North Carolina Newspapers

- . . - - j . 1 .....i.l, .-, . ! 1 . UuA V TUESDAY, APBIL 8, 1879. . STATE SEWS. !: Richmond county'sjiew jail has been finished. Ki..i ji"--- Mr. Benj. White, Siv aged St, died in Wilmington last Friday. i Cotton receipts in Raleigh last week 722 bales ; receipts this year to date, 44 Burglars broke into Mr, Sorrel's store f in Raleigh last Friday night and got a 'watch. Strawberries, i rottte! from Charles ton to New York, are passing through Wilmington. 'y ' Lincoln Progress: Miss Mary With erspoon, of Charlotte, is hersj visiting the Misses Finch. Luther Kiser, a Lincoln county lad, had a leg broken Friday weekjby being caught in a wagon wheel. j The Carolina Central Railroad Com pany is extending its wharfage accom modations at Wilmington. j; The store of Mr. Finlater, of Fayette- Ville, was burned last Thursday night The lde was covered by insurance. . t . The Rev. Daniei-Morelle was to-have r)AHvri a lecture before tli the! Histori- cat and Scientific Society of Wilmirig- ThIb cfcrtibti of fiev BJR Hall, Jbiitldown with rifts laarrridavilght, these consisting )f8eYenty-nfnF"pacfcages in all. Revenue men in Wake lasiWednes day and Friday arrested two moonshin ers, captured one still and destroyed large quantities of mash, beer, sing- v lings, &e. - ' j The Fayetteville Novelty Wood Works, according to the Gazette, em ploy 25 to 30 skilled workmen and sup port 100 persons. They make bedsteads, bureaux, tables, pantry-safes, &c On the eve of the departure of Mrs. V 'A Shrier,'of Wilmington, for Europe, this weekVa grand dress ball, compli meiCT toiler, 'will be given at Ger . mania Hall ! At Friday's session of Wilmington Presbytery a resolution was passed for mally disapproving of the preaching of students for the ministry before their licensure, after considerable discussion. Lincoln-1 Progress: The new mail car just put on this end of the Carolina Cen tral road is a perfect beauty, and was made at the shops of the company. Su perintendent Johnson has an eye to . beauty as well as comfort. Wilmington Sun: Toro Evans quotes the Bible on Goy.'Hubard, and quotes it appositely., '"He that bringeth up ,. bis servant' delicately shall nave him become his child at lengtlu", -Reversing and applying his words about the Bible every event of life hath a line in it for the Reidsrille Times, . Th Roekiagham Spirit of the South invites its readers to swallow this: The little son of Mr. Thos. A. Bobbins, of .( ; - this town, swallowed a wood screw, an inch, and a half long, yesterday morn ; , ,. Ing. The doctor was sent for, but be ' fore his services could be secured the littlefeflow thiey up .the screw. It appears" from the testimony of . Gorbam before the Wallace committee that Hugh Waddell, North Caroli nian, was the only Democrat in tlie de partments who refused to contribute to the Republican campaign "tund. Of course Waddell was " bounced " imme " dlajely.." ; 'yt'H bhn Dayis and Hill 'James, for the murder of flenrv McDuffie. in Bruns- wlcfcitoiiaty, in December lasfc were tried in the Superior Court of that coun ty last week. James was acquitted and Davis .coBvieted- and sentenced to be hanged on? the llih of July next. All the parties are colored, 'The above is ) JeftmedftomttMei WilriinfctJbir&m. Raleigh News: Hon. R. F. Armfield has been notified by the Secretary of War to nominate a cadet for appoint ment at West Point. In order to give all the young men in his district a chance, a competitive examination will he made by Prof. J. Henry Hill, Rev. Mr. Boone and M. F. Freeland, Esq, at such time and place as they may desig ignate. Further notice of when and where the examination will ' be held will be given. - Raleigh Observer, of Saturday : Wyaft Earp, of Johnston county, lost his house, storehouse, stable and barn by fire yes- leraay. coining was saved except a portion of the furniture. In Mark's Creek township, in this county, Frank Ferrell's house and outhouses were burnt to the ground. His little children were saved by. a friend who eame up just in time to save them. Morganton Blade: A. M. Haskin and K. L, Page, both discharged Yankee sol diers, who married in this county, pack ed their knapsacks and marched away : lrom: these parts last week, leaving their wives and children to look out for themselves. Haskin's wife, we hear, has been confined to her bed with rheu matism several months, and is not able to wait on herself much less provide for her five children. Page leaves his wife and three children destitute. The Monroe Express says that Mr. C. H. Austin, of Union county, has been eating Irish potatoes, of this year's growth, for two weeks. - Last fall , he "put nil potatoes away in a rather damp ' cellafyand to better protect them threw a little, loose dirt over them; directly . .after Christmas the potatoes, commenc ed Sprouting and growing, those which ' f were gathered maturing on top of , the loose dirt They were as tender and - sweet-aa-itthey had been planted in the This little specimen of personal jour nalism from the Blue Ridge Blade: Our better-half concluded to raise iriIM 8uPPlying the .emu jieu e me nest witn eight u yuns ones, but our pet wig had a taste lorcmcKena. we were caUed into the - back-yard to find our helrwrnRt and ihl t r 'jirtrfiaAffrfianftTPifii ti ihTiT" .I r'h5iTr7aTi forts to climb. He had eatf& an ' fit ' tie chickens and was then vSuiv tvtr iil 4 h-'p? ' w- tnenrey.for the TilulZ ' 'ilJiU;;'- jwueiga uoserver, 5tn: uen. Leach ar ii i o . nvedfrom Wnshington 'last evenine '""D '"t were veryimuh pleased to see and rtn-to lAJuthat, the) dispatches from Washington regarding ' his acci - dent were inaccurate and exaggerated: jub i rii mi iiinwrin wnq jor-a-tew-davs surierea acuwiy, out it has ceased to aDOUi moeing on nisreet. He s mic un n is rear, hduvi that the Democrats will bass 4r4rii that has now become the fulcrum of - . . . ill.. . mi. a . t . r Hrt flS'TO ye- litrtiiLanthen whv thl' i 1 1 if l V , '? wica wny ane lresident must yieitt. .... ne must bend or beg. . Justice" writes as folIoVs ; In" thA Raleigh News ; Wake is a very consid- i,d leiwla county. a nare are ninety-four U-. nntie in North Carolina.f. Wake bavs one dollar in every nineteen of the tax es paid into the State, treasury, and . :cr:t3 notfar"shbrtj)f one, twentieth, of . - 'tiia tmiro hums ui mo oww i uiie fcaahrt r- ..senator out or nftv. and v four mt..-vrs out of 120 in the lower house. It is probable that in the next apportionment Wake.wiU get two; Sen ators. Wake; county bays as State tax es as much as the fifteen wester-most .nnnfi. nf fhfl state all nut together. ' Those fifteen counties have four Sena- tOrS Anu seYenvy-uvo weiuwio. A Lincoln county cat is pursing"; three young squirrels. v . , ' " Mrs. Henry Mayfield, of Morganton, nas Deen siricsen wiui ptuiuj-om. It is ' stated that ex-Congressman Brogden will start a Republican paper, at Goldsboro. . . , : Mr. F. L. Lingleof Union county, says that one day last week he killed four wild turkeys at one shot. f!ant.'f. T. Endv 'a well-known and ...... highly respected citizen of Lincolnton, died on the 3d, in the forty-second year Tisu" 01 n,SJ But for the timely discovery of the flames, the residence or Mr. it. v . Houston, of Monroe, would have been burned last Monday night. Mr. J. F. Austin, who left Monroe in the spring of 1878, for the purpose of making his home in Mitchell county, died On the 18th of February. The proprietors of the Glen Alpine Springs have secured the services of Dr. John Hey Williams, of Philadel phia, as resident physician at that wa tering place. '; n The Exnress siivs Gov. Vancehas signified his willingness to deliver, his : address, "The Scattered NatMrt," In ! Mnnrnfi some iiuie uua vtsu, iui mo hfttinfitof he J-resbytei1ah, church. ur"r at Newton became very interesting, ac cording to the Enterprise, rwhen an old colered aunty, a witness, yoked the jus tice around the neck to show how the principals had pummeled each other. . The concert by the band and others, at Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus county, last week, wasiven under the direction of Prof. Neave and not Mann, as printed in this column Sunday. Prof. Neave, who is one of the most accomplished comet players in the country, has been instructing the Mt Pleasant band. Elizabeth City Carolinian: Judge Avery insisted that it was, and is the duty of the county commissioners to build a court house, to furnish proptr accommodations tor the courts and county officers, and security for the countv records. He instructed the grand' jury to indict them for these omissions. Piedmont Press: Misses Lucy Jur ney and Lelia Robey recently establish ed" and now have charge of a very promising school at Davidson College. Miss Juvney is from Iredell county and has had several years experience at teaching as principal of a high school at Mount Airy: Miss Lelia Robevw, has charge of the musical department, is a voting lady of line musical talent. She was teacher of music for several sessions at Davenport College. s Enfield (N. C.) special of the 5th to the Richmond Dispatch : The residence of J. E. O'Hara, colored, Republican candidate for Congress in this district, and the contestant lor Tlon. Mr. Kitch en's seat in the Forty-sixth Congress, on the suburb's of this town, w;s "total ly destroyed by fire to-day at noon, to- f;ether with his furniture, valuable li rary, &c. His wife barely escaped with her life. The loss is insinuated at $3,500. (f'ause a delVe-Uve tine. S'o insurance. Monroe tjsxprtss . veanesuaj iuom i;ig last, Mr. Jas Eclwaiils, a respecta ble citizen of Anson county, who lives about four miles from Olive .Branch, in this coanty, made an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide, but cutting his throat. The deed was done with a small pocket-knife, and although the jugular vein was not severed, still a wound was inflicted from which he came near bleeding to death. Mr. Ed wards has been somewhat deranged for several weeks, and once before' made an attempt to take his lite. A Sampson county correspondent of the Wilmington Sun writes of the death, in that county, on the 27th ult of Mrs. Martha Spell, and that it is the general belief that she was poisoned by her husband. Mi's. Spelt was sick and her husband went to a doctor, who pre- scnueu pins ui a cei utin sort ror ner, Reaching home he gave his wife a li quid, telling her the quantity the doc tor had prescribed, as a dose, and kh&i swaiioweu it as directed. itteen trtui utes after swallowing, it she was a corpse. The above facts, -.along with other suspicious circumstances, being reported, to the coroner, hasumraoned a jury.who assembled at the late resi dence of the deceased -Monday morning last, and rendered a verdict that " Mrs. Martha Spell came tocher' death from the effects rof oisoiJt swallowed at the instance of Jieiv husband, W. T. Spell, and her death ' was premeditated, or words to that effect. Spell was present when the investigation began, but see ing the evidences of his guilt rapidly accumulating, he fled, and has not yet been apprehended. The stomach of the dead woman has been sent to Professor Redd, at the University, for an analysis of its contents. It is believed that his investigation will reveal, the presence of strychnine. North Carolina Matters in Congress. p'rom tbe Record of the 4th. j By Mr. Steele: Resolution of the Leg islature of North Carolina, favoring an anDroDriation for the imtirnvpmpnr. vf Cape Fear river, the making of Fayette- vuie, xNorui Carolina, a port or. entrv, and the making of the navigation of Cape Fear river free to the committee on commerce, when appointed Also, resolution or the .Legislature of North Carolina, favoring an appropria tion iorine improvement or Waccamaw river to the same , committee, when aDDointed. Also, resolution of the Legislature of .worm Carolina, lavoring an appropria tion sufficient to clear out and deepen Currituck, Croaton. and Pamlico sounds and Neuse and Newport rivers to the same committee, when: appointed. aibo; resolutions or the legislature. oi JNonn Carolina, relative to the lm provement of the rivers of said State to the same committee, when appoint ed. Also, resolution of the Lecisliitfir? of rw. wirouiia, iavormg ine esiapnsn- menu dv xne general government ot in the South, one for L tpe education of colored youths free of 1 vnarge,. ana mat $i,ooo,ooq pe appropri- atedfor the establishment of each uni. versity-to tlie.ettedttcation and laoor. wheh antiointed. 1 Also resolution thftiekslathife of JN orth Carolina, f avoririC an annroDri a- tion to make Lumber river navigable to the committee on commerce, when appointed. - ' " "Jt'i:.:i .The owners of the. wte of thtv ;M reoklXieatje,lwhjtfhwas destroyed uynrem jjecemoer, ww, witn great loss oi me, nave at last deemed to re build, and plans have been.dxawn for a structure to;xt -6ioo,ooa th numet T nrovlsinTiif r tfm sater of the au- dience in case of fire. The old edifice' with the land, cost $197,000. j . Two herdsmen, quarreled on- a N"e DrasKa nrairle. and nach threatfinAd , fn kill the other. , Neither was armed, but there was a crun in , their hut a mile away oth started for the weapon and it was a race foi lifeforihe manwho; got it was certain to shoot his Coman : ion. They had several fights on the wayl and were bruised and exhausted when they neared the goal: but they ran with desneratiofl, and kept abreast until close to tne nouse. men one tripped ang fell, giving the other the . lead.' - The victor dashed into the building, pulled the gun down from its hooks, and trier viicsaijr uiuiueieu ma lauen ioe. INTRODUCED, I860. i A TORPID la the (rotfol source of many q, promi ' ' nent among which ar -ji l tfr.ii DYSPEPSIA. SICK-HEADACHE, COSTWEMSSri 4 DYSENTERY. BILIOUS FEVSR, AGUE AN0EVR,1 JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM- ! A PLAINT. COLIC. ETC. ' -tH 1i;vtH SYMPTOMS OF ASftiri TORPID LIVER, ZjOm of Appetite and Tfauaea, the pqweUtili sjoooetave, but aometimea alternate ; Twritli i i looaenesa, Fain in the Head, accompanied s ! with a Dull aenaation in the back part.Fain In the risht aide and under the ahoulder- blade, fullneaa after eating, with . dia& clination to exertion of body or mind, XfTi- hflftrv of famnwr. Iiow arrtrtta. ' memorr.withafealingof IbAviotneidbepSi ttl'H aome duty, uenerai weanneaa; iawwwt ) ; Fluttering at the Heart. Dota before- the eyea, Yellow Skin, Headache generally -j over the right eye, Beatleaaneaa at night I with fitful dreama, hlgMyooIoredUrlneZ;1 IF THESE WAKNINQS ABE XnfHZEUSDi SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVaOPED.- 'f TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted to auctt' i cases, a single dose effects n uch a change of feeling as; to astonish the sufferer. VI. ..w mmm TUTT'S PILLS JlV: avre campoandad from anbatances that are free from any propertie that canioJnre ' the moat delicate organizatio.' They, Search, Clean e, Purify, and InTigerate . the entire Syatana. By relieving the ea- gorged Liter, they cleanae the blood ' from poisonous humora, and thna Impart ! health and Titallty to tbe body, causing , tbe bowela to act naturally, wlthaut , which ne one can feel well. A Noted Divine says :; ) Dr. TDTT: Dear Sir: Tot tan years I hT basa , a aisrtyr to .Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles: Xsst Spring- your Pills were recommended to me v I ased: 1 tam ( bnt with little faith. I am now a well man, ,Te good appetite, digestion perfect, regular stools, piles gone, and I haye gained forty pounds solid flesh. ' Bxr. R. I BIMPSOJi , Jjoiinmlle, Ky. TUTT'S PILLS. iftTf 'HrSt effetn ti5BCreaseTlio"Appetlte. ansLoaasataaaody'to Take on Flesh, thus the btSmh isTloirtshed, and by their Tonic Ac tion on the Digestive Organs, Regular Ktaola are Drodaosd. I -1 :i " DR. Ji F, OF NEW YORK. SAYS:-. "Few diseases exist that cannot be reliered by re etoring the liver to- its aormal functions, and for this purpose no remedy has erer been invented that bas as happy an eSeot as TUTT'S PILLS." SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Office 33 Murray Street, New Yerlcy tr Dr. TOTTS MANUAL of Valuable Ihfbr. nation and Useful Receipts " will be mailed res on application. 'S HAIR DYE. Gxat Haxa oa Whibkabs changed to a Gto - Black by a aisgle applieatiori of tW lrx- , It nartu a Natnral Color, acta Instantaneous!, an Gtbaar ' and is .as Harmless a. spring water, SoWlby OruggnM, jiasnt by exnress on receipt 01 91. Office, 35 Murray St.; New York. wornTSpecific OR YERMI'FUGE. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. THE countenance is,pale and lead--fcdothottasitnil flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the, eyes become dull; the pupiU , dilate ; an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye-lid ; the nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds ; a swelling of the upper lip ; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears ; an unusual secretion of saliva ; slimy or furred tongue : breath very foul, particularly in the morning ; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stomach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting pains in the stomach ; occasional nausea and vom- iting; .violent .pains throughout the .-abdomen ; bowers irregular, at times costive; stools slimy, not unfrequent ly tinged with blood ; belly swollen and hard ; urine turbid ; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompa nied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy and dis turbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth ; temper variable, but generally irritable, &c. . Whenever the above symptoms' ' are found to exist, DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form ; it is an innocent prepa ration , not capable of doing the slightest injury to the most tender infant. The genuine Dr. McLane's Ver mifuge bears the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming Bros, on the wrapper. :o: DR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS I are not recommended; as, at temedy "for alf the ills" that 'flesh Ts heir to," but in affections of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head ache, or diseases of that character, they 1 stabd without i rifal. ! f 4 ' ' A . - -. it r . v z AGUE AND FEVER? ! ; n No i better cathartic fcan bij used prepar atory, to, : or after taking Quinine. As a simple purgative - they are un ";.;eciuale'j,,'"''.'";,. . "V,-, ' '!" BEWAllE OF IMITATIONS. ' iThii geriuihtS are neve sugar coated. ! Ejich bo has a ted waseal on the lid, with the impression Dr JIcLane's Eaeb wratJpetea-theignatures of iC-McLANK arad iFi-BMiNa Bros. ( J insist; .upon navjng. jn.egeTiuine ur. , ,C; McLane's "JiiyER Vfrtsi; prppared by Fleming -Bros.r f -Pittsburgh, Pa.','the . Irtarket being' fulls Ofe imttatif ns of the name M cLanet, spelled differently but tf i same prpnuBciation.. ,T f tl J:i LASNE, -Ui-tevj" !- : vitu ' f., u-v 2v?.,-rij Jftom Parte, France, sl ' WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, GELDZB and SILv r r YKB MiATEB. jTraWslCopposIli himJttQm: 1 .Storits-y.. EverVroil of repairs made at once at half prioeJ id warranted one year. Every kind of Jewelry or And i Bronze Gilding, Coloring. Silver-plating and Gal vanizing made at short notice and: equally- as good anew. Work done forthe trade at low prices. . 2$T Apprentice wanted; withJpremlum and good references. -., -- s , " Bepftlred' trorfc uncalled fortnn ;e aoia at mt AvnlraMnn nt ,av mn,A. nkrmt at mnfUTfi. VI TVI71J9 MWVMVMMW V, WW" ' IF , smt1K . n i-i i . .v --Ji LIVER UXrJa SXdTINQ- BOOK. -20.000 " . ;jTb.e 4Wnd ldTetitues';.apd.i,.TP1s, !of STANLEYrSIAFEICA This only aathetiUc and (Soprrigbied!: cheap edition Is selling faster thaa any other book lq America. agents WANTED.: For "fall particulars and t terms address HUBBARD BB08.;,Hubs:,-Phlladel; CHEAPEST CHEAPEST; 1 ..... BBqiHoD WMl.i f?U. f.j, 00.0 1 a auueru Ziinoisu Buwunf" ,ii'rczl . . fwi iarra'h 17 8276 Ne American 'Books AT W&Viiivi. ll'4,T4s 6Boon-band tJoass-aii a ,ua4t:o j Beeicmti kL, nea SebstWHe. Ne' STOrk. lilll! lit: Panuin's MwrnHvA Tnis make new Biolv Blood. ad wiU(miiteU!hiUiae.ttie Jjlood tatlw entli; system in three moataa. Any JP?8"". "'v n"" ; nruk ftin mtntf nlihf rii T to- ii Weeka mil7 DO f6- atored to snundlialtW.:auch ttthkie bejjgsMblej Sent by mail tpr 8 lette; . pwuips. ' mipvjs lame back: EOllOrS BLASTER io W lmind MF-MnrhWM'nf' the fjaak. Rheuma- itism and all focal arws and pains, the best reme dy kitowiL It was invented to overcome tne siow aetlon of the ordinury Poro.ua Plasters. It jelleves .pain atdnce, Sntirihil and' cofes where other plasters will Sot evert ! 'feller; wild everywiiere Htty sPrugglsts, price 25 cents., ,1c ihou 'mi 1 i ! T T?QB SALE. - ' , . ; r. .-. - ' ." i. ... Xhe Bourgeoipe an Minion type on whtdh this paper was lately printed, it was made Dy tne oia Johnson type foundry, of Philadelphia, and. -wan not discarded ueeause no longer nt lor use, but on ly, because it became necessary to . use a different swieortype. ltj.wiu ao gooa .service ior severat years to, come.' It will be sold In lots to sul pi ur- enasers, ana ui ioqis ot au 10 i.uuuios, wuu without aases. Address , OBSERVER, oct5 " Charlotte. N. C, or A beautiful Rifle Gun. made, by Lamb &S0n, Jamestown, N. U. For particulars and price, apply tO 1 CHAJ. K. JONKS, mar9 dw tf Observer Oflice. ELL IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. 'Any person desiring to purchase a well improved City Lot, House with nine rooms, and modem con venienees, fine well of water, brick kitchen, within five minutes walk of the public square, can be ac commodated by applying at dec!8 V THIS OFFICE. $200 IN CASH WILL. PURCHASE ' L Power Mating Press, Guernsey make, old style, Blze of bad 26x40 inches. . Was in use until replaced by anew one Address i. C. .BAILEY, editor Enterprise and Mountaineer, Greenville, HoUtf OtlCE OF1 SEIZCHE. tJ. S. INTERNAL ftEVENVE, ) CoUector's Office, Otk District North Carolina, Btatesvule, N. C, April 3d, 1879. ) , f ; Seized forvloiOon of Internal Revenue Laws, OR April 24, 187 TW Mules. One Wagon and Harness and 24 boxes Manufactured. Tobacco, tbe property of T. M..MorrJs. Notioa is herebv slveri to the owner or claimants of tbe. above described property, to appear before thereto before the expiration of thirty days from date bereaf, or the same will be forfeited to the United, states. . ,. J. J. wit, Collector. 1 Deputy. apr49tm30dys 1 TOTICK OF SEIZDBK U. 8i INTERNAL REVENUE, Collector's Office, 6th District North Carolina, ia, m swesvuie . v., Apru ana, i i v. ftAtM.fl. for Eolation of Internal Revenue Laws. f hn Arirfi lRtTXlQr Aboxes Tobacco, owner un known; 4 boxes TODacco, me propenyoi js. ros ter; 2,000 Cigars, the property oi K. M. uaouey; one half barrel of Whiskey, owner unknown. Notice Is hereby given to the owner or claimants of tbe above described property to appear before me at my office in statesvuie, and mane ciaim thereto before the expiration of thirty days from date hereof, or the same- will be forfeited to the United States. d. j. muii, J. G. Yoime, twiiector. Deputy. apr2 St ln30dys SWEET POTATOES, Received from Eastern North Carolina to-day 100 BUSHELS OF THE EASTERN YAM POTATO And am expecting more to-morrow At S. M. HOWELL'S. March 27, AROMATIC AMMIffiYC TEETH. GUMSBREATH NO MORE HS UM A T I S OR GOUT) ACUTE OB CHRONIC ALICTLIC A SURE CUBE. Manufactured only under the above Trade-Jiars by the EUROPEAN SALICYLIC MEDICINE CO., OF PABIS AND LEIPZIG. immintA lttiinf nmrRuited. Permanent cure . it guaranteed. Now exclusively used by all celebrated nhvsirtans of EuroDO and America, becoming a Rftllahle Remedv on both mrf ftumbL t The Hlizhest Medical Academy of Tnri TBnrrtUK muiea oiu-oi iuu cases W1UUI1 UIIW Hiro rrfT'h.fii.iiissolver of the bolsonous , Uric Add wflicn exissa an me xuuuu vj. nucumouv id ieutvPMent a&i.uu a box, o wbw :7rVciA fti hnvftsMn,a9 on reneint .of mice. Endorsed bv nhysicians. Sold by all druggists. Ad.- inn uciiv w wlu -- . . Hti WA.SHBUKnii OL IJU.. nov7 Only importers' uepou ao tuu-sn., a. For sale by J. H. mcadji;n, uruggisis, f h 1 81 v. Charlottei . C.r : til T YOU wfSH. to ''engage ; if. 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Al though the progress of ' the magazine has been a steady advance, it has' not reached its editor's ideas of best, 'Because , ber ideal . continually outruns it, ana tne nagajane as swyux louowa aiier. xo-aay Iff Nicholas stands fi-ftf y iurt li nr. r Tb arrangements 1 for literary add art contribu tions fur the new volume the alith are comnlete. '.drawllig from already favorite soui-ces. 'as well as front promising new-ohei ' Mr. i'rank R. Stocks ton s now senatsmry iorooys, VV'IH ran; through. the . tvelve monthly parts, be glunliitf.with the number; for November, 1878. the first of the voitime.-rand will be Illustrated by Jas. E. Kelly.' The'Story ls one of travel and adventure to Florida and the Bahamas. 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SLEEPING CARS V.TTHOUT CHANGE' Run both ways on Trains Nos. 1 and 2. between New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greeustjoro and Charlotte, and both ways on Trains Nos. 3 ana 4 between New York and Savannah via Richmond. Charlotte and Augusta. , Tl.rniio-h Ttnkaha An oala of Cuinchnn) Rjlleik'tl. Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte, and at all DrinclDal Doints South. South-west. West, North and East For Emigrant rates to points in Arkan sas and Texas, address J. R. MACMURDO. Gen. Passenger Agent. nov20 Richmond va. QHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA RAILROAD. AND AUGUSTA Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta R. COLCKBIA, S. C, Dec. 2i, lhfP nn inrl aft at Simiiau Tton OQth. 1878. the fol lowing Dasseneer schedule will be run over this road, (Washington time,): NIGHT EXPRESS. Going South. No. 1. T -1 l!rt 1 00 A. MA , V . . .V ..V , .... Arrive ijoiumoia, Leave Columbia Arrive Augusta B 00 a-" . 6 06 a. .10 00 a. Going North, No. 2. Leave Augusta Arrive Columbia Leave Columbia, Arrive Charlotte, DAY PASSENGER. Going South. No. 3. Leave Charlotte. 5 lOOOr-X-3 10M- 11 21 A. . 4 10 F. . 4 15 r . 8 30 r.- . ft 03A. . 1 20 if- . 1 30 P . tt 30F. Arrive1 Columbia t.V. Leave Columbia .V. i . A . . u .-. Arrive Augusta.. , . , Going North, No. 4 Leave Augusta. . Arrive Columbia Leave Columbia. 'Arrive Charlotte, i : A i ThAUlfrafn stAti sinlv fit Fort Mill. Bock Hill. m . . - ... J .7 T.AM7lll0. Bate"- burg, Bidge Springs, Johston,Trentonand Gnuu vllle. AlII other stations will be recognized as nas stations. - ,,;, Pultman Palacy sleeping d;,oon en . Nos.. 1 and 2, Greensboro to Augusta; also on Nos; 3 and 4; Hew York to Savannah, via moad & Georgia Central Railroad. t JZ rfTa.T.D. KLINE, Superintendent jHpiMACMi7RDOG..,Aent . ec29 F. C. MUNZLER, any part of the city free of charge at ONE i LAR PER DOZEN. - Lager Beer is fcealthr and an excellent appe and recommended by all good physicians to ir sons In delicate health. AU orders left at Jhn Vogel's tailor shop wll roive prompt attention. mar4 ' ' . I No. 7. iiiiiir ex. Sun.