f 1
AND
Ti.e corner stone cf the new colored
at .ihodist Episcopal Chur h Jn Co
lumbia was laid Monday.
Of the EHenton trial, the Charleston
Aew says : "History records no baser
instance of the attempted prostitution
of ths solemn rites of justice to the dia
bolioal end of . revengeful partisan
pdiiicinns." . ;
It is f'Ot eo much, pays the Green
ville News, the beavitr burden of taxa
ti.ui imp sed by th- f.a.idue-tt dbt,
a3 it is the infamy of the fraud that the
people resist. ,
The Hampton Herald says : Col L
P Sadler, who for a year or more had
been i" a 1w tate of health, breathed
his last on Sunday the 2d ina ant, at
u;o aiHfljifiHAfout five milS. west of
TJ.wk Hill In the mki! circle he was
kind, gmierous
in? the esteem
and hono-ahle, enl'iy
and confidence of all
who knew him. ; . f
Columbia Register : It is no dispar
aeement to the many worthy gentle
men who have been suggested in con
nection with the anticipated vacancy
on the bench of the -Fifth, Circuit to
refer to the eminent fitness and ? rare
merit of General J. B Kershaw, who,
it is n ow probable;Ul receive the
Democratic nomination rthe posi
tion General Kershaw b as an emi
nently judicial mind, is learned in the,
law, diligent in the discharge otMnly
and fearless and incorruptible. With
Mclver aa Associate Justice and Ker
shaw upon the circuitbench.it will
indeed seem that South Carolina ; has
her own again. ' l-
Charleston News and Courier: When
the entire fundable debt of the v State
ghall have been converted intev Con
eolidation bonds and stocks, the State
debt will amount to $5,976,917.; This
result is obtained, by the repudiation,
by the Republicans, in f 1873, of the
$6 000,000 of spurious "Conversion
bonds, and by the scaling of the re
mainder of the debt to 50 cents on the
dollar. The actual bonded deDi oi me
State October 31, 1867, principal and
interest, was $5,523,576: V To this must
be added the bonds issued to redeem
the bills receivable issued. under Gov
ernor Orr's administration, making
the ante-reconstruction debt $6,007,
576; or $30,659 more than the debt
under the Consolidation act.
Oil Yourself a Little. v
There is true humor in the following
story; Once upon a time there lived
an old gentleman in a large house. He
had servants and everything he want
ed, vet he was not -happy, and when
things did not go as he wished, he was
very cross -At ' last; his servant left
him. Quite out of temper, he went
to a neighbor with a story of distress.
"It seems to me," taid the neighbor,
sagaciously, "'twould be well for you
to oil yourself a little.:U
"To oil ihiself?''- i f
"Yes; and I will explain. Some time
ago one of the doors in my house
creaked. Nobody therefore - liked to
go in or out by it. One day 1 oiled Us
hiDge8, and it has been constantly used
by everybody ever since."
"Then you think I am like the
creaking door, cried the old gentle
man. '"dow do you want me to oil
niyte f?'' ;
"That's an easy matter," said the
neighbor. "Go borne and engage a
servant, and when he dots right,
praise him. If, on the contrary he
does something amiss, do not be cross;
oil your voice and words with the oil
of lve." -
The old gentleman went home, and
no harsh oi ugly words were ever
heard in the house afterwards.
Every family should have a bottle of
this precious oil, for every family is
liable to have a creatine hine in
the shape of a fretful disposition, a
cross temper, a harsh tone, or a fault
finding spirit.
Gio. E. Bidqek. For instance, there
looms before us that Titan of intellect,
the late Hon. Geo. E Badger, who,
uue mm all, in the senate, the Cab
wet, the Jorum, at the Bar, in the
Chambers of Jurisprudence, in literary
vi mcuiogicai aisquistion, or in collo
quial brilliancy and force, was, (we say
it unhesitatingly,) the peer of any man
nis generation saw. In particular
uepartments other men. of course.bave
excelled, Mr. : Badeer Mr. Webster
rose, doubtless to loftier heights! of
oonatonaia ignity ana eloquence: Mr.
uy swayed the multitude with more
impassioned utterances; Mr. Calhoun
was more more wsthetic and aa logi
many learnea u. u & itnpw mrr
f theologic hermeneutics, oher law
yers may have made abler arguments
at the Bar or before th Renrh-
Coleridge r Johnson may have keen
better talkers but takt the combination
V all the potters in one man, and .Mr
caager was the equal of any man his
produced or developed, with the
solitary exception that he -made no
pieiension to scientific investigations
"uiinments. Raleigh Observer,
A Maryland jury lately declared that
- "an naa come to bis death by; Van
unknown wagon.". About on a par
with this, is the Wisconsin verdict sus
pecting a man who bad been crushed
lo death in a mill, when the jury re
jnarksd, "no blame can be attache! to
lt itie machinery." . ; c, ;
Tli
"6 lMientmi c.,'iurii i:v Iriii liu t.
icoiie to an en 1. Wnat theaveraie
worth
as a i ir jr. ma.v Ua mi n bv
'elerenee
to tlie aci:on it of Lhp
jwnes of the Greit I'o'hicaL, trial
I" i ' t e i elsewhere in il.is ni irrrivz'n
l-i;cr. - ,
't of. Ceii'eunirtl Awards priut
oiel.
l'a tiere wi I be s' tidied- wi h print.
i' ih
entne n'imb!r.l3 03 j.cit-Z'rts of
ne l 'i'el Stales received more than
, e t;irJ: Portugal at.d Spain lead
i rei;!
s''w that
countries
there was
The- figures
fair , j.Ny all
Th
e man that nukes a.. cliarACter
Truth is Greater than Fiction
, ou Bre sallow s5ck
and neHvIsh : vorir
1 1 Hi i I w i a.. .... . . - I 1 : i : J
Ifvo :tni atuijf ; you imye cuius a.uu
yjur liver is. torpnt. You
,7'" t H ru
fed until vou nse Tab er'a l iver
I'rice 1 0 Cftiti r w " : V-I .
j. " ('iMim no !mer agittes the -pub'
1 ii ; wutther t'gnsens' M Lightning
y '!""u" better than ail other UnimenU
tnaii u la xbe 83t Lfniment f r"rheu
iiff , lieuraW. sp'aiiiP, bruiaesr tetter,
Koii ?ll,u' pains ia breast, side and back
Qd h"s 18 8aPerlf t it for horse, cltle
enrJ TS?' WmQVes warts knots, splint, and
cent. d'8tmber and epizootic. Price 50
m- ForsalebyallDrnggisU ; ,
SOTTXH CASOLINA UEWB
. VIEWS. -
CURRENT.
s
.
RETAITL
MARKET5
Butter plentiful. r',-
Iriah Potatoes- veiy scarce, -.f
Appea scarce.
' Oranges email stock. " i
Cabbage plentiful '
(l Mutton-rvery f carce; good demand.
Spring chickens scarce and in good de
mand. -
BoTTKB f
. . Frem Country. 18a20
' Goshen
otjltky Prom wa;rns.
. 25a30
40o50
Fro a storye.
.90al25
45a50
25a30
30a35
20a25
12iol5
Turkeys. 75-8
. Gesse, 3V40
Dusks, 20a25
Chickens, 25i30
' I Gaineas. 16Jal8
Boos iooU
foTAToap
bweet, $bushel,100al 25
( . Irish. " new
Cabbage,
Pbksh'Mkats .
Beef.
Veal,
Matton. -
Lamb,
Pork,
Sausage, un tuffed,
. 8ausa?a. atnriVri
1.50al.60
400
3a5
per 1
6a
6al0
8al2i
8al2i
10o12J
12ial
16al6
? 00a08
00a25
"per lb".
Tallow
BXX8WAX
iStraifled. 13al5
ratJiWH-Oranges,: per hundred.
60o4.00
3 60
.3ia4
1.00
, 2.00
20a25
08a.l0
.75al00
- demons, ' -
- j Dried Appleaper lb;., v--"rMPeanats,
Country. t j, .
: Wilmington,; -Strawberries
per quart
Cocoanuts
V Uu pr.'doaen. '
. f.i 7 v
GROCERIES WHOLESALE.
Corn, in. fair demand K-'
.Flour, market ezcitedbnt lower, .
- Sttgar,' goiciid demand,; at advance!
Coffee, firm with good demand.
Saltjrat little demand, ;
i Salt meats, "quiet, t ' X '
Lard, qaiet. f r
Bulk MaW- "-. i . -.- .
Clear Rib 8ides,
. l r Long. Clears,
0 , Sbonlderf ,
Haxs :
S C Cncanvassed,
12ial3
13ial4
Canvassed,'
, x .Best,rt
Best .refined tierce, - Y ,
i h.lr RKIo ' '
12
13U15
Backets A Tins,
Geiibi
I'aelory, j . r , ? ; :
Cream, '. .
Selected cream. .,
i: 151
18al8i
Country
Qoshes:
22a27
29a32
8TJGABS :fi
Cut loaf
Granulated and crushed
13ial3J
13al34
A
12al2i
- i' ExOir . , 12al2i
Yellows s - UialH
Moijlssks per gal
New Orleans, fair to choice, 55a65
Golden Drip (syrup) 50o55
Cuba, 40a45
- . BlackStrap, - - , 35o37
OorrKMocca, 40. Jaya, 27Ja29Rio,20o23i
Txa Black 50a75. Green, 85al.50
Mixed,
50a75
Fish
Herrings, per box
MACKEREL.
Bbls (full weight)
bbls 44
Kits
35a38l
9 50al0 50
n- 5 50a6.50
1.15al.50
Flodb--
per bbl
Family,
11.50al2.50
Extra.
Super, I i h :
Buckwheat,
10.50all
9.00al0.00
per lb, 4
Ricx Choice 8a8i cts,
Mxa per bushel, ' "
Good to prime 7a8
78a85
Quits per bbl
5.001
5.25
Hommy per bbl
, .- Corn, by car load, in sacks, 100al 05
" DUlt, W
A t From waeons in bulk, 90a95
Whxat From wasons. 1223 From Stores
Seed wheat,! ; ,25 cts higher
White, 1.25 150
Hed. 1.25 1.40
OAia-White.. k 60a65
Black . bOatto
Ry 80o85 . ' 1.00
PlA8
Pare clay. lOOallO
Mixed, 85a95
H at TJnchoDDed Timothr. per cwt. 1. 20
North Carolina. 44 44 65a80
Rait per sac
Liveroool. fine table. 2.25o2.30
Ground Alum 1.15ol.25
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
The market is unchanged, but as print
clothes have advanced, an early advance in
prints is not unlikely.
(Jobbing Rata.)
Hhiittwo ahd fiHiKTnfQS
Rockingham 4-4 Standard; 7a7i
Woodlawn 4-4' I 77i
7-8 6ia6i
f 3-4 ; oio6
OthAr hranda 7
Brown drills
10-4 Sheeting bl'd and nnhl'd. 31a40
k18a22
5-4 PUlow Casing
PaiirTS Pawnee
.Wamsutta
Freemans
Sprague & Kindred brands
Other good brands
Jkahs ahd Cottohasxs
York
Whittenden . f
Oriental
Leinbach & Co : -Darco
Lincoln .,
Table Kocks : ; : ?,
Ermine cloth ';(;.t t .j
Dasss Goods m . -'
Carded Alapacas.1 ; .i
Plain Lustres
Lawn's Pacific1 TJi -Parses
Plaids
5o5i
5o54
6
GiaGi
6i
g3
15al5i
14al5
15
22
12
H15al5i
22a24
30
v 18a21
' 20a22
U Ual6
7"T4a20
Percalls
Pequets
Ticking ' '.,
Palmer
Oakland
Cones toga
r H12a24
8a81
12i
(14al8
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ample supply, light demand.
, ( Wholesale Ril )J
Pbdch pa
Apple
2 75
2 25 1
Rye " 1 25o4 00
Corn ' ' " '- 1 65ol 75
V fits
Hi -.mrne, "per basket. 20 00o25 00
. rii-rry ... " .;: gallon,
T ,rt "
ilalcria
So'ipporn na " 1 " -
. i,.'.-..:n.borr " .
; ? (?laret " dozz -n
Ale u ,k
Pjrter u '
2 60
-2 50
2 50
1 50
1 50
7 50
2 75
2 75
Lra tem W Oil,
lISESr rinnorlV.fi; brat A J of Salad -Oil,
r finest nnalitia nf KnyIiK SoiCeS. CloyeS-
Mace, ' Allspice Hutmeg,' Ginger, PepP2
A c, w hole and -ground. Pure French
Brandy. Whiskey, Wine, AC . for medicinal
DBroosee onl.fl rv-i'.---''ii V'-.'"- ;v
Corn -j Starch TaDioca.1' Saeo. Macaroni
i Dooley s, Royal, Price', Foam, and Hors
lord caking l'uwfe-s For sale at . ,
, - - l ' - - SHARK A CO'S-
may 10 Drtnr Store
RESTORED.
Vlcthnn
tlA.VA .A In ..In Jinara .knAVD Tf
will learn of a simple prescription RE.
for the speedy cure of nervous debility,
premature decay, tost mannoow ."
dcnT. lost manhood, aaa
aisc
iitordera broncht n hr AzceaseS.
DAILY PKICB
r.8K
r IB
per S ; . .
9Ja O
7a7i . ..
rr?r
li'i:!
f r e i a n-T
1 1
VIA WILMINGTON, NOBTH GABOLINA,
Through Freight Route to air Points South.
- 1 , ...
Th line heing fully equipped for business, offers . unequal ed facilities for the
.'firansportation Of Freight,.rrom - ,
Wl MINGTON AND ALL NOKTHEEN : AND EASTKBN CITIES TO
JHAKLOTTE, BTATESVILLE,?ASHEV1LLE, EUTHEEFOEDTON,
GKEENV1LLE, dPAliTAKBL'HG, ALL STATIONS ON THE
ATLANTA & KiCHMOKD AIK-LiNE, A1LANTIC,
TENNESSEE & OB IO, and WESTEBN N. C.
- RAILROADS, as well as all points in
. GEORGIA, ALABAMA and
MISSISSIPPI.
IISTJJlSrCE
GUARANTEED AS LOW AS VIA
' Tllikl AS
INFORMATION, EURNISHED
WM A MOODY,"
South Western Freieht AeL.
, v;nanotte, jn. u. ,
HAti'i: KaLiitFtoyooiro
Mis from the effects or Er
rors and Abosvsin early life.
''Manhood Restored." Im
pediments to Marriage re
a
moved; new metnod of treat
meat: new and remarkable
remedies; books and circu
S
o
lars sent free in sealed enve
topes. - Address, Howard
Association, 419 N Ninth
St., Philadelphia, Pa. An
Institution having ; a high
D
reputation for1 honorable
conduct, and professional
' .; :l : marl? ly
WHEAT tBEAN !
COEKEB COLLEGE ANDirOUBTH
maj31
10, Barrels
T 1NBEED OIL. 'r oih raw ar d boiled at I
Li if cA DEN'S DRUGSTORE.
marl
Chewing Tobacco
n RAVELEYS
finest brands of Chewing
Tobacco, unequalled in any market, at
McADHiJN c UKUU BlUxilD;
marl
REAL ESTATE
-ASD ,
Immigration Agency.1
J
OR f eliiDg, buying and renting Land and
oviding nomes m uw
of Forth Carolina and
Piedmcnt legions
8 onth Carolina.
- TH09 f lJKAiTUPf,
DBA"!
may0 Charlotte, N. C.
Remember
TR. McADEN has removea irom tne oia
. I J corner on Trvon Street, to the Parks
building, a few doors below, next to Butler's
nO JUS I HUUVc .CUIUS, vuueu u. uvcaoio 0
here ah are mviteu to come w kui. kwu
tides at the lowest prices.
marl -
5,000 Pounds
S
T. LOUIS WHITE LP AD, the yery best
material at short urofit. at
McADEN'S DRUG STORE.
marl
A distineraished physician of llew York says:
It is astonishing how universally Dr. Tutt's Pills
are used. In my daily rounds, I hear of tnem not
only among the poor, out tneir virtues are ucnurcu
fm ihn mansions of the wealthy and rennea.
Knowing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, I have great confidence
in their merits, ana or iaie nave oiren yrcw-i"
them with the happiest results in. cases where I
desired to make a decided impression on the uver."
TIITT9C nil I O
Dr.Tntt has been
mirmored in the
II U I I O rlblaW
j , OXTSa SICK EXAPAOH&
oractice of med
icine thirty years,
andforaionffunw
TUTT'OPItLS
f crrsa nraSEPKA, -j'
wasceuiOBurator
of inatomy W the
Medical ' College
persona aaing aa
nilla hava .the
tUTT!SPILL8
guarantee ' that
they are prepare4
oq scientuic prin
dnles. and are foe
enrsa oowBTurA-tw; , .
TUTT'S PILLS
r r;.cmi, row. i ,
tromau quacacry
He has succeed
ed in combining in
them tne Hereto
fore - antagonistic.
TUTT'S PILLS
qualities ol a
IHO,- PUBOA
TXVZ sad a VrrBZ
TUTT'S PILLS
VttNQ TOITIO,
While - they to
move an u
healthv accumuia.
tions, tney
1 -i i '
r1
2
J !i5
TUTT'S
PILLS
pro.
TIIW.QPILLS
dnce no weaaaaw
. Thrrv - nif DC
taken at any
ttaa
without restrainc
nf diet or flccuna
7117790 pilLS
tion. As a..safe
family . nMtucme
they hava no rival
PRICE S
CTS.
ni. i HiiHOin nil
MnriCB,
- II IVII
3S Murray Stmt
NSW YQRKi!
it if n n , s
ti .-4iJ'-!i----i -vii jV- -; r- ty- r
25TID BATES
ANY COMPETING LINE, AND
Q,TJIOK
UPON APPLICATION TO
P W CLARK.
General Freight Ag't, Wilmington, N. O,
Agent C. C. Railway, Charlotte.
- ESTABLISHED
I
Practice limited to private and conhdentia
disease.
; TO ALL MEN ASPESDY CUBE.
Dr CLEGG may be consulted daily either
personally or by letter, upon all the dis
eases of the generative organs, which tend
to embitter life and shorten its duration.
BUCU AS BLOOD TAINT8, &C, also Ner-
vpus UebUity, causing Indigestion, Pains in
1?.? ?,ack and loiJ?8 Neuralgia, Fainting
J!iis,iNervou8ne8S, Detective Memory, Weak-
ucoo, i iuipie on tue race ana xoay, Aver-
biou w Docieiy. uoniasion of ideas.
Con
sumption, Nerveus Headache, Rheumatism.
.r tupuaiion oi me neitz, urooamgor Melan
choly, Dimness of 8ight, &c., brought on by
Youthful Indiscretion, totally unfitting the
victim for either marriage or business.
Now ready, a pamphlet on Nervous De
bility and all Disease of private nature, free
by post for two three cent stamps.
ruiH ouaraea at ine . Hospital if re
quired.
OFFICE, 7 S, FREDERICK ST.,
Baltimore.
All Letters directed to Dr Clegg, Lock
Hospital, Baltimore, M ., will receive
prompt attention.
nov22
20caNumber-$2acar
WIDE AWAKE an illustrated Magazine
for Young People, is the very best pub
lication of the kind in our country, as well
as the cheapen. For an agency, ssnd to
D LOTHEOP fe CO.,
feb25 Bobton.
psiADOROS
&tba Mfact aa Um best, to inrtanUneona in
prodcoea tbe mott natural shadei o f black
in its action, aM
DOC a tain tha akin, and in aaailT annlM. In . .fan,
or Drown, Qoei
aam
oon, and alar ont upon arerr well-appointed toi-
t"'-wit rt w pv ana, mk worn
Dr. J01L H, McADEN,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
No. l.SParks' Building;
I Next door to J. T. Butler's Jewelry Store
NOW offers to the trade an unusually large
and -well selected Stock of DRTJG8,
CBEMICAL8, . MEDICES. PAINTS,
C1L8 and DYE STUFFS.
Our new store room is now com Diet e and
we have ample room jthreetofieB well
filled, with everything in our line, bought
tor uan at tne lowest marfret price.
Our old customers and friends, and the
public generally are invited to call and see.
as we will take great pleasure; in.waitinj; on"
them, and offering the best articles for the
leiatijnbney, ,.t . ;
-W- S-IK .... rJ HUnW
l x ' . - - , ' - - -J
' ' a
Bjrifie plate or StranV aahfitfdesired,1
HEAD QUARTERS.
-1 .! M
Families supplied on sLort notice and at
reasonable prices, l have extra frecx-ra fot
dellyetii g it in, to tbat it may be kept any
length of time.
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies every day.
I H ANDREWS,
jun7 Agent.
Choice Lot
F N. C.
Country Hams, Sides and
J Shoulders,
just in at the Wholesale
MAYER, ROSS & JOHE8.
Grocsry of
jun7
Colton's Maps,Atlases, Etc.
DR PJ. KE r- MAPS, mailable, coiupri e
township, ccunty, sectional aiid railroad
of every htate and Territory and te princi
pal r reign c unu-ies. f
OUK W iLL M . ed a-e tuoe-iur -in lc
curacy ancrexetu iar,. and ouraMr? ent
tbe H'geff m the conutrv.
OUK OfcWEKAL ATL1S a conceded to
be the best published, being the latest, larg
est and moot c mijlte.
l or I Btalou s addresi
" (i -V fe O B (10 ETON,
jnni "". iNevt York.
M . Licli tenstein,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR.
II 7 OUJJ.rctfidl y'alan
I ? he is in complete order over
inV F SCARR & Cp'3 iSp fi
.Corner Trade and Trvon si reels." with all
tbe latent styles- of injtrttd tjotbp, Cassi
nJeree, ; Suitings 8nd Veetings, which he
guarantees to make up in tbe moat fashion
able styles and prices to suit the times, .
- .
mtiug..?uMit repairing executed rnl the
most artistic style at reasonable rates.- 1 -mayl
. M. LICHTENSTEIN,
For Sale' dr Ren
........ li t ..." i. . r . . 4 . i . .
A : Comfortable six room Cottage, .
Mil
IT B
with
X basement, well nf water in the ya d,
arn and other necessary outhouses, with
fifteen acres of land; lying in the suburbs of
'.he town of States villa. Apply to - f
.!
i'mar23 tf., , t " . ,- , .At this Omce.'ji
mscELLAircaus..
THEIUDTOIEB
CURES
' KUMPHRCY8 4 ' f
OOITIEOPATni C ; SPECIFICS
Been In pe ii-ralue for iwentl
yeai . - fcycryu here ioycq
iuot SAFE, lMLPiviCnECOyftK
MIHAL and EFFICIENT mMl-
cine, known They re Jmm
what the people want, sviii
time and miey. uT-ifir sitk
nessaiKl ufleriiig. Eacb single
specific tlie well tried prescrip
ion of an eminent physician.
Nos i-i-- Cures "in - Cents
1 Fevers, Congestion, Inflammation, :; 25
2 Wprms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, ' 25
3 Crying Colic, or Teething of In
fants ......r.r.. ...... ..... ..
4 Diarrbcea, of Children oAdtnts,
5 Dysentery, Griping, Billions Colic,
6 Cholera-Morbus, Vomiting, ......... .
7 Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,;..... ......
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faoeache,.
9 Headaches, bick Headache, Ver
tigo................
10 Dyspepsia, Billions Stomach,...... ;
11 Suppressed, or Painful Periods,....,
12 Whites, too Profuse Periods..'........
13 Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing,
t4 Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, kruptions
15 Rheumatisaa, Rheumatic Pains,...
16 Fever and Ague.Chill Fever,Auee,
7 .Piles, blind or bleeding.,,..;.....,
18 Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak
Eyes,.i..;.:...:;...
g Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza , -.
20 Whooping Cough, violent coughs,
21 Asthma, oppressed Breathing,...... '
22 Ear Discharges, impaired hearing, '
23 Scrofula, enlarged , glands, Swel
lings,..'. ...
24 General Debility Phisical Weak-
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
60
I .50
60
60
50
: ' 1
50
60
50
60
25 Dropsy and scanty Secretions..
26 Sea-Sickness, sickness from riding,
27 Kidney-Disease, Gravel,.......
28 Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak-
n ess or involuntary discharees.
1 00
50
50
50
1 00
1 00
50
29 Sore Mouth, Canker,..;..
30 Urinary Weakness, wetting the
81 Painful Periods, with Spasms,.
32 Disease of Heart, palpitations, etc..
33 Epilepsy, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance.
34 Diphtheria; ulcerated sore ; throat!
35 Chronio -Congestions and rm
tions 5
FAMILY CASES.
Case (Morocco) with above 85 large '
vials and Manual of directions, 3 ' $10 00
Case (Morocco) of 20 large vials and
Book 600
13T These remedies are sent by
the case or single box to any
part of the country, free of
charge, on receipt of price.
Address
HUMPHREYS'
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Office A Depot, No 582 Broadway, N. Y.
For Sale by all Druggists,
T C SMITH tV CO., Agents
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES!!
MADE WITH THE
Iapst &mcst valuable improve men'-s
S C A LIS
TBE WORLD'S STANDARD
BECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT
World's Fair. London,
World's Fair. N. Y..
World's Fair, Paris .
1761
1853
1867
1873
World's Fair Vienna
World's Fair.ISantaga.
f876
World's Fair, Phila.,
11876
COFFEE AND SPICE MILL8,
s TEA AND COFFEEOAKS.
:h i j.: . STORED TRUCKS,
A cents for Miles' Alarm Money Drawer. ;
FAIRBANKS & CO...SU Broadway, Ni
FAIRBANKS 4 CO, 166 Baltimore, St.,
FAIRBANKS & 5iCpSiNw"6
.leans.. .--- - -. i . ' i -a. -FAIRBANK8
A CO., 216 JJain St., Buffalo,
FAIRBANKS TC$.rrBroadway, Al-
FAIRBANKS ,& .Cq.403s-St,,8 Pau Sf.,
mar w -. 1 '
FAIRBANKS & m,;MJKjri Wiamjl
FAIRBANKS, BROWN ,& COm Mili. St,f
FAIRBANKS & EWUG, , Masonie -HaU,
Philadelphia. ' ' '
FATRBANKSTMOESK-A' CUVChicagd,
Illinois. ."., . i Q
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO Cincinnati,
Ohio... .. - ?!- -- J.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., Cleveland,
Ohio. .. w.fK .-- , --t :?
FAIRBANKS, vMORSE & CO., Pittsburgh,
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. Louisville.
Ky.
FAIRBANKS & CO.. St Louis. Mo. :
FAlRBANK&.A.HUTHIgONr.flan, Vi
For sale by leading Hardware Dealers,; .
feo23 taw d eoww 5m - -Mai.'HJn
Mf t ropolit.lll Works,
Canal Stieet, fromi Eixlh to Seventh,
'RICHMOND. YA.
ENGINES, portable" and stationary? SAW
M I LL8,; GRI8T-M ILLS, BOILERS; CA8Ti
1NG9 of BRASS and IKON, FOKOINUS,
&c- MACHINERY for , Gold and Coal
Mines, Blast Furnaces, &c
: We call special attention to our IMPROV
ED PORTABLE ENGINES, for agricultural
and other purpose?. A lso, to our new styles
8M ALL LOCOMOTIVES for feauling lum
ber, and other articles upon tramways and
narrow gauge railways. -1 ' 1 w
A number of second hand ENGINES and
BOILERS of various patterns, in first-rate
order, on hand-,- Repair wortsolicited &nd
promptly dofte: .; Wm E TANNER CO.
may la daw ly
Toothsome and Tempting.
E hare just received a shipment of
If Tennessee - Sheep and Beef Cattle
everybody come and get a fine mutton chop
and a good beefsteak
ADAMS A POWELL,"
,, " Tryon Meet,' oi posite City Clock?
; may 17 - - " '
.GROCERIES
WHOLESALE.
HAMS
HAMS
HAMS'
HrAMS?
UAMS
HAMS
HAMS
HAM S - ' '
HAMS
HAMS.
In unlimited supply,
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
B A UON
BACON
BACON
BACON
BACON
s i BACON
? In unlimited supply,
LARD
LARD
LARD
lard
LARD
LARD
LARD
IARD i
LARD.. -
LARD
In unlimited, supply .
, FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
In unlimited supply, - ?;
SUGAR
SUGAR -SUGAR
SUGAR
SUGAR
SUGAR
SUGAR . . .
SUGAR
S U G A R
SUGAR
In unlimited supply
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
In unlimited eupply,
MOLASSES
MOLASriES .
MOLASSES
MOLASSES
MOLASSES
MOLASSES
MOLASSES
MOLASSES
MOLASSES
MOLASSES
In unlimited supply,
SALT
SALT
SALT
SALT
SALT
SALT
SALT
SALT
SALT
SALT
In unlimited supply,
CANDLES
CAN D L E S
CANDLES
CANDLE 8
CANDLES
CANDLES
OA N D L B 8
CANDLES . .
S A N D L E S
CANDLES
In unlimited supply, ..i
IS T A It C H
B 1 A R c a
ST A R V 11
'S T A BO H
STARCH
8TAROH
-r.i'c TS T"A B0 H
, f , v ,,SlABO B
"5
STARCH
S T A R O H
In unlimitad supply,
S S Zsfi-3 i '
M
0 Y8tE
QiY'S lE lt'S'
OYSTEBS
OYSTERS
O Y S T E Jtfi
OXSTJBS ,.,,t' ,
, , i In unliniite4 supply,
CRACKERS
CRACKERS
C R ACKERS
CRACKERS
CRACKERS
CRACKERS
CRACKERS
CRACKERS
CRACK EE 8
; 'CRACKERS
.. . ,In unlimited supply,
SODA
SO D A
SODA s
SODA ,
S,0 D A
SODA ' - ' -
S O D A- - 5
SODA
SO DA
8 O D A l : , i. ,
.- f. In. unlimited supply,
TOBACCO
TOBACCO
. ' TOBACCO
TOBACCO
,cT s TOBACCO
TOBACCO
TOBACCO
hs : ,r , TOBACCO
. y- j TOBAGCO
; TOBACCO
In unlimited supply,
A R 8'- '
C
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G
GARS
J C I Q A S A
G J O A- R S
CIGARS
CIGARS
C I G ARB
CIGARS
U 1 U A. tt H ; ,.t
CIGARS -VV
AND FEESH .NEWARK C I DEB,
in original packages, at tue .
i l i .
'lai M A YERKO? S 7fc J IJ N
F.S i
r
. Corner Tfaae&dbllege tsv v
111 ir- t 1
CHA K 170 T T, E, ;
0?'
A NEWLY discovered nine si ; Csatsa
. ville, N.O.. on the A,T. A O, Railroad
13 miles North of Charlotte; Said mine htn
been explored only 23 feet, and many old
miners hare examined the mine ana ore
and pronoun oe it Tery fine. Also Prof W O
Kerr, or Rileieh. Dr 0 L Bunter. of , Iin
colnton and Prof Hannaof Chariots hsTt
seen the mine ,and,s ore and pronounce it "
verv fine.
- With these recommendation.5 andr tnaa
niuie that could be bronght np we now offe
this yaluable property for sale. Inclnding
between 70 and 80 acres of land in ', and .
around said mine, of which there are. some
20 or 80 acres of valuable pine timber, half ,
mile from a saw-mill. ' -
An- wivbhtg-tn see specimens of sal ,
oiiae- so rr: Casing at ourOffioe r
When se sav SDecimens. we mesh tb show
you something that Is worth looking at. -A
For further information, address . , ,
H. A 'HUNTER.
June 17 -1, , ? ;-ru HnntenviUe; N.O.'
LATEST ARRIVAL
mil
r-?rttrn Ust
or
N ET71f,850'0 D 8
til S -e -"'i it
J. S. PHILLIPS;
MERCHANT TAILOR and DEALER "IN
imwtivi UTf vTrn i iivtm avw
TJ AS removed to one of tha NW Store.
XX under the Central Hotel, Trade St.and is
receiving his Spring " Stock of Goods fo '
Men's Wear, and will make Ufiemii at
short notice in the most faahionable: maan
1 X., M . . . .
uer, cnesper man me same ciass oi wooas
have ever been offered in this market. ' r' J1
Qrdereu SMrts a - Specialty.
Cutting and repairing done promptly. All
goods and work must be paid ' for on deliv
ery, aa I am compelled to do a cash bushiess.
J S PHILLIPS,'-
mayS ( , - , r -;..r V
Ca. C. &
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPT.
Ckakxottx, Columbia & Augusta, K.
Columbia, S. C., May 13th, 18771
ry
On and after Sunday, May 18th. the fol
lowing schedule will be operated on this
road: (i. .. r . , , .
MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN-r-DAILY-
GOING BOUTH No 1.
Leave Charlotte, , v ? 9.85 p. ad.
Leave Columbia. , 8.80 a.m.
Leave Graniteville, 7.01 a. mN
Arrive at Augusta, 7JS0a.m.
GOING NORTH No. J.; p"
Leave Augusta, 8 45 p, m
Leave W, C & A Ju'n, 12.25 a.m.
Leave Columbia, 12.55 a. nu
Arrive at Charlotte, .6.15 a.m.
ACCOMMODATION & FREIGHT TRAIN,
DAILY, Sundays excepteU-CliAK-LOTTE
DIVISION GOING
SOUTHS o. 3. .
Leave Charlotte, ; ' ' ' .6 20 a. m
Leave Chester, : 9.50 a, m.;
Leave Winnsboro, 12 20
Arrive at Columbia. . 3.00 p m.
' KtJxsvt nuxiin no.
Leave Columbia, . . . ;915 a;flu
Leave Winnsboro, . 2 27 p.m.
Leave Chester, s 2.53 p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, 6J2apnm
AUGUSTA DIVISION GOING SOUTH,
No. 5.
Leave Columbia, 9 50 a. m.
Arrive at Augusta. , 52 p,, ta,;
Leave Augusta, 6.50 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia, 2.45-p.in.
Trains Nos 1 end 2, will not stop at the
following named stations :
BmRfi s, Cornwall's, White Oak Adgers,
Simpson's, : i-tacks, Lexington, Borrs- Gil-i
bert Hollow, Summit, Bacon's T.O.,Auams
Miles Mill, Bathe.
Trains JJbaS. 4, 5 and 6, will stop ' at-TUl
regular stations, and .Ucket offices will be
opened for the accommodation of local
travel. -,fAUrTS?,''-
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Gen'i Supt, , ;
mar29
A..T.& Oi R. R.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFtCB,1'1? 2 k
. Charlotte. N. C, April 21, 1871. 1
ON and after Monday. AprU 23rd, the
following Schedule "will be run over tbJ
road:- ; -jr -n"5 .ifcfooH
GOING SOUTH, j
Leave Statesvllle. " 1.50 p. m.
' tMobreerillei -1
D. College. .. . SJ9
Arriye Charlotte; ' 5.00 "
GOIKG NORTH. '
Leave Charlotte, ; m : 4.15 a.m.
D. College. .H. n.
Mooresvllle. ' " : 6.37 r
Arriye BtatesviUe, , f. 7.45
Close connection made at statesvJiia witn
tTains over the W. N. C. B, R. ,
'All charsres must be nre-paid ' on Ireirht
offered for shipment to Section House, Hen-i
derson's, Alezandriana and Caldwell's.
These being "nag Btauons," tne uompany
is not liable for loss, or damage to freight
after it is unloaded at either of the above
named "Flag Stations.'
No freight will be received by Arenta for
shipment unless the name of consignee and
destination is distinctly marked thereon.
apr22 ' ' ' Superintendent. . .
i ' . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fresh Meats ;
A LARGE supply of NICK TENDER
JX BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and VEAL
always on hand at lowtst market prices, at
MUoTELLKK JBKOn. '
mar8 ,-. . - - '
m;4 i' -. r
T?NGLISH, FRENCH
and AMERICAN
JLJ Just received, at
SCARR 4 CO'S
mar24
Drugstore
Just Received
! 0
AT McADEKTS TDETJG
a J' - .TV
iii I uases cnuaio liimia water, iresn rrom
the SprinesT : 10.'eases : Roekbridse
Alum Water ; a large supply of Iodine and,
Aimii bomoo lruxu ui juiuau juum.Dpruigs.
; R. W VXijttlejoKn;
" J L. -. -. f v
COMMISSION. HEECHAN1(
. -; CHARLOTTE. N Ct, - . '
Handles all kinds of Prodace-t 023
'with Jno W Ball & Co., Wholesale Grocerav
i-rf 2 . . ........ v..rf
3 f i'JiCC
mWO Large Room over the front of oia
C.
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