DrZH3N.
1VU Ui 2j'f
m m
rf1 1
r
VrtAbM Compound tH
.anfedffdctui tMJLiver, and
x 1 " 4 T . .
cures over ompiainu, j
dipe, Biliousness, Malaria, Cps
.tiveaess, Headaioh'. !ltias$i$t :
o-estion. strenethens the system,,.
regulates the bowels, purifiesthe
blood. & cook sent iree. ir,
Sanford, 162 Broadway,: ;M;YT
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Fortify tte System
And yoa are armed against disease. The teest
tonic for this purpose Is Hostetter'i Stomach Bit
im. whick renders digestion easy and complete,
ooat. tenets Mllkmsness, and keeps the bowels in
order, sod so rental and beneficent are its effects,
that not only is the body invigorated and regulated
by Its use, but despondency banished from the
mind.
lor tale by all Druggists und Dealers generally.
TE8TIM0XI OF DRUGGISTS.
We certify that we have been selling "Swift's
Syphilitic Specific" for many years, and regard It
far superior to anything known to science, for the
disease for which It is recommended. We have
never known of a single failure. .
& 3. Cassels. Thomasvllle, Oa.
L. r.Oreer & Co.. i'orsjth, 6a.
Hunt. Ban kin & Lamar, Atlanta. Ga.
Pemberton, Samuels dc Reynolds, Atlanta. Ga.
Daniel 4 Marsh, Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga , July 1, 1874.
Me C. T. SwnT-Dear Sir: We have been using
your "Swift's Syphilitio-Speclfic" in the treatment
of convicts for the last year, and believe it is the
only certain known remedy that will effect a perma
nent curt for diseases for which you recommend it.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid tn any chemist who will find,
on
analysis 01 one hundred bottles of S. S. S , one
particle of mercuryi iodide potassium, or any min
eral substance.
Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECBFIC COM
PANY, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by T. C. Smith and L. R. Wriston & Co.
Call on your druggist for a copy of "Young Men's
Friends."
may27 d&wlm.
ened by the (train of
roar duties avoid
tolling over
it work, to res
sciraniants ana use
brain nerve and wi
Mop Bitters.
use Hop Bitters
suffering from any in
If Ton are toois and
discretion or dlssipa
tioni It yon are mar-
pea or imtrie, old or
yoane. Suffering from
jpoor kaaHh or langinsh
inr on & bed of sick-
tma, rely on Hop
Bltters.
Whoever yon are.
inoasands die an-H
Whenever yon feet that
your gTitem needs
Baaliy from some
form of Kidnev
KtonSStafc01111 or
disease that might
been prevented
by a timely
sax Hon
or Hop
jBltters.
Bitierta
Have yon dv-
mxju, kidney.
Kr HTtnarg oom-
D. I. C.
rpuant, disease of
is an absolute
and irregistable
core for drunk
the ttowiac, 60W-
tm, otooa, aver
nerve t Ton
en ess, use of
will be cored if
opium, fcmaooo,
or narootics.
jyou use Hop B
If yon are dm-
Sold by druir-
piy weak and tow
brists. Send for
spirited, try 1T
utreniar.
it may save
your lire.
It has saved
HOP BIRXSg
vra co
hundreds.
mayl eodAwly
tatchcs and grol8.
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
Diamonis, Sfliar ani Sflyer Plated Ware,
Gold andSilver Sneetaeles,
and everything kept in a
FIRST-CLASS
JEWELRY STORE.
The Highest Cash Price Paid for
Old Gold and Silver.
Particular attention paid to tbe Repairing of Fine
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
ALL WATCH (AND CLOCK WORK
: WAiWiite4l V fVr. Twelve ontlis,
!,.-.!), .
All goods' sold at this establishment warranted
as represented.
.'.'..'! r;ili.!;'.!)'l ; xno.. u'',. f.ni Vj--'-"O'iH- i'
-iilirti ,Vr5f-(HM''0! 1 ft M". 'l 7f ! i
-s'V HONESTY t!8 TH BEST POLICY.
"". al M( 'ai.fey .mnldut ooo oi jitlwi ft'T. f
Mi o'j .Ui 'to;i!ti .fIi5 !!" m jr Oh-"'T 1
Ij,, IT
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This banaV
OMITH
Sj some poDyiontUdinB:,
f- reft dten; three stories and
wldtbBfeetbylOQi
basement isonerea
Ior rent to a good tenan borate f
tiMMiAniiM tArm froih1 June 1st. '188
. - - - Hl.i lujr.
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-4.4....j " -nr xt Dsn a u- w.,
qbj38 , 109 Pearl St., New York.
i 1
I y It yon are a maul If 70a ve V I
1 of basinew, weak- I m&n of let- VkJ
ten toiling overntid-B
night work, to restore
M .L
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li ,4111 II
n mill 1 111 ii
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, JARVJS TO.-'THE PEOPLE; r.
r
1 1
C COVEHNOB DEFENDS IBIJI
SELF AGAINST ClIAXtOES. ,
-a-
' 1 i i j
1 1
i ' ' ft
His Action In tbe Legislature Kxplain
ed Somietnin'g Wthov ie4rd of bit
Pilvate tlfc.'cr f , . ,4 f r J . ?
? ATtlf n-Nf C.f ifcry 2S. 1880.
lanvass
that has befloirig o
he ndmina-
Hnn f nrf fWrfrttnt'T h.-IfftrleOTtO act in
GofeYriorT hi
a becomine nianrjer; . ii haye remained I
9tont.lv at the caDital: have been
,man orL community, ..uaye uixu ..or
ICllt UllUCl HIO IUWII 144, l yj , vv,.
malienant. misrepresenlatfQn; of my
liibmrcal rcoi-d and the'radst: ttife-eling
Sneers at tne cnppiea conuitiuu ui m.
ftelplessirightariM IIT 10 M'UM)
Takinp: courage from that silence, my
Mfsteltiigd to lOSck my
SrnnarihtprTtvT Wdinif conven-
text uiiiiie foe bciHraaiiiidTislMfl
dera in a newspaper at the head or.
whose columns st(J-the-ame of the
chairman (iM;rie DieilrSqcratfc Staexe
cutive cortmrtCtee.1' rn face Of- ach
f.hartrps so erravelv affecting my person
irinflr thA nnnsnallv bitter C
w. r . r - n r
al inteerritv. and so circulated, 1 aiwWpttii whom T had made the compromise,
willing to remain silent.
special tax bonds. -
It is charged and insisted that In g
T.Paislatiirft of l8G8-'9 I favorea the is-j
iino nf di,4Vntic1tMmritn& that I srasl
afiiena toa uif jet;isiu A"u
thatfdebt tfDOniftfie eoDM .ineviacts i
ar theie :J i siap eressioa oi
18G8 appropriations were maae.tpya-i-iniia
railroads, and amons them to the
Williamston & Tarboro Koad, to the
Chatham Koad and t tor- -Western
North Carolina, Otoxid. &is ; none of
which did I vote except for 300,00arto.
thA Williamston and Tarboro ltoad. In
October, 1S6S, ttiese bondawere issued
and went into the hands of the presi
dents of the several companies. When
the Legislature met in ' tegular session
in November, 1868, it was concluded,
tltattbese bonds were unconstitutional
and void. .Some of thero had hen5used
by the president of the -Wflfiamston
&, Tarboro: Railroad:- f anal by?; the
president "of the Chathaiurldad, in
y t J a 1
making bonajiae purcuases ior tuuse
roads. A bill passed the Senate to al
low the presidentsof thesethree roads to
return to the treasury these void bonds
and get others in their place of like
amount to those returned, which were
thought to be valid. My decided views
on this bill, were, 1st. The void bonds
ought to be returned. .2d. Thatine ac
tual bona fide obligation incurred with
these bonds" for which the State was to
be benefited, ought to be redeemed,
when those who had taken them did
not have notice. This amount, how
ever, was but small. In this I thought
the honor and credit ot the btate were
involved. 3d. That the feature of the
bill which authorized the issuing of
other bonds over and above what was
necessary to redeem those bona fide
obligations, ought to be stricken out.
The bill was passed under tbe call
of the previous question, and my only
chance to move to amend was to vote
with the majority, which I did. I was
cut off the first day by a motion to ad
journ and the second day by a motion
to reconsider being made by another
member and a friend of the bill. After
that nine other separate and distinct
bills were before the House, (eight of
which passed,) to appropriate spe
cial tax bonds to the railroads,, not one
of which did I vote for, but opposed as
best I could.
I believed then and believe now that
the Legislature was limited in its pow
er to tax the property of the State to
sixty-six and two-third cents on the
$100 worth of property, and that this
must include all taxes. In February
1809,1 tried to have that feature made
a part of the Revenue Bill for the ex
press purpose of defeating the special
tax bonds as I then so declared. At the
session of 1S69-70 I was the mover in
the House of their repeal and repudia
tion.' And in the convention of 1875 I
sought to have it put in the constitution
that the-people should never be taxed to
pay them. I have always been an
enemy of the special tax bonds and al
ways expect to be.
My hostility to all the special tax leg
islation was so well known at the time,
and not apprehending that a day would
ever corae when I would be charged
with favoring such legislation, the fact
that the record was left as it now stands
gave me no concern.
THAT I MISSED ROLti CALL.
How many times I did miss 1 do not
know; probably quite as many times
as charged. There were many special
tax bills for local purposes in different
counties. I could not vote for anv of
them and very frequently failed to vote
on them at all. In addition to this I
often refused to vote on either side of a
question before the House as the only
means of fighting the villainies of that
Legislature, thus in many notable in
stances defeating them.? It ia now only
alter the lapse or more than ten years,
during which time I have been almost
continuously before the people, that a
whisper even has been heard impeach
ing my fidelity to my constituency. Un-
tu now x uuve oeen universally com
mended for my course then.
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
So long as the charges against me af
fected only my political record, grave
though they were, and so long as my
helpless physical condition was sneered
at, I was content to remain silent; but
now that I am charged with positive
bribery and corruption I am forced. to
the only redress my position as the
chief magistrate of vonr Sr.at.p l
open to me, that is to say, a plain state
ment oi me iacis to you. l am charged
with having corruptly received from
John F. Pickerel Si ,500.
ffi8FSEFS US
I went into a mercantile narhnArsh.t.
with a gentleman who afterwards, be
came my brother-in-law. The business
was f airly prosperous, and in 1868 1 sold
to him my interest, taking his obliga
tion for the purchase for about' $5,000.
In the summer of 1868 1 was In Baiefgh.
In the fall of that year. I. wad on duty
no ii cicuim jlui luy-aiBGnec in tne Sey
mour and Blair campaign. Fom No
vember, 1868, till April, 1869,- I was in
lialeiglv In Xovemhex,l869,I again
returned to Baleigh where I. remained
until ; . about April l 1870, when ' I re
turned home to find my brother-in-law
in failing health and business, and my-
i j . y. rt lusPr 01 tPO.wp out in-
vuiveuiornim in the city; of ; jyorfplk
. x was noc aoie to ipa1
in full. Not wanting this indebtedness
uu.uaiig over me, i asked. f or man
taineo; a compromise forvcaih, to lAete1
which I wrote to.CoUJehni D.i iftAt
fOrd. Who Was th(n iivfrtrrfn WswYmV
tzer&fTaakJbaakers of thattyani
xryw get'fer-me $l:500--orf aHWfirinie,
MJWLte. him mv conditiofi"
ItlSR OT mv TioorTa Tha -to!iii,.ii 1
Itbe
a
qu. to jwx. taitsr wnsa tuar.inr n
...uwjj. wtjoutfri iw lire nwafl- ui.
tdjojpped at thet Yatborongfc
Whfer-erl Vaj also boariing;0!
troaueeo, tor hkmand refiaently saw -
him.CiIU ntioiic1! tM iel that hW
reasuret and,, V0Yefnor.
e said he did not think they represent-
t am
be'tter
preferred rnry 6pmOH. f-toid hirI-ota
not think the white people of the State
dollar of them nor, wouia i vote ior any
raaif that 'would: ' The conversation,
was several times repeated and.the e-1
civ. Liithat Jte detliaeG id pnrchafce
the bonds, and when he was leaving he
rTecOttktie
fielt under; great obligation StfpA for
havinsr by my advice sav
vice saveti mnitfiruuu
warm anmeariiest in
mnnpv and was
"J , ... . Tv.U.- i.J
his expressions as to tne servicer iau
4one himi , assuring jpe tlt iyprAe
could serve me in any way; I naitAoly
to let him know how. it coui4 e doae.
It was the warmth and th jeaftilenisa
of these assurances so recently given
me that led me to apply to Mr. Baltzer,
when 1 naa neea 01 money,, w v1
, ivTlqrfficeiVedi rilt )eter bd .Wft! ( M
lie afterwards t61d tte, in Mr. -icKerexs
officej andtmentiontthe fact of having
received the letter and its contents, and
rhy :Bjynlr.i Pickerel; as Cel. Vhit
fiord wvote me and has often told me
grace, ; safcKthere was no need to take
that trouble, as he would gladly let me
have the money, and drew his check at
nee- ior vlW ana nanueu n w ui.
vfeiforeLTWs check Col. Whitford
sent me. I received it and did not nesi
rtatf lrTKe iWJL deposjtea tne cnecK
wifli .Mesfers. w. Wanpy oons, in
ITorfoTk.and drew upon it tor airterenc
amounts in favor of my creditors mere
i nave since repaid to Mr. Pickerel near
$1,400. The balance due is in judgment
ISS
jrrcKerei, wuiuu huj-o - a
SQ. distant filay y j m vefVUf
xWfeh arced ivita Beind: afcltlEit&irae
lfor-
tunaiiily for myself and my creditors is
iooM,rue. In 1SG0 I left college with a
ebt of over 82.000 hanging over me
Uf rfldliefUhat iThad borrowed to pay
ffrfflf,eWcattorr', tvhich was secured
bv a txilicv on mv life. In May, 1861, 1
enlisted in the State Guard, under Capt.
W. F: '.Martin.1 X was dangerously
wounded in the arm- and shouMer.Pn
the 14th of May, 1864. -Wheiy the war
ended, with my shattered arm ka sling,
and wjtlMiQ possessions . in tne wpria
but dne feuit? 6i Confederate1 gtaji aiid
with this debt of $2,000 with accumu
lated interest hanging over me, I went
to work as; best I could to make an
honest living, and have struggled pn
ever since. Unfortunately for me I
was quickly forced to the front iri poi
tics, in consequence of the disfranchise
ment of so many of the older men in
1868. I never like to do anything in a
half-hearted way and. the campaigns
through which I have gone have cost
me no little. As a result of all of - this,
I am stjll in debt, a fact that I regret
more than any one else can.
Painful as it is to me to go into all
' this, I have felt that after the bitter as
saults on my character there was no
other course left open to me. I have a
clpar conscience before mv God. that I
never knowingly wronged my State, or
any it-How being, out ot one penny in
all my life, and it, to-day, 1 am still a
poor man and in debt, it is because I
devoted so much of ray time and so
much of the proceeds of my labor to the
service of my party and State.
All the facts stated above are within
the knowledge of witnesses now living,
and 1 have no tear tor the result ot any
scrutiny, n matter how searching, or
how ntnd, and no matter even how
harsh. Very respectfully,
i iTnos. J. Jarvis.'
Politics in an Illinois I'niyt-r. 1
Senator Logan had his convention
opened with prayer by one Mr. Xourse,
and this is the prayer:
Almighty -ana all-wise God, we come
to Thee at this critical moment of otir
national history and ask Thee in Thv
wisdom to make us wise, and out of
our confusion make Thine order. We
desire the success of this party, believ
ing that it will further commercial
prosperity ; that it will favor morality
and will du the thing9 wlrich are right
in Thine eyes; and therefore we pray
that Thou wilt show this convention
the men whom Thou hast chosen for
the offices that are to be filled. And we
pray, O God, that no mistake may be
made to-d ay.br fdDririg the1 period IBf
this convention so that odi' political
ppponerjts inay not got intofrpower bn
Our, mistakes. We fthanl TheS tttat
there is bo many goaidtoen frdnr whom
"foselgcC In ThV lsdonChelp uo
choose the men, and we ask it all in the
name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
Ilae BfxUrsad ITf nant Vwuvlf).
IqilcB'lJiitd.ate3: cocslil at
Naples, ia dispatch to the Deparcment
of State, reports that the new railroad
to the summit of Mount Vesuvius is
about ppmpjete. and .will be opened to
thep&btic in aTew days-.Thetascerit
4V . i- Atr t -i A 4 m. I
nimerio toilsome win tnus Decome a
pleasant ride of but ten minutes, at a
moderate expense. The cost of the road
is estimated at $100,000, and an exag
gerated idea prevails that it will pay for
itself in one year.( The number, of visi
tors win unaouoteaiy oe largely in
creased. The invention is attributed to
an engineer of Lombardy and also to an
American, it is quite different from
that in use at Mount Washington, in
this cotintry, or the more celebratedone
up iiutr ivjiii , m-o wj&zeriajicu ine? car
3atsupporxeu oyiwrwiieeis, onexor
ward of thfjother, like a bicycle. '
A Denver Episode.
John and George Bond, brothers fell
in love with . Miss Whitney, the daugh
ter of their landlady, at Denver. She
cared very little for either, but encour
aged both, and they became jealous of
one another. George lost his position
as clerk in a store, and had time to stay
in tne nouse witn tne girl. John im
mediately abandoned work, so as to
keep even with his rival. They court
ed Miss Whitney, she testified, about
sixteen hours a day Then she jilted
them, and engaged herself to marry Mr.
Smith. The brothers Dromntlv combin
ed to whip Mr. Smith half to death, and
that was what made the matter public
in a ponce court.
. .; , Mnslcal Ag-rlcnlture. f
Raleigh Observer. : . i
, vve see m a Jvincston paper a very
clever thing about Maj. W. A. Blount, i
icrmeriy pt tnis oity, now of . vyashing-
ton, m tlrts State.1 He tell the newspa-
per man of a novel plaiLof aettine extra
work from .his cotton choppers. ' ' No
ticing several years ago that thev were
in the habit of singing religious son cb
miu mat uiey biuicu liiieir 'coilou chop-
jlx. a. a.1 a.; a jli i a i i
wem-'ou.' nu -uireu1 w naaier to-stay in
tne neia atapjay tiyeiy ;airs with quick
tirne; audi zn.j consequence the cotton
chopper keepings timo to the fiddl
made wle iartind .vueds. fairly fl
Tteanfort. pjiinty rnp.Qjy yf np faft
.frr
fr-
Tlfe)clMc4iij JaveSigjltohts- 6fA us
ttana-are-paraiieieam jsevadar They
t atf flesci?ybeas: almost -perfecUif iround
'JfPPAirft.memai he-
mM&mWS mm. a,cpmmoncAiter
ana cnera nv iiuuuaeu t up : use t a.iot of
A'-ptngie sipne, fethov-
ieei,Qivr,e
ui neapuijuti i
I iessr -Aney are -mo
iron ore.
ai4iP1fiotheFeTtsrfa6t.rwit v VHU,.,
Ulnar
t BSH OI lUOlilui mviv
.IIS 'III
A fine. bust of., Thomas ,Moore,the
Irish poekby the s
hau, was, njftyeiled;
WpW99Kl.; HW1. e f
, auspices 61 foe .Ftfetfflyhs bf , '.t.
rt.P! jeswruyuemouu,.u
undertaken uif w,pr,u.Mo jrci4sv..
site, selected for, tbe . pionjiment is on
4t.a 'nrallr oaAintr Trorri t.hfi"Flfth avenUfl
and ,rifty-nintti( street entrance, and
running, dp wn to. ajid around the, lake
slI -Vi ftv-ninth street: The , unveiling
setati0R of thpst citybeiirg
manft nv non.t liROEffe ouert. jut ueutu.
oC the iMopre ta6rjial; cpminiittee,; and
the cloaiiiji addxesa being delivered , by
Mr. phnBvage, president of , the ao-
TiV' - i -:: ii- I-'-V '? i Ml .-! f.i!l.
, Our drugstores- are now supplied, with "Ma t
Bitters' the new Food; Medicine which has done
muoh good and teoine td ' -A bo highly recom
mended, 'Try iu; may save yu ueuvy aucwn
M.-i JOIS
l.il
j !, .rnayliM
; i
..-14 41 If.Hk.ll Ul.k
li.Wlllisend their:: celebrated EleeftO-Voltale. Belts
tha afflicted ui
n.SO days trial Speedy cuces
mranteed. Thi
mean What may say. write to
em without di
h ' ? In ! H
Is There Such a Thing as LuckT ' 1 1
In view of the coming seasus returns to be made
Jv Jlumfteit, seme GMritKU stttltlclaa Jja .fcen
calculating rrom tne past expenence oi . ine praw-
ines of the Louisiana State LcryV'wmch' takes
pliiee with exact fairness every month and. semi
annually under the eare mo; supervision of Sens;
. T. ueauregaraor lju; ana judei a. jtany.ci
Ytoi tl:Pf08pf4t;pji.eWnt , iPTjze by thaiayestt
utarw ten ior a wapie or Ban
prize of ai0O,'00O, 9S0,
etc are captared Hi-
dlvldaals without jany rule of perdodiotty beyoad
the. certainty taat some one wui oraw. inem on tne
certain day. But no one draws the eapital ' pr
twtod The othe taetsaresmkmMy eobiteniati
of the mod era discovery that there ia; such a thing
as luck. But for the further information desired
let any nne Interested write to M. A. Dauphin. New
Orleans.' Da. , or same ! person at 2; S19 Broad-
way, JfcwYork City. 1 ...ju i-n,
,: .-li-'riM, .-.-;-):.:' , v.!
Mothers I Mothers It Mothfti's 111 -,
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child sufferlDg ajid crying with the
ex cruel aHng pain of -cutting eethf?J If so. g at
once and get a bottle, f JIBS: WINSLOW'3
SOOTHING SYBUP. . It will relieve the poor little
'sufferer immediately dpenfl upori It ; there W no
mtat.Airn ahnnt. it TheTft-H not mrtther on earth
who has ever used it, who wfll not tell you at once
thai It will regulate the Doweis, and give rest to tne
mother, and relief and health to the child, operat
ing tike magic. It la perfectly -safe to use in all
eases, and o feasant to the taste, and u tee pre
scription of one of tbe oldeat and best physicians
and nurses in the united states, boia everywnere.
25 cents a bottle.
nov 6 '
Testerday, To-iaj an TO'isarrow, . .
The war Is over the battle-fields ef the recent
untDleaaantness are overgrown with floor or are
ultlvated farms the old names once so familiar
to every reader of a newspaper are daily disappear
ing among the silent majority, ana yet tne son
rises and sets--new Issues' present themselves and
the mottled web of life Is span on but one thing
seems fixed and certain that in each June and De
cember m the city or jew orieans wenerais u. x.
Beauregard, of La., and Jubal A Early, of Ya.,
conduct with exact lalmess and lustice the semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and over half a million of dollars are
etven away. For particulars write to- M. A. Dau
phin, New Orleans, La., or same person at No. 319
Broadway, ew xork uty.
Do Yon Want Health?
Why will ye die? Death. or what Is worse. Is
the inevitable result of continued suspension of
the menstrual flow. It to a condition which should
not be trifled with. Immediate relief is the only
safeguard against constitutional ruin. - In all
cases of suppression, suspension or other Irregu
larity of the "courses," Bradfleld's Female Regu
lator is tbe only sure remedy. It acts by giving
tone to the nervous centres, Improving the Mood
mid determining directly to the organs of men
struation. It is a legitimate prescription, and the
moat intelligent pnysicians us it. .Prepared- by Dr.
J. Bradfieid, Atlanta, Ga, 31.50 per bottle. Bold
by T. V. smith and L. K. wriston A Co.
NotAsulga. Ala., July 7, 1877.
Bradfleld's Female Regulator has been thor
oughly tested by me a In a great variety of cases.
and I am fully convinced that it is unrivaled for
all that class of diseases which it claims to cure.
J. C. HUSS, M. D.
Scrttcrijes.
ThU it the only Lottery of any State ever voted on
ana enaorsea oy m people.
TTNPBECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
U OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated bv
me Legislature oi isc state ior Educational and
Charitable purposes In 1868. fob thx Ttax of
Twaim-rivx years, to which cofitnict the Inviola
ble iaith ol the State is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming popular
voie, securing its irancnise in toe new consutuaon
adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879. with a capital
of 81,000,000, to which It has since added a Re
serve Fund of over S350.000.
IIS UKAJNl) SLNliLK JNUsUlKB DHAWLNU9
win take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
It never scales or postpones. Look at the follow
ing aistnoation:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
Oaring which will take place the
121st GRAND MONTHLY
AND THX
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING.
At Iew Orleans, Tuesday, Juots 15th, 1880,
Under the personal supervision and management of
GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and
GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
' CAPITAL PRIZE. $100,000.
tNoncii -Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves,
$5; iiias, saf Tenths, $1.
LIST OF PRIZES :
! Capital Prize fi-.USlod.OOO .Ljido.OOO
1 Grand Prize of 50,000.
60.000
1 Grand Prize of.. 20,000 -m
2 Large Prizes of. . 10.000. . . .
4 Large Prizes of 5,000....
20 Prizes of 1.000....
:Rrt. M ..- .fiOft
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
,23,000
i.30.000
40.000
"wtOO ! . 800....;
200 " 200....
600 " 100...
00,000
100,000
: $20,000
10,000
7,500
10000 " 10....
APPROXIMATION PRIZES :
1 00 Approximation Prizes of $200. , t
100 . " ;' 100.. i.
100 " " 7o....
1 1 ,279 Prizes, amounting to .$522,500
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La. I cnmmX'n'r
Gen. JUBAL EARLY, of Va. f Commlss n rs
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the office of the Company in New Or
leans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
N. B. This Company has NO AGENTS In the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all persons pre
tending to be so and soliciting orders by circulars
or otherwise are SWINDLERS.
may ll-d&w5w
Wil&czllixnzovLS.
I NOW HAVE
25,000 labs,
Of. Nortta Lake Ice , Store! -
IN MY ICE HOUSE,
or. Trade & Tryoti
Sts.
which I Will deliver anvwhere in the cltv Vat al
iwursi ior uinjs cent
; per pound.
L
Thankful to aigenerpas ublie for tbe, PftTfflrfge
W lttwrallj! bestore4li promising to do
,fboaJt.tOi glye.satlsfacHon In every parOoular fa
the future,,! asi,T
tfnll;
IjlianJ
ajw kiu ui in w i laA i luain r Trvmt
a. m., and
f .:;!
may23
unve
Jl'jKl '.Ii'
!31 'Wli8 73111 i
n nnw nu RHuan Shoe 3ol
O BOSS use BrazUiaa Shoe Tollsh.) islll loot
kj rub off or soil the skins.
It is DOslUvely;!
' from anything that will Injure the most delicate
! leather, for sale by
Lu js. wiusiun at
CYDONIN,
best nrenaratlon ever offered for the cure
Xot
Chaoned Hkin.Pimnlea.Tan.KruDtlons. Sun
burns, etc Sold only by : '
u. k. wtuaiv iaj.
Fid, Ext,; Buchn and Ja&iper.
PLASTERS,
f 4 1, 14. Ill V lijll. .
lil
A
i LLCOCK'8 PorcJBehson's Cfipclne, & it J's.
L, Cupsicum and Belladonna
Ifc'H. WRTBTON A CO.
VI!-
,-A:
y i i i I i,, it :
! Ill
BAKING P0WDEB8.
,J. ). I . . . ! ' H i :- . ' . .!.
lOOLKys, Horeeford's and Sea Foam.
Also,
XJ ces'. .xeast (iein,
ti.wToisrjtcot
.-A
BITTERS,
HOP Bitters, YlnegarBltters, Hoetetters Bitters.
L. B-WRISTON CO.
i mar,2J.;::. . - ;. . ' . . . .-.
DR. J. H. SIcAden,
DsTvaanrf asd
Mow offers to the trade a toll stock o(tt
Lubin's Extracts and Colognes.
English SeUot
SPICES
Colgate, Honey and Glycerins Soaps.
Enghsh, Erench and Amerlcaa
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully prepared at an hoars, both night art
day at
J. H. M0ADET8
Prescription Store.
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
SECURITY.
200 Barrels of
C. WEST 4 SONS
Extra No. 1 Kerosene
AJTD
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene Oil, from C. West A
Sons, Baltimore.
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial Exposition.
Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a
Ore test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit before it will
sum. C. west & sons, Baltimore.
l"or Sale by
DR. J. H. McADKN. Sole Agent,
CHARLOTTE. N. C
l, BBOOKTOXD,
A W. LDDOV.
CHINA
PALACE
OF
J. Brooklield & Co.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
JUST RECEIYED :
REFRIGERATORS
- i ..."
UPRIGHT),
ICE CHESTS
(LOW). , .
WATER COOLERS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
BIRDCAGES,
, . ; Children's Carriages,
and Plated Ware,
" ' Eon linebf ' '
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, CUTLERY,
: : LOOKING: GLASSES, CLOCKS,' TIN,: .
. WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE, ...
MAJOLICA. JEIDESc
CENTGXASS
I'!
J bi
Jul
USD
FANCY GOODS
iiiin
l!
Hilt UttU i
H:1 1oiHh-TTJ
fai n ji
K((ii Whisker- barrels
Infor-
M KnlB 4.
T tnt 1 and' 8boh7-Tkvl6r street.' twA iVvm .'
4;chardsostieeVColumbla,S. a: !' i i
apr am
Sim?
in.n
k4s M V M A AMkAWaMH' I
kod; uiiuK '-wirriiii"
Wilt. Una-Ur n M"'"'i-
lA 'l")li i-Hin
& ALLEN.
THANKING OUR FRIEND'S FOR THE LIRKW
al patronage bestowed on us in the oast w
beg to inform them that our stock of '
GiBOf 'ER ES
TROCERIES
A ND
PBOVISIONS
R0V1S ONS
ND
Is now complete, and we are prepared to offer
special InduoeiMOts to elose buyers, and think
we can make It. to their Interest to see us before
purchasing elsewhere.
ALL ORDERS
WILL HAVE OUR BEST ATTENTION AT LOW
EST MARKET PHICES.
'SKV8?, 1ol wll-known brands of
Rocklngban 4 4 Sheeting and Pee Dee Plaids.
Give us a call SPENCER & ALLEN,
Wholesale Grocers & Commission MerchantF.
Comer Trade and College Stree. s.
Charlotte, N. C. Jas 6.
ook$ and tati oners
WfHffiLATOE
J TAKE this method of inrorming the Ladies of
Charlotte and surroundine countrv'that I hsv
secured; tile ffokHsgency qf the
BAZAR PATTERNS,
And will in future keep a full aud complete
Stock of all Patterns, represented in the cata
logue.
All the New and Latest Styles will; be received
as published.
A CALL TO EXAMINE
MY PATTERN DEPARTMENT is respectfully
solicited.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES sent free to any
address on application.
PATTERNS malted on receipt of number, size
and price.
Very respectfully,
JNO. R.IEDDINS.
ONE
Million Dollars
YXTTLL be paid for BAGS, at the highest market
VV price, by WM. ft R. TIDDT,
Paper Manufacturers,
Charlotte, N. C
TIDDY & BROTHER
have received the
METROPOLITAN
FASHION
SHEETS,
FOB JUNE.
ALSO THE JUNK DELINEATOR,
Call and get one, at
TIDDY'S Book Store.
A full line of
A full line of
BUTTERICK'S
PATTERNS OF GARMENTS,
always on hand. r always on hand
In ordering patterns please simply. state the
number and size wanted; it Is not necessary to
mutilate the catalogue or sheet by cutting out the
picture.
maylB
pttscjeHatxe0tt5,
HEADQUARTERS
FRUIT
JARS.
Cohansey Metal Top,
Cohansey Glass Top,
Mason Iinproved,
Porcelain'Lined, .
Celebrated Gem. '
- Celebrated Geiri.
Send for Circulars. Lowest Prices to the Tra.
special igares for 25 to 100 gross lot?; '
IX F. HAYNES & CO.
1 JOBBERS AND IMPOBTER8,
; . i i
.1),
, '
Rstablished 1858.
may 9 4w diw
"BAITIJIORE,
. .IC.E CREAM."
OPEN.
li'll
rtV --ti
it it,
t Hi
ilUUf:. VtTj-tn ..,-ittUi Vi J !l
i,i TE3,rDaBJIlXWITH
ii'i
awm at am m m ii ma w '
a w mm mas tm
maj8 D. M.RIGLER.
CONSUMPTION CAR BE CORED!
ft
nflLLO
WM.
f OB Tfi
LUNGS.
Cure Ton
rh-w Hoarseness, AsthW
Croup. -Tfhoopinff Cou?hand all Bit
eases of the Breathing Orcani it
soothes and heahi theenKe l
the Lungs, inflamed and noiSd k
the disease, and prevents tRih
sweats and tightess acrSs the cf St
fASKeUleffl
f,aB
ZVB7 BONT DESPAIR p l
. , m.vm. wis ueiugn specinc will
lid fall" ma th01lsh Pwoiil
I
HENRY'S
tlie Most jPotverftU llealiny Ointl
jiicnt ana JJisuifectant
everJMscovered
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals burns.
Jlenry's Carbolic Salve cures sores.
Sentry's Carbolic Salve allays vain.
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures eruption,.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals vimples.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals bruises.
Ask for Henry's and use no other.
3P BEWARE ,0F COTJNTERFErrS. ,
For MAN and BEAST.
For External and Internal Use.
THE GREATESTPAJN ELlEVEB OT THE APE.
Edey's Carbolic, Troches
OUJOkU. AJU1. Y AAlUVlt
Contagious Diseases, Colds, Hoarseness
XUpnuariaf and wnsoauiff Ooug-h.
Pleasant to the Taste.
3
Relieve 2yspepsia and. Biliousness.
For Sale by ill Druggists.
JOHN F. HENRY & CO.,
1 SOLB PROPRIETORS.
24 College Plaoe, . . . New York.
L
GUANO.
"A1B1EAD" OF
ALL OTHERS.
SOLD BY
Recomniendatioiis
esxrn. Mayer f Rots:
Gents. I have been u?ing the Fish Guano for
three (3) years, and any, without hesitancy, It Is
the besi Guano I eu-r tri'-d
J. WATT KIBKPATRKK.
Hemrt. Mayer e lions:
.! Gents. The iish Guano, bought of you this
season, gives entire satisfaction, as tested side by
"side with three other standard guanos, the Kish
being ahead, making a net profit of sixty per cent.
I expect to use more of it next season.
Yours truly, J, A. POP F.
Alexandriana N. C. aprl.
piiUitijertj.
GRAND OPENING-
AT
MRS. P. QUERY'S.
"Yy E are now opening our Second Stock of
Fine
Millinery, Mr. Query having Just returned
from New York with all the very latest novelties In
HATS and BONNETS trimmed and untrlraraed,
SILKS,5iTty3. RIB3D.Vi, LtOtfj, O.l.V A-
MENTS, FLOWERS and FEATHEBS In all the
new shades and styles. The exhibit Is by far
the most elegant stock of fine Millinery we
have ever shown. Stjles very different from early
spring and goods in a great many styles much
cheaper
Also all the latest styles in Neck Wear, Flssues,
Ties, Scarfs; Collars, Ruffing, Ac Fans an 1 Para
sols something entirely new. White Goods, Trim
mings, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry, Children's Ready
made Suits and Cloaks, all new and cheap.
Ladles will lind our stock complete in all the
different lines of goods we keep. The gieatest
variety and the most complete assortment of each
line, and at the lowest prices of any establishment
of the kind In this part of the country.
We guarantee every article we offer as low in
pripe for cash as the eame article can b pure has
ed anywhere. Will open-our fine trimmed Bon
nets and Hats on Thursday.
'. 'Ladles caning to see our handsome goods, new
; styles and low prices, will not be disappointed,
; . ;Bpectfully, , .' j MRS. P. QUERY
.' 'Board of Denial Examiners.
rpSE Board of Examiners appointed by the
JL,prthCarollhaDental Association under the
laW enacted 7th day of March. 1879. will meet in
J
V tbe city ot Raleigh oo Monday, the 8 1st day w
CMBOLIC
INI
ROSS
:ia, iBUi au, persons, noiduig temporary
tlflcates, and those wishing to commence the prac
Uce of Dental Surgery without a dlpuma,,are herer
by notified to appeaf at that-time for examination.
All persons vvho have commenced tbe" practice oi
Itenuatry.since. the 7th of Match, 187a without a
diploma or certificate, are doing so In direct viola
tion o the taw, and are liable to the penalties
thereof; m . r.i. -.a.
D. eTEVERETT, -. ..I, -President.
Sec Board of Examiners. .,
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