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S.OCAL ATID 8TATZS ZTSfiia
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SALISBURY MARKET.
CORN old 70 a 72.- new 4i a 52.
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CI I 1 Wl i u a . -
FLOFR-.k75 a 4.25.
MEAL 70 a 80.
....riv in -
PdTATOEB Irish, 37 a 40 Sweet, 50.
HACOX (country) 12&15 4iog round.
EOOS 12J. a 13 .
CHICKENS $2.50 a $3 per
joz.
LA HI) 12 a 15. ;
FEATHERS now, 50.
TALLOW 10 n 12. (
KVJ:-75a80l
BEESWAY 2S a 30. "
VlIEAT-1.17(ft$L3..,
BUTTEHn 20 25.
TiIMED FRUIT - -
Apples, ,: j30 lK lb
Peaches, unpeelcd, dlA
do peeled,
Black berries, $;7 7$.
; I)oivOUT ron the y. Mark.
AVhcrt you sec a cross upon! your pa
per yotf may know that yptir time is
up and you are indebted to jthe office,
or thatyour time will soon c up. In
either event ecrul forward your sub
scription, c I
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$75,000 Iv Capk for $l.r-We call the at
tention of our reader to the . advertisement in
another col nam of the Nelraka State Orphan
Aorliim. Here is. a chance to win a fortune in
a Public Legal Drawing, nrnl at theisaine time
help a nolle and worth yinstitution
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, "NEW j,01?K Ews. Special j attention
I directed to the Prospectus of The New
Yfirk Weekly Netrs in another column.
I isa complete Democratic family iiewaXj
;ii(Kr, 'I ry it a year.
KttAME. A wrrldiog is to cojmft off in
1) cMilLtt with twelve lridtpMuli', all
k :uu y Worth of Pari. 'J'lie bride's
ir.'M if ill U of lIgiaii lace aitdlcoat nine
i.ifi-i iml d.Tara in pold. Sharaf, eharae,
I'ih- thouMiida o; people in Philadelphia
p tt aiarving (or bread.
: Artr-il J Iorriioii, Km., newly olect
l !othe L'jjiliiiure fro in LiihCoIii county,
wan lit towik jiVterday, He tunrila rnotjt
l.toiorahle men lion for the zeal wh'rch he
displayed, w our cauce in the; recent can
vhh ; nud although quite young in years
lie it already diatinnished for liin patriot
itm anci talmia. Char Observer '
The Shasta. Indian v women are said to
be the moct brautiftd srjuaws upon the
plain and in the 'valleys of California
tall, liiheol fotin. with ex pressive features,
lot'R black hair iai.Kinjro.t hints of the
wny in the ground, .' flashing 'i-yes, t!,e
Jirr.leltufhof ih Oiieiit upon the che ek
and delicate -hands feet. '
The Next H'.Hise of llepresrntalives.
The Adiniiiisiiatiou papers arc growing
in advance over their presumed injcrrased
majority' in the next llouse ot Uprrsen
tativcK. The St. Louis HYnuhlhUtn. on
-the other hand, gives the res u lit of its
falculalinna Iho probatde comtdxion of
the neit HoiiHe' fl f,,lh.- . tr.K I ,.,..,., t.
and Democrats, 13 11 (Jratitit. g.
The Empress Oarlotta still remains at
the chateau of Teiverereu. The Paiis
Steele slates that her madness has degen
erated into a kind of childishness, unac
companied by violence. -The only person
with whom she will COnvPrRP noit tn
Lwjiom she appears attached, is herlphvsi-
v ... one attends upon herself, and dines
alwsys alone au standing. All hope of
cure has Lccu given up.
The names of rthr
persons composing
in uranii .i ni-v j-.i v ti .1
late I elm of the. Superior Court for that
county ho refused to indict the Edjtors
J P,l,'lc-Iouinal fordenonrtcinga Judge
t'r Ins .official conduct, ou?ht to be pub
lished so as to let the pnllicjcnow who the
pen are that could ,not be intimidated by
JdKe Russell md forced Ho do an act
"iocn. ti.eif t-onscieuces toldlhem was
"g. We diitin'etlv T
a c w ' J J man nil tMHy
P'pnt to find a yertlicl in anv case when
ireipnn-d to do s0 ,y ft JdKP, thdr
rtion bright and justice justifies
t 1AM.I
are clad that Andrew .T..f.n.A-
" lea.ed for Gonpica i Tennesel, hm
ly that f uc h a man an Horace Mayoard
'cted, We had honed that th ( n..
f rvat.ve non,iuec ( Gen. CIh a. ham) would
tn VTt" " l'Ut lh ""Jwiifi-Me con-h-
r caused t he eU'ctioo of . bitter radical.
. , . - 7-"" puonc men, but
o-u-nneiti man u not a disoriraner
may adv,8C a certain course od '.
JIIIMI ll k i
v vicwa, but he ought lo
Prrt the-nomiuee of the n.,riv to wl,;,l,
; fr;1?." l, Andrew Joh.o,,,
LeliiB neatly honored l,v "1 '
' Irnnece and after llillfi the hWe
1,1 lJ,e Ho'.'i could not rest ii,
1 bt umst rtliv for
,(,,., , , b" v" "ou 0 10
I" t 8 ITOOll lIfTln.n .....1 1 '
v , v '- .nnu a cooa man.
P I1 liiri. I. 1. .". ... . 1 .- .
t ..v mi!. goi ui quietus now.
, Democrat.
PjlAItISKPTsr . TI
deal .f -.Phaii5.eciim oi the I.m,
ef thaa thou" port i iho 1...
ltm, lf on hi- Democracy or Con;
j -u,ui ana yet refunea to lijlow the,
x -m'hb nia leaders oi Uie Democratic and
r. Vrtt4 ff Virginia in their nimort
"lail Who Jllt lf.n (rnm .r
rttt 1 ....... im-.uzai
7 v.heit it became hnm lesrilv
; . J m-' 1 UJI
a"y f us better, morcdionest, or wiser
,7"l?,,.,ter. ,'Staarr,; Smith, Daldwin,
"?. ithera. Kern ner. Marve. Iveteher
, o-"-aiiy, AeaKe, aiMi many omers
10 have hc.if,. .: . 1 . .j : -.,
.1 , e- ""vivre acrvcu iue council
'"C hi ate ai.d .tt- ah r-.u.
t,,.i. uwii nn t lueae
r oerapii -tl .1 ; e 1 1 ' 1
, -- iaa.ep invneiuior ureeiey
rIoriu. ad
1: J w vmu ir viu
to W,ici. L rp(,ctivr- -belong
Ln.-i
-... K ior Miewey 1 nut
ol - ,l ttf 8W 'take the State
tlw
teP
Itpd
0U -Dywhburg Virginian
,n" rrilllilLL I . ' - - .s'rt'- j
v"ti! ft, 1 f;-JoxDox; Nor.
h;ii. -v- - rt'""' me principle on
h,ch the b:are. teced,d from U.do8
opiKwed to tepoblicanyni, ; which it de
iuucca a d.iUcatianl aa!,ilUi h
""vyJ "'-joniyand as identified with
Pr.8uauna political corruption. I,, con-
4,uce none supremacy of the,HepU
Lean party ihe Mates- are loaded with
enormous debts ; foreign holders of their
securities will receive nothing.. TKe Ue
puhncans are responsible alao for the in
urrections ni Cuba, the anarchy in Mexi-
p ",,u r1"3 uratr or me Emperor Ma
Man. Uhe D.mocratsi however, are
axix
no
The London Daily Telegraph, referring
to the re-election of General G.ant, says
that no one deserved better f hi
or is worthier of a place among the illus-I
trioiis men w1jo h.ive hu-W n
aidential office. " Ensldnd 'h hJ nao
to comp uiaof mauv thin !.,, iu:.i...
f1.1 P"cy lowards her has never been
Wly petulant or hostile.
The TeleeTanh honea tf,!. TT:j
tatef will now take care nf f,.r,".,
uua. it believes that the West
lidst demands their attention.
and
THE J. BRIXTON SMITH MYSTERY
INVESTIOATIOX BY THE CoBOSR'S JlTBY.
STARTING DEVELOPMENTS.
Coroner's Jurv SQil.lllOntl tit Snraat!.
gate te cause of the sudden death of the Rev.
yr o. wriutuu u ith, which tecirred about
fur wetdts aco, an 'account of h,U
appeared in the News, and ndjoarised until
the stomach aud brains uf the dis-ceased could
be examined by first-class Philadelphia ex
perts, uiet on yesterday, whn the report of I
the celebrated Dr. , Oenth. of Philadelphia. I
no uiHUe the exaiuiuatiou, was refd by the
t.orouerv ,
1 he following in formation, though not
ofncial, (as the Coroner positively refused to
give us any,) may relied upon as correct:
I he report of Dr. Genth, was iu substauce
than he stomach contained strychnine, the
brains indicated the effect ofstrychmne hav
been received iu the stomach ; strynnine was
iu the glass from whieh the Dr, drank the
seidhtz piwer, and spoou. which was used to
sweeten with sugar the selditz tMjwder, had
strychnine upou"ir.
The jury rendered a verdict in accordance
with the the facts, as follows : That Dr. J.
Brinton Smith came to his death by poison!
auuiinierea i.y the hands of Mrs. Frances
A. Mann, his daughter, and Mrs. tMnith,
wife of the deceased. j,s the custodian of thW
wherein the strychnine was. kept, was par
ticei erimtnis to the act.
New developments will follow to-day,
and as they will be public, a full report will
appear iu the News.
From the Philadelphia North American No
VeiubtT 4.
M ELTIXGOF GOLIXATTIIE MINT.
Saturday morning the Lnited States
Mint commenced meliing the first inetaU
u.ent ($1,000,006) ortwenty million gold,
pieces," which during the ensuing month
flre to, be retained into Iar-er denomina
tions, i These pieces, were of inconvenient
size, a?id the G jvennne. a has experienced
tioubhj in issuing them i,r larger quanii
lies. This indued the Government to
take theru from the sub-Treasurv iu X, w
lor, where theyjhave been idle the
ast i
lew years, and pface the metal
desirable shape.
in a m ire !
roin 184l, Iu n the first one dollar
gdd-pieces were coined at the Mint'in
tins city, to 18G7, when the coinage w.m
j popped, there has been $17,709,442 made
... x tiuaot ipiiia jinn atoned It 1? pre
sumed that the whole issue of one dollar
gold-pieces will Amount to over thirty
millions.
;One million of gold dollars, when first
issued by the Mint, will weigh 3,GS6
pounds avoirdupois, or a fraction over one
ton ('.wer.ty cwt.) and foursfifthg. Jn
twenty millions of dollars we have nearlv
thirty-three tons. The loss by abrasi ii
in one million of dollars is $4.40S 37. In
other words $20,000,000, used ten years
Joses S8,1G7 40. If the twenty million
pieces to be melted were piled in a per
peirdicular line 4hey would reach eleven
and five-sixths uwles. Were the nieces
laid flat cn a level plain they would ex- i
ictm one om.dred and fifty-eight miles.
57rlnmpliant for Swenty Tears.
More than twentyvearsao theMrsTAXo Liki
mknt made its ffetjtt in the West. r Its cures of
the various external disease ofhorsesar.d cattle
astonished the planters and farmers of the Miss
issippi and Ohio Valleys, and a demand for it
ipi miKnp wnicn necessitated its manufacture on
an extensiy scale. Soon thediscoverv was
inade that4 was a grand specific for rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia earache, -toothache, and other
external ailments of mankind. Then it was
tried a a healing, pain killing application, in
cases of outward injury, such as cuts, hruises,
burn, spasms, Ac., and Was found cquallv ser
viceable. The fame of the new remedy for
some of the most painful ills that afflict mankind
and the lower animals, .spread rapid I v. and
MlSTJfa LlNIMEXT soon took run'.' 111 prprv
State and Territory of the Union as a staxdak!)
CURE.
$1000 Reward is offered by t lie proprietor
of Dr. pierce'a tiolden Medical Discover), for
a-medicine "Liver, Complaint", and all diseases
urismgirom 4 ni purity of the blood, as Eruption.
Pimples, Bloteheii, BoiK etc. j
THE WARNING HAS BEEN HEEDED.
Since the exposure of the attempts made
by certain unscrupulous local dealers, to
palm off their coarse astringents, made fro'n
cheap aud impure materials, iu the place of
the great national tonic, Hostett r'a Stom
ach Ritters, public opiuion has set atronslv
Jigdinst these empirics and their prepara
tions. 1 neir occupation is gone, or soon
I"1 WheUtiie light is let into decep
t ion-it soon wits dovrra. . Perju'm who trifle
witlr-their )-u health, by using unknown
preparation.-, with no guarantee to sustain
thein, when an .established sjiecifio, proven
hy twenty year experieiaje to bo exaetly
what it is claimed to be. u withiu their reach.
are sure to repent their temerity. Many have
done, ao in this instance, but it is hoped that
the truth plaiulv spokeu has arres ed the
vil. In the meantime the demand for the
leading prideetive and restorative niedieinei;
of America was nev
7. '
r si great as it haif expiration of 00 dags and if not paid or sat
1 the feycr and as&faetorilg arranged Credit mil be slopped at
oeen tins seasoin r r.m tne tvr and ague
districts of the west, south west, aud south,
it is laterally oei whelming, and it tnay.be
said of .he advices from all parrs of the
country of the cures it w eflketins iu disnep-
sia. bilious complaints, and ch route consti-""
pation, that .''their name is legion." Every
where th sick and feeble-, seem-to have re
alized the importance of. ."b'dding fat that
whieh is good," and jf avoiding what is
sporiius aud dangerous.7, .ft' ,
ihe numerous -Bitler. under various
lames, wbicji mercenary dealers endeavor to
ihfttiifu r..i tr.u.. c....n..lk ti:i..-
substitute for
should be avoided, ; for iheir own sakes. by
f M!k and. th public at large,.: ll5tel
Bittera a-e"prot;urable in ''.bpttlecooly.
new told, in bulk. .
. t loan? than if vod would.
his world.lstop your day dreaming, that
listless rifling- Ghoose some trade or pro-
teasioua.nd then maMen it. Have an oh.
ject in if, and vork to attain it. It
-numberlone in ymr profession, or calling
whatever it, m iy he. Be honeM, upri-ht.
muusirious pome and persevering, and
you will live honored and respected, and
die rich and happy;
Ufv.jMr.i Gibbons, has just returned
from his vinit to Colorado. ""Bays it is a
fine country, hat would prefer living in
North Carolina.
DIED,
lit this citvinn th 9th ntiimn, nr.. o i
J j -.uvr. .uiR, CUUI
ua
it ' vtar oi ner age.
Mr. Jamesjwas a native of SaIihory and
hved io be amonR the oldest of iu inhaUiant-.
ner clul.treii, onlv one norvivea tvr Manv
were her a81ieiiion, but she hore them all with
christian, patience and resignation, and the
lxrl ha., nOW kfclivered hero.it of them all. In
Iier last honnUhe expressed an eaKer desire to
depart and be With Jesua. For fi.rtv-five years
Roe was a consistent nl h. r..if .
c , r " "huh; iuiiuh trr uiioe
bavior, and a mpmU nf r-
Church in her native town.
J. R.
Mr v" p vh 27th nit, of Pneumonia,
Mr m. KXlalea, in the 39Ui vear of hw a?e!
Wl.'f and f"r children are loft behind to
mourn the lowi f a kind i,i.-j .!...:
f .u ii ,r ""in aim nuet-i inn
ate father. Mr. Ga e wa ;,i.,.;. j
jeaee:blecitijien,anda cronoistent n.euiWr of
tne 1 resbyterihn tlnir. h nfs,!;,..- tl l
h life seemed to necessary to hia helpleVs
bmilv yet thl Master fcM de- ided otherwS
The del,rtum pf fever prevented all expression
of religions hope in hU last hotir, but he uni
form tenor of 4A christian life conatrains u" to
hope that it is' well with; him.
J. R.
AdministrSo?sNa
f T.LP?SMn8 h.ayn8 ehim gint the estate
Attention Everybody!
sonil WVlng C!"in,,S aRainSt W' Wat
boo or T. C. Watson, either as princi pallor as
security will present the same to Burton Craige
on or befor the 25'h day of December, 1872.
Ry so doing they may benefit themselves, and
oblige the undersigned.
Nov. ll, 1872. W. F. WATSON,
Gw:-9 T. C. WATSON.
A ST ll AY COW.
A small tlaekvno-horned cow, with blaze in
the face, crop oh" and split in the left ear, and
bell on ha been at my house since about the
1st of October, 1872. The owner can have her
by proving property and paying for this notice
and other expenses.
SKit-pdr MRS. CA ROLINA BROWN. !
IttiSB KIcSaa-RS.A'S- will open her
iTvirnv1 8k ?f Fa" and Winter MIL
IAN LR Kiturday the oth of October, and will
be ple;ued to wait on all who will give her i call
Salisbury, Oct. lil, 1872. ' 13
The Great Democratic Journal.
j THE XEY TO UK
Weekly Nerc
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32IJJ. WOOD, Editor : PropT.
A Mammoth Eight Pa0'o Sheet, Fifty-six
Columns of Reading Matter.
: Contains all the nem, foreign, domestic, polit-K-al
and general, with full and reliable market
reports, fcach number a!so contains several
short stories, and a great variety of literarv,
agricultural and scientific matter, etc., etc. ct.n
stimting, ,t w donfidently asserted, the most
complete weekly newspaper in this country.
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Persons desiring to act as agents supplied with
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SALISBURY, X. C,
Novmber 1st 1872.
m
1 he Firm of Theot F. Khittz A Co., is this
. I .1 .T.....l 1.. .1. . 1 1 - -
,ay iir..cu oy uie wunurawai ot l)r. C. A.I
Henderson, ihe bonnes wii! be conducted
as licretofore by Thco.! F. Kluttr.
We are grateful to pur frinds and' the public
for the very generous patronage given us, and
tpist it may be continued to the succeeding
member of the firm, j
Our accounts are all made out, and will be
presented at oiice for payment. Our frienda will
oblige ua by settling promptly.
ITIIEO. F. KLUTTZ,
(S:tf.) , p. A. HENDERSON.
THE0. Fi KLUTTZ
(SUCCESSOR TO THBO. F. KLtTTZ A CO.)
Druggist Pharmacist,
SALISBURY, n. a
v Enconragml by past &"ce? I shall contin
ue the Drug bnsiuess iu all its branches with
renewed e ergy, and unremittiiig personal
attention to 11 thelleitails-of busiiiess. No
effor s shall be spared to supply my custom
era with Pure. Fresh and Reliable Medicines
at the lowest possible prices. Physician's
Orders aud Prescriptions fluiJi always havty
prompt and carefu- personal attention.
The necessities of th? tiiri compel me
to adopt as nearly as possible 1 he 1 ash sys
tem. All accounts trill l oi-?;,' nt
once. . . . ! i ;
I trust that my frietids will remember me
wrheu needing anylhing in the Drug line.
THEO. P. KLUTTZ.
8:-tf. . j
: r. A CARD, i
-Dr. IIexdeksox retires from the Drug bus
iness with the iuten'ion of resuming the Prac
tice of Medicine at an early dav, and desires to
return ranch thanks for the liberal patronage
given the firm of Kliiltx j& Co, and trusts that
the same may be continued to his friend and
successor Mr.Theo. F. Kluttx. T . '
J'Mr.'Klutu .is a gentleman of eoergyand
promptness, and a Druggist on whom all can
rejy jrith perfect confidence. , ' 1 i
8i tt
hereby nor K.-,t i.. .i,:i.. .1 r , . "Ki"-" nit-e 01 me c k of the Shim- ' . , i, K, .. .w.,
dineToiS" MiuiYt9 T'T S,Vb',r3r " V o'" e- j Us, f priz,. , (h. Tl.. in,
i. V r'. u'c u,e nay ot Govern- cember. xr mw' anJU.u. t ' . scriotnin of i ... mu -..-.i 1 .' . com.-f,r .r
''piiuilM .HIISOII. (iif'filwH ! t. .1 .:: r. . , 1 ll'Kt' Ii JM I liv....i :.... T: l. . ...... I ..... r ... I
uer, a. u. IX, 6. , " - -- - : cuinpiaini in tins . ,' 1 ,,r w '"i. an-i other ,,. .-
WTrr.T-ir m. itse or the suit will be heard -cruarle as to l,,.Vfr.u,aUo" 'r ci.v to the Disirii-i.tion. P1 Keri" A
Nov. 13. 1872.1 A : : 1- U)em- . r"1,wnt'''.v one urderinu them. All h i-1 . . .
' Aiiir ron8 , ,w oo... .lx :-boyden, c. s. c. "' -:"u "l' Jy i. is;
L -otii yw. I.OU. i.n;rrnr, K. II S K
-IM tt mm m .-L - .
ca7- want jo enjoy now the- fruim of
Our book are posted nod ready for wiile
nient.ln our aWnce Mr. George Bnlo,- C.
K. Barker will receive money and give receipt
for theam. ,
l: tf.) t SUMMERELLjOAITIIER.
SETTLE UP
All those indeUed tonjefor at, Script ion to
the iianuKT, for advertising or job work are
respectfully reouestl la .m2 5 ?
tie up wuhowt further .lelay. C.rn, Wheat
riour. leaM. or anv country nr.A.. .
exchange for claims and the market prw-e allow-
eu. T T UTL'in i
Sept. 5,-51.tf
SMITH'S iMPROVED
raxcnt Well Fixture.
E call the attention ..f tl,
a lu.i.a de iuveut.,U- .It is e,illy ree..,,,
ineude,! to ,,rivHtl. f4Illi!Wv- IMlvni.
rut for qu.ck filii,,. fnli emptying and eae
in drawing. For durability it is fu.urps
ed having an Iron covered Top. the wiiMl
Us: rope ad bucket are protecteu f.o.n th
weather. It ,s so rrat,Ke,i Hs to ,-ee.ire ab-
r .1 J fr,"n HCK'1- the I, ud
of the most careless, aud willfully uegtigut
-MERONEY Ac HRO.
7:-tf.
NORTH CAROLINA. flrtrior tn
Iwwan County. Petiti to ell IaikI.
John Freeze, Lidia lUker and othen.
Thomas Freeze, Amanda EarnUeartand others,
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that Thomas Freeze, the heirs ot
Henry r reeze, the heirs of Diel Free.-and
Lojeuzo Larnhtart and ife Xinanda are uon
I. 7. ii is oruerfi Dial adver-
ri(tini 1 1 .i i .i wi.i.k : . : . i i . . i
. , Carolina ateiMinn
or kia weeKS no:ilvinr the said nnn r.wi,l
R. V.
PKICE. T I P.,rr.
V S IVi , S .
PRICE & BRO.
toe Removed
TIIEIft
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
To Phillips' Old Stand
j OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE.
W here they will continue to Sell Flour.
Meal, Fresh Meats. Racon. Lard. Butter.
Lffcs. Coffee. Teas SURar, Salt. Pickles. Mo
lasses, Are , together wnlf a. large and varied
stock of household and talkie" uecestities.
Ri;ing your country produce to
ltm n PRICE 6c BRO.
(I7:tf)
A. M. Sullivan. J. p. Goax.
NEW OPENING.
'PlIE undersigned having anociated them
I selvo ia bu.i;ics under the nun name of
A. M. SULLIVAN, CO.,
UA VK opened in R. J. flohne' new h-iild-tiig.
next iir to the Hardware Store
...I.... 4 t T I 1 I t .
wnt-i--. 1.1 oc pieaeu to cv i t old and
1 new f.-iends. They have a magnititenl nK.iu
tue largest ami best in town and
-A. ZLiarso tSs Splondlci
STOCK OF GOODS,
COMI'IUSIN'O a trneral ntitrtmrut. Hard
ware excepted, and will gaarra:i?ee as
good bargains us can be sold bv a:iv House in
the South. They will deal heavily i'n (JrM-eries
and country Piodnee. bnviug and selling, and
invite all who wish either to lni- .r c-ll to call
on C;om A. ii. SL I.I.I V a X t Co.
Jau -llh, 1S72. r.:tr
RIBBONS, MILLINARY
A2TD STRAW GOODS,
1872.
White Goods. Embroideries. Ac.
AUMSTROXSTCATOR & CO.
Importers. Manufuctoreia siul Jointers
Bonnet Triming, Neck and S.ish Ribbons,
eiyel KibUms, Neck Ties. Bonnet Silks,
Velvets and Cra-es, Flowers. Feathers,
Ornaments, Frames, &c.
PTRW Pf Mr I) LA Its ,d rini.ilKt i
H.iS, VR'MMlD AMI tNTHIMM 1.
And in tonnecting Wareroonis
White. CJimkIh, Linens, Lmbioid; 1 h s,
La-e, Nets. Coliars. Stts. Handkerchiels.
He id Sets ii;.,
Nos. 137 and 130 .Bait. St., Baltimore, Md.
These good are maniifac-turetl v iHnrk..,..l.i
! for directly from the European ond An.lr.
ican Manufacturers, embracimr all ihe laie-t
novelties, uneqiialed in variety and cheapness
in any market.
Orders filled with care, promptness and dis
pa tch.
5l-3ri: pl.
WILLIAM VALKNTINE,
THE BAItBER,
I RETURNS RIS THANKS to his OLl
V IIUEXDS aud the Public for tDe!ilerHl
atn.ijiitfe heretofore extended to him. 'J
lnfo-ms them that he has titled up a new and
V 'MIUIOUIVUD
Skop, ia Dr, ' Hendertson's Brick-
Boildingr, ZLoom Uffc a.
where he would be pleased to see them. Re
guarantees to give satirdaetion in every case
lie has in his etnpW ot the bet 11 iir')re-sers
m AVestera North Carolina, ne request a call
from all.
'SaJLshurii. X. C. Pec 17, IHH9
JV)tf
OP ALL KINDS
Fmnished to order, at Short Notice, at Steam
Saw Miil on Western N. C. IL R.. twenty miles
from Salisbury.
Price at mill Si. At Salisbnry 81,20
Kiln Dried at Salisbury, SI. 50.
CTER.IIS CM II.
: f : R. II. COWAN.
CHAIGE&CUAIGE,
ATTOUSEVS AT LAW,
Soliritors in panhrnplrt).
lri"8pcclal Attention paid to Proceed iugs
in Bankruptcy. . ' -' '
Sept.iSj-f lrSmot.
rirra oi BurunicrrH s tlaiif1(.r WJ tnj
wuh the year. Tl,o indited to , ty utxoJt
HI pleaxe come forward an. I nettle on" We
have laborwl faithfully for our patient, for to
UTERPIUSE
The
only Reliable Oift IL,trit.in : .u.
IH IUC
Conntrr I
8(50,000 00
xm v alu ao its oiriai
TO US M-ntlhUTKI) IX
I-. D. SINE'S
153th REG I LA U MONTHLY
Gift SNTPRPPivr
To be drarrn JUW.j. A or. 25th, 1S72
TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF
$5,000 each in Greenbrcks 1
Two prizes ?1,0001
Five prue. I'jtch in GRFEXR triv-a
1 en prizes $lo,'lj
1 Horse d Ilnjwy, with Silver-monnte Harno.
tFH Tn iM,l,-T 0,ir'aS M -bine's worth
VWeai-1.1 F.r. (!l. Amrrin Huntinl
Watche. worth 1'2.j enrh T.. i.j.-j. .1
-Alia a d i mmr m axi.i
" "lCJ' each ! 800 GUd
an,! .Silccr Lrrcr Hun'!;,, '.,trh(., ,n
Whole Wn-aber of Gifts,- '6,500
Tii k ts Lfiii: d to co.uan
Oliver Ware. Irr A-,.
AGENTS WASTED , s,U
t., w HMI1 f
ll P l- 111 11 us will '. t, ,5,1
I5ox 80.
101 W. Fifth St.
Oct. ol 72-1 v.
t lKCINXATl, O.
T.J. FOSTER & WES1
Buy and ell all kiiida of produce whole
sale dealers, iu wb:kcy &c.
Ordcia solicited.
Ixxiss Stuket,
Refer to Salisbury, N.C.
I). A. DAVIS. Pinker,
JXO. 1 SIIAVKR, Esq.
MOCK & BROWN,
HON. N. D'JVDEN.
0ct' 31 2mf-
OMAHA LOTTERY
To be Drawn in IVi'di , Kr. :Oih, K72
Tickc. S ;Uhoii To. J?5.
licket wnt by Kxrett t.'. o. !.. if J-sirt-J
t t.raml Cash IVize
1 traiid Cali I'rize "
f 73. 000
.... IHKI
oran,! easu rr..o ,5WR,
1 ('rand 1 Mh l'i .. 10000
1 ( asi. -rut- ;;; ;;;;;;; 6m,
1 ( ah fr.r.- ll(M(
2 '-h I'ri7.e. i J(mki ""ii". ...".".,"" , 000
4 I'asti lri-. .o!i o i ', o i.ii
t ash I'riar". imo,.,,i. n
For b i.ji ,t. ,.; I'r.z.-- ! f. r ir-M':,r.
1Us LtMi i;i,t.v.r M- ,.,! i , t! r l.ipl r.t I
........... . ... i-.t I ):- I,, .-m en.
Mi- i ii .ted nui.a.,r.i I .'. OII Lund Cl be
fuioi-l.-. t!i ,0 a j,!.
AM lri7. Will .;ll-t it, ('. .cenib W4!kT.
Sc. for tail -MrtVulai a!uri-
J. M 1' vl TKK.
Ni' -
n:-r. I.vik-ih!
,'innaper. 'n l a.
FOR SALE.
The Raildin;: rn Dr. Se.nini. : r. M I ..
for-
merly ul I.y l.im a nn otr.ee. il,.r!.. '
A nr
rn niroe of pun li.i-in- would do w II 10
c.iJI on the undersigned. The hnilding can be
easily moved, as it has r.o cl.in.in v.
lino-Vi J.J. Sl'MMERELL.
SAMfFI. RKEVn. Jr. JoX HEAR.,.
200 HKAD OF 1JEKF
Cattle Wanted.
The under-iied wil, t purcha-eTwo Hun
derd fine B-.im f .i-ib., f ,r w lic'i ihev are pre
pared l pay the hihtt ca-h prVt-s."
Tiny would alo inform tiie t itizc ns of S.ili
hury that ihey are fnt ni-!.in- il.e market -sill,
Ut l four time es-I, wee!;; camel v : n M. ndav,
euncMlay, 1-r'day a:.d S.-iturdav in.. mini:.'
, . REEVES tS.: BEARD.
I I m :
Dissolution.
TilKi-rm of B; ;iki:A- Fnx is this dar
oi-s..vi bv niutual
Sept. 12,' 172.
consent.
The undersicned will continue to attend to
sale- i'k Town or count rv wh-n ealb-d npnn
,f-v- ' J. K. BLRKK.
Copartncrh p Dissolution, i
The
eopir'ner-'ii:.!.. t. (,f..r. xl-tii.-.l.-iu-.v....
-Mr- ..rrell .el Mb,,,!, -.v v, d .
) I f 1 1 T . - w .
. MimuinT, i,: tr 1 t! -,. 1,-iir.-. M,.
vorn-ii n.-ivins ur 1.-1 -- -J l.r n.t-nri
and aceoiit,: ibie. Mrs. C.Tn il h
, - " o.iv ivm hi .-iih k 1
d.uvo,,,,: due. Mrs. Crnil h:. ..... a;. 1
esno, ,,,nd ,0 "H.ot p " , r, jx.r.ed. !,.. j
11 ion inue to arr on the bn-n.s hcret-e ,
-e. Mic wi,l receive :i new Min-kof iiiiJIii.ery i
does not intend to "Mint
w 1
fire
Roods iii a tew days, and from time to linu . mat-'e
auoi!inn n ner ihimiuss inav re.pi ire.
Slie mdieits a coniiniianee of patronage, and
tniM she will be nbh- to itive usual satisfaction
-O t. -J4.;tf. MRS. II. A. CORRELL.
NOTICK
TO ALL WHO ARE CONCERNED.
I am ncain under the tu-itv of calling on all
who are due me to call and make immediate
settlement.
Now I mean just what I ay, aud no one has
a rulit to thick this in meant lor some one else,
for it U meant for vou. '
e .. , R- I. BtSSRXT.
balisbury, S pt. .1, 1S72. 3:tf J
RKWARI) .5.
House br..kU op. 11 and Moi.eV HUleu.
from the Ut t, ibe 4-.!, of ,, Ir,s,? nlT"
honse in Davjd-N.il Co,,,.,-, W;w broken open,
and the following smJen : One SPaJi One-hui,-
tJn :'Ur "t' ?2,1 Twm.iv Ioilar
ijill; i.l-o Speeie, ibe .i.'iount not known.
A reward ol Twtmy -five lllar will be giv
en for the recovery ,f ibe moneV
SARAH W. LI M BOUGH.
Davidson c,,., . ('.
Oci. tih 1872. 4 St.
3IcMNFNS, SMUT
and C'EJKE.I.G TIacIiinca.
THRESHING MACHINES &
HORSE POWERS
Several.varieHes.on wheels or witho.it.
CID2U and UTZHS XaCXX-XS-.-
thc harHlieat thiiig out.
APPLE and PI3ACH PAXU2IL3
Corera sod Blicers labor saTera. '
V warrant all theae ankles to'giva aatia
taction or co sale.
CRAWFORDji IIEJLIO.
12-tf;
i
XX.wJ v
AMERICAN
S. E. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets
ORGANIZED. 1850. CHARTER Perpetual
Assetls, $3,638,864.88. 'z:r
GEORGE -VT. HILL. President. J01IX S. WILSON', Serretarf-
wv U OF TRUSTEES.
t. ALEXANDER WHII.DKV -
ALR-rT,
ISAAC II AZLKIIURST i n
GEO. W. HILL. ' Ss? t it";
Issues all forms of Life
LOWEST RATES POSSIBLE.
ALL POLICIES
' I IT illrnm... .
m niit..l 1..:.. . .. , . J
KelLible
"f"" ""'" '" "1 "IT'J
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
" ,TL,e firm """''oforc exisiing nnder the name
01 .mills A U yue ia ihU dav di.trt I,, i
till,
ehted to the lute firm will please
M-iiivnierii im j 1 e r.
Lu to whom ail rl.iim are dij.
Mli;i A. IX)YPEN.
2
W.J MILLS T. U.KIRX8. 1. It. KTRX8
MILLS, KERNS & CO.
anoLnsALK am ri-.ul
And Cczmisica 2te2sts,
Svi.iiinrtiT. March 1st, 1?2.
Keen constantly on band a lai-e and choice
tnk of OENE1LVL MERCHANDISE
e.imnini: i;ry .h.!. (Jr.Keri.-s, Ware el
of which they h,u!,1 i-pt LsIly intnti'.n
Sugar and Coffee, of all grades, I
MOLASSES.
RACON.
LARD.
SOLE and
Ppl r I.EATlIElt.
Slloi A; nMTS,
JIATS.
RON NETS, j
MACK R EL,
SALMON TROPT
FLOFR and MEAL
SOARS.
PEPPER and Spp ES
Toll Act o.
I Ii H ' ii' ..r .11
, iwmi anvavs on Ji4n.J. or c l,.,i e .jiw.hM .
i "E-jKiil attention givn, t ,
j mcnts and prompt r- turu m.i-le
2 1 If
DO YOU LOVE ME?
A and Ivtinc jK-r'ome, itl
vari, it of thrr ,-xiracts for th-
a rrral
bnlidkrr-
ci.iti, inclndinc all kind
f ti.i!i- ' 'T'-t h . .1
C. R. BARKER A I o s Dm2 Store.
DO you wi.h to ei.joy j, sr.H.,1 .
try -j:iie cf the g;.u..ie Ji
o-Ve f J h. ,
ivai.a Ciji 1
j.im tiifn ei 1
C. R It AKKEi: 1 C.i-S Dr.:- s,
v ) 1 TANN"I:''S :'. m.;. .od
" ' I 1 run.Mireil Machine Oil m
low prices at
C. R BARKTR A- CO S Dr,:S Store.
'E RI-PECTFl'LLY call the at
of Ph;it iai., Min-h.ilt and ihe
generally to our well selected Mock of
itletition
ne public
Drugs, Chciieils, Pait.ts, 0,h,
Varnishes, Brushes, JtVr Stufs,
Jsun,s, LtiHj Futures, de., de.
.. 0(H)1 warranieil. imre. fre.h and
i cecioie, and ptico k. thr- i;.
.'in oniers prompuy atun.Ud to.
Ktvial
1. ire a no ami.tun given to tnir prtscripwun de
partment. C. R. BARKER A Co
Dm r-i-t.
Snccts..r to Jxi. II. '.-xi-,l
Sali-J.iry. . ('
2T..if
Administrator's Notice
Ail pir-on ha'.i.'ig claim against the ea'ate
of Dr. M A. Lkr.dM-M. are herel.r ni.tiT.I
kiioiaIiil.it the nnie to the nnder.ii'ot l. t.r.
01 aiuiiu inennieio tlie nnder-iirned Ufore
the I at d..v of J.n.Mrv. A. D., 73 And
a!! per-on. indebted to Mid ti-tateVe r.nesud
to make payment ..m,Hlr, a but verr short
indulgence will be givtn.'
.S. F. COWAN,
A .Im V 7r. .V. A . L.kt de'd.
Sept. I2il, IS72. tf:
bit. jVv iiiiivviT
DENTIST.
Havinf located in SalUbunr, solicit a prae
lice in the town and -irroorniinf country.
CZZAILOSS MODEXLATZ3
OPPICK '
McNerlg Building, Entrant to
MeNcelif's Hall. 4 jra pd
NORTH CAROLINA,). . . f,
Davie CorxTY. ) """Superiortourl.
IL II. Pas Acnee, lift".
f'OdiwW
GeoiyeD. Sprtxis. Oe..rge R.Carter, Robert
Daniel and wife Nai.-y, Ot.rjre W. Kf'iv ainl
his wile Ham ah, Djvid Kindriek and I.U
wile Harriet, I.ncy HoIIenrsworth. Tl.oruas
Jone, tH,re Johm nd two oibr c'.ildrrn
ofSallie Jones, who wa a daughter of Martha
Knriuiu. .l.i.. ..r I..L.h v. . 1
Jaiuc Smiih and I wo other cbiblrrn of Jane j
danrbtcr of said Martha Snm... I..f 1,..' t
praring to the satisfaction of ibe Court, that
defendanu (ieorge R. ( arter, R4-rt Daniel and
wife Nincr, Ocorge D. Kelly and wifc Hannah,
Dnvid Kindrick and hi wife Harriet, Lucy
II ollenr worth. Th. roaa Jones and two other
children of Sallie Jones, det-'d whw name are
not known and James Smith and two other
children of Jane Smith whoa nam 1 are un
known, are m-tt-reaidti.t of ili Slate: It U
therefore ordered that pibIicaton b made in
the "Carolina Watchman. a newnpaper pcd!:h
ed in Salisbury, N. C, f.ir 4a week aiirceiwive
r, f,,r the ctefrCMlnts abrc named to appewr at
Ihe office 0 ihe lerk of the Superior Conrt. at
the Court llmi-e in Mockville, on the 2nd day
of December, 1872, and anwer the com plaint of
HaintilTor the fame will le heard ex parte as to
them.
.Thu tSth day of October A. D. 1S72.
II. R HOWARD, C 8. C
9 tf Davis Caaxa
072231.1333
'LIFE lifc'dSAtlCE CO. OF Pfiiis-'-
f I
SVC'
np v ' n A' CA1TK1
hV.t.V. K. IHIXN
CATTKLL,
JAS. L. CLAliHOIiX. JXoLNASiKii
and Endormcnt
Policies,
X0.V - F0R FEITA BLE.
. i . -- . - ' , .
k letter u Io u
rev. l. r. wat. rcn Et.
?tateu!Je,X. 0'.
lmr.rn.-a:fr) -
GOOD ADVICE.
dented low pric-0
Now after hoii rlcanirr, rem had Um
n you nreo in their line and ro lU ..J
1 - . .nut man 10
. , oo ran ao
bny at inrx
to go and Ptm
r there than lo
all ywir fritcda
R. & A. Murphy's
NEW STOCK OF
FALL I WINTER GOODS
For 1872.
fen of I.o-tn ai.J tU atLoinin cuwt.Ut iXmi
c are now rervitir.; .J vinii g its
L A ll G E S, T
AND
-MOST ELEGANT
St.k of 0air r
: hil.ii e.tir nuiutr.
it . .
l.e ever t0 ft
if irt.d. and emtotat r
i . u vcnaati punt
.. Uk up Uiywn. f. , . ,ur rt,!fif,. iud
H.U adt v C4, J
I EX AM INK on; STOCK,
! and pric Ufor rrhaif K anvtLir
j We have a larir f-cTr; t f all liMn
j Dry Goods,
I
V. A$, .SA.-t n,,I CtUers fir Lndi'i,
I hrr UtNi miu . 1..... v.J .
Gent, .1- atidChiUrcn, ail good
f-L (and NJe-f y worlj
CLOTHING, MOCKERY, HATS
f-V, Notfon, Ghts, Hosiery, Fancy
CfVxtt, SJe leather, Ctlf Skins,
Lining Skins, Druggs, Spice,
Sxipt, and a Lirg.
Stock
of Fino
.
; oti.t. Syr;rj., Igi h 7 ahd Col Urn Ties.
i fi... . 1 -
... . - . ..v., v..viir ortu
and infat nertrlr evrr:l,;(, wat.ird and all at
LOW PRICRS.
j Returning our thanki tr the p- trni.ar mm
IiU-rall b.t. tJ on ua iure c o-rdi
March Ii, m t trn-t by frict atut.lM.. i.. bu-i-od
poIitciirM lu our ruiojur u lutti;
Cocuniiaiilie of the an:.
V rr Rt-'i'etlf.iIlT,
r. d- a. Mi'Rpitr.
mm all . a
teiitimi.
our prompt
ROUT. MTRrilY.
AXDuw uvuvmir,
Salisbury, Oct- 17, 1972. (i7:y)
NORTH CAROLINA, I In tL SmrU, ,
AUIiMTarvntTT. Coors.
fcarih Watf, naJeUa"
Rubin Watt AdmiuUaUvr r.f Bet.'amla tfsft
dxJ, IL 1 Steele and wil Inni, Jrnct,
Pt-rlivr and wife Elii.UtU, Sum lUrriAgtot)
and wife S-rah Mirhel Swaira and wift
Crolii, J.J. WatU, Latkiu II. June and
wife Crew, William Il irrr anj wife Klia
aWth. Nelly Jonc, WiMis.o Jorr and wifs
"rcy, AoJrrw .Sie atl wife Sarah, TV.
J. Watt and aifv Anr.it, lv fM.d.tis
ll p-rring iu Ibe ati.'tction of I hit Court
hai J. J. U'ji'., I rkin II. Jut tfd Wfs
Crtcry, IVIly Jc. M itliam Jt,ej aodi(
Crey and Aodrew Me?e aiJ wife haralk d
fnelvil in ihe a!ot.c a.tiuuarc Dor.rtidrwti nf
tlil r-la'. It 14 lb rrt.rr t.r4rrrA tL rt
' lV,''M'",n. L r orrra.Ta
,n tU !alJ'ry - f4.man" a Anna.
Tr siblijil at Sili-lmry, North Carvliata, tut
the d (rndania abovw biwJ u appear ai t
next term af id cm.rt, lo beld lot J
County .f A!ir dcr. at the Court lhawt ia
Ta7lur.ville.0n iKc .t, MmIiv J U,rr. 157
then ar.d thre to idead. an.wrr or daanar La
pier
the o -in pi a u.l -f pjainiif! or the
wiUW
kearil rj firtrr to tbcffl.
Witnt-M ' M. Sieve cv. clerk of awid Cewri
t office ir Tavb rvi:l, ll.UVth dav fOc4br
A. D. 17
F. M. STI'VLNSON, C. fX. C
S:-6w: 10.
Drs. Siunmerell & Gaithers
BARKER 'I f(TS Drrj-r Mm
UP SI A J RS.
B - .im ,
mnrh iL . l .
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