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UNDER TIlE-TRJEIAlSW -
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! BT KATX PUTK AM OSGOOD.
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Under the trellis, to and frdt
Walking and talking, go two together,
O ver their heads the branches blow,'
V nder their feet the grasses grow. , ..
In the sweet season of springtide weatb
nder the trelHs, to and frcC .1 :. ,
Whispering close, go twj together,
Tremulous, misty, long and low, f, ip Lsideration of the Bankrupt bill,
The meadowssloom throngb he.unaeipen(iint; amendment beiiie tha
glow,
In the hot prime of the tumnaer weath
er. " '-'
Under the tre'lis, to and fro, -
Silently pacing, go two together,
Over the yellowing poplar row, ,
The harvest moon.come$ large and slow
The wandering ghost of the Autumn
weather.
Under Ithe trellis, to. and fro,
Hand in baud) go two together, ,
Thick U the air with threatening snow ;
Chill winds wearily come arid go,
Telling the tale ofwlnter weather.
Little of season or scene they know,
Under the trellis, the two together,
April glimmer or autuinn glow, t
Sultry iAUust or winter snow
For overa it always is summer weather.
Supreme Court.
Ths following are the causes set
for bearing at the end of the docket
and the order iu, which they stand.
Etheridge vs Vernoy, Bertie.
Saiiderlin vs Commissioners, Cur
rituck. 1 ; t
Town of Hertford vs Winslow,
Perquimans.
State vs Whitfield; Martin.
State vs Gailor, Sampson,
Swann vs Barrington, Craven,
Htimphrey vs Ward, Onslow.
Whitford vs Foy, Craven.
Ialer vs Dewey, Wayne.
Boyle vs Rabbins, Craven.
Lassiter vs Phillips, Greene.
Isler vs Harrison, Wayne.
Boylston Insurancv Co. vs Davis,
Carteret.
Isler vs Harrison, Jones.
Isler vs Haddock, Jones.
Ballard vs Kilpatrick, Jones.
Jenkins vs Jarrett, Wilson.
Dortch vs Dortch, Wilson.
Bo un tree vs Satchel I, Wilson.
Sampson vs A & N. C. B..Co., Car
teret. Bryan vs Fowler, Pamlico.
Webb vs Town of Beaufort, Carte
ret. - -' '
State vs Heidleburgh, Greene.
Murphey vs W. & W. B. R. Co
Greene.
Wifcherington vs Phillips, Greene.
Wade vs Pelletier, Carteret.
Haskins vs Boyster, Person.
Green vs Castleberry; Orange.
MqDonald vs Haughton,
Cat-
ham
Crump vs Faucett, "Catham.
Albright vs Mitchell, Catham.
Behbew vs Bobbins; Guilford.
Neighbors vs Jordan, Randolph.
Gwynn va Patterson, Surry.
Maxwell vs Maxwell, Davie.
Stansil vs Stansil, Rowan. ,
Cleminons vs Hampton f March,
Stokes.
D.R. Cooper & Co. vs Martin, Row
an. Houston va Dalton, Rowan.
Jones vs Wagoner, Rowan.
Neal vs Cowles, Rowan.
Ftilger vs Bowles, Surry.
Williams vs Sharpe, Davie.
Kirby vs Masten, Forsythe.
Senhouse & McCauley vs Sneed fe
Smith, Mecklenburg.
Lentile vs Hart, Mecklenburg.
State vs Yarborough, Cleavcland.
Overman & Allison vaGrier, Meck
lenburg. , . V
Bank of Charlotte vs Davidson,
Mecklenburg. -
Carson tfeGriervs Lineberger & Co.,
Mecklenburg.
Brem t Means vs Jam Uon, Meck
lenburg. !
Walker vs Johnston, Mecklen
burg. A; T. k 0. R. R. Co., vs Johnst on,
Mecklenburg.
Alexander vs Commissioners,
Mecklenburg.
Alexander vs Johnston, Mecklen
bug. btenhouse, McCauley & Co. vs
N. C.I k A. R. Co., Mecklen
burg. Bank of Charlotte vs Stenhouse fc
McCauley, Mecklenburg.
Burroughs & Springs vs Bank of
Charlotte, Mecklenburg.
Dowd vs N. C. 11, R. Co., Mecklenburg-.-
-
Wylie, Roddie & Agurs vs Brype,
Mecklenburg.
A. M. Sloan fc Co. vs McDowell
Mecklenburg. ; j j
Smith vs. Mcllwaine, Mecklen
burg. ' j
Johnston vs Davis, Mecklenburg.
Erwin vs" Lowrance, Meckleurj
DUrg. ' : r, .
Howie rs Rae, Mecklenburg.
Bryce & Co. va Butler, Meckien
burg, -r
Joues vs N. C. R. R. Co., Mecklen
burg. , .,
Tate vs Smith, Mecklenburg.
Hays vs Davidson, Mecklenburg.
Bratton vs Allison, Mecklenburg
Harris "vs Harris Cabarrus. ,
.add vs Chambers', Vilkes.
Harper vs Sudduth, Caldwell. '
Ladd vs Adams, Wilkes.
CloUfelter vs Boat, '.Catawba',,,. .
Bedweli vs King, Alleghany. ,)?
V
(lul vs Xouug, Wilkes
Tt m pleton va Bummers, Iredell.
A. T. &O. B. J
Itn Cl. vs harp,elre-
IBaggerljr vs Col vert, Iredell. n '
lwvall v Rollins, Ashe. !j- : -,v-jQregoiile
vs Reynolds, , Bun
CrAwford vi Mthe, ilcUowell.
Hcdeigh .iveit't.
AMMWa 4 Sen at
sATGRSenator Bo -
fas on.board the qpu -
cde 'Conklincr was
t hern train .thiit was : .wrecked ear 1 v
the other morning near flew BruuB-l
W4 9 'j c - xie (w as jammed up t i n
ob hia way home to attend the funer
toibi lAtktf t VtWa,
one oi ne Bie?pmg cars, ftua rnid !tb
be cat out of his iuc6n?enient? ippsll
New Yotk city The Senatnr
The BanJrjrnpt Bill Paistf .the,
J) J safe.'
Washington. Fefcrtiar? l(X-SKr-kTfe-Mr-Gordotr
introduced -bill
to relieve the political disabilities of
taphaeVgetumesf Alabama-., r?jr
- The Senate ihen jf wnned th6 con.-.
the
pending amendment being that of
M r. Merri m orfs gi x hjf tf the State
Ctvurts tu'e'sanie T6wer "as Federal
Courts in executing the bankrupt
law, whicK32aTfDectext,'!i CVAV
Mr. Johnson tvaii
Ottered an-ras
amendment, providing that notices
(.fall A)ea,ntBd9by---mmvnigdt
;KhM 'U-iMthAa 'intli--'h'iwami
should ??.P;jhea
per having the' largest Circnlation ,io
the county' where -aucn sale ' was to
be madCiiiTBejectpt..:; ; ;. :
blank ui'sectura. iri relation to
,rB;nrui withTitpditnrn an aa to
rZ-!!
provide'.that ah arrangement for set-
itll , ..UJJljL ilMO-. V , I
n u m bW' iCweiitori reprea'erJ tn.
one-half the value of debts. Agreed
. rr.- rrs-x-ryr
w jtl. """121 V a ni" ul
Mr. Thnfrnan -rrroveor to till 'the
blank as to tne tirte when the pro-1
vision of the' 39th' section, as amend-1
art Kv tlo fnmmiMf hJI takn VefA I
VU VV - WV mm m w mr-m, ..
untary bankruptcy commencea since
that date. Agreed "tb. "
; Mr. Sumner offered aa a mend meat
to the 21st section of theoriginal acl4
as follows '?But a creditor, proying
hi, debtor claim shall not
have waived his right of.action or
suit against the bankrupt, wherem
discharge has been refused or:.!wi4
proceedmear. have been -determmeu,
witliout a oisetiarge.
The bill having been considered m
the Senate, as Committee of : the
Whole, . was then reported to' the1'
Senate,- and the amendments con-
if
M -
k.UUC'U III,. . .' i
Mr. Johnson modified h is am
ment, previously ottered, to "ea(W
follows r "AH noti ires of sale -.linger
this act, by any assignee or oflicei of
the court, shall be published' in the
newspaper or newspaper1, to be 4
itrriittpd hv thft Jndtrf whiehJ in his
. J , ... i ' . l . , . I
opinion, snail oe nest ca cuium tu
give general notice oi tne sale, -...i
Agieeu lu.
The bill passed veas 43 : navs 16.
It goes to the House for concurrence.
The Lynchbnrg Defaulter Oattght
The. Case of Coleman. ;
Richmond, February 10.--Henry,'
the defaulting clerk in the Lynch
burg internal revenue office, has
been arrested at Kanawha Falls,
West Virginia...,. Notwithstanding
the statement of the special agent
at Lynchburg t,hat the defalcation
only amounts to $3,500, a dispatch,
from tlie Sheriff of Kanawah state
that $14,219 were found on Henry's
person. The , prisoner will be re
turned to Lynchburg for trial.
W. I). Coleman, who attempted his
life yesterday up on being arrested
for embezzling bonds of the State
sinking fUiHl, will be examined
Thursday, nis condition being auch
as to contine him to his room. The
amount ofvtbe embezzlenie.nt is not
known, but a-full investigation wjjl
be had at once.
LciboNi; Feb. 10.It is rumored
thatMa 'reconciliation has been erTi?et-
ea oeiween jjiameu ana tne aiarquia
of fcraljsbury, and the Earl of Carna-
eryon, nnd that the Marquis and
Earl have consented tu assist Ur
raeli to form hii3Iiuiatry. 1 ;
Madrid, Feb. 10. The Imparcia
says the Government has agreed t
an exchange of prisoners with the
Carlists.
Viesna, Feb. 10. The Vrterland
newspaper, of this city, has been
suppressed And its Office and mate
rial confiscated.
Northerners at the SouxH.'-The
Springtield (Mass.) Republican con
cludes an editorial uutler the above
head, as follows :
e have no right to be surprised
tluit'-the Southerners don't love ua
any better; the wonder is that they
don't bate us ten times 'worse. : We
out fought them, reduced them from
wealth te povertv, quartered the
vcuin of our population on them,
enlranchished their exclaves, dis-
iranchised their statesmen. VV e have
since undone a part of our work, it
is true, and are now willing and anx
ious to do more. However the case
may stand with the politicians who
cling to war memories and passions
aa their only stock in tradf,th''peo-
pie of the rtorth, as a mass, hav
nothing for the people of the Soutn
but a hearty ; good will wish them
nothing worse than to be well out of
the ekitches of the carpet-baggers
arid on the high road of prosperity.
It is not strange, however, all things
Oiisidered, that the Southerners
i'hould be a little slow in beljevn g
n this good will and good feeling.
w tmm m ' ' i . ' ' '
Immigration Convention, March
,17th. -Arrangement have already
ii l it. T -1 L J
uceu in auo wini nie Aaieieu auu
1 i ' . j . ii ti i i. ii
I Gaston and with the Kaleigh and
nu6ui i.-ij0 milium, u vai4J
passengers to and from this city at
half price on occasion of the celebra
tion of 65t. Patrick's day. Persons
residmg along these lines will ther-
lore remember f hat they can i co me
ta Kaleigh and. return home for one
fare iorKthe. round; fip, .AppHca,-'
n madeio the bmj
' - i -.i . .. ,.- . .
8imileduct4oti iirtl,thejr, price.
1 on the above occasion. No doubt
aiu reuuee vneir raies. xnere win
Uur people are luanifeating. lively
iuvci cab
expect
ltPOfilP urhrr fm
oi iuimigration. We welcome the it '
n;.r-ut i Wi... t
migrnnt.KLet him cornel Let him
v t"'' .
feet br inserting the nrst day of Dee regard tn statements niaue in rei
toa 1 rises of ?comoulsorr. ormyoblS?ffi'S i..: ia
to seJUleigb6wded7.wlth vyw rpli can be 4ie durtn
iu i, u is luuveuieuu auu we i mm wsunura KMamiibeeu loraii. eiiner
if WtA-'itt khitffan i iwurv wuic at your iwoies. or ira.va im
(Miff Fanny T7. "Roberts, a Univer
sal 1st preacher, was ordained to the
inifnistry a. Kiitery, M.e., on Friday
inAOgjast.
" . . , .- :J
, .Tfce most Unhappy IPeraon in the world
is the Dyspepti& i Everything looks dark
an4looru.T ; he feels out of sorts with'
himself and everybody else. Life is a bur
den to him. This can all be changed by
takfcijT Peruvian Syrup (a protoxide of
iron)., iCases of 27 years' standing have
been cdred by it.
'it f this liberal am there are nersons to
elbund who are so blinded bv prejuuice
not to believe that a medicated stimu
tntl an item of immense importance in
of human remedies we
&ovA& like them to witness the wonderful
Hostetter's St,mach Bitters
mppr producing all over the country in
cv&p of intermittent fever,' rheumatism,
bintolls disorders, dyspepsia, nervous com-
pre$sion arid premature decay. To be sure
these effects are 'nothing new. lhe great
vegetable Jnvigorant and its cures have
hfore the people for more than twen-
a.v wnuMuLiv" ,
afe,;n doubt, many thousands of inteiih
genttizes who .-have never had an op,
portunity of observing tor themselves the
surprising chanWwhielr Uiis iitfeQnalled
'?iifc.aunnfa,iv. rrui..,.pS in svstPms
w hleb eein to be' 'hooeltsslv broken, and
in cases of disease which are not amenable
tti ardinarv remedies. Probablv many of
, -1, . .
tlieir own eye!j what (ne medicine is
'doiW tor tlw sick and feeble everywhere.
nrhat a staffof life it is proving to the aged
and infirm, what a help in time of trouble
ioeeble lwM.u'en .uflrin8 from complaints
S
iistrietSt what a panacea for languor and
,iepression, what aspetitic for all diseases
in which the .system requires to be vitaliz-
ed,iui sustained
Of all srfniulants it is
the'SAiW'St and safest, of all tonics the most
genial, effective and agreeable, of all alter
atives the least violent, and the most cer
tain in its 1ieheficil results. :
s mi feb 12
44,1 .
v New Advertisements.
1mW I i li 4 l M ,
H'OTlTin ,OTailtt MUl WnCCit
VM rUK umH nr TTf
PillSIiliiitj1
s DRA1VISO DKFEltUED TILL
31st of IVCroli 7ext,
to complete the sale of tickets and make a
PULL DRAWING,
12,000 Cash Gifts will be distributed
..I
''' Vy lot among the ticket-holders
tlST OK GIVTH.
oxe qrA"nd cxsh oi ft
onk grand cash gift
ONE GRAKfj CASH GIFP
$2-30,000
100.000
50.000
2 ") 000
ONE GRAM) CASH GIFT
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT
17,500
10 CAS1J GlFTrf $lU,t)0Q each $100,0fX
35 CASH GIFTS, 5.000 each 150.000
50 CASH GIFTS,
80 CASH4GIFTS,
' 100 C!ASHGllTS.
lso gash gifts;
1,000 each
50.000
40,000
40:000
600 each
300 eaeh
'ioo eafrh
lOOt-aeh
50 each
2.V) CASH GIFTS,
3'5 CASH GIFTS.
11,000 CASH GIFTS
50,0ixr
:i-'.f.00
5;"H)T(Mi0
ToUl, 12,000 fciftv all cash,'
j amounting to , $1,500,000
,IJ Tli finofrf. nl 1!vLimIii t inn if
Rjfu will pmtiveh nd unefuivKaily take
place on the day now fixed, wlielht-r all the
tickets are gold or not, ana tire 12,000 Kilts
all paid in fipoper proportion to the nuni
ber pf ticket .Id.
JELXCE OF PICKETS.
Whole pickets, $f0 Flatves. $25 ; TenHip;
or each ctnipbfi, $of 'E!even Whole Tick
ets for $500 i 2H Tickets fir $1000; -113
Wb(le Tickets for $5000 ; 227 Whdie'fick
et for $10,000. No discount ori leSthan
$500 worth of tiekets.
Applications for agencies and orders fur
tickets shoulifl be addressed to
THOS. E. BBAMLETTE,
Agent 1'ublic Library Kv., and Manager
Gift Condert, Public Library Build-
in;, Touisville, Ky.
BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDI
CINE.
A pnrelf VsftaJble " ftth jrtic and Ton ic,
for Dyspepsia. Conciliation, Debility, Sick
Headache, BiltiUiAttacks, ,aiul ill I de
rangement of Lltfer, 8tonuJi and Bowels
Ask your druggist for it. Bewara.,of imi
tations. .- 1 -.,
jan 24. f u i S,
The Best. Dollar Monthly.
TO Q K a Wade y canvas
VlU sing for this magazine
S5
nouf'in its 14th. volunie with chrom
THE. Y0 SEMITE VALLEY,
14x20 inches, lu 17 Oil Colors.
Magazine. 1 year, mounted chromo, $2.00
Magazine, 1 yar, unmounted chroruO$l.50
Magazine, alone, 1 year, $100
Bxamlue ur Clubbing and Premium
; - Two First-Clsss Periolicals for the price
of one.1 We solicit experienced canvassers
i cult! wun.-1 3 iwti-uu ub uin:c lur icruis uuu
g1eci,licn Magazine. Address.
M tt . . r. .1 n. . ... .... . . J
jan t5s fS. ati U i 1 Up T,
41 Park Row, N, Y. City, .or Newburgh,.
N. V ; h ' ' 1
TJSYCHOANCY, OR SOUL CHARM-
1 ing." How either sex mav. fascia
nateindgaln the love' and affections of
any person tbev cluse. instantlv. Thif
simple inetalirwieAt alt can -poMtfss
r""J3 iKuer .wiin
''Ik MarnttM (mine. Ktrvrrfiran rr!rW
i'S ddrSPVwffi
CO. Polishers, Philadelphia.
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queer book
1LLIAM s
rrr TvtPAV YlI l i I J Ii FiI I
Honorable 'EiffTLotuKirr JP? Jtjte& JQj.
S2AJf "f
rienccd Agents. ..A splendid outfit free I
write forit once to LAKANE t HAL1,
i jLttj,.joruis vxuuriM areet, Baltimore. Ala.
a m n MiJUZmi.tm
OA A PIANOS and ORGANS new and
fyJ) secondf lxand, of Fist-Clasaf ilfkers,
will be sold alii lover Prices for bah,oronr
Installments, in Jeity or' cotmtry,wtltrrrn
the Financial Crisis and the holidavs, by
HORACE WATERS bON, 481 Broad
way, iban ever betorelofferel in N?w York.
Agents wanted to.-sell Waie Cefebrated
Pianos, Concerto' knd' Orchestral Organs,
illust'ratetl Catalogues mailed. Great in
ducements to the trade. A large discount
to Ministers, Churches. Sunday-Schools,
etc. ... i . - jan 24
i if '-i : '
n ATQT A ATT EMPLOYMENT
VjKJIS D 1 AIM 1, at home, Male or
f eiia le $30 a week warrantexl. No cap
ital required." Full particulars and a val
uablo'sample sent free. Address, with 6-ct
returh stamp, A. D Y'OUNG, 290. 5th st.,
WilliainabursW, N. Y. jan 24
OA 'per day ! Agents wanted !
wO to &)JJ All chisses of working peo
plexor either sex, young or qlcl, make ipore
money at work for us in their spare mo
ments, or all the time, than at anything
else.' Particulars free. Address G. STIN
SON & CO. Portland, Maine,
jan 24
1 A to in Waif 8t. ofton leads toa
f 11 fortune. No risk. 32-page pamph
let for stamp. Valentine, Tumbridge &
,Co., Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall-st., N.
Y. Jfan 24
OBSERVER
JITST RECEIVED, A largo lot of excel
lent material for
JOB WORK
of all descriptions, both plain and fancy.
Bc$ Send in your orders at once.
.jS"Witli tim e first-class Joh Printers and
a large variety ot type and material we
are prepared to execute all kinds of Job
Work with neatness and dispatch.
TTST RECKIVKD. a large lot of Bill
t Heat Is, Noif-Hfiids nnd Letter Heads.
r.tth , .L)1WERV45R OFJflCK.
1 TUST RECEIVED, Urz? t Knvel
t) opes and VisiMntr Cards, at the v
opc
jau
OBSERVER OFFICE.
TUST RI'XEIVED. a larts lot of TAGS,
f) (Nos. 4, 5 ami 5) at thf u
jan 7 OIWEUVER OFFICE.
IT Y0TJ WANT
JOB -'PRINTING
done, call at the
OBSERVER JOB OFFICE.
SATISFACTION GTJAEANTEED.
!lioe Factory 1,
SAMPLE & ALEXANDER
. . and ; h
W Si O lllLS A L. E aul RETAIL
6 dealers in
B(ot,Eis. Hot- A Leather
'Have openod their Sh'oe Factory and
are how-prepared to furnish good goods to
to the V hul.'sale and Retail Trade at pric
es that deft competition. Call and exam
ine stvie. (jualitv and price before buying
jan m SAM'ilf.E & ALKXADKH. :
look To YOfJariwTiPnitiTr."
Advenisin? is a Profitable In
vestment. The Kef shaw c alette
rY$li.RSu the Merchants of Charlott
and elsewhere, superior inriik-etnent
to auveruse uieir imbues m us . comum
Having a large and rapidly increasing cir
culation throughout one of the wealthiest
sections on the' Wateree river, it is consid
ered a most
Valuable Advertising Medium.
Advertisers win! desire to reach pur
chasers should advertise in the Gazette. -
It is published in" Camden, Kershaw
county, y.,C, at lhe head of liayjgatipn on,
the Wuterte river, at $2 a year ''always in
advance. t,-.
For terms of advertising, itc.,' address
FKANK P. BISAUI).
Ed. & 1'rop'r, Camden, S. C !
dec LLtf
Oection Notice.
IN ibedience o an Ordinance passed bv
the Brfard of Aldermen, at their last
meeting,; the. purpose of ..subtyijUing. to
the citizens of OharUAte, the question of '
issuing bonds, not ?-ejtceeding ,in amount
$l,0oG. -to p'y olftlie floating debt of onr
city, wiwehdvas been accumulating seyeml
years. -
Notice is hereby given thnt ah election
tor thitt purpose will be held on the .
, 5t3r! lnv of February, 1874,
at the COUKT HOUSE. -All
tjinse who favor, the issuing of the
bonds wiH vot BOiS - Those. bpp6sed
Avill vote NO JiO l)3, u
feb 3 tde . W. V. DAVIDSON, ', ,
F. NASH, Mayor.
Clerk and Treasurer. t tN --f .
NOTICE
JUST received a fine lot Sugar Cared
Canvassed Hams.. r ...
JEresh Oysters ete'ry flay? also, Pork
(rnta, and everything, in. tne Grocery line.
Call at once and-you.-will-;noti be-'aisanr
pointed,; i J U BROTHERS l& CC:
TV u
ratlin.
jan. 31.
... Ii..;
CHATTEL ITIOBTG AGES
FOE SALE at the OBSERVER OFFICE.
!. '- f :
i.X3Tp, 'LABOR IMMIGRATION
;v ! AGRXCY. ;
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
WE negotiate sales and leases of city
residences, and lots; and farming and min
eral lands,, improved and unimproved, in
this section and in "Western North Caroli
na, and will exhibit the same to the in-
j
spection of our patrons. Special attention
of Capitalists invited to several fine tracts
how on our register, affording facilities for
raising catties, sbeep, fcc., and many con
taining an abundance of snch minerals as
G0LT COPPER, IRON, PLXTMBAGO,
MARBLE and LIMESTONE. Also two
IRON rURNACES ready for operation,
with an abundance of ore and flux a! hand
Also several water-powers for Forges,
Mills and-Factories. Many of these tract.-
s
are well adapted to the cultivation ol
Cotton, Tobacco, the Vine, and the various
grasses, rereals, and frrits. and are abun
dantly supplitd with such timber as c-hes-nut,
hickory, walnut, jhie. cedar and oak.
We can seii hi tracts of from 100 acres to
20, 000 acres, with dwellings or without.
Parties wishing to employ Northern or
I EurojK'an laborer? may learn our term
Mpon appiioation hy letter r in person.
GRAHAM cc NASH,
Attorneys & Oourtsttliois &t Law. I
i
PRACTICE in ALL the STATE anr! j
FSIUCRAL fUl'IlTrf. MAKK ' OLLKC
TIONS, EXAMiNh iiTi.S. and FUJI-1
N1SH AHsr.PvA' iy. . !
K . D 0 1 : A II A M. F. N ASH. I
Jnn In dlv wfcv Om !
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,
'
The Veruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the Protoxide of
Iron, is so combined as to havo
the character of an aliment, aa
easily digested ami assimilated
with the blood as the simplest
food. It increases the quantity)
of Nature's Own Vitalizing
Agent, Iron in the blood, ana
cures "a thousand ills, ff simply
by Toning up, Invigorating and
Vitalizing the System, The en
riched and vitalized blood per
meates every part of the bodyf
repairing damages and waste,
searching out morbid secre
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon?.
This is the secret of the won
derful success of this remedy in.
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, 'Chronic Diar
rhoea, Boils, Kcrvous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors.
Xoss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Femalo Complaints,
and all diseases originating in.
a bad state of the blood, or ac-
COmpanicd by debility oraloW
state of the system, Bcina free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energizing effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion, bitt are permanent, infu
sing strength, vigor i and neuf
fltSJSS ap an c-
Thousand have been changed
by the use of this remedy, from
weak,' sickly, suffering crea
tures, to ) strong, licalthy, and
happy men .and women; and
invalids cannot reasonably Jies
itateto give it atrial.
See that each botiZo has PERU
VIAN SYRUP hlown in Hie glass.
Iamplilets Proo.
STH W. F0WLE &. SONS, Proprietors,
No. 1 Mil to u Place, Coston.
loz.r bt Druggists cebaut.
' (TV S m-. . i
Til e sunscn i n.uiv have tit s
jl nay soui uieir entire stock, consisui e
of Liqu.rrr. Trm"cn and general Merchau -
dise to Y1 JBlack, and take pleasure in
CAinmendinir him to thtir 'late custonrs
fend rindVaslrf every way worthy of tlteir,;
natroniiE-e, ami trust thev will transfer the
& . m-? r , . - f- - - , - - - t - .. .
same to hihi."
W. H. H. HOUSTON fc CO. ,
Charlotte, N. C, Jan. 6, 1874. '-.'.;
, Having purchased as above; I am pre
pared d rill all orders entrusted to. mv care,,
and from lontr experience in the business i
cart'uarnntee aatistaction To my old
friehds and those of Messrs." Houston itCou.
1 ,w6'uld?say1give me a trial; -!
; imu y.r-.. . ; W.J. BLACK. ,,
! Jan. 6th. 1874. vti;
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Iristt Potatoes.
PA Barrelaf Northern Irish" ''potatoes' Jbr
UU Bating purposes, at . ". .-V ' ,V '
' STENHOUSE, MACAULAY CO'8.
ft! rfV
GR1HAM & SASU'S
mm m mr WM WM M mm mm Wm mm mm mm mm H H
EGAlt Bitteks the most womlcrful In
virn:it that ever sutiUiued th Biukiu"
system.
Person cm tilio these Bitters
ncconlinu to directions, remain lun
unwell, provided their hones aro not de
stroyed by mineral poison ,ct other
means, iind viUil.iyrgaiw wted bcyoud
repair.
JJiiions, Ecinitteiit a;ul Intcr-
rmanit i evrrs, nlncli aro soprcra
.. e- . .
js.uu j;i i.iu xiiuct.s vi i;u
jrreat nvevs
tliron.uliont tw. l:nitctl States, especially
tnose of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri
Iiiinois, Tennessee, Cnmherliind. Arkan
sas, Led, Olor;u;o, JSnuos, Kio Grande
rc;ul, Ala'oania, Moi .'.(., Savannah, lb
nnoki.', .James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
cnitrc country during the Sumnier ;u:cl
Autumn, and remarkably so (luring sea
sons of unusual heat ami dryness, aro
invariably accompanied by extensive do
ranemenls ol too stomach and liver,
and oilier abdominal viscera. Ia their
treatment, a fnr.ativc, exerting: a pow
ei i'al i'Uluence r) these various or
pins fssuitially necessary. T!iero
is no cathartic for the purpose, equal to
Tin. .L Wai.keu's 'iN;:o.!i Dutkrs,
as t!"y will speelily renmvc the dark
color., d viscid lunircr with which t'.io
bowe ls r:e loaded, at l!:e same t;;ao
tlimulathi. t'.jc secret ions of tho liver,
and. generally rctorin th.o hcallby
i'anetions of tho digestive organs.
Jt'orliTy tho foody against .disrasa
Ly pi'.rlfyin ;;"il its tluidswiih Vinkcau
i' j'Kjas. Xo epidemic can ta-ko Lold
vl a system t'r.us fore-anncd.
)ys).rshi or Ir,iliesl;oi!, Kend-
aehe, Tain in the Shoulders, CoiIkS,
Tightness of i!sc Chest, J i..mes.s. Sour
llri:ct;:tio!is f i!ie Stomacli. lhid Tasio
,in the Mouth, i'lihous Attacks. I';dpi;:i
tatiou of the ;hm't, ln!!;nuua!tion oi'ti:o
a:ns. Tain in the region of tl;w Kid
neys, and a limulp'd ether p.iinlui Rynip
toms, are tiie oVsp:-i;i.vS Dyspt-psin.
G::e bolth'wi'.i provoa bettei-eMiirantco
i
of its meriti
iiu-nt.
wj.m a
lem
hy advertiic-
ttiTor,:';!, or Kind's Evil, Whito
ti.-.itrtj. Svvol'ii!
1 aitaaiina; ::.
us I aihimii;a:.i'iiis. Iiuinloa
M!':-.r,iiil . lire! ions, 0..1
ruotivijis of llit
du. iSuro lhe. (;,:
Ui i!ic t:. as 1:1
o. hf.'i- ftmsLil iui;;uil Dis-
eases. V alki-h's ViM-:o.!t I5riTi:i:s liava
shifwn ti:.-ir g:c:it !.r;tlive )uvor.s iu thu
n::;st oli.-liunl e and hitiuctahle cases.
J'or !iiiiims22tor.y a:nl Ciirouie
ijH'Uinnti.'N!?), (lout.
rilio!is, P.enrit-
tL-nt
ii'.l Interniittent S'cvci s. Diseases of
the iiiocil, !.:vj-r. Kidnevs
ar.d R! adder,
ijufll Di.iCA.S0
t'iiese iiiltt-rs lii'.vt. no equal
are caiiM-d l)y Vitiated Blood.
.lliJiinCii Distsfs. - TYrsons en
.l.ucil in Paints ;ind Minerals, sucli as
i'iiuidA'rs, Tyc-ct! crs. (!.)!('.-heaters, and
.! .;'.?!".. as they a-ivance i:i iiil;, aiv Mil;jTt
to nar.ily-M. of the Ruwc!. To guard
'.va'iV-t this, take a dose of Valki:u"s Vi.v-j-.'!.K
Hi t: ku.s oeca-ioiially.
For. Skin 3issaxtis, Er.iptinns, Tot-
ter. Sait-Khi'iini. Rlotclie. Spots, Pimpta.
Pusiuies. Hoiis, Car!i:i:ci!. Kiag-wornif1.
ScaM head. S:n JOyes. K;ys:'i'!as. I tch.
Scuif. Disctilorations of the Skin. HwUrn
aiiti Disea.-es of the Skin of whatever nanif
or uatuie. are literally dug til' H-'ad curried
-nit, of the system in a short tiaie by the uso
of those liitcei;s.
Pin, TiiM, and olliw Worms,
lurking in tho system of so many thousands
are eli'ectmiily destroyed and removed. No
sy.xtcni of medicine, i;. vermifuges, no nn
tJielminities will free liiu syslcui lium worm
like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old. married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic
Bitters display so decided an influence that,
improvement is soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples. Ernntions, or Sore'
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
shifrgish in the veins: cleanse it wbou it w
foul: vour 'eelings will tell vouwhen. Keep
the hlK)d pure, and the heaith of the system
will follow.
It. H. UlcOOPf ALD Si CO..
Drupjrists nnd Gen. Ajrts.. San Francisco. California
and cor. of Wiwhinpton and Cburlton Su.. X.
Sold by ail l)rugi$i4U and Dealer.
AT LA iKTA A it 1 : f I X ON D
AIR-LI1C.
MxRDI GR AS!!
EXCURSION TICKTS
. harlotte o New Oi lcans and
return $37 50
In obedience to the Kind's decree "Jha.
ill Kailwav and other transiort;ition hnei
db,.rkinjrat New Orleans shall cause to
be prom u 'gated a reduced tariff of fares
F-XCUR.10X) fr the benefit ofall quests
from abroad who niay desire to participate
m the fetes and patean' incident to tne
fliispidous occaHon," Notice i hereby
Kiven that Round Trip Tickets will be on
sa'e frmn the, 7th? to 10th of February at
i the Hlxye low rate.;
(Tickets good until March 10, 1871.
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I the best Baking Powder extant. resi
Pork Sausage isyery day at w.
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JL U ounce, i Pint, Pint and Quart Bot-
lies. mici p-
noWIV Writing and -Copying Ink in 4 rw
and Pin4 Bottles, for sale at ..-.q
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