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The New York herald., 1870-01-30

The GRAIN TRADE OF MINNEs0TA.-The Winona
Republican contains elaborate review Of the gram
trade of Minnesota for the year 1852 including re-
upon the crop prospects In the early part or
the season. the damage TO crops, the market, range
OF prices, &c. the highest price IN Winona was on
at i34h and wheat at Win0na 81 rs per bushel; tho
lowest ngures In Winona were 65 cents per bushei
the last day OF December, with gold at l20 in New
York. Wlnona ls the greatest shipping point In the
State, and also one or the leading markets In the
country the shipments from that point IN 1869 being
g. 7g9 450 bushels. Tne following table gives COM
parattve exhibit OF the exports from Wlnona Tor
eleven years commencing with Is5y-
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Extradition Case In Toronto-Discharge
Of tho Accused.
TORONTO, jan 2s 1870
In the habeas corpus case OF Robinson, held for
extradition on charge OF arson In Massachusetts,
the judge this morning ordered the discharge OF the
prisoner, on the ground that the warrant for the
arrest was detective, and the depositiOns in the
United States insufficient as evidence.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, ls7u.
Lieutenant Commander Benjamin J. Lamberton
has been ordered to duty in the Pacific eet Passed
Assistant Paymaster John r. Tarbel has been or
dered TO the Wasp, relieving Paymaster Henry c.
Masnette, VINO has been ordered home.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

coutN -ot well be surpassed. Mr.. Crane's walks
Out y 4. Mrs. Bronson ana Mr. Wibour, was very
amus,ny Mrs. Bronson ss Widow Bedott "a ex.
tremeiv rus ny, and Mr.. Wilbour was tremendous"
Yne ladies - Sorosis may we'll congratulate them
selves on tb. ccess OF this, the rst OF q series Of
dread rehea arasfa
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

The British government has proposed 10 Russia
that Afg naniytan shall declared neutral territory,
which act Will tend to define The limits OF their
respective possessions III Asia.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
Cotton Iu,ports.

LIVEKPOOI, Jan. 70, 1870.
The receipts OF cotton ut this port for the past few
days have been unusually heavy, particularly from
the United States
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
GEORGIA.

Arrival Of a Western Excursion Party at Sa-
vannah-MOvements OF the Excursionists.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 49, 1870.
Tho Green Line excursion party, composed OF over
three hundred representatives from Cincinnati,
Louisville Nashville Atlanta anu Macon. arrived
here at two O'Clock this afternoon and were met at
the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad depot by Mayor
Screven and large committee Of citizens and
ofcals and cordially welcomed to the hospitalities
Of the CITY, This afternoon they visited the shipping
and were entertained at handsome collation. on
board the ship Clara Morse, Captain Gregory.
Speeches were made by citizens Of Savannah and
other cities, and general festlvitv prevailed. The
entertainment included boat racing between the city
boat clu0s and the crews OF the vessels In port.
Tho entire party then took carriages and visited the
PARK, where large concOurse Of citizens including
many ladies, assembled. Tomorrow there Will be
carriage rides, steamboat excursions and various
other public and private estvtes for the entertain
ment OF the guests. great many OF the excursion
lists Will remain for some Time IN the South, visiting
otner points OF interest. Mr.. Benjamin Eggeston
and others will 90 direct to Washington city by the
way OF Charleston ana Richmond.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

The Criminal Court OF Brussels has just tried
child nlne years old for having poisoned It's own
mother with phosphorus mixed IN beer
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

Dr. EInnfer-40 Years Mt No. 3 Division
slrs Is Bond street., door from boWcry Open
from a. NJ. to 4. NJ. Not open on Sunday
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Died.

FrcK.-On Saturday, Januasy 20, HANNAIsEI0K,
aged s3 years.
Notice or funeral hereafter
fF0r Otissr Deaths s6s Ninth PnOe.l
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
DISCHARGES OF NAVAL WORKMEN.

Thirty-six Hundred Men Discharged from
the Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Chnrlestown
Navy Yards.
There was sweeping discharge from the engineer
ing and construction departments OF the Brooklyn
Navy YARD yesterday in accordance with the insruc
tions from the Navy Department. II Is said the dis
charge was made necessary from the fact that the
money appropriated for certain work had been ex-
the faces Of some Of the workmen yesterday when
informed that their services were longer re-
ploYment.
In Philadelphia 1,loo men employed in the con.
structon aud steam engineering departments AZ the
discharge, to take place tomorrow Monday.
Orders have been received at the Charlegt0wn
tMass.) Navy Yard for the discharge OF 1000 men
employed In the Construction department..
Order Suspending the Workmen Modified
Transfer of Their Names to the Pay Rolls
of Othcr Bureaus.
WASHINGTON Jan. 20, 1870.
The Secretary Of the Navy has ascertained from
the account ohis bureau officers that he can trans
fer over $1,000 900 to the Bureaus OF Steam and
Navigation ana Construction from the funds re-
naming In the bureau II Congress will allow him to
do 80. He has modified his order suspending the
workmen In the navy yards SO that all the mechan-
les on vie pay rolls OF construction or steam en-
gineeripg who are employed In the work oi otner
bureaus Will have their names transferred W pay
rolls In the bureaus for which they are working ana
not pe suspended, and the mechanics engaged on
stesm launches Will be retained. Admiral Porter
says that II Congress VIII at once pass resqlutioA
giving the Secretary power 70 transfer, thero Will DC
but Drlel suspension Ql work.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
TELRGRAPHIC NEWS
ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
N0pOleOn's Influence In the
Papal Council.
Constitutional Safeguards
in France.
ROME.

Napolesn's Innucncc In tho Council.
So LONDON, Jan. %, 1870.
It ID reported to-day that the Pope has yielded to
France and wit,hdrawn the project OF infallibty.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

A.-rhe Prince Arthwr Ball Fiuuixies =! -
stop him throw him into Fort lafayette Until every
Alabama claims rAid. Pay hight Release sitzcns or
wArl Hear George Francis Train At famnany tee pgh
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
Hazard g. Cnswclps Cod Liver OIL is the Best

Jobbers--See Our Stock of White Shirts nn,a
rot a price list KEEP MANUFACTURING Co,
Xeat BroAdMRy,
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
the NEW Yosk HeRAlp IN oTaeo COUNTY.

From the Oneonta (Otsego scounty) Home and
Abroad, Jan. 2o
The NEW YORK HERALD Is one OF the best dailies
on our exchange list. 1t abounds in news for the
merchant, the mechanic and the farmer. The popu-
larity Of the HERALD ID rapidly increasing, and a
perusa Of Its columns OF spicy and newsy intelll-
gence Is q sufficient recommend OF It's merits.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

A.-i,isrontinued--The Use of ihc Dirty,
hsir staining prepare Avns since the Introduction OF
RHALOaS VIfALIh, OK SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
With marvellous precsn produces the act shade OF
all drtcgjsis
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

A New AIissisquoi Pamphlet Nnrrntes Won-
derful by this remark.ps water OF Sci oSua and
Bri ght's Disease Of the kidneyA
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

Jcffers Continues TO ONer Extraordinary
bargains In lAdss' and misses BOOTS AND SHOEss
jEFFKRs, li8 broadway, opposite fifth Avenue ho'ss
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

A.-Mr: William KenjaIl, Of West Thirty:
fourt ssree New York. wsles 10 Acknowedgs the great
benehts he hss received from using BARRys TAiC0PHER
oUSn his family He behaves To he the only prepsraon
Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

Washington Cemetery, near Prospect Parh.-
los sold within the past year 70 JsWWN
societies. O0os, Tryoa row. corner of Csaks ~xese
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
State Senators Declared Ineligible by the
Military Inquisition.

ATLANTA, Jan. 70, 1870.
The Senate received communication to-day from
General Terry, through the Governor, declaring two
Senators elect ineligible, and the seat or another
vacant. resolution being passed TO give the seats
TO the persons receiving the next highest vote two
white men and one colored man were sworn In to I'LL
the vacancies.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
HeEmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu and
Improved Pose Wash

" II radically extsrminate from the system
diseases arising from habits OF dissipation,
at little expense, little or no cha 1gc IN diet,
no inconTcnIcncc or exposure completely
suprrceding those unpleasant and Danger
remedies, Copuiva and Mercury, IN al
these diseases.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

PREPARE FOR AcTroN.-The Plain Dealer
feels authorized in stating that ample time
will be given for all the counties in this
Congressional District to hold their County
Conventions and appoint delegates to the
District Convention. 1t is important, how
ever, that the County Conventions be held
as early as practicable, and delegates ar
pointed to attend the District Convention,
urge our friends in every county Of the The
district to send up full delegation, in
order that the best man may be selected
for our standard bearer in the Congression-
al canvass.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
PURE, RICH, HEALTHY BLOOD,
A SMOOTH SKIN and CLEAR COMPLEXION
Follow the use of
DIR. LAWRENCE'S KOSKOO.

LET Us HAVE THE PRoCEEDINGs.-In
every section of the State the people are
beginning to prepare for the conflict with
Radicalism in August.
County and township meetings are being
held in every direction. 1t is important
that these expressions of public sentiment
should be widely disseminated. During
the next three months We shall devote most
of our available space to the campaign and
its incidental matters. We open our col
umns to this section of the State. and hope
that the different Secretarit3 will prompt y
forward thCir nruCCLdlnCs
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

DESTRUCTIVE HAIL SToRM.-On Friday
evening last violent hail storm passed
over the upper portion Of this county, COM
pletely destroying the cotton crop of Mr..
J.. ]. Phillips, and considerably injuring
his corn crop.
1t is somewhat remarkable that the farm
of Mr.. Phillips was the only one in the line
Of the storm seriously affected, other plan
ters suffering comparatively little.
Mr.. Phillips has been compelled to en-
tirely replant his cotton crop.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

MANY THAHKs-Are due our friends in
every section of the State who have re-
Gently exerted themselves so assiduously
in increasing.the circulation of the SoUrH-
EESER During the past two weeks we
have received more than two hundred
new subscribers, and they are still pouring
in. Such ACKNOWLEDGING Of our SER
vices is appreciated in the highest degree,
and we feel the more encouraged to con-
tnuc our efforts in behalf of good order,
peace, and au honest administration ofpub-
lie affairs.
we have no atEliation or sympathy for
Radicalisn in Gny shape, and shall contin-
ue to deal it SUCH LIows as in our power
may lie.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

THE GREAT DIFFERESCE-THE LAW AS
1T Is Now ADArNIsTERED.-lnt the las
number of the Supreme Court reports
there are one hundred and twenty cases
decided at January term, 1870. By refer
ence to the reports, it will be seen that the
District Judges are sustained in but forty
four cases, whilst the Supreme find error
in the ralings in seventy cases. The num-
Der of cases decided by the respective
Judges IS as follows
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

JUST So.-It is reported in Raleigh that
j. II. Harris, colored, the Radical candi-
date for Congress in that district, will be
again bought off by the "white gentlemen, y
and that Dick Badger or Taz Hargrove
will probably be the candidate.
We were certain that Dick and Taz had
some object in view in thus suddenly whop-
ping over to the Radicals " G sincerely
hope they will be put upon probation. and
ordered, for sometime at least, to. take
''back Seats 80 .'
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
LIST OF FREIGHT

On HAND AT TAEBoRo DEPOT, MAY II, 1870
c. G Peal 2 cases cordial. 4 bbl zliquor, cask
do 3kegs, boxes goods, 6 6boxes sundries,1 Dbl
crks 5 do wines, l box liquor, bbl liquor
J J Everett bags peas r Norfeet 3 bbls
plaster bales hay; l Dbl sugar; Jno W
Garrett bbls mess pork: J X Nelson, box
mtlsc, glass ware J B Coffield bbls plaster,
10 bag lime; J w Cotton / bag hominy ;
Holloway Is boxes tobacco; r Cherry,
package tobacco A W Atkinson, 1 bbl pork
Harrel x Co. IL boxes merchandise, 1 can,
/ trunk, l case shoes; G Pitt,
box :; Magee & Co., l box glass Jas Hodges,
2 bbls smear, l bag coffee W S Battle, bbl
fish. - Bags guano Gen w Il Cox, pl0ws l
box fruits; I Obcrry, bales hay; Vines,
bbl whisky, l do cakes,,2 boxes mlisc A
Hart 4 bales hay. 1 tierce bacon; 4 B Lyman,
l bbl flour; r D Wimberly, l bble whisky J
NJ Cotton & Co bbls -four do molasses W
n PEBBLES. plows bdl castings : Hodge &
Powell bbl whisky; W. J Station 9 Doe hives;
DR. W Lawrence. 3 bbls pork; Rev TR Owen;
bbl fish J L Bridg6rs Is thl4 pork j "
johnson 8 bbls flour; j 7. ssaton, bbls pork.
- - 'i c. G. THOMAS Au't
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
CO NJ NJ Err CIAL.
TsrhoEo,. Market.
REPORTED BY
II. d. T E f l..
New York Market.
TARBoRo' Nav 10, 1S7(

New YORK, May II, 1870.
Gold. 1t41 Cotton heavy-sales of 2,7OO
bales. Middhng Uplands, 23 cents; Orleans, 233
cents. Flonr-State and Western 10 contslow-
er; Wheat dull and to cents lower. Corn
heayy-new mixed Western, 81 06 to 81 12.-
Mess Pork heavy at s29 70 to $50. Rice firm at
61 to I! cts. Sugar duIl-Muscovado, 81 to 10
cents. Coffee firm and quiet. Molasses in
moderate request.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May II, 1870
Cotton-Market dull, with moro sellers than
buyers -middhng 21t cents Whoat-red 81
500s1 Go; Pennsylvania dnH aa 81 80. Corn
lower at 81 20Gcsl %; yellow 81 16. Mess Pork
firm at $50. Bacon active and firm-shouldcrs
IA cents Lard III cents
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
A Card.

We, the undersigned, take this method
Of denying any connection as managers Of
the Musical Soiree given at this place on
Friday evening last, our names having been
placed upon the tickets without our knowl-
edge, and any assistance from us in the
management entirely ignored.
Signed,
WM. BIGGs, L. L. STATION,
A. ]. DANIEL, JAMES OWEN,
oh BARLOW, j. S. BARLOW,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

JUDGE Jones, during his late charge to
the Grand Jury of Edgecombe, exhibited
much wrath against the "Press of the
State" (meaning it for Blgss because the
Supreme Court had overruled his decis-
ion in the Biggs Jones case) to use their
sworn power and authority to suppress
such "Naisanccs." "Upas Trees" "Scav-
engers," &C. This Jones reminds us
strongly of the foolish animal that tried
to butt the engine OF the blidgc.-Ro4r-
o%e .Ne,cS.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

Feeling the necessity for thorough
organization in order to accomplish
that success to which the priaci piles of
our party entitle it, we deem it our
duty to urge upon you energetic, united
and earnest efforts In bringing about
4 result so much to be desired by all
good men.
Aud for the purpose of aiding you
as far as practicable in this important
matter, we recommend that in all
counties where meetings have not al
ready been held, the Executive Com>
mittees who acted during the past
campaign reorganize and call eonven-
tions at such times and places as in
,heir judgment may seem best The
business Of said convention to be to
nominate candidates for county offices,
appoint delegates to the District Con-
TentIon to nominate a candidate for
Congress, and to dispose Of such other
fnatters as may properly come before
ftem.
We take the responsibility, after
such consultation as we have been able
to hold with Influential members of the
party. TO name the town of Goldsboro
Is the place, and Wednesday, the 22nd
day of June, as the time for holding
the District Convention.
Very respectfully,
WM G MoRrsEr,1 }
Tnos. Tn,2s: s S1ISnxA knSAs' Dist. Com.
Goldsboro, n. c., May 13, 1870.
1t will be seen from the above ad-
dress of the committee for this Con-
gressional District thae the Conserva-
tive campaign has fairly opened.
Let the Executive Committees for
the last campaign in each county inn
mediately bestir themselves, and see
that preliminary meetings are held in
their respective counties and townships,
and delegates appointed to >:tttend the
Congressional District Convention at
Go!d,boro on tie 22ud day of June.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
Liverpool Market.
1,1yEKpoo1. Mav17 1870

L1vERpooI., May II. 1870
Cotton-Market closed dull-Uplands II n
u.d.; Orleans IL ID. Sales Of 10, ,oD0 bale. Fer
speculation and EXPORT, 2f9o. BroadstlsI, Lard
and Ma, al stores { net. IalloE A..
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
D l E D


At his residence in the town of Wilson, on
Friday. the 9th instant, Mr.. A. G. RHODES,
aged about 45 years.
In Grcenvillc ON Sabbath morning, April
9th, Mrs. NICEY. JOHNSON, a worthy and
much esteemed member of the Baptist Church.
At the residence of her daughter Mrs. L. G..
Murphy, in Wilson, on Thursday night, 18th
inst, Mrs ANN SCARBOROUGH, rclict of the
late David Scarborough, of Greene county,
aged II wears.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
YOU CAN BUY YOUR
SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUR, PORK,
BACON, LARD, SALT,


MOLASSES, BAGGING, ROPE, TIES,
&C., &C., as cheap through
N. NJ. M.LAWRENCE,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
AS through any. Commission Merchant in
New York, Baltimore, Norfolk, or any
where else, by paying the same commission
you pay elsewhere, two and a half per
ccnss. for cash.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.
N. NJ. LAWRENCE

Is the only Commission Merchant in Tar
borough. He commenced business as
Grocer and Commission Merchant in
town. We refer our readers to his card.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

Our farmers are now making hay while
the sun shines This beautiful weather is
everything planter could desire, with the
execution Of little more r,iu.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

CERTAIN TO CosE.-Althouah some OF
our old-6gy. Citizens n4ay- have laughed to
scorn and doubted the introduction in
town iof several contemplated improve
mepts reported in the SoUTHERNER, yet,
we have the most undoubted authority for
saving thas two CT them, at least will soon
be accomplished facts. The Tarboro
Bank will at an carly day commence opera
tions with large capital, influential share
holders, and competent officers.
Asurvcy of the town is DOW in course
of execution, preparatory 30 the introduc-
ton Of Gas, and every assurance is given
us that in short time only our citizens
will be enabled to throw away their old
dim, and dangerous fluid lamps.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
HeEmbold's Fluid Extract of Ruchu,

In affections peculiar to Females, is un
cquailed by any other preparation, as IN
ChIoroSlS, or Retention, Painiuness, or Sup
preston of Customary Evacualons, Ulrcr~
atcd or Schrrus State Of the Uterus and al
complaints incident to the sex or The decline
Or change oil life.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
TO PHYSICIANS.
NAW loEN, August l3tA, le6S.
A.'o:y 'Ie &c call your attention to my
Preparation Of Comtouad Extract
Buchu,


Ihe component paris are. BECIiI, LONG.
LEAF, EUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MODE or lEErAEArtoN.-B. ~ hn IN vacuo.
jumper Berries, by dis; .Ilatron. 10 form ;,
me E'n. Crbehs extracted hy disbursement
van spirits obtained from juniper Berries
very Hlilc sugar is used, and a small praror
ton OF spirit. II Is more paatahlc than auv
aow IN use.
huchu, as prepared by Druggists, IS OF IL
dar" color 1t is plant that emitS its fra>
GRANGE; the action OF flame DESTROYS tnIa
lits active princiPlc,) leaving dark and
@Iutnons dccoction. Mine is the color OF
ingredients. The Buchu in my preparatiot
predomlnates; the smallest quantity OF the
other ingredients are added, to prevent fcr>
mcnthtion; upon inspection, it will be found
not to be a Timcture, as made, IN rharn,a-
cop"ea no: is ii Syrup--and therefore can
'on eXts<. In thus, you have the knowledgs
ol the ingredients and the mode Of prepara,
ton. ..t
Hoping that you VIII favor i, with trial,
and that upon inspection il Will meet with
your appreciation,
With a feeling Of confidence
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

for each case, exclusive of the employment
pf counsel, is about forty-two dollars. So
1t Will be seen that suitors at single term
are compelled to pay three thousand one
hundred dollars besides their attorneys
fees, for the errors of the Judges below.
Think of these facts, ye voters and tax
payers of North Carolina. And in casting
your votes in August next let it be for
men pledged to a return of our old judi
clary syssem-a system of economy, JUS
tice, honor and intelligence
"THE RECONSTRUCTED FARMER'-A Mis-
APPREHENsIoN.-From the announcement
made some weeks since of the dissolution
of the firm of Dancy Thigpen s. Co., Book
& Job Printers, and the transfer of their
printing business to Mr.. W. 4. Hearnc in
whose name the late business is now con-
Quoted, the impression has gone out that
Messrs. Thigpen & Dancy have withdrawn
from the Reconstractea Farmer, Such is
not the case. Messrs. Thigpen & Dancy
are still the owners and Editors of the
Farmer. Mr.. Hearne their printer and bust
ness manager.
"NoT GUILTY. Y."-During the present
term of Halifax Superior Court, Edward
l.. Davis was tried for the homicide Of
Vm. 4. Saunders.
On Monday night, at Ia o'elock, the jury
returned a verdict Of t'Not Guilty" This
case has occasioned much interest in the
county, all the parties to She sad affair be-
ing respectable.
Much sympathy was manifested for the
prisoner during the trial. -
GRANTED.-At meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners on Monday last,
a request was handed them for the use Of
the Court House for the purpose of giving
a series Of entertainments for charitable
purposes.
~" la'.in la''.n the request was promptly dc=
ceded to by the Board, and the Courtroom
is now being used for rehearsals by the
Young ladies aud gentlemen composing the
Amateur Troupe.
EE4Y TRvE.-Our neighbo7 calls the
SoEEHEENER "the Dramatic and Court
Journal of Tarboro."
1t is very true, We do publish all such
matters, and always find them in the Caro-
Hnidn on the following day, frequently
copied rerbdtirq, but oftentimes, much gar
hled.
Coon FAILoRING.-Mr. p. F. McNamee,
Merchant Tailor at this place, is acquiring
for himself a most enviable reputation in
the make up, fit and style of clothes.
The Summer season is now upon us, and
those wiSuinp Fart hlo cnjtS
in the latest and most fashionable manner,
should pay their respects to Mr.. Nc.
PosTPoNEMENT--Wea are requested to
state that the first of the series Of dramat-
ie entertainments, hitherto announced to
come off on next Tuesday night, has been
postponed until the following Friday night,
the 27th May. Unavoidable circumstances
have compelled this postponement, but we
are assured that there will be no further
delay.
THE STANDARD is regarded as the
poorest edited paper of the State. All
Joseph William can write in his lucid mo-
ments is black-guard attacks upon the
Sentinel and lying accusations against the
purity and moral character Of our most
respected citizens. The Republican party
has certainly gained nothing in the change
Of Editors.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
+ elmboFd's Fluid Extract BuChu

Is the great specific for jnvcrsai Lassltudc.
Prosfraton, &c.
The constitution, once affected with Or
ganlc Weakness, requires the all Of Medi>
tenn, which IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BC-
CilU invariably does. If no treatmcnt is
submitted to, Consumptlon Q; insanity ca
sues.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

;rPWM. II. BERNARD, Proprietor Of the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, n.
c., is authorized to receive advertisements
for this paper at our lowest cash rates.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

To the Conservative and Dem
ocratic Voters Of the Second
Congressional District.