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The Tijrljoro' Southerner.
harsiar, - - Octcfcer 3, 1872.
Inland Sea. tiat Yields not Up Its
Dead.
fjomo twelve or fourteen persons
avo beoa drowned in Lake Tahoe
ithin the past ten years; none of the
' dies have ever been recovered. Su
.rstition, ever ready to weave a $en-
lracnt from nature's laws, asserted
-at there was a doubtful mystery in
th non-recovery, of the drowned;
that, i fact, a monster had its abode
ia this fresh 'water soa, an that the
bodies all passed into its capacious
mt.w. The true explanation of this
mystery never has been given.
The mm-appciance of the bodies is
iiif to throe causes. The first is, the
jrreat purity of the water and its con
fluent lack of buoyancy. Drown
ing ia very easy in it for this reason,
though I havo not, while ewimniing
iu it, found any more than ordinary
li.Dculty in sustaining mj'self.
The second and main cause is due
3 t'10 great coldness cf tho water.
iiVen at this, th" warmest season, the
surface water iii as cold as the drinker
uesircs it to be, but it is warm there
.' jmparod with its temperature at the
icrih of 100 or 200 i'eet. It is as
:o'l there as the Sitie heat ot au lce-
OCTg.
Vlien a bo.lv sinks in the
oi to ti.) uepth require I it is frozen
X he process, ct course, pre
os it, so that the gas which origi-
:s Irom utcay v.i otnor
,onttd, and distension
water is
checked.
Thv. by ly is thus kept in a state of
Xtcj.',w specific gravity tl ai in the
.&ter in which it is suspended, and
hvioby prevented Irom rising to the
'J.'he third case lies in the great
I r-'Soiire of the pure water on any
thing which i Kiink to a great depth;
, 1 1 1 3 -
ra pressed d iwn in a week to half
their size, and one cf the oldest resi
dents of the lake expresses the belief
that, by the time a man's body has
b en suspended for a week at a depth
of abcut 200 feet (it is net likely that
tt ever reaches the cavernous and al
most fathoinloif s bottom of the great
la'-re), the corr.pr'isicri of the water
b:.s reduced its size to thatcf achiWs.
IX ubilcs the idea of uncofSned sils--,
-vicii in such a world of water"
s not a pleasart one to onteniplate;
but to be pressed into a 3olid mass,
and suspended in a liquid coffin of ice
';r-:uperaturo, is quiet ts pleasant aa
interment and mouldering in the
ground. Sunj'ranciScO Bulletin.
How to Commence Business.
Th'-re aro many young men who
:.r in the liabit of excusing their
idleness and iuolTieioney with the plea
1h.1t thoy can do nothing without capi
tal. The lack of means is the ready
i-L'p'y they make to every appeal tu
action. They imagine that they pos
sess in themselves nil the perquisite
o success but capital. If .they O'jily
I'.iid capital, in addition, to their oher
:' r.gined virtues, they vould do freat
thirds in tin world, they wouVJ as
: n:lsh tlie native with :the boldnors
bililianey of their enterprise.
j-iiey would grow immensely rich, and
then lay the world under perpetual
jbii;ation3 to their gratitude by tho
laauihcenco cf their benefactions.
This ij tho we.y tl:ey think and talk,
nii-l taey roil the -vaia glorious idea
over i 1 their. minds nntil they come
Imagine that the world ia an ini-li.-.uoO
ioserfcy their poverty.
These pereorns forget one impooriant
uvct, that All-capital is the product of
1 ibor. That nearly all rich men in
:h:s country were once poor, That
nearly every personal fortune they
cm cnumerato ia either the product
cf itc owner's toil and. skill, or the
ropreKtitativa of his fatber's toil and
a kill.
How did makers of those fortunes
.1 -il i :i.IO TTJ il
f re,.- 11 1 . .11 1- :ri ' Mm r u w 1 1 1 u c 1 u 1 1 itiuv
b: nt the vigfr of youth in idle and
i- --AW, lamentations over their pover
ty, they would have lived and died
tance of hones;,- behind them. Cap
ital allied to laWr and skill can work
jurri th 1 war of material enter
: rise?, r.nd the man who posseses
mo i.-y fin-'l-- it easy to make money.
C.'. t il.-.! not the only indispensi-
lio t you.-itr men of the right stuff
ali this. There are other kinds of
c.i4')i:.ii bc;-i''e3 accumulated money :
- 1
lustry, dilisence,
ru-h, li-loiity, skill,
tact, education
.11 ;! these are capital,
and all of
ho-- havo a cjumercial value, which
ho oi'iie" -vili be ahle, sooner or later
.ommr.nd in the market. Provid-
i ,v itli t:u ?o, any young man in this
'.v.ntry m:.y make more than ho
:i K'-.-nd every Year, and thus
fi"--na every vear,
luivo 'mothing at the end of each
; oar to invest as money capital. If
ho needs money, lot him go to wor
and make it, and thus give proof of
his ability toue it profitably and ju
flidiously. If we go in to any great;
city, or into any prosperous agricul
tural district, we find the capitalists,
are tho.-.e who have made their for
tune without any outside aid. They
did not waste their time in. repining
i'j tht-ir poverty, and in silly dreams
i f what they could do if they had thft
z. ',ney to do it with. They went
L '. lly and resolutely to, work: they
toixi and thought and planned, and
kevt i:I:ng and thinking and plan-Tti'-utiy,
until at last they
i:ni..-p'u the- fortunate moment, and
i:i nmo cases out of ten they euccoed
ud. Scotch Cake. 1 quart of dough
risen sis for biead, 1 quart of flour
vorked in, lb, of lutterx 5, eggs,
1 lb u'i suar, a little inace or tiut-:
j;if g, I lb. of raisins cr currants is
i'.n inipvovcmeut rise it in the pan
tout it i:i to bo l.al;ed in Uo?a break
f.;.t until 10 o'clo.ek.
liW.icATK Case. One-half cup
'TbuUer. three cups of flour, one
.:ij of sweet milk, fHten eggs well
r -ii'.tfn, tvi tcaHpoans of of cream
tartar, one of soda in the milk.
rlDiir
t tv.-i
in
1
together.
anil iiavor with rose.
Jewish Timet rleprocatfis the
i'i;'Iy !' :i':urairi(j tjinigration of
i'.h t. P-ilostino, wLich, it says, ha9
no oth-.r elii "5 : 'lu that of a venera
h'.o uiuuli .i.):it oi vUe past.
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the goods bv Expre-s, to -collect on dt liverv
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0
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It is not a physic which may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the first few dost-s,
tut which, from continud use brings pi'es
and kindred diseases to aid in weakening the
invalid, nor is it a doctored liquor which, under
the popular nani'- of "iiitters" is so extensively
palmed off on the public aa sovereign reme
d est bot it is a most powerful Tonic and alter
ative, pronounced so by ti c leading medical
authorities of London and furis. and has been
long used by th regular physicians of other
countries with wonderful remidiai results.
M WELLS' EXTRACT 01 Jill
re'ans all the medicinal ues peculiar to
the plant and must b taken as a permanent
curative agent.
:B there waut of action in your Liver and
KpleeiiV Unless relkved at once, the b'.otd
becomes impure by dek tf rions secretions,
producnig scrofulous or skin diseased, JMot
ches, Felons, Pustule Canker, i'implep, A:c.
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store the vitiate d Uood to healthy a-tion.
Have you a Dyspeptic btoiuach? Unless di
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Mood, Dropsical Tendency, uenerl Weak-iies-i
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Take it to asst dkreitien without reaction,
it ilnparta youthful vigor to ibe weary sufferer.
Have you Weakness of the Iuti.btmes? Yon
are in danger, of Chronic Diarrhoea or the
dreadful lnflamation of the Bo . els.
Tske it to ails-y aritatiou and ward off ten
dency to rfidamations.
' Have you weakness oi the Uterine or Unri-
nary Organs? You must procure instant relief
cryou are liable to suffering worse than death
Titke it to strengthen organic weakness or
I;ie becomes a burden,
r ipally it should be frequently taken to kcop
the ay s tem in perfect health or you are other
wise in great danger of malarial, miaamatic or
VOntagiotii diseases.
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Role Agent for the United States. I'nce One
Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
SHALLER'S PATENT
Parade Torch
for the CAMPAIGN of 1872, is
a striking novelty in the torch
line. The bnrni g lliud being
contained m the packing, pre
vents all danger ot dripping
and soiling the clotliing, and
is perfectly safe in handling.
lJy blowing through a tube in
the handle a column of flame
is thrown three feet into the
air. producing abea tiful and
startling effect, and i lumiuat
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is choauer and handier than
anv other, and costs to burn
onlv two or three cents per
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jaby S. al. AlivaiArv & iyij,.
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Offers combined advantages incomparable
with those of any other School in Virginia.
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C. H. DOUGHTY.
The well-known Boot and Shoemaker of
TAR30RO.
. His 8hop is the plaoe to get .
lool tor, ComloTt.
Lasts Fitted Up and Reserved lor
Every Customer
The Fashionable can have what they want in
THE BEST STYLE.
GOOD WORKMANSHIP
AND
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11ALEIGH
Female Seminary
milE FIFTn SESSION WILL OPEJS
Ou JULY 2tHti, IS 12.
Seven experienced Teachers engaged.
A neat but cheap uniform is worn by
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Board and English Tuition $100 per
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Aptdy for Catalogue.
F. IMIOBGOOD, A.M.
June20-6t. Friucipal.
WoTlluniloii's
Family Medicine,
Well-known and ostensibly used
For Twenty Years,
AS
Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicine,
THIS OLD FAMILIAR AND
well established remedy, enjoys tfc.e
suigulnr fortune of being euaoriof &Q(1 re
eouiuiemlfd by the most eminent r.w (l;otil nit-n
iu the United States and Enropo.whith eaunot
be said of any similar iirepai-iniou bx-fore the
public. This argument wliMie, offers evidence
epiito snfticu'ut fir the spctisl attention of alL
liesides beuis a specviio for Diarrliiea, Dvsen
terv, Coik 'um:nt r Comiiiaict of Chidren,
aiiil paiufui atV'ctious of tho bowels geut-nl'.y,
it id a fine rubei'aoicnt Liniment, and has been
suceesifiwiy ustxl a such in tho treatment of
Rheumatism, .earatgla, Tumors Lam
ago, Sciatica, &c, &c.
CERTIFICATES.
Olliee of Purveyor GnK-ral for
State of Not th Carolina.
lUnica, X. C Jane 23, 12:
Pr. W.rthingtou's (,'holcra and Dknhu a
Mcilicine has Ion'' enjoyed a reputation in this
.State, both 111 uud out of the arm v. Kesptct
fully, E. WARRDX.
Offijo of Surgeon Gcnoral, C. S. A. i
r.i.-iimxxD , ., Aug. 25, 1872.
If Dr. Wortliii)f;t:.n can ftirmsb large qticn
tities of his medicine, we wil place it the
arinv a w-mtdv in Lowtl affections.
S". 1 jlOOUl' Surgm General C. S. A.
The following is from ouo-of te ilcserest
medical neu iu Virginia: '
.V)vtumft's Cot-ntt, Ya., 1R58.
Iir. R. H. Worthiugton Dear sir: I have
used your uKlioiu,o in many cases of bowel
disease for which yon prescribe it. and in ev
ery instance it effects tae exceeded my san
guine expectations. I regard it a an inpori
taut addition to. the lint t fatniXy medicines.
g. DC BAAil, M. D.
W. F. O0I.LK3S, MUEPKBESBtOUi, N. C.
Julv 15, 18, I
Dr. Worthingtoii Dear Sin I conceive it to
be my duty to you,, and to the public equa3y,
to testify that in constant family net of
your Diarrhua and: Cholera Med'cine during
the last three yean, I have found it of unfail
ing efficacy ; not cidy in that class of diseases
for which H wa apcc-ffically designed, but
also in many other of totally different charac
ter. While u is of priceless va!uo in Diarrha-a,
Dysentery and Cholera infantum, it i scarce
ly, if at all, less, eflieior.t iu uecvoua affectiis
feneraZly, and as an adjunct ia fever and ague,
would also recommend it, especially as a
remedy for burns. In the case of one of niv
little daughters, who wa dangerously scalded
quite rox-nty, it effected a speedy and magic
al cv.ro. iVot even the slightest car remained
Fermit in a word, gratefully to assure you
that 1 consider it the very best faniiy medi
cine I have ever tried.
If thio brief statement can be of service to
you, you axe at liberty to use it.
Very respectfully,
W1LL LOFTON HARGRAYE.
Great Bridob, Ya., Octoler D, 18fi9.
Dr. Wortkington Dcar Sir I have much
pleasure in giving testimony to the efficacy of
yor.r valuable medicine, it ia truly a splen
did anodyne and stimulant. I have used it
upon myself in an attack of Cholera Morbus,
and was highly gratified with its ieult. In
future I shall always have a supply in my own
practice.
i'.elieving von have conferred a benefit r p-
ou the puolic, I remain Yours, truly
CHARLES LLOYD, M. D.
WADE, B01KIX & CO.
.Ty.l-lm 3 N. liberty Street, Laltimore.
OXFORD
Female School
OXFORD, N. C.
MISS M. E MITCHELL, Principal.
MUS. E. A. GRANT, Associate Principal.
MRS. W. II. MOUKOW, Teacher ot Mnsic
Tim Exercises of this Institution will be
resumed on the 30th. Of July,
Circnlars, with terras for Board4 Tui
tion, &.c, forwarded on application.
Iieferences: All friends and pupils of
the late Prof. E. Mitchell of the University
of North Carolina. June 13r3m.
JOUJt MERS SON,
Commission Merchants
Receiving and Forwarding
AGENTS,
WASHINGTON, N. C.
' - - . i
April 4th, 1867. 18-tf
TQ THE PEOPLE OP EDGECOMBE.
THOMAS L. BURROUGHS,
GIN WEIGHT,
Is prepared to build
GIN yCVSES.COIXO SCREWS AND
RUNNING GEAR,
by contract or by the day.
Cotton Gins put in good orderfor usT and
repairs done on any W the aboye. work at
reasonable rates. -
Drafts of work accompanied with bills ot
lumber drawn an,4 ma,ue ai correctly, anu
very cheap.
Persons desiring any woik of the above
description will do well to cal. ipoa
TH0S. L. BURROUGHS,
nich24-tt Tartoro, N. C.
TARBORO.
JEW ARRIVAL OF
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AT
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Tarboro, ST. C.
EmbracUg all the latest styles and quali
ties from 6 cents, and npward per yard;
I have selected a very ctaolco line of
DRESS GOODS !
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comprising Black and Colored Japanese
SILKS,
POPLLNS,
ALPACAS,
GRENE DINES,
DELAINES, Lc.
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I havo a full line of FANCY NOTIONS,
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A large lot of CASSIMEKES, COTTON-
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caV particular attention to ray
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5 1
Containing Ladies', Gents', Boys', Misses'
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Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, &
Hats and Caps,
Furnishing Goods.
Our Stock of Ready Made Clothing for Men, Youth's and Boy's wear is large
and complete, and selected with great care. All the latest styles in Business and
Dress Suits which are made up in te moat artistic style, and Which we offer at
the lowest figures. Boots and Shoes of all kinds, and to it all ages, which can
not be surpassed in style and quality in any city. Also, a full line-of Gent's Fur
uiahing Goods, the largest to be found in this place. Our selections of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES FOR CUSTOM TRADE
is extensive, and we offer special idducemcnts and guarantee a perfect fit. G
made up in the latest styles. . Call immediately and examine oar New Good.
H. MOEEIS & BKO.,
Opposite R B Alsop, and at tho comer of Main ad Pitt Streets-
FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMMER
110! ALL YE THAT ARE
Thirsty, Tired & Heated
Call immediately at the well-known
and assuage yoor tblrst, refresh flnd cool
yoaiselves with
Iced Jnleps, Punches, Coblers, &c.
Composed of tho
PUREST LIQUORS
ever brought to Tarboro. , J jiave the
FIXEST PANE OP WniSKLV
ever seea or U&te4 aere. ly BAR con
tains otherwise a fine collection of otbe
QOOD LIQUORS
AND
EXCELLENT CIGARS.
. : o:
JdY
Restaurant
will be open every Tuesday an.d Siturd;iy,
at which will be found the best the market
a (fords.
A goal line of
OrOoories,
snch as Flour, Snjiar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap, &c., always on hand.
1 tender my sincere tuauKs tuiy former
patrons and the public at large for their
very liberal encouragement aud promise
to do my best for them hereafter.
JOHN F. WARD.
PROPRIETOR OF "WELCWJIE AR."
"WILL.IAM MITCHELL
House Carpeuter,
BtUS LfiAVii iu VAL.L, I u K A t
tention of the citiz-tis of Tarboro aui
hdgecombe county to the fact tbat be is
prepared to execute at the shortet.'. notice
and on reasonable tvrms all kinds of work
in bis line, lie teiors, by permission, to
Opt. Eobt. C. Browu, G. II. Lipscouibc,
James M. Uedmond and David Pender,
Tarboro, N. C. nov 30-ly.
The Old Established
TARBORO.
BAKERY
-AND-
Coafectionery.
JACOB WEBER, Proprietor.
MAIN STREET.
This Establishment nt continuallv addini;
new attr,actions, with a view to still further
increasing uusiucks
The People of Tarboro' and vicinity may
always confidently expect to find hero" every
kind of
PUJIE FRESH CAKES.
THE YERY JBEST .
PLAIN AND FRENCH CANDIES.
A varied assortment of
Ripe Fruits,
Daily received. In fact evorvtbinff kept in a
First Class House of the kind will befoun
hero. Spocial attention will be given the
Orders of Privgte Families
VOB
which will be bajed on the shortest notice
ORDERS FOR PARTIES AND
BALLS PROMPTLY FILLED.
Thanks are returned the public for pa;..t
patronage, 'and promise given of future
promptness and reliability.
JACOB WEBER.
49-t Opposite OUt'Gregory Hotel
Chamberlain & Rawls3
V T ARB ORQ, N.' C.A
Practical Watchmakers
AND ' ' '
DEAiESS IN
PIN E j E WiE L Ii Y, i
Sterling Silver anT Plated Ware,
"WEDDING RINGS, &c.
Jan. 18-tf.
ATTRACTIONS
THE
Markets n?Uh all the Latest NoTelties in
Garment
Kansas Pacific Railway.
This favorite line extends frora Kansas
City and Learettwoitb tbroaglt the fertile
State of Kansas to Denver in Colorado,
(39 miles. Rare opportunities are offered
to the public for homes In a section ol
coniitiy unsurpassed Jur productiveness
and healthfulness. The btate Cap'.tol,
State University, and State Afrricaitural
College are located along its line, and the
general educatlotal facilities are nneoual
ed. The reputation of Kansas is unsur
passed aa an agricultural State. Sy re
feri'lnf; to the TJuited States agricultural
reports, it will be seen that Kansas lias a
greater average yield to the acre of the
cereals than any other State; and at the
great fruit fairs held iu Philadelphia, Rich
mond, llositou and Albany, Kansas took
the first premium for the finest display of
runs, tor me- pjeasur oi travelers or
invalids, a varied and charming landscape
is presented; and the delightful air of
Colorado, and the celebrated warm and
ho,t springs near Denver, give renewed
life to the sick. To those contemplating
going west, we would advise, t&sjn, fa
4Ptct the country aloaiji tis.toafi .
Boot & Shoemaker
0. C. DOGGETT,
Tarboro. N. C.
Wlio is prepared to make all kinds of
BOOTS AND SHOES
in the verv best style and workmanship. Tho
very tiuct FKE1CB CALF SK1S lD 0,
M)LE LEAT1IER only used for fine iobs.
I guarantee a perfect fit in every instance or
no sale. I hare eeea 'doiriir business "in Tar-
bom for the past throe vi ars, and, aliluMb
obtaining a iiurgo share or public patronage, J
havo never yet had one of my customers to
compiaui oi a iai nt. l Keep on Hand lor nai
Hemlock Sole Leather and
Russett Kip Skin,,
and anything else in my line
I have recently moved my, shop to t ho
store next door to SR. K. C. BKQVTI'S,
w here will be jJensed to see all my old
patrons, and; th? p.u,bli'c in general.
A ew ock of line French Calf kins
and Morocco j"st received.
Look at the best fitting Boots and Shoes
orn by the oH aud venng men ol Tarboro)
Who made them?
Why, Bobodv elee bnt
e; C. D0GGETT.
who respeotfnlly invites tiie publio in general
t? rivc him a trial. The latest and mo-1 faah
LonaUe L&itU constantly on hand. p lVtf
R, A, SIZER,
AND
Provisioft Dealer
MAIN STREETt
TARBORO, N. O.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRO
duce taken in exchange, such as Raw
Hides, lfurs, &c. ' June 20 tjt.
W BEEE
AND
RHINE WINE
The Favorite Resort.
tnilE UNDERSIGNED HAS RE-
J cently opened an Eslablisbment of
the above order, in which be offers supe
rior attractions to pleasure lovers, of
Town and County. '
ins
LAGER BEER
c the finest and best ever brought to Tarboro
HIS " '-
RHINE WINE
Is pronounced incoruparablo,.
HIS
C I G A US
tannot be rivalled.
'It HlS , - l . .
BAGATELLE TABLE
Affords innocent, yet exciting amusemontaaJ
' r - - - HIS '' VI
General Management
Is of the best and most desirable character.
He respectfully invitea the Tublio to his
House, feebng confident' of being able to
make each and every visitor pass a pleasant
hour or two. ' ' -' '-
Stand Ojr'tbe corner near the old Gregory
Hotel.
ED ZOELLER.
March 24-tf. TARBORO.
TI6MS,TS.
F. GDENHEIMER
HAS JUST RECEIVED
AT HIS
ILivery Stables,
a Large drove of very fine
iSand also ft well selected assortment of
to be sold for cash or exchange.
Our friends and also the public are respect
fully invited to call and examine them at the
SUblesof
F.ODENHEIMER,
Tarboro, 3T. C.
Slay II. 23-tf
D. IV. HURTT,
Merchant Tailor,
NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OF
TARBORO, X. .
PETERSBURGII.
Fall and-Winter 1871.
JAMES, WRIGHT & CO.,
WIOSALf , ANP KrA PLACERS IN
ST A9X.S & FASOT
DRY SOODS
SMALL VYARES Af0 mW8
KEAJi QUARTERS
FOR
Dress Gotf$, Sbairls, Blankets,
Carpetiog and other House
keeping Goods.
No. 113 Sycamore Street,
Petersburg
Sept.- 7.
ESTABLISHED 1830.
.OBT. A. MARTIN'. ROBT. R' HI LI
Q$T. A. MARTIX & CO.,
GROCERS AlyO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2 Iron Front,
Pclorsbni'g, Va.
FAITHFUL PERSONAL AT
tention f,'veu to the sale of Cotton, To
bacco, Wheat, l.'orn, Ac.
t Orders Ulldfor Qok1s at reason.ildo
prices, for, CjvCu or sloflj time tores usiblu,
punctual civwitiS. , Jit1
ESTABLISHED
w. Ik. HOTLWATRE,
rUAXK POTTS.
a. a. B&rrtoKSS,
KDWABS OBAEAM.
McILWAINE & OU
- WnOLESA-lE GROCERS
Coiuiuission Merchants,
LIBERAL-CASH ADYANE8 C MADE ON
aH 'KMisignmeuts of Cotton, oct 13-tf
CHAS. 14, "WALSH,
118 and 120 Sycamore Street,
ETERSRTJRG, YA-
MANTFACTyRER O-
IORuas.eAi aui Grave Sos
. . - - ' 4. .
Of Every Description.
MANTLES, &C.
C. C. L1IIEK, I gent. scp 7-ly
MRS. A. B.JONES,
SPRI3TG AUTO SUMMER
TO MY LADY CUSTOMERS OF
VIRGINIA, NORTH AND SOUTII
CAROLINA; V '
Your trade witk nt ia ifMmBino T aboil An .11
I etm. to please by the best and latest styles of
CpBsiating pf.
BONNETS, HATS;1 '
-.. RIBRONS, SILKS,' "
LACES, ETC., ETC.,
WITITE & COLORED CREEPES,
iUHaiMCH LOWE IIS,
C, l STRAW TRIMMINGS. I
- STRAW GOODS.
ailof latest importation.
. DRESS MAYING
in .11 iim KmmaIkac .X -1 i i
" " vlwwuvo, vavu.ou it Hu(r& nonce.
And will here ask my ladv friends, that for
Wedding and Party eccasioHH, to give me a
reasonable time to make the outfit. In filling
orders. J, will exprcts them lo the nearest
point; and- it requestedf ViH famish e
Goods, 2rimfiaings; ete., etc. Fresh Millinery
every few dav during Sprinjr and 8tirnmer. '
Cwtmcts, Wreaths, etc., furnished at short
notice. Orders solicited. .
. .w , i M rs. A! B. JONES,
21 "Syc aore st., Opposite iron, Froni
ajS.'Xtfc- , ' ?eter6bnrg, Va.
THIS VJTDimglfjlNED OffERS FOR BEM
um ,'. .. . ; -
next door to his residence on Pitt Street. II
is one of the rnost desirable local ions lor a
Professional Man in Vbwn. Applv to
June 13-tr. In. A II. JlACNA JB.
MlSCElAASEOlCg.""
J. E. SDDIOXs,
CABINETMAKER aVm
Ki JL AXV A i.iiH.H,
At the old sUnd of White A Smm .
Pitt street, four doors from Main "a
TARBORO, N. c.
Repairing of Furniture of eve
ry Description doQ9uh Boto,
nd disnatsu.
Special attention paid" to USTDERTaCTj;
BU9tNESSinaliiUbrauh,. &
Mahogany, Wtlnnt, Poplar pine
Always hanat the Lowest Cash Trie
J. E-SIMMONS,
Tarburo..
Oct. lG-Gni.
' rciimirg powerful invitroratiiijf
These- Bitten are positively invaluaUo ia
Ihey purify the syatem, aaiUl cura
ficmittent and Iatcraittent iemuj.
aaA are a preventav of CaOls and Ttret
AU yield to their powerXul efficacy.
th Tasted frame, and eorrect all i
, "ytP save, daya of snffering to the rick, and 4
The grand Panacea for all the ilk of life.
lit SMarJ L"S
BHIAIT fin Young or Old, MarricoV!S,
( Einglo, these Bitters are ua-V;
Vjr equalled and hare often Deea IhtJ
means of navinff life.
n AU0 n , - , 'ii
THE
BALTIMORE GAZETTE
A LEADISU
DEMOCRATIC,
COMMERCIAL,
AND FAMILY JOURNAL
captains striking EJitowuI Com-
meutsf a, variety of Miscoliancout
mattef ; Special Telegrams, aud all tLo
Foreign and Domestto News received
j he A,8apoiate4 Nress ; and having
Urge an3 dajiy ln,9rcasinj circula
tion, U ooa. of th.e $a, hM mo
d9m uji C9VMFJ-
Tntu of taa Sa, In adranoo. ycr tannia, U
- it 6 woi lH M 5U,
'Weekly per annum, l m,
t - a - u ' $ month, 1 IKj,
Bpeefmen eopy sent gratis on application.
Address
WELSH. TAILOR & CO,,
10C West Baltimore Ptr .nt,
, Baltimore, JW.
;i.M.SPRAGIN''3
CIGARS, TfBiCCO. PIES, 4c,
oy and fancy
'articles.
Feb '8.12 m. ARBOK0.
C. N. WALKED, of W. C,
. i WITH
THE, fflll W U
;
IMPORTEUS OF
siei-yy Kotlons, White Gooih
Linens, Embroideries, &e
No. 429 Market St. & 418 Commerce St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ug24,1871. ' 3S-ly
THE PARKE RCUN.
SIHD STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BRtfS
.WEST MER1DEWCT.
plummek,:lewis &
Agents.
John W. Win
CABINET MAKER,
PITT STREET,
Near Od.-idieinier"s Livfry(S,;-,. , C
All orders in bis line pvouipt':-