"TUESDAY, JA1ART21S79.
THE IiEGISLATUB-VrX; .
Reigh Observer..; ?
" . ' -i SENAT&H"
Friday, January 24.
By Mr. Ilenderson, a bill concerning
civil actions for, the recovery of debts
nr tha niimhasR of land, i !
By. ilrEedwinea.bill .to.rprevent
frivolous Drosecution3.i on- tit i-o i
By Mr. King, a bill to repeal Ihe agrw
cultural lien law. i ; .
By Mr. Henderson, a bill, by request,
to raise revenue 4for. the, use. of publics
schools. ,- I -
CALENDAR. ; 1
'& C 173, tof allow LeaksvUieand'otii
er townships in Rockingham county to
subscribe capital stock to a railroad
company, passed its third reading.,, , I
S. R. 183. authorizinsr the Secretary of
State to purchase a seal for each regis
' ter of deeds in the several counties of
N the - State, ,on recommendation of the
s judiciary committee,, did, not. pass its
Recond readintr.
S. B. 199 was to remit the privilege
vta of where it had not been paid,
, 'and tfl. refund where it had been paid.
' "' ' Mr. Moye moved to lay on the table,
rrrrirhicbrmotioir-prevailed; yeas "29, nays
13. ?J70Tf- ' ; "
Mr. Everett moved to reconsider. ;
Mr. Graham, of Lincoln, moved to lay
the motion to reconsider on the -table,
which was adopted: yeas 22, nays ,20.
Thiar motion killed the bill, so it cannot
be taken up again this session.
IL B. 173. S. B. 184. to extend the time
. ,, . to redeem land sold for tass,.and pur-
' .The ,biu failed to pass its second read-
S. R. 105. directing the1 State to pay
mileacre and per diem to the witnesses
on the part of the State in case of S wep
son ana Littlefield took a wide discus
sion, which was participated in by
iMessrs. Davidson, Scales, Everett, Cald
i.il".welLRobuisoa ana snow, Mr.- Davia
son making a verbal report! for the ju
ai idiciary committee; , -MiVfinoYT taking
1 ' strong ground that the; State flight to
" ' bav these . costs i as this .was ; a; suit in
stituted by an act of the General As
sembly. . '
Mr. Everett fired into a hornets' nest
( when he' charged the consummation of
this act to prosecute Swepson and Lit-?
, field as , coming; from the General fAs-
'""semuiy. ne also seemingly uuargeu
this whole thing , upon, the Democratic
parry. ,
Mr. Robinson answered Mr. Everett
bv showing: that the Republican partv
was entirely responsible for this prose
. .., cution, and that the prosecution, dated
,Kftom,'"esolutipns. jmuch i farther: back
ift n than the last General Assembly ; even
back to the General lAssemwy; whn
ivJhe Kepumicans were m tue ascenaan
(vtiVYi He l alsci spoke against the bilLr. 1
iy . Mr. Scales in a stirring speech,picked
I'iip Mr: Everett on his statements and
: showed that the Republican party was
the father of this prosecution. He had
never been able ' to find where the last
'. General Assembly hftd passed a resolu
IjlUion authorizih this '.prosecution, and
Ithere was no such resolution. ' It dated
. j a long ways back; 3 Hd went oh to show
that this whole matter had once been
decided by the Supreme Court, .and that
;;!this tryingj, toj forces a matter, .upon 'a
Democratic party, trheu 'X was r clearly
,1l (a Republican measure; was one of those
He also -Opposed the bill.
Lt Mr:HDavidson 1 again : argued that if
t , this .bill did: not pass, it' would be the.
- means or j estopping the prosecution, .or
these men as mlich as if the General
Assembly directly, passecLaxesolntion
to that effect. r rr '
;OrfJm6tionJ of -W Bledsoeto indefi
nitely postpone, there, were 33 ayeaand
11 nays. "l " 'M
S. B. 159, to abolish tax fees of attor
neys charged in bills of costs in civil
suits was, on--motion of Mr. Williamson,
made special order for Wednesday next
-iltj 6tiS- OF BCTRi-liNTATI VES.
v , p a.-; i? v-iiHWPriddy; January 24
i.-rr
.Petitions' were presented and referred
as follows: ;
Bv Mr. Carson, petition askinc for a
stock ? law ' for Alexander county, To
the committee on agriculture; 1
By Mr. Brown, of Mecklenburg, peti
tion i from, the; merchants of Winston
asking for a repeal pf the law, taxing
-merchants. -! To the' committee on fi
nance. (:---. -
Bv Mr. Orchard, netition from citi-
zens of Bethel township; Cabarrus coun-t
ty, in relation to running trains n Sun
day.1:' To I the committee on internal
improvements' -rxi-i'J J
jSy Mr-Barrincer, petition from citi-;
zens of Rowan, asking for a stock lawj
to tne committee on agriculture--
JAT03Y CittcsOLUTIONS. , ;
By-Mr. Turner resolution to sue ahd
indict ring men.' Raced ' on the calen-
By the same: resolution to mortifv
and shame the rins which runs news-
papers and lawyers.- Placed on the cal-
enaar., T,t:,,-, ... . r.-,-."-
- "By Mr. Huffstetler, resolution in fa-
. ver of Aiaston county. . To the commit
tee on finance, r " . 77.,7, ZZ
ayrt jfjti n bi'ii ' BIL?. ,)irft' I r:i t
By MrrCbbbbill to remove obstrue-
. Uons , and ' provide,; fish ways in ithe
streams at the State. "To the special
committee on. fish interests.'.!' 1 U
- ." . By Mr. Orchard, . bill- to . ineorporate
tne American uoia company .iorth
, Carolina. To the committee on eorpo
rations.'r .r t. r
' : By the same, bill 'to .'incorporate tile
Standard Gold Company of North, Car
olina. To the committee on. corpora
tions. - '?T? ,1 i
' By Mr. McLean, hill to continue in
force the law establishinc normal
schooJs..f To the committee on educa-
tion. jM Vv o o
By.MjB.Bajrringer, bill concerning the
support of lunatics.. To the committee
" on finance. K-Xyt " 1"'rr.'jtjT
TILE CALENDAR
: was then taken up. '
:.?,.. Bill to prevent the 'desecration of the
., Sabbath day was read the second time,
: amended to . proyide tha it shonld.ap
plybnry between sunrise1 and 1 sunset,
. and passed the second time. The bill
was then read and , passed the third
, time. i -
Bill to secure personal propertv from
sale under execution on old (debts. (Re-
-j- ' -lilt. . t . m . r"- 1 . w. ,. m
scores law 01 01a nevisea v;oae. .aia
on the table. , yuny.j.Kj & r. --Resolution
- to repeal tax - law on f ef-
timers and investigate tne agncuitura.
department Laid on the table. Con
siderable discussion was had ; on f this
resolution. The committee onagricuU
ture is engaged in an examination into
the SUbiect.' ; .-f !.",- '!h:s':A.;,:j 3,1
Bill to amend, the law. in regard to
the probate of deeds and fixing exami
nation of married women. (Makes seal
of court unnecessary.) Read and passed
second time. -; t : ' : - ., t-j-j
The bill was read the third time. Mr,
Clarke moved that the further consid
eration of this bill be postponed nntil
to-morrow. Mr. York said he saw no
reason for delay and hoped the motion
to postpone would not prevail. Mr.
, Clarke said that as he understood the
. ' bill it would cut oft at least two-thirds
of the salaries of clerks of Superior
Courts, and that he thought such a bill
ought not to pass without mature con
sideration.,, ivir. Cobb said that the bil
only relieved the people from thn
raent of fees when the deed was proved
in the countr-whereHhe land-was situ-
tt. , - .
Tne motion xoj posipontsruui iiui uc- jjj
vail - Hjond-swapping act. ; Calendar. , 1
"Mr. Berry movea tnai tne diu oe re- ooago .vvt s
erred to the committee on salaries and Ctoyernor covering reports of the board
- Mr; Cobisaid that the biU had been
duly considered by the committee on
Alinr anA, taihraht-a rpnnrfwl fmJ
J"""J r"0i
be sustamed,- -.That theevii compiainea
4.1 V.
of the last legislature. , t
MrLArdrev favored the reference The
whole subject matter of the bmwasbe-1
ing considered by the committee onsaia-
ril'sandfees.an'dhe'sawnp disrespect
to tamtto Jalw
of had already lasted wo ,yea,ra,;a,nu wcum. , j -wV; ,j . OTth ana South Carolina, eeorgiay ana AtaDajqa, 0f the above descnoea property w"""
that the law was only made as it was Mr.; Turner sent wwma Klfl - ..,tt- -a - tH r 5? .f
ierring the bill, to that committee. I "fXaali"S
Tne motion to reier was wiiuurawu, i
and the bill passed the third time.
1J
Su
judges
iSS "tT? oT vh
having.statedthat the bill was the only
wav in which the constitutional require
mpf.t.q on thfl snhiects could be comDlied
With. - I
Rill to authorize election of township
constables in 1879, was read the second.
time and amended to put the election at
tne same time as ior oiuer yinu&re. ,
. . n At'iii'-ia- - j: .'--t-T
' Thfl hiik nassftd second time ana was
raad and naaaori fliiril timft. - I I
Bill to amend the law in relation to
: T i -a " i . j. .1
ounreme- uourt ana atisuces sin, iwbiuK.irf
bl other officers.) . Read and passed sec-1
Uiiunuu uuiu uuraBftf r w ' .V'.r '"f -" I
um to empower tne ioremen oi grana
inripa tr nrJminiatpr oaths, was read the 1
Pnndt.imfl. 1 ' t
n. v v v4 .:" t i', s- p f I
The bill passed second time and was
then read and passed the third time. '
restore public whipping as a punish-
1 JJAIA OIUUI. fAAU UV I
ment ior crime was read tne secona
time. Mr. Clarke said
L that public whip-
rrinor xvna rificrrarhnc harharnns. arainst I
1. o ,7,0., ro-.T 17
blow to the internal improvements of I
t.hft State Mr 'Foard moved that the
bill be made special order for Thursday
next at lx m. ' xne mouon pievaiitsu.
Mr. Dunn moved that the bill be print j
ed, which motion also prevailed.
SENATE.
January 25.
, n i PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr. Ilenderson: a petition from
Rev. Geo B Wetmore and 63 other citi-
.-i Li:.-- i a. L au-
zens oi vjauanus couuiv to pruuiuit uio
sain of sniritnmis linnora within one I
half 'mi a of Ker.hoF fthnrc.h.
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By the same: from citizens of Scotch
and Irish township, in Rowan county,
to prohibit the sale of spirituous liquors
within two miles of Christ church.
By the same: a petition from Rev G,
B. Wetmore and thirty-nine others to
prohibit ,,the sale of spirituous liqnor
within two miles of Unity church.
By Mr. Scales: a memorial from 1ST.
n. D." Wilson and others against the re-
peai oi iue pruiiiuiLuiy iaw. e : I
uy tne same; a; peution irom coiorea
people to continue and enlarge the col
ored normal school. , '
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Williamson : instructing the
finance committee to consider the pro-
nuance uumuiitbCD wj uuiiaiuci mc piu-,
priety of removing the tax on tobacco
warehouses. -
By Mr. Harris: instructing the finance
committee to report a bill taxing cigars
one half cent each on every cigar sold-
in the State. i
By Mr. Merritt: a petition and reso-
lution from citizens of Chatham county
nnn((min? the Cane Fear and Yadkin
Railroad. '
By Mr. Graham, of Lincoln, a resolu
tion asking for information j in -5 regard
l-rt fVii flnvfirnnr'a 1' 'in a
BILLS INTKODUCED.
By Mr. Dillard: a bill to regulate the
tax on tobaccos warehouses to amend
chap. 156, laws' 1&I&-IU and , reads -, shall
not apply to'warehousemenwho pay : a
icense oi ffiia ana l per cent on gross
amounts of commission.
Bv Mr. Boss: a bill to amend an act
to establish normal schools includes
young women as well as young men. "
By Mr. .tienaerson:.;a bill concerning
sureties on official bonds ; no attorney
at law and no'Personwho shall be in
any manner indemnified by an attorney
at law snail uts utiteii as security on iue
official bond of any clerk of the Superi
or Court, coronecor sheriff. - -
By Mr. White: a bill foe the protec
tion of English ! mocking birds.' .
By Mr. Henderson: a mil to prohibit
the sale of spirituous liquors near Christ
and Unity churches, Rowan county,
and ".bethe- cnurcn, Cabarrus county.
s '.fj-.. '1 "CALENDAR.
S. B. 201. to repeal , sec. 29. chap. 6.. of
Battle's revisal, and relates to the trans-s
portation of lunatics to the insane asy-
um, to make the counties. payin.qer-:
tain instahfces,' passed its' second read
ing. ;.;-sif 5."c ' ' ' ' ' V
Mr. Everett moved to recommit Lost.
wJienaf ter - several- amendments,- it
passed its third readin g r tt
Sr l.20i thatrali State bfficets. Vxcept
the Governor. Lieutenant Governor and
cletk ot the court report all salaries and
fees for the past two years.. Adopted.! "
S: B..1C5, in favor bf North Carolina
r v : --r ..-j
VUii tcuci oca v ice. r , i u p i ; r
.T-.-r""A--,i
Mr. Caldwell offered an amendment
to include all soldiers, who had lost both
leg9 and both arms. " " ' '
ii,rriiff mm caned out a loner dismission.
i,r. n..u ii "i a - xi- v..,,
,4ai, vuu v u w wpLKeu w uie um, .
had' ldst both arms and legs to receive
tne Denetit oi it. -
The committee offered - anv. amend
ment to strike out $75.00 and insert
$50.00.
nf- Ton'U' if;,"i- Uj
speechof an hwvocatedhel bill,
AXAX. XJCWtl, 111 C OUUllUU A UClib
uuu Bptiivo Acciinyijr AVA luc uiuieia wiiu
were maimed in the v Confederate ser-
vjce ,JIealso;alludedtothe"fact that
this Legislature seemed1 to, carry! the
idea that anj measure that called jnon-
eyIrmrS6 l?aury ougntmot tojDass
and the Only thing necessary to ; Kill .' a
bill was to say it would te. threo and
a half doltai-a out of the t.rpasiirv atiri
?J'bi0-.Z.TT .4
ni.wasKmeuvwriis Bueeuu 'was ,one;I
eXCdediritf merit.' and:. was listened tn
W4th much interest.. 'uM '.u.V'i-u
JMr. .bnow v advocated i this ''measure
irHrKtminh fflAliMu.ff tkw. Mif,l. AiA
blind soldiers, taking strong grounds
fo.T fhhoA wim in ;i
if r !.
gave theic all, even their life; for their
4V . yi- "i iroi u
nonntrv.
m k, T S liua.6 ne a? as m la"
"a, u. puaoiufc, va rjucipiug . luusc i. wiiu
had lost their eyes and limbs in the ser -
vice of the Confederacy still his idea
was that legislation, should not be a
matter of sentiment but this, like all
othei" artts. mnftii h wpII lnnVH afto,. -
V IAH.A VWvnrf UAUI3 TV UU IV VvAJL IVVIVVU ttl it TJl I
-,jvir. Everett inoucnt tnat one j-oi the
great things that . operated ;aainst 'the
State was this crV of no inohev. demeteA
,j ii.:':; TTi
iwBui;,u.-miu5ii ui, nn buau xxo
was strongly in iavor or tne bill.
Mr. Austin moved that the bill, with
amenrl m mtZ-Yn irrmlrtl n th
auienameniS, D& recommittea to tne
nnance committee. ' Adopted -yeas 80,
navsl9 'r i f i' n i rf t
? -w'-ioq'1 Jt.' -t'f i- i.
b,3 i- -it ! a V. ,to
JSennettsyille & Hamlet Eailroad cap-
ital stock half v . million-shares $50
fiar.h. vi ma1 a o. oiol wi-,i. -f
, -' ' .w.v . m vi UVA . . MvA u
"Adiourned "until Monday rhornirig "at"
10 OClOCk. " j.Ji r-isi Mi rsa ."
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. -
1. . Jl 4 J J -r3 i .
i anuary zd.
: .. bills. . ..
By Mr. tavis, of Catawba: bill to ini I
coiporate the .Lincoln & Catawba Rail
ay Company. Placed on the calendar,
' Uy Mr.jlUson; a bill -to incoporate
vTzx2v? SeTthrporof ttstowu
v.. " "X 1 J . ....Tjlinnt niiA tAf Ta rHoriiioo'cVI aa a matter 1 .... . . ,tmir
no if AnoTi firl rofna iiri H a- -f - kf-V.r.n I i k.iiu . a. K . TP p vivir I
rn i ii iHjiiLiij. luii i-nL- w inn 1 i f jl riiiiiirin i 1 1 in iitii.ii hihi rHuuinnv 1.1m aniaran amnaiM rn viahi i
besideUeblirid tXcome iu.. Still, if thi SS ureTin
the Raleigh & Rocky-Mount Railwa;
TJ,r f rpii-rna-rt a .hill t VOToil thft
Agricultural Department;; which were
transmitted. the Senate with a propo
RltlOn tO Print I ';' ";: ''"r 1;V"l!
Mr Rpfd. of Mcmweir was added to
me. cuiuuniq; vyi i;iuiwuu 101- -"
menus.
wOB y. ZZt i Ct -" l .-
was prwetnimg to icau,wiicjui.ouJuca -
raised therpomt,tnav w
aisrespecuui u iub nu uu i compete wlUrany NoraemobWni House
hot bo x':
Pomtto be well tekenraMi.the-protest hnprej .jnmwnll, ttol.NX ,'- .1J H : ;
sonal privilege, and was proceeding;!)
ncmou r -1-""""" ?-jjr7-
of DersDnalriyileffetiUTbhalrid.
ed the TOint ZH&SSl
cision Mr.' Turner appealed and the
chair was sustained. wnt. nsvvex tfsJrtw
CAIJENP4B.-i'vi!l."1i : -
Bill concerning elections . in 1878
(Ratified the'felection of congressmen.)
Read and passed seeondsraLdlLlhird
umes. u ,unj -f-.i) tttri Wi 1
.'.. .T"'- ' i. ,:
Kill to mcoroorate the Liincoin as? C
fanrha Tfailwav fVmTa.TlV. Ordfirftd tA
be printed and referred to the commit-
. . ji . i
the low lands of Fourth creek in Rowan
jsm xoj?aecure ine ueiusr uramaiw a
auu xieueu.uuuuuea.': x sksscu. w t ca vauia- i
out action. ,
: "Rill tv. lftoraHrA acraT aft,hfti,DftffiTnbfir
iPP.tiTiff of fhoiramiRsirmeristof Wilkes
county. Read and' passed Secondh and,!
third times. 1
friof ftiaTTAiiaa mnif rloilv I
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ItrJOUlUUlVU VUUV UUU AlA T
Mr. AtKinson saia tnat tne'iiouse
was limited to 60 days and wanted f
rAanhitiftn ; that, thA Hniisn would have I .
; T . .... Y " ... i
9 ; that gvei hours .( was 1 hot to& ' niuch:
wHvk for the House. t !
hu,Mri Carter?, of Buricombe,1 sawfno use
ior tne resolution, xie uiu not uiiiik. h
would expedite business and ; would; re
suit in hasty legislation.1 xne wpric
should be done in the committees, andJ
that hasty and ill-considered legislation
was not good retrenchment and reform.
That when it became necessary night
. sessions could be held. ; . i i. rjuutjo
Mr. Brown, of MeckienDurg, agreea
with Mr. Carter. The work was being
j' czrii. jZa i3 I
uune uy uie cuuimiiwsess, wuwcii,uuuiu
hf TTp. mnvftil to lav the resolution on I
t.hAtah a I I
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Mr. Turner called for the yeas and.
nays, which were not ordered, and the
motion prevailed. ' i
Bill to allow the commissioners of
Salisbury and Goldsboro to correct tax
usts. Read afa'd passed second and third
times.
Bin to incorporate the town of David-
son College in the county of Mecklert-
burg. Read and passed second and
third' times, ft J ' T- ! ie " J i1"" 1
Mr. Brown of Mecklenburg, moved to
reconsider the vote, by which the hill to
incorporate the town of Jatidaair jOol,
lege passed the third time. 1 ' j
The motion prevailedri and the same
gentleman theh tnoved . topieconaider
"i--.v j IlT
s wteby which thet bill tassedthe
second time, wbich motion; ojpreil'ail,
eV . ' ,ray,J',r'i;, ";,'," -tf frnurr ;
1116 question then l, Tecumajr on:- th ,
passage of the bill the seeond tilh the
yeas and nays' Were oi,dered, : anCtthe
P"APsed yeas y;. nays 0,4
, Bllf t incorporate ,the townrjof Tay
lorsville in Alexander COunty. Rad
and passed second and third times.
patent tiejatjcittes.
yEGETINE,
k vxtrvr.T.vnar utirmrxntv!
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Springfield, O., Feb: 28, 1877.
This is to certify that I have usediVEGETINE.
monufactured by H. B. Stevens, Boston, Mass.,' tor i
neumansm and General prostration of the Nerv
ous System, with rood success. I recommend
VEGETINE as an excellent medicine .focanch
WUILiiauiUlb 1VUIB fdj UULJ .
C. W. VANDEGBIFT.' '
Mr. Vandegrift, of the firm of Yandegrift ft Huff
man, is a well-known business man of this place,
having one of the largest stores In Springfield, O.
OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.
Louisville, Ky., Feb. 16, 1877.
Mr. H. R. Stevensr-t- i ..-,: J.
Dear Sir Three years ago I was suffering terribly
with Inflammatory Rheumatism. Our minister's
wife advised me to take VEGETINE. After tak-
Incr nnn hnrr 1 a T nroa nntimlTr Tin II , Tin In ao
"TS vux- wvwv mm IM fctfUMtf WIP V O W ZU JQOJli
feeling a return of the disease, I again commenced
taking it, and am being benefited greatly. It also
pveBe7r&on-
Mrs. A BALLARD.
1011 West Jefferson Street
SAFE AND SURE.
' Mr. h. r. Stevens:
H ;i IO t is: i'-T
I In 1872 your VegeOne was recommended to me, '
f?y.111??- Jo toe jreuations of a friend.
1 uuui K"ucr- ueuuiiy aim,'
'nervous, nrostratlon.
superinduced f by overwork And irregular habits.
Its wonderful strengthening and curative proper
ties seemed to affect my debilitated system from
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ly recovered, gaining more than usual health and
guoa ieeung. since men nave not .hesitated to
i Kive veueune my most unauanned indoma numt
bein a safe, sure and nowerful Int in nmmnC
CLARK.
120 Monterey Street, Alleghany, Penn.
VEGETINE
I The fallowlner letter from, R O tjt MnnaAnM
I t , ,, i , w ---- -. -' .....;!
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cuuvuicc evnry one wno reaas nis letter oi tne won-
dfJi?u?ltIJe q?Llitie5 vegettne as a thorough
Pt of be blood. (
' : f' Hyde Park, Miwk'.Veb! is, 1876."
Mr. H. a. Stevens- - -rr:i Trr?? r-
Dear Sir-About ten years ago. my heaith failed
through the depleting effects of dyspepsia; nearly
a year later I was attacked by typhoid-fever in its
yorstfprm, Itsettiedin my back, and took the
form of a large deereated abscess, which was
nfteenmonths in gathering. -I had two surgical
1 operations by the best skill In the State, but receiv-
u-j..l!.S,:. 1 suffered. great pain at
4A t n.r.- 1 j, r m
I fiiwharm. i Kiw m m.n .. r.f .
I f.MntHmiu ... . ' T. I
Ltt!SiS5BSsib0- en years, an May,
1874. when attend recommended me to go. to
i your omce, ana taut with you oi the virtue of
I your omce, aua taut witn you oi me virtue oi Vege
I tine. I did so, and by your kindness passed througtf
your manufactory, noting the ingredients, ice, by
which your remedy is produced. .
By saw and'heard I gained some confl-
i ueuceni vegeune. , . ....-.. -it
1 L1 commenced taMng it soon after; hut felt worse
KJSfflJBS
persevered, and soon felt it
1 see the results i desired tin
respects Yet I did not
I had taken It faithful-
? !f Utoe more than a year, when the difficulty in
oacK was cured: and for nine months I have
enjoyed the best of health; a
I I have in that time rainm tmnt-nmt n.
il
flesov being heavier than ever before in my life, and
, 1 VHSJSl !Die perform latwr than now:
Auiuig uie pasi lew weeas i nan a Bcroluloas
i swelling as large MmynstgaTozx, another Dart
oimyoody. ,
Jii- Ve?an1 faithfunymd it removed it level
J101 "F1?08 ln a Ponth- 1 tbu-1 ould have.
been cured of y main trouble sooner If I hud tak-
en larger doses, after .having become accustomed
to Its effects. . v." 'l .. . .,
...Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or kidney
oisease understand that It takes time to cure
chronic diseases; and, If they will patiently take
vHn!uILwH1?,ln.niy Judgement, ure them,
With great obligations I am ...
., , , .
."il - - . ... .. "UJUXI-, .
Mm. w w.MiwBTr-nfT.iv
. rasror or tne ethpdlsjt Episcopal .church?
V-U-X1NE i .TJiA"r
1- T I Prepared by
&Hf 1
S1.-
i '
nt
i H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON; MASS." '",
at 0 and adjourn at? o'clock.;, rlihiawes and best' seieeHoaf
" vegetinetl sold by aUDrnggista;1 i-
1flhi' ;'i ' - w "
JOXw. i);..wt. f 1 ;i:, ,-,:.: -i'l.t; .:. -.s
- r t i i ! if !) T
U 0- AND THE FULlb GESESALLY.
Having met with such flattering success in the
whoJesalftd- ratan?. Crockery business since 11
opened las November, and from th fact that I
' r,
Owing to th above fads I bava Beea eompeuea
, : y.i
.
31i I X
Stetesrnal Revenue y .
ondharJ ajuli8wemblfldto)Ae'gocfsa8 low f;)
i'.:g..i
T
i ih I
.-vwr, lnn j DJECOBATEDT 'AL7&'
r.aanfc sd tqlf- ill fcB it! (.Vwwf .1
n nnn rr v i w- , A A
OOO H H H "K ITH5 A A
lrr-.;)'.H J i ! ffd.id'J nor a.-. y-l-;.l .-,1
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets we make a Speclallyi
n mug iiiiku ui uua uuuui uww iuwv.
present, and in few days we will have
.wj y;ir. m.n v-1
- r
DECORATED CHAMBER TOILET BETS.
5
. , s , : i-F
tfon. Our Retail fihelvea are oomDlete filled with I
, .. . ... - ".. I
; I
. . t
anBiteswsrt? ever brought to this cotmtry."
... . lii.i.-Uaaai.jlJ
HUCawUBWMUiauwiiiiiig. vuuumii mmiaira u
list ltonfehM'np6d'ap'ptteatioti.'I!J1 3lj w:,)3i J ! '
. 1 . Liil't
Thanking you fof pasf patronage, dec.; I remain
BesDectfully. ' "
JOHN' BROOKFTELD, 1 .
Trade St. near College, under Democrat OfBce,
tt. rrr.. . - - - - - charlotte, N. C.
Jan.22A878.i) VhtMX
T UIST'S GARDEN SEED.
yf,
!Liarge, suppif (Qijtnesej
ed, by W
seed, lust recelv-
' ft BUKWJ.LL.
lonOO
50
CASES HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, 1
100 barrels best Kerosene OH,
100' ounces Quinine, a ki
50 ounces Morphine,
400 boxes Window Glass.
A i 1
jan22
WILSON ft BUR WELL.
XTSE BURTON'S PECTORAL SYRUP
, For your cough.
an22
WILSON ft BUR WELL.
RESCRIPTIONS
carefully prepared at t ,-,-(yj
' WILSON ft BURWELL'S, ;
Drug Store.
jan22
JpOB A BAD COUGH
Take Burton's Pectoral Syrup. -
X
TOWELLING HOUSE WANTED.
Jl-J
A first-class tenant who is willing to pay a liberal
rent wants a good dwelling house with o to 8 rooms
Trade or Tryon street, and as near as possible to
the public square, is preferred.
Apply to 8. WITTKOWSXY. ;
JH .T
ABE ALWAYS BEADY
And willlne to show goods whether or not you are
ready to buy. L. B, WBISTON 4 CO. t
flecia . . - ' ,.!-
JpOR FINE WINES,
And rare Liquors, Three Years Old, go
vs,ifQCJ5AN,S,
Central Hotel Saloon.
-NOUOSB '
Rheum at is Jf
OB GOUT
A CUT E OB CHRONIC
S
ALICYLIC
Manufactured only under the above Trade-Mark
by the
EUROPEAN SALICYLIC MEDICINE CO.,
. . r ' I. of fAbo Ami ino. 1
Immediate relief warranted. Permanent cure
guaranteed. Now exclusively used by all celebrated
physicians of Europe and America, becoming a
Staple, Harmless; and' Reliable-Remedy on both
continents. The Highest Medical Academy of
ParWjeport 95 cures out of 100 cases within three i
days. Secret The only dlssolver of the poisonous ;
Uric Add which exists In tne Blood otBi leumatic '
and Gouty PaUents. 81,00 a box, ff boxes ior
9S 00.T ent to- any address on receipt of 'price. :
Eidorsedhy physicians. Sold by aH drugglstsJ Ad
dress WASHBURN E CO.,
nov7 Only Importers' Depot. 23 CUff-st, N. x.
" . - -- -
OAA IN CASH WILL PURCHASE
tg!4dJJ , n o L- V ) v i rr '
A Powenttng pPress, , Guernsey make, old
style, size of oed 26x4 Inches. Was in use until
replaced by a new one. Address J. C. BAILEY, l
editor Enterprise and -Mountaineer, Greenville,
laiUtf
TJMBEB'1 LTJiwrnrtt'T ' ' ) 1 ' ; ""' .
Mv mills, located five mllea from CharlnttA nn
the Monroe road, have now amDle facilities for
Jan25 2t
B. R WALLACE.
TtfT
RESCRIPTIONS
Carefully and uwarafelT nrpnanvl .nt nil hoHTS.
uy wjjaSum -UtfWJ.A.ii,
aecib"
T7INE FRENCH BRANDY, ' , ',.,-.,rT
Wines and Whiskies for medical purposes, can
be had of . . . WILSON fc BUB WELL,
dec 18 . Druggists.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
:it";:-i'Atr .'I
In consequence of the reduction tn the price of
I the original cost of materials, and in order to give
-----,.-. C :
my patrons the benefit "of the' reduction from and
I OTTAr .Thlft finfa PrtAhWMnlid will h. tntr.- m
a.ihw.i'i rt :TT ..
HREbtrCED BATEg.
I unra4
I 8epcr4
H. VAN NESS
M mr.' vw..
"TV-Pi " n r-, ' - r.. .;-jr t. 'f..afj)i:t
I .i-u. s
"ii M. f.'.f 1" Ii -i J? t '.ir-"- IS'i - re T T
, ISlfk'Tl i i:
f a ...7 .......... . , . -. , r. a , . , ,l IU. .... ...
7T7T .1 r r. f..i..' .sT-si
-Net
'ilsotL' Bra-well's drni?Btnrtt ,
.!".
.
I vwu-n
ideclS;
JAMES MURPHY; bM.ximw s.
l!?i
fs fi v PRACTICAL AIL0,'.ffi i. JhA
I
I MW.I'i.i.. ';' ."".' 'J.
1 iioiuiu-a Atuiiainor. -itjuia Htmnt. un Rt-iim
. Owing to the stringency of the times I will m fu-. I
$10, Casslmere suits for $8. Pants of suits same
ratesi I guarantee an my work ;no lit, no charge. '
iuro wum very cneap. w 111 make line suits for
uio f CVUU i3 CUliViUCCU.
July 17. -
JOARD REDUCED.
. The firstday of February table board at the
Charlotte Hotel will be. reducd to $15.00 per
month. - field krosl.
rr-.Tl
-T0TicE or srizcss. -
. . U. S. INTERNAL EEVENUE, Vj ,1
llAPtii'a firt. Iiistrlct North Oroll". '
-'t - , S.iate&v-e, N, a, Deoeiaber 27th, 1478. Y?
Eevnue Laws, on Baturaay, iecemoeriiiux,rj5:
moles and 1 wagon and harness, one barrel of
Whiskey, the property of W. F Burns. - ." -,'
Notice Is herehy riven to the owner or claimants
data h nranf. or the same
united States.' V-
MOTT. -'
jj.oiocof'
Xi Collector.
1 r
1
j-m-,:..,.-'.
j;vive,N,t3.,Pecemi)er.eaui8 1
seizea'ior vioianon 01 uiumsu dhwo miiim
i MaU twvrna tnhao. as the'rjroDertrof J. F. Fare.;
f.fiooce is aereoy given w uie uwuci m hmuuuu
nf th nnvv ,dA.ribMl nroDertr to aDoear before
'me at my 'office In Statesville, and make slalra
thereto Deiore tne expirauou ui uuv uajo uvui,
date hereof, or thesanr will be forfeited to the
United States.!-' h-.MnX. J. -J. MOTT,
dec254woaw - f Collector, t
OF SEIZURE,
I v
Rfiizpd for violation of United States Internal
Revenue Laws,, on weanesoay, Joeoemoer 'iifta,
1878s
ii;rilciv.;:.'u ! ii
UcFlve boxes Tobacco, the property of T. C. Strlck-
Notice' is hereby given to the owner or claimants 1
Til". ;
i l tne aDove aescnoea property to appear neiore
me at; my omce m otatesviue.anQ maxe ciaun
MrkA ' mV ftmiul Ml ,. MIUnlHini IM i millfH i M'AM.tWWm .1 . V
the expiration of thirty days from
date hereof, or the J same will be, forfeited to the J,,
United State&r li'.Ji: vJ I l
V Collector;, j
. -. W , , :ipt m )JrfIWtl i I
-Deputy.' r . t.i u nx
:jan.:iftt. " , - v , ,
r, ,1 ,ii
ift '' A tr:'
prKLD BBO&i
WHOLSSALX AND SET AIL .
GROCERS and DILALERS In COUNTRY PRODUCE
ALSO, FBOPBIETOBS OF IEB
'A
....
CTARLOTTE HOTEL,.
. hit.'-..
CTLABLOTTE,N.C
This house has been newly furnished and Is kept in
1 style.
Terms, Per Dar;--
$2 00
Table Board, Per Month,
Id 00
t38r-Omnlbus and Carriages at every traln.a
1 i
HELD BBOTHERS, Proprietors
BEN KTMBATiti, Clerk.
deel
ADDILL HOUSE
GASTONIA, N C
i -).;J '
,rn:V If"f. '
IB. E. WADDILL
feblOtt.
M. ' '-'
u-.:; J
STUDEBAKER "WA30N&
.lion: ; 3)''v' V
1 1 am now in receipt of a large lot of the celebra-
ted STUDEBA-EBlWAGONS, an sizes, which
wm w soia on reasoname terms. . ;
.CALL EARLY, - "-!
1 1 V Ij
. . f
fad supply yourself with the best wagon out
T. H. GAITHER.
- S ''i.vr
s
J'ORRENT.h
The two stores In the Grier & Alexander building - s
Jan26tf ...----
-TT0B BENT.- i "-J ' '
A three room ; dwelling house on, Sixth street,
-weu ana Kronen in yarn. , Appiyto
Jan26
JT. W. WADSWORTH. ,
-tiU tro ! iAtwfl--iirV '-.,'"';
r.&nttlQU SaUS- N '-'-
XTOTICE.
1 . , . - :tr
By virtue of the
trtug of thef power conferred In mortgage'
byT.J. .WUklnson and Laura B. Wilkinson .
Charlo Building and Loan Association, I
l made
to the
will sell at public auction, a : house and let of land i
fronting on the N. C Railroad, in souare No. rat !
beginning at a stake on the N. C. Railroad and run-
nlng with said road to L. A. Phillips comer, thence
wnu tier iuio iou lees mj a siaae, mence-parauei
wiu aju raiiroaa 4Jg leeisoj. . bnannonuoufle's
Kne. thence to the bednnlnir. which is .now
, claimed subject to said mortgage by E. W.-Mellon.
aid property to be sold at the court house door in
t tha -II nf rhartnHtt im , , txA.n n nv.
TWmii "m VU HUB I1IWMIHV III OUUVU, jl
lotv, aw casn,,- tne amount aue the cnariorae
ijuiicung ana oan Associauon, being S229.25.
wltii cost bf adTertlslng and sale, i .
-A.-iArij7 vr.-l u fu R-B-X?CHRANE, !t
aecxv uis -
Setfy and Treas.
iii, I'ri 1 ' i
EAHRISOK,
Aucaoneer,
:! i.s- ".!( ' '"" ;Hu r- ,:i
J f AXWELL HABRISOTVr i J
ylXJL jfjf -j J U. -J, ..('j i-.-'l .'Jili
nJi"f: 'A'Uif- -Inn) ''iiij-.-if i 1
iil'.
!'5;'i.'.i -Pi - ;
:W.-.. f
TitJCTiON' Uid COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i
M-ntvtrnm o vj-
Jiiy! .-jriii '? t'.!i!
.Boy and sell on wnaignmeotall kinds of.
.0! .- '!"
MERCHANDISE AND COUNTRY PRODTJCE;-
WIQ give strict personal
n
1
T-''---Ii
attention to all business entrusted to onr e&reV
Four doors above Charlotte HoteC '!r ;
J ll ,6l"J.?5!SS S
7 AY
.it j
- Especial attention to the retail trade, and all our
Goods are warranted of the best quality.
1 Wilson mrawiTT.T. .
. i lutt, tiaiwiT or thft same wiu ue lurieiwu w un
.. o TTnltorf stntMi TninrnAl Tlftveniw. 1 ' 1 H
Collector's Office. th CoUeedon Matrlct, N. C; -1 ., - ; - t - i
" , ' " 6tatesvlllfi,Iec. 18tb, 1878.!.) 1 ,t U
QO- BANGS. i? "
orange
g orange A j
TTvnNlt N
( i ;r h,ij'i
-
-..iw t-j f ' '
THY
l,.i.jV;u)ii'i.
B V
CA B'O H
C A BO M
E L O
BlVO
K-Bi.B'T! 8"
!' '-iJi ;;t.,.,'i':i'ti
):...;; 1 i-.-Hi v-.T-'.n.-i J;--'!; :! . t.
u "The ereatest lnxtrry of the '
. -i ' ,.,r!.age(50cperpound.X-Al80i r
" remember that he keens . :
m
f-;f i 1 finest ' assortment of
Candles ever seen in Char- '
lotte. (W Ladles pardetti
uiariy mvitea to can.
; .ii t;.;('
r ttt
;r,-.: Ji.n
r 'TANTLLA: '
Vv V,ANTLLAjn
, Janl8 ?--'- i' if '
1 .; CHOCOLAT EKB ';
' ' CHOCOLAT I
CHOCOLAT gB '
CHOCOLAT Iuh-
rpHE v RISING SUN. I
According to the command of Joshua of old, al
though repudiated by the "Jasper Philosophy' of
the new, Is now standing stuVat the Old Place, on
.Trade Street, opposite , the Market House, plus
Hornet Fire Engine HaQ. where the light of reason
Inxrnlr tni'surrulng atmosphere, which In-
- J-m.-a1--.- i M
Tests an ttuhgs with' the glow of Inspiration, and
- - j ."'i-ftj'iilHlui -'I,-'
the world no longer seems-;, j- .
!,-u vf M A fleeting show,
1 : Toinan's illusion given,' '
,:!.!si. '1ji:im i- '
Once on a time. In another Hemisphere, !' Man's
1 Illusion" was checkmated and fanaticism stamped
out In the Holy-Wars of theCssvs.Uie;Crescent,
-1 ' ;. . 1:1 - " ii
(the Crusades). . Two million men were killed and
a pyramid was erected from' the' bones from one
battle-field alone, near Nieve, by Solyman, as a
monument to their fanaels, and. the Saracens
dranlcbeer out of their skulls; :Slnce then, fol-
lowing the Bef ormatlon, In' Christian conflicts (so
000,000 who have victimized ther
to their i
. faith.-; Peter the, Hermit had nothing to do with
the latter conflicts; He had Peter'd out some tune
previous.. The present Hermit who runs the
' : "RISING SUN" .'
Is pleased to say that he has received his stock
since Christmas, and has now W hand, FERRY'S
CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS (warranted to
cams up without the crwsode of your neighbor's
chickens), w addition to his stock of Candles, Nuts
. .11'... - r , X'xl , r - ? J I '
Raisins, Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Molasses, Flour,Lard,
.Sardines, Canned Fruits, Apples and Oranges.' 1 in
fact everything kept in a Confectionery and Gib-
ceiy.
Jan 19
Democrat andHome copy.
C & HOLTON.
EEAL ESTATE,
iii .... 1 T - .
MINING AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY, '
For selUng and buying Mines,. Lands andHousw,!
Li.iU uiuAdM ''1' " ' "... .'.' !
. s-n tma mn 1 - ii 1 1 . ; ,jik
- Advertise fretfol cost; alt prorittesphiisedtoniy
s: -k u, &J..1.:: for gale.''
nanas ior sme. ..!:
THUS. JT. IWAXTUMt
declO
vu Charlotte, N.iJii j
.... ).,i. n;,-r
"COB RENT,
FOR BENT,
FOB RENT,
FOBBENrni
FOB BEN X !
7 OB
buse with, A acres of .land attached,
wwiA 1 ETA -. nn
1 7Boom House,: four blocks from public square,!
' JSlgper month. rt;- -rrimita .-i (
'r ; n,"'i
FOR SaLE.
Jii
M 4 Room Hons 'wli goodlot prioe.5i.20a ,l j
!.".-- - - . ;
: 4 Room House, with good lot, price $700. ' s !
if;
6 Boom House, with acre and "half of land- four;
il "blocks from public square, price $3,000.
I v !j .
I - i-'r. i
lit
, WANTED, . m
'ht- . ' .. - 1 ' - .'' " 4 -
J i -, -' , i-r '' vnr ioi -i
II ' 7 to 10 Room House. ner nubile souare.
j , v t ..... - .... . f " -
- 8 to 4 Room House, near public square.
Vi! 5 1' ., ii lU1 ' .; j- . m.- '- -
f;i
L-"rClat;njJv:-:fn-f''rr'--:' -s
.; j f !?! iti:If .' ' ' :-PAVSON GO'S, ;
Old Bank of Mecklenburg Building.'
:tdecl8.;ti ;; -r Hap J'f'lil
I 'f lift
D
,t".',w. -i-OCANb 0 " : .l
Hi- I
il'l
-f - iJfll
S ft
VK.J 1. pWtI8T- frill' .fi'd'i;
' Ji-i - i.-i i u'tu. ,
, ; OFFICE OVER L.B. WBISTON CCS H i
With 25 yeanT eiperlence I guarantee entire
atis faction . . ' 3 janll"
3tsjcjellwje0usj
TyiLSON BURWELL, DBCSetSTS, ' ft'j '
, . i . j d,-. i ; -'
. . ,..W,,.(J ,j.
I r, . ! . ; Gelatine, 5. ' -
i i
ITavoring Itracts,.
All of the best quality for retail trade.'
ivyj.lj
decl3
BUTTERICira
1 METROPOLITAN FASHION SHEETS, ,
And Patterns of Garments, for February -received
. triHA. Li'.
caned. ViLTty mQUon more were slain Zhv Dl-1
,":u,,, .( i.pfv- (v.,,,,; "reor; ''mmencnaaon thus given.
RENT
r. F,'U .it,'. .' ' ' "!' I ' ' ' V M j
i - if .f . i-M-Vi'i iii'i -"Wli
: n tt. , !SMii 1Ua t I Di
520 per month, L t ) mn yu,ii e1- ini iJ: 1.,.. ... o
',!-' r.ir'; :ii "'"'' M Remittances should be made by postoffloe money
fi R Room 'House. acre! of ground attached, four order or draft, to avnid ihuim C "
.. . . . ..... . . .. j .n. . : . . . . . T' .t . , t ! I ..
,r ' ''nil ' 1 :--''I')lIfI "'it ?1 !.?f'H'jl ?
' 7 Boom H
, : TIDDY TDSOTHEa . . , . '
T. NICHOLAS,
SCRIBNER'S ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
- - -, . yOB QTTTa 'Lvx, nora.
.1 Alf IDKA1. CHILDREN'S MAGAZINE. ( -
" Messrs.' Scrlbner & Co., In 1873. began the publi
cation of St. Nicholas, an IUustrated Magazine
for Girls and Boys, with Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge as
editor. ; Five years have passed since the first num
ber was issued, and the magazine has won the
highest position. It has a monthly circulation of
- . V 'OYER 50.000 coracs. 'T" ",
TJ4 puoHiAed Blm"ultanebusly'ln 'I,ondonand
JNew York, and the transatlantic recognition Is al-
ujuo goucitw auu ueanj. aa tne American. Al
though the progress of the magazine has been a
steady advance. It has not rearhvii it f unr, -ir
i f best, Decause her Ideal continually outruns it.
umu u,ure as DTTiiuj luiiuws alter. 10-uar
St. Nicholas stands -
The arrantreinfinhj fn iifAmnr
tlons for the new volume the sixthare complete.
uuu oucoujr Aavunus' sources, as well as
from promising new-ones, f Mr. i'rank B. Stock-
tuin.uow cwrifW ior DOyS, -!' it ii
.... ,, . i-' -fx !' -1 .- -. ,; -
f w i a ..... "A jollt jraxLowsHn,' .
Will run" throuerh thn twh mnnthi. : v..
ginning with the number for November, 1878, the
first ol the volume, and will be Illustrated by Jas.
p-"jCUy- -The storylsone of travel and adventure
to Florida and the Bahamas.-For the girls, a con-
"HALF. A. DOZEN HOUSEKKKPEBS,"
5J Katharine D. Smith, with Illustrations by Fred-
wS8?', V Susan-Coolldge, entitled -Eye-Drtght,"
with plenty otplctures, will be.commehced
early m the volumn. ThAiw mm nian k
I ued fairy-tale called .T : r. " -iTTr r -
aunrn dudoet"s TOWKB,"
.r : f t'- .-. :)."." '.. ,
Written by Julian Hawthorne, and Illustrated by
Alfred Fredericks, About the other, familiar fea
tures of St; Nicholas, the editor preserves a good
humored, silence, ! content, perhaps, to let her five
volumes already 'Issued, prophesy concerning the
sixth, in respect to short stories, pictures, poems
humor, instructive sketches,' and the lure and lore
of . "Jack-in-the-Pulplt, the "Very Little Folks"
! department,, and the ',Letter-obx,,,"and "Riddle
box.", ' .- - n,n-i, r-,"o-f .,!;! -
lerms, $s.uu a year; , 25 eents a number. Sub
scriptions received by the publisher of- this paper
and by all booksellers and postmasters. Persons'
WlshinE'tOr subscribe dlnwt with th nnhiin.
,1 should write name, postomcej-countr and State in
- I Till! an1 oanA a.,44-1. . . . . .
iuu. uuu mm xouiituuice. ui. cnecK. v o
money order, ; or registered letter to
" ' SCREBNER ft CO.,
743 Broadway. New York.
declO
rpHE SCIENTIFIO AMERICAN.
THEETT-rOUKTH TEAS.
The most Popular Scientific Paper in the World
' ; - - I .
0nly 93 20 a year' chiding postage. Weekly, 52
Numbers a year, 4,000 book pages.
wri?e?m,Tmo Amicrican Is alargeflrstclass
Weekly Newspaper of sixteen pages, printed to the
most beautiful : style- profuse!? liluslratedith
splendid, engravings, jtepresentlng- the newest In
ventions and the most recent advances in thZ irts
fd.Sclences; including New and Interesting Fact
tajculto Horticulture, the HomerfiUtnT
Medical IJogress,. Social Science, Natural History
Geology, Astronomy, t The most valuable pracaSd
papers, hr eminent writers- in all departmenteof
Sctenoa, will he found in trwclBntfficAmerican
,iK!B0ffi year; J1.60 ha year.wluchS:
AtSPr111 correction with the Sclentlfle
American Messrs. Munn Co., Solicitors of
American and Foreign Patents, have had 34 years
experience, and now have the largest establish
mert in the world; r Patents are obtained on the
American Snted lh
rrTr 'nr .w- , uu resiaenceoi tne
effected.
Any person Who has made a new discovery er
toyenOoni can ascertain, free Of charge, whether a
patent can probably be obtained, by writing to the
"led. We also send .free i our hand book
"ePatent Laws, Patents, Caveata. Trade
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