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There were only two persons who did have J towns and are making money by do
flnv motives. He did not charge Severs ao. The Charlotte merchants
FIJIAMAL & COMM.
New Advertisements.
Auction Store.
Kdltor.
I
Sunday, May 25, 1873.
es To-dy. y y'y
METHODI8'
H.---Seryice8 at 11 A.
and at 7
Rev. h 8. Burkhead,
fetor.
Ealvaky Mission Church. Services at
A. M., and at 7 P. M., Kev. vv. B. -Haiti,
Pastor.
i x-- n a.
resbvtekian UHURCH. cjervices ax IX
I., and at 7 P. M. Rev. A. W. Miller,
Pastor.
piscopal CHUBCH.-T-Services at. 11 A.
auT.4i P. M. Rev. B.S. Bronson, Rec-
v
.uthkban Chcroh. Services at 11 A.
Everting Service at T P. M. Rev.
Aldrich, Pastor.
aptist Church. Services at tl a. ni.
H at 7 p. m., Kev. J. B. Boone, Pastor.; ,
THE BAKER CASE,
Trial of Joseph Baker for the
Murder of Newton Wilfoiig,
CONI) DAY'S PROCEEDINGS THE VERDICT,
'ourt met according to adjournment at
o'clock yesterday morning.' The State
tinued the examination of witnesses.
C. Severs was called to the stand. He
ihVd that on the occasion of the killing
Jhad no knife ; further testified that he
not strike Wilfong with the axe-han-in
patting him out of the house,
rederick- Severs, clerk in the store of H.
evers, was called and shown the knife
which it is alleged Baker $tabbe!d
fong. Said that they had knives of
kind in the store and had sold Baker
'in. r. unie, was sworn ana testinea:
w-v - I
tsted Baker 1J hour after the killing,
t to his house and saw him going out
back door. Witness ordered hini o
, which he did, saying, "Don't ydu
he up on me. uness then ordered
prisoner to throw down his knife,
ch he started to do, but as he did the
friff taiuc up and the knife waa turned
tu him. W'a- asked what else be had ;
which prisoner replied that he had noth-
An examination of his person, how-
r, brought to light a razor and a six-
oter. Col. Bj'num showed witness a
lie and asked him if that was the one
en from prisoner ? Witness waa satis-
that that was the same. Upon the
est of pri.oner, saw blood on the knife.
ross examined : It was late in the
nini when be arrested Baker. Baker
1 ;
p about 4 miles from town. Saw no
b at the house but Baker and his wife.
ceased was dead when witness got to
era1. He supposed it was about an hour
Jp a half by sun whenahe and the party
thej traveled as fast as possible. He
ht be mistaken as to that; being the
tical knife which Baker had,' but did
think he was. When he ordered prison-
o halt, he did so and turning went back
the house. Witness had his pistol out,
1 threatened to shoot prisoner if he ran.
was raining very hard at the time.
lfred Lawing, colored, testified : Was at
en' that day and it was with him that
difficulty- began: He gave a statement
the difficulty in the store, which was
same in'- substance as that made by
er witnesses. Witness saw Baker with
nife that morning after Kerr had come
own, and described the knife as having
betal handle. Witness . didn't see the
i)bing; as he was in the store at the time
i
w Baker after the stabbing going stoop-
Ith rough the crowd. That he (Baker).
le through the store wbere withess was,
going to the back1 end washed and
d his hands,' after which he threw: the
lerout. That Baker, while washing
hands, saw wifriesa lbdllihg at him.
1 turned his back so that witness could
dornl -That- after
see what he vrsn
.Iking around the room a little while,
Mrwnt out the dooT ahd across the
ii in a trot, having his jhat in his band
toss examined ' Was working Vo'r Se-
ls, about I mile Trfim the 6r. Work-
till rain came "and then he quit and
Qt to the store where he staid all ' day.
'teased was a strnger to him he ; had
per seen him before. Saw Baker with a
ife about 12 o'clock'. Severe didn't take
the axe-handle until deceased had
used fo go out. Witness waa in the
use at the time of the stabbing outside
ker staid 5 or 6 minutes after the stab-
g.
TayW testified that he heard
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VrrS ClllTrA RV in V. mna rf k-ulnff I
ed that negro, arid B. denied it
i0rge Davis' evirlnr amnnnted to little
Fictuuond Cross said he saw Baker with
uife that morning. Counsel here show
witness a knife and he said .it s Was the
Re one which Baker bad on the 'tuonj-
B in question. '' ' - i J
lue last witness closed . the evidence in
,e case. V -j - , ' I
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r6. Ha iloHnail fh onma' a 'trtnwlor tr I
the t.Vinr rvf lifc AfnXtia I
Pr expressed or implied. , The defence.
unaerstood it, claimed that Baker J
not commit the deed.' CaiBvn urn
gU there could be ntf ubt About
the evidence was overwhelming and
fh vf the witnesses corroborated the two
cpal witnesses in all material points.
Bynum spoke tbut a 'short time and
ewavi r t-TrVt ' vh-U I
x. wiuiUK, wuu iu?u j
flpepH rf riai am. V -v . 4Aw.-tr1 iVi A I
oer frbxn the charge; brglrt airist J
v uvMa v auiiuui uciwucu .aav i
Bm. Ho ii:ir,iWJjtLl--I?---1
monstrous to accuse him of such a
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fcL . . .
r'ical crime..' Men Ha not Hinallv do
- ror Ine flak- 9j gbedflingjblOod.
IV I HTTKIJ
,-a Ll
h motive ta'dcf it, whereas lis 'client did
; i " t ..r;j,i- .
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Die it ne naa Kiuea nirain -trying, to tree ,
himself from his deadly grasp. y' j
Mr. J. H. Wilson for the defence, asked I
that His Honor lead the following iostruc-
.4A l -Th.r ;ru ma
vowing w iu- v . ao,. limn 11 CUCT UA4 I
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not believe the evidence they should give
a verdict of not guilty. 2nd, That to con-
Tiui-, iucjnr iuiii.uu uiai me ueceasea i
came to his death in the manner charged
fn the bill of indictment. 3rd, That if the
milt nfii.o n.;. -t.,o ui:t,.i I
guilt-wi me i i.-HJuci na uuk cauuil91icu
beyond a reasonable 'drtntt, they should ac
quit. Mr. Wilson then made a lengthy argu
ment in behalf of t he prisoner. We have
not space to even touch upon his import
ant points.
Mr. Wilson was followed by Col. By
nutn for the State His argument closed
the case. The speeches were all very able
and can impressive. His Honor then de
livered his charge to the jury, after which
the jury retired.
The Jury were out about one hour.
..At seven o'clock they came into Court,
and delivered their verdict.
The verdict was Guixit.
A motion for a new-trial was made by the
counsel lor me prisoner. iue uecisiun ui
His Honor upon this motion has not yet
been given.
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COMING ENTERTAINMENT.
A Musical Treat for Charlotte.
For some time past it has been whisper
ed among the "knowing ones" of Char
lotte that the Glee Club had in course of
preparation some music for public per
formance. At last, through" the indiscre
tion of some favored few who were admit
ted to the rehearsal, our much excited cu
riosity has been gratified and we have
found out what is coming off. "The Parry
Bridal" a cantata by Hewitt is to be ren
dered ; Th.e subject wer understand is part
ly taken from Shakespeare's beautiful play,
"Mid-suramer-nights' dream," and repre
sents the espousal of the elfin queen Teta
nia to (?) Oberon,'a prince of high degree
in fairy lands. The scene will show us the
court of the fair Titania in all its splen
dor; the queen surrounded by- all her sub
ject s; standing side by side iu beauteous
attire will be water sprites, and mountain
fays; the fierce looking Gnome King will
lock hands with the crowds of little airy
beings collected by her Majesty's command;
for this' all j ruportant' 'owa&pn. " ' Oberon
will of course have his attendants too all
of them noble, stately and handsome.
Our imagination is quite upset picturing
the brilliant scene that will greet us when
our Charlotte beauties are thus collected
and each fair is looking her prettiest. Why
Twere worth ten vears of this short life
One glance at their array."
But we forget we are dwelling too long
on what is to charm the eye while the mu
sic vpt nnannken. The music! ves, for
while our eyes are to be dazzled by the fair
ness of the vision our ears are to-be ravish
ed by the sweetest strains of melody. They
say the part of Titania is to be sung by one
of Charlotte's fairest daughters, who is as
much admired for her manv true, noble
womanly graces as for her splendid music
al attainments. She is supported by a
gentleman who undertakes the role of
Oberon. Of the solos they respectively
sing and pf their duetts suffice it that all
pronounce them superb.. But we can not
undertake to tell all we beard, for there are
long stories about Jolly "Puck," and the
terrible "Storm-Eiend,' and . "Star-Light"
arid "Zephyr," and! ever so many more.
However, this much we will idl, that the
time appointed for the proposed concert is
tiext "Wednesday, the 28th inst.4 and we
would bespeak for bur talented amateurs a
full house on that opcasion. In this m-
stancp we;have the opportunity of eontri
buting our mite to a good cause, (for it is
to be a charity concert) and of enjoying a
rich treat in the way of a beautiful, chaste
and elegant entertainment. -So let us give
ovir "Club" a hearty welcome in. tha form
of a large audience to show we appreciate
their efforts.
We learn that on Friday last, Col. C. W
Bradshaw, the Agent of the Atna Lite
TnohrRncP Comnanv in this citv. naid over
h.tr- of th UtP Cant. W. P. Hill
-v "" -r .
$5,900, the amount of a Lite rolicy, and
w9 th. amnnnt of a naid-nu Policy in the
''- '
above company, lhat makes 3-o,uuu paia
17 im8
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Persoual. Col. John Morehead arrived
in the city yesterday from Atlanta, where
he has been in attendance' upon the con-
Pvention of Governors. He gi Vea a glowing
account of the ; reception of ;thn delegates
i....u;,n.,1f itlan. .
Lutheran Church. The second special
-rvr"r.rh .. nuoM ;iA.-.rinoi f the-
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inuvuciouvuui.u x..-
V.r V.. T. Qaata frao The nnhlic
witftiii Diwt frtaVfeti 1 5
Indies Notice. lhe laches ot Charlotte
ai8 ruesev-- vo,ca v.
Wednesday nmrmngi tbe 28th instant, to .
assist in decorating the hall, preparatory
for the Greenville entertamnirfnt. -r. !
Got his Bristles Up.-Avery, of
it. - J . ,, K V -., -.
the FiedmonlrFrps, haa Je?n to Char-
iuho uuo v v.,...v .w
gome pretty nara uiuiupa, aim uome
.- - .- a l-v.i -l 7t ir rrnnnr-a
Htrtr.lll b lf ijts Ail n uau t .hvui
("May bl tlfeMajof iSsick.") Oui
VtiawImIca nf thftDharlottftmerchanta
I Va A-kiinrl in o nir i nlu rA witv V tiv the
Lrj Aif uuu Jk mj iiiii : , v w .1 . i
. nV , loo rloca .-t.hAV :.'-Lrivertise
I WWiMt ' f J ' '
I lArcrlv natrnnips almost ever V Da-
per inai m puoiiaueu iu : iueir buiw
"'r , -fT"-1
f being not only liberal advertisers,
Dut jujerai merchants. There is
0liething the matter with Averv,
he excvrted to the College: with the
lemplars, and he waa not fed as well
M O reensboro. We though I
that he laid in fully a weeks supply
j- a l 1 1 1 1 1 I
at Greensboro of hard biled eggs and
chickerit but then thev ouW
have given him an opportunity at
me tic-nic io display nis pronpiency
as a bone polisher and an egg crac-
k8t. ("We are afraid the Major is
av rv. Atnuuru. juii.
Try Jacob Mendel's 5 cents cigars or C
for 25 cents. may 20 tf
Agent H. J. Wolfe, Esq., is our Agent
at Monroe, Union county. He is sithor-
izea to solicit subscriptions, give receipts,
22jsT- Special Notices inserted iu this
Column will te charged IO cents
per line.
figr" All parties ordering the Observer
will please send the money for the time
the paper is wanted.
j- Contractors will not be allowed,
uuder their contracts, te advertise any
other than their legitimate business,
unless Dy paying specially for such ad-
I rtiloAmatitfl
intiaimvumi
Notice.
1st. Those who owe me and are .rood, I
will take dollar for dollar.
2nd, Those that can't pay sfll I will take
part.
3rd. Those that are no account. I will
take 5 cents on the dollar.
J. T. BUTLER.
-L. Von Me verhoif of the Charlotte In
stitute will remain in Charlotte during the
vacation, this summer, and -will give mu
sic lessons at the Charlotte Institute.
may 8 eod lm
Chlu Music or Wind Won't Pay Judg
ments.
1 understand there is a good deal of chin
music, or wind about my advertisements,
and that little rive hundred dollars semritv
money I have to pay. The papers are in
ther hands of Sheriff Alexamler- and it
any one will ?o and pay them, I a.ure
yo'U it will confer an everlasting favor; also
buy all your fine gold and silver watrhe,
clocks, jewelry and spectacles from me.
Now do. Kespecttullv.
J. T. BUTLEtf
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Doolev's Yeast Powder is the i-heapest,
but not lowest priced. Baking Powdei;.
Kleeant Biscuit;, Rolls, tfec, prepared in a
few minute..
--
No Poisonous Drug-.
Dr. Tntt' Liver Pills are prepared with
great care.and study, in exact accordance
with the principles of Chemical coinpati
bilitv. Thev are not a "cure all" for all
diseases. Thev are sate. Thev contain no
dangerous drug. Require no change of
diet or occupation.
Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla ami Queen's
Delight.
Under the influence of this comjionnd
the eye grows clear ahd sparkling, the com
plexion like pearl; unsightly blotches, pock
marks, worms in the flesh, pimples, and
roughness of the skin disappear, and the
entire human organization grows iedolent
with health.
The Proper Time
To use Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills is when yon
have Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Yellowed
cast oi the Skin, Rush of Blood to the
head, c?tkl extremities', Ringing in the
. Ears, pain in the back, side and sTjoulders,
high colored urine, vertigo, and billious
ness. They afford prompt relief.
Put Yourself in His Place.
Reader put yourself iu the place of a
dyspeptic and and bilious patient under
the old tasrioned, regular treatment. Allo
pathic doses of blue pill, purgatives that
go through him with the impetuous rush
of an avalanche, opium when he can t sleep
and a little beet tea to keep him alive uu
der the assaults of the medicine men upon
his stomach, his intestines, his liver, and
his brain, all these he has to endure. Is it
any wonder that he becomes dreadfully
weak, emaciated and dejected I Reader, it
vou have any "gumption'' you would,
under any circumstances, and at all haz
ards, decline -to put 'yourselfOtherwise
than suppositiously in that man's place
Now put yourselt in the place oi, a person
with the same complaints, who has had
the sense to resort to ; Hositetter's Stomach
Bitters as a remedy. He takes that agree
able ana potent vegetable tonic ana altera
live, we win say, inree times a uav. as a
. r, -!. i -
necessary consequence his appetite returns,
his digestion improves,-his bodily strength
increases, his bowels become free and regu
lar, his sleep is sound and refreshing, his
spirits grow buoyant, the tinge of health
returns to his complexion, and in a few
weeks the cure is complete. l his is no
I . 11;..- Ct.
mncypiciure, n is a untn uuioi .
experience ot thousands oi dyspeptic, bil
ioU3 debilitated and despairing patients
Is it necessary to ask the reader in which
" m ' IJ ' tl-.l. It
nr u fm, h
afflicted with any disease of the stomach,
the bowels,, liver or the neves :
"Pain-Killer."
There can be no necessity, at this late
dav. for the press to speak in conitnenda
tory terms of thi9 remarkable medicine, in
order to promote its sale ; for it is a mcdi-
cine that is known and appreciated the
wiae woriu luroiigw. vv neutrvn wB3r
of the Pain-Killer, as in the present in
stance, we do so in behalf of the' afflicted
rather than with thei view of advancing
the interests of its proprietors- J
For van
ous diseases, such as rheumatism, cholera
cholera-morbus, burns, sprains, Drnises
I nn.1 n tk nA i-.F li raiarurta ira
I are jcon vinced that there is no remedy be-
sands upon thousand entertain the same
i wrruuuy , c f j. w mr
"a'
1840, and from that time to tbis its sale,
both at home and; abroad, has constantly
and rapidly increased, and we rejoice at
m6 LHr El
I Cause rcuuiliuu aiiuws iti(i ii 3
ben the of relieving a vast amount
pj nimjan .unenng. we nope me present
proprietors ot -Davis vegetable "am kii-
1 W mi 1 1 !-,- 1 Jtta - Amrsvr !- vivanaritir
m
er ' will long live to enjoy, tne prosperity
they nave so fairly won
EV1NS & BOMAR,
I Attornevs AND Onimmioss
AT
Law
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j iuy u iota, xui
CrifAKjLOTTE JfAKBLETS.
Cotton market.
This report is made up by the reporter of
the Observe, after consultation with all
the leading cotton buyers of the city :
Office Obsebveb, )
May 24. 1873 9 P. M. j
Sales for the day and week past have
beon light. There has been little fluctua
tion in the market, the staple for the most
part ranging from 12 to 15. Market is
quiet.
r-
ion lVCarls.et.
CORRECTED DAILY BY
W. H. H. HOUSTON & CO.
PROVISION MARKET Flour $4.25 to
$4.60 ir sack, on market.
Baeon (Baltimoie bulk sides.) 11 to 11 J
cents.
No North Carolina on Market.
Lard Baltimore Flake in quantity
1 li to 12 cents.
Molasses, common, 29 cents.
Syrup, Golden, 40 to GO.
Syrup New Orleans, 75 to SO.
White Drips, 73 to 75.
Tallow 10 to 12 cents.
Beeswax 25 to 3V cents.
Irish Potatoes $2.00 to $2.50 per bushel.
Apples (Good Mountain) 75 to $1.25 per
bushel, as to quality.
Salt -Syracuse in Liverpool sacks, $2.10
per sack. Liverpool $2.10 to 2.25.
Factory Yarn$1.55 to $1.60 per bunch.
LIQOURS N C Corn, $1.25 to $1.50 light
demand.
Apple Brandy, $1.50 to $1.75 good de
mand. Peach Brandy, $1 75 to $2.00 good de
mand. Sweet Potatoes, $125 to $1.50 per bushel.
Good demand.
Corn 65 to 70 cents, good demand.
Wheat none offering.
Oats 50 little demand.
Peas, strictly clay. $1.00 other kind 75
' Financial Market.
BPT1N3 BATES OF BASK MOTES C. BT
. BASK OF MECKl BNBURC. IRTOS TRBKT,
CHARLOTTE, N . C
ianfe Cape Fear le
" Commerce. I
' Fayettevllle, :i
" N. Carolina, 30
Roxboro', 2
' Washington, o
Bank of Charlotte,
' Clarendon, 0
" Lexington. 0
(tira ham,) 0
Thnmasviiie.
2
Wadesboro'.
10
lo
A.
i
, o
5
: 1
It
10
2I
anrevviiift- o
Wilmington,
Xnnmeivlal Hank ol Wilmington,
-IT . " . !
f armers tiaua nt JNortii carol iuh
-.ireen.sboru' Mutual Insurance Co
erchauts' Bank of Newbtru.
(old.
ill tier's aud Planters' llaut,
Virginia Batik Notes average about
outh Carolina " "
vieorgls " f '
bank oi tne State ot JNortli Carolina. 2
4b8 Tnese quotations are liable to fluc
tuation, and cannot be relied on for any
length of time,: Remittances for all Bank
Notes sent us made either Id Currency or
Northern Funds, at par.
GOOD WORDS
FOE THE
Pain-Killer
We can confidently recommend the Pain-
K.il ler. Toronto Bauf.xt.
It is the most effectual remedy we know
of for Aches, Pains, fie-ih wounds. &c. St.
Johns AW., P. U.
We advise that every family should have
so effectual and sueedy a Pain Killer".
Amherst V. S. Gazette.
Our own experience is that a l-ottle of
'ain Killer is the best Physician a travel
er can have. Hamilton tiuectator .
For both internal and external applica
tion have found it of great value. Chris.
Am.
A medicine no family should be without.
Montreal Transcript.
Could hardly keep house without it. Ed
Voice.
Should be kept in every house, in readi
ness for sudden attacks of sickness. Chris.
Pi ea.
No article ever obtained such unbound
ed popularity Salem Observer.
. One ot the most reliable specifics ot the
age UM Vo7A State. ;
Its power is wonderful and. unequaled in
the medicine chest A Y Examiner.
It will recommend ltselr to all who use
it Geora-ia Enterprise.
. Is extensively used and sought after as a
really useful medicine Jirurnnl, St John. N.
B.
No medicine has acquired such a reputa
tion : it has real merit Newport Da-do News.
One of the most useful medicines: have
used it and dispensed it for the jt twenty
vears llev Wm Ward, Annum.
The most valuable medicine now in use,
TeniK- Organ.
it is really a valuable medicine, and us
ed by many physicians Button Traveler.
We always keep u wnere we can put our
hands on it in the dark, it need be. Kev
C Hibbard, Burmnh.
One of the few articles that are ju$t what
thev pretend to he Brunswick telegraph.
In rov mountain travels no medicine is
of so universal application as rain Killer
Kev M II Bixby, Kvrmah.
PEKRY DAVIS & SON,
mank's and prop's,
136 High St., Providence B I. -111
Sycamore St., Cincinnati, O.
377 St Paul, Montreal, Canada.
17 Southampton Row, London, England.
mav 22 ; eod lm.
SCARFS of the latest novelty at
mav 9 B. KOOPMANN S.
STORE-ROOM FOR RENT.
mHF. Store Room on College Street, for-
L merly occupied by W. J. Black. Ap
ply to BURROUGHS & SPK1NUB.
may 18 lm
STEP LADDER.
THE TALLEST, Cheapest and best Step
Ladders, just received at
WALTER BREM A CO S,
. mav 17 Hardware Store.
NEW POTATOES.
UST Received
Also Garden Peas, at
B. N. SMITH'S.
may '17
NEW Irish Potatoes are yet
we have just received '15
scarce, but
bushels of
elegant eating potatoes much better than
new ones yet selected for ns to sell till the
new ones come. Also a tine lot of sweetj
potatoes just received, at
JNO. F. BUTT'S
may 20 Market.
THE cheapest and handsomest Embroi
deries, fit. B, KOOPMANN'S.
may -9 '
BY EXFBESS. i-
4 ,; HANDSOME Stock;; of Fine Lace
, Tail8, just received at ' 4
wty 13 , . B. KOOPMANN.
1200,000 ACRES.
Cbeiip'Fnrnfi!
The cheapest Land iu market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
In the Great Platti Valley.
3,O0C ,OOO AerM in Central Hsbraska,
Now far sale in tracts of forty acres and
upwards on five and ten years' credit at 6
per cen. No advance interest required.
Mild aud healthful climate, fertile soil,
an abundance of good water.
The hest Market in t he West ! The great
mining regions of Wyoming, Colorado.
Utah and Nevada being supplied by the
formers in the Platte Vallej
Solders Entitled to a Homestead 160 Aoros
The Best Locations for Colonies.
Free Homes for All ! Millions of acres
of choice Government Lands open for en
try under the Homestead Law, near this
Great Railroad, with good markets and all
the conveniences of an old settled country.
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad
Land.
Sectional Maps, showing the Land, also
new edition of Descriptive Pamphlet with
new Maps Mailed Free Everywhere.
Address O. F. t)AVIS,
Land Commissioner U. P. R. R.
Omaha, Nebraska.
USE Reisinger's Sash Lock and Support to
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!
No spring to break, no cutting of sash ;
cheap, durable, very easily applied ; holds
saah at any place desired, and self-fastener
when the sash is down. Send stamp for
circular. Circular and six copper-bronzed
locks sent to any address in the U. S., post
paid, on receipt of 60 cts. Liberal induce
ments to the trade. Agents wanted- Ad
dress REJSINGER SASH LOCK CO., No.
418 Market St., Harrisbvtrg, Pa.
may 5 4w
T1aB.Vv1 4 - .-a
WELCH a GRIFFITHS,
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flianuiacturers or saws.
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTH ERS.
EV'RMY SAW W.VRR4NTRD
Files, Belting aud Machinery
u LIBERAL rUSCOUNTS .test
J&kr-Price Lists and'Circnlavs free.
WELCH A tttttlt f 1 1 Mm.
Boston , Mass , di Dei voir Mich,
mav ii 4
AG KBITS H A 5iTKt Send for ( atal- ue
Domestic Si'rin! Machine N'r w V .il .
mav fj 4v
Claim and Patem Ageals.
Claims of (Vnsus Alair hal i ot iv;ti culiect
eJ without proof f loyalty
' O, Box V 'ashiuTuii i'
mav 6 4w
l.
F VL L WEIGH T.-fi OA 1
PROCTER & GAMBLE S
EXTRA OLIVE.
Some oiands of Soap are soh
..liort weight five to eight p.ui'.is peri
box. It voir ile there s. ai Vou pay
moiiev tor what vou do not receive'. Can
ati auiu'u to do o t
Buv PROCTKIl & OAMBLR'a
Full
Weight Brand. Sold bv (iioriMs in
your
IcitV.
WILL1HU BKO.
Wholesale Agt-nts. Wilmington,
mav G 4w
. C.
W Sarrender of Geaeral lee
At Appomattox C. H , Va , April 9th, 1865
A lnaniricent 14x18 inch -Engraving ol
the surrender ot (general Lee, .howiug the
armies, &e. It is truly a gem ot art, one
which should ban: in the iarlor of even
Southern home. Senl by mail, mnuntnl
on a roller ami oast-raid, on receipt of 20
cents, or 3 for 50 cent. Agents wanted'
Address J. C. S W. m. UUKKOW. Bristol
Tenn. Catalogues of Pictures, Books, Ac.
sent free. may H 4w
LOOK ! ! ! FOB 50 CENTS. .
g"
By sending 50c. to GEO. D. BURTON,
New Ipswich., N. H., yon will receive by
return mail your name nicely cut in u
Stencil Plate" formarking Clothing, Books.
Cards, Ac. with Ink, Brush ahd directions,
all post-paid. Address for Circular,
GEO. D. BURTON,
may G 4w New Ipswich, N. H.
7
$0 TO All classes of working ieo-
Tt 'rfi . t tur .litr t A rji ic ti'-inluil t
ple, of either sex, young or old, make more
money at work for us in their spare mo-
ruents, or all the time, than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address Q. STINr-
SON A CO., Pi.rtland, Maine
finnv14w
ma-nw
TJOWTI9POKK, oi
thV
Secret Out.
XX Mustache ami Whiskers in
42 days.
This Great Secret and 10O others. Gam
blers' Tricks, Cardiology, Ventriloquism,
al I in the Original "Book of.AVnnders."
Mailed for 15 cents. Addwss D. C. CUT
l.ER, Carthage, Illinois. may 6 4w
nnTTITV Made R'W'dlt with Stencil
aUiUliUI & Key Outfits. Catalogues
and full particulars free. S M. Spencik.
117 Hanover St., Boston. may 6 4w
TirnoiTtTm nt nee male or
14U1M1U1U UlulMM Female
$f)0a week guaranteed. Respectable em
ployment at home, day or evening ; no
cain al required ; lull instructions and val
uable package of goods sent free by mail.
Address, with six cent return stamp, M.
YOL'HU & CO.. 173 Greenwich St. N. Y.
mav 6 4w .
UKWAItn.
For any case of Blind,
BU eding. Itching or Hi-
fi e rated IileS'that Pe
Bino's Pile Remedy fails
to cure. It is prepared expressly to cure
the Piles, and nothing else. Sold. by all
Druggists. Price, $1 .00. may 6 4w
SPIIIIVU CADDAGE
TUST receive!, a fine lot of early cabbage i
t heads, also nice Mustard, Onions, Rad
ishes and lettuce.- So come along and
have cabbage in place, of Tatars for dinner.
may 3 IV N. SMITH.
f O TO M EACH A MVS -, FOR cheap Boot
VJI and shoes. apr 27 3m
and Bonnets,
MRS. P.
just received
may 13
TTNOX Flutine Machine, at a
reduced
price, at
WALTER BREM & COS
may 16
Hardware Store.
COME and look at the style of 1899, at
may 9 B. KOOPMANN'S.
r-
FT7EHITUIIE, &c-AT - AULTlt-U.
I WILL pell on;Wed netday tbvftth Inst,
at my auction room, a n memhig at 11
6' clot k, a. m., the fol lowing article 4
wit ; . ;
One large Walnnt Book-Case, with dia
mond shujKMl glass doors ;
Cue small Mahogany Bureau, whh mar
ble slab;
Two Bedsteads and one Lounge;
One Pantry, with tin doors;
One Walnut Hat Rack;
One " Hanging Cradle;
One child's Crib;
Two new cook Stoves and fixtures;
One box Stove and pipe; .
Three chests of Tea;
Three half bbls Mackerel;
Tinware, Glassware, Hosiery, Notions
&c., &c. ' t
Unlimited articles received until hour
of sale. T. H. GAITHKR,
may 25 Auction ear.
JUST HEC1VED,
ND for sale at the following prices :
50 boxes chewing tobacco at 40 cts per lb
20 " , " " 45 " '
10 " " " 60 "
25 " " ' 75 44
50 " Family Soap at $4.50 tier box.
25 doz Tennessee brooms at $5.00 per dez
25
4. c
3.50
2.50
Cloth " 2.00
NC " 2.00 "
Canned Damsons, 2.00 "
25
25
10
10
75
10
10
10
" Blackberries 2.00
I.
It
o
Peaches 2.00
Cherries 3.50
Glassware, Tinware, Hosiery, Notions,
&c, c, at greatly reduced prices, at the
Auction Store of
THOS. H. GA1THER.
may 23
TO RENT.
A NEAT COTTAQS with
4 Rooms, Pantry, Passage,
&c. Also, a good garden
attached. Apply soon to
THOS. IT. GAITHER,
Auctioneer.
apl 13
AKX KXD0E8ED AKD rBISCMBtD BT MOai im4
lag Pbytlotixui than tay tfctr Toais w ftUa-
uiani dow in n. tdct mr
A SURE PBEVEHfTIVE.
7or Frr and Ago InUrmittonta, BUlooaMat aA all tie
erderi ariaing trim malatioaa eauaaa. Thar axa UgUf rao-
omnwoMuu jucrr-uxsrurTJU, aaa id eaaea N laui
ORSTION ara iirri.cALJi. At aa APPETUEB an4 afi
CCPKBANT, aad Id eaaaa of OKNEKJO. DEBILITT the
hava BTr Id a atafla iDatanca faile4 is prodiwiac
bappy raaoiu.- Tar areparneuiarir
Btracurtkcninatbabodr. lurloratiac tbaaiDd, aa4 4rlDff
toM aad alasUeity to tba whoto tyltm. Tba UOUX BIT
TEES ara oomDOuaded with tba craateat of cara, aa4 a ten
ia itlmalant baa ever befora baea offered to Ua ysblic ao
PLEASANT TO THE TASTE aalat ta tana aa astia
tn ao many remedial acaota eadQkad by tba madical fraaanU-
tyaatao DNiuwai u utrnnuwyiaH, Mtmmm m
tla to fir tbm a fair trial, aad
Every Family Sboula nave Detue.
No DreDaration la tba world caa prod oca ao maar aaanalt-
fled aodoraementa by pbyaialana of ba vary blabaat ataadlaf
la tbalr profaiaioa.
Mnoortta aua c ftt tiaray ana laa imwm wwiiii
Honalpapert.
E. Wm. B. Bacock, tba oldeat MtboUat llaltarta
Louia, aaya tba Home Bittera ware aost iratafal la aaaarlba
ting la tba reatoraUou of my atrangtb, and aa lairaati af
appanw.
. Oaaoaji Mo.. Jaaa K. U7L
Peraoat greatly debilitated, at I bare baea, aad air
a tamo or -tiiulaiit, need aeek for nothing beMar tbaa ta
Boaaa Bittera. w. vur.
Praaidlag E!0er If . K. Cborob, Plattabarg matnsb
Uxrrao Btati Mua Hoamx. t
Br. LouiaMo., Oct. i, U70.
JAMxa A. Jcreon a Co. 1 bava azamlaad tba taratoia Tat
mafchtg tba " Home Stomach Bittera." and aaad thoaa ta tbia
boepital tba taat tour aioatha. 1 ooaatdar tbeaa thoyat vaJa
ablataBleaadatiMlantBOwIn aaa. I. K. lOlCUA, .
Baaidaat Pbyaioi-a la ebarga V. B. bmum Uaapitai.
Jaun A. JAOcaoa Co. Oaatleaaa: A yaa km txm'
aaaloated to tba xaedteal profaaaioa tba raolpo at "Bocae
Bltaeta." it eaaaoc therefore b aooatdared aa a teat at-
loiaa, ao aateat hariag baea taken for it. Wo hare eraraiaoE
tba forsaia ror Bauag tne noaae anan. ' aaa aaaaaia
tlnglT any tba combination il one ef raro axoelleoee, aU the
arOeUa aaodla IU ooaapoaitloa axa tba beat ef tfca alaaa to
CarmlaltiTe, aal aUghdy LaxaUva. The eda af rMrlaf
which they belong, Detng aigaiy todm. attaaaouna, anaaiaiBiii.
thea la itrtctly la aoeoraaaco wiu ua iuh oi yumaor.
Hariag uaad tbem la oar pctrate praetioo, we Mil aioaeara ua
oowading tbem to all peraona deurone ef
w an perewa anm mn i
aa bolBg tne aaat tobis aaa duuiuui bow m m wtpu
Ho. rBAJi w. ruiiu,
Prof. Obatetrica and Diaeaaea of Women, College of Pby
ciaaa, aad iata aiembar Board or ueattn.
L. C BOIBLUf-EM Prof, af
Obetatrlct aad Diaeafee of Women, St. Louia Med. fialtaaa.
DRAik McDowell.
Lata Pree't. Mo. Medical CeUaga,
m rrr a ov m a -
Jt.
Prof. Surgery, Uo. Medical CoUege aad lato BaaMaal ryu-
alaa CitT Hoacltal. 8t. Louia MUaoar
(H Urnil Bt. Louia Miaaoari.
BKKBKBT MUia. ml.
Practical Pharmacy, St. LouU College of Pharmacy. "
j, C. WBITEHIL.L, d. Madlaal Arcblae.
Aur. Hiaoock, M. D. Dr. C V. W. UW,
C. Oanicna, it. D. B. Oaan Horn at. .
0. A. Waaa, M. D. W. A. fawt. U- O.
' K. C. PUM1U4V u.
Prof. Sorgary, Hoaaoopathia Medical CoUaca.
r TABTtiffE nr. T.O. COMBTOCK. M. b..
Pro., of Midwifery and DUeaaei of Womb, Coinage af tia o
patwernyaunaan. .
Prof. Materia Madlca aad Tbaraapenttoa, Boaiatia Met-
aal Collage of Miaaouri.
JSO. COKZLIMAJf, M. D., Uotarar
Oa Diaeaaaa of ChildroB, Homaropathla College af Mlaanari.
. CHA-tCKS VABinfl, H.D.,
Prof, of Phaaialorr. HemoMoathia Medical Collage of Mo.
JOBM HABTMaM, M. St., Prof.
CUaleal Medicine, CoL Honeeovathle Phyaieiaaa aa leif l.
Thaw am jnn-i co nil ocaor Binmeea emn.
' UNO SAHDERS. AaalyHeat CI
2Te Bittera iu the World (an xoh l
SIMON BIBSCH, Aaalvtleal CbeaaUt.
H-.da-a-: Pfaysleiaaaa. Chltmg.
Tinrii for ka Huu Bitten an Boaa enamiwea to ae.
and wo aeUara thoxa to ha the beat toala aad itimalaat lot
general aae now oSeredta tba pablla.
a. a. U.um. Analrttoal Jan. V. I. BvaaaT, M. 'o.
Chemlat.
Prof. Cbeatietry
f . S. Ha, M. D..
B. McVicab. M. D.,
' Medical Luege.
3. . WaaJtam, at
T- a. Born, M.
Taoa. T. lua, U.
Mean. 8. Bjum, U. D.,
m. L.M.AM. m. v..
Jan. A. Cuiaa, M. D.,
J. A. Hin, a. It
12aailnBt Flayalelauui la CajaeiaMtl.
inrly aU of whom are Proteeaora la ene er tfcaothar of aha
Medical Collegoe,
Sa othenBittore
hare ever been oBbrod to the yunOe aaa-
braclBg ao maay Talaabla remedial ageata.
J. L. (irnn, m. v.;
L. A. Jamb, M.
B. P. BoaaaB, M. St.,
O. W. Beaua. M. ..
J. J. Qtrun. M. O.,
W. B. Woobwabb, M. S
B. . Wavb. Chemlat.
a. K. Ta.lob, m.
T. f. MAUMr. U. P.,
C. T. Bo-Peon. . M. D
C. S. MoecBAW, M. D.,
- W. T. t AIXIAVBBBO. M. D
J. H. BvczKBBv M. D.,
O. A. Doaaaxv, M. O.,
C. Woobwabb, at. D.,
D. W. McCaktbt, M, D.,
K. H lamwnm. M. D.
U. B. Towtfuooa, M. O.
EnlBt PbTBaCUaaBm JUBIPBUI
The Soma Bfttera ara aa iaTalaable remedy forlaaigeeWeB
and diaeaaaa ariaing froa
a. BTTBoawtoa. M. D.,
from malarial aaaeee.
iin. raaam, M. v.,
M. U. Boaaaa, M. D.,
Padi Om, M.
la aigo af City Hospital,
J. Mr Boaeaaa, M. D.,
liDMuBiu, M. Mi i BV Liraca. M. D-.
njBmlBeat PHyalcUns la IMttJikara-Uj
B.Tdabb, M. B.. Wm. Ciowna, M.
O .Wirra. Chomlat, l aVsCaAB, M.
la all porta of tba North, Went aad Sooth.
J. i. Hammmm, at. ., MMwanaoo. ' ' -
, Cooawo. aUovwa, March!, Ia71.
Jtjtm A. Isaaam Co-Baring ariaitnedUolerma-i atihj
- Boat Btaataaa Bittera," I hare proacribed f hem mw n
toiwiitmnitMiamtiMilili Tfctoara
t iMeT P. M. MoMABOM; MS B-
Btrror aaie brail dmgglata aad greeera.
Jmlae A. iaVClaMaa oft lpHdrtaMS.
Lahraasrr Maadbnx. B mob A t., . Uafi MmnA .
' . W. Ii: H. Houston A Co-, Sole Afnta
M w, rnnu If. B.. M. A. aaanwi, a..
at Charlotte, N . C.
april 19-eru .
, " ' , it, ' ;
Late IT! on main Potaioe.
X BARRELS of Fall Potatoes, exgelleut
D for eating, or late planting, 1ust receiv
ed at - . B. "S- SMITH'S,
may 23
HFJ"
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