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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21
Cairo.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, May 16.-A fire
this morning totally destroyed the
st. Nicholas Hotel, a brick building
on the Ohio levee. The flames were
subdued. The south side fell, crushing
the rear of George Blomstead's boat
store, and Instantly killing Thomas
DAWN and James Holmes. The
building was valued at fifty thousand
dollars. ! is rumored that a third
person was killed by the falling of
the walls, but only two were discov-
cred.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

THE Goldfish aristocracy of Boston
nre getting up a pleasure trip to San
Francisco, and have built passenger,
hotel, sleeping and kitchen ears for
the occasion. The gold interest on
uptaNed bonds, backed 10y other tilch-
ings from the peoples pockets, make
II a cheap pleasure to the physical
man with no conscience within.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

THE Huntsville, Ala, Independent
learns from every quarter Of the State
there was never better stand oi corn
and cotton. There Is great deal
Nero land in cultivation this year
than any previous year since the war.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

4 REPUBLICAN Frenchman calls
this government the Republic Of
Washington and old John Brown.
The man Is an incurable fool, or too
mean to he kicked without detiling
the boot. a-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

\ YANKEE has applied for a pat
cnt ON n spoon-holder of his inven-
ton. He is coneeited, indeed, II he
thinks he has invented anything SUI
pcrior To Butler, rs n spoou-holder.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

LISBON, May li.--Information has
been received here that quitea formi-
dable insurrection has broken out In
the Island Of Madeira. The Govern
men, ha. dispatched body OF troops
there.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21
Bi.hop's Residence.

4 residence for Bishop Quintard
has been purchased at Memphis by
the citizens ofthat city. The cast was
$4,000. The Bishop will probably
take up his rcsIdcuec there in the fall.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

GEORGE BAKER, of Carroll county
Mo-, killed five hundred and eight
snakes in blowing an eighty-acre
field. e., -t- l..t |
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

PoPE ISNoCENT MI exeommunl-
Gated all who used tobacco in any
shape. Plus * takes snuff Which
Is inhlllible:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

THE death Of Theodore Clay, son
~ Hon. Henry Clay. who, for nearly
{ fly years, has been All inmate OF the
J cxingtnn Lunatlc Asylum, is AN.
| ounrCd.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21


HAVANA, May 10. The cannon
recently captured in the Middle dis
trict arrived in Havana, and to-day
were taken through the streets In tri-
umph.
A number of ladies in Trinidad
were recently setenced to imprison-
ment, but through intercession of the
American Consul at Trinidad the
Captain-General COMMITTED the pun
ishment TO exile. insurgent lead
or, Manuel Cidad, with one cannon
and forty men, all armed, voluntarily
SURRENDERED at Camarands. Cuidad
and some of his men rendered their
services to the Governmet and were
permitted to assist the troops In their
search for other insurgents. In conse
ouence OF this surrender two hundred
persons have presented themselves
for pardon to the authorities In the
Trinidad Jurisdiction.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21
4 DRESS, MAKING.

NEW MILLINERY srokE.-A new
~ Millinery Store has rscently opeacd
IA Robb a BroadduS' stand. on franklin
street Goods OF all kinds at reduced
prices.
Man =. lS7o-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

Killebrew & Williamson, of tho Cumbcr-
land Warehouse, sold sold for the week
ending May IA, 81 hhds. rs follow:
2 hhds. II 50; 3 Mt II p: . Mt II 90; at 10 rs;
nj 10 20; Mt 10 75 Mt 10 25; Z at 10 90; p 70,
2 Mt M: Mt 3 80; 3 Mt q 10: . p; v ~; . 10,
3 Is, $50, 3 30, 8 25, 3 ut 500, rs. f',n
Sales every Tuesdays and Fridays. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21
CUBAN REINFoRCEMENTs.

An expedition Of 800 men, oil Gu
bans, except five American captains,
left here, en- route to Cuba, early Sat
urday morning, as passengers on n
steamer bound for San Domingo. -
They carried 1000 rifles, six large
guns, uniforms, equipments, powder
&c,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

Sales by TURNKEY, Ely & Co.. of the Ele-
plant Warehouse, sold for the week end
Ing May 18th, OF l2B hhds., as follows:
50 hhds. good leaf. at 10 80. IL 90; 3 nj 1900;
~ -; OF 80; at II -: Vat II W; "A
at ~ ~; 10 ut 10 50. .t1h.ft
~ hh,is. common to medium ieaf--7 Mt
10 %; at ~ "; Eat sg5, 4 AT o 20, v ~, y rs:
gm 80 hhds. common to good higs-9 IS,
$50, 30. Bat y 80; o 10, 4 at o 90. o 60, 700,
~. y ~. Is, 80, o ~. Z 81, 4 10. 4 IS. 4 90
y, 10, -, ssD, y 20, 5 i5, 9D, y -, . 10,
~, $40, y 80, Z 10. o ~. o TS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

IT wouldybc amusing, n a man
could laugh as the degradation Of his
fellow beings, to read the remarks,
in Congress- on the subject of am
nesty. The bigoted knaves seem
to ignore the fact that, In the pro-
gress Of events, the people of the
North must be a. thoroughly en-
shaved as those of the South, or all
must be free. On this point there
can I've no rational doubt, and in this
view, the DISTINGUISHED of the South
can await, patiently, the Issue OF uni
versal ensIavement, or universal en-
Reimbursement, as the whole people
may choose the one, or the other
condition. - ~
TIE Rev. C. l., Thompson, In n
late sermon, on the Press" COM
plains that itsometimes sneers at the
Church. It may be so, in some in
stances, but our observations lead to
the conclusion that the Church,
Christianity-is carefully exempted
from sneering remarks, whilst the Sc
verest censure is justly bestowed upon
the hypocrites who wrap the cloak Of
religion around them, hoping thus to
hide their infamy from public scru-
tiny. Were religion held response
Bile for the misdeeds of its professors,
and its divine origin dependent for
its autlienticy, upon such evidence as
is borne to its truth, by the conduct
of Radical clergy and laity, the whole
system would be discarded, by virtue
and intellect, as source of unnum
bered ills--moral, social and political
Churches without morality--like the
Radical pagodas-where the negro Is
woishipped and licenciousness taught
and practiced, are an aboniination in
the sight of. Heaven and of honest
men. These deserve not sn,o rs
merely, but the gravest and strongest
condemnation, by all Christendom.
......
THE Boa Constructor, Radicalism
is gradually tightening its fold:
around the liberties of the people
but the victim seems unconscious Of
danger and quietly awaits its fate
The fifteenth amendment, Infamous
in itself and doubly so in the manner
of its adoption, is not considered SUI
ficient to secure the negro vote fol
the Radical party therefore it is t.
be enforced by pains aud penalties
that demand, for their infection, III
army of Radical informers and 6
premium for wholesale perjury, 1
this act Of usurpation andtyranny bc
submitted to, like its many predeces
sors, the Republic will be etfeetually
Transmitted into a despotisnl, similar
to that of the Rump Parliament, and
like it, to be kicked out by som,
Cromwell of less brains, integrity
and patriotism than belonged to TIL,
English Protector. And people
once free, and proud Of their freedom
are to become the victims and play
things of soulless and brainless ty
rants perhaps the offspring Of 1
Grant, or some one as worthless. 2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REvE-
~ nue., Deputy Collectors ONCE list Di-
vision. 9th District, Tenn.-ClarlSsyille
Tenn, May 20, lS70-Notice is hereby given
that the taxes assessed In this collection
division an the annual list, upon Incomes.
8 ecal licenses for trades, business and
professions, carriages, gold watches and Sill
yer plate, are now due and payable.
All partie. liable 10 taxes IRE notified 10
pay ON or before the Isl day OF June, 1870.
IL Is hoped that no one will neglect To
come forward and puy, Us penalty Of >
per cent. will he collected in every instance
where parties become liable.
once on strawberry Alley, opposite the
Court House. Il. III. BOSWELL,
Dept. Col. LIST Div, 6th Dist. Tenn.
May 2l-2w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21

Mr.. Mimms thought early planting
the best remedy-they grew too large
for the worm to injure them before
they made their appearance. sats
DIR. Dawson recommended cover
ing the heads with pulverized dirt or
meal bran rs an excellent remedy.
Cattle, swelling from effects of
clover, had been saved by Mr..
Mimms, by cutting just behind the
back rib, in left side, six inches from
backbone, six inches deep.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21
PLANTING TOBACCO.

Mr.. Dudley's plan was a thorough
preparation Of the land, and u small
hill made In the center of the cross ;
because the capillary attraction was
not sufficient to carry the moisture
up large hill, and the cut-worm
would not cross n furrow when left al
good depth; he made his hills three
and a'half feet each way. Mr.. Ross
thought that three feet three inches,
or 1900 plants to the acre were not
too many; and Mr.. Killebrew's
method was to plant four feet apart,
as 1t was easier worked and grew
larger.
TO PROTECT CABBAGE AGAINST THE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-21
SHOCKING WHEAT.

Mr.. Vaughan put his wheat up in
small shocks, fifteen or eighteen bun
dies to the shock, with upright caps.
Mr.. Mimms thinks Mr.. Vaughan
continues to carry rock In one end
of his bag to MILL" that he thought
tying wheat an exploded humhug,"
1t is kept better shocked without ty-
ing was as easily managed in haul
ing to thresh and as much time was
consumed in tying and cutting
bands, ms was required to thresh 1t.
Mr.. McMurry agreed with Mr..
Vaughan. He thought it very
troublesome to handle when not tied.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful ye@ctab'
restorative is the >hecl-aD,
chor of the feeble and dc,
bilitated. AS a tonic am
cordial for the aged and Ian
guild it has no cqual anon
stomachicS. AS q remedy
for the nervous weakness
to which women are c>pc,
cially subject, it IS supcr>c-
ding every other >timnI#n'
In all climates, tropical
temperate or frigid. it art>
as a specific in every >pc,
cics Of disorder which IN.
d crm ines tn c hodIh
strength and breaks dow
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is Introduce
it becomes a standard a.
ticlc-a medicinal stapIr
1t is to-day the best and
purest tonic, and the mo,
popular medicine i'll thee
viliZcd WOrld-bc sure az
get the genuine. Sold b
all Druggists, Groccr> an.
Country Stores.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

II o. should the Legislature Of North Carolina
shouidw wax OF the
n>ti ions o ur
fohe I.ook OF
of the No Caroir he
h h peoP!o o it
to huIn sin rn h snki not
eInsuran: Conpa
10 sue
.
col the
:
lima the @ AND
oft
y be be 6 o a
mavp pafonzet
Aetua vandm vbe relic upon Iein
Of
I Sp ~ b u
of
'or o zd being OF
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

IF YOU WANT A FLUID THAT
will give double the light of Coal Oil at
less expense, and that WILL NOT En-
PLODE, use the
EXCELSIOR LAMP FLUID!
If you want Fluid that will give the
Cheapest Light the Safest Light the
Clcanest Light the Most Brilliant Light !.
the Softcst 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 at the fair of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society, held
in Richmond, Va, November, 1869, Il GER
tifcate of merit was awarded to ii. ID.
Shriver & Co., for the '.Excclsior Lamp
Flwid," exhibited by Halle s. Stevenson, OF
Baltimore, Md.
Signed, L. G. LEIGH, Secretary
Virginia State Agricultural Society
Testimonials without number might be
published, but think the above sufficient
Having pure Se,l the copy right So naan-
ufacture The EXCELSIOR LAMP FLUID
| will always have GA hand a large supply
to sell to dealers at lower prices than it can
be bought elsewhere. Tie merchants OF
my town arc selling it.
To give it full and satisfa ctory trial
have your lamps right : get the improved
| burners. Excelsior Hinge with Side Tube
and the Concave Chimney.
/ JOS. T. EVANS,
fcbl0-5m Weldon n. c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
CAPITAL STOCK $3OO,OOO,
WITH PRIVILEGE TO INCREASE IT TO
$1 900, 900.


enphat INSTITUTION.e Ta
the
NORTH
al Norh
o the
ness in them andth Directors
JUSTICE" North Cona
wit ereasuen Of sh t
Ia>ia al : Ia the Il
oIe turned
smbmtt il is and
be o MAKE
OF sisters Stat Ii it :
,hat end be
State TAe O
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
TO ALL EMlCRANTs,

You are about. 10 make home forr...
self and family IN a riImuir wuou t.a
they ave nE been accustomed ta.ruu.
OF course. be exposed 10 all Inc disease,
Cular to that elm Ate. vou >luu.I l,t.,.l.,.
TO Us sL. n McdicinA> ~ a7G adtptr.ll. l... .
diseases OF thai c4iiH.dc.: YEA vii uat /.
greale>i security i'n thG us-: a -e-.
SoTTIiHEN uEhATiG P,t.I.>
! They car. bt seat ~ any POM. IN --.r + .
ted tales hI Express.
PEIcE- For one box. - r"nt>-N,H.-
Hall Gross. SI0-Onc Gross $'>-I
Gross. S30-F'ive Gross So The p,
must either accompany the Order l-'
Medicine or il will be sent {. q. =. uJ,-
should be addressed to
g. W. DEEMS.
No. >. Surrn C1luurr >r.
Baltimore. W..
whene thsv Will be promptly ar!,aar.' '
For tai.>u. Mod:uinr: un.I on al. .,~.,'
bic Druggists rvrrvW here.
IDG. \. II. MACNAlE.
Druggist. Special Agent
Juiy T. Silly Tarhuru
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
The Farmers Friend.

HyIIS COTTON PLANTER WAS
4 invented April, 1853, by l. T. 4 G..
T. TborDs, Of Ldsceombe Comfy, and
sample can b. seen at the store Of Pendcr
x jenkins, Tsrsoro, n. G. These gentle
men viii take pleasure i'll showing the Ma
chine to all the Farmers of this and other
cCtintieS.
1t gives entire satisfaction, and will plant
from a peck 10 six bushels per acre, by
regulating the wheel. 1t will
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
LUMBER FOR SALE,

WFE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED
i to furnish large quantity of the best
YEI. LOW PINE LUMBER on reasonable
terms.
The Lumber can be delivered on the cars
and shipped 10 ANY point along the line OF
railroad. Address
TItOS. FELTON. Jr..
WhrtdAers, EdscvcnIbc rcrnty, n. {.
mchi7 ! .;ln*
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
The Cure is Thorough,

Kenneth IIaync>. ESD Clerk Of Comm.
e-ounty Court, writes (ApriI , I>fa ~l.
ing the latter part Of the year l>tgI
severely afflicted with diseased liver
many nights while in bed til" pam .y,.,...l
come so eNcruc.atIng that was ron...
TO get out of bed anrE lit mp unr.I fa-
would Sub-i.l@. procured few bow,
the sou THE&M II HEPATlC pILI>
tho n:-t dt3et' h an>'+ .avr ia .t...- F..,,
continued 20 use the Pits for '.y, -.
have not suffered from liver disease. l..,.
recommended them arcurdnglv. and >,.,g.
persons are III want OF them
All disease Is an enemy 10 the human, 49,
TEN. and * al war with II aud VA gonna.
ii, unless nature. with all the ASSISTANT.
can receive from >iFtn.hirnin. i.,.I,.,.
and suit Bile nOunI~hmrni> ,.an ..,,,t,.,t.,r.,
enemy: which would be best. Ia f,,It g,,.
cine before Won get sick. 10 i.r7.'r.,t .kl..,
or 10 lake medicine after yun I'll 80, p,
cure sickness.
IT. a word to the wise Is ,non-h r.r
Exercise your own lua-mrut in tl,.l.,~..
of ,setrn>r the enemy will COME hc Yea.
. ready with TIE
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
NEW YORK.
WM. BRYCE Il co..

COTTON FACTOkN.
% Chambers and 5 ReadG STREE
NEW YORK.
a. PECIAL ATTENTION FAiP
- the sale of Cotton in this Mark"
which libe;al advances will be ii"''
TAX PAID on application to K. '."'
Sept. 10.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
OPEN, COVER, AND sow,

at the same, and The seed does not regtire to
be ruGJed, at the same time doing the work
of three hands. 1t will work all day or a
whole season without clogging. is very
light and man can easily pull it. There
is no difficulty in hecping it 10 the ridge.
The undersigned planted their crop this
year with 1t and olssiDrd The best stand
they ever had. This cy"p was the easiest
cultivated, owing 10 the fact that it was SO
regularly planted.
We hope the planters Of Eisecombc and
adjoining counties vii, give rs a trial, and
we take this opportunity of saying that we
intend 10 have the Machine put up in the
best manner and that soon samples will be
upon exhibition at WILSON, Rocky Mount,
Battleboro', EBgeld, Grccnville, and other
places. ANY person wishing to see the
Machine in operation will please call at
our residence, where we will have the land
ridged and they can then satisfy them
selves OF we will take the Machine 10 the
farm Of any who may desire it. and they
can then Judge for themselves.
Certificates.
The following certificates, from gentlemen
in high standing n Edgecombe is presented
TO the pnblic
EDGECoMBE COUNTY.
We, th" undersigned. have us, d the
= FAENEEs' FRIErp," and find 1t superior to
any we ever saw-giving entire satisfaction.
j NJ MAYO,
&c KNIGHT.
CF PlTTMAN,
A JONES.
PRICE $40.
Planters Of Edgecombe and adjoining
counties wishing this Machine, will apply
to ID. PENDER. Tarboro ~ c., or
I. I. & G.. T. THORNE,
Dec. 23-tf WhitakerS n c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
NEW JEWELRY!
SPLENDID GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES &C.
EN7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A

EN7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w good assortment of the following
named goods and want to sell them. and in
tend to sell them right and reasonable.
As levy persons have greater cause for
being tha nkful than we have therefore, Be
it Resc{Efd, ahat VIC ought to be thankful
and propose 10 show, as we hope we have
done heretofore, that appreciate the pat
FopGe SO Lbetaly bcAt0W'cA.
TIE following articles, auG more bes id es
are toHn4 wtA Us.
Ladies and Gents Carbon Edge Ra-
Gold Watches. zosx.
Silver Watches OF WoAtenhoiTs P1>a-
ati gr ,deE. IS KNIVES.
i4~ery OF almost Clocks from eeie.-
every d@ScriptiGn. brated Makers.
IS (. F!EgeE Eiasst Silver Plated Cob.
!Sas.
Gold Chains.
Sive. Plated Forks
Plated CHAINS.
Silver Plate! Tea or
Fine Silver Plated Table Spoons.
C2S.ors.
Cold Pens and
Fine Silver Plated Holders.
Cake Baskets.
Speeks, Gold nad
Fine Silver PLATED Sleal.
Mugs.
COMPOUND for
Silver Thinbies, Washing Silver and
Plated Ware.
V;4e S4issogs
As every genuine article is initiated With
spurious oGa,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
rhc TarbOrO' SOutherner.
Thursday, May 1s' !0'e.
THE SOLDIERS RETURN.

THE SOLDIERS RETURN.
BY ROBERT BURNS.
Tune" MU, Nh, o."
When wild wars deadly blast was pio""'
And gentle peace returning
And ewes again wi pleasure beamd.
That had been blear'd wi m"urniilG'
left the lines and tented neld'
Where lang I'd been lodger;
Nv humble knapsack a my weal'h'
a poor but honest sodScr.
,,.,I lioht heart beat in my breast,
Nv hands unstain'd wi plumber;
And for fair Scotia hame again,
CHEEKY on did wander.
I thought upon the banks o Con,
! Thought upon my Nancy; ,
7 thought upon the witchlng sinlle'
That caught my youthful fancy.
A. Iancth reach'd the bonnie glen,
Where early life | sport"d;
7 ,,ass'd the null and thrystlng thorn,
Where Nancy oft | courtcd.
Wl,a spicd | hut my ain dear maid,
Down by her mothers dwelling!
AnJ turnd me round to hide the flood
That in my &c was swelling
MI alter q voice. Cllttli l. SNoNN A"s's
Sweet as yon hawthorn 5 blossom,
O. happy, happy may he be,
That's dearest to thy bosom!
Nypurse Is light, I've far to gang,
And fain wad be thy lodger:
I've Scry'd nv king and country lang,
Take pity on a sodger
Sac wstfullv she gazed on me,
And luvclicr grew than over;
Ouoth she. \ sodgcr ance l loved,
Forget him will never.
Our humble cot and namely fare,
Yc freely shall partakc OF;
That gallant badge. the dear cockade,
Yc'rc welcome for the sake OF.
She cazcd she rcddcnd like rose
Svnc pale as ony lily;
She sank within my arms, and cried,
Art thou my ain dear Willie:
Bv AIM who made yOn sun and sky,
BY whom true loves regarded:
l Am the man. and thus may still
True lovers be rewarded.
The wars DER. and I'm come hame,
And find thee still true-hcarted;
Though poor in gear, we re rich IN love,
And mair wo'sG mere be parted
Quoth she, My gransire left me SOwd,
A mailin plenish'd fairly;
Then come my faithful sodger lad,
ThOu'r Welcome to it learly y.
For gold the merchant ploughs the main,
The farmer ploughs the manor;
i}ut glory is the sodGers prize,
The sodgcr wealth Is honor,
The brave poor scdSer Ie'Cr dcSplSe,
Nor count him a stranger:
Remember he's his country's stay,
In dav and hour o danger.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
Cash Assets, nearly. $4,000 900
Annual Premium Income, 5,5OO,oOO
Sum Assured, New Busi-
ness IN year ending Jan.
81, 1861 100000

ness IN year ending Jan.
81, IS69.l 100000
Nearly half Million taken in Edgecombe.
PURELY MUTUAL-AEL PIoF1rs An
NUALI.v DIVIDED AMONG IcY-lIui.pEIS.
FIVE MoDE> OF ArrLyING DIvIpENs:
/ |. Permanent Increase OF Policy.
| , Permanent Reduction OF Pre- MUM.
3. Term Increase OF Policy.
|. Term Reduction of Premium.
| >. Limitation of Number of Premiums TO be
/ Paid
| Ihese ronsssssaass ar. madt By no other Compa-
my
The Rank Of = TnE EsaIrAEI.E" among all
other American Companies to New
Business done >fDcr its oHy;aA AaUion
stands follows;
In io60. it was the Ninth.
In 1851. the Eighth
In 1862 & l>t:2 the Seventh
In 1864 & ! }6: the Sixth
In Sti6. the Fourth.
In 1867. (ti>cal year, the Second
it is, unqu->tonably. the most successful
Company ever organized, and, for its years
The Largest N tuaI Life Insurance
Company in the World.
Parties wis shiny to avail themselves OF the
benefits OF Lift. Assurance would do we'll to
call on me before tax az ont assurance else
where. OHREN WILLIAMS, Agt
"arboro'. July -. Self
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
The Largest N tuaI Life Insurance
Company in the World.
A. BALDING'S
Patent Glass Submerged Double
ACTING FORCE PUMP
SUBSTITUTE FOR A FIRE ENGINE.

NNHIS PUMP WILL PUMP 80 GAL
i Ions of water per minute, will never
cut out the packing, has no friction. no water
ever stands IN It's pipes TO freeze, and is less
liable TO get out of order than any other
pump now used. 1t can be set up in short
time by any ordinary mechanic.
The No. pump for yard wells will he
sold at from $40 to $50 capable of throwing
80 gallons of water p; minute. The price
OF No. , for railroad stations. throwing 60
gallons per minute. will be gwen upon APP
piication.
Having the exclusive right to this pump
for the States of North aud South Carolina,
and having established factory for the mau-
ufac:urc OF them at Wilson. n. c.. | will
rtc ceivc orders for them at Wilson. and will
ship them by Express c. o d., or. if the
money Is sent me. by the regular freight
The number of feet IN the depth of the wei!
must be given in all cases.
J.L. KITCHEN,
meh2i>ly Wilson, n. c.
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.,
March %. 1870.
Mr.. ]. l.. ksTcuEN-DEAR SIR We GER
tify taat the "Balding Pumps put up by you
in the town of SCOTLAND Neck are a perfect
SUCCESS. They pump very rapidly, and bv
attaching hose, will tArow water from 40 to
so feet, and would prove invaluable in case
OF fire.
) +. Hyman. 2. II. Whtmorc,
Thomas +. HILL fno. II. Speed,
VIM. Fenner, y. II. Peters,
Alex. w, Smith, \, PcebIes,
a. Il. Hill, Jn1. 5. Lawrence,
w. G. Smith, as. IIqH,
G. L. Hymap, Jas. II. Lawrence,
A, J. Coonef, Z {. Bigg>,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

North
The Charter liberal its provisions
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., J
March 2l. 1STO 7

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Sole Agent for North and South Carolina
apl2s 2l-4m
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-05-19

VIII. re meals can be Furnished ut all hours
Next door to the OLD stand OF = =. 5. Hicks.
j. Il. WARD & co.
Ang& 6. G9-ly