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INSURANCE COMPANY.

U.AECpruRS.
y W. ArRiN>oN. General Insurance AGENT
|. Is. GRANGER Fresid Bank OF New Nan
over.
f. W. KKRoBNRR, t,,u., md Comp,,as,.,
Merchant.
{. NJ. STEDAAN, WIGHT q Stecmaa.
. L. II MCkoT, OF W. A. Whitehead I ".
Fayetteville.
d. b. EiLKRs, Commission. Nj q c.iant
4. 4. WILLARD, OF Willard Brothers
W A. tUhA!N5. o. Nor Si,rop 4 i;uulmiu.
q. w. WILLIAMS, OF Williams X a.chsof.
ELI MURRAY, " T.. NJ array Il Co
4. d. DEkossk1, OF DcRos,et & Co, Pre-
sieni.
hosT. HENHINa, Of Dawson, Teei & Her
ming
ALIEN. SPkuNT, British Fice-Consul. OF Spr unit
s. fiIilsO2.
7. MURPHY, ATTORNEY mt Law.
>. ID: WILLIAMS, or !p Williams 4 Co. Fay
ettevil.e " "' :
Jas. G: McKAE, AIt'y At Law, Fayetteville.
|. b. KELLY, Merct art, Eenansvllie
T. PooR. Mer~i g., u!u bertcn
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=, nus Is TO certify that 1 was called upon bv
Messrs D. Miles Hunter & Tew to visit Mr..
;hAi CART T.. Dubose IN December, 1871, upon
her arrival in Gul,lsboro, ami found her sntfer
ing WIN large tumor, obstrucring the vision
ahe r>ttndlng below the upper lip. diagnosed
The cas- To be n hose Cancer Messrs HuDter
y T.~ th-r. made All application of their can
Ger Remedy. rom this time lost sight or thu,
cas- uffii to-day. December nth. en- l WAS
aghln called upon TO Writ the pafient I found
her much improved i'll general health and
without any trace OF The Capc,r 4 consider
the cas-. radically cured
". III. MOORE, NJ. u.
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Select School.

We take this method OF announcing to those
who have sons to educate that we have EN-
ployed MR. NJ. MsLEUD, fayorably known "a
z successful insuuctOr of youth, to open 4
School three miles west OF
WARSAW, DUPLIN COUNTY, NC.
in eighborhOOd long noted tor its healthful.
ness, morality and intelligence.
In this School boys be thoroughly pre-
pared for College or the usual ayocations Of life
mild but firm discipline will be exercised:
ana the vicious ana inrorrigiLle are not in
vite<i. ~ "
- lie first NJ ssiOn will commence the 9TH
Monday OF january, 1913, and continue twenty
weeks. Ivy
DCAhb, per month";. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
TUITION, per session, ao IN
wM. A. FAISON,
A. II. FAISON.
'" wit
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North Carolina.

5000 North Carolina.
oNsLow COUNTY.
SUPERIOR COURT-FALL TERM, 1872.
DnraDt i. EhDdes i'll his own behalf and n,
u. ia 1t of such other creditors OF the late.
White ID. Humphrey, dec. asest IA NAV
tin '-
-1gHiassf K
Nathan $. Humphrey, W. ID. Humphrey. Mary
>. Cox: wife OF Cader q. Cox, and OILERS.
Defendants.
''CHKOIIoE BILL
Ordered by the Court, that pub LEGATION lie
made Tor six successive weeks at ,hc Cont
House door in jacksonville, N c., AM, Mt three
other public places in the county of ODslOw
anu also in the Weekly edition Of the VIII,
MINGToE JOURNAL. notifying all creditors OF
the late White ID. Humphrey, deceased who
may JOIN in and contribute to this action OF
the fling OF this bill and the pur poses or which
1t ia framed, and advising them to appear at
she ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Superior Court or
Onslow county on or before the 18th day of
February, a. D., 1872, prepared to make n
proper exhibit and Jroef of their claims against
said Estate, and make the msel v es parties plain-
tiff to this prOcet ding If they shall elect TO do
40; and on their failure to do this, they will he
debarred OF all participation in the fund that
may be derived puT suant to this proce. ding
$500: Given under my hand and seal ot
SEAL: Office in jacksonville, this 9Th day
&c.,: ut ,Januarv, A. D., 1873.
&C HIGGINS. c. SC
Onsio~ County.
jan IL Wow
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TarborO' Branch.
E CtE =, n .PresideR

BIRECTURS:
JAMES NJ kEpNnNp, FsBD PHILLIPS, W g
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDELL. ..
Is authorized by Charter TO receive On ~.
post moneys held in trust by Executors, Ad-
iht,istraiors; Guardians, &c, &c, &c -
SeHs 'iiecks at ar on New York, Baltimore
Philadelphia. Norfolk. Columbia, ChnrIestnn
is'ch mond. Petersburg AMI all q cities and
towns in North Carolin4
Britain. Ireland, German, France Nc -
, BUYS and seils Gold, Silver, Bank Bills.
Bonds. Stocks. sc &c
tr'rt attention gwen to the orders and re-
wise. " "S''i
80 3rro,eas
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SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADYAN.
TAGES.

LIST No restriction Oh Residences OF Travel,
I'd. No extra charge the lives OF Females
ID. Policies lucontestiLle aftor Five Years
4th. The rates or Inter- sL On the Funds of IN a
Company higher than those the Funds OF
Companies located in other States thu ipsur-
ing larger Dividends tn Policy Holders.
pany are prominent NORTH CAROLINIANS
who are KNOWN To be men OF INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
9Th. The Company Is ~--ariished on a solid
sid permanent ba .eps having been taken
Ia increase the Capital Stock to S5OO.OOO
It'll. ALI the Funds of the CsDyuDany
tre Invested ia thi. state and lIrclI.
lated among our own People This fact
should commend the Company, above all 9th
ers, to North CarOlinians It is wei known
that hundreds OF thousands of Dollars of Life
Premiums are annually sent North to enrich
Northern Capitalists thus continually d. aiming
our people Of immense amounts which should
be kept at home. On this ground the friends
of the Old North State. AVID ask their sunnrf
tor this III ONE Institute n, which, while If
offers substantially all THE advantages Of North
ern Cnn panies, heiIs tn build up Home I'm.
&c rGAta.
JAMES d. BROOKS,
.. General Supervising A Rent
rHOs. CREME Local Agent.
. april 9Th. 1872 g..
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HOW
TO SPECULATE sI(N'ESsFULLY
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
HOW

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IRIS OPERATIONS" tree on application.
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The Farmers Loan Bank
dec 6 Wit
Gunpowder and Impe-
rial Teas,
I. YOUNG hYsoN, OLD Tyson
. HYSON SKIN, - q -
.. NATURAL JAPAN. and
Selected with great care expressly for onr
Family Trade. .
The largest variety of choice Green and
OUR LOW PRICES
bring us new customers, and the better cuali-
TIES or our Teas are 20 apparent to
-+ TEA DRINKERS
that they speak wei of them. Try samples.
-. CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
NORTH FRoNr STREET.
Pure Spices,
Pure Wines,
Z ea Pure Liquors.
s.~ CHAS. d.. MYERS K co.
IAN ~ .ls. f#.f. II
,o For Rent,
For the ensuing year--five Task Turpentine
Boxes. Round Trees
For terms apply to
CRONLY 4 NORRIS.
Auctioneers, Stock and Real Estate Brokers.
jan - 17-n
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OFFICE AND INFIRMARY.
EAST CENTRE STREET,
GOLDSBORO, N. G..
Cons ul tatiOn
EREEl

In consequence OF increased practice Va
nave opened An Infrmary at Goldsboro N c.,
Ior the accommodation of patients requiring
daily attention 4 he fact that we have cured
large number OF patients is the best guarantees
OF our ability to do all we promise
We invite attention to the cer. ificates heiox~
which are selected out of large number. Cir
culars containing full articuiars mailed upon
application.
GoLpsBoRo, n. c., December IL, 1872
This is to certify that in December ISL
visited Messrf. y. NJ. Hunter &, Tev for the
purpose or being treated by. them Tor a cancer
on my nose, had then been suffering with tbis
affiicton for period of two years and il hsd
gruSn TO an enormous size. Some time before
consulting Drs. Hunter & Few, 1 had had il
removed by surgical operation, hut it began to
feappear IN about two weeks after the opera
tiou had been performed and grew rapidly At
me time OF placing myself under the treatment
OF Messrs. Hunter & Tew. it had grow to the
size of large orange, and extended over tho
entlre hose from the line of the upper lin to the
eye, threatening I'd destroy my sight After N
faithful ami persistent use OF the remedies
given me by Messrs. Hunter & Tew, end under
their periodical supervision, 1 am happy to
state that am to-day entirely free Of INV AZ
nictlon, and am consider, entirely cured
tS1gned) MARGARET E. DCROSE
ased % years, by b. V. l.. Hutton
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Under suspension of the rules the
resolution passed its several readings.
Pays Judge H. for holding certain
courts of Oyer and Ter,niner in
1872-'73. rF sa. n4aet.s rs.... =
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
FRIDAY, Jan. II, 1873.
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EfSTABLISHED IN ISaS.
II. w. BROWN.
SUCCESSOR TO
BROWN & ANDERSON.
DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES. CLOCKS
u ewelry. SilverwaI.e,
FANCY GOODS, &c. SPECTACLES
TO SUIT ALL AGES.
No-3S MA RKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, \. &.
~ Watches, Clocks and .Jewelry carefully
repaired. 81
The Premiums for the Cape Fear Agricul-
turai Fair together with several Special Premi-
ums contracted for and furnished by this
House.
dec %. 1871. 49w1vrb
NOTICE.
Application will be made to the present SEES
zion OF the General Assembly to incor porate
the Cape Fear Water Work Company.
dec vat
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Its Market Reports

are always full and accurate. The Heview of
the Markets is accepted by the mercantil. com.
munity as the true index of the commerce of
the city, while its reports of other markets are
full and reliable.
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So to S2Orssr a LAY assn q; want wa1s
Tag people, OF either sex, Young old, make
more money At NO X for rs in their spare mo-
ments. Or all the time, than at ANYTHING else
Portland. Maine.
sept 70, 1872 S5vIv
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To any shrPwd NAN who can do business on
the quiet. guarantee AN IMMENSE Fokruxx
easily rapidly. ard in perfect safety A ,,tre,s
in perfect cuniittcI, CO.
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de q. 1872 a7-t,,
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it's Juss the paper for the home aad hreside,
iun OF good reading; all the best Editorials ct
the daily; all the Congressional, Legislative
and Political news Of the day.
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THURSDAY, Jan. Is, 1873.
Mr.. Joyner, Of Johnston, a petition
from certain citizens of Boon Hill, OF
that county, asking for the passage of
a law to prohibit the sale of spirituous
liquors within one mile of the corpO-
rate limits of that town, which WAS
referred.
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Embraced in its columns is a more complete,
compact, YET comprehensive history of the
world dongs, from week to week, than can
possibly he found in any other Journal
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RETHEA,
General Agent,
WILMINGTON. Y. G.


DIRECTORS.
w. x. MT ECHISuS al W Williams ~ NurchiS,,r
GEO K. fAENCH, Geo. X French <, Son
IL Vol F RS. Adrian q VoIIers
HINsoN. of Snrunt & hinson,
y N 81 EpM AN. or Wright e Stedman.
JAMES LEAK, Of Wasiesf, ro
M WEDDEiL, OF Tarboro NC ' f.a#
r Il BnkrRN. of Geltishoro N
I. b. GRANGER. President
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The Wilmington JOURgAL weekly u
ter1ng upon its twenty ninth annual volume, has
been greatly enlarged AMI improved. 1t il the
only thirty-.ix colnnln paper in the State.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-26


UndeveIOped V~igOr.-The feeble and de-
bilitated usually fancy they are in q more hope
less condition than they really are. The re-
sources of nature are not easily exhausted.
Even when strength and appetite fail, when the
eyes are heavy and lustreless, the complexion
pallid, the nerves tremulous, the body attenua-
ted, and the mind depressed, there is generally
a reserve Of latent power behind such palpable
evidences of weakness. Various modes Of treat
ment are resorted to by physicians in the hope
of developing and rendering available this store
of sleeping vitality, but the surest, and indeed
the only thoroughly safe and reliable means of
awakening the dormant energies of the system
is a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Elee-
tricity, shower baths, the flesh brush, sea bath
ing, etc, may be well enough in their way, as
auxilliaries, but they dc, not reach the source of
the evil. All physical debility proceeds either
from a arrangement of the functions of the as
Stimulating, secretfye and vital organs, or from a
in case swhere both causes exist, the Bitters will
invariably produce an Immediate and Salutary
change in the condition of the patient, and event
uallY effect a complete cure. None of the DAM
gerUus alkalOids, too often administered as ton
les, can beotherWise than deleteTiOuS under such
circumstances, and to give mercury is positively
criminal. The direct effect of the great yegeta-
appetite, q more cheerful frame OF mind q grad
uaI return of strength, an increase OF flesh, and
a healthier completion. Meanwhile, however,
the constitution, il inert and feeble, will have
been reused and renovated by the subtle ele-
ments of inYfg0rati0n contained in the Bitters'
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-26
Estate of Louis G. ThibOdaux.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
~ Orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry; there will be sold at public auction, to
tutrlX, or by a public auctloneer, on the prem
ises, in this parish, on TUESDAY, October 14th,
1873, the following described property, belong
ing to the estate of Louis G, T~hibOdauX, deceas-
ed, tO-wit- t
/. A certain tract of prairie land, containing
one hundred and fifty-1ve arpents, more Orless,
situated at Wikoff's Point in this parish, bound
John A. Taylor, east by public land, and west
by land of Dallas B. Hayes, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
"a tract of wood land, situated at Point
NOire, in this parish, measuring two arpents
front by forty arpents in depth, more or less,
bounded north by the public domain, south by
Bayou Plaquemine, east by land belonging to
family of Joseph Doueet, and west by land be
longing to Mrs. J.. G.. Brooks.
8. A tract of land, situated at POinte Noire, in
this parish, measuring two arpents front by
forty arpents in depth, more OF less, bounded
north by public land, south by land of Pierre
Bellard, east by Bayou Plaquemine Brul6e, and
west by land of DupPe Leieune.
4. A tract of all wood land, situated at POinte
N0ire, in this parish, measuring eighteen and
three-quarter superficial arpents, bounded north
by land of Hypofite M6che, south byland of Hy-
Q. A tract of wood land, situated in Faque.
taIque woods, in this parish, measuring one hun.
dred and thifty-one acres and $500 acres upon
the 2-4-and 5 and southeast quarter of fl
southeast quarter of Sec. - township 7 south
range one west.
Five pairs work oxen, one pair of mules
four gentle horses, six wild mares, one two-year
old FLY, one lot of hogs, one lot of goats, one
branding iron, 1000 cypress boards, one lot of old
plows, one spade, a hoe, two old harrows, one OF
cart, one old grind stone, table furniture and
kitchen utensils, one double barreled gun, one
armOire, one lot chairs, two bedsteads and bed
ding, two mattresses, one lot of bed covering and
conterpanes, one pair andirons, onepair smooth
ing irons.
Terms and COnditions.-An the movable prop
erty payable cash as soon as sold. The lands
payable in two equal instalments-the first in
| stalment payable the 1st of December, 1874, ant
the second and last instalmept payable the Is
of December. 1875, purchasers furnishing secu
rity to the satisfaction of the ADMINISTRATIVE
the said lands remaining specially mortgaget
and vendors privilege retained, with eight pc
cent. interest after maturity until paid,
a@s AZELIMA RICHARD,
sept. 10 Natural Tutrlx.
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SALES,


Estate Of Scholastic Leger and husband.
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFTHE HON
~ orable Probate Court Of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned, admin
istrators, or by a public a~uctiOneeF on the prem
ises. at Plaquemine Ridge, III the parish of st.
Landry, on MONDAY, September 18th, 1878, the
following described property, belonging to the
estate of Scholastic Leger and husband, both
deceased, to-wit-
/. A certain tract or parcel of land, situated
on Plaquemine Ridge in the parish Of st. Ian
dry, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, being the last residence of the deceased,
bounded north hyland OF Edmond D6iean, south
by land of Mrs. Chaudet, east by land Of Felix
DGjean, II dwestby land of Mrs. Ursin Lavergne
and Jean Bite. Pr6jean, containing eighty acres.
2. One lot OF gentle horned cattle, one lot OF
gentle horses and mares, one lot of hogs, one OK
cart, one buggy, one lot of farming implements,
household furniture and kitchen utensils, the
cotton and corn crop of the present year.
Terms and COnditiOns.-The crops and all ad-
publications f0r. the sum of twenty dollars, and
under, payable cash on the day of sale; all ad-
Indications over twenty dollars, payable as fol
lows: one half on the 1st of January, 1875, and
the other half on the LIST of January, 1876. Purch,
asers to furnish their prOmissOry notes payable
to the order OF the administrators, at the office
of F. PerrOdin, Attorney at Law, IN the town OF
OpelOusas, with good and solvent security in
sOlidO, to their satisfaction; said notes bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest after matu.
rity until paid. Special mortgage and vendors
privilege retained on the property sold to secure
the payment thereof; and purchasers promising
not to sell, or otherwise dispose of said property
purchased by them to the detrimentO of this pres.
emit mortgage and privilege. Plantation to be
delivered on the LIST of January, 1874.
a4Hs CONSTANCE PREJEAN,
..a.. HOMER BOURGEOIS,
aug. 29-fp. -tr Administrators.
All persons having claims against the above
estate will come forward and present them al
my office.
F. PERRODIN, Atty at Law.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-26

Succession de Scholastic Leger ct SON
mari.
TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONO.
II rable la COur des Preuves de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu ! Pencan public, au plus
Observation-Disclosures, par les soussigne admins
%trateurs, on parun encanteurp public, sur leslieuX
a P~laquemine Ridge, dams la parOiSSe st. Lam
dry, 1e LUNDI, 80 Septembre, 1873, les propri-
etes ci-apres d6crites, appartenant 4 la success
sion de Scholastic Leger ct son mari, tOus deuX
decides, SAVIOR
1. I'm certain moroccan Ou lot de terre, situ6
sur lie Plaquemine Ridge, dams la parOisse st.
Landry, avec tOutes les batisses ct am6liOrations
qui sly trOuvent, 6tant la derniere residence de
la d6funte, borne au nord par la terre d'Edmond
D6jean, au sud par la terre de Nine. Chaudet,
a Pest par la terre de Felix DGjean, ct a Pouest
par les terTes de m Ursin Lavergne ct Jean
Bite. PrGjean, contenantq uatrev1ngt acres.
2. I'm lot de betes a cOrnes dOuces, TN lot de
chevauX ct Juments dOuces, un lot de cochOns,
une charrette a bRuf, I'm buggy, I'm lot d'impli-
ments aFatOires, meubles de maisOn ct u~stensils
de cuisine. La recolte de cotton ct de mais de Pan
nee present.
TeImes ct ConditiOns-Les r6cOltes ct tOutes
adjudicatiOns pour la sOmme de vingt piastres
ct audessous, payable compliant lie jour de la
vente; tOutes adjudicatiOns audessus de vingt
piastres payable CONNIE suit: I'M moiti6 payable
le Ter Janvier, 1875, ct Pautre Motto payable lie
Ter JanYier, 1876. Les acqu6reurs fOurnirOnt
leurs blllets prOmiss0iFes, payables a POrdro DIES
Administrators, au bureau de F. Perrodin, avO-
cat, dams Ia Vile des Ope1Ousas, avec bon ct sol
yable securite, en- sOlidO, a leur satisfaction; les
dts billets FOREFRONT huft pour cent par an din
t6r6t apres maturit6 jusqu'au Placement. Une
hypOtheQue speciale ct privilege du yendeur sera
retenus sur la prOpri6t6 yendu pour assurer lie
Placement de celia, ct les acqu6reurs promettant
de ne pas vendre on autrement disposer de Ia
dite prophets achet6 par eux u d6triment de
&c present hypOtheque ct privilege. Lhabita.
ton sera d6livr6 lie Ter Janvier, 1874.
CONSTANCE PREJEAN,
HOMER BOURGEOIS,
90 aOdt. Administrators.
TOutes persOnnes ayant des r6clamatians con
tire Ia succession ci-dessus, les pr6sentera a mon
bureau. F. PERRODIN, AyOcat.