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WHO WANTS A PIAN0l

VINO WANTS A PIANo'
SEVERAL PATRONS OF CONCORD FEE
MALECollege have requested my aid in securing
Good Pianos "a,
This has induced meto make arrangements with
some of the best manufacturers, which enable me
to furnish instruments of the First Glass, at
reduced prices. / can save each purchaser from
forty to one hundred dollars. Price lists of the
manufacturers will be sent to those who desire
them, to aid them in making selections.
When selections shall have been made, the
money can be sent to me, at my expense, by the
Southern Express, and Piano will be shipped
to the Depot the purchaser may designate Each
Piano sold will be fully warranted.
I'M N. CALDWELL.
April 81, 1885. 18-w1y.
NORTH.CAROLINA,l
In GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, November
Term, 1866.
Anderson overly, Admir-. Original attach
vs.. ment levied on
Mary c. Griffin. Land
that the defendant in this cause resides beyond
the limits of this State: 1t is therefore, on mo-
ton, ordered by the Court that advertisement be
made for six weeks, successfully, in the Raleigh
Standard, notifying the said defendant of the
filing of this attachment, and that unless she ap-
pears at the next term of this Court, to wit the
first Monday in February next, and answer or
plead to the same, Judgment by default final will
be rendered against her, and lands levied upon,
condemned and ordered to be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs debt.
Witness, Augustine Landis Clerk of our said
Court. ct Office, in Oxford, the first Monday in
November, 1885,
A. Lands, Clerk.
Dec 25, 1866. 52-w6w
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Municipal.

NTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE,
w A. T. Sawyer candidate for Com
missioner in the Western Ward
Jan. Is. 127-tdepd
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%COsTAR,s,,

COUGH REMEDY,
For Colghs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Group, Mhooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma,
CONSUMPTION, Bronchial Affections, and all Dis
eases ofihe Throat and Lungs.
H Bottles, Is cts, so cts, and 81 sizes.
~ Soil by all Druggists every where.
~ AMI by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot 4S4,
Broadway, N. Y.
~ And by RALEIGH, N. G.
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IS COSTARsS -
PREPARATION OF
Bitttr-Sweet and Orange Blossoms
For Beautifying the Complexion.
Used to Soften and Beautify the Skin, remove
Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, &c.
Ladies are now using it in preference to all
Others
tE Bottles, 81.
EB Sold by all Druggists every where.
W And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot 4s4,
Broadway, N. Y.
w Andby RALEIGH, N. c.
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vi
He sleeps: fhe fire is burning low,
And shadows on the wall,
Like those he wondered at and feared.
Grotesquely rise and fall:
Night-rayless night o'erwhelms my soul,
And yet, in my despair,
sometimes almost smile to think
There is no shadow there!
VII
tbs Summertime again, and
Sit mournfully for hours,
And watch the painted butterflies
That woo his fayorite flowers;
They hover unmolested here,
Yet-dreaming of the chase
/ see the hunters flashing eyes
His flushed and eager face!
VIII
How oft I've seen the jocund boy
Return from garden-play,
His Summer-hat of plated straw
With Larkspur blossoms gay;
The hand that decked it thus need not
Renew the garland now,
For seraphim and cherubim
Irvine amaranth for his browi
TX
Strange silence broods DER all the house
From dawn to close of day;
The little drummer beats no more
Tattoo or Reveille;
His feathered cap, and plaided cloak,
And broken drum remain
But he who wore them once may meier
GOp,a haoly fo nc
K
1t almost breaks my heart to see
The dog he daily fed,
Crouch at my feet and mutely ask
The living for the dead:
cannot harshly drive him out,
Though keener grief than mine
Bursts forth afresh each time she hears
His wistful-piteous whine.
Butwouldst thou call him back to earth
Have him again to wear
The crimson-tasselled worsted cap
Upon his golden hair9
Wouldst have thine angel lay aside
His diadem of light
Change crown for cross, and blindly grope
Beside thee, through the night9"
XII
Ask me no more:" for flesh is weak :
Our idol was part
OF every earth-born hope that blessed
Mine, and his Mothers heart!
ASK me no more" help us, o God,
This bitter loss to bear
To kiss thy Christening rod, and live
To lind "our treasure" there!
'" Ass me no more, lest I should bid him loe !;
Ask me no naore.n
THE PRINCESS.
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VIM BURLINGTON,

Commission and Shipping Merchants
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
TIAVING RESUMED BUSINESS, WILL BE
III pleased TO serve his old friends and custom
ers and all others wishing business attended to
with promptness.
Soiicits consignments of Cotton, Naval
Stores, Bacon, Timber, Grain, &c.
~ Charges made light.
Sept Ia 1886 kssfEs S7-w1y
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I'M. rurNns he used to nlax with

THE THINGS he used to play with
Lie in the corner there;
And yonder hangs the worsted cap
That he was wont to wear;
Beneath his dimpled chin see
Its crimson tassels tied,
And clasp once more with fond caress
Our little boy that died"
I hear the restless rosy feet.
hat.patter on the stair,
And now he runs to Mammals seat
To nestle fondly there:
he climbs upon my knee again,
Or, on my foot astride,
toss the darling of my heart
Who clamors for ride.
The labor of the day is DONE
Home to a glowing hearth,
Ihasten, ere the set of sun,
The happiest man on earth:
Another, standing at the door,
Looks out, adown the street,
Elate with joy, as runs her boy
His father first to greet.
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All, then right merrily we romp!
And noisy is our glee,
For each, to please the household pet,
Must horse or driver be:
He brings "his blocks" and begs Papa,
"a church, for him to rear,
But knocks the fabric down before
The steeple can appear.
v
His marbles next, and then his ball,
> Till, weary of our play,
+ He sups on mothers lap, and folds
His little hands to pray:
And snow lay me down to sleep
That immemorial prayer
In faltering phrases soft and sweet,
Makes musical the air.
, 1867-07-09

E GREEABLE to Royal Ordinance dated
A 18th March 1865, and the Govern
ment's publication of 25th September 1868,
and their letter of the 25th ultimo to the
Undersigned ; the Individuals of this town
who would Voluntarily Serve in a Fire
Brigade are hereby Summoned to appear
before the Undersigned Commission in Con-
formity with the s 3 of the Said Publica-
ton on Saturday goth instant at 10 o'clock
at the old Courthouse No. 81 Queens
Street And all others who in Conformity
with 5 1 of said publication are bound to
do duty in the Brand Corps, are also now
Summoned to appear before the Said Com
mission the Monday following 22d instant,
in order that the Draught in accordance
with the 3 of the publication can be I'M
dertaken.
The Draught will commence at IL
o'clock moor in alphabetical order.
The Commission will undertake to
draught for every individual not present
when his name is called.
Frederiksted July I'd 1867.
GYLLICH.
G. SARAUW. BARNY B. BEECH.
, 1867-07-09
Ansatte1ser

UNDER 2den dennes har Gouyer-
nementet approberet Udnevnelsen at
Hr. R. A. FINLAY til under Consul
for de forenede nordamericanske
Slater Hr. e. I'll. PERKINS fore
staaende Fravarelse fra St. Croix,
som Viceconsul at forestaae de
Nordamericanske ConsuIatforretnin-
ger her paa Den.
, 1867-07-09

OET bekjendtgj0res herved at efter-
y navnte Sager, der ere op%leverede
paa Politikammeret, og hvortil ingen
Eier hidindtil err funden, Vile, med
~UndtageIse af Sedlerne, hvis ingen
saadan linden Aar og Days ForI0b
melder sig og beviisIiggj0r sin Ret,
blive bortsolgtc we'd ~offentlig Auction.
Eft Uhr en- Vadsak ct Schavl
en- Paraplui !; en- Parresol; en- Ki0re-
pidsk; en- Brosche !; en- lingering ;
en- Gaffel ct Gevahr; en- III Dalers
SeddeI; en- Fem DaIers do. en-
Orering ct Pr. OreIokker og Ell itu-
brukket Brosche en- Portemonnai
ct Stk. Broderi; ct T0rklade indehol-
dende en- 10 Cents en- Dame-Man-
till ct T0rklade.
Frederiksteds Politikammer den
2den JUL 1867.
&. SaraWw.
, 1867-07-09
From the st. Thomas Times, jelly g.

By an arrival this morning from Domi-
MICA, we learn of a severe fire having taken
place in Basseterre, st. Kits, which it is
said scarcely leaves a building standing.
, 1867-07-09
Appointments

Mr.. r. A, FINLAY's appointment
as Vice-Consui for the United States
Of America during the absence from
this Island of Consul E. III. PERKINS
has on the 2nd instant been sanctioned
by the Government.
, 1867-07-09
AUCTION.
PFTER Begjering af Frederiksteds
g skifteret paa afgangne William
Smiths Boes Vegne, vii den nevnte
Bo tilh0rende Halvdeel af
Eiendommen
No So Ltr. A. B. DrOnningens
Gade


Gade
i Frederiksted bliye opraabt til Bort
salg i Overeenstemmelse med Placat
22de April 1917 we'd trende Auctioner,
som holdes
Iste Auction Onsdagen den 24dc
JUL forstkommende,
Eden Auction Onsdagen den 7de
August f0rstkommende,
3die Auction Onsdagen den GLIDE
August forstkommende, de to
f6rste Auctioner paa Auctions
contoiret og den 3die paa den
selgende Eiendom, XXI. 10 slet
midday.
Conditionerne for Salget og Vur-
deringsforretningen ere til Eftersyn
paa Frederiksteds Skifteretscontoir.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir, den
29de Juni 1867.
G. Sarauw.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
"' (or D Ouble Spring.
S X | r II

lie Wonderful Flexibili'y and great comfor.
and pleasure TO any lady wearing tho Du-
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SaliseelIanu,
Punctuality.


1t is such q nice thing to be a
business man in this settlement.
System, punctuality. On time, or
up you 60 like an illustrated phan-
tom. l lost fifty thousand dollars
day before yesterday, because my
watch was one-eighth of a second
slow; that much behind an ap.
pointment. Brought suit against
the matchmaker to recover dam
ages, so the loss is but temporary.
/ 60 by clock-work; am wound up
at night, run down (town) in the
morning; run all day; rise at one
minute past six; the bell rings six
strokes. A new servant.
girl this1norning gave seven rings;
was q fourth of q second too late
tor breakfast. Come down without
breakfast. Ordinarily rise at one
minute past six; eleven minutes
three seconds for toilet purposes
ten seconds to come down stairs (;
use four seconds to inquire how
everybody is; read the papels
nineteen seconds look ont of the
window one second; devote two
seconds to grace, five seconds to
toast, ten seconds to the contest
with pancakes, four seconds to cof-
fee, six seconds to chops, one sec
ond TO thanks, two seconds to
singing the napkin into its ring,
and breakfast is over, Then |
practice gymnastics five minutes;
sometimes wrestle with a pound
Of market. butter-gain strength
faster this way than by dumb b-bells.
/ Ispend six seconds kissing my wife
excellent lunch, you know; bet
ter than quail on toast, Step into
my carriage at twenty-seyen min
utes and fOrty.nine seconds past
nine reach the office at fifty nine
minutes and ree-fourths of a
second past ten. Takes ninety
seven minutes and seven seconds
to drive from res. to my biz. Pm
just old punctuality. Open letters
from twelve to one answer letters
from one to two; have a lunch
brought in at four seconds past
two; leave the office at three o.
clock and nine seconds. Dis
charged my cashier last week, be-
ing a quarter second behind time
one morning; he fell at the door
r-he might have made it-time Is
time. now do all by clock-work.
Taken out my brains and put in a
cylinder escapement, lepine lever,
full, jeweled, thirteen holes plug
ged diamonds. Shall take out
my 7itals, and put in their place
old-fashioned pendulums. Shall
put secondhand minute hands on
my manly bosom, and run on time
altogether. Then l shall study a
railr ,ad guide and dictionary,
and give entertainments repeat
the.above process from memory,
and .callit business. Personswish-
ing to see me on business-poli-
ticians, doctors, ,sweethearts, agents,
bankers, sherifs, lawyers, under
takers, mourners, legatees-will
call on time to a second. Very
strict business system is nowin or
der. So strict, that if a man lives
second longer than his time, he
can't die. But time is up.
= HBRICKn POMEROY.
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9 BRICK" POMEROY.

A Coop TAKE-oFF--A LOVE STo-
tY.--The Hartford Times is the lit
erary constructor of this brief and
festive story. We will have an
other chapter of it when Admiral
Goldsboro reaches Washington
with the heroes: . O.
A French Canuck, or a Monsieur
Crapaud, (genuine,) a soldier, a
patriot, or a humbug, gives evil
dence with regard to Surratt. He
and Surratt pitched upon the same
girl-possibly tall yia'andiere,
with bloomer dress and a dirty
neck--and both went red.hot in
love. with the wayward sister.
Surratt ran away and joined the
Papal Zouaves in Italy, to escape
hanging. But he might come back
some day, and fasten again, fresh
and ardent, upon the affections of
the "bold soger gal" So the Ca
muck has Z" blowed" upon Surratt,
and told where he was, cutting
across Boutwell's story that Sew.
ard and the President knew about
it previously. The Canuck also
goes a great way further, and in
his Jealousy, with eyes as green as
squash, he declares that Davis and
his Cabinet planned the murder of
President Lincoln, and used Sur
ratt as a convenient.tool. All this
out of the love of a single girl.
Isn't this an age of humbug, cred
ulity, as well as of destruction of
the Union? Old Thad., fresh from
gambing-hells almost every morn
ing, and calling himself a econ
queror" Of rebels, is rampant, cer-
tain.
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Tho cw requires to leSuppIiel with Nn auulIuts Of
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The farmer is hegnning tUle aware Of ~ valuable
properties of SioHns Condition Po'cJ. r, In pro
noting tho condition Of his sheep aud wevrpns many
Of the diseases VI all the domeslicated animals
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& OsE of the women speakers at
the Equal Rights meeting In New
York, was 80 pretty that the pub.
lie seemed inclined to give her any
right she chose to ask. Some Of
the more antiquated ladies styled
her "a forward MINK" though she
blushsd cbarminglyewhile speak.
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And notice hereby that The whole Of said several tracts lots oflO
sold BY the County the Court House said county the third
that will continued from day until the said lots and Of
lots been sold offered a. c. MOORE Auditor G, o.
W.
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n AS cured thousands Of tho worst cases o
II Blind and Bleeding Piles. ~, ~, -
II gives immediste relief and effacts perma-
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surs; For sale BY all Druggists a. 50 cents per
January 10, 1855. y.
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E Lands Lots and Of returned delinquent the Treasurer Of
penalty thereon agby
described
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-24
The Body of MaxImllian-Infamous
Treatment.

A Queretaro (Mexico) correspondent
gives the following details OF the treat.
ment which is being vouchsafed the NOR
tai remains Of the unfortunate Archduke
by his Mexican execu,ioners
81 found the coffin containing the re-
mains in a room in the second story Of
The house occupied by Seuor Don Munos
Ledo. A soldier stood guard a, the door,
ready 10 give admittauce to all who might
desire TO look at the body. which willing
ness was. in our Gaze, somewhat accelerat,
ed by the inhusnce Of few reals. The
apartment bore The appearance 0. having
once been used for n store,room. and was
bo:h very dark and extremely filthy.
The coffin stood 10 the Centre Of The
room, resting upon couple Of rude wood.
en- benches. It IS covered With black cloth,
adorned with cheap quality OF gold lace,
the top Of which has a false cover or lid
opening which case revealed three glasses
through which the silent form Of the i'll
fa,ed Austrian was shown by tie aid Of &
penny tallow candle, kept BY tie solJie,
for visitors use: The Emperor was dress
ed iu suit composed Of blue coat, with
row OF brass buttons in front, dark blue
pants and heavy cavalry boots. His
hards were covered with a pair Of white
gloves, very much soi,ed. His mouth and
eyes were partially open. plainly showing
bis teeth and the color Of bis eyes. '"..
His beard is quite gone, rs well as tie
greater part OF his hair, which am in.
formed has been Gu. by DR.. Lisso, who
had charge ofthe emba'm ment, and sold ;
be received as high as five ounces-$so
for small locks Of the same. The bod
ofthe Emperor remained at Lisso's house
until last week, when il was removed 10
its present location, during which time he
made use Of it as a means Of speculation.
He also disposed Of whatever effects be.
longing to Macmillan he could obtain,
charging large sums for pieces OF his
blood stained garments. which he cut up
and sold. I; is also alleged tba. be re.
moved small portion Of the skull, for
which he received large sum, replacing
it with wood. I cannot vouch for this,
but ii is generally believed here. The
doctor affirms that the Government had
failed to pay him bia bill for the enbaIm
nosn.-soms 100000, and declared bis
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