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It is an UNFAILING REMEDY in ali cases of Neu.
raigia Facals, often cffecting perfect cure in
less than twenty four hours, from the use of no
more than TWO or THREE PILLS.
No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Dis
ease has failed to yield to this WONDERFUL
REMEDIAL AGENT,
Even in the scverest cases of Chronic Neural
ga and general nervous arrangements many
years Misunderstanding the entire system, its
use for few days, or a lew weeks at the utmost,
always affords the most astonishing relief, and
very rarely fails to produce complete and per.
manent cure.
1t contains no drugs or other materials in the
slightest degree injurious, even to the most deli
cate system, and can ALWAYS be used with PER
Feet SAFETY.
1t has long been in constant use by many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS, who give it their
unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sen! by mail on receipt Of price, and postage.
One package, 81 90 Postage cents.
Six packages, 100 & 81
Twelve packages, 9 90 4S
It is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers
in drugs and medicines throughout the United
States and by TURNER & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, 12o fremont St., Boston, Mass.
Oct. IL, 1897. 4-6m
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WHY YOU SHOULD ASSURE EARLY.-A
man at 43 years of age pays as much per
year for Policy Of 81, 900, as one at 90 pays
for Policy of $4,000.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. 6-The election
which commenced here to day has proceed
ed without the slightest disturbance. A
raw, drenching rain has been falling all day.
Thousands of negroes have been standing in
it in order to vote; they show wolfish ca
gerness to deposit their ballots. Many have
walked from fifteen to twenty miles to get
to the polls. Not more than half dozen
white men voted, but although the Conserv-
atives do not cast their ballots. they have
challenging committees at all the precincts.
Il is impossible to tell what the result will
be, as the election continues three days Ion
ger. Hundreds of negroes already drench-
ed to the skim will have to bivouac in the
street tonight, but they don't seem to care
as long rs they get in their tickets. Gen.
Meade is here watching the course of events.
The above dispatch from Rebel source,
pays the highest compliment to the colored
voters of Alabama These men know that
the contest for liberty is still going on, and
that it is quite as important to use the bal
lot now as it was the bullet during the re-
bellion.
The Rebels are chuckling at the hope that
a majority of the registered vote of Alabama
may not have been cast on the question of
ratification. Even if this hope should be
confirmed it will make no difference as to
the admission of the State Congress can
cure the defect by an enactm.nt of ten lines,
declaring that majority of the votes polled
having been cast for the Constitution, it is
accordingly ratified Do these Rebel leaders
suppose they are wiser or stronger than the
Congress of the United States2 The States
will go back under the present acts, Presi-
dent johnson and all Rebcldom to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. 1t is SO written in
the Book oil Destiny.
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Notice to Manufacturers Of Distilled Spirits.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed General Inspector OF Distilled
Spirits for the 4th Collection District n. C. here
by notifies parties manufacturing Spirits that he
is prepared to Inspect and brand same upon ap-
plication. Address
D. Fl. GRAVES,
General Inspector Distilled Spirits
For the 4th District, n. C.
Selma, N. c., January 20, 1868 4-wlm.
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The Wilmington journal, speaking of the
late Rebel Convention in this City, says:
Old line Democrats and old line Wings.
eschewing former politics, mngliny together
for the common good of the State. 1t is
grand, it is sublime
The Journal forgets that
Devil with devil damned firm concord holds."
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An Important Letter.

sHRuB OAK, Yorktown, N. T., Jan. 10, 1850.
T. ALLoooE & Co.-Gsntlemen IL have been
troubled with lame back over ten years, so Us
to be entirely helpless aud unable to do any kind
of hard work. In JuSe last procured one of
Alleoek's Porous Plasters and wore It three
weeks, when found my back entirely cured, and
was able to NOW and cradle as well as ever ]
could in my best days.
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,sy- Mr.. C. W. HoRNER, as Business clerk ana
Agent, is authorized to make contracts and gave
recciuts, &C., Sc.
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ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
New Policies Issued in 1867, was 10000.


san
liabilities
the Httn
W. II. CROW General AGENT
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Il is automatically stated that one nth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die OF Con-
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more com.
pletely batiled all medical skill and remedial
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
ExpertoratiOn, Shortness OF Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general negative
condition OF the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any of it's concomtants, should lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, 10
order that they may stay it's ravages, and be re-
stored to health. The
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Daniel Pratt and Weston. the great Amer
lean travellers, are both in Utica. ts.-.
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oTATE OF NORTH-CAROLiNA, |
- WAKE COUNTY.


Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1867.
M orausman' Original Attachment Levied on
VS.. Sparks personal properly.
In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that W. 8. Sparks is Il non resident OF
this State, it is ordered that advertisement be
made in the N0rtli-Caroiina &Gadrrd q news
paper published in the City of raleigh, icr six
weeks successfully. notifying said drendani 10
be and appear ut the next fcriaof Wake SapcF!ar
Court, to be held at the Cpugt Hphs il Raleigh,
on the first Monday after the iourtA Monday ai
March next, and plead and rcplcvy, or ltldsnie'it
will be taken pro coniss' as 70 him, AID TIE pro-
perry levied on condemned to the use Of tle
plaintiff.
Witness, J. N. BUsrISe. Cicr'; Of oar id
Court, at Office the first Monday alter te fourth
Monday of September, Il D. 1856
3 j. N. BUh ENG. Clerk.
january, 1s6s. IS i. h a.ss & l2o-gs.
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VIM. E. BURLINGTON,

WILMINGTON, N. c..
Solicits consignments of Cotton. Naval
Stores, Timber, Lumber, Bacon, Flour,
Grain, &c.
NY ware house being convenient 10 the W. &
W. K. R. Depot enables me to make charges light
Oct. 9. 1857. 40-WiY
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QUARTER OF A MILLION SAVED A

One hundred thousand men now labor, with
COED results, who until they used
ALLCOCKS POROUS PLAsTERs,
had not 'lone days work for years. So these
PlastcTs are the means of increasing tine wealth
OF tie nation, not less than quarter of mil
lion day.
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We have been pleased 70 see in the
City lately those sterling Republicans,
E. 1. Blair, of Randolph, c. G. Wade,
of Montgomery, and w. F. Hender
son, of Davidson. They brought the
most cheering news from the Re.
publicans of their section of the State
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STEPHEN PuGsLEY.
ALLENTOWN, PEI

ALLENTOWN, Penn, April 4, 1865.
Messrs. T. ALLcocK & Co-Dear SirS My
daughter used one of your Porous Plasters. She
had very bad pain in her side, and ii cured her
in one week. Yours truly,
JOHN " n. HUNTER.
Principal Agency, Brsnireth House, New York
Sold Wy all Druggist.
January 4, 1853. 119-tw&w1m.
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" Mf. It0dmans
We copy to-day from the Tarborough
Southeraer, an article in relation to this gen.
tlcman. to show the estimate placed upon
patriot by the Rebel press.
Mr.. Rodman was honestly seccssionist.
He went into the rebellion as a devoted adj
vocate of the rights of his section. and he
maintained his opposition to the national
authority until the last gun was fired and
the South was subjugated. When the
end came, he not only accepted the stu
ation," but he submitted in good faith.
as an honest man and gentleman,
to the results of the conflict. Submitting
thus, he was prepared to unite with those
who were dedicating themselves to the work
of repairing the losses of the war, and of
building Up again on sure foundations the
prosperity of his native State.
What else. as candid, honest man. could
he have done2 On one hand were the
promptings of passion and revenge; on the
other love of country. He chose to obey
the latter, and in doing so identified him
self with the Republican party. His Of
fence hath this extent, no more" His tai
ents, which are acknowledged by his assail-
ants, were thus devoted to good, and not to
evil; and he has shown, by his acts. that he
is ready and anxious to atone for the error he
committed by lifting his arm, without good
cause, against the government of his coun-
try. We believe Mr. Rodman is sincere in
this, and that he is actuated by no other
wish than to serve and benefit his country
We are not at liberty to question his mo-
tives as long a. his conduct has for its end
the good of his country. "The tree is
known by its fruits"
! The Southerner assails his motives. Who
made that paper ajudge in such matters2
1t by no means follows that the standard it
sets up for itself and its friends IS the one
by which Mr.. Rodman should be tried.
A citizen in this crisis is either for or
against the government. There can he no
middle ground now. Mr.. Rodman doubt
less feels the force of this truth, and has
acted accordingly by identifying himself
with the only party that can preserve the
| government
We should be gratifed if there were more
of our public men with Mr.. Rodman's ante
cedents who would pursue the course he is
pursuing The Republican party can not so
to any man, but any man who submits un
conditionally to the will of the nation rs
expressed by the Congress, may come to it. If
the great body of the leaders of the Rebellion
would follow the example of Mr.. Rodman,
VIC should soon have peace, good will, and
prosperity in this State. IT they were
honest, as he is, they would do it. They
promised to do it in 1865, hut they have
broken the promise; and because Mr.. Rod
man is true to the pledges which were made
when the rebellion, was suppressed, and they
are false to those pledges he is thus assaled
and his motives questioned.
Mr. Rpdman, and those like him in their
anteceients who have inined the Republican
party. can we'll afford to bear these reproach-
es and taunts The bitter and unjust man.
ner in which they are assailed by the enemies
of the government will but strengthen their
hold on the confidence of all true patriots.
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DR.. TOBIAS, VENETIAN LNlmENr.

Try bottle and be convinced It win only
cost you your time In using It, If 1t docs you NO
good.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- Observation-Disclosures
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Ksns sPa R1lEy Ss1a' under Dr.
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INC ls sssalaOn u healing soothing
sl Eur IN ~ ;AsB: Ss Ss Tsss i
Fs s3 IL fst''
nnsys Irighgs disease cs.arrh q the bladder 81.
corrhc chronic diseases and an assistant In the
Issed wGaSeri vi remedial the ATiNa
w ns the Sh Of
~
range Of human agency do Consumption of the lungs
swell as consumption Of the Kidneys bronchitis catarrh
hacking cough night sweats have been cured by
remedy few doses win prove its efficacy. Bear mind,
that h weakening discharges either In the male female
are quickly cured by the Renovating Resolvcnt
Syphilis a' thai ps
Answer-lhe Resolvsnt when prepared under the old
process cured residents Of this Rheum.
syphilis Gont Rheumatism sores and Ulcers Fits, Dropsy
and other dseases who have been married and have
children from Ave TO eighteen Of and or
TRANSLATED disease Is visible suspected As IL is
this respect Il does not suppress but eA,erminaies dis
In ordinary Skin diseascs-Pimpies Botches, Pus
tulcs letters Worms Insects In the skna few doses
VIII Ladies with rough salow and disngured skin,
one bottle viii secure you clear and beautiful complexion
Read Dr. RADWAY's new book; FALSE AND TRUE.
viii 10 published early IN March. Price of Dr.. RADWAY8
r. REsOLvENT tsARsAPARILLIAN).S $40 ner dozen, or
81 per bottle Sold by Druggists. DIR. RADWAY'S onlce,
No. ~ Maiden lane. Consultation from ~ TO r. NJ.
the word 'arsaparan the label bottle
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Ils;EsxiyEars WASHINGTON NEWS.
wAsuSeroS, March 2, lscs
I'hc MARYLAND -rnntorshsp

wAsuSeroS, March 2, lsos
The Maryland Srnatorshlp.
Tac state Of Maryland, realizing tho importance OF
being tpfcscnted at ihs particular juncture in the
senate ot The United States, has determined 10 ignore
tho insult 70 her dignity in the rejection OF her chosen
SssGor and 10 elect else her representative
TO whose admission no objection wll DO inlcrposei
Tho names of Hiram Mccullough, Montgomery Blair and
Governor swami mentioned as the three most
likely clndidatss The former Is nov Representative
IN the House from Maryland, ard is generally looked
ulon IS man Of considerable jldsmen. and experience
RsycFty johnson Will perhaps be overlooked on this
occasion, - on tho last, aud tho contest, 50
fr as cen DO a.ceglainod, will lie between Mccullough
aud swami With the chances IN favor OF the former
Tho election takes pace tomorrow, bat may remain,
undecided un Thursaay aud the vote be Of az close
character g IN III recent instance Of Swann aud HamiI.
ton.
The War Oalcs Diricuity.
A despatch from Washington 70 Tho Eu,siag 7teyrap
says TINT around the War Department everything IN
q1st to-day aud the routine business or the depart
mcni goes on rs usual before the serious m'sunder-
Standing stanton continues to be the recipient OF Visits
from numerous Congressional, surprise parties 40 we'll
as from Tho radical officers OF tho army and judiciary
The trobc guard still surrounds the building and sleeps
within al nigh. II Is NOT at all certain tina, the wr, OF
q,o waran,o will be applied for by the PresidsnS No.
thlng definite, a. least Is known by tho lawyers who
have been selected to draw up aud dc the application
aud Is thought thas proceedings In the win be
isayed for several days yet II indeed thsy are ever
commenced
The Consfitutiouuiity Of thr Legal Tender
Act.
Several cssss have been argued IN the supreme Court
Of tho United states involving the question Of the cons
tntiopaliy Of the Legal Tender act They upon sp
psas from the courts Of Kentucky New York. Calforns
Oregon and the District Of Columbia They private
oasss 20 which the government OF the United States Is
not psrfv. some time ngo however Auorncv General
.sS-a,s, o. tLs ycs:ss: ei We Se2rctuy Of ins
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rHT vors or fnf iSrcL. or nrxacHxgSr
The House then procssiei 10 vote on the sr.Icisa
ihs nrss sr!ic's wss saoptsdysM t2o, nays a; The
second BY ysas i22 nays al The third BY yeas i2i,
nays a. .hs fourth by yeas il4, nays 80 ,he nfth,
sixth, seventh and eighth BY yeas 100 nsys Il and the
ninth ohengsd from number ten yeas Ios, nays a.
lsssA .Arsy ass rnysss vsss "ASa A-sy
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Epson. each.
rho Sp6AxEE announced thai Messrs Stevens Butler
Bingham, Boutwell,, Wilson, Williams aud Logan, having
secured majority OF the votes cast he declared them
duly elected Us such managers.
Ar G3rrNELL offered a resolution for printing one
Thousand copies OF the articles OF Impeachment for the
uso OF the House. Referred TO tho Commiee on
pr,njay.
": BOUTWELL, offered n resolution that message be
scn 10 the Senate informing that body that tho House
had oppo 2ied managers TO conduct The impeachment
aanst Andrew Johnson President Of the United States
a1 hAi directed such managers to carry the senate
tt articles agreed upon b. the House be exhibited In
~ euanca ot such impeachment and that tho Clerk of
the House shall 90 with such message. Adopted
t,r. BOUTWELL, offered resolution tina, tho articles
a2tcd TO W the House 20 be exhiotci Ia its name and
in the name OF all the people OF the United States
agBal Andrew johnson, President CT the United States
IN maintenance Of the impeachment against him for
hish crimes and msdcmeapors In oico, be carried to
the Senate by the managers appointed TO conduct such
impeachment.
sir. Ross suggested to strike out the words "lhe
pebple OF tie United states"
NJ Prsnts suggested that all Tho democratic mcm
bers oi Congress might b. struck out.
The resolution was adopted.
90 motion OF Mr ScHEScg IL ordered that Il shall
be IN order tomorrow, as II 1t were Monday,
pcni the rules
Mr ELrm0Gg movcd 10 suspend the rules for the pur.
pn5e - considering he protest OF the democratic
her7 ~ the House.
Mr ktLLaY objected.
n aou4s then, at quarter before sovep adjourned
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J0AnsUn, az IN, OF Cal.
MANAGERS CONDUCT THE IMPEACHMENT
Tho vote the articles being completed the House
proceeded to for managers to conduct the impeach
Incnt before tho Senate
Mr. POLAND nominated the following members
Messrs. stevens, OF Pennsylvania; Butler, OF Massa-
chusetts; Bingham, OF ono; Boutwell, OF Massachu.
setts; Wilson, of Iowa; Williams, 0! pennsylvania, and
Lovan, OF Illinois.
In reply to question by Mr.. PErERs, as to who was
10 be the chairman of tho managers the SPEAKER said
that the managers would decide the question OF priority
among themselves
Tue srEAgEa appointed cllers to count The ballots
Mcssrs. Poland, Jenckos Spalding and Marshall
Mr.. MARSHALL asked TO be excused, and the speaker
nominated in his place Mr. Randall.
Mr.. RANDALL also declined, stating that he did not
wish to participate in the proceedings.
Tho SrEAKga, remarking that II appeared that tho
minority desired TO be represented among tho ielers,
appointed Mr. Blair, OF Michigan, as the fourth teller
the members wcre then called alphabetically, and
each member called stepped up to the In front
OF the Speakers chair deposited his ballot In box
kept by the teliers. No democrats voted.
ON the ballots being counted the result was announced
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- -
Mr.. EcKLxY, rep OF
paired OF with Mr: Mccul
Tho following is the
showing no party changes
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nsne, ash,as ,vp,' Up =, ~ % Nav.d.
s,oy ash,oy .op rop ~ of nn;o
au,vy nas,au rnn .up'' =, ~ ~ w
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GriSun,d rs'yi 're, ren - an v
Halsey. rop.. OF N. j.
Harding, rep, of Ill.
Highly, rop., OF Cal.
Hill, rep, OF N. J.
Hooper, rep, OF Mass.
Hopkins, rep., Of Wis.
Hubbard, rep, Of W. Va
Hulburd, rsp., Of N. Y.
Hunter. rep., OF Ind.
Ingersoll, rcp., OF Ill.
Jenckes, rep. OF Il l.
Judd, rep, OF III.
Julian, rep. OF Ind.
Kelley, rep, OF Pa.
Kelsy, rep, or N. Y.
kescham, rep OF n. Y.
Kitchen, rep., OF. W. Va
koontz, rep, OF Pa.
Lailin, rep, Of N. Y.
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BOLD ACT INDEED.

A ACT INDEED.
~ Many folks supposed that DR.. WOLCOrr cuttIn
bis throat when he out publicly and bowed
farewell % drug and druggists II took everybody
hy surprise know that he refused TO All orders
tor his well known remedies PAIN PAINT and AkNIHI.
LATCg. No other person would dare make such an
n0uncement and actually refuse than 81 p0J worth Of
goods In the r twenty four hours. We bee differ when
we say hat he has MADE the most successful in
his lie viii furnish middle druggists,
but will sell directly to his customers by his well trained
an educated who represent his interests and views
practically demonstrate utility superiority of
PAIN PAINT every other remedial agent offered
to the public -
Is gentleman very justly remarked that "PAIN PAINT
remedy of too great importance furnish to any
druggist One thing is certain, PAIN PANT IS creating
greater sensation Than before and DR. wolcos Office
crowded t. is utmost capacity at 10 Chatham square,
New York.
Ills ooe IN Philadelphia ea2 Arch street, jammed fun
OF people, and hB Is retailing 500 worth zach day.
besides removing pain from everybody who those
living At distance supplied flee OF express charges
receptof TIE money when they order half dozen pins
fauhaor ter CataTh the OF So: II they order
So pint bottle Of PAIN PAINT for removing an
and palms. amount ordered at purchasers and
iisk.
Money should be sent BY check Post Office order
by mail ~ H. Il. WoLCorf l7O chatham square, New
York