davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

There is danger ola collision between
the Federal and State authorities in New
York, growing out of the attempt of the
former to interfere with the elections.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

The Providence La.) Eagle says that
Mr.. Lombard, of Vista, has returned
from the Pacific coast with sixty-hve
Cinnamon and will receive an install
ment of thirty-fve more soon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

A. J. Ackerman, of Georgia, is the
rival of j. L. Alcorn for the Southern
honors on the loyal ticket for Presid-
ent and Vice-President-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

A Plan OF Restoration lntH
COmafdermti0u.

NEW YoRE o ct. 2t.-Thc EMPIRE" L1H
ME was clOseted with the Earl 1uHI.
yesterday in Confidential consultation.
Is ropor that this interview Wa q n
suance 4. plan meditatcd By Che 1871.
Government, by which che Empress u
re-erter France under The pr0te.0
BazAlne, whose army is % hid lH ie..g.
peace. It's understood that lroela h.
this plan.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

The negro Lieutenant-Governor Of
Louisiana, draped his dwelling in mourn
ing in honor of the memory of General
Lee. But the white Governor of Mis-
sissippi. who is SO fond of recounting the
exploits of the Alcorn family during the
war, has given neither aid, counsel, OF
comfort, to any movement that has been
originated to pay respect to his memory.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

Hon. Jefferson Davis and family are
expected to arrive in Memphis during
this week.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

The CONVERSATIONAL delegau9l l.la
State win stand twelve hal H ~
DamocrntH, and one TndcpgDdeH y. NJ IA.
close shave lcr TIE nadicall lla
nilies.-~ Ehliadelphia Agc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

Alcorn has cheated the gallows of its
dues. Greed Taylor (colored), was con-
victed by Warren county jury of MUIR
der in the first degree, and sentenced to
be hung; but by the interposition of the
Governor, the sentence is committed to
imprisonment for life. Che Vicksburg
Herald attributes his action to Radical
Influences.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

The bold attempt Of the political ganlb-
lers IN authority, TO food the State with .
ffnuduIent currency under the name Of
certificates of indebtedness, and at a
cost Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
with interest, to the people, in addition
to the regular tax, has not failed to at
tract attention and elicit comment else
where. The scheme viii operate 50 op-
pressively en- the over-burthened tax-pay-
ers, and is so manifestly unjust and un-
necessary, except as means of enriching
the Shylocks who are appropriating their
substance, that we are amazed at the
patience with which they are looking on
while it is being put into operation.
The New York World has some appro-
pirate observations on the sd.ject. That
able journal, it viii be seen, takes view
similar to that of THE CLARION; and
shrewdly detects the motive of its rapa-
cious and INSCRIPTIONS authors. 1t
says:
ssThe Constitution of the United States.
Art. l.. sec 10, paragraph /, declares that no
state shall ''emit bills of credit" In con-
trayention of this inhibition, the State of
Missouri was once saw fit to issue Whist were
termed certificates of indebtedness" that
is in reality bills of credit the effort being
to cover up the unconstitutionality of the
procedure by change ofphraseology. The
he
Court of the United States as to the legality
of these Missouri certificates, that tribunal,
Chief Justice Marshall presiding, declared
that in the sense used in the Missouri law,
certificates of Indebtedness were identi-
cal with 'sbills of credit" and hence, by the
provision of the Federal Constitution here
inbefore quoted, could not be issued by any
State. Despite this plain decision, however,
the reconstructed Legislature of Mississippi
has just at its last adjourned session, ordered
the usual of $4,000 in State bills, using as
the designation of said bills the exact
phraseology employed in the Missouri case,
i. e., certificates of Indebtedness" OF
course, the whole procedure is null and void
and the certificates worthless; but that there
should have been an effort to issue them
puts In strong light the ignorance at once
and rapacity of the present State govern
ment of Mississippi. ANY tolerable lawyer
would have known that the subterfuge OF
certificates of Indebtedness was already
exploded, and soughL some other form OF
evasion, but in the whole Legislature OF
Mississippi, as at present constituted, not
even so much elementary knowledge of con-
stitutional Jurisprudence was found. On a
par with this ignorance is the rapacity OF
the learned body, Mississippi has, by rea-
son of some past reputation, almost no stat
US at all in the money market, and hence in
her case the usual style of plnnder resorted
to by the existing State governments of the
South-to-wit the usual of bOnds-is not tc
be resorted to. Rapacity has no resource
but to make State paper money outright, and
this silly device is, with stupidity that is
simply amazing, the one just hit on
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

The Cotton Market, abroad and at
home bouyant, and the tendency still
upward.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

Al Dan ON MouRx1NG--Th Holly
wood Cemetery Association at Richmond,
Virginia. haYe famed the 4th Sabbath IN
Noyember IS day to. be consecrated to
the memory of the late Gen. Robert E.
Lee, throughout all the Southern States.
In this grateful homage to the great and
good man, htallthe people Join.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

One of the most gifted and best known
of the Alumni of the University, in a re-
cent letter says to US: Though myself
81 an Alumnus of the State University
" and true in my devotion to her as to
" my mother, Ihave all the time felt the
truth of the position of THE CLARION
''and approved its course"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27
Cotton E1cItcd and Advad11l

NEw YORK. Oct. 2f.-Cotton De- at-
to-day, and has advanced 'gc. 0p9
quoted nc 1893, November az lgF .
Strict Good Ordinary at lbA Dll. '
market Is bare.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27
The California; Steam ,Pl.,.
GrimL
fFrom the Cincinnati C1nm.,.-.,

Ai"i" si' Ni'NiH"AN Numerical WH
ON arrival Of the special trla. $500.
o'clock. tile machine. WhIrhf.I .
been fired up and steam laa.4 ...
once put % a test Boo thc tough I'M IN
fair ground, which has been u,.l.
tramped for years By thr h0u1,r
equine. bovine and human ffrt. ny II.
Was matted and close, and good iuIye
serted that the best two-hors W. \.
plow in the country would boo. bs r,....
uf breaking 10 up, set This machine. r.. n.
steam, made rapid Roadway with t.r.
OF six feet and provided with Ihu ~.
Of cutters containing twelve knives ~
eight feet long. These arms mau. 4.
revolutions, tore zap the GOD iu hs i
wonderful manner and pulyef.EtI ura.
~ fine as the best harrow. The blow 81.
over part OF the ground twice. aHd ~ M
second round Buckeye grain duI. va be-
tached, and drilled oats, covering ur rr.
finely. and 20 the satisfaction all ht Ia.
tAtors. The ground was pulyeryed ~ I'm.
w. even Ia this tough sod, thAl hrI.
followed with the greatest ease sod dHr.
uted the grain without choking
The rateof speed that The pillow ATTAIN.
with three arms Of cutters, boz "a Faar
six feet, on the fret round, was Nh0l.r
feet per second, or one hundred AID sH.
feet per minute. Ia "a gauge of .ff q.
with all the cutters (hvcJ in USE 4I5Mr
can be cut la one hour. The teslycgaI
was Of "A six foot gauge, cutting from
20 SIX inches deep, aud Che machine 0H
and pulverizcd AZ Che rate of lN a.fa
an hour The pillow is said To De caradI
doing the work OF ten ordinary p.0Ha OIL
pulyerizing the soil like "a harrow
tears IL uD.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27

Congratulatory Addreu NJ a
Democratic Erec,,tire c.. -'.''
ii 1890, ~ ~ LliG NlATfoNAL Drroe.
ENASOliFE COMMITTEES. Was1,sISA.iic
ID. - October IN llNH. .

Rooms or THE NATfoM.,
'''A NVAhifrEE WAsutsoeIc
D'N7 October N ls-e
The National Democrat.
resident committee tender tl,. ikit1.Itr.
Tons 10 the Democratic ANA fItI15
voters OF the three great STATE. j., .fItar.
VAnla' INDIANA ana Ohio. "a m Leul.
successes over the corruutI.r f rarr
aided as the Radicals have 49,, .-aIat -
gate and desperate adminlstrnfi,' r-lf-
lngton. In Pennsylvania a Iii. I" Wa
members Of congress has been Nv. o ~
Radical majority Of last yearbsst.I,l q
~ q , Iueea ~ ehch branch OF he i.se-a
~ ou ~ s,sle y decided majority ir.
H., ~ s"' f'oPuiiaI vote against the ADM y
tlon. In Indiana the state has t..l.
cd from further Radical mI.s..iN e..
election Of the Democratic ana
state ticket, carrying with NJ ll.
members OF congress aud uunia-.t. u H.
branch OF the legislature. E.l.s Na.
reform are thus made sure fo ff.lI
That state ln the immodlat. .Nla
ONO the Radical majority I'D 49,, ',...H Il
has been reduced more thHr ~. 'aN q
the leader Of the Radical corr. .-.i @
THIS present congress been def.. i.at
We now appeal 90 the Dome
CONSERVATIVE yoterh of the sfate. l
elections are ABOUT % De held. Ia ,,.f
ther and more determined enorts N p.
OF festofation OF an honest a8rI.
sloh. ne ask tliAt they dsrerarI N.Y..
| from any central sources .aBd tNIa.
tention m any respect ID ~ mon. " t
OF the military power OF the got..
~ the local management of eleff.a.. ..
states. let the doors 81 our org.. 20 ~
be thrown wide open for the aim'.....
| all who desire economy auJ bs.i...'l'.''ol (.
manai neut Of The public trsgs.- ~ q.
| the present burden III t.,...3 a9 0aH
thereby mitigated, regarIle.' i, .Al F.
To- es or past political astorIsf..,. '..l
anu bring about entire co.onrrs,I'.. Y. haH.
all who seek a restOration IA
/ founded upon peace aud posJ NM a'11
| their fellow men, and rafG,. sN01
integrity among the public OH, ..3
nation. NJ t.
y l9lgInedi l,,,. s ~, J.RANBAM
/ 80 - @AA'f RN' IHf.H..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27
SALOONS,

are numerous, and anything that the heart
of man can crave, either to ear or drink,
may be had for the trouble of walking after
IL
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet-an-
chor Of the feeble and de-
bilitated. AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and Ian
guild it has no equal among
stomachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness
to which women arc espc-
cially subject, it is supersc-
ding every other stimulant.
In all climates, tropical.
temperate or fligid, it acts
as a specific in every src-
cies Of disorder which III
d e I m in s tn c bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is introduced
it becomes a standard ar
ticlc-a medicinal staple.
1t is to-day the best and
purest tonic, and the most
popular medicine in the cl-
vilized world-be sure and
get the genuine. Sold by
all Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
MEDICAL.
40 YEARS BEFORE THE PIRIlc
If OTHER REMEDIES FAT,

for F'o@chioi and Ltrer Diseases read the g.
lowing:
Thomas II. Rarney, ES +. Granville 60. \
c., says " find your Pills to be the lc,.
family medicine | have eyer used -,%.
have proved very beneficial TO NV own ,...,.'
have been very much aiil icted Tor ,,rr,.,,
years, and lave tried every k.nd OF u...
cine that could get, but have found 4. -
reilet from your Pills than all others. Nv
disease is bronchial all otion, and a ,..,
p!cte prostratIOn OF the nervous sy>lrr
have used them in ten or fifteen cases ~, .
family, and find them to be the very ulcl.,..,
for nearly all family Diseases
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

Il .-.e # Poor Eunn. Whiskey, Proof Spic-
its, and Refuse Liquors, doct oied, spictd
autswe"Tel"d topi"ase IL. taste, c,l3ei "Tonics''
"Appetizers, " &" I:asto"ers, &, that len tta
tpper to drunkenness and ..1!n, but are trua
4edicine, made from Che Native Roots AMI
H@rss OF Ca'!to.nia. Gree from al Alcoholic
PURIFIER and LIE e GIVING PEIT-
CIPLEl, q perfect heDovator and Inyi;gorator
CT The System, carTyjn oh al poisonous matter,
and restoring tbs Blood 10 D healthy condition
No person can ta.1o thaso B,tters, according to
directions, and Teinain long pa4eI.
800 will be given for IN iucUrstle c:se, pro-
TidInS the bones ere not destroyed by uner.,l
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted brvonit the point OF rcpPir.
For Inhanlrnatory aId Chronic Rheu-
matisrn, end Gout; Dyspepsia, or Lnii-
lnittent Fevers, Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bit
ters have been most h-loceSsfut. Such Dis
eases are caused by Initiated Blood, which
il generally produced by deGaugcElaut of tho
I;jGostiTe Organs.
They ;nvigocate the stomach and stimulate
the torpid liver and bowels, which render them
Of uneQuallei efficacy in cleansing the blood 0:
al impurities, and i'm nparting new life and yigor
to the whole system. /
pyspepsdis or In3disestL2n,. Hs~aacho,
Chest Dizziness, SoNr stomach, Bad Taste in
the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Talpitation of tho
Heart, Copious Discharges OF Crina, Pain IN
tho regions ofthe Kidyla7s an 6 hundred other
painful symptoms which are tia ofBprings Of
Dyspepsia, ere cured by these Pttcrz.
DlGAca2 the Fitiatot Pc srt21-.c~ -.lrl Cad
its Impurities buss.irq through the skin III iinl-
pics. ETCptiorf, cr Sores; cleanse i when If Is
foul. and your feelings wiz tel y7u when. Keep
tho blood pure aud the health OF the system viii
follow.
PIN, TAPE. and other WORMS lurking in,
the system of So many thousands are effectuaEy
destro,e ed g. nd removed.
For trGn dircction5, read carefully the sirculur
around each bottle, printed IT four languages
English, German. French, and Spanish.
J. WALKER, 50 u "a Commerce Street, n. Z,
Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD & Co.
DIUgFiets nnji General Agents
San Francisco, California, and 50 ana 81 Cora~,
T,croo Street, n. Y.
DEALERS. -~-' - .:
jnne26-ly
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
The Cure Is TIial onsh.

Kenneth Haynes, Esq. Clerk Of Co'na.a~.
county Court, writes (AprIi 2, 1853 81 -In-
ing the latter part Of the year 1852 wa.
severely afflicted with diseased liver .,~.
many nights while in bed the PAIN worti H.,
come so eXcrucIatng thai was coiapc..,..
to get ont OF bed and sit up unI! The. paa
would suh>ide. procured a few hoxr. m
the SOUTHERN HEpATIC PILLS :,,4
the first dose took gave me great re!:rf
continued 10 use the Pills for TWO weeks ami
have not suffered from liver disease aay..
recommended them accordingly aud sever.
persons are IN want OF them.
All disease is IN enemy to the human :. =
TEN, and is at war with il and will con,;u,,
it, unless nature, with all the assistance. II
can receive from strengthening mednlnrs
and Suita bic nourishments. can cOnGucrt6.
enemy; which would be best. to take mau
| cine before YOU get sick, TO prevent sickness
or to take medicine after YOU get sick to
! cure sickness.
| R-fy~ \ word to the wise is enough ~
! Exercise yonr own Judgment in the means
| of defense F.; the enemy viii come, be V. also
ready with Tie
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
NEW YORK.
VIM. BRYCE & co.,

W Vt. DIX 1tE q VU's
COTTON FACTORS.
20 Chambers and 5 Reade Streets,
NEW YORK.
PECIAL ATTENTION PAID y"
- the sale of Cotton in this Market, "%
which liberal advances will be made an"
TAX PAID on application to X. Chapman
Sept. 10. 4I-l!
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
THE
EXCEI. .SIOR
L 4 VI Z T LU I'D!

IF YOU WANT A FLUID THAT
4 will give double the light of Coal Oil a
less expense, and that WILL NOT EX-
PLODE, use the
EXCELSIOR LAMP Fluid
If Won want Fluid that will give the
Cheapest Lightl the Safest Light the
Clcanest Light the Most Brilliant Light !!
the Softest Light to the Eye! and which
may be burned in Hand Lamps without
Chimney or Smoke, use the
EXCELSIOR LAMP FLUID.
Among the numerous testimonials re-
ceived We select the following
This will certify that ut the fair Of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society, held
in Richmond, Va, November, 1869, a Ger
titcate Of merit was awarded to II. D..
Shriyer & Co., for the excelsior Lamp
Flaid," exhibited by Halle s. Stevenson, of
Baltimore, Nd.
Signed, +. G. LEIGH, Secretary
Virginia State Agricultural Society.
Testimonials without number might be
! published, but think the above sufficient,
Having purchased the copy :; git TO man.
! uacsure lhc EXCELSIOR LAM FLUID,
will always have on hand q large supply
to sell to dealers at lower prices thal it can
be bought elsewhere. The merchants OF
| my tom are selling it.
/ To give il full and satisfa actory trial
! have you: lamps right: get the improved
{ burners, Excelsior Hinge with Side Tube
and the Corcaye Chimney.
! JOS.T. EVANS,
fcbl0-3m Weldon, \. G.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

sPUTGIANA, /
A man is said 70 be absentmlndod ,
when h, thinks he has left hls watch |
At home aud takes it out Of his pocket +,
to see if he has got tigne to return
home to get It.
A country doctor announces that he
has changed his residence to the neIgha
lorhood Of the churchard, which he
hopes nay prove a convenience to his
numerous patients.
.TIthere IS anybody under the can
istcr Of heaqcn that have III utter
cxcresencc," said Mrs. Partington, 1T
10 the slanderer, going about like
boy constructor, circu!aun his caioinei
upon honest iOihs."
A small boy in one Of the Sabbath
schools, upon being asked by his
t.acher, What is the chief end OF
Inan p answered, The end that his
head Is on."
An excellent old deacon, who,
having won q fine turkey at charity
raide, didn't like to tell his orthodox
wife how he came By it quietly re
marked, as he handed her tho fowl,
that the ''Sbaker5" gave 1t TO him.
The cher day q li5tle girl presented
aletter at the post Office. There being
no stamp on it, the postmaster III
4ujred whether she had not brought
a penny. mo, she replied. "tatheF
has pat the stamp inside
Mamma" said Harry, "what
is the difference between goose and
geese %
why don't you know said four
years old Annie, Que geese is a goose,
a4l whole lot Of gooses Is i Scose?"
IF you'll believe ma. I haven t
taken drop of fcrr.ented liquor for a
year." said man oi questionable ye-
racity. "That depeuds,'' said the
oaber, "whether ooe believes your lips
0F uJsr."
\ Boston Clergyman complains that
his people clasp their hands So tervens-
!y in prayer, that they don't teye any
suck in getting them open when the
deacon comes round with the scrape.
\ smart by Of Bellefontainc, afte,
eating 4 green apple, cxc!aimel -
"Oh dcar't I've cLeyel an o. Id Eel
low" An Odd Fellow, SAID mother
hes giving me the grip"
Three years energctical!y, to a fly on
tie "ali-,'Soo. fy doa't bozzer me.
Mother-"Dear, dear, whore R51 yoc
learn that" Three years Old, slug
Dat what my mozzcr said"
"In one o. our district schools thu
.-:as.er was examining d class in or
th"@ra?hy." SPELL and define fowcrot'
F2id he "F-l-o-w-e~r-e-t- Goweret, {
iIcia flower Wavelet % "W-a.v.c
Let wavelet, littl5 wave" Bullet!
y uI-l ct" a litt,ebaii,' shouted u
c! il number three.
"Sonny does your father take tn
paper r
-. e. sir, two IF thom--one be!onj
60 Mr.. Smith and the other to Mr.
4nomHson. | hockg them of th
.-'pop.
L., ,..,,.
,,ooa family. aud prevail more nromis
us tl.an ennv kind ov folk. that
$40 oy, but il would be unnatural i
tIa hi hest do.srce ;tl,iorn want snr,
whers they WIS = thick tbat va. ryn-
lhan the rest.
As to being inflicted with th
Eout, said Mrs Darlington, "hig
is incohcrcns in some fami,irs and
banded dogn tror, Either to SON n,
.!a,oaaar roor sonr yho has hcon g
.9ro II with !, d;a;nha.;ts ! fr,r, Ii
srllI,'s rrq31ja,ber,'
While passing a house ia Virginia
,Ho IrUmmers observed a yer; pee,
mar chimney, unfinished, and it a
s:aelirS their attention, they asked
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
TO ALL E MIGRANTS.

You are about TO make home for your
self and family in a climate which YOU or
they ave not been accustomed to you VIII,
of course. be exposed to all the diseases pc
culiar 10 that elm ate, YOU should be careful.
to use such Medicines as are adapted to the
diseases OF that climate; voU will mad thr
greatest security in the use OF pEEps
SOUTHERN HEPArIC Pills.
They can be sent to any poiut in the In
ted States bv Express.
PRICE one box, Is cents -Doz. 50 so
Hall Gross, SlO--One Gross $lo-Three
Gross, s30-Five Gross, $75. The cash
must either accompany The order tor the
Medicine or il will be sent c. .. D. Orders
should be addressed to
G. W. DEEMS,
No. %, SoUrE calhoun ST,
Baltimore. Md.
where they will be promptly ATTENDED ~,
For these Medicine, rat1 on all spccta-
BILE Druggists everywhere.
DR. A. Ii. MACNAlR,
Druggist, Special Agent,
July !. 3l-ly Tarhoro, \. {
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
ReImbold's Fluid Extract Buchu and
Improved Rose Wash

VIII radically exterminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation,
at little expense, little or no change in diet,
no Inconvenience or exposure completely
superceding those unpleasant and danger
GUS remedies, Copaiva and Mercury, IN all
these diseases
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
HeImboId's Fluid Extract of Buchu

In affections peculiar to Females, is un
eqnalled by any other preparation, as in
Chlorosls, or Retention, Panfulness, or Sup
preston Of Customary Evacuaiion>, Ulcers
ated or Schirru. State of the Uterus. and all
complaints incident to the sex. or the decline
Or change of life.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
Preparation of Compound Extract
BuChu.
The component parts are. BCCHU, LONG
LEAF, CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.

MODE OF PREPARATI i'll vacuO,
Juniper Berries by dlstlanon TO form
fine gin. Cubebs extracted bY displacement
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries
very little sugar is used, and small proper
ZION of spirit. Ii is more palatable than any
now IN
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, IS OF
dark color 1t is plant that emits It's fra~
GRANGE the action OF flame destroys tnlS
its active prlnclple,l leaving dark and
glutnous decoctiun. Mine is the color Of
Ingredients The Buchu in my preparation
predomlnates the smallest quantity of the
other ingredients are added. TO prevent fer>
mentatlon; upon inspection, II will be found
not to be a Iincture, as made IN Pharlna>
cop0ea, nor is it a SYrup-and therefore can
be used IN cases where fever or inlamma-
ton exist. In this, you have the knowledge
oi the ingredients and the mode OF prepara~
ton
Hoping that you will favor IT with trial,
aud that upon inspection it Will meet with
your appreciation,
With feeling Of confidence,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07
telmboId's Fluid Extract Buchu

EtIIHDJIU S FTUIu EXlTdCt DUClU
Is the great specific for Universal l.assi,ude.
Prostration. &c.
The constitution, once affected with Or
ganic Weakness, requires the aid of Medi>
cine TO strengthen and invigorate the sys-
CHU invariably does. If no treatment is
submitted to, Consumption or insanity en-
sues.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

A man is said TO be absent-mlndeI
when he thinks he has left his watch
At home aud takes it out Of his pocket
to see if he has got tigAe to return
home to get 1t.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

Three years energcticai.y, to fly on
the waIi--,'Soo fy doa't 5ozzer me
Nother-"Dear, dear, whore did you
learn that Three years Old, slug
& Dat what my mozzcr said"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

"Ifthere IS anybody under the can
istcr Of heaqcn that have III utte:
cxcresoncc," SAID Mrs. Darlington, 1T
u the slanderer, going about like h
boy-conStructor, circu!at!u his caloineI
upon honest ioihs."
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

A country doctor announces that he
has changed his residence to the neigh
aorhood Of the churchard, which he
hopes nay prove a convenience to his
numerous patients.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-07-07

An excellent old deacon, who,
having won fine turkey at a charity
rattle, didn't like to tell his orthodox
wife how he came By it quietly re
marked, as he handed her tho fowl,
that the 'SbakcrJ" gave It TO him.