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8AMSBURV, FRIDAT, MAT 91, 1009
Hpacial Newspaper Advrtllng and timer I Celiac
Uuu Agucy fur North Carolina.
WM. A. HEARNE & CO.,
Rprial a k'rnt tor the North Carolina Pre, and
Criieral A genu fur tha Collection of Halms olevery
JiTiiiioa throughout the Hut. Ofllra. Colds
boio.' N. 0 Art authoriacd ag-tuta for T Ui.o
N'OSVB nil.
lOCOX AWD STATU ITEMS
New Ai.ykrtihkmknts Court No
tice Levi fi. Jobnaon, C. 8. C.
Magistrates Notice Peter Williamsou,
J. P.
To Rent Edward Sill.
Fl.KMlNQ (Sautouine) Worm Confection
will ItV-i-t uully destroy worm. Sold every -
wli'r'.
For sale by O. B. PouLSOX, Druggist,
agt-, Salisbury, N. C.
A nsKNT. The Alitor u absent thia week,
haviug left for Raleigh on Tuesday evening
to attend the Diocesan Cauveutioa of the
Pmtestaut Episcopal Church, to which he ia
a delegate, having remained in hia aanctum
but one day aineo hia return from hia abaeooe
lt wk. We hope thia circumstance
of the paper thia week.
STtTB Medical Socnttr. TUq State
Medical Society met in r lit - city on Wed
nesday last and, wt learn, was largely at
tended by the moot prominent physician
from all , parts of the Stale. We bad
been kindly invited to be preaent during
it. fining, but were prevented by sick-,
ness on Wednesday, and by unavoidable
abaeiice during the remainder of the ses
sion. Consequently, at lliia writing,
(Tuesday) we have not been able to in
form nurself .is to the doings of the socie
tv on the occasion. We an informed,
however, that the Society had a tnosi
pleasant time, and the member were lios
piiably ei.teitained by some of our lead
ing citizens. t bile iu Salem, on Satur
day last, a friend informed us that our
worthy fellow-citizen, Hon. F. E. Shober
was made an Honorary M. I)., by the so
ciety, in conaideratiou id hi elegant hos
pitality and hi many excellent qualities,
hot we suppose he was merely quizz t g
us.
It is with deep regret that we auiioutici
ill death of Mr Wm. 11. Lippitt of nor
ciiv. lie died yesleiday afternoon, after
a I riff illness, and his death is lamented
by all. He waa an estimable gentleman,
an leaves an affect-innate family and
uianv warm frieuds to uiourn bis lues.
Wit'. Star.
RAILROAD MKKTING- IN SALIS
BiJRY.
- iW laaajs- OTmf ilf IIIVffffi-uBSaaV"''!-
i iabury wus In Id in lJkTiiwu 11 Tru
ant to previous not. ua Saturday, 41 a v
4Iaj. W. M Robbins was called to t'ie
cliatr, atiJ Ur.V. A, .Henderson, nppoii.led
Secretary.
The Chairman explain i the object of
the mi-eyng to be, the Luking of prope,
steps to' aid la building the, V estem
Railroad.
On motion of Afayor Lmig, a commit
tee of five was appointed by the CUsir
man, consisting rd Mayor Long, l)r J
W. UH, Messrs. P. P. Jleioiiey. Thom
as K Bniwn, and Robert Smith, to report
resolutions for the consideration of the
meeting. The coiuiu.it lee repotted the
following :
WHh'tKAS, we have learned that tin
Stockholders of the Western Railroad, ai
their uiia-ting in Fayettevilh , on ibe 5 ii
hast, located siid road so as to make Sal
isbury its point of intersection with lhe
N. C. Railroad. Therefore,
Iieitikeit, That we' hereUy exp.ess mir
liigii graiitication alibis location of said
road, lei ling assured that novother eouid
have been so beui tieial to tta-.- greatest
nuinber of the p' o,l of t b. "Male, and to
the .-"iiate Ffselt, v liieh, has . iu.ested an
largely in iliis e .ii-rprise.
Jiexolced, Tiiat Hi.s location waa eyi
deutly cniisi !. ied the prop-i one hv iln
Geneial As-" mldy, a is proved by th
tact thaL - tke .. .A-tsetutdy modified -!-
Cbaner in audi a imnnei a in iiii'hor'ze
-attii t-eait;r- th- lulirii tiux pii,t ;
m tit ,1 ii. i-lioiikiiir ,,,ii:. lit, ...rii. .
. f. . .
inuciuuiul have oniv e. II I.e.! on: Ii liews
ot
power.;
eat to slly call -ipo
, lie t.oiumiM-
K"ut youii'y f
ci ilii'i.rt, , be uurm
subiUit In a vote
lion i, I m tk tk
nm
c ipio i . . i li i .d.
Jkioiccdy Thai -... ii a aobsciipiuni
would te sound tinaiicial policy lo ih.
County, because the enhanced value ol
property WiUhJ Sfmh repay tin- ninlay, in
di peiideiitly of any profits from thtj iu
vesimeut, derived directly by way ot
dividends oo the stock.
Jiesolctd. That we call upon men of
ptopeity in town and county to said
this road liberally, in the sincere belief
that it will be itu,- of the best paying
roads in the Stale.
IkSolved, That subscriptions of lands'
id i. or only aid the mail, but may be
matie the- uieaiiK ol puutt.g said laiais ui
market 10 actual arttlets, thus ijiviling
imigratiou and tending to imild up nu
meusrlv this section of the S ate.
lie-olced. That liberal subi criptions
here, will cause the construction of said
road be be-an at both ends' at the same
time, thus eusuriug its early completion
ta this point, besides giving us an imme
diate increase of business and prosperity.
Unsolved, That now is the time for every
mat, of puhlic spirit to put hia shouldrr to
Hie lin i. and pusti lorwara ibis, aim ,
un other (a write Railroad projects, with i
au energy at-d unity ol effort woriliy of:
tin- occasion. Tix-se ttsoluliona were
unanimously adopted Myor Long.
then off. red the following, wbicb wis also
auopud
Uesolied, That fbe thanks of thia meet- J
ing are hereby tendered to. Senator Da
.
vis and sir. George Graham of Mont
gomory, and to others, Direr to ra of said
Road for tbeir determined efforts to have
the aatne located where the Legislator
intended, and where it will beat repay the
flate for her outlay.
On motion of Kerr Craige, Esq., a
committee of three waa appointed by tb
Chairman, consisting of Messrs Kerr
Craige, F. E. 8bober, and Mayor Iong,
to confer with the Heard of Comity Com
missioner! in regard to the matter of a
County subscription, and to present them
the said 1". .ml, with a copy of the
Resolutions adopted on that subject by
this meeting. It was also moved and
carried, that the Chairman, Mai. Robbins,
be addded to thia Committee.
Brief, bnt practical and forcible re
marks were made by Dr. Hall, Col. Sho
ber, Mayor Long, Mr. Craige and other
gentlemen.
lhe meeting ordered a copy of its
proceedings to be aeut to the papers of
ahsbury and raycttovtlle, w ith a re
queat for publication; and asking also the
papers of Raleigh and Wilmington and
all oibei a friendly to our object to copy
the same.
The meeting then adjonrned with the
unanimous determination to spare no ef
fort to push forward the Railroad enter-
prises in which, we arc specially interest
ed, and to make Salisbury what her po
sition entitles her to become, the Atlanta
of Western North Carolina.
WJaVJL UOiUt 1 N as i I. .'.
C. A. HhNDEASON-, Sec'.
From tlio Anhnrilla Pioneer.
Mill; 1 1 ng it nik s ri K.'i. ii 1 1 1. 1 ; . s
0 the Eastern and Western Divisions j
At a joint meeting of the Stockholders
of the Kas tern and Western Division of
the Western North Carolina Railroad
Couipanv, held in ill- town of Morgan-
mo, in tkw Coanry of Burke, and Siate of
Norlb Carolina, on the 4vh dav of M iv, society, ibe whit leaders have
1869, iu pursuance of a joint call tor suck , itnae enough to know better than that,
meeting, made by J J. M.rt, Ksq.. Pre, f"' knowtha m n bo are nr posed t-
ident of th Bsstem Division of said road, j tk aociely pay the colored man as high
and George W. Swepsou, Ksq., President j wages and (real him as well as do any
of the Western Division of said roH. "Hero" or "Leiguei "
whereof due notice was given; and in If m.an white men would let the eof
pursuanee of resolutions passed by theon d man abme and uot try to use him for
Stockholders of lhe Eastern and Western a-lfisli political purpose, he would be a
Divisions, in lawful mneii ig bv ibrfiu re- ( much better citizen than he now is, ami
apeetWely held in the town of Morgaotou I we should not s. him so often distressed
o i the day and year aforesaid on motion "Y b' '"J? arraigned in Couits of Justice
of Hon. Z. B Vance tor temporary or- f'"- crime.
gantzaou,
M. . McCoikle, Lmi.. was!
called to the Chair, a d V, M. K -berls,
Kirj , was appointed eeretary.
On motion ot X. W Woodfin, Kq., n
connni'tee of two gentlemen frotn each Di
vision was appointed bv the Chair to ver
fy proxies, aud ascertain if a unornm of
Btocaholders was pre en. Tin- Chan
appointed for ihe K l-tern 1 livis on. Thos.
(i. Walton and Uobt F. Simontmi, and
for ihe Wet -in Division, H. M. K iboris,
and "H. W. i'lilli.un. The Committee up
on iiitjujiy and due examination, und in
pin ruance ol the provisinna of the charter,
reported present Ly proxy or iu person,
for the Eastern Division, ninety-si private
Stockholders, repreaeiiting 14 599 'sai ares,
aud Toil. It. Caldwell, proxy for the Stale, )
represent:'1;: Sti.tiOO shares ; and for the
Wci.tern Division, forty ibte private
8:ocklwlders reprefeuting 19.i)(il shares,
and General K M. Henry, proxy for the
.Siute, represeiitinsr 40,000 share, lieing a
huge majority for the Stock iu each Di
T s on n'i said Itnnd.
The report of the Committee bavin;:
been a4ip(eil, on raotio i of Tod. It. ('aid
well, (ieii. ltfdiert Jf. Henry, of Macon,
was elected President of the joint nieetini;
of stockholders, and (J. P. Erwiu auj It
V I'. nl .mi appoinlfil S.cietanes. The
.in i oraniz iliou lb US completed.
Oen. T. L. Cliiigm i'i submitted the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions:
WHItKKis, Ai a me, li. -r of the Stock
holders ol the Western North Carolina
It i ill nnd Company, In I I ill the town of
organton, on lhe7ih dav of April, JS(J9.
a portion of lhe iSloi knold.-ia, vere not
present ; a. d w e .-as, it now appears thai
i sl.il birg-r amount of the slock is repre
sented iu the present Sleeting, now there
lore be it
Jlesolved, That lhe action of the said
former un-ciing accepting the nni inlmenis
io tin1 act iticorporittitig the Western X.
arotina Itailioad Cbnipanv and all acts
amendatory therein, the said amendments
being entiib d "An Act amendntnry of the
act io incrrponrte tin- kVest'ern North C.ir
oltua ttiilrond Uompativ." ratified the
o ) day ot February, I s;,:,. and of all
otiier ameidatrrj thereof, ratified lhe 29 b
day of Janna-y, 18159; the act entitled
l'rttLAdBi9diA-r o d -Utinl- 'ueoiHl
n an act entitled 'au act In be entit led m,
act ann ndau,rv of th' act to inttrporate
the Western North Cnoijoa Itailroad
('oJtaUariv,'' rntitied the fs jj day of F'b-
raary, 1055, and of all other acts amend
toiy lueri of, p is.-eil af the pri'setil session
t ih' Oeneial osseinbly. a. ! ratifi'd on
tin sfUrh dy of iJhiuiiaty, s;9, rat iff d
th. 30 Ii day of Ja ,it,iry, 1801. and un
act eiftfffed "A'i Ae"attpplenf'n!ai to and
:iaeiidatoiy of au aw'l to iiicorpdrale tin-
eaten, North Carolina Radio td Com
pany, ratid d the 15;h day of FVbmaiy,
1865, and tif all other aefs ameudaiorv
thereof," ratified the 1st day of April.
I860, is hereby reatBnu"d and ratified in
alt respects, and tilt- Said acts are accept
ed a .o made a pail of the charter of the
said Western North Carolina Railroad
Company.
The preamble and resolution wereunan-
Imously adopted. -,
General Clingmau I hen moved that the
Presidents of the Kas tern and Western
Divisions of the Weauuti.Noriit Caioii ...
l hl' -i l z l . . . 1
l . :. . l ..... . ue rt-liloif(j i, reilllV io me
Uorernor the unanimous acceptance of
tin- amendments to the charter, as propoa
ed by the General Assembly, ; indicated
and defined in the foregoing preamble and
resolution; and that the piocecdinga of
thia meeting be furnished the press of
North Carolina for publication by the
Secretaries.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
ROUT. M , ii EX R Y, President.
G. P. hums,. I
R. W. Piliiam, 1
Secretaries.
.SECRET POLH UAL SOCIETIES.
We find lhe following notice in the
K il. ih Standard, Newbern Times, and
other Republican papers of this State :
tt. U. A. 1 here .wtll be a Urand
Council of the Heroes of America, of the
State of North Carolina, held in the city
of Raleigh, on Thursday the 10th of
June, (or the purpoto of re-electing
Grand ( )ffieera, and other important buai
neaa. It ia desired that all the Councils
throughout the State shall send delegates.
J. L. JonNaoN, 0. U. 8. L.
We copy the above, for the purpose of
expressing regret that efforts are mi I.I be
ing made to keep alivo eeemt political so
cieties. If our Republican friends favor
and assist in keeping up audi secret po
litical combinationa as tlio "Heroes of
Ameiica" and the "Loyal" or "Union
League," how can they fairly or consis
tently denounce and utilise opposition se
cret societies We opposed "Kunw
Notbingism," and the Standard, under
the able lead of Gov. Holden, did noble
work against it because it waa a seciet
political organisation. We are atill op
posed to audi dangerous combination, no
matter what party recognizes or encour
age thenar. If (here is audi a thing aa a
"Ku Kluz" society we are much opposed
to that aa to the secret organization! of
the Rcpublicau party let everything of
the sort be broken up, and let party men
o( both parlies work lor their respective
parties openly nod f inly, and not saeak
off into hiding places and undertake to
bind men with oaths and secret nbliga
liotia to vote tor a particular candidate or
support a particular parly.
A man w ho act unfairly or dishonest
Ma M pajllitia ja jar-ily liable to the ana-
pi aaon of acli'ig dishonestly in other
mattera. The elections are ail over, and
be plea of politic' ! excitement cannot '
u b..niulc.Ui justify ..Ui .uwUttUeVaj&i
of secret oalhbofliid political societies
The leaders of such societies deceive the !
ignorant and use unlaw till means to sr-
iurt' ,1,oir v,, VVe I'"""" ' If"
inajor ty of the member of secret politi
' ietiea at preseut consists ol.color-
! ,d people who are led to believe that
I ll" y iH be pecuniarily beuefitled by
know th it our K, jiul'llcaii cotem
porartes ill Hunk tha: we nave oiiuueu
lo the subject of secret political societies
because we are a Democrat, but if it
couid do anv good we would assure f 1 1 - rat
thai Mich is not tire-fret we ri fer lo the
matter as a cuixen who desires in pro
mo ' the good ol all men and warn tin III
againcl evils. There are good and hati
men in both parlies, and hereafter we in
tend lo tavor Mich as we consider good,
ami an'voc te such piessniei as seem
lilit and proper, w ithout regard lo jtirtg.
We defy pirty Cttntbi n itians of any sort,
and have no tieue rrp' el for the man
agement ami diclannu of political eliuues
than we have for dead dojjs. Chariotie
Democrat.
5
MAY 21, 1SO0.
SEruRTEO BV J.
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ri.ii, .ibii keral, i. I .
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r'ruit, ilritU, ajiplc'L- ueaJed,
ZTip'id.
" Peaeuaa, paaleC. .
' " ttiijiea"l. .
r.e.it!:er. ngifier. per pouflil.
su.e, "
run. liar. "
castinga, 11
Sails, cut. "
Mul.isscs. sorhuTT,. pi r ?:i
Went I mils,
" ITI1I, " .
neons, .-r 1iiisIiiI,
"urk. per pnnnd.
t ,t noes. Irtnli. per buahal, .
Kweet.
Sinf.tr. Hrim n m pound. .
" i Clan lied
" Oirshed Pnlvdrlzed .
SaK, coast. per sack, .
" Liverpool, "
"'fable,
rubaneo, l.eif per pound. .
" tanafictiircd,
" Smokimr.
3.1 to
i to
H to
ii lo
3!
H
ill
:
Ml
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fill to
I .(Ml to I
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0. 00 t 2. Ml
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3" to I. Mi
411 to I. ID
RIVES & PROCTOR,
WHIVLKSU-S VJF RKTAlf,
DRUGGISTS
DEAL E ItlS IJT
I
1)151 '(IS
IVIEOiClES,
i.',..,...r f. t : i .:.!..
rY . STI'KK.S, PERFUMERY,
Imparled & Domestic Window
Glass, Putty,
SPICES,
Would n-spectully call the attention of -Ver
eliauU, 1'uy.neiauB. Planters, and others, to thc'ir
axteusiva stock and saperior indueeineuts.
I'll Xycawwre, j't., Petersburg.
s. rTnvrs. m. d. w. h. proctob.
SJir23 HMul
CAMERON & HILL,
SLXCESSOKS TO
ft. SS. COWAH V CO.,
GKNERAL COMMISSION AND
r axb x
AfenUfAr M. Dmrl. s'Sun'i (tabrrty Ctlcbr.ttd
Vlrjfintii "arwtnx Totweeo. ,
ArrDO for U.trr Bro'l.SuserslM.phatcof LlBlf &ml Bove
Mo.ui..
AsenUfar Vukn It-no WnrVf, Richmond, V.
. . , , r. 1 Sn .., .l. .
(C..i v- .j-. "r.-r r"
4. w . an i,
m. a. ho l.
Jaaat;wX7
Wilmington, N. C.
ISO St NOSTH WHTtB ST
a3T
aT
&-C , avC
WALTER A WOOD'S
PRIZE
flowers and Reapers,
Used in all countries, and qnivcr-ally
commended at
THE BEST I If USE!
Awarded mora first preniiniis than any other
M.i. I. .lie IIMMUtaclUle.UOtb in till
ANDFOKEIONCtolUES,
Among wliiitfj.
THE HIGHEST PRIZE !
Tw Grand (tofd Medifs and Cross of
llid Legion of Jloii'T,
At Paris Exposition, 1867.
More than 120,000mp in Use I
20,000 manufactured ndtold in 1868
and the demuud nsnppliod.
Iiicrcioio"; Dcnimd,
InereaiuLfocmiies
Uhl'A'i n.il Iniproyr menfs fcr 1809.
Wood's Prise Mowers, (1 and 2 HrJaje.)
-... gy4f Hitktrrg Reaper, witk --V-
" New Mowing Aitachiueut. v
' Hand Rake Tfraptr.
Haines' Illinois Harvester.
Manufactured t'y the WhIisj- A. Wotsl Mow
in.' and l. aptn NtaeliitK' Company. Gewial
Ollice and Msuolaelory, HouaMt Falls, Kens
sel.ier cooiity. N. Y.
Uruhth Ojfice ami SJ llwns 4t Oort
Lmti i.-et. New York city. P. O. Box, iSOo
2 'fi Uke tieet. Cliicajjo, IU.
At. xmi !ria. Va,
M7hson, is.
77 Upper Thanies. ft., London.
S. i, I for Neto Ihscriptite Circular
and Pi ice LisU
Applications Iroin the Son h, South of Vir-
in.a. le-u!i be addnmsxd to the New Yoik
li Olhee. a iihove.
1 KI.L1A iiLK AGENTS WANTED.
Klia IiiJuoeutentS DBered I
.-Ci.i,i,u, Sitilivau & Col, are Agents for
the ah. ie R-ajieiS III ."-a!i-huiy.
april 2J l&lftni
DIXHN,
DlXuN.
S 1)1 xov,
C DIXON,
Snow Caiiip Vooiidry,
S. DIXON & CO.,
IroK--FouodeTs. Kill. Wrights and
Machinists,
sno ir camp p. o.
Alamance Co., N. C,
ARK MANKFACXXIIiLNCt
Itnprorcd Home-Powers 'W Threshers,
Straw Cuitrrs, Corn-Slallers, Cane
. Mills. Saw and Grist 21 tU Irons
1 oj every Description, Shaft
ing, Pulleys, Gear
r.nq, dc, dr.;
Also, are inauulacti.tiug an
Improved Turbine Water Wherf,
Which si no distant dav. il is Mieveil will SB
,i the Ove. shot-Wheel in niot situa-
,.: . ,i ' .-,. 1'iasiisny, llurabiailj and effic:
,.,, .-,,ei i ly ciaitideted.
IV M ii ownerS wlio iw water Tor the pro-pid-ioti
ol .machinery, Biepai'ieularlv request
ed te give ihu Wheel an eamm.iiion before
seinliujj li-etr inoiiey Nottli lur cue not so
good.
Tots Con pany is un assoetation .f Practical
Me, : suics. w ho have Ixell . r . .1 in this
paitioii.ii I tisiness lot more than tatoiy fn
yeati, aud are qualified llotu h.tti(( IratrMie.'
m.d practical excellence, to oiake iboroujjh
woiicol iniv job entrusted to their care: to-
! eeth-r with the LOW PRIOffH which work
; ii. a been nut under t lie refdy-pay sviein.
lately iiiuiifroiuled in this rtountry, will make it
n. ihe inteies: of those wsntiiifr any thinir in
our hue lo ive us a call. april 3'l 17:lt
TO THE LADIES
Of Ruffiin, David "i, Davie, e
dt li Ciilicvb ', iittike and Mc-
WR ARE THE AUTHORIZED
Agents for lire sale of the 1
ve
-'s i'lSjSsrSF nSfcr
We challenge a trial with any or all other
nun h.iics. e prouose to do more Work in the
same lima; more dtlterent khids afwurk. ami
better than any other ;niacbtnij known. Any
one piircliasma; nitu hines ot'us sao try them fur
three month unit if they do nm.give entire atr
isl'action the money will be relmded.
."iend und get circulars and samplas of work.
kHiKOSlil BK0.
stalisbury, N. C.
i I"" We-sre Aeeutrs for the side of Vocler Ji
('i thwei man ulaciu rod at r-idut Hi C., tur-
msberl at Kaeiory Prices in qualities. Call aud
m-c them. JI. c B.
April 2 loC9. 13 2m
ST. CLOUD HOTEL
rp
X HIS new and eonimodk
Ills near and Connaodiona lionos, located corner
ol Broadway and ad Stieet, potaesaea advantages
over all otiier housetor tbe accommodation ol ii
c t-. It wus built eapreaaly tor a flirt class Fam-
ilv lloardine Heme the rooms lelnc larae and en
suit. Iicatvl l.vtearu with hot and cold ater. and
niraiabed aecotid to noae; wlnie tue culiaury d
mrtineut is in the iiu-' exi-ei iemed hands, allot d-
due or At wood's I'ateot Kleviilnnia also anions
the "modern laiproveBKBti," amtattfce sarviea at
all soars. ' -
liie llniadway and I'lever-'tr I'laesCars pass the
door every fonr minutes, running ftoaa the ity Hall
rto lV:inrl I'ark. while the Sixth ad Sevetith ave
nue I. iie-are W a short block on eRkat aid, aflurd-
fiimlilioii dv oauiiaiiMi. aUBC with ail the
IleiMiUi. M. amlx.al LandincR. ulaces of auuueuiciit
and Uusinnsof the areatsaetropi'lia.
MOO UK HOLLKY,
starch la-aa .
i
sr no
mtt er
Grand Sale pf
RE'AL ESTATE
AND
Personal Property by. the North Car
olina Heal and Peitomtl rotate
Agency laleidh, N. C.
100,000 Capital Stock.
Chartered by the Ijqulaturt of North Caroli
ao, ;,. 20, 1 sn: i.
JOSEPH 0. nESTKR. President
J03KP11 DIXON, Vies President.
JOHN C. HKSlKIt, Sre'y. nnd Treas.
ItOBT. O. LEWIS, Legal Countellur.
3,000 Valuable. Vitte of Property to be Dis
yued of. Worth $140,094 I
Sa A Chance ! - REAL EOT ATE.
Stvtn Fine lietidencca Four in tw
City of Raleigh !
Onn residence in Ruleigh, N. C., described
b.low, 10,000
One do do do 8XMI
One do do do ft.'iOO
One do do do 6 000
One do Warrenton, do fi.(KK)
One do Chapel Hill, do 2,000
One Hotel in Tajlorsvillc, N C, !o 2,000
Lilt of Personal Property.
Samples on exhibition at Healer Bros. &Co.,
No. 20 Fayctturiile St., Kalcigh, N. C, at the
ievo.,1 cash prieva,
lil Kmc l'i salons, JCtH) each, made hy H.
D .-Mi.iii.lt. B..tiithor, M.I. $C,f00
10 Fine Top BuRi-ies, $250. each, made by
H. D. Schmidt, Baltimore, M l.. 3,iOO
50 1-t Premium, 7 octavo Finnos. made hy
I'r. owine lin.-., ,v V . n.sV-el,, m .'.' .".no
5 l'arloi or Church Oigan. 0 stops, $2i0
ma le hy Treinaine Brns., N. Y., . l,2ot
oiti) Sewing Machines, Wilcox ik Gibtw or
On. ver ii Dakar's, f 00 each, ao.OOO
r.O'J Silk Dresses, Usl article, 12 yards,
each, S40, 20,000
ti V'etoei pedes, fJ7-j, 450
rb.iur.sMi i.arpst.4., yams,
Rstl. . '.nH,.C- M.l-,V ' ' ,
............... , . ... ,.
the world. $::u0, 1 oOU
1 Cash Prise, a 000 cM, 1.3,(4
10 l nriites, IINleaeh,
1,000
2,000
3,300
2.000
200 do do 10 do
072 do do 5 do
iftiOilo do 2 do
,;oiiii IVizes. Value of the total amt, $!40,Oa4
Total nmiilier ol Ticket', 73.1547
All ol the above is Ji n in the drawing st
tho reaulnr cah selling prices nnd will be dis-ios-iol
Ly a regular inotle ot Diawifijr, and in
oiiler to accomplish the., the Company wi'l sell
73 o I" tiek.t- ai 'l each; for luiiher inlurma
tiou read leoticiti lo ami 11 ct lhe IJy-Lawsof
ihe Company :
BT-LAVS.
Sec. 10. The plan ol dniwing shall be as
tollowa: I.Uere shall be two wheels, one a prize
wjicei an. I one a number wheel, arranged in
'Oine public place iu the city, where any one
i lliij; a lu k'-i iiuiy be present on the ilay ol
t., tip. 1 'i the number wheel I here ihall be
a many tickets eorri-rponihnjr in number as
those which have been sold. In the ptize
wheel II. cie shall be as many tickets as there
are tnvs, these tickets shall be deposited in
t!ie"t hei Is by a hoard ol supervisors, who shall
be app-Mulct-by ihe Directors, after w hich lhe
wheel shall be sealed up anil placed in any
bauk in the city, li e Diiveiors may ilirivt. un
til the lima of drawihy, when the ura-rvi.-ois
ha I bring tbe wheels to llie pinee ol drawing
In eak t lie seals Slid ;. ! .is shall be dis
poed of by takinf.' ticket Irom each wheel,
at the Same lime and the prise ticket taken
liom the p; ir,e wheel shll designate the prize
ihawu bt the ticket i:oi respond rpp in number
to the one taken fiotn the number wheel at the
sine tune. The wheel shall be Well shuken
after eai'h ticket is drawn.
8e.'. 11. The Directors shall deMcrmte the
time and plane of drawiuv, at which lime nnd
'ulaC" tbe supervisors shall be required to be
present ami see that the drawitij; is conducted
eniitt'ly equitable.
A Kosi.l ol Supervisors will be sppoinled
who wili have exclusive control and manape
in. -tit ot the drav. injj. They will conduct the
distributioii and see t lint each person is legally
invested with the properly he may draw. A
duplicate tegtsfty ot the tickets sold will be
kept; so, that, irr the event of-loss-of ticket,
the ace . lent may be remedied and no mistake
can occur.
The Draw irip- will titke place in TITKKR
MALI,,, in Ihecity ol K.ileijih. immediately al
ter side of l.ckets, of which due notice will be
given. ,
Tiie company is working under lhe provis
sioii9,dI a special charter praiitetf by the Gen-'
eraj Assembly ol North Carolina, which eom
ricsthe company to comply laithl'ufly with all
conl i acts.
Copies can he had on application to the com
pany. .
All tlinnboYe menrtoned property will oer
In lily lie disposed of as above sta'e I, and those
.Uxwiiie it will be invested with the title in fee
si in i ile.
No member of the company is allowed to
purchase any tickets.
AH moneys sent by mail, at the owner s risk ;
that s nt by Express, Hejjistered Letters,
Checks or Drafts, at the risk of the company:
No projieily will be listed unless llie title is
iiidisputabla.
The Trea-nrer has been required to pive a
bond ol five tiiousatid dollaisi for the lailhftiT
Ivrfiirlriifiice of hi duties. He is required to
deposit, liailv. iu the bank, all monies received
where it will remain until all the tickets are
s,.. nnd all the properly will be positively
rawn and delivered to ttieparlies drawing, or
e money returned. Send two dollars by ex-
ic-s. post office order, segislereil h-it.-r. or
rail, at onr n-k, or hv mail at your own, ami
take a cnaiice at the 3.000 valuable pnes o-
ered.
Tickets will be sent any where in the United
States at the company 'a risk.
Lteseription of ReatJSttute.
One fine residence built of brick, in the b.ct
improved style, in the city ol Kaleiph, with 8
acres of giund.aiidall necessary out-buildings,
with manjKflne ornamentals aiiout the yard.
Value $1000t)
One large and convenient house in lhe oily
of Rileigh, on Newborn street, 13 lari'e rooms,
double parlors, wtlh nil neevssary out-buildings
1 i acres of ground and a beautiful oak prove.
Value : $6,500
- One large htxtte on Ne w-hei 1 1 and liloon
worth st reels,' containing 20 rooms suitable for
a boarding house, all uecessary oul-buildins,
with a beautiful oak grove in the yard and J
acre of Ground. Value. $5,000
One b-mitilul Inrp- Bcfidencr, on NVwbera Ami, iht
ronnui and bastmrut, r..ur uut-butlilioiraad .nulo, Mten
urreii at sround. r Ini criiTf. very devir.ble and attnictUre.
tutu. '. as,ooo
One la W arrenton, N. C. known aa Ihe Abton prortjr
In ncrlecl order, dm ol the best built ksrtucs In the State,
cntaininir S Urf roonSj double pitrs. .aa oflrticna.eoe
of ihe most comm.tKline .ml be.uUlul' ret.idencr In tbe
pi.ee, with S Her,-, of BT. and, Sne orch.id. beulifal SM
prove In tbe ynrd, a' d all 11--1 . -loiry out. hull in, n.
Value -y.' SAOOS
Tl.r .pert ft TayluvaVHIa 11 vert attractive, valuable
and cheap ll it a II. .let Ibe roualj aeatof a fl..arUh-tt-s
Miit ptowliif vilf.ee of a thouiandee-rrore tnh.blt.nie
and situated one aqnare from a food and flurihinf Oaf.
I. ir.'. no rchool of b Iter g r,ele, right on Uie liae of lhe At-
. 111.,., B.ilrn.J ana k.i n wi,.,..,! In tk. m. un.
I, iii reatiaa, Ibe acenrrj i trotj dellghiful and S rUiaHinf
Conlaiu. iwrntj roouia, and the building- are Dew.
Value tJ-aSO
One lo Chapel Hill, r, nUining 4 ree.m., with ftre-oUcee
and one fort -fool dining toaeB. AUe. a ileben, can-In ar-
and one and Ibrec-fonrlht acre of land. V.lne SS.uaS
Persons disii ring aay fan bar ttdmaaatmu, I
will please adiiresa
oronw c sasm,
April 38 era ClaoeeLary
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
o r
munw
GOODS !
AT
J. M. KNOX C0
No. .. Granite lloir,
A LAUGK LdT OF DOMESTICS
It'-1 Sheeting, 4-1 sheetings, Bleached nnd
Brown shirtings; 4-4 Bleached shirting at Hi'.'-.i
uenti
At J. M. Knox A Co'g.
A Superb Lot of Ticking, and
Flaids, Prints, Muslins, and all kinds of w hile
Quods
At J. M. Knox tt (V.
LlNKNS,CHMinHres,nrid nil kinds
of Oootleuien a wear a "plendld variety
At J. M. KnoX cfc CV.
LENO GRENAWNES-a-veTy
large and boauUfiil assortment ; toe moat lxau
tii'il assortment in thu place; going off rapidly.
Call soon,
At J. M. Knox tfc Co'.
LADIES' HATH-'Frirnthed nnd
tintrintnied ; the fine Ht lot in this market,
At J. M. Knox d' LV.
HE A DV-M A HE CLOTH 1 NG
TJse finest und cheunent itssortment in the city
ai J. M. J nox tc to s.
GLOVES, llosierv, Collars, Km
I hroideries. and Dress Trimmings of all kinds
a h( 1(a
, J
At J. M. Knox & Co1.
Ladies' Kid and Cloth Shoes, and
Gaiters ; a handsome lot and or superior excel-
i&-6r AtJ. At. Knox A Cot.
General Hardware !
CUTLERY.
HOGER'S "W0S
. tenbolin's and
other 1'eti and Pock
ot Knives-'JttTrber's
Cloth and Tailor's
Shears. Ladies and
Gent's Scissors. Put
ty Kuives, Hatcher
knives. VT adc aud
Butcher's Kasors.
Pase Knobs for protecting Walls. Wire Fend
era. Ouagiug Hods. Out Sticks, Sheet aud
liar Lead. Tobacco Outers, Shutter Lifts.
.' crews, ic.i for (ilass Doors.
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,
He Hows 2ft to 40 inches.
Anvils, Vises, Files, Rasps,
Horse Shoeing Tools in Sets,
Hammers aud Medges,
I'uucbes, Drills, Plyera,
Nippers.
Screw Wrenches,
Stock and Dies,
Emery and Sand Paper.
Horse Shoes and Nails.
Screw Plates,
Twler Irons.
Butterh,
Bafax.
Machinists' tTobTs,
Of all kinds iu Stock, or will be furnished
at short notice.
STEEL AND IRON.
Cast Steel.
Blister Sleel,
Ueruiau Spring and Ploifr Steel,
Tire Iron. "TP"
II- 'i Iron,
Ov-hI and Half Oval Iron,
Wide & Narrow Swedes Iron,
Ho"P Iron,
Baud Iron,
Square Iron,
Scroll Tire Iron,
Cut aud
Wrought Nails,
Cauldrons.
Horse Mule Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails,
Cart Body Nails,
Door Bar Staples,
Log Chain, i
' x Jack Chains,
Hatch Door Screw Rings,
. x Hitching Hooks and Rings.
Lap or Chain Links,
Box Scrapers,
Box Clr'sels.
Code Pot aud Iron Stands. Brass, Porcelain
and Japanned Wardrobe Hooks, -Brass
and Iron Jamb Hooks.
SAD 1UJNS.
Gate and Door Springs.
Scales. Beams,
Steel Yards,
Cotton. Flour. Cheese
nnd Butter Triers.
To merchants who deal in mixed Stocks
we will eel I at as low rates as they can sup
ply themselves in any market. North or
South. Our stock is large, and low for
CASH.
CRAWFORD & HEILIG,
Salisbury, N, (j.,
AprJII6, 15:3in. .
Solom Bin: tine,
UPHOLSTERER
AND
In JSuis' Buildingopposite th?
' Market House
T S prepared to do evert tii'ne In his liae at short
i.. notice and on llie niort itaaonable tarnia. All kind
or Inruitarc renovated and repaired ann mai to
look aa well a new. Special attention given to the
making and repairing of
80FAS, SETTEES, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS, tee., Ac.
ftire him a rail, examine hia work, aad yoa will
go awa; piraseo.
Salisbury. April 9th
wm
jLatftt
wmm MAKER
DUO OS, MEDICINES, deC.
W
NEW
If
Drug Store
AND
FRESH DRUGS.! MEDICINES, &C1
in Salisbury, N. O.
Dr. EDWARD SILL,
RESPECTFULLY announces to hia nutner
ous old Minda and patrons, and alt others,
that be is now opening, in the building or. fl
E Corner Main Si Fisher streets,, attr iba
Boy den House, au
Entirely Fresh and Carefully Selected
STOCK OF m
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
Snrslcal Znatrnmeato. Perfumerr,
Combs, Brushes, Ac, &c,
embracing almost every thing pertaining to a
first claes Drug Store; which he will sell, aa
has always been bis cutom, at the moat satis
factory prices to purchasers.
His long experience in, and thorough famil
iarity With, the business, in all Its detai soi
departments; together with his
hope of that auccess, wir:ch has, heretofore, in
variably rewarded his exertion
Salisbury, N. C. January 18i0. 1 tf
PECTORAL BALM !
A N approved and effect unl Remedy for
Chronic Bronchitis Asthma tlie
wasting Cnnghs n advanced ago
Bleeding from the Lunge, die, and
capable ol doing more real r-ervioe in couGnn
ed Consumption, than all the Expectorants,
Cough Mixtures, tie., extant.
It is scientifically compounded of incrredient.t
well known for their virtues sudadaptation to
the diseases named ; and is the result of letiff
and extensivu experience and patiant investi
gation ol the laws of the animal economy ; to
gether with aointiinateknowledgeof remeihal
agents, in their physiological and therapeutic
efteel on lite human .system. -
It is quite unlike tho numberless Expcr-tv-nnts,
Pectorals Sic., so recklessly and peiafst
eutly palmed upon the snft'ering aud confiding
people; in the fact, that it is not an Expector
ant, per is ; nor is it loaded with Opium or
Morpnine, in otder to lull tbe poor sufferer
with its delusive infhiences. Many a valua
ble iile has been sacrificed and expectorated in
to a premature grave. On the contrary, it is
calculated to check excessive expectoration,
which of itself is exceedingly exhaustive, and
by its general and specific action, to heal and
soothe the weak, inflamed and irritated organs.
Of the several ingredients which compose
this valuable Balm, there is no one, which is
not constantly used, by the best Physicians, in
Ihe diseases above enumerated, and of many
eminent medical gentlemen, to whom its com
position lias been made known, there haa not
been one, who has not highly approved it; and
in some instances, have not only prescribed it
for their patients, but have used it in tbeir own
cases, with marked advantage.
Prepared and sold only, at
B. SILL'S Draxtors,
a-irll M-16-tf Salisbury, N. C.
DR. GODDIN'S
COMIOf.D
GENTIAN BITTERS.
Cures Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Colic, Sick Stomach, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sic.
A UNIVERSAL TONIC.
' A suiVsaJbV and reliable pfeVerlfaiira-
cure lor all Malarial m.-eases, and alt dii
requiring a general tonic impression.
Prepared only by Dr. N. A. H, Goddin a
for sale everywhere. JAMES T. WIGQIN
(Successor to J. H. Baker & Co.) Proprietary
Agent and Wholesale dealer in Patent Medi
cines. Norfolk Va. 17 Iv
DK.
LAWKENUE'S
CELEBRATED
WOMAN'S FRIEND I
A safe and reliable remedy for
i ra t.s Peeiiutr lu Fexales
such aa
Lcuchorrea, or Whites ; Prolapsus Uteri,
or Falling of the Womb Irregular,
JtmwiUyOrfyuppressed Menstru
ation; Pain in the Back j
Nervousness, Wakefulness, Weakness, die.
SBDICATID TO Tint
LADIES OF AMERICA,
For whose benefit it waa designed, and wbosa hap
pi nea8 it will promote, by the diaeovarer,
UK. J. J. LAWRENCE,
TO PHYSICIANS. '
The articles of which the Woman's Friend Is ram
pounded arc published around each bottle, aed it ia
believed to be the best Uterine 'ionic and altetativa
yet discovered.
Ttls a valnshle and reliable arrent in all
ment of rbe Female llaumductive Organs, and ia
j Hysteria, Nervous Heartache, Spinal Irritations, Ac
ST i'r ice Sl,uu per isottte. m
J. H. BAKER FCO.,
Wholesale agents, No. 4, Main street,
Norfolk, Va.
S"5 To whom all orders or letters most be ad- ,
dressed . march 19 ly
JOS. IIOBAH.
ITESKV HOUA7I
o H. HCRAH.
WATCH MAXERS
AND
JEWE Kit.
Having bought the entire stock
of L. M. Davis; and added largely to it, we urn
now prepared to furnish anything usually kept
in a first class Jewelry Store. We may tie
found in Cowan's Brick Row, next door to F.
II. Sprague's Office. All kinds of repairing
done at short notice and satisfaction guarate
teed. W e. return -thanks 4 a onerous public
for past favots, ajid hope by strict attention U)
business to merit a continuance of the same.
P. 8. All persons having left Watches and
Jewelry with L. M. Davis or Wilson Si Fai r. -,
tosjse repaired are requested to call and get
them or thev will be aulu for repairs.
9m. it. I m ;fl 4 ra.
SEWING MACHINES.
I HAVE THE AGKXCY, FOR THE
salenf a Shuttle Seafnc Machine equal in all
respects to tbe Wat iiiauufactured, with all tba'
'iiew attnehiiieuta. ; i .
I will sell this machine fir twes'ty-five dol
lars less than other shuttle ee-viug machines
are - .,'..) for in this State.
A sample machine, eat) bo seen in opera
tion at Mi s. Sallie Beard's Mrlfinerf Store.
ontMisite the Old North Stale office. Salisbu
ry. JutlN UEAliD.
For sala t Ctomeat ffcKro., Moeksville.
and Marier, Wilson Sc Co., Ydkinville.
March 'Aitu, lAW. 12-3m
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