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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01
Old Age.

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Old age is t..e niajesuic and imros-
ing dome Of Llman life. GO, rlaA cs
it the sanctuary y. al. Tis1Jnl aud JUS
tico the taberna,,," Of tbH ~ est viz
tu,S. Experience aas taught the old
u . all things; all lis personal en-
1,,.ATors have reduced his requirements
% that simple state-ttat perfect uni
ty-vhere e.na conv ct;on has its
proof and c1v~.erproof HIS are the
treasures Of tradition, and those ac-
quired knovlc ge-ancient :oce and
modern facts, il their order, sHctical
truth, aud eternal verify, the relative
and the absolute-ti.at which helps
our conduct in this world, anl that
which lads US to another. Ii death
were only the blossomir Of life-tie
sublime flower Of thai ant Wi, e
spreading roots un1crli, . earth.
as saith the apostle, d.. nee Goth
ed is With immortT : ID, ase void
be the epogee Of Ii It's ca.m'Aaunn
point, Is epoch cf weakh and pea cT
But it AUST r. De forgotten tat .. -
is tie wages Of sin and, a5 u"h, j.
causes The weight Of our condepna
! son to fall heavily upon old age. CID
az: j. the term of grace-sometimes I
! lit,ie 2rotracted-when all accounts
must be audited, all allowances con
lirmed, and when the invisible Credl
tor extracts his dues. Or all the sea
sons Of life, old age is that in whlct
the sentence with which man Is weight
ed is most keenly ie:t. The }crecas
shadow of death ovorspseui% the clos
of life But death ma been redeemed
like all things else. Di1 age Is IN
central point Night s Oh one sd"
md dawn on the othgr. kan8Ome
death permits passage - the beam
of IL true lie, and our .as' twill. 3ht
are reareI than auy others to The eteE
nal l,n!It.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

A SAYING OF HENRY CLAY
Henry Clay used to say that there
were three classes of persons with
whom it was never safe to quarrel:
First-Ministers. For the reason
that they had pulpits from which they
could denounce me, and | had none
from which to reply.
Secondly-Editors. For they had
the most powerful engines from which
they could every day hurl wrath and
fury upon me, and | had none through
which to reply.
And faally-With woman, for they
would have che last W0.d aly low.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

For IMpEACuNENT-lt is very
generally reported that Robert Fletch-
er (colored,( Representive elect from
Richmond county, favors the impeach-
ment of Governor Holden. If this be
true, we infer that Gen. Alfred Dock
cry occupies the same position, as it is
conceded that Fletcher is under the
influence of the "Old Wagner" It is
scarcely necessary for US to add thai
Fletcher is q Dockery Repub!icao.- -
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01
OLD Maids md Old Bach Ell Ors

OLD Maids and Old Bachelors.
i Is an almost daily wonder 10 nc
why some women are married, and nc.
less marvel why many .nat [ see a,3
not. But this | know, that many aud
many husehold would to desvls.e IL
deed, and many and may q ta..;l,
circle would lose its brightes ornaiYe4 1t
and Its best power, were maiden Sister
or maiden aunt removed aud it E.av
bless the Providence which has ke.t
chem from making CAD some hust "a / $
home.
Ionder isolated man, whor he
world wonders at for having re,s.
found wife. Who shall tell III al
the secret history Of ! goue time? Of
hopes and loves ,Ia. once were buoy
ant and fond, but ,7a!ch ! cath, or n5t-
bitter disappolntmeu', dAshcd to tL~
ground; Of sorro" Wh!c., ne world
has never known; Of ia,e acae, g..
in ntter despair, tho~gl- w'tl o".waru
calm! Such there are. Ihr {, ?e,pa,
ton of wife, or home, Las been givnr
up as one Of the dreams # ycu,,., but
only with groans and tears; now ne
walks among men somewhat alone, vii I
some eccentricities. but with a warm
neart and kindly eye. If he has no
children of his Own, there are enough
OF others children who climb his nee
or seize his hand as he walks. Il he
has no home, there = many n-nIe
made glad by his opf:arance if there
is no one heart tt "" n he may cling
in appropriating 'o.,, thcrc are many
hearts thai 90 ou. towaya him, and
ls.,ny vices w:,l~..-vohe bencdictio
~ II, .a.>J.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

The Subscriber respectfully calls the
attention Of the purchasing community
and visitors generally, to his stock of
Goods, consisting of
Fine Gold Hunting Case Levers, of European
and American make, for Gentlemen LADIES'
Hunting Silver Levers, Of American and SWISS
make.
Gold Lcontine and Chatclaine Chains and Pms
Gents Gold Vest Chains, Gold rings
Carbuncle, Garnet, Ruby Pearl, and all Gold
Ear Rings and Rims in setts.
Diamond Rings-Gent's Seal Rings, an eXquls-
ite assortment-18 Karat Plain Gold lungs
suitable for Engagement and Wedding Rlngs
Garnet Ruby and Pearl Rings-Ladles Gold
Pins i'll every variety.
Gold Sleeve and Bosom Buttons of every style
Ice Pitchers. Castors, and general assort-
ment Of FINE PLATED WARE.
With general assortment of Goods usually
kept in Jewrlry Store, all Of which are offered
FOR SALE at as LOW PRICES AS ANY STORE IN THE
CITY. -
aE- FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEW
ELRY carefully repaired and warranted
J. NJ. FREEMAN X SONS,
II cor. Nam & Talbot SIS, Norfolk Va:
Jull II 1870. 5z-H
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01
Ehe TarbOrO' SOutherner.
TO AN ABSENT ONE.

TO AN ABSENT ONE.
BY JENNIE STOyIN.
IT'S true that We have met, and parted,
too,
Like golden sunlight through prison
door
Thy love has glanced athwart my
wearied soul,
Then left it even darker than before.
Whist pondering on each word of thine,
l never pray the past may forget;
| would not wish myself to ever dream
'Twere better, happier, had we never
met;
For moments shared by thee rash to my
thoughts,
So full of joy-alas =! so brightly brief
My heart confesses they were lightly
bought,
Though purchas ed with an after-life OF
grief.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

A cea'!"r.n in New Orleans vas
<greeably surprised the other day to
Iul plump turkey served up for din
ner, aad enquired of his servant how
it was obtained, "Why, sir" pliaA
Son,ho, dat t@E..ey has been roos;in,
"a. Our feuce tree nights so dis u.ornrls :
I sl,ze hin Tor Ct seut 90 de !ou9e"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

A gentleman having played an
April-too's trick on the first Of that
month, ou witty belle in town, she
sept him the folio ips lines:
81 pardon, a.r, the trick you played nae.
W.,u All Apr. .ool yoI made ne,
3.nCe one day only Iaprear,
Z hat You, alas. do ali the year.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

"Roy, the corn which you are hoe.
ing appears to be quite small %
Yes, sir, we planted little cora"
But it looks yellow" "Yes, sir da3
had to 90 all the way down to Unclo
Mats to get yaIler corn to pIa,.r." II
shouldn't think you would have moro
tt al half crop" "No sir, We don !
expect but half a crop-we plant on
shares
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

young iaij t.rcher was explain
iuo % one Of her scholars,'a a little boy
about five years old, how Jonah was in
whales belly three days and three
nights, when he got up and started out.
She called him to know where he vas
going. He replied Il cau's stay
here any longer, | must 60 home. My
ma would -. =. Re stay here, if she
knew Yo. ..Lkei in that WaY"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

The Wilmington STR says thr'
some twelve hundred coiored reop!t
have applied for passage in the ezpe-
dition to be sent to Liberia ~ the
American Colonization Society n .hs
1st of November next They are mos:
" residents of North Carolina.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01

4 telegraph station has been essab
lisned 10 the Garden of Aden, Writes
a traveller
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-09-01
The TarborO' SOutherner.
a free 4 9uaependent family 9nnrnal
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Mo@MN1 by
CHARLES l. BIGGS.

TIE SorTHERNER is one of the oldest and
LARGEST Journals in North Carolina, and as
one oflhe institutions of the Country and
the organ OF Edgecombe County, It's conduc-
tor> will strive to direct it in the interest OF
the State and Country at large, and they Will
spare no pains to make it a fit representative
Of the section from which it emanates.
The subscription price is Three Dollars
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re. paid INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. Money may
~ all cases be sent by mail at the risk OF the
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ofthc apartment, It Is lit with gas at
night and blinds protect the windows
during the day. The ventilation is good,
and In the winter the room Is heated with
steam. The floor has carpet OF saw
dust A number Of the Chinese were sit
ting hero, some playing Chequers, others
calculating Oh an ambaCus, others still,
and more numerous, sewing, making. cur
tainsfor their berths, and clothes; ana one
or two were trying to read King James
version of the English Bible.
The sleeping room Is of the reieclory,
on the right hand side. Here the beds
arc arranged in berths, one tier over an
other, as in tho steerage hold Of m emf
grant ship. In hundred ways they re-
semble them; they differ in this, that
there are nice curtains in front, insuring
decency, O thing which does not exist In
IN ocean steerage compartment, there are
good, clean mattresses and bed.clOthes,
and, altogether, It is possible for a tired
Chinaman to have comfortable sleep
without dreams OF even the flowery land
10 disturb them. Here ventilation IL OF
course most needed, and care has been Ia
ken 10 secure it.
The kitchen is off the dining room, at IN
opposite corner. When fully fitted up, II
will have all the usual improvements" Of
an American kitchen. The tin ware has
been supplied by the firm, the stone dish:
es have been imported from China, and
are n kind Of cheap porcelain, not very
handsome, but curiously marked
Rice Is the staple Of their food; boiled
so as to become a delicious rnorsel, it is
served on the table in u common dish, rs
all their food Is, from which each one
takes his share. The wonderful little
ebony chop.sticks are used with n skill
and dexterity truly amazing. With these
implements they seize everything they
need on the table. I need not say that
the stories of their preference for the COM
mon house rat is popular superstition
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tFHE second advent excitement that
breaks out at intervals, both here and in
England, In the form Of sects who CONT
IDENTIFY expect the immediate end Of all
things, and make arrangements and sacri-
fees accordingly, when 1t takes possession
Of uneduCated negroes in the extreme
South Is dignifed with the title of YOU
dooism-at least, such would seem TO be
the case with an instance Of this sort in
the interior of Texas, about the middle Of
last month There was an old negro w0.
man called Jane,"" for short" who an
nounced to the negroes near Springfield,
Limestone county, TINT the millennium
would take place, and the mighty ship
of Zion" would come down to take up to
glory those who complied with her dlrec'
lions, on the Goth Of May. In accordance
with her instructions, preached to large,
congregation, the believers burnt One'llHli
of all their worldly possessions In a pig
bonfire, hoed up by the roots and de-
stroyed half their growing crops, corn
and cotton, gave away halfth children,
&c. They then disrobed entirely and
danced u holy dance" At(erward they
did one sensible thing-they killed all
their dogs, Jane then proposed, il is
said, that they should eat the dog meat;
but they hesitated, and she did not sue.
coed very well in that attempt herself
Finally she proceeded to measures with "
view 10 sacrificing her own child, an in.
c,,,, A. Al, ,,nI,,t fbn y,rnOon,liurS wore
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THE annual report of the Pennsylvania
Sanitarium for 1870 contains some inter
csting statistics. Tho Sanitarium was cs-
tNblished in June, 1867, for the reclama-
ton of the victims Of appetite. One hun
dred and thirty.four persons have been
received and treated; sixty.eight upon
their voluntary application; twcnty-thrce
in q state of inebriNtion, and thirty.nine
consented to the Sanitarum as choice OF
what they deemed evils. OF these, one
third have been improved. This insttlu'
ton Is located at Media, Delaware county,
fourteen miles from Philadelphia, and is
under the charge Of DR.. Joseph Parish, a
physician well and favorably known to
the public.
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REPEREHCE BT PERMISSION.
Hon. VIM. +. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
K. L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
james II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va;
J. j. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. ;. District
Court W. Va. ''Fl .-f IL %.
D. D. Y. FtrnswOrth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A. Wcrningrr, member Senate
Jacob IIOrnbrook. PrGSt, West Va. InS, Co.
Jacob VI. D!che. Vice Prest
Caleb BOggess, Attorney, Carksburg, W. Va
Samuel Woods, Phillippl
q. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. G. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j. n. Camden, President Of First National Bank,
PArkeFsburg. Il Ll4 q h u -. Z
And the following members Of the House Of Dele.
gates Of West Virginia.:
Hon. II. II. Smith, kanRwha county.
q. g. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, Wetzel +" s' 40.
Nathan GOT, Harrison
Joseph TctCr, Barbour
X. N. Hill, Marion
James Hcrvey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
K Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddridge g
J. r. BOwyur, Putnam
j. $. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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... NORFOLK, Va, Sept {, 1862.
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KoskOo Is endorsed by tho bost physicians
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Rocky Mourn, EDOEcOMBE Co, /
September 10, 1863.
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Two fashionable young ladies of Hart.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-23

NICHOLAS THOMPSON, of Lafayette, Ind,
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KOskOO Cures ScrOfula in its Worst
Forms,

From A. W. MILLS, a prominent and well known
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No. II MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, Va, [
September IS, 1869.
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THE town Of Upton, Me-, boasts Of a
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ITO THE LADIES.-NIRS. MAX
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lty and depression. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For nn the purposes of IL Laxnttvo


Perhaps npOnG Hle'iI>
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"NEwTOH's SYNEs SURGERY" &c, in December
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popularly, some Of the new remedies, we notice
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Kchu ulB IOITOWIHR from Mt. WOMDIB, PROM
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". II. CHRISTIAN.
FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
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CHARLES LLOYD, NJ. ID.
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OKGANIO WEAKNESS /
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate Of one OF tho most eminent Col.
lcges In the United States, and tho greater part
Of whose life has been spent In tho hospitals Of
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especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
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thousands Of Young Men Of tho most excellent
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-24
MAN SION HOU S e,
STATE STREET, AUGUSTA, NE

FHHIS House is provided with Bath Rooms,
where Hot and Cold Baths can be had at all
times. 1t has also first-Class Billiard Hail. for
Guests only. Connected with the House is largo
and commodous Sample Room, on Water Street
centrally located, where Sample Agents can show
their goods, free OF charge.
The Proprietor, thankful for the liberal patronage
which the above House has enjoyed since its open :
ing, takes pleasure in informing his patrons that he
will run Free Carriages to and from the Cars and
Boats until further notice
Connected with tie above House is Livery Sta
ble where good teams can he had at reasonable
rates. W. Nj. TllAlER, Proprietor.
@. 2. CoCHRANE, Clerk.
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&ennebet yournal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
9ailg Ntnnrbrt gournl.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation of State news
Terms, 81 per dnnum in airaace; IS il payment
j. not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertlons or less, $780, 25 for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length of time, Will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.