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ON and AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 18th, TIE:
" PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South Carolins,
Railroad VIII run az folloYH
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The YarbOrO' SOuthcrner.
THURSDAY, APRIL 80 1865
The Declaration.


g Faith w omen are riddles - mutter-
ed one day,
As sat by my beautiful Bcss;
1t seems very queer tLat whatever they
Their meaning no mortal can guess,'
l know that she loved me by many sign
That served her affection to show;
But when ! suggested, VIII Betty be miner
Contound her she answered me " No.
IT'S the way with the scx-so 1 often had
heard
And thus their assent they express;
But | couldn't but think it extremely alb
That No" was the same as " Yes :"
So I asked her again, with my heart in a
whirl,
And said, " Do not answer me so !"
When twice in succession the mischicvous
girl
Repeated that odious No.'
"There ~ she said, with laugh, " That is
certainly plain;
And your hearing is not over-nice,
Or.yo wouldn't have forced me to say it
again
For l think 1 have spolion it twice ~
" see - exclaimed, as l claspcd in my
own
The hand Of my beautiful Bess;
81 now recollect-what the grammar has
shown
Two negatives equal a "Yes!"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-30

To CURE SHEEP FROM Sumr,Nu.-
A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer
gives the following curious account of
the method adopted by him to prevent
his sheep from Jumping the fences of
his pasture: II want to tell you about
nv Jumping sheep, and how [ broke
tbem H. rot them in pen sufficiently
'"~oe to hold them. 4 'n0n ''u6 III nc
r;ner '>~s. one at time, q" ~"o maze
a hole in each ear. 'iiGn 'oUN " 11 W. -
Or string, aad run through inc holgs
and drew them toghther close cnous-
to keep them from working their ears;
then let them o,,t, and they were as
quiet as any sheep.
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nuiIe(i tern.

The old fashioned huIled corn is pre-
pared as follows: 10 make lyc enough
for three qnarts Of corn, take about t
quarts Of ashes and boil them aa hour
in about S quarts O. water. Hard
wood ashes are best. After the ashes
have settled, turn of the lyc, which
will be about six quarts. Put the corn
into the I've and boil three hours. or
until the hulls begin to come eff freely.
Then take out the corn, put it into
cold water and boil again. Keep boil
ing and changing the water until it is
perfectly clear, rubbing the corn with
the hands as the water IS poured of,
to clean off the hulls. The water will
need to be changed half dozea times
CT more. This will remove all the lye
and make the corn white and soft. 1t
is now ready fore use and will &ceD IN
colo weather several weeks. L !. Irlsu
with salt pork gravy and makes NICE
dish. 1t il alao warmed UP anu eaten
with milk, or Ike honiny, With s7rup.
The white dent corn Of the South is
the best for this purpose. Potash I've
is sometimes used, but does noS leave
the corn so white.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-30
From the Charleston Gazette.
Confederate Dead.

BY MISS CARRIE BELL SINCLAIR.
The following extract from the
above entitled poem, written by one of
the sweetest muses. that ever warbled
the simple history Of a nations dead,
commands in the chaste simplicity and
beauty of its poetic expression, apart
from the object with which it was pen
ned, the sympathy of our people. 1t
is written for the purpose of securing
funds wherewith to decorate the graves
of our heroic dead. A complete copy
of the above poem can be seen at the
Gazette Office, by those desiring to
purchase, in aid Of the noble work to
which its author has dedicated this
poem:
Oh gallant Heroes ye who sleep
Beneath our banner bright;
Who struggled with true bravery,
For freedom and the right,
What need Of marble monuments
To tell thy deeds ofglory,
When every humble soldier grave
Has proudly told the story
The fallen flag, though folded now
Never to wave again,
Is sacred still, for oh that flag
Bears not single stain.
The blood of our brave hero sons
Has deeper dyed its Bars.
The honor of the South'S as bright
rs its unsullIed Stars.
And you, who meath your country's flag
Faced the dread battle-tide;
Who for that country bravely fought,
And for her freedom died;
The grave of every fallen son
Is now haliowed shrine;
And wreaths of laurel and of song
Ger each We proudly twine.
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SPUNGIANA,

"
Come here, my dear ; [ want you tc
tell me all about your sister. Now tel
me truly, have she got beau?" "No
it's the jaundice she's got-the doctor
says So"
Hr~ry. Would the devil beat his wife il
a. neY'
he had o., 'oi WHICH seneral-
Ans. Guess liz
" beat the d--l " given:
The following toast v:c5 late.y =
"D-n your canals, blast your furn
aces, sink your coal pits, down with
YOUR railroads, away with your electric
telegraphs, and over with your suspen-
sion bridges"
'sMoily," said lady to her servant,
1T think you'll never set the the river
p" "Indade MA am" innoceEtly
on hre; ,rouu "T'd never be after do
replleu Noiiy' I'D be burn
ing anything > - v'ckeu S.. ),
ing up all the little na-' ''eS'
A country editor, in speaklun Oh d
steamboat, says-'She has twei'~
berths in her ladies' cabin"
ssOh, life of me-" exclaimed an old
LADY, on reading the above, ''what squal.
ling there must have been"
"Where was I, Ma" said little ur-
chin one day to his mother, as he stood
gazing upon his drunken prostrate far,
ther, "w here was l when you married
Pa? Why didn't you take me along,
J. could have picked out better ma"
tltam he Is -
A passing traveller met with settler:
near house, and inquired, "Whose
house 2" "Moggs." "Of what built"
Logs" "Any neighbors?" "Frogs.
"What's the csoil?" Bogs.' "The eli
mate 2" ''Fogs." 'Your diet" Hogs
GLOW do you catch them?" Dogs" ]"
A husband and wife, while travelin!
through the woods in haste met mel
ancholy accident, which is thus record
ed:
And while retTeating from the woods,
And through the tangled fern,
He tore his musn't mention ems,
And had to put Oh hcrn.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-30

HE CRoPs.-Various crop predic~
tlons are now being made, and many
persons are reporting that vegetation is
backward il some quarters ard forward
mothers. 1t is, however, the generally
observed case that whether the spring
be early or iate, --cc-ctation every year
has attained about the same progress
by the 10Th ofJune. 1t is alleged that
the peach crop in portions Of Delaware
and the Eastern Shore of Maryland has
heen injured by the late cold weather.
: ~"neral!ly " believed, however, that
~ ~ IS y . far Is not very exten-
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ku-kIuX.

The wolf is in the desert,
And the panther in the brake
The fox is on his rambles,
And the owl is wide awake;
For now it's noon Of darkness,
And the world is all asleep,
And some shall wake to glory,
Aud some shall wake to wep,
ku-kluX.
4 river black is running
To a blacker sea afar.
And by its banks is waving
y flag without a star.
There move the ghoStly columns
OF the swift BRIGADE OF Death,
And every william sleeping
Is gasping now for breath,
ku-KIux.
Thrice hath the lone owl hooted,
And thrice the panther cried,
And swifter through the darkness
The Pale Brigade shall ride.
No trumpet sounds its coming,
And nc drum-beat stirs tie air.
But noiseless in their vengeance,
They wreak 1t everywhere,
ku-KluX.
Fly fly ye bastard bandits,
Who are bleeding all the land,
The Dread Brigade is marching
With viewlcss sword and brand
Nor think that from its vengeance
You in deepest denS may hide,
Tor through the darkest caverns
The Dread Brigarde will ride.
ku-kluX.
The misty gray is hanging
And morn shall tell the story
OF the revel and the feast.
The ghostly troop shall vanish
Like the light in constant cloud,
But where they rode shall gather
The coffin and the shrouG.
KT-KITX
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TIE mode Of making tea in Russia
is as follows: The tea is put into tea
pot, boiling water poured over it, and
after standing two minutes, it is poured
out into glass tumblers placed on glass
saucers, sweetened with sugar and fla
vored with slice of lemon. No milk
is used. Being left to stand longer
than two minutes is supposed to impair
its flavor, by bringing out the coarser
qualities Of the leaves. Made this
way, it has clear and sparkling ap-
pearance when poured out into the
tumbler.
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Rosa daEis Cares ali SKIN Dis
case,
WILSON, \. c., Sept. 10, lSGT.

Df L"7"rTItfI
Dca- SIN 1862 nv son. now aged five
Nl,'i'. ,t.r,-,I I'D. -~I,,.t ,,re.,,ol t.
hc impure matter: waIrA completely DESTROY
ed his health. lie has been afflicted with an
rErteTatc and troublesome Eruptio, If tie
$ff", ao.ac-.m2s b:earing cut in sores &c.
Rc@gda'is was prescribed by nv family phy>
sjc,aa, Dr.. \. D, Moore. After taking it a
few weeks my son became and remains en-
hrely '"cA Yours truly, B DANIEL.
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ROsadaIis will Cure the Very
yz,Hrst Gases Oa chronic
EsEacIlEEe1fiSsss
PORTSN0TIi,, Y 4

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, Feb. 25, 1868.
Coptaan j II Baher:
Dear 'Str-This is to certify that have
been afflicted with Rheumatism for lhe last
five or six years, many times unable to move.
| tried all medicine recommended to me for
the disease, without receiving any benefit
Having heard ''Ro>adals' highly spoken of
l procured a bottle, and finding some rc!ef
continued it until am happy to say that am
completely well.
I lot only consider the R0Sadalis" d sove>
reion renen,- COR Rheumatism. but believe
It also preventative, anu r"ccrluIIy re-
commend II IL ,m- ''i'i''Tu ,,,,,7,
Youls very truly, JAMES WEBB.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT

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Cabinet Maker and Undertaken.

TarbOrO, N. G..
HAS on hand large lot Of Bedst eads,
Chairs and others articles of Furniture,
which he offers to the public cheap for
Cash, all kind of wood Comns, of all sizes
ON hand
All kinds of Furniture Made and Re-
paired at the shortest notice.
Jan. 81 9-tf
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FARMERS GUIDE,
by Henry Ste,bens. of Edinburgh, and the
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BALTIMORE, Mn, February, 10, 1868.

BALTIMORE, MD., February, 10, 1868.
Dr. J J LaArencc:
Dtar Sir-I take pleasure in recommends
ING Your Ro>0HtIS as Il very powerful altcra-
tive. have sreu it used in two cases with
happy reSultS-one case Ct secondary sy-
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your medicine. The other a case o: >crotula,
OF long standing. which is rapidly Improving
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dalis is made and find It al excellent COM
pound of Alternative ingredients.
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Why should a teetotaller refrain from
marrying? ? Because, if be got wife
his principles would not permit him to
supporter.
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British Periodicals.
The London Quarterly Review
Conservative
The Edinburg Review, Wing.
Ihe Westminster Review, Radical
The North British Review, Free
AND
Hack#ood's Edinburg Magazine.

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WILSON. LanuarV I. 1865

y 1lSUN, JaNUdIy I, ICNo.
hereby certify that have used Dr. Law
rence's Justly celebrated Kosa3a!is IN my
family rs general Alternative and Tonic. with
the most satisfactory results, and therefore
conscientiousIy recommend it to the pubic
a Medicine OF rare and genuine merit.
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Sheriff of Wilson, county, N. c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-30
The E2OSaIaIis

Is not a secret medicine The articles from
which it is made are published around each
bottle and it Is uSed and recommended by
the Medical Faculty, wherever il has been in
troduced. as a Poxitf,c and ReIin6hs Medicine
Tor Diseases Of the Ei0od, Lircy and hidueyS.
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Trade, Commerce and
EInnncn

In these features, "The World" invites
comparison with any other Journal
EDITIONS.
The Weekly World. a large quarto sheet.
same size a. Daily, is now prtl,ted u-hoHy in
large tyre, and (>ince its union with the New
\ lork dr@"S) has the largest circulation of
any journal published, save one. 1t is an
unrIvaiIed Journal for the Farmer. Live Stock
or Produce Dealer. Country Merchants, etc
Published Wednesday.
The Scmi-WeekIy World is large
q"arto sheet, same size as Daily, which. by
omltt!ng the great mass of city ADVERTISE
mcnts from the Daily contains evervtbinr
else that appears in the daily and Weekly
editions. Published Tuesday and Friday
The Daily World affords a complete com
pehdIum and discussion Of the news of ewes
ry day.