Work a though yon would l.ve for
ever; live a though you would die to-
day.
He who is led to choose God aa bit
portion has the best proof that God hat
cLoo en him :i his child.
-
The Chicago Journal says that a wo 1
niiiu's jealousy is confessedly the most
murderous psychological force kuoWo to
immunity.
An old Grecian
men to "know
philosopher advises all
themselves." That's
adviting a gooil mmy to form very low
aud disK-putubly acquaintances.
Success is a duty in God's service.
Whatever a Christian worker is set to do
he should do: nor be satisfied uutil be
does it. S S times.
,
Sheiiff Waggoner, of Rowan county
settled vitli the State Treasurer yester
tluy, paying over to that functionary the
suns little sum ol' 9,556,17. He came in
third on tholist.
He that gives to all without discretion
will soon .-tii ml in need of the assistance
of others. . Liberality does not cousist so
much in giving largely as in giving reus
ouubly. Marshal BrfBame, a rumor of whose
death teas pievaJent in Paris a few days
since, is not .lead, but on the contrary,
has recovered from the indisposition he
offered in couai-ciueuco of the re-opening
of uu old wouud.
A Postmaster Aruksted. Col Long
agent of tiie Postoffise Department, re
ctitlv urn-sud - lio lute postmaster at
Warrington, Florida, whose nime is
if 3 m t. .i
jaenuiK. is a netauiter to tne
iiioucy order department, and is now in
jail.
A lndy of great b a ity and attractive
ness, who was ati ardent admirer of old
Ireland, once crowned her praises of it at
a party by saying: "I think I was meant
for uu Irish woman." 'Cross the chan
nel, madam,", remarked Samuel Lover
the novelist, who happened to be present,
".Millions will suy you were meaut for an
Irifthui.iu.
An unknown man was run over by the
cars and killed at D troit the other day,
and hid body was buried without identi
in1. unm. ins clothing, however, was
afterward recognized by two women, both
of whom he had married and deserted
- f 1 a i si a
wiiuin a lew weeas, aud who had since
been going about together in search of
him.
A Lawyer Shut up.
San Francisco Chronicle.
"Sir, asked an attorney yesterday
who was testifying in u case of ossaul
aud battery, "have you been in thiseourt
before 1"
"In, sir,' said the witness, "I have
been here often.'
"Ah, been here often, have yon I" said
the attorney m a triumphant tone. "Now
tell the coarl what for."
"Well," replied the witness slowly, "I
have been here at least a doaen times to
see you, to collect that tailor's bill
owe.'
yon
A statement showing the estimated
annual production of gold and silver in
the United States during the 25 years
from 1849 to 1873 bus been prepared by
the bureau of stali-tica. The animal av
erage production of gold, according to
this statement, has been S50.800.00U, and
that of silver, for the 15 years from 1859
to 1873, 313,300.000. The production
of gold has, with the exception of one
V. .. 1 ..... i . nx II...) '
" -j wv. nww HUGH JOU,
aud the production of silver has, with the
exception of oue year, been increasing
siuco 1859. p
BKtVAOR. Some somnambulists have
been able to walk on places where, had
they been awake, thev never would hnv
been able to endure the dizzy height ; and"
I see some Chrirttians, if indeed tbey be
UHrtsttans, running awful risks, which I
fhink they would never venture upon
ii id ess they had fallen into a deep sleep
of carnal security. Speak of a man slum
bering at the mast-head; it is nothing to
a professor of religion at ease, while cov
etousness is his master, or worldly com
pany his delight. If professors were
awake, they Would we their danger, avoid
sinful amusements and uugodly associa
tions, as men fly from fierce tigers or
duiUly cobras. Sturgeon.
Indisostion in Cattle and Horses.
M. lV;y, a French veterinary surgeon,
draws attention to the liability of horses
.and cattle suffering from iudigestioa from
aim consumption of forage iu a humid or
musty state. It is from overfeeding this
complaint is ojdiuary produced, or to the
uo rapid trunsiita from dry to unlimited
grata food. Another very common cause
is, the putting of animals to work imme
dtatily jsfiw-their feed. The giving of
ch.tr and tiwe xefue of the thrcshinga
ehine is al.-o anutbur .principal source, as
well as excessively coJi water, aud above
all, allowing the ar.iia! to drink the wa
ter ot marshes. A liitle ndi. or handful
ul meal is excellent iu the -drinks. OhH
animals ought never to be given too much
food at once and it should ever be mixed
.with a little straw. When the horse
show symptom c.f indigestion, restless
ness, suddenly refusing food, resting on
One leg, theu on another, the head droop
ing a k". seeking the left flank, its excre
ment either hard or liquid, etc., au ex
citant, as ilree onces ot kitchen salt or a
ghtss of gin in a bottle of water will afford
relief ; or an iufusinu of chamomile and
sage. In case pain exists two spoonsful
of laudanum will prove excellent. Of
.course, soap injection, fi ictioniiud fumiga
tion, are not to be overlooked. Bleeding
in cw-e nf grain iodigetiuu , becomes mor-
Counterfeit Money in tfie Wt
or a Circus.
From tie Memphis Avalanche, October 2. J
Nearly erery day brings to light some
new counterfeit pot in circulation in this
city immediately after the departure of
Howe's circus. They are well executed
and calculated to deceive.
We furnish the following list of coun
terfeits discovered op to this time, which
was furnished as by Mr. A. Thummel,
teller of the German National Bank
First National, LockportN. Y., $10;
Tradeis, Chicago, S5; Third National,
Chicago, $5; First National, Boston, S100;
First National, Philadelphia. $10; Ninth
tinnal, ruiiadPlphia, 10;
, New York, $2; First N
National, New York, $2; First National
Canton, 111., $5: First National. Psxton
111., $5; City Bank, Pooghkeepsie, N Y ,
S 10; First National, Red Hook, N Y S10;
Central. New York city, $100; Central
Rome, N Y $10.
Some of oar merchants informs as that
since the advent of -the circus in our
town a considerable quant itv of counterfeit
has been placed in circulation. Winston
Sentinel.
The Crafty Architect. It is re-
I MrAi.i nf an ' rnt i t r r vf tka e ai m . L L.
mas, mat naving omit a watch tower
i .i.i i .
for the king of Egvnt, to warn mariners
from certain dangerous rocks, he caused
his own name to be engraved on a certain
stone m the wall, ar.d bavin? covered it
with plaster, he inscribed on the outside
n golden letters, the name of the king, as
hough the thing were done for his trlorv.
w w mr
tie was cunning enough to know that
the waves ere long would wash away the
con. or piasiering, ana that then his own
name would appear, and his memory be
handed down to successive generations
How many there are, who, while affec
ling to seek only the glory of God aud
his church, are really seeking whatever
is caicutiaied to gratify sejfMove. Could
the outer coat, as it were, of these pre
tences be removed, we should see them,
as they really are, desirous not of God's
glory, but of their own.-Illustrations f
J. Till It.
Now ! A short word : a shorter thin
ooon uiierea; sooner gone "Now!" A
gram oi sand on a boundless Dlain. A
my npple on a measureless ocean ! Ovr
that ocean we are sailing; but the only
part of it we possess is that on which oor
vessel at this moment floats. Prom the
stern we look backwards and watch the
ship a wake in the waters; but how sho
uiD.auvu h readies, nnti now soon every
Ifflpu t i ....... .... I WT i
M'tppaiet t iib see also some
landmarks farther off, and then tho hori
zon clones the view ; but beyond, that
ocean still rolls lar. far away. Memory
tuuvrujjiiairs me iew years of our iudi
vmuai lite; history shows as a dim out
line ot mountains; science tell n th
still farther back oat of sight, stretches
that vast sea ; reason assures us that, like
space, it uath no boundary ; bat all that
e possess of it is. represented by this
small word now ! The past, for action
is ours no longer. The future may never
become present; it is not ours until it
does. The only part of time we can nse
i- this very moment now J -Christian
instructor.
Working for Eternity.
Zeuxis, the famous painter, was ohser
vet A t A ka u..n ol..... . I i
" diuw ai ins wora, and
to let no piece of his go abroad into th
worm to oe seen of man, till be had
turned it over and over, this side aud
tnat side, again aud again. And being
uuee aeu -.ue reason why be was s
CUri0O8, whv SO lou? in drawrincr Ki lin
and so slow in the use of his pencil, he
iukuo mis answer : "i am Idug in doing
wuttn utae m nana, because what I
paiut, l paint tor eternity I" As for our
parte, we write, we read, we sing, we
pray, we labor; whatsoever we do, what
soever we. think, all is transmitted to eter
nity, all to he viewed by a most judicious
aud all-seeing eye, so that no fault can
escape ; and beiug viewed and considered
they are to bo committed either to be
eternally punished or eternally rewarded.
We must labor therefore to be perfect, so
to live to God that we may live with
God ; so to live ou earth, that we may
live in heaven; so to live for etoruity, that
we may live to all eternity.
Education in Saxony.
Saxony is still further raising the edn
cational standard of her citizens by legal
enactments. It is no longer sufficient for
children to attend school until they are
14 years old until they are 17 they
must continue to receive instruction, in
the eveuings or on Suudajs. The num
ber of lesbons ranging weekly from two
to six, according to the previous profi
ciency of the pupil. Default is punished
by fine or imprisonment. Pupils who at
tend private schools recognized by the
State are held to be complying with the
law. Up to the age of 17 a child's edu
cation is superintended by the State ; at
19 the child, if a boy, eaters the active
army. After serving for three years be
is relegated first to the reserve, next to
the Londwehr, then to the Lands t arm,
and not uutil he arrives at the mature
age of 42 can he call himself a free
mau.
A Common and Cruel Mxstaxe.
Solomon' 8 proverb, "Hope deferred mak
eth the heart sick," applies especial!- to
women and young " people. When they
want anything, tbey want it immediately.
The valnts and sweetness ore token out of
many a gift for them, by the heedless and
needless delay of its bestowal. A wife
wants to go somewhere, or she Vants
some article of dreat or household furni
ture,. and her husband might just oa . well
gratify Iter at once as to put her off day
after day; but he does not, and. her defer
red hope make her heart sick, so that
when the desired favor comes, it does her
no good. Parents often treat their chil
dren the some way, to an extent that, is
cruel. They do not mean to be cruel, bat
the result is the same. All the sweetness
aud satisfaction is thus often taken out of
the lives of wives and children in respect
to things which, if promptly and cheerful-
ly bestowed, wonld c m
JnM34aponhott99riolfTpXii3f
mm 1 , ,- nm
Wfrm
program:
.ES,
PAMPHLETS,
SUBS,
(Fee Simple, Sheriffs aod Commis
sioners),
CONTRACTS,
MMCMS,
MORTGAGES,
(Land and ChaU.lt),
BILL HEADS,
JVaU and &tte JCulcU,
s
Labels, Cautions,
all done on short notice and at
TERT LOW RATES.
Court Blanks, Deeds and Mort
gages, ready printed and for sale at
all times.
to order.
Address, 7. J. BR UNER,
SALISBURY, It. C.
3
OYDEN U'OUSE
SALISBURY, J. C.
Mas. Dr. Beeves, Proprietress,
The Proprietress returns her sincere thanks
to the traveling public for their liberal patron
age wniie sue was connected with the Nation
al Hotel.
Not having room enough at the "National"
to accommodate ber sriiest nroDerlv. aha run.
ted the BOYDEN HOUSE, and she feels miti.
fied that she can now accommodate her guests
comfortably, and in the very best style, in this
newly furnished house, with all the modern
improvements.
Passengers going np the W. N. C. Rail Road
irora the fcast, take Breakfast at the BOY DEN
MOUSE.
First class Bar and Billiard Sa
loon eonnectod with the HOUSE.
July 15 lm.
Administrator's Sale of Real and
PERSONAL ESTATE.
-k0:--
Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
will offer for sale at public auction, ON Friday,
tok 5f h pat of Novsmbbs, 1875. at the late resi
dence of Felix D. Clodfelter, deceased, about one
hundred acres of land, belonging to the estate of
said deceased, adjoining the lands of M. W.
Goodman, Mrs. M . E. Watts and others situated
in Mt. 011a Township, about 16 miles west of
a'tebury, on the waters of Sili's Creek, near Back
tree tnnrcn. 'imsis a very de.xirah h tract n'
a very oesirame tract or
una, wita good buitaiaa. orchard. Ac. with
plenty of timber and about tweni
v
acres of good
:ash. and the
bottom. Terms of Sale onc-ha f cah. and
oaisnee m twelve months. Interest from date.
At the same time and place, undersigned will
sell for cash about 60 bushels of wheat, 75 busheU
of oats, 100 bushels of corn and a lot of straw Ac
Sale to take place at 1 1 o'clock, A. M. Persons
wishing to see the land can call on J. L. Clodfelter,
near the premises, or on the undersigned.
SAM'L A. LOWRANCE, Adm'r.
of Felix D. Clodfelter.
Sept. 38, 1875 its.
SIMONTON FEM ALE CLLESE,
STATEVILLE, IV. .
The next session will open Sept. 1, 1675.
Terms Cur board, Ac , have been made as low as
possible to suit the times. References : Rev.
Chos. Phillips, D. D., Prof. W. J. Martin, Rev.
W. A- Wood. Rev. D. B.Jordan. Ex-Go v. Z. B.
Vonce, Bon. W. H. Battle, and all friends of
the late Prof. Mitchell, of Chapel Hill. N. C.
Aug. 18, 1874. 6uios.
E A. MARSH'S
MACHINE WORKS
Corner of Fuxtoh 6c Council, Streets,
Salisbury, N. 0.
Having all my new Machinery in onera-
atioa. I am now prepared in connection with
toe iron & Brass works to do all kinds of
wood work, sueh aa Lumber Dressing,
Tougue& Grovine. makinsr Sash. Blinds
Ac Doors, making moulding from i inch to 6
i nenes wteo. also Turning & Pattern mak
ia Sawiaa? Bracketts. dec. Havinsr th
inUMdeieerfnUlbeat Machinery and first ejaaj workmen,
Ktyj Wf hsppi- kafUfaetios is guaranty.
j. MTtU-iy. y .
WhRrfi thfi Mnp.vl
pn
A great many farmers have found it to be
in Mod Stock, Poultry, Groin, etc The
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL tells all
about these, and may be had
A WHOLE YEAS FOE $1.
Just think of it! Nearly 400 pons of this
valuable information (exclusive of tinted covers)
in one year. Veterinary advice without
charge.
IMPROVED STOCK FREE
as well as many other articles, to those getting
up clubs. Agent and others having a little
spare time, can make excellent wages and do
others good, by obtaining subscribers ; 10 cents
secures specimen aod explains bow to do it.
Address POTTS BROTHERS,
Porkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
oct21-tf.
O. M. Bcra.
Lftte ol G.M.
C. k. Bakkkb,
or C a tartar a to
l k Co
BTJIS & BARKER
WHOLESLE &RETAL Droncjsis
Corner Main ic Fisher Streets,
SALISBURY, N. 0.,
Where may be found a full assortment of
Pare Drugs, Medicines, Dye Staff, Fine Hand
kerchief Extract, Foreign A Domestic Col
ognes, SoapA, Hair, Tooth A Nail Brushes,
Havana & American Cigars. All trades of
8MOKING A CHEWUQ TOBACCO. A
fine lot of Braits & Glass LAMPS: also the
celebrated Perkins & House Nox-explosivk
Kerosene Lamps which we warraet or (reay
yearn, w niskey, r rencn Brandy, N?nppernone
Wine by the bottle or gallon. Blackberry.
Mnlaga, California Sherry A Port Wines.
mported Gin, and in met eve-ythine usually
kept in a first claas Drug Store. Our prescrip
tion department it noey in he hands of the pro-
prietors, one or the other being in the Store day
'.a 1 mm '
ana nuju ana no one neeu apprehend any dan
ger in having their prescriptions compound
ed.
Feb. 18th, 1875. tf.
Chesapeake and Ohio B
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROfTTE RF-
rWEEN XORTU CAROLINA AND THE
WEST.
PASSEXGEIi
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS.
MAIL
EXPRESS.
Leave Richmond 9.30 a m 9.10 n m
Charlottesville, -2.05 am 130 o lu
Arrive White Sulpher, 9.25 " 8.37 H
nunungrton, ti..w a m o.4o "
" Ciucinnatti, 6.U0 am
Conncedng closely with all of the Great
Trunk Lines for the West. North-Went and
South-Yfct. This is the shortest, Quickest and
cheapest Route, with les changes ol cars than
any other, And passes through the finest scenery
in tne worm.
Paiwengers taking the Express tiain on the
N. C. R. R. have no delay, but connect closely,
to any point in the Wert.
first class and Emmigrant Tickets at the
Lowest Ratfa and Rajijraae checked: Emi
grants go on Express Trains. Time, Ir6TAKCE,
and Money saved by taking the Chesapeake
and Ohio Route.
Freight Rates to and from the West, always as
low as tne lowest.
Merchants and others will find it to their in
terest to get our Rates before shipping or or-
auring.
For Information and Rates spply to
J. C. DAME, So. AKent.
or G. M. McKENNIE,
Ticket Agent
Greensboro N. C
C. R. HOWARD,
General Ticket Agent.
W. M. 8. DUNN,
Superintendent.
Richmond Vs.
t& As oar a6eroasr na aoc ES S adwtlaa.
fewat !:wihr OisUnot, w wfll Interpret aod aasa
rata It m folkv :
1C. It. POOTE, r. I.,
Aathor of Plain Home Talk, Xe4lcl Cowmen ftnm,
Scteno in Story, etc . 143 Lemington Arenn (oar.
XKh Pt.o t. New Tort, m Iir-tri(t ust
PamiAX. traaU all forma of Ltnginmg or CSraaSa
Diaaaaaa, al reoetrea letter trota all parte of the
Cithjzid Woruj
By hi orifituU way at oaaduettag a ModksaJ Prao
Uoa, ha la coooaaefnlijr tree: nr nomaroo pauenta la
ISsraM, Um Wast ladles. Pomlnlon mt
Caiaaa, aa4 la erery part of the Unite ataua.
NO MERCURIAL
Or oVIsSwtaaa droca naad. Ha baa, Sartos the paat
twenty thiaa yaarn, treated anmeaifnUy aaarly or uite
40,000 oaaaa. AU f u eonaacted with aact cac ar
carefully reoorSed, whether they be onmmanieated by
letter or In person, or observed by the Doctor or hia
aaaaatejai phyddaoa. Tha tatter ara aU atilaatnte
medical men.
HOW INVALIDS AT A SXBTASCX
Ara treated. AU laraltda at a distance are raqotred
to annrer a Met of plain qneatian, which elicit erery
aymptom nader which Um invalid taffera, AU eaaa.
mmmtcattoma trtiUd mnctlf amJUmumL A .r picte
ayrtem of resaerins lweeenta miatakea or oorrfTeioa.
Lier of adaaateaa aant free, on anr4ieattea, to any part
of tha world. Sixty pac pamphlet of Brroaacas or
Booccaa, alao arat free. All theaa trattmonlala ara
from thorn who hare been treated by mail aad expreaa.
Apnea m ornoc, oa bt kail, raaa oa caaawa.
Qsl on or addraaa
i Dst. E. Bi FOOTE,
Ha. MO Lsxiaf tsa Avs M. T.
rfcoW Jto9 JTAsssr is JOmmThUe
mkiJAodi&ai Centrum. Sense .Also
JV Evk Science in Story :
" waw TOK.
Br. Jkrysv's Tsaic Bowsl aad PUs Pills.
Thtea) piUa an aa Ufallibte remedy for naatlaaHim
d tatea, eamm I by waaJmeaa or tuppreeei'ra of the
awrtata'tte mot: on ot the bowete . Tbay very rently
tamwaaa the aottr.ty of the iaVemaal eaaal, prod oee
aeft nf.j and reltera pilea at oae. TbooeanSa here
been aareS by them. Pnoe fO eento, aeat by mail oa
wamiat -it priaa. Prnaai ed only by F. ALFRKO
RSICeT KX7)T. PSeBMACiaT, 4tW POOBTS iTUOl,
Krw Toaa Cm.
Or. ZngzT1 Osmasaad Flail Extract f
Kamharfe aad
The immeeabtaaateB at
to entirety reptoee Cnleejel or Km Pill. It
thi !iwer. haaweeam the Sow ef bile, aad thaa
at eoe Turpir or tbm tirer. bil
ooT-.ipatioa. 1 toe diaaaam arising from
trreae the X street. wiUprored, nIW;
m -. inuik aa awe or two botiiee are
wear tae aamiesloa beaatrhttrr. aad
.yd emlna .-noaed by Hear troobte Prioe SI
S bjCUaa, SS ; win be aart oa raceiat of Um
w any aooreaa. nme of eharse.
rd oory
W. urHU iUilt;uaRDT,
Avawca, Sxw Toa Citt.
K to S 0 fl Per Dy at home. Terms
w w Address G. Stixtoss A Co..
Portland, Maine.
Jan. 19, 1875, lv
If UUa V VUU 1UUUUJ UlUU
pom
r. saaass
raa atennlBB
Cheap Chattel Mortgagee,
aa4 varioj s :har Hanks ier tale bast
" , i -a '
Carolina Central Railway
Co.
Ofticb General Suraanrrajrasnrr. 1
WUmirigton, N. C April U, W75. J
Change of Schedule,
tmm a.
yn ana otter Friday, April Mth. 1875. the
trains win run over this Railway as follows .
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave TVilmJocton at...
Arrive at Charlotte at. . . .
Leave Charlotte at
Arrive in Wilmington as
714 A
.-.7.15 P. U
7.00 A. M
- 7 .00 P. Jtf
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Wilmington at.
Arrive at Charlotte at
Leave Charlotte as
Arrive in Wilmington at
MIXED TUMI
.GOO P If
.4.00 P M
. f O . A M
Leave Charlotte at. 8 00 A If
Arrive at Buffalo at. ........II M
Leave Buffalo at liJO PM
Arrive in Charlotte at 4.30 p If
Ho Trains on 8uoday accept one freight train
that leaves Wilmington at 6 r. m.. instead of
on Saturday nigbt.
Connections.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington A
Weldon, and Wilmington. Columbia i Augusta
Bailroods, 8e mi-weekly New York and Tri
weekly Baltimore aud weakly Philadelphia
Steamer, and the Hirer Boots to Fayetterilla.
Connect at Charlotte with iu Weitrrn Di
viftion, North Carolina Kail mad. Charlotte A
8tetavil Railroad, Charlotte A Atlanta Air
Line, and Charlotte, Columbia A Auguato Rail
road.
Thus supplying the whole West, North wet
and South wet with a short and cheap line to
the Seaboard and Europe.
8. L. FREMONT.
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Vavfl. 1875. tf.
Piedmont Air Line Railwav
w
RichmonJ Banrile, Richmond ft
Snyili W., H. c. Division, and
wui v uwi a. m, m. W.
GOHOENSEO MET ABLE
la Fffoct on and aftsr I ox day lapt. 16 tk
1171
GOING NORTH.
STATION'S.
f.5ievTi
Mail. Express.
9.15 r M 6 44 a m
9.33 ' 6.g0
1168 " 8.04
3 .16 a at IQM "
68 1.12 r M
&I8 1 90
1136 " 6.07
3.93 r a 8 48 "
Leave Char'otte
" Air Line J'uct'n
u Salisbury
" Greensboro
" Ianville
" Dundee
' Barkcvilte .....
Arrire at Richmond.
GOING SOUTH.
STATION.
Leare Eicbmnd
" Burkeri to-
" Dundee.........
M Danville
Greensboro
44 Salisbnry. ....
44 Air-Line J'oot'a
Arrive it CnarloUe...
Kail.
.38 r a
4.64
10.33 "
10.39
3.00 a a
6.32
8.06
8.22 a a
EXTKUMM.
6.08 a.m.
8 36
1 14 r
1.17 -3.68
6.16
8.28 "
8.43
GO I KG EAbT.
IGOING WEST.
STATIONS.
Mail.
Mail
Leave Greensboro..
44 Co shops
44 BaleiKb
Ayr. at Goldboro'...
3 .00 a a
4.39
8.33 "
b.Ait. 1.46 a a
L'vMaDo "
8 10 44
U 30 a a
rjL'vslOOra
WORT
wiimv sr. o. m. m
( Salsvm ii n a sen . )
Leare Greensboro
ArWre at Ralem
Lare Salem
Arrive at Greenaboro....
4.30
r a
e is "
8.4a a a
10.93 -
Passenger train learina Raleicb at B.lOra
connecta atGreenaboro' with the Northern bound
train; makln the auickast time to all Mortkera
cuiea. rnceoi ricseu sane aa rta other roatas
jrsins 10 and rrom poinU Kaat of Greeaaboro
eonneel at Greeasaoro with Mall Trains to or
irum poinu orto or noath.
Two Traias daily, both ways
yn nsnaays Lynchburg Accommodation leave
Richmond at 900 A a , arrive at Bnrkerille 19 43
r -. leave uaraevuie 4 36 a m , arrive st Kkh
mond 7 68 a a
Ho Chanfl-ff of Cars Bsrvsan r,ariH
aaa mcninona, iso aultl.
Papers that have orraneemenu to adrrtiM v.
schedule of this company win please print as
above.
For fnrther i uformation address
8 B. A I. LF.
Oen'l Tkket Agent.
CreenaKnrn V P
T R TALCOTT. '
Engineer A Gen'l Sapertntandent
Blactmer aid Henderson,
Attorneys, Counselors
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, if. 0
annary22 1874 tf.
29, 1876 tf
The GRE AT V AU E
or
HUMAN MISERY.
Just Published, as a seated envelope. Price
sic orate,
h Lecture on the I
nt, and Radical curw of Seminal weak-
uesM, r Spermatorrhoea, induced by Self-Abuae,
involnntorv Emissions, I rn potency, Nervous
Debility, and Impediments to Marnafe rener
ally; Consumption, Spilepsy. and Pits; Mental
and Physical Incapacity. Ac. Br ROBERT
J.CULVERWBLL. M. D , author of the
"Green Rook." etc.
The world-rsnovmed author, in this admira
bla Lecture, clearly prove from ais own exre
rience that the lawful consequence of Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without
niedtejne, and witho t dangerons aaraiaal up at
atioaa. bougies, instrumonta, ring, or oor dial a;
pointing out a mods of care at onoe certain and
effectual, by which every sufferer, aa matter
what hia condition may be, care himself cheap
ly privately and radically.
tar Thu Assfarr uhw prove a boon is
sands and fswasaads
Sent undr seal, in a plain envelope, to
sddress, oa receipt of six oaais or two
age stomps.
Address tha Publisher.
CHAS. J. C. KLLNE & CO.
127
aftwTok; rost Office Baz
458
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FARMERS
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SAVE MONET, SAVE LABOR, SAVE TIAIK, BY USING THE FAB
EUS PLOW..
ft will raa lighter. It wiU tarn year lend batter, It will mn
7n Isaa to kear it in order, than aar oit.tr Plow raa Kara rvw
We will f ii raise yoe Points oee year for owe plow la ardiaarr Uwd far oae
yon pay yoar blackaaiiib to do the aaate oa raor old-fsabiaaad Ptww ?
Wis hare last saaia a great radactiaa la Pviaa f
All weowkofyoa is. Try h, aad tbaa if yaa
WE WARRAN
GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN Co';
(Late 8 flTIOId Sl
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GRAND COMBINATION ORGANS.
FITTED WITH THE NEWLY INVENTED
lOaUlVS&B PATENT QTJALirT"irTO TTTSBS,
a
An invsation having a moat important bearing
whicli tlic rjtiHnlUT or volume 01 unc i very wrgri) intrmaru,
anA the iua!:tj of tune rri.ilcred
pal to that of toe Best Pipe Orpin of He Sase Capacity.
Our celebrated "Vox Celeac.,, 44 Vox llamana."
inc "Cllo- or "C'larionet" .Stop-, "G. m Horn,
and
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FACTORY AND WAKEROOMK, CORNER Atk AND OONf.REH Sat,
DETROIT, MICUIGAX.
A1LISEEB IN 1830.)
Address GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN COm
May 80 1875 I J.
K J. BATTLE.
President.
F. n CAMERON
Viee Prrsidcul.
W. H. HICKS, See'y.
KOBTB CAUOLIXA
T ATE LIFE Insurance
COMPANY,
N
CAPITAL.
S20Q.0C0
At end of Firat Fical Year bad tanned over
900 Policies witbont miataining a single loam.
Prudent, economical and energetic manage
ment has made it
A SUCCESSFUL CORPORA! ION.
Tbi Company iaauea every dcatrable form of $100, i-c Mrckaarr may aaaet,
Policies at as low rates as aay other First Claas ! 90 day. Tbi- Piano is one of Cm I Bias
Company. j M. TiKr-s 7J Octavo, Grand hVjaare Scale,
Imposes no
or travel.
lass restriction upon reeal
Has a fixed paid op value on all policies
wo annual paymen.a.
fa- a a a
w wiura aaweu are loanro and inv
Al HOME,
to footer and encourage home enterpriae.
lniny aays grace allowed in pavment of pre
miusss.
With these acta before thcra will the modI
of North Carolina continue to par annually
thousands upon rhouaanda of dollar to build
op Foreign Companies, when they can secure
insurance in a Company equally reliable and
ever? dollar4 premium they pay be loaned and
invested in our own State, and among our owu
people?
Taeo. p. KLITR
J. D. McNKKLY, ( t4e.
- . Saiiabury, N. C.
RUFPIX ATAYLOE.
Caa'l. DisL Agfa. Greenaboro N. C
Dec 81 ly.
CRAIGE & CRAIGE.
so
30ltrittT9 is JJanhrtiptro.
r Special atteution paid to proceed
la BaAruptcay.
Sept. 5, 187J.
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four round
carved
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BIDA DESIGNS,
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and the Jeehm Edrtioa
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