ifiSfllSGTOJf-TOWCSr
.gtrititttin ?nifl,gitijaiM0-
ST i. i IT
i..' a l'l '. r-.j: Jl
-1 U Li siite jnsw& J 1 .Li I
... i
The Salisbury literary cIud das ad-
.its . -w- - - -
J2urnea over jum. i
Thus far tblfiW8easoiia-z54d
Thus far tMa!easona-54idoir badges
have been sold in Wilmington.
Hon. J. M. Leach was admitted, into
the Presbyterian church Otf .Lexington
last Sabbath. j
A citizen of Rowan some nights ago
t A. 1 l Iasbaw ftlAtTAtt A'nAO.
form
rrkn rrl.Wol- hnm' in rvnairlttl-ol - fair
throughot ;C1& JCerejaniMeO,
while the corn prospects zxt Quite good
The Salem Press is informed that at'
Yadkin College commencement -there,
" were eight barbecues arid fiVid ,6Meb-,.
1.1 1- A ; 1 '
L1UI1CI y Btiiuui). ; v
-' ! L The ' -Dhvsicians of Iredell are called
to meet tit Statesville on j the' 28tlr inst.
forTthe purpose jof forming a county
Wfrl hf health. ' '-
,. JMr. Peter Waggoner, a. highly respect-1
flu. citizen oi oaiem, uieu ui wuisump-
tfcntastSnJatj lnd iras buried with
ias6pio honors JLonjfey X J $ 1
The Kev. Dr. McDonald, of Rich
mond, Va., has declined the presidency
of Wake Forest College, tendered htm
by the trustees last Tuesday.
The Asheville Citizen sms jthatat
present, corn is scarce in Macon at $1
per bushel, while it is plentiful in Cher
okee at 50 cents and in Clay at 75 cents.
A tVta lata nATnmonnomDnf rf iho
Dug lavv iu iu hi ViiiviiL ii u v. n i vi
r IJast .Tennessee Wesleyan University
at Athens," the degree iof Doctor of
r in A T r T T
ijil WS was comen'cu hjjvh xxuii. o. j.
Henry, of Asheville.
Mt, Airy Visitor : A colored family
named Bryaift, ,of Long Creek, this
State, recently discovered a bee tree, and
partaking of the wild honey, were pois
oned. Several members of the family
died.
The turnpike between Asheville and
the Warm Springs has been turned over
to the Western North Carolina Rail
road, and it will probabfy be .worked
by the convicts in ' the 'serVice of that
company.
Mb Airy Visitor; Qeorge Griggs,
"wild IrVeu with his mother at Mrs. Mar
garet jHaynes', a few miles, from this
place, was bitten on the hand by a moc
casin snake on Friday, May 30th, and
died early on Tuesday morning follow
ing. James B. Yellowly, Esq.; a lawyer of
pi-ominence in Mississippi, and a dis
tinguished member of the Mississippi
Legislature, has returned to North Car
olina, his native State, with his family,
to make his residence in Greenville,
Pitt county.
The Asheville Citizen says that as a
general thing, the apple crop through
out Western North Carolina, was al
most wholly destroyed by the severe
frosts in the early portion of May. In
some localities there will be a fair orop,
but to a very large extent the crop was
ruined,
Thevote on the looal option question
in Salisbury stood: prohibition, 139 ; li
cense, 356; majority for license, 217.
About half the vote of the township
was polled. The Watchman says the
result was not altogether unexpected,
and that only 15 or 16 colored men vo
ted for prohibition.
Winston Sentinel - Tho
. w "V ViVltiVIlO ui
South Fork townshiy are circulating a
election. in batlpwnsbip 'onthmes-
thatii '&.pithiji
, A correspondent of the Sal
Watchman says a negro was killed on
the plantation of Capt. Frank Smith,-
uear juinwooa, uaviason county, Wed-
ueaut. iic was inrown irom his mule
and caught bv t.hp fnnt. irJ"iiQ
... r- - v ' " in "V piUTl"
gears and dragged a considerable dis-
fin . XT A n A -m. I 1
-",'Li"rL ., crjr isuorx iime.;
J The Winston Sentinel says that last
tSrff1? V year oia cnna of Sher
iff Estes, of ; Stokes county, was fonnd
; drownedin a tub of water. The water
- was ieit in ine rear yara of the sheriffs
x residence, and lt ls thought that the
babe, being unattended, was attracted
to it; and while amusing itself, lost its
fj balance and fell in.
g The Sentinel says two men, calling
g themselves Stevens fand Staley lyini
tftifocation f f f pnotogrxiphrtl? fiavS
g befrrl Ttf Wrhstbn4or ifSmTind
had run tip aboard bill of considerable
S mo?nt at Mrs. Hardie's, and on last
q Sunday night thev picked up their bag-
!l S? S2d sklPPf Mr - If. followed
m heir baggage and seized it.
mi.- at l .n . .
v piatesTiue American reproduces
Sfrom fbiChidat.fiffthS
prnnm v ntiW. Tiiin iTM
i Vr , " T. . . v--iXT5CU.ll SOU t)I
IMntoirollegedTiowpastorof a
j .v.i v.uHVi ui xHewarK, JN. J.
.r'?11' 1Mtoi for the ben
efit of the Avery Guards, replenished
ther exchequer to Uie amount of 38.
The tfftwte says tins company has elect
ed Rev. R. B. Anderson, as chaplain, Br.
Ii. C. Pearson, surgeon, and the follow
ing named gentlemen as honorary mem
bers; Gen. R. F. Hoke, Col. sf McD
Tate, and Capts. E, W. Ward and G P
it?rwm..
-Raleigh Observer: We understand
there is to be on exhibition at the
SalC2un cenrihwi a beauti
tul silver cased perfume bottle, the
property of Mrs, Fr. 0. L. Ellis, of
rankhn, which has been in the family
for years, said to have been given by
Ma!T i?ueen of S008 to one of her
SEtJ6 nigllbefore her execution.
It is the same which excited comment
years ago, from its being mentioned in
0? MCKnA
ry, near John's river, in this countv
made an attempt to commit Sde
It seems that for the past week or
more his mind has been affected, owig
principally to pecuniary ernbartasl
mounted a ladder which he hadplaced
against the house the eveningSePvS
,and ascended to the top of thehouse
, he then knelt and prayed, after v?S
: Sthjewfchimself wittT considerable
r-SKSJ???-'- He fell 7Z
pgncrnr in 11 is iifii iiirimr; cievcn u wo'
fMvirfefvajtheirittniInd fbpftira
wlirsbOrfbe reafl.f
, . .v. T c -n severe gasn Inar.
over the temple .Atast accounts he
Counsel of the negro McCorkie! who
CiAtfd of mHder at the recent
, term "of Alexander court, and sen
: tenced jto rbe hanged on the 15th of
August, did not appeal to the Supreme
- lLV?0!d??ground
"Pli""Ju, s ine nrst instance
1 ; H- baIlsbury Watchman, saya- the
I fendant, McCorkle, at his. own re
quest was permitted to address the
. A t30 11.
' COnrtL '.urn tori, ha rlM rVii. nl, 4.
f iT . vr. i . . rt1'. n oiiuii time.
e.
airectiy deny his rruilt reviewed and
.complained of some of the - evidence
against him; and that his life was beinff
Army mii&ajourf
It hW1
special WSpadfftJBaftlmdreSuiLlF'
rninpnt Soiithfirn "Renuhlicajia. whn arfi !
I very imxioos for tnOmlnitiori (p Gen
uranr. express reas aisguiacweJBan
ner in which-uie.c euerajrpauronage in
manipdttmdacy isfiMng.rworked up in
theTnost open ancr"unt)l dshm g manner,
ana itomciainatronagenas never dc
tore Deeqj prosiituteoo suon an, e:
f jAnpiijoinember cfiaej flow
hks hiding iJlterieiMl th
dent since the new. - army . bill, was re
poi-ted;said this ' af ternbotf 'that'Ih his"
opinion the FresideAt wAfli'ditrA that
ilLMd another Hfetnbe'r "whblsOft
lamiliatermrwithlihfe Attorney Gen-
judicial bilh'ii i awdwl bk s-ioiJ u:
appropriation tui;antf made numerous
amendments, xc is saia mat one or iwo
members of this committee are anxious
to nroixaCT me session, aim wui uime-
early adjdurnmeftt. ealegrj RindaflJ
-saidHhw afternoon thav if the -Sen ate
committee on appropriations were so
disposed there need be no difficulty in
adjourning by Saturday night. 7h 'i: ''""
ClQirntiol rrtrtio Cart of nra an1 a tlfr7iY
moreVieesentative iWilljat the end of
Bnia-weeitioiiowitneFeKampievao gener
ally set, ana leave vvasnington not to
return till next December.
ITEMS FROM SAI.ISRITRY.
1
i
fCorresDondence of The Observer. 1
The prisoners confined in Rowan jail,
attempt to escape on Sunday night last.
Their succeeded m getting ofit of ther
cells, ana tne jailer found them air In
the passage next morning, whence thev
had been unable to escape. Among
inem was ietnei, accusea or wite-pois-PSSbur?
aiia No.i!i MLhed
t.hfi mnsio af-, TCfiwtnn "Vnrllrin anr Tin.
yidsonjOollege conmeneemeiits Uiis sea?
son, andr under r the iristrudtioh f -that
prince oi uana-masiers, vv . xi. iN eave,
bids fair to nernetuato Iho fam nf thn
old Salisbuiy Band No 1.
iHE ubserveb was in error in stat
ing in last Thursdav'a issup. that thp.
Western North Carolina Railroad did
not run .sleeping cars, as an elegant
sleeper is now attached-to both the
night trains. The new schedule, how
ever, is a very inconvenient one.
an, .rieu nas. Eisner, oi itowan,
who recently nhtainpd linpnsp. to nrao.
tice law, is a son of the late Col. Chas.
F. Fisher, who fell at Manassas, and a
grandson on the paternal side of the
Hon. Chas, Fisher, who so long and so
ably represented his district in the na
tional Congress, and on the maternal
side is a grandson of that eminent ju
rist, the late, Judge David F. Caldwell,
Fine timber there for making a man.
The wheat crop now being harvested
is onft nf t.hft flnpsr. frr uoaro anrl tVio
- - " J VlltUf 111111 I t 11
outlook for corn and cotton is excellent.
There will be an increased acreage this
year in tobacco, too.
SOUTH CAROLINA ITEMS.
Judge Mackev will
deliver the
Lancaster C.
St.
H.
John's Day address at
The railroad folks are nnw oh n rcn n or
$20 per bale on cotton shinned from
Winnsboro to Columbia.
'Senator Butler has paired for the ses
sion With Senator Plumb, of Kansas,
and js athis home to, Edgefield.
, Tvvcryoung-"men: selling y pinchbeck
jewdfysare traveling throngh South
Carolma,nlIingr the nativesurd skip
ping board bills. J a -
'. TThe- laborei-s employexl by Uie Don
tractors of the village of Union are on
a strike :for an increase of ages and
the ten hour system. .
Charleston News and Courier, 12th
?iIhy-HWtable young'
lady" of -abo'ttfl7 y eai-s of age, was out
rageously insulted bygone of the white
members of the police force yesterday
afternoon. She says that while she was
passing the corner of Pitt and Went
worth streets,-a policeman, apparently
under the influence of liquorliccosted
her hi .insulting IKygutige, andnpon her
rebukuig jiniiihe charged herewith be
ing drunk, and threatened to take her to
the station-house if : she said ja word.
YeiS nrncb -terrified at the conduct of
man the -'yeung )Mj tried to get
away, but the policeman "followed her
repeating his ;insOlls, up to a phort dis-
. r y.. i-t fiiviiKV in iinson, near
Society street. Being very badly fright-
enec iaifis.MUjieyjdra . ot bave the
X)refencftofinindiira ti
pohcoman s nnmberrbut the force will
- V Anaifffective
: . wuiuj,u Miaii ana expe
himiwithont delay. ; H 1
1 .' ii "
iiieirorri-KellOg-cofftest before
tTI101663 and elec
tions itmpofanly suspended to await'
the arrival of Kellogg's tail swearers.
It is perhaps too much to expect that
v . 1-.. uuuiowva wii yrouace any more
aCCOmnlishftfl nerin POM t 11 (1 ii V 1 1 11
. , ,jt fn.juivia nmu muse ouur-
iora nrougnt on. While wo,-tin.
u 1 wiumiixee miormally talked
aoout taking ud the Tnoraiia h
case. Saulsburv. Kern
Joailev wanted tn cm ,,jh, i .
, f " fm tuts lJlveS-
tlgation. Ren TTill Von n
.TO. r " ' : Cameron.
of Wisconsin, and Hoar said there did
"."v vpccti iu ue enougn m the ease to
warrant an invpsr.icrnHrm Tkia,i
d ue, ana as ingalls himself is the odd
uxcuiuei ui me committee and does not
seem to annreRiafn the
iiwi vi i aii uuii
scious innocence should prompt him to
break the t o hv Hpmnn-Hn t""Arr
i. . , J -"""mmg ail 111VCSU-
gation. the case s hvpI kTk -.."j
jt ., - ; "'- ' ) w uiu l leu
fnr tllfl nvacanf 11
.1' VMM VOlIJ U
A Missing Treasurer's Asets.
f Columbia Reirlatvr 1
TvrWTluTnrstand tha the' property of
Mr. i) I. Ilendnx, the missing treasur-
ui acAiugton county, nas been1 ar
Draised anrl fmmrt I.!, 'tzx. dr
i, nnn nuitu nearly
cover all deficiencies in his accounts
This uronprtv ha ju,.
. .nvii iaivxc i 1 1 1 L 1 1 Mnmf'ioTiT m
thp fE10ntlt0 mae the lols to
trie btate There 1 is" somethin s very
sfcrnge aout theafrair altogether. :
ir,i f- fro could not have been aifl
intention to defraud is VMt
Vii 1- . ..vii.B UU1U
fr,Qf Sa r," i;.1 tan pne iact
Y cu iieic ,us clothes-iri-deed
the most of his weariDa- at)rarel
behind taking but JHfflSSSSfe
nioney to defray M$ .expenses. Ithe
pockets of one of his coats fourteen'dol
Iars were found after'his departure
. Milton. Chronicle. ..,'.;
fJr W3 ociation meets at-iBeaii-thhn
. What a finitime
:, wittals .arid slashing down old rye. '
,,.ft.' A. "I . r ,
. For nnnardi - . -.it
thg Srrmi w hr . w S'HF8 mre- winsloWs Sooth
acfdl?th?f.teS5edi.tor eMMren. It corrects ,
biwHs wSf11 relieves wind coUc, regulatei
Ttoffltt diarrhoea. wYether
assets wiRtd fiv iKa t
- r"T" ti n w '. m "
J t I Jill I I II. Illl . I1IMIM
INTRODUCED, I86S
A TORPID LIVER
1 the frnltfnl Source of niiiT Aitwuar nmmL
ucut nmosE waica
riniiilr!
YSESTER
ague And fever,
AUfICE?!tSilftfiMTBilK!iNEY COM-
IT0RPID LIVER.'
loss of Appetite and Nausea, the bowels i '.
are costive, but sometimes alternate with: ot
IooengA1Painintl)iege4dt accompanied
vith k liuii BansBtioniri the back p&rt.!Pt
in thft rio-ht kirlA and nn
the shoulder
'ike'fnhnai aiftir k.
with disin-
hi
cnnatiblieierrioil of body Crlhin'd. Irri
tability of temper,, Low, pirit, Iiosa of
memory, with a feeling Of having neglected
umc uutjf, vrouBrax weariness; urz zmos 8 ;
nng at tne ieart. JJots before the
.YfHow-Skin, Headache generally
"OTBr
0 CJ7 AVeWiiOtSSUBHS till U1EIU
with fltful dreaiits, hjp;hTy colored Urine. -
1JT THESE W AUNINGS ARE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
, WITT'S
PILLS
V.
are especially adapted to such
cases, a single aos enacts
such a change of feeling as to
astonish the sufferer.
BILLS
I.
fire MmiiAnilAil f mm anliaroft... tK.i m..
Tree from any properties thai cuu iujure
mo mv uciiium orgumzmioii. l'uey
8earcli, C'lennse, Parity, and Invigorate
, iw vnuri! oyvivni. ny relieving tne en
2 -nVisii V Luf . WW 1. 1 n n h u A 1. r. 1. 1 .1
f i w " - i , ' i.iuiiiiou uv uiima
from poisonous hitinors, and tbaa impart
a i - ii . i . .
ncaiiu r.hu vitality to iue oouy, canaliifj
the bowels to act naturally, without
wulcli no one can reel well.
A Noted Divine says :
Dr. TTJTT: Dear Sir: For ton yean I have been
a martyr to Dyspepeia, Constipation and Piles. Last
r.w jui. . io wwvtw imiuuuuouumi wj me : i usea .
Hni I UlJtB little faith). Iaranowa w!l m.n
good aMtit, digestion perfect, regulir ptoola,
They are worth their weight in gold.
BY. BU SIMPSON, Louiaville. Kj.
TUTT'S PILLS.
Their first effect fi to rnrf ertiie MieAppci
ana cause me uoay to l ake ou lech, ttir.s . .ie
cyatem la nonrlshed, and bjrthejr Tonic At--tlon
a- the Jllgeaave Orgaiit.eculaj
BivoM axe proaacea. ,
DR. J. F. HAYWOOD,
OF NEW YORK. SAYS -
Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved by re-
uHua ui utw to ui normal luocuon, and for
this purpose no. remedy has eyer been inrented that
w a nappy an enect as 1 u i l'a I'llLA."
SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS.
Office 35 Murray Street, New York.
tr Dr. TUTT'S MANUAL of ValnaWa Tnf nr.
mation and Useful Receipts " will be mailedrw
lUTT'S HAIR DYE
Grat Hatb OB Whibkkbs changed to a Glosst
parts a Natural Oolor, acta Instantaneously, and is
p. hw. ouiu oy ura2ists. or
ent oy exureee on receipt oi 91.
Office; 35 Murray St., New York.
apr i iy.
45 Years Before the Public.
THE GENUINE
DR. C. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis, or Liver. Complaint,
DYnsrsrA and sick hhadachb.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the rirht
the
x edee of the ribs, increase on nr
sure ; sometimes the pain is in the left
sjue ; me panent is rarely able to lie
on the left side ; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
u ireauentiy extends to the top of the
suouiucr, ana is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism jn the arm. The stom
ach is aliected with loss of appetite
and sickness ; the bowels in general
are costive, sometimes alternative with
iax; tne, head is troubled with pain.
dULumppieq wiin-a ami, heavy sen
sation in the back part. There is gen
erally a considerable loss oi memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation
r 1 : l.r i .. ...
ui naving leu unaone something which
ougmtio nave DeentIone. A slight
' 5dry cough is sometimes an attendant
The patient complains of weariness
ana aeDiiity ; he is easily startled, hi:
feet are cold or burning, and he com
plains of a Dricklv spneatinn rf tv.
skin! his snirit5 arpW- n-nA oUV.,,u
he ls satrshed thai exercise would be
jenenciai to ami, yet 'fie tan scarcely
summon up iortituae enough to try it
in lact he distrusts r-vcrv rpmw
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet exam
ination of the body, after death, has
shown the liver to have been exten
siveiy 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 happy results. No better
cathartic, can be used, 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 purgative, they are un
equaled. BEWAEE OP IMITATIONS. . ,
The genuine are never sugar icoated.
. .-.Every box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr. McLane's
Liver Pills.
i The genuine McLane's Liver Pills
bear the signatures, of .C.McLANE, and
Fleming Broso ih wrappers f
Insist
.CiMcLane's Liver Pills, prepared: bv
Flemirig JBros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the
market hem tr fllll rf imittitmni:
, . 1 j v ..... ,1-1 iviu w lilt
iCfiahe,.spe,extdlt but ,1
.f same pronunciataQnwiii",ijpfjp '
CTICEF SElZrJRE.
!- . . r , a ... . .
Collector's Office, 6th District North Carolina,
On May 16, X8X9: . .,:;.;... ' : . T:
ft lW)YAfl ArlATluf flftrtliwl inHaArtA Attmaw flnlr ntYM -
Also, a boxes tobacco, owner C,- Ward, "i j ?, i
Notice is hereby given to the owner or claimants.
wio av'io uoguiiucu yivjjcriy UJI ttypear 061016;
ii,.uxouo, jt-!.H r-JCollector,i.
La
I I C.;r.-HiBBISO
j r igcttoneer.
;:AUCTION AND
COMMISSION'
f!4(jJ iji jiU'V H tf 'Hit
mbbcha!nts,
'I ii ,c-j
i.ruiiu ju liv.j i
a:
'v' f Buyandsellon eottslgnmeiltall klnfla of
1.1 Iflif . f. . ,. '. .r. Hi i.'-
MXBCH1NBISK A.VTO OOUNTEY PBODT7I7R : -
VtUttt strict pereonaJ : ;
' .Atteotloa tx anjbuslnesa eiitrastati t our cre.
, Foui;a( above OiarlottHoteL
FOB
Ii(iCr JBCCr
f.JL 1-O'J .(!"' :,.;(! h it ?i f,.
1T.E IWn BflRTKR.l!
t . . r r ;
la corner Trade and Boundary Avenue. Delivered
to any part of the city, free of charge for $1.00 per
dozen.
F. a MUNZLEE.
, All orders left at John Vogel's tailor shop will re
ceive prompt attention.
mar4
TTNDERTAKENG
The undersigned Is now prepared to nil all orders
for every class of Undertaking, Having on hand
fun assortment of
COFFINSi CASKETS AND BURIAL CASES,
Both Wood and Metalic.
PRICKS A3 LOW AS ANT
Hearses furnished if desired.
Furniture of every Description Repaired at shor
notice.
W. M. WILHELM,
With X. G. Rogers, Trade Street.
June 20.
DR. J. II. McAden,
DRUGGIST AND CHXMIST,
Now offers to the trade a full stoek of
Lnbiu's Extracts and Colognes,
English Select
SPICES,
Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soaps.
English, French and American
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at an hours, both night and
day at
J. H MCADEN'S
Prescription Store,
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
SECURITY.
200 Barrels of
C. WEST 4 SONS'
EXTRA No. 1 KEROSENE
AJTL
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
West's Fxt.ra Nn 1 FnPAMna nil wm n sra
Sons, Baltimore.
Highest MoHal oom
Crystal Oil Works, Canton. ; Warranted to stand a
fire test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit, before it will
nurn Was a- Csv.., d.m i - . .
For Sale by
Dr. J. H. McADEN, Sole Agent,
"t1TtceT ;
AT THE SAME OLD STAND,
Where i am prepared to furnish a superior quality
to all who may want Ice. My cart will also make
dally deliveries at places of business or private
residences i Orders given the driver, addressed to
nA . V. .i. X. 11 T"l 11 J 1 1 . .11 m, n .
uic tiuviwur) u ran, loili w ueuvereu wun
office on lot of Rock Island Factory, will receive
prompt attention: .Rr.;
Customers who Of gin with me will be supplied
ihe entire season at the following figures: ,
In quantities less than Stbs..'
" of RtoSOlbs., :
" . .of 60 lbs. and up,
2c. per lb.
IVcperlb.
"The above figures are the same at which Ice has
seen sum ior tne last rwo seasons, wucu . uau
competition; and as I have unsurpassed facilities
u vuuuuvii uie uiuuuess uu a jegiuiuauo iiiiuaiun,
.eonsumers will consult their Interest by giving me
- n ice for shipping la any quantity carefully packed
and forwarded with dispatch. . . ?
v Thankful for your patronage In the past, I re
spectfully ask a continuance of the same.
:ii A r- .- i iJ. T. ANTHONY. -.
.tiMay 2.. i.t'.t -., . ,.!, uu , t. . ,
4-
1000 FES SIMPLE DEEDS,
'iOSTApPBOVED FOBMi
a i
V
k v -k t-" m m
1 vifii
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BOOK-BINDING.
3M
...
fast presses.
GQOD WORKMEN.
In COnnectlon wlttl tubllcaObn of Tss (?ih
' it ; i .ju..iii)iminjm V VUO VI IlllU 14US
. T i . t I' i , ' ? . T ,. 1
est, most complete, and taost thoroughly equipped
JOB PRmT3H(U5ES
In the South, the proprietor has Just added a com
pleie . ;
BOOK BINDERY
AND
Ruling: Department, ;
Capable of executing the very best class of work af
short notice. Old magazines, newspapers, law or
other books rebound In handsome style, and at
rery low figures.
BLANK BOOKS,
ACCOUNTS CURRENT,
And work of UUs class, ruled and bound to order.
We are prepared to furnish close estimates on
every description of
LETTER PRESS PRINTING.
A FULL SUPPLY OF WOOD TYPE FOR
POSTER PRINTING.
Theatricals and other exhibitions can get their
DATES and POSTERS printed here in as attractive
a manner as In New York.
We have a very full supply of type for printing,
at short notice and In first class style,
briefs you the supreme court,
Ana lawyers aesirous oi presenting their argu
ments In good shape will do well to give us a trial
we have the most accurate proof-readers, and our
work is as free from defects as it Is possible to
make it
LETTER HEADS,
Statements,
Order Books,
Visiting Cards,
Ball Cards,
Pamphlets.
NOTE HEADS,
Circulars,
Envelopes,
Handbills,
Invitations,
Cheeks,
Labels
BILL HEADS,
Deeds, .
Beceipt Books,
Business Cards,
Programmes :,:
Magtstrated'
and
t, i 1
In fact all kinds of printing done at hrtno0ce
fipeetei attention given to Railroad Printing?
i50bK ,5VORKv ;
: J5y!'--lIoyi:,?iy-f f'?;
Havhur alAivnr aimni.f .ii . . ' -'
Having a larger mppiy of type han most inh l
teblishments, BOOK VOfiK has been and win
- -' - - " "J- , : ,
wiiunue D6 a specialty with us.
satisfactionIguabanteedI
S ' IT-iT V- '
.8
JiLaSweja andJEansy Jlooia, Gold and
r-iacleevMmH8ted-TeMe Ware,
J. BUTLER'S.
ti'.t ti
snwj'i. -tin a trt
WATCHES, H
'Y Y ! CLOCKS, f'
7 t
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND
SILVER-
PLATED
WARE,
GOLD AND SILtER
SPECTACLES.
Gold-Head Canes and everything you
want
at
' J. T. BUTLER'S,
dec24
J LASNE,
From Paris, France,
WATCfl and CLOCK MAKER, GILDER and'SIlH
VER PLATER,
Trade Street, opposite First Presbjteria Chureh,
. :;, atray store..
Every kind of rpnnlra vna'Aa' af nmu i f Cni.
waited one year. Every kind of Jewe
VanlZuur mad A at ahnrt. nnfina anH nmii. i
. w ' . - .ii(uw iwiu .vuuwji B KWU
s new.' i Work done for the trade at. inw m-wo
'e?"' Apprentice wanted, -with premium and good
Repaired wprlc uncalled for will be sold at the
exptratjon of twelve months for cost of repairs.
I J rnn?T n 1 1 w . T TvV J:V
' V T . XlAljIl A JYlll.IiIlini IIISTUI HI ITVTl
" var Mtvil A JJJXSa
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This TnHt.,tlrm
EhA T jDialatiina tlia Qt.a -1.1 1 .
Charitable purposes In- 1868, fob thb teem of
TwiarrY-FrvB tears, to which contract the invlola
Sl66 S s pledged with a capital of
1 ,000,000, to which It has since added a Reserve
fl;- .ir . tUUXU olNOiLB NUM-
una 1n.AH inim will cnira n qaq , mAnrki
" wuav iiiuuuu,
Look at the following
distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the
109TH GRAND MONTHLY
AND THE
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING
At New Orleans. Tuesday, June 17th, 1879,
Under the personal supervision and management
OF
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and Gen. J. A. EARLY, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000.
Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars Only.
Halves, $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths, $1.
LIST OF PRIZES :
1 Capital Prize of .
1 Grand Prize of.
..100,000...
-- 50,000...
$100,000
50,000
1 Grand Prize of
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
50 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
200 Prizes of
finn Prl7a nf
20,000...
10,000...
5,000...
1,000 ..
500...
300...
200...
100...
10,...
20,000
20,000
an.ono
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
60,000
1 0,000 Prizes of ". "." '. '. 7.
100,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES :
100 Approximation Prizes of $200...
1 00 Approximation Prizes of 100. .. ,
100 Approximation Prizes of 75 ... .
. $20,000
10,000
7,500
11,279 Prizes, amounting to $522,500
Gen. (t. T. TtaAlinurarri nf I n
Gen. J. A. Early, of Val,
Commissioners.
AnnliCrirton for ratua tAAlnhahnn1ilAnTK.H.j.
i i ii iiuuu uuvuill Uiaug
to the office of the company in New Orleans.
i? me iui cuvuiais or seuu oraers to
Postoffice Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana
may 18
Stem &&vwcttezwzut$.
They ruin the
tone of the bowels and weaken the digestion.
TARRANT;S EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER
APJBJiUilNT
HI I nArAnDmonta ef t Vi n ntnn, nl. 1 n.4 1.. .
"-BVM1.11W " owuiaiif iiTcr aiiu iiitca-
unes, because it removes obstructions without pain,
and Imparts vigor to the organs which it purines
bold by all Druggists.
BECKWITIPS
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
ThASA PTIlB tnTIT nmnanf n M . x f
and admirably adapted as a family medicine. They
are used by the most cultivated people in our
country, and are extensively used by physicians to
their nrArtirai RnM Hv rmumfofo MamaMii
for circular. ;& BECKWITH. Sole Mannfactor-
' r' CELEBRATED
DR. WM.HJ STOKES,
W;-? ik.- Iff:' . . ".f,Tr"-
"i nave great pleasure In adding my testt
ponr to the virtues of Colden's Lieblg's Liquid Ex-
Praton used for depression, weakneaidu
eSnta. ,"'"' yiuiconiuii.'-1 eoiaj oy au drug-
Mailing
' ' i - - . i - ' ' r :.t i Jiii
Br7 ft month A.TWT CTtUtnuu 'omiKlAliii M
I ta, Maine.
'777 A YEAB and expenses to a
ll I free. Address P. O. VIC1
ents. Outfit
ta, Maine.
SKY, Angus-
THE HOUSEWIFE'S
OKEATEST
feSii'Pteto mventkw ht the
uajfocker A Fawnsworth's Fhrtinr unit Hrr,wvtH
HmZiCZriir wiupieie mvenoon or the
fcS,! ' yEiwnBWOrth'8 Fluting and Smopth-
dayg. TT: Daif"w not nre jon ironing
S13 hfltt ItoeWrW"! will save Its wora in
r i uu pivcvHs m a snore
limn t, oo vi.fVi.M r i .,i.t ' - . . ""vii
the woirkT'" i;"w imwkui uz, tnose wno do
- We are. the ninc nr tha t!at'n xiv.
v w u wiuuieuoa tie sale oi u in
Mecklenburg, Gaston: and Lincoln couaueg at
S nL?S.M P" th? rlht to
r. . ".C-. " u weu io
ouoi i, a.
t! " IL M. RAMSEUrT fAgants,
'WnlSS.pi2nEjft ircns. have arrived and' are at H. T.
Q A i A T i s
Silver
- - - ' f i
t.gisoothW:
impure SondSion oitteW frot
farlSS.Taluable
! weU Jcno feat aTPmtw
but necessary to remind
nlndthe reakSr.' .lc i
Jty of a& S
fanneld0 heir
I Certificatea
lWPbJslnsrMlnlste mam
daliS. r.um Jixtnwt of '
DR. R. r A TiT . .
1" he i has used It f0io.
ter diseases with much saUSfSi0uII1d,iil'l ott
DR. T. C Pmu t,...
mends it to aU persons sSS?
eased blood, saytog u is S6 "
preronhehaverused to SJ
TfEV ninvrv d.t.
M. E. Conference SoTth . , bSUmoi,
much benefltiMi ti.it., ' rV?. n nas bwr, .
recommends it to 'all Tls tte
flualntancee. mends and ac-
-fflfeJ'S
jiauu, ik, uigreaients are publisiiPri ,, ,Mrj
i ' mnkam Kh it t Ku""uea on ec0.
SmOf yon ii Tls 'compedTff" a
alteratives that exist and ls ,? !tront
blood' purifier. Bid w? sm .-JCfll,M
i iue ouuiu aa rrom persons knna rKW
tear manr woman and chiL iVl.D 0" ev-
i.or hv reputation. . ' '"rwmai
r Rosadalls Is sold by all Druggists.
V
or
. JOHN F. HENRY, CURRax CO
J 8 College Place
NEW TOR it
' For sale by t. R. WRISTON 4 CO.. Dniwi,b
fenie lw " Chaflotte,s.'c.
I SMITH'S WOMToiL
It
Athens, Ga., December 8, 1m?k.
A fftw nitrhtifl clnrci T mva
--o" 6aio iiij nun uiie uose 01 the
Worm Oil, and the next day he passed sixteen
laree worms at tha aamo ti. 1 ... B'Jlwn
ntti , " f '"" "me 1 gave one 10 niv
little girl, four yeaas old, and she passed eighty" ;
W. F PHILLIPS
Worm Oil for sale by Druggists generally Pre
pared by E. S. LYNDON, Athens, (ii h 1 w
Price 25 cents. ieb21Uwiy.
Is . TXrTe.p Hrrxin PtTntviFR und k Dip
only purely Vegetable remedy known to sci
ence, that has made radical and 1'ermanf.nt
Cubes of Syphilis and Scrofi la in all their
It thoroughly removes mercury from the
system; it relieves the agonies of mercurial
rheumatism, and speedily cures all skin lis-
Sold by druggists generally.
fet25 6m
Bishop D. S.JDbggett (Southern Mcth )
It is an excellent corrective of indlgestlou. Ravp
used it with prompt beneficial results.
Bev. Dr. Mangum, Prof. University of N. C.
T nniir nrltli dicKnn tviw i h .,i ( n
the Vest Pocket Cure.
Rev. E. A. Yates, P. K N. C. Conferentr.
It has benefitted me. Send another paeksge.
ev. Leror M. Lee. n. n.. -actt Btsi'a
I UITI TIAVPr Britlinilt If a hAm. V,.i , Tt lo
an antidote to indigestion. Uneasiness after a
meai or purging is checked and the bowels regula
ted. Its merits are attested by numbers of high
CnarafXP.r. T h9VA BOAT! . Hfl-lrwl n... -, l.w. ,- Hre.
"i- . ii "l'l. ii i. icujfcij uimg ii;
peptic of fifteen years relieved by one dose.
Bev. Dra. Jeter, Broaddus, Dickinson (Bap.)
Anal tootlminr
. Of man nf nsitinnal fa vo anrl a of-trfvt-nacc nf
, speech. It is not too much to say that no medicine
ever had such support in its favor as a specific.
The word of any one of the eminent divines who
Underwrite this antidote to dyspepsia has deserved
weight. Their united witness lolned with the ei-
rjArfmAfltftl tioa bti4 BnniVwral a tlia o i-ii H.in hv
ell4cnew& pbysicians, removes all doubt. It is,
beyond oaeloi a wonderful therapeutical agent
It L.- Dabney, LL. D.f -Ham. Sid. Col., Va.
Tt Iff tlfflrtllv ham Kr tha Mmilan TaHI.
C&1 FiUlutV ATlri tha rtASkWlA Tf ia AvAolfnnt fnr
digestion and flatulent colic sedative, soporltic,
j "iiwj aperient, wiinout nausea.
i - j . . . . , n
i SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
For sale by:
DB. T. a SMITH, Charlotte, N. C.
. 1 OtTtJiii .CO., 3reensboro, N. C.
THEO. F: KLUTTZ, Salisbury, N. C.
' POLK, MILLER k C0,
Apothecaries and Sole Proprietors,
- Richmond, va.
,r . mar 20-dtw tt.
T-rn
RAILROAD
J W.iii.'h. Charlottev M. O, May 24th, 1879.
;, On and after Monday, May 2ftth, the following
r i mH uo.ruu uver uus roiia aanj tuini.i
excepted: i, & i a .i k
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte, . . . . . .'. . , 8 00 a. in.
i!t;i Tklvlilami (Villon Il E'-f n m
- . . -i"" i n. viu,i n . ...1
AJflveatgtatesvJlkv.... 11 20 a.
. AGOING SOUTH,
Leave' StatesvlUe,. :'. .!. ... 4 40 f
Arrive at Charlottoijj.,,.. 8 00 p. m.
" tfnnitAirif jnn m n il' Hi ;rw' 'jxx -n i it rAn
&1 aUw?7 Statesville with Western North
t Carolina. Pnllmnt , .
I -5 V I freight offered forshisment to Section House,
HAnrranAnta i . 1 j i i i-. i . n, . . t
..vuiWU Aicjutuuriaua una uuawciia iuu
be prepaid, they being (Flag) Stations, at which
i there are no Agent. The company will not be. re
sponsible o .freight alter its delivery at said sta
tlons, , ;. ; . . ,
' GORMLEY,
may25 ... sup't
JUST RECEIVED, "
PICKLED SALMON,
MAGNOLTAIIAMS.
r.ilJnsPForSaleatthe:i: a;
; i .... t,f 3- OBSERVER OFFICE'
THE OBSERYErI
i JX a j
t r hmmtj. v. a. jiauam is our
agent
CaariotteVN.CL
Mr Sl-t i-.l-Jil'.M IT i
111!' ..' 1 '
a M. HOWELL.
Jane 12.
Address '
p. 0."Box:i83.