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lalWdrle8dvtv)Bmng. .ioo t
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feiittbirorantevJw lig tippet;
fufei0 'I gjit ; !a Jori ni. bn i
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liquor Af,no;ir(10TOCpfr " IJWlve 1
months Asbeville townBbip wenb wet:
Hldkbry re Tbej wer '150900
yQujjg jhadjtiirnjed looiaJn thfl-Yidkin
eth WaoaOjPOO idOaiwbj
ep at jCatawba 8tation on thail0th.ja.biA
60;00a lhitheo Qveatf I Pey f Dee (lower
xaaKie',7 attw,iwwttie'Joigaree,
tower oroaa vaiawna, on June ana
;r$PT$hlM Blade i;,Thef4 a ven
erable dalin nW.iPWityV.ite trunk-of,
.whjK being hDilw. io which family
consisting of &.mbh .two women and
three children, livedfor sbrnT' tjme.
and Our reporter sayaf he1 never heard
them complain for want of room.
This ree is in, tie .South tpuntains.p i
Adam Wfolored 1tf.ConToord
aner-pehitentiary'Aconvi6t, played a
sharp trick the other evening, accord
ini!ti) the Swiif. Castinflr-his eye on a
good jppkipgassenger.tf Adam watch-
eKJi rum tuL the tram;' started off, when
ief reached for the stranger's hat and
transferred tt to his own head. The
Irainsifwdaway learvlng a hatppy darkey
behind and carrying a hatless traveler
Withjt , , ffmj y j?- ym
Conoord Sjpi flsdnesday' ilasj Jai'
tSea&i -farmer p Ko wan , , cam e to
Concord with a wagon load of cor a to
sell.; Late in the evening he disposed
of his load to Cannon, Fetzer & Wads
woVth, and after getting his money in
formed them that 1 he was- going to
wuip UUtlrrthetrtiggk'lotrMeBsrS V,
F & W, asked him if he wouldn't pre
fer to let them keep his money in their
safe as some one might rob him of it
during the night. In reply to which
he drew out a six shooter and said he'd
give 'em a dose of lead firet . Well,
when he awoke in the morning, he
found his money safe, but a thorough
search all over the person revealed the
fact that he couldn t find his pistol.nor
pocket knife, tobacco nor matches.
Why the thieves did not take his mon
ey is a mystery,
Asljeville Citizen ; On Monday even
ing,' the 3rd ihsfVthe vicinity of Mar
shall -wai visited rith a terrible and
most -'destructive 'bail storm, great
damage being done - to a number of
farms.-! la the immediate track of the
8tom great damage was done, nothing
green being left upon the trees or on
theground, the former being literally
stripped of eve j-y vestige of foliage,
and many of tnem being very badly
barked. The hail continued .to fall for
some thirty minutes, some of the
stones weighing a half pound after be
ing carried to Marshall, and hail was
still on the ground on Saturday last.
In a cove jus above Marshall the
wind Accompanying seemed to have
concentrated its force, 5ahd ten acres
of timber were felled to the ground,
scarcely a tree being left standing.
.TheBlue Ridge Blade thus tells of what
one tOf. its fellow-citizens lost by not
keeping his mouth shut : Mr H A Rust,
aiafltt of Mr Joseph ii Rust livmg near
Bfidgewater, in this county, a young;
man. of unusual mechanical ingenuity,
conceived a jan ' of using different
blades or "bits" in an axe and on the
6th of last March his application was
filed in the patent office, and says he
afterward showed his model to one T
4 K0vrarng"Of1Missis8ippi, who forth-
wiin posted off to J WashiDgtOn, and
applred for and obtained on the 9th of
April the patent right for the axe of
which Mr Rust is certainly the inven
tor. Weunderstand . that Downing
Jias already realized oyer $4,000 from
sales of territory and that the in
vention is hailed as one of the most
useful as well as profitable extant, r
f
tJnlting the One Party and Dividing the Other.
New York San.
iTt&New York IHottne -founded by
Horace Greeley says that Mr Potter
has consolidated the Republican party
ana aiviaea nis own vy ais invesiiga-'
tion into the alleged electoral frauds.
an be consolidated in support of a
presidential title, based on its false re
tifrns atidelectioh frauds, it "is well to
have that fact understood; for unless
we wholly misunderstand 'the charac
teOC.Ajpericaheople, the. part;
nority.
i And. on the other-hand, we fear no
division in the Democratic party which:
UlayrCBUHriiuiu"iiuo -ucimuuimiau ui ,
Mrrrayes' .uniawiui.. ana rrauauient
title;. . Good tiddance to all Democrats.
be they few or beitiiey -jriany, who
wan tQ lAave tae jaty on, nas grouna.
More .thaa;theix a number ot uaaepen
dftniniof honest - Re Dublicans will
nah in to fill their .flittft" 9id
1 Tffitobrttfit p&ftrvictory caSrjifi.
fV bS W6fi byumenaiTctng ahdr.emTl
I bradng an electoral ud then-l
ILWelcome-rthrice welcome-r-eternal del
HAVAKArJ
made"his triumphal entry into Havaaa
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luuomoiu ujr uuiiu vuww La?
iards. Captain- General Jovellar nasi
issufia Jiiaareweuaaaresaj :
miner
ilpWr Wenkketf ifi Vfi&te S
of Bancombe, didrrt know ias load-j
d. - He-new draws bis pan talooita ever !
eh hoaFbeleintar.rTmTTn !
; Campoi Enters lutwawtTriiiinpH,! i .awhrTOfifertegtfrora:thiemw
rr . tt indlMlsdreUohsdf youth?meryonstwe4
, 1 HAVAianfi lr t3en
rio.j
Sa&to&tfn 'hty'1 nominated
Capt F H Leather wood for the House.
tffiT&tytl$Mlni Solicitor
df &ik.di3trict.,bas teeci nominated for
IlilC UUUDO IU X 1 All IV 11-1 .
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no NoV'a singte paper thus far received
-a'tthibfflce, has 'ailght to - say against
hetictet' rioiis i dated by- the State con
vention Thursday;' , "i "' il Jt" ; '
The candidates!! have scrub race
Wake county BefnSjicah conten-;
tion will meet pnttre th to nominate
'andf&ites!: , -!r'f 4 " T ;
Tht-fight fof-tbe House, ia 'waiing
very warm in Cabarrus ! between. . sPaui
iBiMeahs ind.1 M ,OdelL' :.FreigbtI dis-
jcrli&ra&UDD -seems to bevthe leading;
issue.flhe campaign i c f! j
r O. AtkinTTEsq.pale of the Mac.on
;Aavdnc4; rs- a . candidate, for trie rieit
House of Representatives from Macon
cpu
: The-Xfinotr Topic Bays that the sena
torial convention for that district meets
in Marion June 25th, and that J G
Bynum of Burke, JLC Bennett, of Mc
Dowejllj Mack Young, and . J E Blay
lockof Mitchell, are candidates.
The convention to nominate a candi
date for Senator sfrom; Cabarrus and
Stanly metat Albemarle on the 8th. Dr
R Anderson, of Stanly,' received ithe
norainatioD. Resolutions!. were passed
rendorsine Oov Vance for Senator and
Col Steele for Congress.
. Col W H H Cowles, chairman, has
called upon the counties to send up
fh'eir delegates, to the seventh con-
gressionai aisuict . nominaung con
vention at Wiikesboro on the 25th
Inst. .
Thedelegates from the counties of
Buncombe and Madison met at Capt
Alexander's on the French Broad, last
8aterdayfr4he purpose of nominating
a senatorial candidate, lhe Asheville
Citizen eays that discussion ensued on
the question of, the tight of Madison or
Buncombe Sblfiate -the nominee this
year, puncompe having, haa it last,
but, her ; numerical . voting strength
being double that of Madison, many
claimed she was entitled to it again.
.ending some preliminary motion up
on this question, and without any vote
naving been reached as to a candidate,
the delegates from Madison withdrew
from the convention, and no further
action was taken.
Grant and Ingalls at Poker.
Cincinnati Commercial.
The allflredest game I ever saw was
one Rufe Ingalls and Grant played in
my quarters at Fort Dallas, in Oregon,
in the winter of 1853. The y had been
playing 'etJt-tbroat" until about mid-
night, l; was. prettyweu slewed, and
turned in and fell asleep. Just as the
daywas breaking I awoke,, and there
sat Grant and Ingalls playing draw.
There was only about a half a pint left
m the bottle, and - they were-. betting
high for it: They had black and white
beans for chips, and there was about
one-quajtejvof a peck.piled on th e ta
ble whe j?k.Mhat first attract
ed .my, attention wajfiearing Grant say,
"IU see 'you and go a million better."
I could scarcely .restrain myself. I
knew they didn't have a half dollar to
bless themselves with and the whiskey
they were playing.for was the last of a
five-gallon jug sent me from 'Frisco,
and they were - squandering millions
over it. Well, I lay still until they
had bet about one hundred millions,
when I got up and quietly looked at
their . hands. Grant had a pair of aces
and Ingalls. three jacks. I waited half
an hour to see who would get the last
drink, but my eyes were too heavy and
I dropped asleepV "When I awoke it
was broaddaylight, and Grant and
Ingalls were both under the table. I
measured the beans, and there was
just three pecks and one quarter. Who
got the whiskey I don't know, but it is
m y opinion, Grant did. He had the
bottle in. his. hand, anyhow.
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i'" r About Canary Birds."'!'
Place the cage so that ho draught "of
air can strike the bird. Give nothing
to healthy birds but, rape, and canary
seed,, water, cuttlefish bone,: and gravel-paper
or sand on , the floors of the
cage. No hemp seed; A bath three
times a week. T&Cf0.om JJpuld not
be over-heate4nver fabve seventy
degrees. Whn moulting (shedding
feathers) "keep warm, avoid; all
draughts of air. GiveT plenty of Ger
man rape seed ; a little hard boiled
egg, mixed with crackers grated fine,1
is excellent. ' Feed at a certain .hour In
the'!, morning; ' By observing these'
simple rules biida inay be kept in fine
condionfor years, r For birds that
are'sick or have lost their song procure
bird tonic at a bird s tote. - Yery many
keep birds who mean to give their pets
all things tor make them- 'k$gk' .and
happy, and at the same tim e'are guil ty
of great cruelty, id regard" to' perches.
The perches in a cage should be each
one of difierent 5 size,. - and the smalN
est as large as a pipe tem. If perches'
are of right sort no trouble 'is ever
had about the bird's toe-nails growing
too lorg fSWd if alTlh≷? Tceep the
perches olean s
Next Towb1' "
Ahead where? theY loan you a dollar r and
chalk it1 t6wn: till to-morrowy for' a bottle bf
jMerrell's Hepatms fpr the Liver. . The enor
mous expense of importing the ingredients
of this great liver medicine iDto the country,
is why our Drneeists, Dr J H Mc Aden, Wil-
pon & BurweU and T C Smith fcCo., sell but
one sample bottler to Cms same person for ten
trie
all itant. VA.
has neverbeen' ' known to fail ih'the core.of
J pas ijeyer faiiedj n- then care of, liver, eom-
chills and Fever. Constipation of the bow-
pl jLpepsi(JMvercomplqmt.19ample
Potties ten cents ; regular size, nny ooses,
si 00. ...
I .OTitsaonO... tHf0ft ?tt bo ,3sicK U
ill send a receipt that will cure von. FBEE
COARGK This great remedy '.was dis-
Covered by ampnary ia "South AmericaJ
fend a seifrMoresgea envelope to the RJfiv
JOSEPH T INM AN, Station D, Bible Home,
" xemacvtit var' 1 ''may30 aw
1 j a; ds.3 STATIi POLITICAL ITEMS. 1
cents: bat as there are nity doses in
largeize botiJeSv U iS theap.eiioagb, after
i i 1 hp iii mmmm mm mm pm
The verr 1
rial i.
bay
ted:
y celebrated Faculty of Si
Meaiclne b Kurgery
Ifrneoefcjary that tfip&i
uimreri associacea wrain
under of thl tn.HtuHina
iroviae s-pisce on a granu.and commodloiu, tcate
itkhi enienainmens ana comrart. .
p more compieie ra its appointments tnan any Blml-
jMlastltoUoata jwprfluT;iiffldiag tt located .
in one of the most healthful ana desirable Dortlani at ,
.. T . , . 1 ustouus xium
the City of Bul&lo, and oommanda afin yfewr-Eh
of beautiflul parks. The Hotel ta
nr ratuatea in xne tninst nr an
kinds or approved battas, and has also oonneoted with
it a well-appolirted gymnaalam and bowliug alley to
afford proper means of exercise; j jl A . J! y u i
DISEASES OS1 1
B Op WOMEN. Especially are the faciH.
infirmary of a saperior order a regards
tl means and appliances for1 tiie care of
snecu
ties of this infirn
the remedial means and appliances forf Uie care of
an tnose enrome diseases peculiar to lemaies, xue
employment, la moderation, , of . top ; chemical,
many eases an tnvainabie i
aoe auxiliary to tne remed
meads to wblcU we resort In euch oases. . Dry friction
to tne Burrace, genera; snampoptaig, Swedish move- :
ments, and light caUsthenle exercises, to enliven and i
ieve coneeBtea
streni
JJo experimenting is resorted to ta the fteaU
are appUca.
meia
nenb - The most approved medicines are carefully
employed, and the judicious regulation of the diet,
to salt toe conaiaon oi me patient, tne taorongn von
the' eheerincr In.
fluence of moelc, I
tuauon or tne sleeping apartment, tne eneenn)
fluence of mneic Boclal Intercourse. Innocent m
for amusement, and all those agencies which, tend to
arouse the mind of the patient from despondency.
uiwrami:l uuiuytiju games
SHU UiUB IKWUUW UUh UCglCVUXI.
KEBVOUS DISEASES-Paralysis, Epilepsy (Fits'),
Chorea (St Vltus's Dance), and other nervous aflee
post happy results .accused, , a j J, , ii
IUMfl BTHF h BKft This division of the nractlca In
Hie invanas- iooei is very aoiy mani
eman
hroat.
In this denartment.
highly gratifying to both physician and patients. .
EYE AND EAfi-Speclal attention is given to the
delicate operations on the eve and ear, a dlstlo.
conduct this branch of the practice.
oculist ana aurisw oemg unuer engagemenc
Invalids arriving In the city and desiring to eon
iult us, should come directly to the Hotel. I
omnibus, or street can. Mn
xuy to uie ooki, 11 u easily
LXB'S 1
low U7 earn;
Omnlbi
bus .
, on all incoming
be relied upon to deliver passengers and
Wltn security ana aispaicn.
r Address K. V. PniBcs, M. D World's Dlspea
jary and 108' Hotel, Buualo, K. Y.
ALLAN'S ANTI-FAT
Is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless. It acts
upon tne iooa in we stomacn, preventing its being
converted into fat. Taken In accordance with dP
rectlons, It will reduce a fat person from trw to Sr
pomndm per week.
"Corpulence is not only a disease Itself, but the
harbinger of others." So wrote Hippocrates twq
thousand years ago, and what was true then is none
the less so to-day. ,
Sold by droggists, or sent, by express, upon re
Sjeiptof 1 Jft.uarter-dozen SiOO. Address,
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO.,
. Proprietor, Buffalo, X. Y'
PHILADELPHIA
always had a good "name
.purchase
as a place to
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING
at LOWEST PRICES, and now that
JOHN WANAIIAKER
,'.,-'. .. . 3.- . .;:'). i i s :
bas added to his
STUPENDOUS CLOTHING AND FUlt-
NISHING GOODS BUSINESS,
ON AN EQUALLY STUPENDOUS SCALE,
"It is NO WONDER that the eyes of city ,
and country are ,on him.
THE BE 4.UTY of his NEW ENTERPRISE
is the ;-"'' ,;:';;:;V
UNPARALLELED LOW PRICESVy,
for Substantial and-very Elegant Goods,
including positively '
EVERYTHING IN PERSONAL DRESS,
for Ladies, Gentleman and Children, ; A
Besides all HOUSE FURNISHING Fabriesl
I would inform the citizens bf Charlotte
and sarrounding country that ;I haye ac
cepted the Agency of this celebrated estab
lishment, and have a fall line of SAMPLES
and am prepared to take orders for any class
of Goods Wanted. ; ' s.i L . ..v-n
Cail -and .be convinced that yon can be
supplied at this Agency at lower prices than
by any other establishment in this city,' -.
.I S PUII IPft
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SIERICANM ErALURGICAL WORKS.
. VAN WYCK SMELTING COMPANY.1
- -. -t J Ferlrr'Anaboy, Ni J. --!i
Gold,.8ilver, Lead and Copper Ores redac
ed, and eiebtv per cent of metal recovered.
GOLD SULPHERET ORES a specialty a
guarantee of eighty per cent, from which
expenses are to be deducted, " '
Ores shipped from Charlotte yia Carolina
Central Railroad toWilming ton, thence-to
Ores should ;ba assayed and inspected by
Xiot juanna, of the piled States Mint, : , .
' For further information refer to members
of the Charlotte Mining Board or, to Perth
Amboy. : -""' Dr JUMO HBAB,
JLj ; Clipped Herrings, on anslnmein) and
' , " -"TiraaeTSireet; unariowe ..v
as bahiuixasi
agea ipv a gen
or mature juagmeni ana siuiut irononuu,
and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
and with results which have been
'. The.GKEAX; REMKAV for 2.'! '-
OORPULENOE.
i,'IiLi Io i9l&blss Pio
! . Jaslei, 'i a v jii'idi s : -T on oMOl -Otl'li-
Jb'oguiar Job (
Prices xbo Low
o
Vtialii.'W
a 'in
3C.- J
Ustrated With prompt defeat- The L
FUL,
XI ii acid diimii Imtuia nstml)9io
yi itKj skiw ia noejaaus ?.r floni'i
Ln.?f eW. attVitibns 'dail i&m
ai lessoWcan Mf9TaIue.ft&rervthuj 'havmar orir nranf
as perfect -goodsi" w j c. i .
SiKlSlli rtan"- WhenWe: jifmWfce a
Teductioi' then ouillipetitors huiver In despalff for" Our
Gur?pree&Mk and everybody ielh. onr, pnoes ju n , io
Our reputatibn is- ehvrefl3 &hidi900Teted for ij sellinginone ibut
reliable pofan H Every patron is a Irving mbnoment of-"honor
to ur ft? walking adYei?ement of which we are justly ' toroud.
Ouigarments! have an: established character ' W beiiiff
uwia w ptuo weuworxny oi tne purcnaser, r.
:;We-Babecomeone
pur aprddtibn ;pf the.ipublic's, patronage i;$asniaced 3u& to
work: for the pubUc's interest. -nH n noii.i
l'yto be
asissttd in the New York market . ; r i i ;
Orders -solicited, and filled
i9ge of fexamlning beforerymint of bill. ,v
E, D. LATXA &
THE
Jane 15
The Announcement
TO
BATTLE
; i ; FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS ' ' ;
HAS CREATED GREAT
CLOTHING
CHAELOTTE.
We are lid' copyist, as to take advantaee. or nronOBe t i sell out nnr entire
, xne ifjimane prosperiiy in our DU8me8s n as forced us to sen,' and we still
ifiegg e& uee our stok. in. order" to enlarge and remodel bur -place of bujiness.
io
")f'f xu vci:
is still unanimous and, decisive iof awarding the Palm of Merit to our Popular
- No CTothine, House in North Carolina can say what we can,
AS we lrnport our Goods and Manufacture our own Metes' Clothrog. i
: ttoJ66 or bWsfyles df eoods bul hew designs fresh, Goods andLkieet styles
every'tittie;'-" C ; - ::' ,
We have still a few Boys1 and
seU at Jlilariufacturers cost.
L. BERWANGER & BRO.,
FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAILOES, -RATIONAL
CJQTMWG HALL.
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COMPETITION.
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Persons Durcbasine Goods in
give me a call befpre buying elsewhere,, I will not be underapld
4 Mrs. R. McNEUSr Iryon Streeti
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"!,'My; clothinsr . trade , has increased so much tbk: season jhaO
have already purcbasea second stocky which for 'style' and
prices is unsurpassea.; ja. special lnaucemet,, is . onerea on
atioui Of:patrslpf Sant) wbich! cost from $5 to fPjwnich I will
now- sell atthe extremely low
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