; and from your :
experience as a foreign importer, your J'"t
tled Wines an I Liipiois should n.cet w.ih
t he same demand.
We would recommend you lo rppoint
some of the respectable apothecaries in dif
ferent parts ol the City as agents lor tl.i sa.e
of your Brandies and Wines, where- the pro
fession can obtain the same wh.n ntcdrd .' r
medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enter
prise. We remain your obedieet serva,:.
Valentine Moll. M. P., Prolessor ol ot Sur
gery. University Medical College. N. ).
J. M.'Caruociiau.'M- D.. Prolessor ol CI.ni
ihl Surgery. Surgeou-in-cl.ief to the i" ne.e
Ilospita'.. etc , No. 1 I Enst Sixteenth t-
Lewis A. Savrv, M- No. 7'J-' liromlwav.
II. P. Pw Wees, M. 1)., No. 101 Itroi.dv sy
Joseph Worster. M. IK. No. 1,. Ninth st.
Nelson Steele. M. D.. No. "17 lilei'cker st.
John O'Keiiiv. M. D.. No. li'M Fourth t.
H. I. Raphael. M. !.. Prolessor of the Pr rs
ciples and Practice ol Surgeiy. New 1 or ..
Medical Coliege, etc., No. 'Jl Ninth street,
iind otiiers.
The proprietor also o.i'crs lr ...'.ie
Cloiaed Wines and Liquor
imp'rted and bottled by himself, express y
ior medicinrl use. Ea h bottle has l is ecr
lilicate of its pnritv.
UI(LPIIO IVOM i
Dee. ."5. lisfS No. '-' ':
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