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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RIA.
S4tEIGA lanil 6ths 1864 Amedical examining board,
sTsd Of SsdegssOta Eg4. GRUDUP.o saf II II
,..,,.I, b., Asst SnRgeen HssHs HARRIS soI
viii meet a HALIFAX in halifax cpnnty on Monday the
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"Wednesday. Thursday, Cd, sd and 4tf Or February.
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uoA EHaabetb FswS in Badsn county, on Tuesday, eth
o February The purpose of examining ell persons
claiming exemption from Home Guard duty account Of
phy steal disability u - 80 s.s7r.. =. ~
EDWARD WARREN,
- Fit-} bsr-,'f'TH -'i - Surgeon General N. G.
&, Jan, Is, 1S64a,o.t Of ss ssy-ss - a-- CIV.
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! yDEw-There is dew in one flower and not in an,
other because one openszits cup and takes it in
while the other closes ITSELF aud the drop runs off
God rains his goodness as widespread as the dew,
aud if We lack il ut is because we will not open
our hearts torecsiye it. = 3 r- efs -.
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DR. JOHN W.. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO-
IL GANSVILLE, Rockingham county, n. c., will give
special attention the ofFstua Piles, Tumors
Diseases of the Womb Spermatorrhea Ulcers Nervous
Debility Secret Diseases and Scrofuous Affections. He
has had lorg experience and practice and has been uni
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OFFICE NORTH-CARoLINA r. R. CON.
" PAHY, Vance January ]. sR4. sDi vidend No. 6.
The Bosrd Of Directors of this Company have declared
dividend Of per cent their capital stock payable
Confederate currency and after the first day of Febu
~ next, at this Office. 49, 3. .z..,
The transfer book win be closed from this date unfeA
day Of payment. - r. JOHN Il, BRYAN, Stst
go fii5TS. B.. .'-1. 80 Secretary
jan L. 1884. e. ~ qsyt. vTg7 = I'D Tf1 It'd
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NJOTICE..-I WILL LEAVE GREENSRO.
~ ROUGH the sth of February next, Hillsborough
the 9haud GOdsborough the 10th for the army of North
Virginia. All persons DESTROYS of sending boxes
please have them the above named days. weighed
marked and properly directed Small parcels cannot be
taken Boxes will be taken on at the intermediate stations
..' - - WALTER A. THOMPSON,
-. .. y.,l s..r..L --5s-' s. IS State Agent
Jan. Is, 1854 -. t,.t u. 49,. ,- - 6-5t.
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SSMALL FOX NOTfCR.--AS THE SMALL
pox has again appeared in the City of Raleigh all per
sons calling the Office of the Surgeon General between
the hours of ten and two will be yaccnaed free Of charge
p. 100 10 s.sfg. II :. 81 EDWARD WARREN,
:, ,,.jd !a.-g...I stdGlr- Surgeon General
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NOTICE.--ON THE FIRST DAY OF EVE
IN RY month shall send special agent to the Army
of Northern Virginia ALI, packages &c. sent to at
go - EDWARD WARREN,
go n -- 81. -1,- Surgeon General of N G.
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NEW MUsIC.--I WILL MEET THEE..-
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- Farewell Enchanting Hope-Felix LEASING, Euf
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OOIIOH MeIUQIeS, a.
The usual deduction u1ks1sltothe trade. q
N. B,-Those ordering books BY mail should .,.,
extra ten cents on the dollar, for postage 'sp'
3. .-=.s.,-- - g..sli GgI BRANS0N, II GRRAR m
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" AT HE. d ATICAL AND CbASSleA,ISt'
IyA SCHOOL-The first session Of this school, Ioe1
at Tally Ho Granville county n e., will open on M Ssv
day the 18th of JapuayyssT Tie price o. board rs n
dollars per month. Tuition. sixty dollars per sesS"
twenty weeks . 'Si- = 80 ~ r.
particulars, address the PrinciNla Tally TO-
jar 4, Issk - a''z'-' i1>7'' 2-stPPTs. e..
"a Biblical Recorder and State NnGnaG copy and ~!
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FTlO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH.CAROLI-

The above appeal meets my most hearty approval and
the Commissaies in the State will render every assistance
to Maj Oarrawsy in carrying out the object of hS visit
from The army. Where barrels wanting they can be
procured and delivered al any point The railroad by
application to me ,.g.,r..rs JAMES SLOAN, s1lat
Maj and Chief Commissary for State N. c.
Greensboro. Jan. II, 1884,. Il -. -e--w&sEst.l
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'1Ig.9 .1W N8a NIV1G7e EF-77-T1 . > ~ -
40 SaiisaT. fHi zai-sts..' a.'.l ssas~s .7.''..
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.SITUATI0N WANTED AS sUPERINTEN-l
~ DENT or General Manager by thorough competent
Manufacturer from Manchester KAgand who understands
the manufacturing of both Wool and Cotton fabrics Also
az AilIwright Machinis and Engineer; either of which
places he could fill to the satisfaction of any one For
farther particulars address q. N. r. FORREST, us
Ia-- = < 90 i - E.l Room No. a, Exchange HOTEL
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
A Second Ulysses.

An old mar ofvery acute physiognomy,
answering to thu, name Of Jacob Wilmot.
was brought before the police court. His
clothes looked as IL they might have been
bought secood>banded in his youthful
prime, for they had suffered more from the
rubs of the world than the proprietor him.
self
What business p
None; am O traveller
"A vagaboud. perhaps.'
'1ou are not far from wrong. Travellers
and vagaboDds are about the same thing.
The only difference is that the latter
travels without money, the former without
brains
Where have you traveledl'
All over the continent
For what purpose p
Observation
Whist have you observedf
"A litIls to commend, much to censure.
and much to laugh at
'Humphl what do you conmeudr
"A handsome woman who will STAY NJ
home; and eloquent preacher who will
preach good sermons good writer that
will not write too much; and fool that
has sense enough to b, Id bis tongue
What dosyOu censursr
"A man who murries girl for her fine
clothing; youth who studies Law or med
icine while he has the, use of his hands ;
and the people who elect a drunkard TO
Office
What do you laugh atf 49,
laugh at man who expects bis posi-
tion to command that res pect which bis
personal qualifications do not merit
He was dismissed.
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GOD HELP THE room.

When SHOWS have whitened all the ground,
When Icy chains the streams have bound.
Wien bowling tempest Ecreech around,
God help the poor.
When i,icles hang from the door,
When wintry tempests rave and roar,
When cottages have scanty store,
God help the poor.
When forest trees are stripped and bare,
When want seems welded to Despair,
Then from the cTazed soul bursts the prayer,
God help the poor.
When there's no help to cheer the gloom,
When there's no FIRE to warm the room,
When all is dreary a. the tomb,
God help the poor.
Wien they've no food to make meal,
When Fortunes sons no pity fell,
When down. their CHEEKS the tear-drop steal
God help the poor.
: When fsmished children cry for food,
& While chilIu are cuTdlingithei young croOd,
Oh, then, Thou "Giver Of all Good"
God help the honest suffering POOR,
When work, and health. and purse give Ger,
And haggard Want stalks in their door
God help the poor.
God will attend>thelr bitter moan,
As they bewail the joy that's flown,
Their comforts stolen, one by one
God help the poor.
God help the freezing, starving elves, g.
Their:empty cupbOards, empty shelves;
The rich eau mostly help themselves-
God help the poor.
For, 10 tits written in His Word,
"Blest are the poor" Thus saith the LSrd,
ain heaven is laid up their reward"
God help tho poor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

Scene, Army Of the POtOmac-most de
roted to Mcclellan. Time, first Tuesday
November, 1864. Place, any regiment yOs.
please:
Call up regiment to vote. The Collnel
has, already, been talked to. He has prem.
ised obedience, or he has been replaced
The submissive Colon fakes the vote.
COL.-'Men, yOu are called 90 to vote
.freelS for Elsctors Of the next President.
You who are 10 favor Of the electoral
ticket for Abraham Lincoln, our honest, our
great. cur glorious csmmaDder-in.chief,
8,y aye
FIFTY SOLDIERS, Locking to be made
sergeants and corporals, or for leave of
absence, or other favor: Aye! Aye =
with great earnestness.
CoL-'NoW you who are in favor of that
displaced soldier, who is not trusted BY
loyal men-yOu whoswant to vote electors
for George B. McClellan-step three PAGES
in front, and Io0,te till your names are
taken dOaCn. will know what to do with
you'll ..--
Three Irishmen step forward, and say !:
Coli ssS Y g. attEEey4 The Democratic tick
too, We will vote, We three, for electors for
him =
Col Sergeant -! take guard, and
hold these three men under arrest. Put
ball and chain on them till further orders.
Now, Atjutant, how many men are here
to dayP
ADJ. - Seven hundred and seventy
thres'
CoL.-'Sol Our returns from the Rpgi-
ment, are, then. for Lincoln electors seren
hundred and serenity. for Mcclellan three.
That will do +
ADJ.-'NOw, Colonel, when you 70 MP
higher. say good word for me to take
your place at the head Of the Regiment
FTemdn's Journal.
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uneasy tuC across the room and back, his
features viking strangely. -
1t canee helped now he said very
tremuioTy, but it is the last man I'll
ever sen with empty hands from this
door. Ie mac who saved Lawrence's life.
Oh. Syy, il had only listened to your
words
But te never spoke Of the little niece of
gold. Ihe fancied that might seem like
ostentdon-this little wild flower Of the
hills. as 81
|. -
'MySybil going to be married down
amcngthe ice folks OF Boston Well, |
suppos, tight have expected it, and vet
It doesseel kind of hard soliloquised ST.
las MilleFdrOpping the happy, timid let.
ter in hisap, but looking out through
dimped pectatles, upon the snowy sun
bright he. 4 wonder who il IL. | should
like 20 = the man who is going to marry
Sybil Mler.'
SilasFould have been a proud man II
be cOuI have seen bis pretty daughter
that st-same night, 10 her white evening
drees@eh scarlet gerapiums lighting up
her town hair and glowiog upon her
5Osa- No wonder that Capt. LesIie's
fac6brightened With grave. quiet pride as
he lOked down upon his fair betrothed.
.fSidown here, dearest, in this quiet lii.
tie msic room, he said with caressinR
authOity. Il can't share your sweeter
wordsEith all the world any longer.
must hye you ell myself for a while
Shocked up with . sweet smile, aud
then dwn again.
Wa he. remarked, Is if she had
spoket
4 rs wondering, Al!en-that scar or
your hadp
WHIT of itP
WI. it is such singular shape-al.
most shalf circle. Oever saw but one
like itbefore.' #
'Di6you noti And where was that p
"A por soldier passed on. gate one,
with jlSt such q scar on his forehead
and
Shepaused, for Allen had Quietly taken
from Sme inner receptacle in his coat {
tiny pece Of gold with q narrow peice o
blue ribbon passed through it. He held i
smilinay mp.
ID pu know who gave this to mei
Gave it TO you Allen! 2
To ne. foot sore. weary wanderer
who hat missed his way among your tang
led road. You fancied me . beegar-i
was NOS go. i had money, friends, posi-
ton; yet stood sorsly in need of
kind word just then, fer my brain wa
throbCingr my limbs weary, my wound
scarce healed. That foot march cost me
weary fever. Yet I do not regret it, for
He took her hand tenderly in bis, aut
added: s.--
'E..r Though I might have known tina
my Sybil was beautiful. yet had il not beer
for that b!ue-ribboned piece of gold, nev
er would have known how good and tru
she VAS
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Matched by q Woman.

In the somewhat famous case of Mr..
Bodon's will, which was tried some yesrs
ego. Mr.. Webster appeared a. counsellor
for the appellant. -..
Mrs. GreenOugb, wife of West Newton.
straight, queenly looking woman, with q
keen black eye-a woman Of great self
possession and decision of character-was
called as witness on the opposite side.
Webster at glance had the sagacity TO
foresee that her testimony, If it contained
anything OF importance would have great
weight with the jury. He therefore re-
solved If possible to break her up, and
when she answered the great question put
to her:
Il believev Webster rosTed out, we
done want to bea. what you believe, We
want to know what you know
Mrs. GrecoouRh replied, That 10 Just
what was about TO say. SIR and went on
with Der testimony.
And, notwithsian ding his repeated efforts
to disconcert Der, she pursued the even
tenor OF per way, until Webster, becoming
quite teerful OF the result, arose. apparent
~ in great agitation. and drawing out his
large snuff box thrust his thumb and fiu-
ger to the very bottom. and carrying the
deep pinch to both nostIils, drew it up
with gusto.
Webster.-'Mrs. Greenough. was Mrs.
BOden q neat woman p
Mrs. Greenough.-'I cannot give you in
formation as to that, sir she had one very
dirty trick
Webster.-'What's that ms'amf'
Mrs. Greeoough.-'She took snuf.'
The roar OF the court was such that be
neither rose or spoke again till after Mrs.
GGdf6see6RapRRP 9rnAsssal vacated thu htann ZOE
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IrVIng,s Humors.

10 one OF his rambIes, / recollect his at.
tention was arrested by the CRYING and
sobbing of q poor little barefooted and rae.
Red boy, wearing an old cone shaped' hat
that had lost ali lite original form. He had
just'been punished by an elder sister. a
thin, slatterDly young vixen, who was fol.
lowing him. MIR. Irving, at once reading
the whole story, turned aside from our reg.
ular route and commenced, in q most
friendly and affectiOnste tone, with:
Il know what lie the matter with nv
little boy. 1t is enough to make anybody
cry, to wear Q hat that falls duwE over his
eyes 90 be can't see. and stubbing bis
little toes. l see the cause of all this
trouble
And, with that, he took CT the old bet,
and rolling its fsbby brim inward, replac>
ed il onlthe little boys head.
There, said be, that is ell right
u0w.'
Both the children, COMPOUNDED by the
event, stood for time silent, ard then
moved OF. chuckling together % his odity;
while Mr., Irving. resuming his walk,
seemed not lese grati6ed at his success
IN turning scene Of grief into one Of glad.
ness. s-.'' -'s- . a.
And in this connection will venture to
relate another simple incident, showing
bic interest, in children. On bis returo
from Saratoga accompanied him q por-
ton Of bis way homeWard We were scat.
ed together, and directly i'm front Of Us sat
an anxious mother with three children
one, an infant. 10 her arms, and the other
two IL boy and girl Of sumo two and three
years Of sge) giving the mother great
trouble, and waking the infant by striving
to Chamber over her to look out at the win
dow. Mr.. Irving at once interposed, and,
lifting each alternately over to bis lap, and
looking at his watch, said:
Now, three minutes for each 10 look on,
Of my Window aod began lifting them ov
er and replacing them, each in turn. sccor
diOg!y. till they were tired Of il, though
much grstified.
'Ah, sir, said the relieved mother, any
one can see that you are kind father Of q
big family
This amuaed him greatly, and amply re-
Wsrded him for bis inlerpositiOn. II,
would not spOifa good joke By REPUTATION
or controversy.
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Bsruss. 10 the city of Troy, New YrE..
was found lying on the sfdswaik 9th q,
bottle Of departed spirits IN his hands. lie
was drunk.
Whist 10 the matter with Barnesr ask
ed one who knew him. as there no nav
Of curing him Of this mIsersble and ruinous
habhf
oh, no.. said another. You see he I6ss'
bis mothor When q mere bsby1 ne was
brought up on the bottle, and be never hes
leen Weaned.'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

A clereymsn travelling in Californis co.
eountsted PANTHER, (Which be subas:
queptly wrote ~ follows: -
i looked ct him long enadgb to note bic
brown and gF,ssy coat, his big glaTiag
eyes. bis brad and web dsssll ped muExl0
and bis cspsclous jsHt. when both Of usl
left the spot, and am plea 81 10 add IN
Opposite directions. "a. Tar-sT Gee,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

There is dentist 10 Russia, who gets
his patients to pronounce his name, which
iDstautsnsously draws out the tooth that
sfiiets, carrying along with it one or two
others.
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1ol,.ssIsasI a.s.s7 s1 xav.r,l.,..


'"', s-ln.in Vsvyisseriptios vii ibe nsasip
Ansssortnenfe blanks k.oteo,,,.-.,--,x
81 All orders for Adverti,in, A., - -
os accompanied BY cash, unless come psr,,n Sn NJ
uoeeomes responsible for the sane - 800
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

a Chinese boy who was learning Eng.
ilsh, coming across in his Testameut We
have piped unto you, snd 70 have not
danced rendered il thus:
we have tOOt. tOot to you-what's the
matter you no Jump
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

A oOrrcsp- ndent tells Of soldier wouu
ded by q shell at Fort Wagner. He was
going to the rear With mutilated arm.
wounded by shellP he was ask.
ed. 80.
Yes he coOlly answered.. 'Iiwassrigbt
under the dsrnec thing when the bottom
dtopped.Out.! 81!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

Amsn with conseisnee has lately n.
turned three hundred and afty dollars "a
the gosernneot, saying that he took IL
Of the biz thieves WOuldn't diseoras.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
DENTISTRY.

DR.. r. b. CHOC H n A e
MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants o
w Joliet and vicinity, that after absence of
some years. has returned Joliet for the purpose
making 1t his future home and adopts this method to
inform his friends and the public, that he has take
the rooms formerly oSe6pie by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
whore he will be pleased to all who nay need RIRf
GLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Those who may employ him may be assured that all
operations will be performed In neat, tTEsty and
fdiptfau maansr.
Nov 26, 1861. MA If
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

A debating society has under considera.
ton the question, it is wrong to cheat .
lawyerP No, but impossible eEL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

lie woman has heart she should new
eP suffer il to lie 10 her bosom as dead
esPitai--it ought 70 circulate and pay In.
trest,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

Thank YoU.'-What music is there 10
these words when uttered by pretty wo-
man. They touch q mans heart strings,
as the fingers of some fairy musician touch
the strings upon bis harp Thank you =
she says. and you are happy Perhaps the
favor extended has only been slighi-no
nconvenience-no trouble to you-a mere
exhibition Of politeness on your part. You
look up; radiant smile beams upon YOU
"a bright twinkle Of the eye, and the lips
open like the unf ldIng of Q rose. and the
words Thank you.' drop from their peaIly
recesses. These WORLDS re more sweet to
you than honey, more precious than the
wealth of India.
Rssder-ehould you ever see q lady 10
need of your courtesy, exterd it TO her
be kind aud good to her as you would to
your sister-and If you look for, your re
ward you will find it in her-'Thauk
you
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

Regret for past happiness 10 ever itf sneL =
:r.'han the hope Of . future one and, like
Milton. We paint our Parsdiie Lost inr
more lively cOlOrs than Paradise Regslni
ed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

"A dsshing and fashionable widow saws
she thinks OF sueing some gentleman for a
breach OF promise, 90 that the world nav
know she 10 the market.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

: Keep out Of bad company, for the chance
y that when the devil 6res into the fock
be will bit somebody. :.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

40 itishnan caught . hornet in biz,
band. but dropped it and ordained: az,
laeer., What kind Of teeth 40 you bfri<s
daSe N Ameritrr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

a religious citeppOrary says:
We should like to have the world - it
was made, by God 7
Fle brother. You shouldn't swear soi
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

Miss Jemima Wilhslmima, when her pa.
rents refuse to allow her to 90 to . ball,
sets to and has bawl aI home.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

A married monster said thatIhs lately
dreamed that he had On angel by bis side,
but upon waking up found that it vas moth
ing but his wife.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

Or. Cumming Of London, nov saws the
end OF ell things will come in 1867
Glad be gives Us time to finish up the rebel
lion.