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idea Of preaching. - merely meant

iuea aotrfeacHfHV.@I ot Wsfefv meang ~
drop hint or two about holiday gins
and have pr>seh away till after mid.
night. Ecmembcr only ono thing--tl,at
gift is a thoughtin a tangible and ao-
ccp,ablc shape. But now must iinger
no longer. could talk till morning,
but will not. will only light my pipe
and away" a3
So saying, the mcarschaum IN ones
more fiIled-a few long drawn whifTs-
the tobacco Is fairly alight, aud thick
: cloud of smoke fills the room and softly
cnr's upward. l look for my visitor bus
he is gone
When awokc from the stupor CO.
quent on such visit and the unw02tSd
excitement of listening to his wisdom. I
began 10 perceive that what he had soad
was good. And the next e.ae white nv
little girls were gore to school, dressed
two dolls, Of comfortable size--one Ii, b
plain merino, with sack to match. ths
other as a sweet baby, in fair long gar
menls. flied up tie white beds In the
itit'c nursery for them, and pleased my
self thinking Of their happy little faces
whom they should find them on Christ
mas morning. ! made the horse pleas.
ant with iir and spruce and arbos-vitn.
| remembered the poor: | provided we'll
for my household. did not forget tho
family Of the washwomau, and ny boys
were juhilaut over their new skates and
'"'I !, i certain that never boz
fore that day did n company, 80 -
MKT 1T down to my table Husband
brought home two OF hs clcriSs-he
could not spare them to go home for
several days during the holiday season.
And we asked the seamstress and the
little, old maid, who teaches scnoot
round the corner, and, in the evening.
some of the neighbors. And We had
the best Kind ofa time~-but I did not
get ~ wedding present for the rich M:ss
who was married last week nor
great many other things which I had
wished To do before the memorable occa-
zion OF Santa Claus visit.
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Treatment of Frozen Flesh.

The season has now come when there
Will be many instances OF frost bites o:
more or less severity, and a fow words
on the treatment of these cases NAV nos
hc out of place in our columns Frozen
flesh is not difficult to manage, II we do
not attempt to inlprovo upon or hasten
the method which ature has provided
for thawing the fluids that have havs
become cougealed in the ncah. The cor
rect method of thawing any portion Of
living flesh that has become frozen IL 70
let the tha"ing commence by the ac-
ton of the warm nrterial hlood on that
portion that is deepest from tbs surface.
The reason of this is that N soon rs ono
part OF frozen i!esl becomes melted by
the action Of the warm blood il il imme-
diately conveyed away 10y the veins
without the rupture Of any of tho deli
cate net work O! vessels that constitute
the flesh. II however, tho thawiny
commences on tho surface, then tho
blood rs it becomes liquid will remain
outside the frozen part, as all tho tubes
,o,. :. ,r,'. " $50 ''''-
,''.' e'''''se"
in color, expands with the heat. and
r,,,,,,.o ,,. ''
sn,s j., .,a ,n.r N'
tiso,,,;,,, ,,,o ,,.4
,,o, ,.,,..a. ~. '"a.' nv.
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we nina. ev., ,r,.oot ,ha ,.o,a,,
from, worn,n, os ,,a roa,,, ,.,,.~.
mavho ,o.;x. ,;,. f,r ,,,a,;,a
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'm n''''' "' "['''''P''sh '"is "esifs"
"~ ''0 '''~'' 'o''' nan" oF
~ ''' ''e u si'o"
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'''' S'o" - "''h'i dtSIe" OF TWO OF
'''' ',e'~'"S pull ~ - very "e!s' TIA
''''o' ''' f'' ''''' %, '''e ''o|e'' '''S'i would
b, va ''''" '''s' '''' ''''' ''''@o was feaeh
e', ha1 suppose inc Sa"" or 'es Is ao'
".''" ''' 'IctA''b t5'i"'' WI Il" taeh
why, '''!'"9e ''' '''1@''II 'h'sne !"
va ''. '''' '''''.' '''''' "''9 " '''%eh h'as>.
''''' ~ ''' VI "" > '''' % < = any
pe'p'e s'''H " wa ,!'"s en-" s'.s' -
vary ~ '''i'''"'"'e nav "'' o''ei suo-
- ''''' ~ '''. "'''S's ''''. """." 'l'-
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\ young la'y Good Temp!ar, the 9TH
evening, explaina,! her position on tho
cider question i'll conversation with
young gentleman of tho same orier--
"Ah,' said she, IL got out of it nicely
when he asked me ii drank cider. You
see, since father bought that barrel Of
Mr.. Il, that you liked so well
| have always used straw, for I knew
our officers would not ask me anything
about sucking
a. :. Kissei!, Esq, OF Davenport. la.
been appointed State Superintendent as
Public Instruction by the Governor
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DIR. II. n. MAYNARD.

DHiS1ClANlANDS SURGEON, TlrroN, Iowa.
L Having returned and permanetly located
In Upton, he viii promptly attend to all pro-
fessinnAl calls. Residence opposite the Buck
syo House. once opposite tho Court House,
(sp stairs next door TO Advertiser ofYice. MS
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RESTAURANT.

ID LANG has enlarged and rented his
ID. rooms on 5tll street, north OF the Court
House, in Upton and will kecpa
FIRST-CI.ASS OYSTER SALOON!
lie has constantly on hand FRESH OYS-
TIERS which will DO prepared in any style.
Also, Fresh Fruit, Candy, Nuts, Cigars, To-
bacco, Pipes, Pies, Cakes. Crackers, Cheese, &c.
Honlembcr Barney" when hungry. IS
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Jat;> of II. S"prrm' fh'n1 Of hansylranid.
IhiiaSsirhia, April IS, 1866,
- r.r-i,'~r iiorrauds German Bttcrs' a rdiudbls
msd:-f.s IN - attacks of Indigestion or Dyspef
sia. can r~r,.f, this fIan. my experience Of it.
Yours ~fth respect,
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4 UCTioNEER. Will attend promptly to
y selling all kinds OF property at Auction,
in any pnrt ofre,lar county. \ list OF his sales
viii always he found ut the TIPToS ADvEHrI-
sEH Office, where those desiring his services
eau fix the day for their sale without seeing
hm. Al
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
t".j.f Ju.tses cf n. s'l',m> 6ou,s .f n, writes:
iG,'othrhia March Is. 1857.
:::;: T.: e.: :';:: :';,; ): +: !:
es'',fe '.i;'' ., Gam. sna 81 - 81 great o.nsh. IN
a..i,n in the g. stem. Yours truly.
GEO w WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jad;> of n, S"prrm- fnat Of If.nsylrania.
IaRaIsiyiid, April Is, 1856,
- consider '!io"rand', German Btcrs' a rdluabis
n,.i!-ir. IN attacks Of Indigestion or Dyspst
sia. can r~r,f this fI.n my experience Of it.
iaiirs, ~ih respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
:ro,a Rev. Jna. u. .KENNARD. n. D..
i',,,r n ne frnO Bgptia Church, Philadelphia.
Hr. L,:, -n.--n-ar Sir: ! have been frequently
1r".t"d t''.nn"et my na,'o with recommendations
# '!:.rsl' kais of medicines, hut regarding the
,r.r',.' :" '.,, ,, any .rirorr,';S ; .,,s,s. ;'
.."A, l""d N v"r' IL ~ on. instance. ,',' =, and md
u.,..nrs- of Dr. iin,fanis German Eiiers. depart
Tor ..e- ft'ia my usual course. to express my fun
,s,, ",s - ~ liz e. %a asa' ty 2. ~, e. s M @s
,.i", ia In sas"- It may fail; but usually,
J,uht s.t il vii! 10 ,rry beneficial to tLosO who
s.Grr f.,u t.. above causes.
iuur4 very respectfully,
III KENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates st.
From Ecy. T.. -. EENDALL.
Asis,,m E,'." frrirtiau ts,oniti,, Philadelphia.
have .riy~i .lecii.-t benefit from the uso Of
II -':au!'s t:",ptau Bs.p. and feel it my privilege
10 recommend them M most valuable tonic. to all
who arc suffering from general debility or from dis
-a-.s arising from arrangement VI the liver
sa '""l' 81 i,"'f: tfsspAu,
CAUTION.
Il lio,aana's German Romcd,e. ooar.-rfcited.
Soc That the sisnst .f0>SA nrc Of c. y JACK
AZ Il .,s.. =" ii: s.r sr r's .,.' ( each bottle
priur;ra, .,rce and Mandatory
al the Errnan Medicine Store No. 63l ARCH Strcet,
CHARLES VI. EVANS,
German lrnggst. Proprietor,
Formerly c. NJ JACKSON 4 Co.
PRICES
rlootand's German l'i,,srs per bottle s. @
a half dozen 90
lIooAands German Tonic r,,t mp in quart bottles, 50
per bottle, or half dozen for Z 80
- DO hot forget to examine well the article yoa
buy, In order to get the genuine.
For Sale by all Druggists and Dea:.
ers Of Medicines. @
HIGHLANDS
German Tonic,
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are ma.is sirole by The Of either of these
dies They viii cut. every caSc Of NARASMUS,
without isIl.
f,,nu.ai- "f cert ificat-s have accumulated in the
hauls "f tLe l~"r toior but Space will allow VI tho
publication 81 bGt few. Thosr, it will BE- observed
x,e ~n o note and of s.eh standing that they must
10 LciieAr>
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G.. p. INGMAN,

NEW BLACKSMITH HOP.
TlNlIOMAS w. THOMPSON would respectfully
l inform his old customers, and the public
generally that he has commenced work in his
View shop, directly north Of the Steam Mill, in
Upton, where he is prepared to attend tp all
INK. lltf
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i,-"d isct t.;,t fully cne-hslt Il
xs r'r population are
M nten' Of good health;
-AAcxrrctsion, never
lansu,d. devoid of all
.ivcns, ani hssc no appetite.
,-rrona tho BllTERS, or tho
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29

q am surprised, my dear, that I
have never seen you blush The
fact IS, husband, l was born to blush
unseen"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
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Tie Iarb0rO' S0utIlcrnor.
The Relief.

The Relief.
Sometimes at night when on my bed,
Wrapt round with sleep, | seem to hear
In dreams the slow and measured tread
Of soldiers drawing near.
Al round the night is hung with gloom:
Tie murky air is chill and damp;
And grim and dark the shadows loom
About the sleeping camp.
Nearer and nearer DER the ground,
Close, even step the soldiers keep;
Heard with hollow, falling sound
distinctly in .Ay sleep.
They reach the tent wherein | seem
Ouce more, as oft of old, to lie;
And in the network of my dream
With steady tramp goby.
A. last they near the sentry's beat;
hear his order sharply sound:
Halt - and no more the marching feet
Rc-echo DER the ground.
I hear, or seem at least to hear,
His challenge, uttered stern and brief
The answer, spoken low and clear,
And know It's the Relief.
And, waking. End it but dream,
Born of the cloud of battle past,
Whose fringes frightened with the gleam
Of peace that dawned at last.
Oh hearts borne down by grief and care,
Yearning and praying for the light,
Watchful as anxious sentries, where
You stand hung round with night;
Who let no doubtful step come near
Without the challenge stern and brief;
Who listen, but who never hear
The tread Of the Relief;
Sooner or later it will fall,
Through the thick darkness drawing
nigh,
And to your earnest challenge-call
Shall angel lips reply!
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29

fENIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS READY.
b. for the Press. and viii publish, early
in September il he can get eve hundred sub,
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Il am surprised, my dear, that I
have never seen you blush.' The
fact is, husband, was born to blush
unseen"
A young man in Germany has been
imprisoned for advertising for young
ladies TO correspond with a view to
matrimony."
The President directs the Secretary
Of the Interior to restore to louisiana
the statue Of Washington, brought
North by Butler.
4 person named Porter, being very
drunk, friend asked him what he had
been about. "Only turning little
gin into Porter" replied he.
It is said as thc tvig is bent the
trees inclined. Some Of the young
ladies about town Tille5row queerlY
if the Grecian style prevails very
long.
An indignant orator at a recent po-
Iitical meeting, in rcfuting an oppo-
ncnt, tllundcred: Mr.. chairman: I
scorn the allegation, and defy the al
ligator."
Sweet corsets are worn by nine Ia
dies in ten, the tenth one is not with
them pleased; the inference is, to all
sensible men, nine ladies out of ten
love to be squeezed.
Ny first IS what lies al the door:
my second Is kind Of corn my third
is what nobody can do without, and
my whole is one of the United States.
Mat-ri-mony.
Small but sharp Passenger: Lcok
here. You didn't give me the right
change just now. Clerk: Too late, sir.
You should have spoken when you
took your ticket Passenger: Should
|? Well, it's of no consequence to me;
ont you gave me halfa dollar too much
Ia ia!
4 man who had filed petition for
divorce was Informed by his counsel
that his wife had fled " cross pcti-
tion," as the lawyers call il. a
cross petition - exclaimed the h1s-
band, THAT'S just Ike her. She
never did a sood-natured thing in her
life"
"Naiter. is this a Spring chicken:
Most remarkable fowl | ever attclnD
ted an assault upon.''
Yes, sir; nice Spring chicken:
Nothing else at this establishment.
Don't you see, sir, it springs every
time YOU try to put knife into it,"
Customer realizes the sad fact, and
after half-hour's futile exercise Of
the knife and fork calls for plate
# hash.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
From the Montgomery (Ala.) Nail.
Negro WCGGIIsI.,

4 negro wedding lately took place
in this county, at which the sable par,
son thus spoke:
"Here is a couple who have walked
out to>uight. wishing to be jined III,
and through love, aud wishing ali dem
dat have anything twixt dem, come fors
ward and speak now, if not, let them
hold dar peace how aud forever more.
/ wants every ear to hear, aud every
heart to enjoy.
"Nr. jim Thompson. whomsoevcr
stands tastlv to your left side, do you
take her for your beloved wife, to wait
on her through sickness aud through
health. safe and he safe, holy and be
holy, loving and be loving; do you
love her mother; do you love her faith
cr; d, you love her brothers; do you
}oye Ter sisters; DO you love Ler mas,
ter; DO you love her mistress; bat do
yoa love God the best p Answer
Il do.
Miss Mary Thompson. whonlsoaver
starGs Easily by your right side, DO you
take to be your dear beloved husband.
to wait on him through health and
through co5J}utioa, safe and be safe,
holy and be holy; do you love his bro
thers; do you love his mother; do yo"
love his iather; do you love his sisters :,
dn you love God tie best p
answer: Il will
Il shall prsnornce Mr.. Jim to hold
Miss Mary tastly ba the right hand.
! shal! pronounce you both to be man
ard wie. hy the commandment ofGod
We Shall hope5 and trusting through
God, thDt you nay live risht-tliat
}ou ioay die right, now and forever
more. Now, hr. .jln. s}rac Jour bride
.'I.cr Us sing hme
"riung9I IN gull Vi dark de p':r, &c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
Tabular Statements.

The following statements are colla>
ted from the most recent sources of
information. and may be relied upon
for general fullness and correctness
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
The Registered Vote Of the South
ern States in 1857.
tEER CHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MecantiIe Reference Register,

YEVHE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE
n Union, organized to promote and pro
tect trade. by enabling its subscribers TO al
taih facility and safety in the granting of
credits. and the recovery of claims at all
points, have to announce that they will, on
or about September lst, 1868, publish in one
large quarto volume:
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29

A young man in Germany has been
imprisoned for advertising for young
ladies TO correspond with a view to
IAltrim3nv."
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
PREPARED ONLY BY y
LDR. ], ], LAWRENCE & co, 1
2AA baltimore Street, 4
BALTIMORE MD. I
History Of North Care
lima.

A LARGE OC. BOOK, TWO VOL
N umes IN one. Everybody who has not
one, should have. i sold before the war at
50 90, gold value. have a numbcro them
bright and new. which will send 10 any ad-
dress. postpaid, On receipts of 81 90 per copy.
An assortment OF Sciioo! Books. Law and
Miscellaneous Books Novels, Statonarv
Sheet Music, &c.. constantly kept Old band.
Any Book or article in orr line, not on
hand. will be furnished TO order al lowest
CASH prices.
lie Is also Agent lor the sale of The No>
velly Sewing Macline Price $20,'O and
best in use for price. Send for circular in
closing stamp.
He keeps tor sale PETERS Patnt Envelopes
and sells them at manufacturers r> prices.
Address !. 4. JONES.
Bookseller Y Stationcr.
(Succcs<or to BranSon. Farrar x Co..
Raleigh, n. c.
Sept. II. t2-lm
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29

The President directs the Secretary
Of the Interior to restore to louisiana
the statue Of Washington, brought
North by Butler.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
Terms of the Superior Courts.

The following arrangement OF the
Terms Of the Superior Courts have
been prepared and submitted to
the Legislature by the Code Commits
sioners, and adopted:
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Bertte-On the first Monday in
March and October
Hertford-On the third Monday in
March and October.
Gates-On the fourth Monday after
the first Monday in March and Octo-
Der.
Ckounn-On the sixth Monday af-
ter the arst Monday in March and Oc-
tober.
Psrqui.nauns-On the eighth Monday
after the first Monday III March and
October.
Pasquotank-On the tenth Monday
after the first Monday in March aud
October.
Conden-On the twelfth Monday
after the first Monday in March and
October
Crrituch-On the fourteenth Mon
day after the first Monday in March
and October.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
TyrreN-Cn the first Monday in
September and February,
Washington-On the third Monday
in September and February.
Martin-On the second Monday af.
ter the third Monday in September and
February.
Hyde-On the fourth Monday af:
ter the third Monday iu September and
February.
Beaujort-On the sixth Monday af-
ter the third Monday in September
and February.
PW-On the eighth Monday after
the third Monday in September and
February.
EdyeccmJc-On the tenth Monday
after the third Monday in September
and February.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Woyne-Cn the first Monday in
September and February.
Joaes-On the third Monday in
September and February.
OnSlow-On the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in September and
February.
Craven-On the third Monday after
the fourth Monday in September and
February.
Lenoil-On the fifth Monday after
the fourth Monday in September and
February.
Greenc-On the seventh Monday af
ter the fourth Monday in September
and February.
Carteret-On the ninth Monday after
the fourth Monday in September and
February.
HWson-On the eleventh Monday
after the fourth Monday in September
and February.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
R0Jeson-On the fourth Monday in
August and fourth Monday in Fcbru-
airy.
B7oden-On the second Monday af-
the fourth Monday in August and Feb
ruary.
Co3un2Jus-On the fourth Monday
after the fourth Monday in August and
February.
BruasujcG,-On the sixth Monday
after the fourth Monday in August and
February.
Ne,o Hanorer-On the eighth Mon
day after the fourth Monday in August
and February.
Sanpson-On the tenth Monday al
ter the fourth Monday in August and
February.
Dupzin-On the twelfth Monday al
ter the fourth Monday in August and
February.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
GranuUe-Cn the second Monday in
August and February.
HIdrrcn-On the second Monday
in August and February.
FrankIin-Fourth Monday after the
second Monday in August and Febru~
airy.
Johnston-O the sixth Monday after
the second Monday iu August ans Fe-
bruary.
lEnje--On the eighth Monday after
the second Monday in August and Fe-
bruary.
Nosh-On the tenth Monday after
the second Monday in August and Fe
bruary.
UalJ;rr-On the twelfth Monday
after the second Monday in August
and February.
Northan'pton--On the fourteenth
Monday after the second Monday in
August and February.
WILSON FEMiLE SEMINARY.
FACULTY.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
JOEEN ARMSTRONG.
BOOKBINDER,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,

Raleigh, n. z.
OVER THE n. BOOK STORE.
FEyRIAL, EXECUTION, MINUTE
d and Recording Dockets, made to Or
der.
North Carolina Reports and other Law
Books, bound in Superior Law Binding.
Missing Numbers of the Reports supplied,
and Odd Numbers taken in exchange for
Binding. Sept. II. 42-tf
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-29
4 SNEEZE.

What moment What a doubt.
All my nose, inside and out,
All my thrilling, tickling, caustic
Pyramid, rlinocerostic,
Wants to snecze and cannot do il.
Now it yearns me, thrills me, stings me,
Now with rapturous torment wrings me
Now says " Sneeze, You fool; get through
it."
Shcc-shee-oh tits most dcI-ishi-
IShi-iShl-moSt del-iShi--
Hang it ! shall sneeze TIL Spring.
Snuf'S a most delicious thing.
, 1868-06-16
NOTICE..

n special general Meeting of Pro
In prietors of the Bank of St. Tho
mas, will be held on "Wednesday the
24M inst. at the office of the st.
Thomas Savings Bank, for the pur-
pose of deciding on matters relative
to the new Bank Building.
The chair will be taken at II
o'clock.
Bank of st. Thomas, st. Thomas
18th June 1868.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
I'll. H~AAGENSEN,
Manager.
, 1868-06-16

nLLE og Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at iordre paa Beet efter
~afgangne Enkefrue Elizabeth Newton
Dewhurst, indkaldes herved til at an
melde og beviisliggj0re deres Krav
for undertegnede Skifteret linden I'd
I0bet af 3 Maaneder efter denne Ind
kaldelses sidste Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den lode Juni 1868.
c. SarauW.