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JONKSA PsLl&TtyPPt'rs.
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Free from the doUugscrujile tlj
. et(erVur free-born reaseu.t ""
that
for Superintendent of Public Instruction,
r SXESHPf SPOOL? , r, IN
it . of -'Cray'en. ' ' .
. .,0 Forjudge, '
In the Ninth Judicial District,
DAVID 6JCHESCK; ESQ.
. ,..0 ... c.&r&lkfrr ' v :
In the NintH Jddfdal District,''
. Y(.J. .ONTGOMEJtY, ESQ... oa
i lIoruTnOJIAS ; S 'ASHE
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FOR MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
For the Senate,
ROBERT P. WARING.
For Representatives, ". ,
J. SOtOMON REID,
J. 8. JETTON.
for Sheriff;:
'? f
MARSHALL E. ALEXANDER.
For Treasurer,
Cast. P. E, BELK.
For Superior Court Clerk,
E. A. OSBORNE.
For Cmiiii Chmmissioiiert,
THOS. L. VAIL, ! THOS. GT.UYAS,
R. L. DeARMONDj Tv. E. ARDREY,
h h:m. DLXON.
JUDGE LOGAN AND "BAALBEC."
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The Rutherford Star and Record, of
May; 9, contained an article highly
laudatory of His Honor Judge peorge
Washington Logan. It praised him as
a politician and a jurist.
Qoncerping this eminent legal lumi
nary's abilities as a lawyer and Judge
the StarBand Record says :
'"We now desire to say a few words
about Judge Logan as a Jurist. We
shall not attempt to say that the legal
knowledge of the Judge is superior to
or equal to some of the legal men of
this State, but this much we do say,
arid all who will take the pains to ex
amine into the facts will so find it.
that-considerine his exDerience at the I
bar. before he was nlaced unon thai... . 0 . . .
uu . j:
cultie8 he has had to contend with.
not forgetting that , his political ene
mies hav beset him from; the very be
iginninglx .his,; judicial ' careerf-with
trickery and deception, in order toi iq-
-all theseldisadvnttagea jjatdvcoiisider
atiorihethasioadeoneofthdbf'stftnd m pst siitiJessXiages.ii'the'tate.''
;Vm wflTAmsQ few re
marks. -, ' ' ''
The. Rutherford Am ia like Mark
:Twahy4'pld'h.Q$
eriog. the tfact that one of Baalbec's
hind legs -was bent the wrong way;
that the other one was straight' 'and
stiff as a lent pte ? ;hat most of his
teeth were gone Ihat he was blind as
n.hL. tK.n,;. u 1. .
ti " ? - waa.broken and(
arched like A-culv6rt that hi under-
lip hungdown like a camel's; and that
his ears VereihoSpecfSffcTosefo his
hMfi nn.Mi -iui - t 1 o ,
Hn8rWUf fect, BaaU
oec, wy.as KWerf inagnifi-
centhorae, and merited U thpr , pmise
nestowedunon him k; nrrAH -
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The triumph of the Independent!
canddawiMafHy b eiaifoed as ai
bOlterWhetfthl result bftVe'ta
9S8-,lsix
w""8 uiin-was -announced to the!
General Assembly; the hh1n
ifmm tfeikii ;i'7r;;-
MdrnrtT. """""7 eu" ae "ou 8.lgles,one half less of. barium begone-
f ... .. ...lp"v fctiea.
i-'flf.y, .-vwui W),ue vonservaiive mem
bers present eresilenf; they'Vere
.dumfeiilh4kfetoni8hment at treach
ery of the bolters. ' " "v '
The Eadical ave adopted the inde-
. "'CV5 oiaaiej;o They
wiU throw UPtheirThats if AnVArI?f Souh Carolina, 'aays-that thealoss
these double-dealing bolters btA
&iTmfrDt&-o&to -nx- "r. j"
jh 5 .Wviiff
wrtti plnr
dent candidates. It ia nnlw
fliSetcarcahates
:rtv .I 'T
are J-ataeteoi full of patrioti.ni ThZ
i ,P""0""nK TheyJ
toujiuu ue ui Lll R rninmi I
Texw;mhoinfoi'h5ed'hi8 lparjdtfrn7- cotton seed,
nittichMidience that b .'Wi of soluble p;
oh elorr-"bflJn4TAf wti li. Itemmn aXdrtriight;-iwill make 1 capi
iH3Z Wit urr & tal impost fori acres of anciilti-
m a perfect stream, ,,rei61ilnVhtl vafed A.nfw:! !; ' ;
CawPnj for intancefis fall -ofw
over for a of5c iaotX
the same .trhJ .- -. 1
. l
4 JLV9
fercss,ln tW 7thiJ6(Jiclai;
M"u'" ytnz atWilkasbordi in
bow yoirft:thrff.aaVa,Won4trwnt
uif cmnioB w 6w,
"A fir tyy h 1- my
; $ A- i xv
We value very much the opinions of
our bl& cotemporaries the Southern
Saj the Werrai jaf the. 87th JnsU
"Smi$ it iunsrstood that Mr.Cat
sonvsougbt' theicaldmitiatioii,
and has been nominated by Radicals
and adopted as their candidate, no
Conservative should think of voting
for him."
In the1 Southern Home of the same
date we find the following pungent
paiagrapha :., ,
"Mr." Carson has ability enough, but
Ihefis 'not our man, and f he is the" sec .
icals. ' Heri8 ridw-'in 'league ''with the
depbi Logan, whom w- luvVe heard
hint' 1 ehoufu e i n th er Harshest : tehn s .
As hejiij iri the saine boat" with Logan,
let them Hoat tAgetber on Radical wa
ters, or sihk'together ti thfrbottona
the filthy pool." ' ' ; ? ' i
"The -Radicate of -Meckletiburg have
put Logan1 and Carson "oiv ;thi hante
ticket:" They traVeT. together" Ttr anjd
from Rutherfordtoh. Their fdestimes
are united."
"Gov.. Caldwell appointed Mr. Car
son Solicitor, in, Jbe placeof CoL By
num. The, Governor was a bitter; par
tisan and knew what he was doing in
making this appointment. There was,
of course an "r u nderstahding; between
the Governor' arid Mr C. we' learpij
too, that Mr. C. is in full accQrd with
the mostixxfamous and.iufluentialjof
the negro party, and they will supporlj
him ' Now, iOIr. Carion would XSpen-i
ly avow himselfrthe negro candidate,
we would have. uothirgj to ;', But
we do object' to h is carrying water on
both shoulders. He travels with, Lo
gan and has 'declined before a; Conser
vative audiente Wsay whom he would
support for Judge. . Wehave no doubt
at all that her will vote for Logan. Let
him then cast in his lot honestly and
squarely with the negro candidate j
But let him not deceive theifceop'e and
"' 'immi' " ' '
A' TIGHT FIX.
The New York"SMn, commenting on
the members of the Congressional
Committee, puts C. L. Cobbfdown a'as
"back-pay grabber and small scalla
wag." - - -
This small scallaVag'is the Radical
candidate for Congress in the first Dis
trict. - '
! He is the young man who is report
ed to have said :
"If I come out for civil rights, I am
beaten. It I declare against it, I am
beatert, arid what in the devil am I to
do?" ;
Our man; Solicitor Carson iara pret
ty much the same fix. If he comes
out for Logan he is sure to lose the
few Conservative votes he counted on.
If be comes out against Logan, Logan
will blow on him,' and he will lose the
negro voters he is courting. He is in
a tight place. Whltt will he do? What
can he do ? He is fast caught in his
own nets.
0, what a tangled web we weave. 1
When first we practice to deceive I"
The present season has been remark
able for great storms and floods. The
telegraph informs us of disastrous
floods in Pennsylvania and Ohio; and
the burstine of terrific water snouts in
- w .,.,0;
lue ana property. ne comet is
property.
thought to be the cause of these tre
mendous rainfalls.
The newspapers teem with accounts
of the Beecher-Tilton, Rhoddy-Shot-well,
and Glendenning-Pomeroy adul
tery cases The wages' of - sin now is
publicity. '
Judge Mackey says the few honest
ana prominent Republicans of South
Carolina, are as mile stones to the
trees of the forest. '
t- . . r
The Wilmington Star raps Logan as
fclIows :
phoUe Judicial District
the Eadical candidate ia the -notorious
Logan who liaa Beihere knowledge
tif law necessftryjtd maiarespectahle
justice of the peace nor the slightest
Pre1" U atf haintarice-vith
good manners. Besides all this, he is
fierce pmiUQ and a ixi f ;OT1.
governable temper which makes him
pWy the petty tyranfr.' ' rr r;
- r r-.
A I :1D.I .Ain Hamnr 1 a .1 of n fam nrv f
of what ;ir in nearly all localitieA re
garded 'as, aycarroaOf trapirportatiori.
As a r general, rule, 20,000 1 pxunda or
TOi barrehi of Bait, 70 of yttu&p'XQ, df
nour,. w pt -winsitey-,2UOsa6ka of flouri
ccrds of hard wood, teven sof' soft
neaa 01 nogs, u to luu head ot sheep
900O feet of olid boardsni7,000feet of
sjding,13XX)Q feet flodrine. 40.000 shin
teuirii less oi joists, Bcanuinz. anu an
other large timber, , 840 ; bushels, of
wheat,, 360 of corn, 880 of eats, 300 of
barley. .360 of flax-seed. 360 of annles.
430 of Irish potatoes, JOOO bushels of
hyan - . - , .... i-n.-i
bran.
WA8tE OB'rCoTTON.SKKn. MK. .Ailr An
?mmPW9 Wmm-m
wflw;ipiew seea . are allowed to
deoompose arid waste, at erly every
gino&eVaridyeVi
uable manurei i ilTort cultivati
80 fef,'tf te;the
opWhushelsrbroaddttst, to the acre.
Will increase the drciderab
emfMWJbV.'ostiri "ft
n alternate layers of Teaves, strawmd
ire ; iuu .pusheis of -green
mizea in pjaiiwjtn J
hosphate and allowed1
timterfsiltffMtmngWtiW
iMi
keeninwhoTe female inirpin
bis private AttesidenceV'Beecher
n2tonyoui ja
better dry up. Get theo to Dunnrv
I n aii .il vouiira. vun btd. ihwih
daneerooi -to ih- commiinltrnb
would ha howl njr rsccQOB .' of thd
mountalni-LWJt!i VQWrW. M4
rICBrresponalnce' 61 tM Obseiverll
A Foreigner'a Opinion of North Caro-
Mr.JBdi&ritU is lafiiriil4ple firmly
V . VN -i S .
fiteiiirmahio thmttoitHe place of
bw hativitv with emStiohs of pleasure,
land to( keep injnemoryjts hallowed
associations. Aira wis pi me jb 1 lguc ,
but man is so constituted that he can
not speak of his native State with an
unbiased mind. Now as I am a for
eigner. I nroDose tb BDeak my : calm
and unprejudiced opinion of the "Old L
North State."
NjQ;rthC.aiUwaDS-iJftve.jajighiiJxhe
proud of their State, and to Kiory
in saving, Iffanf OnetTCarolina's
sons.". This State has always been, the
birth place; of talent. Its sbif 'li'Wi-
ductive of genius." The number m ner
noble sons w equal to ' the' constella
tions of the. midnight. jhea. vena. Men,
who for strength of; intellect, nianli
ness ,t: piup!ei tand .uprightness of
character, are exaniplars worthy of
imitation V and to iheir honor '1e it
said, theywere men who never proved
traitors to.'ifieWolfritry's' weal.
1 fMisM :
Has sullied the cheek of thv brave.
North Garolina, too, has a proud
record. In this State constitutional
liberty first waved;its barinef; arid the
lofty-' spirits of the sons of Meck
lenburg first .declared man's right to
rule his, conduct. The Mecklenburg
declaration , of Ind?pen(leuce uer
prond est possession.
-Cursed. ought to be the name of him
jvho. endeavors; to ,vxest it from her
graspj. 3Tims. jcannot, din jbut only
adds. utret to- tnis: pnerisu.ea , jewel.
(Jareimapsj snouia renep) oer, wnaj 4
expected from men to-wbpm this, glo
rious, patrimony-, wabeoueathed,). I
need not speak of her ? course-114' the
late struggle., It is -sufficient tpiisay,
ah bore: ther share rnqbly. t and more
than sustained her , well-earned reputa
tion,' . ril-j'.it i,'- '!
North Carolina is endowed hy nature
with every blessing. She has vast min
eral resources ; her poilis rich and pro
ductive., To emigrants I would recom
mend it as alobuntry where they can
purchase godd land at low rates. Her
inhabitant itoo. should point with
pride to its. mountains its rivers, its
grand and glorious scenery. I have
traveled far , and wide. I have seen
Lake Como, amidst the soft and luxu
riant beauty of Italy, and truly it was
a beautiful picture. I, have seen the
Bonnie Highlands of Scotland, when
the pale moon hid all of heaven's
lights, save Arcturus alone, who still
fluncr his fiery rays through infinity.
and she painted glen, hillside, valley
and mountain with her silvery light, I
and kindled night into a softer day,
aud that was more-beautiful still. I
haye admired the sublime grandeur of
Alps, and seen them raise their snow
capped summits heavenward, basking
in the sunlight and decked with iu
gorgeous rays. This and this only was
more beautiful than the nuld and
calm, but still glorious beauty of Wes-
tern North Carolina. In fact nothing
so forcibly reminded me of what must
have been the paradisiacal scene ot
n;uen. rneretore, 1 say XNortn Caroli
nians haye a right to be proud of their
btate.
They should be proud of the land of
Morehead and Vance, whose lame and
glory are world-wide. They should be
proud of a land that has ior its inheri
tance the Mecklenburg Declaration of
Independence. They should be proud
of a laud so blessed by the Great Crea
tor, and they should glory that they
dwell in one of the most beauteous
spots God has created for the habita
tion of man.
With a proper spirit of enterprise
North Carolina should be the most
prosperous of the Commonwealths.
Thornton.
An Unknown Solicitob. Carson,
that is Joseph LY the Candidate for
Solicitor, from the "Mounting Dis
trict,' who rejoices perhaps, in a larger
accumulation of adipose tissue, than
any man at the Bar, essayed 'to enter
the Grand Jurv Room during Court
week, on matters of business and not
being known by the Jury, either per
sonally or otherwise, was met by one
of the Jury at the door and was told
to "GIT." It is not necessary to add
that he "GOT.'
The Juror excused himself hy saying
that he did'nt look like a lawyer and
thought he was an intruder. Concord
Sun.
The St. Louis Democrat nominates
Chief Justice Waite for the Presidency,
This is a grave error. The supreme
Bench should h nhnvn thn atm'ha-
phere of politics. The.', nomination of
a Chief Justice for thePresidency would
Grant for a third term.-ew York
Inudretb'9 Turnip Seed's.
TIITE, have received all the most desirable
If varieties of these iustly celebrated
seed, which are orferedjftt the lowest market.
prices by ;, , , w JR BURWELTi & CO,
... - - "Druggists.
springs' (Jorner, Charlotte, H; C -
-July lO-Cf,; -AK-'tiVU ti. ., r-
NOTICE.
J .mA5u LZ
office of the. flock -Island Factory- or the
purpose or reelsterfmr voters
iro m JMODaay ,
between the hours of U A MJ to o'clock PM,
TbjaelE3S
D Gold. "Wato.lL and.Cbalir for 1
fifty, dollars less; thai! , Original cask
Warranted fine ;d( fend awodllmekeeper
iQly;j, Kv ?. vuV, . vn -.wrifti
; l'V !.) ,
EIGHTY (80) barrels of !"Linwood Flour"
3 asK a ALl&AiJJik
rr
TFHHi imported and (domestic Ci
?V A"fcU"5?B me marlret. at " '
JN H'wi;t,?:MOliAS8E8'''Whlte
- viur TlB(Wr.li.,,
rmif uanvaimaci nf ; .""!
, - -. . -- - -T.vyr
llttthhi
r 1
-i-.-,- . ry.iftnu.Yia. r.R.A v . nnca . , , jLisee5,.'fHeaKrasajacott,-ugar, ctree,
' . Tm,.,:'1.;, Idolaasea, FlourrMeal, Grist; o. ,.-:',:.
prta41rcl?MP,
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TTTTITSISiSSSS..,. .... " .. 1 1 - ' ------- " , ' ' ..-- 111 1 1 1
KEEPS THE LARGEST STOCK OF tOf
nines auu Lii uuia car: s r r ! 'JUvV :
In Western North Carolina. ,5 "" -Vrrr.fjr'm
TN future be. will -keep -4aie-stocK of
Fine Liquors, Chariipagne and other Wjnes,
fir dinner parlies or
ppfPS.
A few liarrols of the inst.lv
ZEB V ANGE
. , ,
Whiskey, npe and raejlow, always on hand.
Hfe stock in tle GengraV Grocery5 'Tfirll'. is
complete. Sugar?,-
specialties. ' - ,
When you come to Charlotte-for Grocer-
Kkrall and seeBiack.ifyou wanttjie worth
of your money;
I respectfully return thanks or the liberal
patronage bestowed upon me, and respect-
fully solicit a cpntinuance,of further .favors.
w. j; BLACK.
june Vi
FOUND!
. ' - - t 4 ' "
White House,
-IN
Washington,
a large lot of MONEY supposed ta have been
dropped by parties representing
$350,000,000
- i
while on a visit to that place
All the Money Can be Made
by calling on
J. T. BUTLER,
who is sellinc off all of his fine GOLD and
SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEW
ELRY, SILVER and LA-TED WARE,
SPE(ApLESv,Jtojepre for a splendid
FALL STOCK. .;.
Those Who Vaut nareraius Come and
See M$. .
' At this establishment we call Brass,
Brass, and Gold, Gold. Everything warrant-
represented
; aS The highest price paid for ohl Gold
and Silver.
fiSf Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
re-
paired and warranted for 12 months at
J. T. BUTLER'S
Carolina Jewelry House.
Charlotte, N. C.
apl 24
iiTiiitpliml nnltnm nt I.oct "
TN order to close out all styles of Summer
JL
Goods, we have made a great reduction
in all the following lines of Goods, viz
Muslins, French Calicos, Percales, Batiste
Cloths. Chambras, Ginghams, colored
Lawns, Grass Cloths, and all goods pertain
ing to that department must and will be
sold. Cali soon, before the close of the
season.
Many goods in the Notion and Fancy
Goods Department, such as Ribbons, Col
lars. Cuffs, Peque Trimmings, &c, will be
sold at Bargain Counter prices.
A handsome lot French,. Scotch, and
American Cassimeres, Gents and Boys
Clothing, and Gents Furnishing Goods gen
erallv. have been reduced.' and will be sold
- .v ?
to close, at prices that cannot foil U induce
,
a purchase
McMURR AY fc DAVIS.
july 16 tf.
Kllltt S ClllIL CUPG,
v
Only 50 Cents per B file
Contains NeitlidirQiilriine
Nor Arsenic;
Safe, Cheap,
and' Never Falls when
' -1 . . ilk'" 1 '
a.-- Directions are Followed.
A i:
"TRY : .IT, . "AND BE
CTJREDi
!iar Read he'tellbwirig , testimonlala jfrora
well known genuemen oi xue nigrresi, cnar-
W6m , P9V ,2f Mdrich, Castor, of. St, Mark1
u -JEvan Lutheran Church jPAartoKeiv Oi
CURE'wttbrire eas a emedor
t v.n T konnlMl K TJITT'S fl'H T.T.T.
mend HtoaUaffllcteAwithmftlarlaldlsefcses
i , , N ALDBIGH,
Jrftlii!rfhi1V"''add''rihy'festlirion3!: to- th
above. I mMr KMJTT'S - CHILIj - CUJXE
a (true specific for Chills and: Fever,. and as
B?ch ar8tUt?nTTrirwtt
has totila OBfII.1 CTOEls for sal by
Drtrgxists aiid'Cantry Mercnants, ana aj
by Wholesale Druggists tnh; leadtngrmar-
Ask f6r KX.TJrT'S.ChJJLCSure. -and fake no
other. 4 i i
;i,resiriiyerrj'l
V cnoicei "Family Groceries," Bama, Dried
AAA.PPUN158 arrived, and, for ale
yj v v v . m :v..-
. I - -Tt r-; in
TLEASAJ?X B(X)iIS ASDGOOUllOl.'BD. fe
JWRS.A.!w:mt1LT:r hai twV'comrort'able
Rooaii now vacant. -Term for lwuini WtiStLZ
for Sramntai: pur- .t. uy,J i9 'if V' P "3
Coffee and Molasses v w " rn '
amJffi2Sft "Terra
lerros lor boarding moder-
eb rated - V ?
m - . ; ; u t S
it I M V a a - r 1
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If!:, ; f il.!
FARE'S BUILDING, 23 TRYON STREET.
" ' CHARLOTTE, X. C. - .
READ. READ.
1 GREA r DISCOVERY.
Bradley's Patent Enamel
MADE
Pare White Lead, Linseed Oil and
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS,
From Prof W Q Simmons, Wake Forest College, North Carolina. ., t
Wake Fobest College, N C, October 4, J873. ' i
Mr C P KniglU, Dear Sir : We have for several months been using your Bradley's
Patent Enamel Faint on our College Building, and are well pleased with it- -Tliotighv it
was applied by one having no experience in such work, yet we have a erood job. We shall
continue to use it believing thatin point of
uon, it is superior to any other pigment oflered in the marKet w vi tslMUlUJNb.
From Messrs Englehard & Saunders,
ii c ucoiic iv uui raucuui iiiiciiumi iv
of this office having purchased some of this
raint.' We can recommend it from a knowledge of its merits,!- Some.of the. employee94
have usea it, ana speak m the highest terms of it, alter a trial of several months. wn)j
it is as durable as ordinary paint, it has a much liner fiqish, and rts eost and convenience
will recommend it to all in need of paint.
t o
From S
Mr C P Knight Sir : The pai t came
and 3 buckets, 1 gallon each; As practice
(not constant) work, completed the house, two coats ;.the last coat,I applied tbiQk, and it
is now generally conceded, that,. for 'ksuamel," like hardness,' and bbdv ttha 'harmony Of
colors, there is not a handsomer job in the
tion which is an item just now with the Southern, people. : . It should be generally
adopted in this State. Any country lad can apply it. I have never dabbled in. such, stock
as "testimonials," but J feel soJbrGjbly the great adaptability - of your "namel..Paint" to
tne wants pi our peoji&--in. excellency oi niaienah, m Deauiy oi coior, ana lniaeiaciui
its being eadyTmxea,,rthat; Tigffie'you permisaiott (if it idesirableto: yoa)- to .make
what He yon think proper of tl lis letter? Very respectfully nd truly, .S McGILL, M D,
. . : - -6- ... , ' "" , - .
. PromBW Rayne, of the .Firm of:Bartiett&ttayne, .43 Qarondelet Street,
:'' " " . " NEw0siex! January 29, W4r
C P Knfyd, EsqTSo 93, West Lombard StreH Baltintore-Deai" But: It affords nle
much pleasure to advise you how well satisfied I am with.Bradley'B Patent Enamet Paint,
having used all I bought of you in painting. a large cottage (riewj at Ocean: Sprins,?Jiss.,
and having found it to cover and work so admirably and very far superior to 'ordfrftiry
metal paints, and colors not subject to fade, besidesieinje decidedly cheaper. .4t is mv ir2
pose tosepd ydu another order for more very'sboiiYporaresDwVfallJPi ; Wtl(4
fK - ! '- ' ' ' .. f--j 64 .. , -,r
a i j t j : i .
twenty square yards, two coats.
jeer specimens ana Jtrtce List r urnisnca
k uoerai maucemeata to the trade;
f -!C "
july'23 6m
Just Receidt
R, K DAVIDSON U
"pAtLOE Su4tst I)essing Case Suits.-Ward
X robes, Bureaus, Beadateads, Tables,
Whatnots, Chairs, ot various, Kinas, such as
Foldingchairs, t)ChklriWTfef
Fnwi hut uWi,m . ntiiiiw 1 1 illimw I I n it ontirfttlr'
forated bottom chairs-something entirely
now r. ... -. 1 ' . . ' . ' v
Also a new lot of Baby Carriage, ahd.al
large ana eiegant wuruuiiii ui racK.ei3,
Wall Pockets and Comb .and Brush" Boxes
of th very Jatest sty lea. s jCail and .examine.
may, 20 ; ... i, - . . -;, ; 4
DurhamnlbacGOvT
John ill. McElwce
Offers to Dealers, Chewers' ciut Stnok'era!&'
large Jot 6f toau'factnre!' fbbacco1 at 16W
prices."'' His i;r'- n t -.tn": il .' na. ft..
ANTE-BELLUM DURHAM BRAND-
ia not eicefled on the market. 1 " '
Address atfitate3yille,iI.C. rjui ri .v
1 junel2,tf ; , , .va tjii...' JiVj,
MANSION:
se;
- GREEN VI IflLBfWCifV V:
mHB onlvfir8telass' Hotel between Char
;JL lotte and;AtlaAtivThi; House, laa
lust oeen, repaintea, ana raujiwaea ana
situated convenient to the business part 01
4hdty-'i tiJii'U s 'CitA'
I STj Pmntbuajtofthdirpm thettepotHf vr
r
fceepsrcdnsUntty tat6rFtiflitu1lSf!ri great
yariets and of the. verx latest atyles,. atuiils
selling forfait only cheaper .than the tame
Class or gooas ,na.veeyer neet sold; in the ui-
iy 01 Vjnariocte, &uu as cneap as anyone ean
possiblTsetb A call from Lt i reBpectf ill ly
7 j J
Paint,
FROM
Zinc, and Always Ready f Use.
-o-
economy, durability and facility ;of uppU&tl
O
Editors and Proprietors
Journal."
Wilmikgtok, KC, Dec. 28, 1873. '
vuc iwcimtcuicoii ui ..viwiicj a .iuciu jwioivi
paint from Mr . Q Khisht. of JJaltihiore,'
McGilL'MD,
The PEix8, Faqibs Co. Vaieb'. '6; 1873.. ' 1
safe to hand as ordered, 2 kegs, S feaUbris eUclij
was slack, I did the job myself. Two weeks
place. I saved. Bixtyifi ye- dollars by the opera
i : .. 1 o ..1 i i i. 1 1
One gallon covers
. ' -;
lillll
onutt.i
" ' c-'r'V ft- tip -.y T: 'f t
PKIOHT. sWAKent' '
93 West Lombard Street, Baltimore
E n oou ra ge r H orhd 1 n df ti stitfl 1
7HEKDIXIE2EBEIEt'::
THE BEST EJJMPyEUKJHEJ.EASJ
MONEY. j
Satisfaction Guaranteed or. no
Trnae.'
Diploma Awarded at the tast V itf
:i
the- Cai'oliu as. .
rpiifi DIXIE PUMP is equal ifliot? 'Bupeff
Ju jor to. anjri wooden, puin' now. flejea o
ittiejbubkc. Itjas : Southern : Production
made at dur.owh doors, bf our own materia".
; Hundreds'of Certificates migKf ne obtain
ed from parties who-j are. using this ; Pump
testifvine. to its. cheaness. rdurabilifev .and
emciency,' bxit as it is: deemed .entirely, un.
necessary onfy refers tbec folio wrngf Ui
zens-of tsbariottej among man others i not
named who anijisine the Punjp ii vii ; 2 .
Davidspn, Mayor, of rjhwhiUe, J G
iuaxwen, sewing juacmne Agenv, a ai uates,
Cehtral Hotel.-L Alackweldef P Shv
der, S M HaweltJaraes J0hhst6n.O5l-BSrVt
land, W R; Cochrane, Cyrus. Hun terjJ.M,
mciviurray, a m iuiuer, jai jm. A.narew8rf Hi
Robert Gibbon. ' ' i! ! '
Liberal inducemen! 'offeree! ' to'-'Grapges
Trarlft fif-roAf PhoflvlfA M n
low'oomar nyrFlutnber; :
fj; afWr5"1 !.;5fv f
"nl V ? 'WirsTOn.
tisuieaupDiint wiia every aeucacy in Beas-
V f" J-- AJLSU4.W
Iryor8t. on door below Clirlo
b .?-z.r-?'i f erme mem;." jut letters Tnusc
L 1 'frit '-'-ttiattwdara tVaBtsWlrr.W i f b3 tb -:u: IL-'DU" SINE.'.
lX6ow Know opeh for the reception K i- 101 W. Fifth P 8t.1HyT -
R ! It R
RADWAY'S READY REiifp
CURES THE "WORST PAIRS
In from One to Twenty Minute,
NOT ONE HOUR UIe8'
ane r rea !mg thi dTerttoement ned .
SUFFER WITH PAIN W,0
RADWArs KEADT RELIEF IS A rn.-
EVEEY PAIN! A CrRB jq,
It wtheflniaiidta
The Only Pain ReiM(V-
tht instantly np th- mortttf4c1.th,i ,
"rt'Mvimu - -
KHKUM ATU:. Bed rH.ien. Fnnn ' t""1
Niurnlt-ic. or prostrated wi!h UiM-ase may i,
RADWAY'3 READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT E 19P
INFLAMMATION OK THE KI ON E YS
SORE THBd'llfeMH
HEADioorafW -nn-tttu.
cold cHaW-AoWwuf BHEUAnst
Twenty drop In half a tumbler of water will i . ,
momenta core CRAMPS, SPASMS SOUR RTnl??
HKARTBURM, RICK bRADAtlHK DlARRHnS8.
DVSENTBRY. COLIO. WIND Vi V AS5S.0Ka.
and all INTERNAL PAIN-!. - . '"-"UWEU
JrTeJra-hooM always carry Wfeottla of
Kend-r'IXptiBr with 1W1 .
fTater will prevent sickness or pains from cham? .
I water. It is better tliau French Brandy or BituSP. "
Mimulant. ' ii
FEVER. AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE enred for flfty cenh Th. ,
)t a remedial ageiut in th world .thatill enre
id Aeue. and Tirfther Malarioni Ri . rtJln
not
and
Typhoid, Yellow.
V? AY'S P1LLS1 so Quick as BAnwiv'SVPL1
and other Fevers aided by
LIF. Fifty cents per botue.
8.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD INCRPiOB
OK FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN
BEAUTIFUL COMgLEXIOMECURED TO A
PJijjRAOWAY'S
Ssrsaparlai Eesilveit
THZ -CR5AT;. BLQ.QD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES so
OUIOS. SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES, THg
BODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE INFLUKNr
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDIciNii
THAT.
ETBrj; Day: an. Increase in
aaSffiilM'is Seen ail Ft
very drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN BESOIi.
VENT communicate! through the Blood, Sweat, UrlM.
and othor fluids and jutees of the system the vizor 0?
life, for it repair the wastes of the body with new and
sound materiaL Scrofula, Syphilis, Consnmptiim
Glandular disease, Ulcers in the throat. Mouth. It',
mors, Nodes in tbeGlandsand other parts of the system
Sore Eves, Btrnmoroos discharges Irom the Ears, and
the worst -forms of. Skin .diseases, Eruptions, Fever
Sores, Scald Head, Birr Worra.-Salt Rheum, Erysipelu.
Acne, Black 8pots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cn.
cers in the Womb, and all weakening and painful dis
charges. Night Sweats, Loss of 8perm and all wastes of
the life principle, are within the curative range ot this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and a few days' use wi'.i
nrove to any. perspa using- it for,either of these forma of
- (iisease its potent pwer tdt eSre them, ;
ji tnspatieni, aany neeoonnirTeducea Dy the wwtes
and decomposition that is continually progressinf, suc
ceeds in arresting these wastes, and repairs the same
with new material. made from healthy blood and this
the SARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure a cure
Is certain;. for wheu once this remedy commences Its
work? of purification, and succeeds in diminishing the
loss of wastesHts repairs will- be rapld; and every dtr
tbepatien bwjUfeet himself (rrowingbetterandatroncer,
4he food digesting better, appetite improving, aud flesh
' and weight increasing. . ,
. Not only does the barsapabilliait Risolvknt excel
all known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic, Scro
fulous, Constitutional, aud Skin diseases; but it Is the
bniy positiv cure fur .
I Kidney & Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy,
btoppajre of Water, Incontinence of Urine, Bright'siDis
( n-e. Albuminuria, and in .all cases. where there are
lirick-dustdcposits, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed
with substances like the white of an egg, or threads like
white silk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appear
ruce, and white bone-dust deposits, aud when there is
a pricking,- burning sensation when passing water, and
pain. -4a the -Smalt uf -tbe Back aad along the Loins.
Tkimor of 12 Years' Growth
fiivedi' ty Had way 's Resolvent.
r? .
EJR. RADVAY'S
i
r m. w wiilt wl nni
SnWa. i4raiHi. nSrifT. cleanse wad strenrtnen. Md-
L way'sMiU- fortEeeureofalidtoprteraofthoSM
Liver. Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous Diseases,
'Headache. Constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion, Drs
pe'psla. Biliousness BiBona Fever, Iuflammatian of vt
Howels. Mies, and ell Derangement of the Intemii
. Ttscertw WarnuMeditosTeot pesiti ve cure. Partly
VegetaNe..QDtaiaina a mercury , minerals or oekwinv
eusdruirs. r
A fpw dokfti of it ADWAVS PILLS will fres the
' temfrtm all the alnive named disorders. " Price, Sice uts
pi Bi.ic.- HOliD T OKOBtJISTa.
, BKAO f FALSE AWV TBOK." ' Send one letter
kacw.to BAD WAY A CO.. No. S3 Warren 8t, New
fork, nfof matoji .worth thousands will bs seat roc
TriSeilBbrrtiori
in the
,f , -. v-. . country - ; . -
S50,0QQ 00
IN VALUABLE
GI CTS
TO Bt
DISTSIBUTKD-
IN
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' 168tti Repnlar Monthly
GIFT ENTERPRISE
0V h drnwn Mnndav. Ana.. UOth. Is'4
l. tit
I0HE GEASD CAPITAL P8IZE S5
'Two
Two ;
:Oue
Prizes $1,000
each (
Phizes $500
Greenbacks
Prizes $100 , in ( I. '
Family Carriage aud
Matched
i. Horses with
th SIlTiip-Mouuted Har
v0a5h $I,500!
- ness. 1
'Horse & ... Buggy,.. wUhSllver-mouute''
ggy .. wUb-Silver-n
mess, worth $600
Harness, worth oo"J
wortli
iFive Faniily. Sewing Jilacliines,
worth $100
7KO 7aU naui .Si'ifVT. sTvt; JTurUilta Y(llCW
. vt 1 o aaa i nn:AVa4a llmi"
IT-I'a irS c. vts1 ' W A WT kt -'' TO SE-
f JACKETS, to whom liberal Prem
STwelve Tickets $10? tlwenty -Jftve -1
a"
CShcihnati.
pUTTER'S Pocket Inhaler4 cures catarrn.
n mm rm ev E?r m &.
v
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jut-..j it v" fa .vie - , v? Agents for ' t.
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