WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1879,,
Cares
Effected .tJ laying. On of .Hands
AoimalMagnetlMnT -Is It
' Augusta Chronicle and Constitutionalist
For some time past we have heard I
rumors-of remarkaDte; cures enecim
a farmer Uvin'Bear Augusta, py
ply rubbing the patient 'with his h
Tiannpnini? to meet two well ki
lands.
known
citizens yesterday, one of whom, it was
said, had been under fthe treatment ' of
the party with the wonderful gift,
while a member o the other's family
had experienced much benefit from the
same source, a Chronicle reporter
nnestioned them in reference to the
matter, and ascertained that the rumors.
aura well fniinHwl. !;'Mr.' ROhinSOa'
nviv v . . - .
James, the party whose ministrations
have effected such wonderful results, is
a plain farmer, living about eleyen
. mileFfrom the city. He is forty-five or
' fifty years of -age, and until about five
years ago, Knew noming in me poww
which after events showed tnat
he.4
APOUb ma ume nc w
CONSCIOUS1 OF A SINGULAR FEELING,
VlfflOVlUUV A Ulwv-" 1 I
. m..m .-.r i.A.,i
-TjecaTnranaconunueu u u dcc ?i
days. FjnaUyim OXtformea nismre
that he was satisfied he possessed the
gift of healing, and that ifr wasjhis. mis
sion to exercise it .This he ha flone
whenever called upon, ever since and
with: the most astonishing results. One
of the gentlemen with whom our
reporter conversed, has been afflicted
wfth chronic j neuralgia for ,nine years.
uIt graduaUyrgreW i worse, until he suffered-
almost constantly ithet most ex
cruciatiug agony. For years, he said,
he had not had more than three nights
sleep ,put of a month and he was obliged
to resort to narcotics lniorder to allevi
ate his pain in the slightest degree.
Hearing of the power of Mr. James in
'alleviating; neuralgia and rheumatism;
Iho'sehjt for him,i and. from the very first
treatment - m;:- ' ; ' ;
a. : u'r: i 'SEIBlis; .BELIEF.' . , i ,
' He has been getting better from that
time, and during the sixty days that he
has been under Mr. James' treatment
has sleDt well fifty nhrhts out of sixty,
something that " he Would have thought
impossible before. In his case Mr.
James rubbed his hands a number of
titoes - oves his bodv. The next dav
after the operation he felt a tired sensa
tion, as if ne nad taRen a long waiK,
and a desire to sleep. He is not yet
entirely ijuredbut he is satisfied from
the wonderful results already attained,
that in tame a complete cure will be
effected. The other gentleman said a
member of his family had suffered for
Vears with acute neural tria.' Since she
had been trader Mr. James treatment
the neuralfinaihadui i ; ' !f
; j :,V"! ALMOST lENTlBELY DISAPPEARED.
' ,! In fact, she had but one attack during
that .time. The two gentlemen also
cited other instances where Mr. James'
rpower. had? been efficacious. ; One of
' ' "those operate tipokwas a distinguish
ed statesman who Ohce held hlghn office
" in Georgia, who had experienced great
good from Mr. James laying oh of
hands or rubbing, whatever it may be
. called.-,,; In another instance an.oId.lady
who had hot been able to walte -for
! many: Tars.'iyalkied hajff: miieiiiif ter
..H.,Bhahad;been; ier';M'4ai!;, "hands
- brie time only. Still another ase was
. thatrof a lady who had had a fall and
'there'by lost the 'use ' 6f her arms and
wasnot able to raise them.- After she
had' been under Mr; James, treatment
sn'msea ner arms tnoutar.jflim
culty andwas,able.to JieJieiLlhannet
standing high-in the ebmnmnity: k(We
understand that there are a number of
others under treatment Mr. James
does not pretend to account for his
power; he has no idea himself why it is
. .SO; ifile goes : wcererer be is wanted by
any person afflicted with neural eia or
rheumatism, and makes fid- charge for
. hia services, as he says. he feels that the
power was giyen him to be exercised
' for the amelioration of suffering; and
i:. thatlt would be taken away from -him
if he charged any fee. He only requires
that he be sent for and sent back to his
home after he has operated (on -the
patient One of the gentlemen who
talked with our reporter; mentioned
that a .wart ,which had been, on his
' head, had disappeared after Mr. James
placed his hands on him.
The impression seems to be that the
power possessed 1 by Mr. James is
nothing more, -than animal ; magnetism
in a very strong degree, and thus acting.
upotfthervesreHWves the hain and
0 effects axure. But, .whatever it is, the
cases' mentioned above as haviiwr been
treated Dy it are
well, authenticated,
and beyond the shadow 6f ae doubt.
t Philadelphia Times.
lit. Pendleton', who" succeeds Stanley
Matthews, towers above the, average
E)litician like Saul among the prophets,
ach of the -Carolinas' sends its ablest
lman,in the persons of Wade Hampton f
ana ZLisYiince.-AiumughthLi wilibe
4 ; really! their first appearance 'xnv the i a
'tionaVthfeatrei they M<eoffii to the
whole c)turtryias; men 'oiL'stf otg iadi
, u viduallty;, an4 unusual intellectual en
s, dowmentsand lwve' shown some 'ten
dency towards real statesmahshitX; Gov
ernor , Hampton's " aggressiy.a , refprm
': campaign and ihoderuoh and' Imiagna
nimitv in the exercise of power have
placed Jrim - head and . shoulders -above
alt contemporary chriV1-he
j-ehallbeias. tMmservatiyeiiD-fthe.Senate
as he has been in the executives chaifkn .
South r Carolina,",Tan"d T manifests the,
broad national spirit with which he is.
accredited by his admirers, he cannot
ifaiLtoltake amost influential iwsitlioh'
."In shaping the politics the f ntftie.:
a Croyetnbtyance is .aMunu. quite ks.te-'
markable in a different way, but those.1
wuo unovt uim ,say , pnat nis capacity ,
, for statesmanship baa , been limited;
.heretofore only by his opportunities.
i
Tbe Iater-f (ate Commerce Bill Killed.
WisirjTtjj, Jan; 24-teagaifs Inter-State
commerce bill has been prac
Cically killed by the action of the sub
committee, to which it has been refer
red. This sub-committee (Spencer, Mc-
jviuian auuL uL;t!ui i were appomtea
gavaa hearing.iast. night to, Ambrose
jyork,XUiAjnliat.of
Commerce,, and to .utton of New
York. .Theyfieolled -m ferve another
- hearing to those in f avorof the bilLand
then spend three weeks Shearing jhe
railroad companies before renortinflr to
jtheri foU, committee. ThismakeSf the
passage of the bill through the Senate
ft ractimllv Impossible for lack of ' tltte.
if it had votes enough. ,and4t;,Jls, ex
tremely doubtful if ft has. It is this
bill which, by r prohibiting special xm
traetaL would nave crushed the Standard
Oil Company, and by Requiring railroad
" companies to pro rate would have made
t.hrmiirh frflicht rates impossible. " It is.
' probable that the bill would have been,,
defeated -in theSenate, out u is easier
- and less dangerous to
stifle it in com
mitteetii ?f byuumn '.uvrt
Inotber JBuIl Ty Grant.
. rwashlnzton BeDUbiicl
'i&ntmd Hran't has lately written to a'
friend in this city f I see they are ham
mering away at the army again, inere
is no peace for the army, except in time
u-i r i -
ecnngs easily rnese cases are oc
ktewSpEoFa
fiVlffog bact mis.
Hon tbe Gauzy Rank of the Theatre are uied.
l . r.iiBocheeter Demootax ana unnucie.j s
It does appear a little mysterious at
first !thatinywhere in the city nfty,
girls can be induced to, go upon the
atno-A in .the costumes of, the ballet, but
like the majority of the stage myster
ies, it is really a common, pusiness-iuuj
matter - A reDOrter OI inis paper iiau a
mmversation with Manager Bentonf
loat o von i nor and amonB otheru things
ATtmrtiHl ft. little .information on tius-t
points npfe always i easy to secure
the required number who have all the
necessary quauncauona rur c"" ir
pearance,and4a iact girls who have
never Deen on are eiwtsuicij uoomsu
about making their first appearance.
The majority pf those who answer the
pati ar 'nhnn'oriflsL trirls who take work
to their homes, girls suddenly thrown, I
out of employment and other poor girls'
who have no other way of honestly!
earning a dollar. There are few, per
haps, twelve or fifteen who have been
in the ballet a number of times before,
and they have come to look at it very
much as a matter of business. They
work regularly in the shops, and when
their services are reqinrea at the opera,
huseitxkwisttmesoniy'afmy hours (m
t.hft ftveninff. and the Dav is very liberal,
besides the novelty and excitement,.
" - , - ' -
- whwh f--fHH-Hft-flro Bomettoag-ef an
'ir:r".;" ."cm . rwmiaiii
there 'fa" a"girl with aeTiraonded
form and a spirit of,aayen!ture,Jr7no
goes into it merely' for the'Ttth 6fr the
thing, but they are rare. A good char
acter is always demanded by a mana-
Ser before he will engage' a girl for the
allet, but occasionally, notwithstandr
ing all his vigilance, a black sheep Will
get into the flock, though she - is gene
rally discovered before long and fired
out with little ceremony. It is to be in
ferred that considerable judgment jhas
to be exercised in the acceptance of
those who aspire to the costume of
tights and gauze dress, but on this point
the manager was singularly bashful
and uncommunicative It is a lament
table fact, however, that all ladies are,
notDlumD and symmetrical, and for"
those lacking these charms thereis noi
door to the ballet stage. .Even snouia
they be engaged, the keen eye of the
ballet master would single them outat
the first dress rehearsal, and nothing
could induce him to run the risk of al
lowing a " centennial fairy" to appear
before the audience. Such embarrass
ing predicaments seldom occur, though,
as a girl is generally pretty well satis
fied that she will pass inspection before
she offers her services.
The Louisiana Lotic;v.
Baltimore Son.
A renewed attempt is being made ill
the Legislature of Louisiana to repeal
the charter of the Louisiana Lottery
Company, and a bill to, that "end has
passed one branch of the Generar'As-
sembly. It , is said, however, to be op
posed by a powerful lobby, which has a
great deal of money at command, and
probably knows how to put it where
it will do most good. This lottery
was chartered by one of the disreputa
ble legislatures under the Warmoth
regime, and, by extensive advertising
and the use of names of persons who
should be ashamed to see them in that
connection, has managed to attain very
large proportions and to distribute its
corrupting influences most widely
throughout the'landr. j it is truly to be
hoped that -Louisiana may be able to
shake off this incubus. Lottery gam
bling is one of the worst and most per
nicious vices 01 tne needy and ignorant ;
it becomes a sort of infatuation for
those who often indulge themselves in
it ; keeps them - and their families al
ways poor ; tempts a great many per
sons to petty pilfering and .till-tapping.
and, next to drink, is one of the most
prolific sources of misery to the human
race, it has been broken up and put
under the sternest reprobation of the
law in nearly all civilized communities,-
and in no places where essentially good
government prevails is it looked upon
as a legitimate Bourcei from which to
derive public revenue. It has been dead
by statute in Maryland these many
years.
Highlands.
' i Franklin Reporter. f
"We had the measure of stonranff nver
night at this heat mountain village. We
must confess !W "werenot prepared to
see such a neat site for a village almost
on the very top of the Blue Kidcre.
There are several hundred lots already
laid off. many of which are exceedingly
beautiful sites for residences. We are
informed that within, the last -three
years 69 Northern persons and 43, from
other sections have located at or near
this place. We think it is destined to
be one of the most popular summer re-
" T
oit a anv wrtH ;
the' iBtate,1 kffdrdirig beaatttttri driving
grounds, it is surrounded with the wilb
est fthd ; grandest; scn;iif th conti
nent. "'','i..:?'?Kl-:i! . A'v-rui
The settlers now- coming in are mak
ing arrangements to start grass fauns
and orchards, and we feel pure that the
time is near at hand when this desert
shall bloom . as the, rose", , All that the
Emigrants need is sufficient' "capital
(and this Deed not ' be-large' if Chejr'fcre
;willing to work) to i give them a start,
and. pluck ..enough to put. up, with, Jess
convenience ior a lew years jnan tbey
have bepn accustomed to. lkt all who
yr.fMf' ijuc ucrtituiesi auu most pleasant
me in ine woria,cometo this section.
Personal. I
Bishop Georcre .'Pierce, of the M. E.
Church: South, uk recovering ;from a se-vefe-a-ttd
protracted illrtess. Jl , 1 '
the
a
jointly
labile
for a criminal-'off ehse-' !
THil JfIHil
suX Memplris-ijaper Bavsi thafc'Gen." Pil-
caused bv .inflamatum.'.orijniiat.ino' ,in
..4 J J".i
uo vi. vuv wuuuubi vecBiyva nr ' mexico.
u; . r ml .i-m-'i tw -.) i.in rj-jfi'.ii ;
sayihg that BeV Mvcii mm mta 'Paris
eausje Jie. was hunerrv. and tha onn
' lace to satisfy the inner man is Amer
ca. -r- ---!
Bages in tlieljirited States Senate go
about among the Senators .with albums
to which they solicit signatures for people-in
the galleries, who (give a slight
compensation to the pages for the fa
vor. .r..i'i Mr.'-.tr:-r
Detroit Free Press: "Huxley believes
thflaf a time when men walked on
all fours, and he doesn't njean that it
a wJien! they Ifrere taincrrl6wil'bkr-
The : condition, : ot iss . Louise Pom-
eroy, tne actress, who was hurt at the
railroad disasteto1 Arkansas a few
weeks ago, continues critical. Sleep
lefcspess andrdeliriun are .themoit de
cided symptoms of her .case.
ta-U.rJesia.
her ablest soo.in Zmilon B'VTailoeiand
- fthis - timo he wil-take the geathich
-i mage-nig -mark in-tne-feenater-As a
uiarDeakerhs lsJwlthoutarl eahal
tha nnnnfrs Tlitf-. ha ia mnro tHoh
is "." ITfl iA la. lYiari' ht sound cultur,and
excellent ' iudcrment. and 4.w Kshall ibn
much drsappobited if ',he doeshof tak'e
rank nmnnit thii 'alilflafc'rnftmbeiVif fho
Aivf'mportant ,ae,st1ori( ,ibefore'J
husband,and wife be jointly held J
y mif
yEGETIKE.
1 tfl x 4 ui Viva 1 CD XiJ7- c-i iuwi-i u 3 I
9!iadjw4 tra tovr tiii moon bii't
ia-si--!, Bprtacell0 Feb. 8, 187?.
This Is to certlfT (hat I hare used VEGETINX,
manufactured br H..H. 8tBVefi& BOStOO. lUBS., lor
JEheumatlsm and General Prostration of the Nenr-
YEGETINE u an excellent medicine -for such
complaints -Yours Tery truly,
Mr. Vandegrlft, of the firm of Vandegrift A Huff
man, Is a well-known business man of this place,
having one oi tne largest stores m djkhikikmu, v.
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ODE MDJISTEB'S WIFE. j
LoulsvlUe, Ky., Feb. 16, 1877.
Dear Sir Three fears aeoXwaa sofferinir lerrlDly
wKb; Inflammatory Elnmatl8m.!jOuT mitdsters
wife advised me to take VEUKTINIL.' After tak
ing one bottle, I was entirely relieved. This year,
feeling a return of the disease, I again commenced
taking It, and am being benefited greatly. It also
greatly Improve my digestion a
Mrs. A. BALLARD, t
1011 West Jefferson Street
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SAFB ANiV StJRJi:
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Mr. H. R. Stevensf ;
In 1872 your Vegettne was recommended 't me,
and yielding to the persuaUons of a friend,
I consented to try It At the time I was suffering
fjonn general - debility - and. nerroua prostration,
superinduced by overwork and irregular habits.
Its wonderful strengthening and curative proper
ties seemed to affects my debilitated system from
the first dose; and under its persistent use I rapid
ly recovered, gaining more than usual health and
good feeling;, tilnee then! have- not hesitated to
give Vegettne my most unqualified indorsement,
as being a safe, sure and powerful agent in promot-
hAttpr. Yours trulv. W. H. CLAttK.
120 Monterey Street, AUeghenn.
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' The fallowing letter from Rev. G; W Mansfield,
formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Hyde Park, nd at present settled in Lowell, must
oonvta( evoae who reads his letter of the won
derful curative qualities of Vegettne "as a thorough
cleanser and purifier of 'Mm';- ; t
Hyde Park, Mass., Feb. 15,' 1876.
Mr. H. R. Stevens- i
Dear Sir About ten'years'ag5 my1 TiealQiiwied
through the depleting effects of dyspepsia; nearly
a year later I was attacked by typhoid-fever in its
worst form. It settled in my baefe, and took the
form of a large deep-seated abscess, which was
fifteen months in gathering. I had two surgical
operations by the best Bkfll In the State, but receiv
le oesE B&m in me ovaio, om receiv- i
nt cure. ,( suffered great pain at I
constantly weakened by a profuse" I
omn11 nlAA.. A Kara a I
ed no permanent
times, ana was
discharge.. I aJlosmal pieces of .bone at dlf
Matters ran on thus About .seven years, till May,
1874, when a friend recommended me to go to
your office, and talk .with you of the virtue of Vege
une. I did sov'and by your kindness passed through
your manufactory,' noting the lngredtenta. &c, by
By what I saw and heard I'ijaihieaBomeconfl-
aence in vegeane. 1
I commenced takinr ft soon after, but feS worse
from its effects; still I persevered, and soon "felt it
was benefitting me in other respects Tet I did not
see the results I destred titt I had taken it faithful
ly for little more than a year, when the difficulty in
the back was cured: and for nine months I have
I have in that time gained twenty-five pounds of
nesn, oeing heavier than ever Del ore in my me, and
l was never more aoia. Denonn laoor man now.
During the past fw weeks I had! a scrofulous
swelling as large as my fist gather on another part
of my body.
I took Vegetfn faithfully, and it removed it level
with the surface In a month. I think I should have
been cured of my main trouble sooner If I brtd tak
en larger doses, after having become accustomed
to Its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with -scrofula or kidney
disease nnaerstana mat: it; takes time to cure
chronic diseases; and, If they will patiently take
vegeane, it win, in my judgement, cure tnem.
wiw great obligations I am: :
Yours very toily,
G. W. MANSFIELD,
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church
VEGETINE
Prepared by ; v-.-
H. R. STEVENS,' BOSTON, MASS.
TegeHne is sold by aU Druggists.
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HEPATITIS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT; 1
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DTSPEPSU AgJfSKf HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain in the rteht side, under the edsre of the rlhn.
increases oa oreasurei sometimes the naln is in the
ieu siae; tne paaeni is rarely aDie to lie on the left
side: sometimes the Dain Is felt under the stamilder
blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and taMmotlmM mistaken for rhmmt.
tismin the ami The stomach is affected with
loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in gener
al are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the
neaais troubled with pain, accomnanied with a
dull, heavy sensation in the back part There Is
generally A,consjaeraDie Joss .ofmemory, accom-
aaieu wim a painrui sensation oi naviug left un
lone somethiiur which ousht to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant The
patient complains oi weariness and debility; he is
easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he
complains of a prickly sensation of the sklni his
spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that ex
ercise would be. beneficial to him, yet he can scarce
ly summon up fortitude enough to try it In fact-
ne distrusts every remedy, several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases have oc
curred where few of them existed, yet examination
of the body, after death, has shown the Liver to
nave Deen extensively deranged.
j AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, In cases of Ague and
Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most nappy result-' No better eathartlc can be
usea, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted with this disease
to give them a fair trial.
For all bilious derangements, and as a simple
yuigauYo, nicy are uueqwuieu.
: BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.1
1 ,'6tUf
T The fcennine Are nAVAT numr vuttAf .
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression Dr. McLane's Liter Ptli.8. s
. The genuine McLamx's Livxb Pnxs bear the
signatures of C McLanb and FLxuraa Bbos. on
the wrappers. . ... t
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. McLaite'b
yKBiiJL8, prepared by Fleming Bros., of .Pltte-
""'"h jKHirKesemg ruu -or imitations oi
the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
iwuuuwaouou.
dec21 s , "
j JBW LkTERT BTiiLE.
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' If you want flrsclass Carrlagea? PhaetonJfiug-
gies or saaaie Horses, go: to the New Livery
u you want
meet arriving 4 derarHng trains, go to the New
Livery Stable. , -t , . ,
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Ur rmr mni-tn ti-i-wx"- uuiooouuauw vii(!
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1118,28 - B. CHAMBERS ft CO J
MERCHANTS
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aCKiaLDI3SXfCBLiia ClKNSRAUiT.
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Having met with such flattering success In the
Wholesale and Be tall 'Crocker business since I
opened last gvember, and from the fact that I
have received many orders from merchants ta
orth and South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama,
I am confident that my success Is certain. , l,i
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Onto the above facts ! Jhav been compelled
to enlarge my business a hundred per cent i .
I compete with any Northern "Jobbing H mse.?,
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in prices. &c. All my ware I bar directly fr mthe
1 k j ) i U A i I K i .i a A JO, ii
Factories; tnereiore it does not pass tnron sec
ond hands; and I am enabled to sell goods as low
as they can be bought at the NORTH. r b
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PORCELAIN AND GRANITE,
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets we make a Specialty.
We have much of this kind of Goods in stock at
present, and in few days we win have -'
TWENTY-SEVEN VARIETIES OF
DECORATED, CHAMBER TOILET SETS.
Dinner and Tea Sets In nearly the same propor
tion. Our Retail Shelves are complete filled with
the largest and best selection of China, Crockery
and Glassware ever brought to this country.
Much care taken In packing. Circulars and price
list furnished upon application.
Thanking you for past patronage, Ac, I remain;
Respectfully,
JOHN BROOOTELD,
Trade St, near College, under Democrat Office,
:; .-:. . ; Charlotte, N.C
Jan. 22, 1878.
pXisjcjellattejcrtts.
gUBT'S GARDEN SEED.
A large supply of these popular seed,Hust recelv-
a r
Von22-
"".t.to
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0 CASES HOSTETTER'S BITTERS,
100 barrels best Kerosene Oil,
100 ounces Quinine,
50 ounces Morphine,
400 boxes Window Glass.
iwaf, i t, WILSON 4 BUR WELL.
TJSE BURTON'S PECTORAL SYRUP
For your cough.
, Jan23
WILSON ft BUR WELL.
J3RESCRIPTIONS
carefully prepared at
WILSON & BUB WELL'S.
Drugstore.
an22
JfOR A BAD COUGH
Take Burton's Pectoral Syrup.
Jan22
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WELLING HOUSE WANTED.
A flrstclass tenant who is willlmr to nav a liberal
rent wants a good dweiungnouse-wiuo to a rooms
Trade or Tryon street and as near as possible to
the public square, is preferred.
Appiy to o. wniis.uwsa.1.
lanlO f
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E ARE ALWAYS READY
And wfllmg to Bhow goods whether or not you are
reauy to ouy. Ij. u. w justuik a uu.
B FINE WINES,
And rure Liquors, Three Years Old, go
1 ' "'' OCHRANE'S,
, sjtentral Hotel Saloon.
Jh( H E U M A
t rs
M
OB
GOUT
CUTE OR CHRONIC
i ALICYLIC
A
SUBS CUBE. . ,
r t
Manufactured only, under the above Trade-Mark
by the
. , . . EUROPEAN SALICYLIC MEDICINE CO.,
i i
OT PARTS ABS LKTPZIO.
-Immediate , relief warranted. ;JPermanent cure
guaranteed. Now exclusively used by all celebrated
piiysiciaiu.M.nra-aM.)juaerna ecaming a
Staple. Harmless, and Reliable Remedy fin both
continent ,The , Hlgl. M of
Paris report 95 cures out of 100 cases within three
daTS,,-SeoretMrhe only dlasoJverwfitase poisonous
Uric Add which exists In the Blood of Rheumatic
and. Gouty Patiente, $1U)0 box.7 boxes for
So 00. Sent to any address on receintioc nrlce.
Endorsed by phyalelansv.rSold by 1 druggists. Ad
dress WASHBURN K AX).,
novJT j CoImportera! Deiio23amVN. Y.
rm caSh wttt I pubchasx
r TT OPn rinLke. old
bed 26x4
incnes.; wasm use untu
a hew one.
Address' J. C? BAILEY.
Enterprise and
Mountaineer; GreenvlUe,
14 tf
MM.
Hi.HA
xrjv ' f iCENTRAL, HOTEL ALOON , t . i
For Standard Pure Liquors.
' . ' :," --'I'" ' ' -! ! !
PRESCRLPTIONS . : s ' - "
,oecio.-a'Ki r i Jt . iWM.'.i Druggists.
K"HM5J')
JflNE FRENCH BRANDY,
Wines and Whiskies for medical nuruoses. can
aecis Druggists
iiiiTi
r: ;In consequence of the wduct tothe price t
the original eost pi materials, and In, Prder to gite
my patrons the benefit of the reduction from and
after this date Photographs win be taken at my
Gallery at
- REDUCED BATES.
septa?
KM J.H, VANNESa
.7.'Ofr.H
' V
r f. i H .1 J IIKRCHANT TAILOR, ; '-:T '
-Next door to Wilson ft Burwell's drug store, '
CHARLOTTK, S. C
declS
JAMES MURPHYiTT' KIM Ii'
PRACTICAL
Owlng to thft strmgefacy of the times I will la ta-.
jure jwns very cneap. win, mara flne .suits lor
Sift Cassimem' Butts' fflaJ PanU hf mtltR kutia
raies. i guarantee an my work
I July 17. " wuw. r
- - - -
r& M the
uuariuiMl Hotel Will
month. .
1 Jan26 lw
iced" to $15.00 per
rQ
MM
lPow
ioiaoed,7b
editor
PropdetoraJ
JOTICE OF SEIZURE. :
: tr' s. internal'
t3U
Ooneetor's Office. 6th District North
v. ,. ; : efstAmriiio hi r. nMamhi7Hi t una
Seized for violation of United States Internal
Revenue Laws, on Saturday, December 37th, '78:
2 mules and I waeon and harness, one barrel of
whisker, the property oiW. F. Buma. d,u i j -.i ; .
Notice fs hereby elven to the owner or claimants
of the above, described : property to appear before
me at my omee in BiatesTUie, ana mas ciaun
thereto before the xDlratiQn of. thirty days from
date hereof, or the ame will be forfeited to the
unueamaiesai. o 'J. JHuit,
4, o. zomrer f? mMl 's a ;.' 'itvomtsotso
)anl4w oaw -, ' ;';!r
"OTICE OF SEIZURE. .
t d p.-, United States Internal Revenue.
Collector's Office, 6th District North Carolina.
lna, y.i
187&I v
statesvuie, n. v., veoemoer otn, i
Seized tor violation of United States Internal
Revenue;Law8j on Saturday, December 6th, '78:
Ten boxes Tobacco, as the property Of J. F. Fare.
Nottoe is hereby Klven to the owner or claimants
of the above1 described DroDertv to apDear before
me at my office In StatesvUle, and make claim
thereto before the expiration of thirty days from
date hereof, or the same will be forfeited to the
United states. J. J. jautt, ; .
dec254woaw . ' Collector.
NOTICE OF SEIZURE. , , , .,
.isjijijn united States Internal Revenue,
Collector's Offloe. th Collection District N. C.
. StatesvUle, Dec 18th, 187a
Seized for vibiaiion ' of United States Internal
Revenue Laws, on Wednesday. December 18th.
1878: , ; , i. - -
Five boxes Tobacco, the property of T. C Striek
er. ...
Notice Is hereby civen to the owner or claimants
of the above described property to appear before
me at iny office in StatesvUle, and make claim
thereto before the expiration or thirty days from
date hereof, or the same will be forfeited to the
United States,
J J. J. MOTT,
JiG.YocHO, - Collector.
Deputy.
Jan. 16 8t
iIELDBROa,
WH0LS8ALB HQ) EST AIL
GROCERS and DEALERS in COUNTRY PRODUCE
ALSO, PROPRIETORS OF THX
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C
This house has been newly furnished and is kept In
first-class style.
Terms, Per Day 8200
Table Board, Per Month.
16 00
rv-Omnlbus and Carriages at every traln..
HELD BROTHERS, Proprietors
BEN KIMBALL, Clerk.
dec!
'TOP AT THE
BOYDEN HOUSE
Salisbury, N. C
rCS. Bbowi, Proprietor,
RLate of the National Hotel, Raleigh.!
C & Brown, Jr., Chief Clerk; W. O. Shelbum As-
dee 80 , .
gTTJDEBAKER WAGONS.
I am now In receipt of a large lot of the celebra
ted 8TUDEBAEEB WAGONS, all sizes, which
will be sold on reasonable terms.
CALL EARLY,
and supply yourself with the best wagon oat
T. H. GAITHER.
Jan.8-.
'gov gljettt
TjOR RENT,
The two stores In the Grier ft Alexander building
UU liwn NlWh Li, Ml IH M M mil
an26tf
JpOR RENT.
A three
room dwelling house on Sixth street
well and kitchen in yard. Apply to
J. W. WADSWORTH.
Ruction gates.
N0- ' : :
By virtue of the power conferred m mortgage
.made by T. J. Wilkinson and Ijuit h. WiiMnsnn
to the Charlotte Bulldlns and Loan AaaoejaMnn. I
will sell at public auction, a house and lot of land
uv&muK vu HIO a V. UOLUUOU, 111 Square PIU. OOt'
beginning at a stake on the N. C. Railroad and run
ning with said road to L. A. Phillips' comer, thence
with her line 180 feet to a stake, thence parallel
with said railroad 49 feet to J. B. Shannonhouse's
line, thence to the beginning, which is now
claimed subject to said mortgage by E. W. Mellon.
Said property to be sold at the court house door ta
tne city oi linarioae on the 1st Monday In March.
1879, for cash, the amount due the Charlotte
. uuuuing ana ioan Association: pelng 5229.26,
-'i''!Jiv- a eTochbane !
- decl9tds 8ecy sndTreas.
MAXWSLL.
0. F. HARRISON,
Auctioneer.
jyjAXWELL ft HARRISO"
nr.
t AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i
& r i 0
Buy and sell on consignment all kinds of .
; .-5
MERCHANDISE AND COUNTRY PRODUCE;
r tt r", r.4 s
Win give strict personal
attention to all business entrusted to our tare.
it7? iry: v lUi
,'H- t 4 :'J'i .
I
Four doors above Charlotte HoteV
decs.
PAT
Esnecial aftentlnn tn tnn mtatl traa and n
wwua nj wainuuea or tne oest quality. ,
declt
RIVENT1K.
Carolina.
Druggists
aiy ntrsGTL ....LEMOWlf if
W : .1 . . . 7r-. i . . . w. ; . ,. . VFfc.
try ;, r.
E R R Y'S C A B O M E LO
ERR Y ' S 0 A R O M E L Of
The greatest luxury of the
age (50c per pound.) Also
remember that he keeps
the finest assortment of
Candies ever seen in Char
lotte. ErT" Ladles partic
ularly invnea to eau.
V VANILLA.
VANILLA.
XrJ ANILLA.
CHOCOLAT EBB ,
CHOCOLAT g
CHOCOLATf
CHOCOLAT bB.
V ANILLA.
Janl8
rpHE "RISING SUN."
According to the command of Joshua of old, al
though repudiated by the " Jasper Philosophy " of
the new, is now standing still, at the Old Place, on
Trade Street, opposite the Market House, plus
Hornet Fire Engine Hall, where tbe light of reason
Dominates the surrounding atmosphere, which in
vests all things with the glow of Inspiration, and
the world no longer seems
M A fleeting show,
To man's Illusion given,'
Once on a time, in another Hemisphere, "Man's
Illusion" was checkmated and fanaticism stamped
out In the Holy Wan of the Cross vs. the Crescent,
(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 then fanaticism, and the Saracens
drank beer out of their skulls. Since then, fol
lowing the Reformation, in Christian conflicts (so
called,) fifty million more were slain "aa by Di
vine appointment," making probably in all, 100,
000,000 who have victimized themselves to their
faith. Peter the Hermit had nothing to do with
the latter conflicts. He had Peter'd out some time
previous. The present Hermit who runs the
"RISING SUN"
Is pleased to say that he has received his stock
since Christmas, and has now on hand FERRY'S
CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS (warranted to
eome up without the erwetie of your neighbor's
chickens), In addition to his stock of Candles, Nuts
Raisins, Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Molasses, Flour.Lard,
Sardmea, Canned Fruits, Apples and Oranges. In
fact everything kept In a Confectionery and Gro
cery, c. a HOLTON.
Jan 19
Democrat and Home copy.
ml stxtt.
R
EAL ESTATE,
MINING AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY,
For selling and buying Mines, Lands and Houses,
and win
Advertise free of cost, all properties placed In my
hands for sale.
? THOa F. DRAYTON,
declO Charlotte, N-. a
T7
-TO
RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
FOR REN
OR RENT.
10 Boom House, two' blocks from public square,
920 per month.
5 Room House, acre of ground attached, four
blocks from public square, $16 per month.
7 Room House, with 6 acres of land attached,
price J160 per year.
7 Room House, four blocks from public square,
$15 per month.
FOB SALE.
4 Room House, with good lot, prlcejS 1,200.
. 4 Boom House, with good lot, price $700.
.7 5 Room House, with acre and half of land, four
Blocks from public square, price $3,000.
r, jii.iij .. . -
- WANTED.
7 to 10 Room House, near public square.
. 3 to 4 Boom House, near public square.
Call at ' " f-"''' '
DAWSON ft CXP8,
. : a.- J.- '
Old Bank of Mecklenburg Building. .
decl8
JR. A. W. ALEXANDER,
DENTIST
l OFFICE OVER L.R. WRISTON 4 CXyS '.
' DbtoStobb. , -
I Wlt-25 "years v experience I ; guarantee entire
TyiLSON ft BURWELL DRtrMias, r,' , - t
!.' ,BlustWlved.?, .' - .. v , :.
.! I it '.in. I .7: ,. i -
i i '
.I i Gelatine,
r.n i. . . i . . t .
I: t . i i
Corn Starch.
t t': I'i tt r Sherry Wmeji
T:r';.'' !k-'ltavottog Extracts! i.
! .1". All Of the bMt niuiltv nw tatl fAi rr.?
BUTTEBICX'S " 1 1 ' ' ' ' v i -
Ana raaems of Garments for February received
rto. -J this day, tfitili ,.tlwU
1 TIDDY OTHEV i
i janlT
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