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PMIBHRU AT THE POHT omCK IN I»AN
BURT, A 8 8KCONI) CI.ABH MATTER.
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PKPP KK J- SO AS, Pubt.and Prn/n.
TH U BSD AY - NO VKM UK K 25 1880.
LET US HK I\Db'.pF.SUKNT.
While we are mil nt" those who wnqld
encourage sectionalism, «»r 11y to array .
the Soqth agaiiat 'he North or ih. I
JT>rth against the Snuih, yet. aell pre- '
serration is one of the tt'st laws of na- '
lure, miii we claim ihe tight ol express
ing our views as in our own heit ii tercet
The Northern people have no h'-tli r j
right to dictate (O the 801 th • nmn the
fciouth has to dictate to the West, or the
\v«ft the M'irth, hilt wliilo each section
baa interests and privelages pectllar to
it* self it the com try remains in a pros
perous condition these rights must be
r>speoied, gmetal Uws must govern
every section alike, executed by i fficers
feeling an interest in the whole Union.
The action of the Northern people in
(he late eleq|iun prpfrrriu|t a caniiMk|te I
with the record of fl«n Gurfield, to a
patriot so pure a* W S Htneock (mere ,
)y froui the fact that they thought that
lie would get the 8 iiilbern vole) shows
a feeling veiy cloaeiy allied to halted,
»>ii ia the hune thai shows conclusively
the diiHotion the tide of aeciiuualiaui
will flow in the Inure.
While the South hai> many true friends
nl the North who siand ever ready to
* . j
lend a helping hmd to advance her in- |
lerest in coiniiioii with other sections ol
the Union ; she should rely mainly upon ,
her own resou cea, by building up her ]
own waste places, thus adding lu her \
wealth, increasing and educating her >
population. The fiist step in this diiec
lion should be to cslab :sh s belter sys
(9o) of Quipumn schools, ami spend more
money in educating the rising genera
lion, the tax p iyor van better «ff nit to
pay his money in this direction than any .
other, froui ihe tact that ii comes indi- ,
rectly back to hiui, The next should be
for our U)oniel men lo invest their sur
plll* money in manufacturing (in place
of looking it up in their own private
•ales or the vaults ot Natloual banks)
which the people should lUstain by their >
patronage, thereby building up tbe coun- j
try by iuoreasiog its wealth, and adding {
lo ita population, and ours being.natur- j
ally an agricultural country will be bene- J
filed by bavipg s iiome market for all :
her aurplus pinducts. The South has
advantages possessed by no other section
of this Union, first in agricultural pro '
duct*. The abundance and Variety r.f
her timbers and uiinera's, with witer
power second to that of no oounlry on
Ihe faoe ot the globe, then she has good
porta, navigable watercourses, with pure
air and a salubrious climate.
Then let us improve our natural ad j
vantages; atop buying wih den noluit'gH.
paper botiom shoes and such worthless
things from the North, and begin to be
* independent"
10YS AND TRUST.
I love, when day begins to hrt-ak.
To feel my God most near j
And when my food I now would lake
)n re* rence, awe nnd tear.
With lhanks returned, I now go forth.
To hatile wiih the d«.v ;
And took to Him for all mv Mtength,
To work, and wait, and piar.
I lore a' n ion lo know that I
Am in His so?'reign care :
And ask the iiub'ancs ol llis eye,
To see my way most clear
The day wenis on, yet I am Thine,
To do Thy will I live,
Nay mine be Thine, and Thine bfl mine,
To lake, as Thou majst give.
'Tis even time, Ihe l ord be nesr,
And guide ine to the night,
And may Thy spirit speak moat clear,
»o on, joo'r |n l|w right.
1 he day ia gone, and to my bed
In faith, I trust to Thesi
And when ' sleep, I'b feel no dtead,
Of bless'd eternity. '
CORRESPONDENCE*
Ci>niTuuti Iciitfd.
Weasrs Kd intra It is now vary ap
parent to all tlmt «« have ; •>■>« »
t foment ruled t>y the
Vat.by the power of money. The wn
ied corporations rule our cuuatiy «»»ure
|y aa the sun rules by da>, or Ihe moon ]
bj aigh". under a" ,:h miettiii«ai.w» t
what ia thu duty ~f lk, « ci»s-es
pf these Untied Slates ? Oapnai is pay
|ng no taxea. ihe bonded d-i to' tie
povernuieiit is exempt, and all the larife
•urpiratious eoiineo'ed with the itovcm
tueoi in any way, pay rn'ihnig towards
the support ol tie giivero Meut- In a
Word, money paja ootliing, and labor
pays all. Uapital in the limit* .f a few
runs ihe government, and that untaxed
Ist unrepresented |ak >r pays the j
thv runs the gnvrrnmcnt. How long
will it be before the masses ot the pe>
pie will open iheir »yea to such n state
ot thing*, and when they do. you wili
see the uiouey poser dclbroncd, uiad**
subject til the Will of Ilie lion, si people
and a return to the good old tunes ol
our Fnh.ia Now liow ihe inoiiev
wnl lie dethroned, and ui'ide sub
jeol to ihe will nt the people, is yel lo
be developed. Il the money kings will
still claim lo rule Wlihuu* laxatlou, alii)
withoui Oeiny willing to be;ir any pari
ot ihe buidens ot the g.oveiumeut, thvti,
in uqr opinion, the people will rise up in
their wight and say to the money kings,
"it you will not help us lo biar the bu
dens of the government, we will retus
llimukh our Uepresemntives. to pay yi.u
any more interest on your bonds," and
so on. H'ud so-l'oltll to ihe i lid Lahoi
is getting weary of her bin den, capital
uiuit couie lo i's nKsislapcp, an lucutlte
tax must be levied, and a p;i r l ot tbe
burdens lilted from labor, ol a refusal to
pay interest may cou.e; tiui Lithe Sou'h
hold «n lo her St «tes ori?an'x'it iniiN X X.
Tbe liute i lection m North
( (t ulmu. j.
TIIK KfTUIIXS.
Full returns I'r, in eighty four counties,
whtull give Vanct |l2tiiH and ."etile
101 4H3, now give Hancock IKt 7.i1l
tj.H d> ni *1(1,) 1-|;{. ami J irvis 1I 1 2H!t.
and liunt oi |il.")0o8 Toe Bigregu'e
Vanctlami Seitle Votes in ll ese counties
was 120; ihe aggie.' le Hancock
and b'tfii 11 vole Is 9ll'J j the
aggregate Jarvia and Hu.xtoii vote Is
21U 277 It wintid seem, itordore.
Ilial (lie V' lea polled Is larger than lliat
cast in Ifi?!) in theseOoiinlies Hancock
received 1 111) uoue Iliio Vance and
G>i tit id H lilill unite i ban Sell le J irvis
received 1 -fill le.-s than Valine, slid
-,;>h less lliau l| >Pcock limion
received none than Se'tic. ami
11)5 less I ban liar tie Id V'moe's major ily
Iu these c> uulies w*i 1 I .llil), ant >1 IT\ IS S
maj ir.iy in these counties Is 0 201. Ii
IS probable that I tie lilt of the Stall
wnl be live or s * thousand in excess ol
the vote of 18(0, and ihe Democratic
vole will be very nearly a« great in in
' that year. It> Ihe 4ih, slb #pd 7i'i
districts, our vole is larger than it w»s
in 1870 I'he liguies show (hat whi'e
the Deuiocrals have In Id their own, the
licpublicatis have cast about 3 OWI votes
more thuii in 1870. These deductions
are drawn from the fUurfa we have
Qther returns may change then
i somewhat, but we do not thins In an>
| great extent According to tigure
reeeived by us, Jarvnt's majority is
0 331, with Watauga and ()ire still to
hear from It will probably be 0 500.
JtaUii/h A'w. 14
There iiitint be a cause for all of this,
whether real or imaginary, and »hat
this cause is it bejouies us to carefull)
and cautiously ask Is il the Solid
North rs. the Solid South ? Is ii the
prepondcrame of our votes in the
National (Jongre-s ? If nol, what then
oan it be ? We are forced to think tha'
the fact of our being solid is the cause,
and although we are solid only lor good
government, yet this is a pretext fur our
adversaries to d nlare us pi blic nutliwa,
and to denounce us as lehabililated
rebels. It is an unl>rtuii*le s'ate ol
affairs, and o'jr common c miitry cannot
prosper and giuw well as long as there
js st y such teeling existing Therefore
in this datk hour of our political history
let us lake oourage, and while bearing
with manly dignity our reverses, lei us.
when Ihe suioke ol battle is blown sway,
question paiiiolically and wisely upon
it.is point and see what is he*t to lie
done, — Krrih'iic (SouUi Carolina)
Gazelle.
Thanksgiving.
Thursday Nov. 25'h has been ap
pointed by I'residenl liayes as Thanks
giving D«y
N.I better plan for exhibiting nnr gra
titu'le to the Htver of all good tor Ihe
mercies and blessings of the past'yesr
could be inaugurated than that ot lak
ing up a collection lor the Oxford
Orphan A"y!uw wherever religious ser
vices are held on Thanksgiving l>y.
Wheie g-rvicesaie not held on thai day
let it tie taken up on iheSibbalh ue ru
ing following Thanksgiving Hay and let
tne Sabbath schools all lender the same
instil ill ion a thanksgiving offering on
tt b first Sabha h in December We
hope the suggestion will he oarried out
by ihe elergy and Sabbath school
» iperintendciiis as cheerfully as the re
ligious and secular preas will extend the
, notice of the suggestion which thry
have been requisted to do
Phkrkkvii Tills —The Greensboro
J'atriul says that a sure cure (or
wlumping cough is one tablespnotifill nt
clean, pure lar, one pint of new in Ik ;
stir well ; let it aland two hours; I hen
pour off the miU ; let the child drink it
every hour. It will effect a cure in
Ihrce da^s
BLOW Storm.
Wll, iNo TON November 15. After
almost a u niinuous rain for twenty four
hours, a snow storm set in about 7:30
o'clock this morning and still continues
A heavy snow storui ia reported at
Fayettevilie and Goldaboro.
Men are like piqa On® with a little
Iliad may he J'isl as sharp as ope with a
iit£ ncati.
ITEMS OF INTERPBT,
K "isns ha- j tst ileetdod by a ui ijority
of ill UIMI v.iir.- to pruli.itii ihe »ale ol
nit lA. o«t liijuor- within her holders
. *
l-horeutsir. 'is nl Naei iiMieino e oiiity,
Cat , eotitattir. 11 42ti u ut.n. ut v .ler-. ui
wlmtii mil) 64- »>-ie b in In tne S.aie
ot Calituruin.
r« j ieinif in ft recent public
sp eeli IIVI r the eK.Uti"*i i>t (i.ntii-ld. w-s
.i seel e Hi beo,.li). I' I" Hid and blltier>
kissing eaolt oil er II i/iuiiit/l""
•«T.) from a b> ated campaign
wi'li a re pi*' at t i| aa jiimil as lie Mal'lid
Willi la ifiealer k'oi> tbaii eould oatr*
been gained t»y an eleull»»ii A> lite I i»sl
d D - y "
In ihe ne*i I'rtjidenlinl elecioii. tin
l»i-s the nuiiibet ol' uieii.buis ol t,'oii|tr. •>-
men he I tie S on Ii is ill e*si 141
election I votes, and hey wtti besoi.d 1.0
i lie li.tin'ieiailu nouiinee
l'he epi* inly prevails In a ureal ex
lent in ilns seell-'ii. A teaspoon lul ol
uroillid tiiUsliird U|i*ed with tlie Horses
ieed, i n e uuuieudid NX e lniVu tiled
It willi sueotss J'irs*
Sei.alor ll"»i say» in America tlie
Ci|ilallst is I lie sueeeaal ul laborer, l|e
thinks that I I lie wants to
iiiuke anything I ir the .\mcrteaii tanner
lie cu.ne over i liet l^.
I tenors I ilaneoek bus a unj rit y ot
o»er 100 IMIII on tne popular Vole, show
my thu'. lin^ ever itie Siaii a ma) Vole as
Stales, t r lary r portion •' our country*
men are Democrats tialtiininr
1 he seal of II m tie.!, l! (Nibell, rep
i escnlat IVe eleel Ir* Hi i b I'liih
Mima) ill tnct ot Virginia, wtli be c n
leal* d ti\ .! T Bi«>ail. his opponent,
■vim laa be* n taking lor that
purpose.
The detii"cr*ls of New York are un
eartliinif eleiitlon Irauiis I' is elaimeo
ihai 20 OHO illegal v*i ex in that State
alone were cast I• *r t/.ifield litli
11 HI cook has enproseit lijs lippoattiou
10 any contest
The season is oouiinir when a tmiti
must not uilv KU ird carelully hislib-ny
■Hid every other rttchi vouchsafe d Inn. by
the Const tl ul lull, but lie must kft-p one
ey» oil his woodpile and hell-roust
[ M idilletow n Transcript,
The cptistis bureau bulletin for New
Jersey shows 'lie population ot lliai
Si'ite I" be 4>ll 833 (IHH 7MI males and
2t (',67- lemales) ol wbiuli StSl.Vl are
ton lull born anil !) 141.' I'olnred. Inelu
ded in the oul'ired ate |37 Chinese and
11 Indians.
A leadin|? merchant of Warrenioti.
V.i, last Friday otdereil thirty bolts ol
■■ ttonades troin (JolutiioilS. (ra 11*
"is hereliitore p'irchssed tins line ol
Nortli,' but has lioliid that he can
tu tielivr 'r m Soul h
ern fscturiei.
Our |lepre«ent»ii»e, A., M[
Scales, has been quite sick within the
last ten days, and wis oou6ned to the
bouse lor inucli ol the time, hut is now
unproved and able to attend to
business lie suns to be in bis plure at
iln) National Cap tol on lie Ii st Monday
in December Cfiilrul l'iotmhiiil.
It is believed h) Republicans al Wash
inuton th *t I'nsidem eleet U .itield wil
■all the ll'iu>e to eitra session on the
sth of .March next.lor reoriisnigiiion,
an 1 call the Senate, as is slways the
custoui. to eoiitirui his oatnuet sod tin
otl.er iiouiliialious l.e uiay have to
make.
Boy| in Ilrfiihl: We are blessed in
the Uot'eil Slates with 10!l3H7tlU
hortes, 1713 100 untie-*; 33 234 sul
cat Me; 3M 12'',800 sheep, sod 34 7titi,loo
swine, mid In sof Bfses. We sre not
Hitorurd by thu Department ot
Aicricu lure at Wasliiutfton whetbei
this I supply of atiluial( in due to
the Ri publican paity or not.
The c*n|i|S bureau has issued a
hu I. tin eooa itiir the tesultsof Ihe lirat
count ol i lie p .putslt* n *>f Stale ol South
Carolina aeeonlltiif to the sehedule
returoed by tha enumerator The t is)
populait it of the State ■ 995,3(16, of
ai I h 4HO 327 "re . ales and SIM 111 .i
leunles ; SIB 7 liti4 are native and 7 tit'i
foreign b-iti. The whiles nnuiier
3D I 071, and H94 233 are e*il* r d
We must not *linw ourselves t
become a pi ex |o dei» .;id noy, but keep
r lore* a Inlset f*r the 11 impaiito I
18.54 We eanuot b*-lle*jiL T ! h.a» delta'
will si* S)S he *lon s Fisud aid
enrrupti i|i canin t tmerer rule ibis free
and liberty Invinu people Corruption
ui ly prevail in liitfh plain s lor a while.
■ut eveuiq illy, like a t thintis evil, will
otiuig to |gTI- I.— T-iili'iro SuHlUrmfr
The pilneiples of the 0 ne'er .lie party
sre en ex latent with 1 he e.t*hfiahiiienl «tl
the poveriiuieiil naelt They are the
very pint of the e ttaiiiu'ioii and will
yet triumph stuin, Fur years morn ot
abuse ol power may bo sitfii-ieut to
arouse Ihe people t" a change of publie
ssrvsnts, liut le- it u.ur- or less !»•••
chsnue will uome. We have not
despaired ol the republic l.ib.'t'y will
noverdie auiotig Americans, //em/ersu"
ftevieu}.
At the eleetion on the 2nd instant
there vere tw. candid ties f*r the
lejiislaiure in Person o* uiity : H dleoisn,
Democrat, iitid Winstead. KepnHlu-an
They received 1 .013 votes esoh. uiakiug
it a tie ; but the It *aid of County
'omtnissi'*tiers who were denmorats.
lecidi d that. WltiS'ead was elected
The D .uioerstie -ote-s of persnn will
''erlsiuty ask that H ar*l *il f!*'iutuisaioiiers
o "rift*.- and expisio ." D I hey do imt,
hey onent t i tjo fcy r>'ft-*li'>ru
Patriot, "
But we are not alarmed or discouraged
Dor have we any tears about the gcntfift'
prosperity of lite country and ihe we Ure
uf the elans lit' liuHlnffH tiieti who have
always ruled ■he u.unity—-ml I ijtettco.
industry and entnKy It* c ritl d
lier*-liilore. and will jm.tiitilC to ril'e ui'
mailer wlto IS elected Pilsllleilt, ■ r It • 4
'the ignorant |iortt>tt »t the |ii*|ii« In'iiil
votes in lite Southern und N itli rn
Male*.
JJn matter low iltoli"iis re-u t, tl.o
ene*getic tiusjfitiM mi |t «»• 'lit' •• unity
w>li ciitiirul a tf.it t N »ml I lie indoVi t and
ii r III'-* will lie ignored and •m-tini
a nan'- ol ihe t t|lint! clnes id
XIII.I til l any lor H llian « Ito dona
ii t »i'ik Hi d niaii'iui* uetl. hltd ueithel
ran lie do n.uen Isrill In lln>u » hit are
„I,| H i,i "«cid I lie r own rw" lit tins
»0 lu —• ( /"" '>'#• PtM' li'Ji
SNUW —0 ALVEBTON. NoV
li .ls rep'.il 11c*a v > anew in sev
urnl p in's in Texas. At Xainti nine
iiielu s fell.
S'f Loyis. N iveuibe- (i—A snow
stm in liaa been prevailing since lust
night, but the auow (iteMans lust us it
hln
The New York Ihrahl says of our
candidale. Gin Hancock :
It ia certain thai ihe Democrats will
bold llie Senate al'ior Mai eh 4, 1380, an
they dji now That will prevent the
Stalwart* troui working mischief noai'Sl
tlie S u'h The Republican ntaj irily
in the House is n H yet deltt mined.
LI I TI.E HOCK, NOT. 17. A heavy
snow storm eotiinterced here at 8
/clock this morning and baa continued
without intermission since, and tit still
laHioir at sp. Rt. This is sutiething
wi.houl precedent in this liHt'ide.
Sine the opi o'i pot tno colored in
••ne asylum in North Carolina then. Ml
tutiou lifts los' one patient by de* '.
It rrnyi uu. ddart olcultumt liuot
Forming far r;cfit
New, Accurate, flair.. i when • !♦*, >• C.mn'te Fnrt
Whr.tiy in it cif A i-reiri 'n to f.irni.nx.
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ten Sri Vl L|*P? i «/;, Fneturiee, Nnreen lu HorpUuln-ln abort, by Evcrjbody
PS Jy /S> i' flr'J everywhere who ha» ever iriveo It »trial
L TI-'L # IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT.
1 , i w)J s '.'l It should always bo need for Piiln In the Rack nnd Kldt>,
rjl' s(fe (liS)/. K an«l ftrfnyt and pnn»**iit rt'i'J" In all cases of Rrnlitert,
*l. n'M ' ' i- • * Cms, Sprains, Sevmre Horns, Sealde, eta
- * NO CAN SAFELY RE WITHOUT IT. It vll
—j—/ annually have many timea ita co»t In doctnra' bifla, and ita |»rtco
■ j In-in .i it within tbo r. orb of &1L It ia sola at SJdc. jOc. oi.u 81.0(1
« —iq i 1 a IH.IUU, and cpn bo obtained from all drugtffetft.
PL:::r.r DA733 & CON, Providence, R. I.
Proprietors.
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„ r Cures by lo\ l o\ ( Xnluret i my)
lure c back A{ f *ic aVi v.'dxvTq d.^ka^s,'
* .... :\li THUOVP OISEASKS,
Anil hlullsenses ol 'he |viunt*« s lihidder upd (iitfC 1 I ///X(f 'I KOUiil. t*.
Improved lxjM»r Kitliiry rail. I'DBivts
' titni healing Hi. ii tt .
II is .1 Marvel of Healing «'nl Reii f, |, DR 4Ws PR -, M , e 8e(1 tg
SIMPLE, SENSIBLE, DIRE T, il ih ii i*n i-« •! •i h
PAiNL- SS, PO WERFUL. Thousands T.etify to its Virtues.
It CURiiS y> nil -if» i.u'a A Revel- 1 ill' X\ ltl>
a':*n I Htvolufio i in Medicine A>• r* , • ■ ■ .
oui(.in n«r dnert »|.pMcni>n, as o|>i.imei) to li} Pll (° Y£*f IS] "lO 1 Ill' Pit
i.ns ! i**l .'-lory internal nit-tlit-ines .*M-rnl lur * ■ ■Vis* Tt II fdiill * Ifll *'!■
utir I.eat i.-e on Kid net irui.l.lw, sent life. p. pM ri.M.air nnlil ..hi |,a\> >i ied lliia fVn-l
.-ioid nj- .Irngjjisie, ifwui ii.t nt.iil, un rec.i|>( i,„. i, j ,~i jj \DI' ALLY
ul>liO',«2. I.PFEC TU/.I »'"-d .
£.L ..n IM • n .» *. .>• n ll VII) lit mui on ip*
Ihe "Only" I iiiijr Paft (>,, ol p r ic«, *2 00, i>v
WuLsins' Bo k. *4..c ' .;t .> '* r..d Co.,
Pivii L'li, v.ivli ..linnis B'.-ck,
' i Tilt i IT, ». ifh.
Tlii* is t>n.| fi i d r nr Tpiiinoni'.* nnd
l'« U eKldne. I'A.l. Ask on IH ok '' J'i irt M mi.3 tt
iur it ntiu u.ke uu ollur. )'i«r, ' tent Int. l-ci 8 tbNo
HOLIAH'S
PA D S
CURE Q THE OfO
simply TR,JE
by /Ty |JMAL&ni."I
Absorption] J Anifcto.
Trade LIABJC.
Holman'i Acrtiet Liver and Ctoir«' , i
Pad --For M \L.\KI \
LIVER and H TOMACJ TItOJ
BLES. Trico f2.1i0.
Klolniun*fi Spr lal Fad-A'lftn'o 1 to oil
ckrotiit* Price $.1.00.
Holmau's Splorii Bell-For cul born
cast's of Bnlarged un I
unyielding Liver nn4 t>lo;ua. li
trouble. Pric«- S3.(K).
Holniflll 9 M liHniit"* iPad-Por aKwT.i of
lnfi\ntn and clilktrun. Trico SI.D).
Bladder CotttplAlti'a. Price 9-.03.
Klolraan'ft ITferliie Pa»l—?or F»ni la |
Price $.j.00.
AbworptSve Urdlctni] Rodj
Pla«le»*—The plaster lqiulo—
l»orou8 on rublter basin. Price 25a.
llolraan> AbmirpUve 71cdirinal Poof
Plantrrw—
ßirisli circulation. Price |»er mlr 25c.
Absorption B*:t—Modlt-atr* 1 Foot Datha—
For (olds. Obstruction* an 1
all rases \vb n r» a foot ln'h Is
needed. Per hnlf lb. pacKnge, Csc.
For wale by all druggist*—o.* sent l y in U.
postnani. on receipt or pra e. T*ie A'»s>rpiion
BUt Is not 44 innilnhle " mi l
Kxpres* at purchaser's expena**.
The sn *c«*ss of Pahas In
spired l.nlta:ors wljo otfer P.%di a.mliar l:i
FORM and ODOI: the Titus XIo- m\n*S, saying,
"They are the nine, /;«.•* Jirware if a.l
Boiuii Pat. i, 0:7 go..en up to #u.l on the repu
tation of the genuine.
Bee that each Pad bears the gref»n PRIVATS
FEVSITUB STAMP ( f tlio lioluian Pad Company
witty above Tradc-Marli.
If aaß|t-(o«l with ehronla ailments send a con
cise description of syniptoins, wnlcii will re
ceive prompt and csrefu! aitention.
Dr HOLMAN'S a vice is free. Full troatise
sent free oa appllratlon. Address,
Ho*.HAN PAD CY>.,
(F. O. Box 2,112) trj W.Jliai.i Street, New fork.
©ITAIIt DYElit'ae safest
and be t; acts in tan
taneously, producing
tl|e m»ist natural ah..de !
of black or brow: r.d as |
not slum th« skin;eaau :
ly applied. A standard
prepanitlon ; favorite 1
Upon every well ap
pointed toilet for lady
or gentleman. Sold by |
all drugcrists and ap- \
plied by ail uair dressers. J. CIIiMTADOIIO,
w f WJ William street, New Vork,
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Patroniae He mo Industry.
W. P LANBfIETII, I
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COACH, BUCCY
AN D
WAGON MAKKH »«"! lIKr.MUKR, !
IJANBVHY, N C. . I
All work n itrrntilrd In l»e of firjt-rlnss ran-
Irriil Halt*'eel inn pusranU'4 «1. liupaiiiu/ a
•pciirt'lv. Mini d«»ne i»n .iho.t uollce.
Obi (Sini. jje««. Hnjfgief, nnd all ot
|»n>Yi*ioiif uken in exchange lt>i wrW.
Jupc If —ly.
11:f Prl f ! 1• y II!
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i!Giii v(c ut.
TII3 SC'Il NT.FI "J Alt El XC/N.
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prii.i.il iv ilir 111 >i 1 i*iiii lui >i 1 jra/'u4tly
*//#/#'/ i/» d wi h # hmhd tiyrttiny ~t rvii.i
i'»H ihe im>e i I v -lit; i»? •11 I 1 ie mcsl ri-
I vii 1 Ad* I'iiii'S ill the .Ar'sniui >i*it*nrps: in-*
I ell. 11l y New « i.il lit Fi » ii, . |-
ii 111 e, tii>iiit*n 11 n 1 . tie «».i.v lit:ilth. Men
die.il Progues, • *»IIHI burmt ( Nsfursl liis*
uu*, I i'oit>>.'3, A>i • i*'i'. . •• •. t?tv 1!
1 !»• prselienl p»i|*er> I" - rn •ne»-i v titers in «l|
lcj#..i iineiils i»i triemv, a 1.1 in- luuuti mme
St ifiiiiHe Aineiicau.
Ten > $3 J•, 1' f»ir I? 100 haT a ear,
al'ieh leebid* 9 po?iave. I'iseouiit loAjjen's,
»• eo|i;vS. ten te.il-, 1 .» s i »\e •:»-
tit ill* is. §*f tft »o .11* •» dr. (ti AiUNN ft
M« . | 1.Inh«*i Ill Pai.4 Hll.l, New Yui'k
PATEN is.
i fcCit!L»litiC /ill! lICMI, -US rs vl I NN to
i(> me JSoliviloia o; .MII IUMII und
Pnleniß. have hud \ esrb' cxpei ieuwe, so 4
now have the
world Paltnfs sreablsined on ibe liesi ternm
A spirial notice is imide in ihe bcioxitiflo
AmeriCHn of till Inviutions psimted
tins Ajietjcy, with tlu* r.auic and res
ide nve ot ilie Patentee Hv the iiiiinruse cirn
ciilatiou thus »iive«», public ..tuntion is di
iected to the merit* ol the new patent, and
ssits or lut'odLClioii often e tsin elfvletl
AIM pel son who has made a new nseovery
or luventioti, can asci-rtsin, frit of charge,
whelher a patent can
by writing to my.sN aCu Ae atso »eu|
ftt€ our Hand-Hook about the Patent l.HWS,
Patents, 1 averts, Trade-Alai ks, then-costs,
and how piocuit j with hiuts fur providing
advances on inventions Addiets lor the Pat
per, or voncerntug Patrn«s.
MUWN & CO.,
37 I'u.k i»ot«, Ativ Vork
Branch Office, coiuer F and iIU sireeu,
\\ ashing ion, U 0
KOCKIKSIIAM AIADCMf»
I AN KNGLIdII AND CbASMCAI* BCiIOoL.
Students PreparedJor College or the Practical
qf J.i/e.
SPRING SESSION OPENS
January ad, tsßi,
TERMS .—Moderate.
For|>*rtMlitis, to
H. li. BWADFIKI.D, Principult
4»iljr IBBo.— Qm Madisan, N. 0.
J. 11 MOIIOU-.ON, WITH
J. P. YANCEY & CO.,
(fiicrersnn lo V.intvy, Kiatikli n A Co.,
|.. I» It IKIt S 0F N 0 TlO Hf,
Ko 121'9 Main Street, Bit liitipiitl, Vu.
M.ireli '27, IbTO, ,