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I.incEious CHARGES.

\ portion
politicians have been recently seized with won
derful forebodings as to the soundness OF our peo-
nile on slavery-even some of them affect to be-
lievo that the " irrepressible conflict IS already
raging in North Carolina and that additional pro-
tcction is required and further guarantees must be
made to stimulate the patriotism Of portion OF
our people.-especially the poor men T.! These as
sertions and charges absurd they are
gratutous and false and are an insult to those for
whom intended. If we have traitors or abolition
lists in North Carolina they are those whose eter-
nal, demagoguecal cry is, s. I'm the friend Of the
poor man," The poor man wants no trend-the
law is his friend, the Constitution is his PROTECTOR
and the liberty which he helps to defend is his
armor and shield. Wc, of the poor men, scorn
any man or set of men i'll this free and enlighten
ed country who would thus attempt to insult our
Intelligence. The poor mans friend, forsooth ;
the politician offlce-seeker who goes to the peo
pIe with such fulsome, Insulting professions de-
serves to be kicked out of decent co nlpany and
the greatest degradation shat poor men can bring
upon themselves is to suffer the presence or hear
the nonse2sicai verbiage of such political mounte
banks.
Some of these intense lovers of the poor people
and brave defenders of the rights of the States
affect to DeHeTS LBab SucH Heii as oHi i'eil
and Stephen A. Douglas unsafe for The South!
What impuCence! To hear men whose whole
real and personal estate. negroes included, could
he Transported to Kansas on q wheeibarrow, de-
nounce such true and tried patriots AS Douglas
and Bell as traitors-unsound and unsafe for the
South! As long as such men as either Senator
Douclas or John Bell have the control of the af
fairs of our government we safe, and the dem
agocue who expects to achieve shortlved fame
lv his contemplate abuse OF such honored names
will sink himself to an infamy which will put him
beyond the notice of all decent men. We care
not what mans politics may be- if he as ever
shown himself true to the Constitution ard the
Union he is entitled to and shall receive defense
at our hands, we care not how weak such defense
may be- and he whose prejudice causes him to
denounce and abuse all who differ from him, po-
gitically is not only unfit to have the management
of a public lou rnal but he is unfit to live.
Charity is more needed in politics than, perhaps,
anything else, and yet politicians of all people are
the least disposed to exercise it Especially is
charity necessary at this time among those who
profess to revere the Union and express deter
mination to defend the Constitution. for lamenta
BILE as it may sound, there is not single national
organization in this time of trial to which the pa
triot can cling-not a party TO inspire the hopes
of the lover of his country-all is confusion con-
founded, and we have only to wait and watch.
But by all means let us, here at the South be
charitable, and not denounce those who are as
sound and as pure ourselves because they do
not belong to our party.
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The celebration of the Anniversary of our Nation
al Independence conducted with great credit to
both citizens and military, and in satsfac-
tory to the large and intelligent audience who at
tended upon the ceremonies of the occasion. The
Programme, as published in our paper for the last
week, was carried out with precision with the
exception of some slight variations as to time.
The Military, Notwithstanding the oppressive heat
Of the day, turned oft in numbers sufficiently large,
and entered into the discharge of their various du-
ties IN spirit that clearly convinced us that heroic
chfvey is still alive among IFS, and that should our
soil be invaded and the indepenence of our citizens
put in jeopardy Newbern can furnish the men who
will strike terror and CONSERVATION into the camps
Of the enemy as did our fathers in the memorable
days of 1776.
The Neuse Cavelry Company were out on wed
nesday for the first time since their organization.
THIS is beautiful company, we'll uniformed and
seemed to be well drilled for the short time they
have been practicing, and is an accession to our
town and county, of which our people should be
Justly proud. This company with the Infantry and
Rifemen form military force, not only crnamen-
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1sEFG THE Esa.OOEs.
I II . L 4 A 4

kAGaSEEE THE BLOOD.
N 0 FATS
Vegetable life Pills asad R'hnmix EsIsacrs.
The high and e1vied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invuliube
efficacy i'll all the discusses which they profess
has rendered the usual practice Of putting only
unnecessary, but unFUTthy of them They are known
by their fruits: Their good works testify for them
and they thrive not by the faith of the credulous
Ia at cases
OF Asthma Acute aud Chronic Rheumatism Alice
tions OF the bladder and Kidneys.
Bilious Ferers and Lice~ Cem9idiniS
Iii the South and West where til diseases prevail
they will be found invaluable. Planters farm and
others. who these medicines will never IF
terward5 be without them
Bilious CnLhe and Surous Looseness, Bilcs, Cos
tiveue>s Colds and Coughs, Cholic.
pt<0-Used with great success in this disease
Corrupt RUan0rS, Dr0pSteS.
D4SpepSia-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines Immediately.
EruptioAS Of tie SKIN.
ErySipeias ard Fiatsdency.
Fierer and -4gUe-For tins scolrge Of the Western
country these medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the sys-
lem subject to return OF the Ilsea5e--a cure by
these medicines is permanent. Try them, be salts
fed, and be cured.
Foutness Of Compie1ion,
Cencrut E4LHr4
G0ut Gddness, Gravel, Headaches Of every kind
Inward Fever, Inhalnatory Rheumatism. Impure
Blood Jauudice, Loss of Appetite,
Lirer Complaints, LeproSy, LcOScHesS, Nsrcaria!
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects Of
s=crc,,ry infinitely than the most powerful
preparation of Sarsapa1a
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility. Nervous Com
plants OF all kinds, Organic Affections, PalpitatiOn
of the Heart, Painters Cholc
Piles.
The original proprietor of these medicines was
cured of Piles OF - years standing by the Use OF
these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head, side, buck, limbs, joints, aud
organs.
Riea1Eattsm.
Those ted with Terrible viii he
sure of Reef by the Life Medicines.
RuSh IF Blood to the Head, Scurry, SAT- Rteum,
Seedlings.
9crctua. or Kings EuI, III It's worst forms, Ulcers
OF every description.
Horns of all kinds ttfectuaiiv expelled by
these medicines Parents viii do wei o administer
them whenever THEN existence is suspected. Relief
will be certain.
The Life PiHs and PhcRnir B;tts,s
Purity the Bi1od
And thus all disease from tue syhteri
Prepared by DIR WILLIAM b. MOFFAT
No. .5S5 Broadway,
For sale by all Druggists. (Mo1fat Buiid1n5} = \.
may l9 d6wly
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FORK ACADEMY,
RICHARD w. YORK,

RICHARD w. YORK, Prtucipal,
This school is located Immediately ON the y. L.
University il healthy, moral and intelligent neigh
borhood.
II is the determination of the Trustees to have the
students thorough in their studies and boys viii be
prepared for the University OF any other College,
thoroughly.
The school is not at depot aud is free from temp
tations to vice and extIavHgarcc There is Lltera
" Society, Library. sc, in connection with tho
Academy.
TIE next session will open the third 1hulsday III
july aud close Thursday, before Christmas
Students can ge: of the Mail Train at the ACADEMY
Fur further ifurnution address the principal. or
H WEATHkKSIOON, Pres t. Board Trustees.
radar For, c June 30 y II
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FOR
CEHEE. ID RE EN-
TIE EETHENG.
~ HANHOOD.


VI HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just published in a Sealed Envelope, the nature,
treatment and radical of Spermatorhea, OF
Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness
and Involuntary Emissions, Inducing Impoteney and
Mental and Physical Ineapacity.
BIZ ROB. j. CULVERWELI4, NJ. D,
Author of '' TIE Green Book," &c
The world renowned author in this admra BILE Lee
ture, clearly p from his experience that the
awful consequences of self-abuse may be eectually
surgical operations bougiss, instruments, rings OF
co:dials pointing out mode of cue at once certain
and efectual, by which every sufferer, DO matter
what his condition may be, may himself cheap
IT, privately and radically This lecture viii prove
a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post Tasd, on the
OH j. G. KLINE. If. D. 4sp First Avenue, New
York, Post Box 1856.
ApriI dEY1y
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NUMBER IL.
apEANos AND nEEnnEon.-par-on-e .

FJaANUs AN . n = o DEONs.-Person con.
tehlplatIng purchasing PIANO or MELO
DtON, would secure themselves from imposition b.
making such purchase through me a. | viii not
act as Agent for the sale OF any except the best IL
stiGHen's L assure all such, that tie instrument
Will not cost them any more when bought tlrou =
me than When bought from the rnanuta cturer. Il
any should think to the contrary, l will charge them
MeoGeon.
Second hand Planes taken in exchange. I bav;
now en- hand two Pianos which l IN authorized to
sell cheap. Also. very fine toned tive octave me
lodeon.
Pianos taned and repaired
l. F: WHITAKER. Teacher Of Music IL
Wayne Female College, Goldsbolo'.
march 6-dIw-yytf
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In FOR THE FIGHT.-The Scotland Neck Meas
published somewhere in Halifax county, and
started few months ago as neutral sheet, comes
ont now for Rell, Everett Pool and Mr. Id "a
loren. He closes his declaration thus:
These we hope, are reasons sufficient for the
course we iatead to pursue, and sink or swim,
survive or perish, we intend to battle manfully,
and to the best of our ability, until we can an
nounce to the world that Bell and Everett, are
States, and that John Pool is Governor of North
Carolina
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

L
THE CITIZENS OF .NEWRERN.
HEALTH! HEALTH! HEALTIt!!
DR.. AIONTARDE, /. R. S. ii. f. a,
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY
THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS, &c.
Sole discoverer of
DIR. MONTARDE'S
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
AND
GREAT FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY;
Invites the attention of
Tie Citizens Of New6ern ia tlss HTondcr'ui
Preparation, chich has 4iTe0dy
EIcited tie A9mir0tson of
Al Gates where II has
Been introduced
TITS IN ms T4NIANEO OL7S AND UNF,4fL-
ING SPE CIFIC
For Tooth -4che, NeuroLgia, Sex Headaehe, RbeH-
maasasna, L"mdago, Cholera Aor5us, Dzspep-
siu Dysintery. Fccer and Ague De
FOR FEMALES
IT ,ctI be found II most Statutory MEDICINE.
Inp0rting Health and Vieor 0f Mind and Body! !!
4s an Interntz! or External Kennedy. it has no
Equdt an the World
2lionS of Bottles are sotd Annually all orer the Uni
ted States; and 1T has prored to be n
GREAT ELESSING TO MANKIND!
While the price is only 25c per hottie!
We have thousands of Certificates from the
best Citizens in the World,
AttestIng its Great
Merits
GOODING. Jr,. J V JORDAN andJ w GARNER.
JAS. MCDONNELL. II Mercer street Baltimore.
General Agent for the United States.
June I 1S6u dlHm
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EFFAIRs IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 3.-The Asia to- morrow takes
out &500,000
Chas. Jeffard has also been arrested for the
murder of Messrs. Walton and Mathews. He
says he prove alibi.
Judge Belts has rr""ted an Injunction to pre-
vent levying on I cwle 5 bond snen. but re-
quires them to give >, ,urity abide the action
of the Court. Ii is c0ntenled that the conceal
ment by the government of fact of existing
fraud when the bond given invadates it.
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FUNERAL OF A CLERGYMAN

PoTTsvLLE, Pa, June 3O.-The remains Of
the Rev Joseph v O'Keefe, pastor of St. Patrick's
Church. were taken from his residence here to
the train for Philadelphia, this morning. for inter-
ment. There were at least three thousand persons
in the funeral procession. The deceased was
very much beloved and respected by his congre~
cation, and his death is much regretted by the
community at large,
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! n
| DR.. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL,

'0"asands are DaAKy Speaking ia the
- praise OF
DR.. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL,
and why because it Eever fats to g5ord snsasta-
neoas Tefatf when given in time Il acts as II by
magic, and one traat alone VIII convince YOU that
what we say Is true. Il contains
No Pare&orfc Opiaie
OF any kind, and therefore relieves BY qeno2e tie
saiCeangS of your child instead of by GeodeaaHg as
sensa6atles Fox this reason. it conlnends itself as
the only reliable preparation koo7yn FOR Chiicrn
1esthang, DaarrdGa, DySenttry, Grlplag tie Box
els 1c'daty Of the STOMACH, HAD, Cota "a tie Head
aud CroGQ, also, for SofteNing tie Guzts reducing
ln7oanatton regulating the Bosesis, ana ret,ering
pasg 1t has no ega0t-being an aatt-s0as~od.c II IS
used with unIazitng success in all cases OF Courul
SION other Fits As ou r0Iue the Ie and heath Of
gouf chatd1en and wdsh TO them from those sad
and 6taghtang consequences aoah 10 reSa,u
from the use c narcotics Of chich all oisr remedies
for 1ntantle Co'nrfrts composed, take acne tut
DR. EATON'S Intante Cordial. this you can relz up.
It is perfectly harmless and lure the most
delicate infant. Price, 25 cents Full directions ac.
company each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT.
No. 4G9 Broadway, New To!k
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Theatre-The parkers.

Our play goers need scarcely be reminded that the
Parker Family will appear again at our Theatre
this friday evening. We know that people
will welcome them back, and we bespeak for them
brilliant houses for the few nights which they il
ten n to
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THE WRECK OF THE U. S. STEAMER
WALKER

ATLANTIC CITY July 2.-1'he wreck of the L.
5. steamer Walker has been found off this place
A steiner from New York is here for the pur
pose of placing buoy on the spot to pre-
vent other vessels from coming III collision with
her mast which extends Il few feet out of the
water. An attempt will be made to raise her.
aud should it fall, the wreck will be blown up
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pR1Ck LAYING AND GAsONRY-
- JAMES n. LEGG. Brick Layer and PIsstarsr
respectfully offers his services III the above branch
OF business. He Is prepared to erect buildings bv
contract, or by the day when desired and PLEDGES
himself to give satisfaction to price aad character
of work He offers to do substantial work "a "a
be done in the State ~
For further particulars he refe,s to w P Moore
DlsosWay George Bishop and J. L. Pann.ngton
NeWbern June I9 Dc. wifi
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SEIZURE OF A SUPPOSED SLAYER.
New YORK, July 3.-The bark Kate. which
cleared from this port for Cape Palmas, was
seized to day by the cutter Harriet Lane. Her
crew are Portuguese. A steam tug with several
suspicious persons intended for the Kate, was
also seized.
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EE~sToN FEMALE SEMINARY


MISS NARY PUTTTCK, Vice Principal
The Second Session Of this S.hto! viii be-in OF
Monday, 2s4 July, an close Friday, 2I>t necuu,
Der. =
Course Of atud5es, TerE,1s, AC.
ELEMENT ARy-SPei,ing, Reading, Whiting Pr-na
~ GeograpnY ana Arlthnatlc, s. 10
H!oHER ENoLIsH-CiIammar. Geograph
Arithmetic, History Geology Natural PAil
HiGuER ESGLI IsH-Includlng Moral ard IeI-
tai Philosophy, Logic, Rhetoric, Algebra and
Astronomy ...... 70 u0
THE LANeU ACEs-Freuch, Latin aud Greek
five dollars each, ..,-........ IS 90
AtSIc-On Piano, with use OF InStrUulcnt-,-,l7 00
EABRolDEkY. &c-S5 each. Wax F!owc.s. 10 %
CONTINGENT ExPENsE>. -
No deduction VIII be made except i'll cases Of p.o-
tracted sickness.
Pupils may e1ter at any time. and they will b..
charged only from the time Il eutrance but it il
desirable that they should begin with the Session
Parents wishing 10 enter their daughters IN tbs
School should make application 10 the P.!rclpai,
personally Or by letter.
Books supplied by the Principal
Tuition payable at the close III he SessIou.
Address, DIR. JOHN n WALSH
June 26-wht kinsfun. y. c
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Healtky human Blood upon being
Anaayxcsa

Heahky human Blood upon being
Anaiyzcd
always presents It's with the 7sscn a<;lenens
and gives of course the Irue STANDARD. AuaIyz
the blood of a person suffering from Consumption
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Screfula, &c, AID We
find in ecery instance certain deficiencies the rcd
gobules of blood, !Sappiy these deficiencies, and
you are made well. Tie Bt0ol Food is founded up
on this Theory----Acnce its astonishing success.
There
Five Preparations
adapted to the dehciencies Of the Blood IN different
diseases. For Coughs CoftS, Bronchitis, or any at
fectlon whatever Of the Throat Lungs inducing
Coms"MPtion, use No l, which is also the No. for
DEPRESSION Of Spirits, Loss IF Appetite aLd for all
GAromlc Complaints arising from Ocs-s;se, General
DedI21t2, and Nerro&s P'.strotiom No g for Lazsr
Compf0g~tS5 No. ;, for DyspepS{a Beng already
orepared to, absorption it is toke4 5v Drops and
rled Immediately INTO the circulation, 50 tha what
you gam you retain. The No. 4 Is foc Female r.
regularstacs Hyster1a Weaknesses, &c See special
directions for tins. For SAT- Itheum, ErupLions,
Screfu!ous, Kidney and BLADDER Co"palnts, take
No 5. IN all cases the directions must be strictly
followed. Price of the Blond Food 81 Per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
NJ. 400 Broadway, New York
And for sale by f. s. DUFFY, Newbern, and by all
res pectable Druggists throughout the country.
March 96-d& wtnovi
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lIEDICIN ES.

VA An experienced Nurse and
Female Ph ysci9n, presents to the attention Ot mott
SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children 7tething
which greatly facilitates the process Of eething, by
sottenng the gums, reducing all iufammation-w
allay PAl& and spasmodic acti' n, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOW ELS.
Depend upon it, nothers 1t will give rest TO your.
Rclief and Health to Your Iutants
We have put up and sold tins article for over ten
years and can say i'll confidence and truth gift what
x + Y = ~ ',.|9f
iS5T EA5hP 2ch 1S scST:s1st' ssE:sE 5'SG1E +
F e I A----------- ------~CURE, when
timely used Never did we know an instance ofdls,
satisfaction by any VINO used it. On the contra
ry all are delighted with its operations and speak
III terms of highest commendaton o. It's magical Ell
tects and medical virtues We speak IN this matter
what do know after ten years experience,
and pledge reputation for the fuliment q what
we here declare In almost every Instance where
the infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re-
lief will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after
the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription ofone
of the most experienced and skfu Nurses IN New
England, and has been used with neverfailng
cess III
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but invg
the stomach and bowels corrects acidity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve Gripping in the Bowels. and
Wind overcome
convulsions FOR which, if not
5Psss ;Psssg s:s@ 5ss4s ss3 It 5s
in the world in al cases of Dysentery and Diarrhoa
in Children, whetherit it arises from teethng from
any other cause. We would say to every mother
who has child suffering from any of the foregoing
complalnts-do not let your pejudices, nor the pre-
judces of Others stand between your suffering child
and the rehef that will be sureyes absolutely sure
to follow the Of this medicine, if timely used
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac sinIile of CURTIS &
PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office, No. ID Cedar Street, n. Y.
Price only 25 Gents pc1 Bottle.
dec Is, 1859-d&wly
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7 ENU.Es MALE AND EEHAIc SEMI.
- NAEES.
Formerly Lemon Collegiate Institute
LENOIR COUNTY, y {
1ikS. S. L. SMITH P.Iu.

q mp . y 'o-I 7 =. : N Z I'm . p :.
with Necessary assistants
After Reorganization OF the above Institution th,.
first session will commence Tuesday, the 2lth t
July next and continue 81 weeks. Students ;yi1 H.,
charged from to the end of the session yyi
out deduction except in OF prctracted sickness
Tuition in the English branches from IS to ~
Latin, Greek ard French. s. each. Music on tI.
Piano with OF instrument. 2l7; Grecian ruiuin,
$40; Wax Flowers Wax Fruit, and painting in watt:s,
colors, s. each, and all other extras propUUoIa..y
who are il the regular work will DC charged l.aI.tI,
expenses of the Tuition. Board can he had il, tb
village and vicinity at from s. SO per mouth IN
cudinr washing. Students coming by Iairoad
stop at NIosely Hall, miles from the schools whore
private conveyance cou be had free ot charge ~
notifying any Of the undersigned in tulc when t6r
will arrive For further particulars please address
either OF us !. A BROTHERS.
CHAS. T. SMITH NJ y
JAMES NJ PATRICK
Iennir Institute \. G. juno q rSr
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CIPPERLY, HOOVER s. CO,
importers, Manufacturerers and Jobbers of
straw Goods. Millinery and Ribhoas
HATS, CAPS, FCRS, UMBRELLAS.
P4RAsoLs, &c,
No. p Courtlandt street
Henry J. Clipperly)
Harmon Hoover, NEW YORK.
Feb z, 1860 .dS, w6Ifi
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JONATHAN WHAg.EX,

JONATHAN WEEAEEY,
y CLOCK & WATCH MAKER, 81
Keeps constantly on hand an excellent as So
sortment Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Pla- sSs.zS
ted Ware &c &c. Those wishing any of the above
articles will find it TO their advantage to call and
anime his Stock
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neat
ness AID dispatch CE tie most reasonable terms.
JONATHAN WHALEY,
Craven street EewheIn, n. G.
Oct ), Ia59-w12n
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T. EEE.x's E.s"Ht Eya-SEe es<y F:E.FND~.
- i fHEAI' TUPROt-f NENI'
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN USE.
This Blind when closed shuts perfectly tight md
keeps oct all wet, dUet. insects, &c, and eti ely
excludes the light, and makes beautiful appear
alice on the outside. L hes every advantag. over
the othe kind and costs ihG salie.
Tins Blind viii recommend itstf. Any can
judge Of uperi0Iy ovcrthe old sty lie first sight.
No person that las this B.ind viii ever o!der
other kind.
The subscriber will be bappy TO show a model to
any person wishing to obtain Blinds. and receive
Their orders, which viii be promptly filled
Lgst Of Prices cf Bkiads.-Al sizes uuder it. s
inches wide. 30 poi IN hei ghth al Z IT, t.
and under IT. 60 cents per foot all It. and under
#. inches, &c ceEts; all 5 #. inches and over
IS cents.
A full supply Of the above Patent Blinds,
Doors ard Sash kept Constantly hand 1T John
Washngton's Factory kineton.
ODD sizes made to order 1T short notice.
j. ID. BUkDICK, Ape,t
knston, \. c
\. B.-Tle Doors arc s:zrancl. and 1oul4ins
on both sides
wi
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HOHEE lIANUFACTCRE

III a
III = A
! 4CYFNrc pEcrrc .1a or,,,o, :, .
,ro,r,or = - 40 oL-o !.
tNO11CE NOTICE
I have opened one of the Iarrest and best assort:
! ed stocks of Gums, Pistols, Eiiass, and articles
pertaining to that line of business and would most
Respectfully invite all that s} eny+bin IN ~
line to give me- q cali AVID exo,n;na nv. stnnl17 1900
The following list co,nnr;ses T,ar;iop ~ tba o.;
o1o' Do" oA eAiioitioh
Guns, Double and Single;
R!Res, made TO order;
| " Breech Loading
- Colts Patent
NeryI'.
| Cor'y
p;s.a,x
fo/tc potant
Sn;tb 6 .iIa9soo,s p,t.nt
13ama,'
BeaVs do
Allen s. Whee{ock's do
Sanath + ~ Cartridges
fsSfot i1olsteT-S
Shot P0ucheS;
EoIs aod ill.,
Esnr,ag md Ro,r.;,o f:5..
E,isffmg Toc1Ie
(Yua Ltod1aur.
Eip1Is rsa~
q /, flol.
CoIS C0pS
CGtt S cups
Dtg t9HG|S
Cha7mS;
f0a1der 0ad SHOT.