iw.j. ....'uwxr jst.
Only Vegetable Compound that
a(Sd&aiIo.the Liver, Wi
currIiivefc Gmplaints, Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos-,
tiveness, Headache. Itassistsdi
gestionj strengthens Hesysteme
regulates the bowels, purifiesthe.
blood. A Book, sent free. Dr.
SaNford, 162 Broadway, Ni V.
FOB. SAUST ALL SBUOOZAT&.
inay30-6m.deod i ' k u '
aioUworicto Mattasft
bralaaerra ana vane,
VHop Bitters.
If m ar yownsr mad
llrTlHM T dtfllDA
tfon; if you are mar
rM r atari, old or!
Toant. mama irom
boor aaatth or lanrvlah
in oa a Dea ox bus-
Wkoinrw ror
LttoMBal e3e-Sr
nnaUj from aomo
form of Kidney1
disease that might
tawnr roe taal that
Rroir ijiUa need
htlaiBlating, withoat
been prevented
by timely
on of Hop
WatastvatAf,
Hob
.Bitter.
ixxersa
Haro to AWf
a-fyl
D. hC
m an absolute
jtaotoaMwa,oia.
and IrresisUble
, Mooav twr
nerve f Too
eare for drunk-
leneam, use of
hffl bo cured If!
opium, tonaeeoJ
Eyoe maeHop B
wr naroooca.
If roe ara
Sold by draa
Mr weak and low
lobta, Bend for
spirited, try It it
idromlar.
It may
reur 1 iiti
thirimd
hundred.
marl eodAwly
Fortlfj the System
And you ire armed against disease. Tbe finest
tonic for this purpose Is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which renders digestion easy and complete,
counteracts billiousness, and keeps the bowels in
order, and bo genial and beneficent are Its effects,
that not only Is the body Invigorated and regulated
by Its use, but despondency banished from the
mind.
TKSTIMOXT OF DBIGGI8TS.
We certify that we hare been selling "Swift's
Syphilitic Specific" for many years, and regard It
far superior to anything known to science, for tbe
Uaeasefor which it Is recommended. We hare
never known of a single failure.
& J. CasseU, Thomasrille, Ga.
L. . Greer k Co.. Forsyth, Ga,
Hunt. Bankin tc Lamar, Atlanta. Ga.
Pemberton, Samuels A Beynolds, Atlanta, Ga.
Daniel ft Marsh, Atlanta, Ga.
. m AnTA, Ga . July 1, 1874.'
Jul C. T. 8warr-Dear Sir: We hare been nstnc
2 ftffl STPWllttc Specific" In the treatment
f eoflyMf for the hut year, and bellere It Is the
iv certain known remedy that will effect a perma
nent eftre for diseases for which you recommend It
WUl be paid to any chemist who will find, on
aaalysU of one hundred bottles- of S. 8. S , one
paracle of mercury, Iodide potassium, or any min
eral substance.
JPJ?Hilyby the SWIFT SPECIFIC COM
PANY, Atlanta, Ga.
od by T. C. Smith and L. R. Wriston ft Co.
FrtendsV1' AmsSiat iOT of "Youn Men's
may27-dAwlm.
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Fiie G Id and Silver Watehes,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
Diamonds, Sflrer and Silrer Rated fare,
Gold and Silver Spectacles,
and everything kept In a
FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE.
The Highest Cash Price Paid for
Old Gold and Silver.
Particular attention paid to the Bepairlne of Fine
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
ALL WATCH AMD CLOCK WORK
Warranted for Twelve Months.
All goods sold at this establishment warranted
as represented.
HOVESTT IS THC BEST POLICY.
JOHN T. BUTLER,
CroUaA Jewelry Store, Charlotte.
r A-'ir i r.f.i .&r jFj-.ft a-it-'t til . ;
.' ....:-.iii..u-U.& INTERNAL RKVENTJR,
M floteAdfof ivieuaem of Internal 'Revenue Laws.
of the above, alescrThed Monertfc to ennear before
thent9 before- tM expirattoiv of thirty day;fron i
Iy It joe ai7Tman If ycaar aV
it..
Itiw V m ft I a a amijCrl C
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SATURDAY, JUNE 12, J880.
J STATE NEWS.
' -Henderson county instructs for Fowlb
ind Bobinsoii. .
; The huckleberry crop is a failure in
Sampson county. . t
Iredell" county endorses falter P.
Caldwell for Attprney-GeneraJ.
It is sfe'tett f'riaVprof.1 lAZ iRe'dd has
severed Jhia eeohection with lie State
Universltyt'i " ' '
Of33td Serft?dsK a very malig-
nant ana iaiai 4ever nas roaae us ap
pearance ; fflseveral families in For
sythe c6iinty. ' J 1
The Revifrw says Geo. Myers, a col
ored hnrrlar. succeeded in releasing:
iitoself ii from his Irons and escaped
irom v nmingion jan xnursuny mum-
The Watchman reports the death in
Salisbury last Motiday of- Mr. E. H.
Marsh, an esteemed citizen, who had
been a resident of that town -ff a long
nnmher nf years. ;
airedett'6rVKrett.-Iapt S. Peland,
aiiieyjon jtf the Tayiorsviiie vvaaes
bofd RaiTrbad; began tlie'stlrviey of the
route between Mt. Pleasant ;ana mg
Lick last Monday.; ,yT J ,
Raleiffh At trie institution
for the deaf and dumb and trie blind,
Wednesday evening:, a gold medal-was
awarded to Ferney Willis, a pqpil from
Bladen county, for the best original
speech. Five entered the contest
On Sunday lastthe death of a young
womanf some; 1$ or 20 y ears old, -tookJ
county Tbl wonaan was of ajrespecta
blfaniily liul tiadJbeeit forsaken by
her father, alter lier motner s qeain.
The Messenger says that Alex. How
ard, respited until, the. 25th.. ifisU will
in all probability beiexeeuif'd Golds;
boro on that davVas no coriaiderable
efforts are being made to prevent it
The crime of which he staudsCjQnYM?
is me muraer oi .utrey. :
Newbern Nut Shell: Our people need
notgtoBeauf6ftfoTsoft crabs or to
fish, for the bottom of JSease river
seems to be covered with both. ,Soft
crabs, as delicate and large as ?those at
Beaufort can be bought every day at
our fish market in as large quantities
and at prices even knrer.thin thoge
asked in Beaufort
New York correspondence I Raleigh
News: Mr. Chas. E. Mallett formerly
of this city, now an energetic truck far
mer near Newbern, is the contractor
for supplying some hundreds 'or thous
ands of tons of pine straw, to be
brought north, to have the oil extracted,
and the pulp made into paper. ;
Wilmington Star: The pilots report
the following poundings as jnade by
them during the month of May : Bald
Head channel, 12 feet 6 inches: West
ern Bar, 12 feet 6 inches. The above
show' the state of the water with an or
dinary high tide. With the highest
spring tides, or when the win(l is from
the east, as much as IS teef can fre
quently be had.
Greensboro North State: Tom Paynr,
from Surry county, and Ed. MjcCauley,
from Alamance county two! colored
convicts escaped from their guards at
the Cape Fare and Yadkin Valley Rail
road, near Martinsville, on Monday
morning last. The men were? pursued
several miles and fired . upon j without
effect. They made good their escape.
Greensboro North State: Capt. Wil
liam H. Wheeler, with a force of 23
hands, has just finished putting up new
telegraph poles between Danille and
Greensboro. The number of oles be
tween the two points is 1,(0. The
poles were cut in the State of Tennes
see, and are of the Lebanon cedar va
rietythe most lastinc; of all t&nber. It
is supposed they will remain good for
30 years. The poles cost, deliyered at
Greensboro, $1.70 each.
Salisbury Watchman: Our SuDerior
Cour terminated about half? past 11
o'clock Saturday night,having tip to that
time, tried only one civil case,? leaving
still on the docket no less that 117 un
touched. The criminal docket rwas un
usually large. At a late hour Sathrdav
night the case vs. Robert Banie, was
ealled, and upon agreement thj indict
ment was amended so as to mae the al
leged offence an attempted rape. On
this, the prisoner pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to 10 years in the peni
tentiary. A petition for an e?itra ses
sion of court has been sent to the Gov
ernor, i
A Brilliant Vairrant Thp iiini.t..
of the United States to Sardinia in
Jail.
PlttRhlinrTrtlppranh JTanO . .
7 m ' e f i" v a. i
t
A letter was received at the "Aljegliany
Poor Board office sevpml Huva
ing information in regard to In aged
ana insane tramp, who had been arrest
ed at Butler, and whose case was be
fore the poor authorities of that city
He stated that he came from Pittsburg
Nothing was known about him at the
Alleghany office, but later it hs been
xuuiiu out mat ne was at nne timo
about thirty five or forty years ago,
e or forty years ago,, .a
JWirtilitarJa; pK4istoefl,
r, afid a mfem'beE of the
lwver of no
eloquent sneaker.
;ioqt
State COnstltlltinriHl flnnvonHnnAf 1007
M u.u,viiaiU,ut J(w
a Wat, nlciA n : f i
n,waiou a iiucian 01 sonpe note
ana took an active part in the campaign
which resulted
dent Pierce, and received as hisaeward
tiio pusiuon 01 u. a. minister ; to the
Kingdom of Sardinia. Here he served
with no little abilitv until suddenly he
became insane, and while nut nf i,ja
mind committed some acta winvv.
...... . : ; " .iHivei iicco"
sitated his immediate recall. lie was
brought back, t hisj countryj andiretun-
eiii iu vma cnyt wnere we attempt-
w iccauiuiau ins iegai practice, tak
ing UD an Office in tha iirlQ
on Fifth avenue. But the storv of hit
insanity had preceded him, and lie was
jcgaiueu wim universai distrust. No
body would entrust hi m wif-Vi omit voS
ness, and his subsequent action justified
"r uiatiusu Among? other
th incs. he tried to recn vpr a 1
of, tuition from, a former student in
Ju$.pftloe, and made great' ejtortSto
reopen old cases in which he lfad act
ed as counsel. He finaiiv
l m muii j - Vt A A A LULl
out of view and latterly has been com-
iict,Ci lusb signc or dv thosft of his
ing60 gues wbo are 8ti11 praetic-
. A87 and 18S6.
new, f oik tSUO.. i,t . . , ,
JUbWid and patriot resolution was
SmoaaS ,Tuesday.by, the Michigan
"The Democracy of Michigan have
ntSPiS8' confldence in the-abMity and
will bf the peorfle' to defeat th 1 nbmi
nataon of the Chicago convention, and
to declare at i the -polls hi Ndvember
Eiht to Seven 'Cc&fhissibn that assist
ed in perpetrating the great fraud iof
lilV?l?:-er e elected President of
the United States by the suffrage Wri
?r?, .Pgoi'lg. ' i ii !
of retraiiJt(eW is
ibewWediwtfeiij prtnypl mi.de
enoughzoj TkiH tribunal? SiglibVto
KVr " 7,."Mpira. in, : ntoJT.'overaiiw
a,tre arMlSfair; totoh mpm.
0.!?a,wiia whelped strike that-mu r-
"!?H;0w;-ui suffrage Jsb6Uld"ie4
. r,.."1??. Awtttiekj wa ione of
THE PHESIDENTIALi CAMPAIGN.
How tbe Chicajre NopjlnatinaQe
neceiTedSorene of tbe Grant
JTIeu Xlie VicePresldentialcandJ
date Sberman7 Jfarrevw .Escape
from Nomination.
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. i
Chicago, June 9. A very .noticeable
fact, to which- attention ' has been re
peatedly called to-day, is the absence of
any spirited expression ,6f Isatisfactidh
over the nominations. There t was. no
attempt at display or demopstrQEfi of
any kind last night, except the crdwd of
curious people who called on Gfci. .-Oar-field
at his headquarters. Not ' hur
rah has been heard for thejnttMfee$(m
any public place to-day. vPilfir ;af ter
noon, while, at least five hundred snim
were gathered in the spacious loopy kf
the Palmer House, some ne proposed
three cheers for Garfield, and there was
not a sinfcle .response. , . ( i
; The , majority. . of : tlie ,4eleifritf I'Me
still here, and have mainly engaged in
discussing the nomination. Grant and
anti-Grant alL ,.say they will work
for the ticket, butiwith the fdrme! ele
ment at least there is certainly' nothing
qf enttwrsiasm. Senator Conkling, in
his peech seconding the nomination,
yesterday, indicated that harmony and
unity would be restored, but such is
not the case. The Grant men are sore
over their "defeat, and take a melancholy
pleasure in. talking over, their griev
ances. ' Jtls of course jre4t satisfaction
-to-enatat Conkling that the men who
had been fighting him so tenaciously
came in the hour of victory to put at
his disposal the second place on the
ticket, and in the face of his haughty
refusal to accept selected his near per-,
sonal friend. But this will not placate
him. . , -
wThe vice-presidency, I as Jb'e!y f one1
knows, is considered of IlittleJ ii(flunt,
and from the temper exhibited by the
New Yorkers of the Grant wfajf, it is
not thought that they will make any
more of a sincere effort to carry New
York than had Blaine been nominated.
Senator CChktingsays the majority of;
the convention were elected with the
understanding that they should vote
for Grant, and that Grant was defraud
ed of : the ntfminaticHr by patting' fyto
the convention men who werahot elect
ed and by others violating their pledged
honor. ' -
George Gorham said to-day, in the
presence of twenty or thirty delegates
and others, that the bolters irNew
York.- and,- Pennsylyantahad f been
bought, and they were jiars if they de
nied it. DcCameron-stalkerliatound,
said little, and when asked if the nomi
nation was a strong one, smiled a
ghastly smile. Privately, many of tfye
Grant leaders say they have no-doubt
at all of the defeat of the ticket.
Sherman's friends are rather down in
the mouth to-day, and regret that they
were in such a hurry to go over to Gar
field. It has just transpired that a com
bination had been formed whereby on
the fortieth ballot all the Blaine vote
from Pennsylvania, with respectable
additions from elsewhere, was to be
transferred to Sherman with the Mas
sachusetts vote. This would have giv
en him about 170, and in all probability
the next ballot would have nominated
him. There is no question that both
Gov. Foster and Gen. Garfield were re
cently working for themselves. Foster
had two prizes to strive for, first the
nomination for President, and if he
failed in that and Garfield won, as he
has. then Foster had the United States
Senatorship in view, which Garfield
will give up if he is elected President.
In the caucusing on the nomination
for Vice-President, during the recess
yesterday afternoon, the Ohio delega
tion mentioned Washburne. Gen. Lc
gan immediately notified them that if
Washburne was nominated the ticket
should not receive the electoral vote of
Illinois. Giant's friends all were bit
terly denunciatory of Washburne to
day. They say Washburne's treachery
is undoubted. But for their convic
tion that Washburne had been playing
an underhand game, his nomination
yesterday would have been entirely
within the range of probability, for
when the break occurred there would
have been no difficulty, had the leaders
oeen so disposed, in eivincr him the
Grant vote.
IWr. Seymour and tbe Presidency.
New York Herald, Independent. ,
In political circles just now the inter
esting question is, Whom will the Dem
ocrats nominate at Cincinnati? For
tunately for the country that party has
a large number of eminent and distin
guished statesmen from whom to select
a standard bearer, so that unless it is
wilfully blind, or its voice is stiflodbv
the machine politicians, it cannot fail
to make a good nomination; 'Among
the three or four gentlemen whom the
nomination seeks vfe do"XR3, hieTfli
those who are seeking the nomination
is Mr. Seymour. Thousands of Dem
ocrats in all parts of the country -who
have the welfare of the Republic and of
their party at heart are looking toward
the Deerneld Sage in,,the ;hope ithat; tie
may be chosen to head the Democratic
column in the coming struggle. A dis-.
patch from Syracuse on another page
feems to indicate thai, notwithstanding
his well known disinclination to again
enter the political arena, Mr. Seymour
would, if he were commanded by his
party to take the field, not hesitate ito
do so. Mr. Seymour, it will be seen,ha3
no sort of doubt that he (JjQuId, Car ry
New York, which is the real battle
ground in the next presidential elecU6n.
me party that carries it is reasonable
certain to carry the. countryj. II ..Cin
cinnati should reverse the order of the
States on the ticket nominated at Chi
cago, giving the first place to the Em
pire State and the second to Ohio, it
wouia lena an aaaitionai interest and
excitement to the November struggle.
A Picture of ttarfield. .
Gen. Garfield, the Republican candi
date for President of the United States,
has five children living,' and has lost
two, who died in infancy. The two
older boys, Harry and James, are now
at school in New Hampshire. 'Maryydr
Molly, as everybody CaHs her.is' a hand
some, rosy cheeked girl of . about .12.
ne two younger boys are Irwin and
Abram. The general's mother is still
living and has long been a member of
his family. She is an intelligent, ener
getic old lady, with a clear head and' a
strong' will, who keeps well posted;, n
the news. of the day, and is very proud
of her son's career, though more liberal
or eriticrsmrnan pmsis ;
In persofrGeriettoJ3attfefd'i3 six feet
highr 4tdhotildered-and strongly
built, He has aminiKully large ihead,
that fceetfls to he three-fourths forehead ;
light brown ha(r and beard, largeMight
blue eye$, a prominent nose anbr full
cheek?, " He dressy plainly; is fond of
broad-brimmed slouch hats', and " $lpu,t
boots, eats heartily, caree nothing for
luxurious livings is thoroughly .temper
ate in all respects save in that of brain
work, and is devoted to h wife - and
children, and very fond f hii ' country
uuiuc. , v ... .... i., ,
. .. !
How tbe eenersLl and IHr. j;iolC'I4.
'Genrant, and.Mrs. Giianjt'uspd
lhrougJi, here Q-day en, route q t the .
soldiers reunion at Milwaukee. Tley:
breakfasted at the Palmer House with'
Senators Cam'eron -and1 Logan and one
or two'othfet frtettds,ii SGei)-. Grant or;
versed' enti'Hlp'dri'the actionofthel
convention ; sadiLhe hod.no fault to find!
with it; that Garfield was a good man'
and p . hoped he would, be elcted'ahtl!
mat atis menus woumv Biipptff.nim
heartily. That 'be was ' disappointed,
howBjei-, was apparent ude a'phleg
malio demeanor. Mrs. Grant jexpressQd
hF crreat disanoointment ' as she had
firmly belieyed from the beginhrdg that
the GjeneraJ -iirfaWw Mmmti&vM
- - Imwyen. .
The Supfewe 'ttotirtW Wednesday,
afterU patient: and tbronghV examina-
Lttonmrcti
taissne toi the ; folio wiog -gentlemen,
'2 jac::mmak .;'A.very. 'ISiirkCQUh-
! i'TedrecK Frobie; uarrowr in ortnamp
ton county. ; . : , . , .:
; William .Robert Booker, Surry coun
ty. " "
joha ,Qa$kin,s unR'Chw;, cduh-
Samuel James Calvert; Northampton
;:V;FIeetsilCpe $psot-'ounty.
- waiter jsugenfe) Daniel, Maitiux coun-
r: Wliani CSarnpipdttsJasanolpli
county." " "" ''' .iriii :. '
William Carson Ervin.Galdwellcouni
Uyr -
rxobert Anirftw.,Jiiaftftigan, uauarrus
fionntv.
Jaioesi Arias !' Fwlke8, Alleghany
"f owiui us .' ViCaxy ' Ha wk ins, 1 . It aii f aix
doonty.-,; -: ' -v-1 .t-- - " vnuti
Sottas Wrlliams Hawking .'Watten
jcountx. '. -. -
Samuel Carey Herren, Haywood
county. y i 'r -j f
Erastdsr Beverly Jonfes, Forsyth coun.-tj.-
,:; ,.-r i. .:i -u-.y. : rt'
: i Wesley Nor wood Jo nes A.Wake co un-
ty' ' " - '' '. ' .- i '! -..i : . .
"Jaines Frederick Augustus Lamoh'd,
Wakecountv.
lycurgvrs Ehsha Muneyi Cherokee
county.
Benjamin Flannei MayheW; Betufolt
co-unty; : ' ; ' ! ' : " " '
'Waller , Hivrt iNealilRiDlunoiid coun
ty. - !:. '.i-:- . '
Wnilkirr Jseph Peele, Nortlmmpton'
JamedJender, Kagecombe county.
Baftitfel: "Jones PersbT, iMfteriaM
county. 3 ' ,
...WUiiam Hayes Polkt :Varenr coin-:
ty. . .: : - - ' x .: :. .
Na,tt Augnstus Reyn61ds, Buncombe
county. " 1
Gaston Ahi Robbins, Randolph coun
ty. William Walter Scott, Jr., Caldwell
county.
Samuel Lloyd Sheep, Pasquotank
county.
Henry Fielding Slater, Wake coun
ty. Charles Spurgeon Vann, Hertford
county.
THE SLAVE TRADE.
How It Is Carried On in EgyptHid
ing' tbe Slaves in Cave.
Washington June 9j Not withstand
ing "the laws, treaties and, deoreB. for
the I siTEpressioh of ! tlw slave! UMdejifr
Egypt and even the activity displayed
by the Egyptian government for its ex
tinction, dispatches received at the de
partment of State from our consul
general at Cairo would seem to prove
that the inhuman traffic, although not
carried on as openly, is plied as. ener
getically as formerly. The slaye trade
is: carried on by the Arab caravans
which, while nominally trading in legiti
mate merchandise between Egypt and
Darfour, in Central Africa, run the
slaves into upper Egypt to the city of
Assiout generally, on the Nile, ab'out
230 miles above Cairo, where the Lybian
range pfmountains.run nearly down to
the river. The slavers secrete the slaves
in the ; ancient grottoes and tombs in
these motftitjains until they are disposed
of and distributed throughout the coun
try. The activity of a young Swiss at
tached to the American Mission at As
siout recently resulted in the seizure
and -manumission of 08 slaves and the
incarceration of 35 Arabs, charged with
being slave dealers. Through the rep
resentation of the British consul general
at Cairo there being a treaty for the
suppression of the slave trade between
Egypt and England three hundred
soldiers were dispatched to Assiout, the
caravan surrounded and the seizure
above noted effected. Although it was
well understood that this caravan had
brought more than 1,000 slaves into the
country, the most rigid search failed to
discover more than 08, tbe remainder
hayjng tyeen disposed of and safely dis
tributed before the arrival tof the sol
diery. Of the 68 persop4 majvumitted
soiwre-seizea m-tneniratiVe coun
try while sleeping in their tents,; others
w(er6.prrjCB6fi! whltendingthei sheep
arid cattle fh he fields; some of the
gir.were forced away from, their hus
bands and still others: were originally
slaves and sold to thecaravanv
T
M1
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CBUOl
Dr.
WLJ.
. Cures donsrunpUoB. Colds. PneomO'
nia, Infltaenzat,Ttrottchial Vifflcnlties.
Bronchitfs, Hdarseness, , Asthma.
Crotip, Whooping Congtt. and all Dis
soothea..aird;ahe,Jeri of
the Lungs, Infianiea ana poisoned by
the jdii ease,, and prevents the night
which accompany,, t, fcONSaiP
TION is not an incurable malady. It
is only necessary to have the right
remedy, and HALL'S BALSAM is that
remedy v DON'T DESPAIR ' of EE
LIEF, for this benign specific will
l.awaBaa
'S
ni:
GADOOLIC SAiTE.
t?i0 Moist Powerful Mealing Oint
ment and Disinfectant
Bnv VaUilnValtrM
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures sores.
Henry's Carbolic Salve allay pain.
Henry's CarboUe Salve eures ervptioiim.
Henry's CarholieSalve heals pimple.
Henry's CarboliolSalve heals bruises, i
Ask for Henry's and nee no otber.
For External and Internal IJee,
THE GEEATEST AiS &E1IEVER OF EB 'A7E.
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PEOPLE W mm, j
Who have given certificates are a thousari times
more to be relied on than those aaanafactared to
. - . j !' r t - i if i: ' : : : ii- i il '7! i I'M if. i
Order by designing persons who desire to foist on
the public their drastic and depleting mixtures, tifi-
der the guise of fiegolatc rs, Invigoratorst Bitters.
&l j Tbe proprietors of .
SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND
OB LIVER CUBE :
refer yoo to people tkat you know, iho hare testi
fied to its great value In all diseases' of tbeUrer,
Stomach, Skin and Kidneys, ItlS erltlrey vegeta-
ble, perfectly harmless, and a to t all nalarlal
poisoqs, preventing Fever; Chillfl,' 'Bllbusnes, Ste
All Druggists and Dealers Sell, and Becem-
.mendtt. ,': V.. . ',.'' ,
.Physicians who have ' taken the trouble to learn
Its formula, prescribe it wlOj confidence. ,' Give It a
trial, and our word for. it, yoo will never reget' It,
but' become Uke others, lta adrocate an4 tdvertl
ser, as an the following, who never fart; to speak
of it In the highes terms and recommend, ljo
otbem ' ' -'M ut-''rr.
Bevi H. C POWEJi, ! - ; ' ! Dr. W. C HTSHIR.' :
Bet.Sy B-oiirKa i a aVgraesxb
Sey. A. M. SHIPP, W. M. ITOCfiSFDS,
Itev. L. -CUTEBEBT, H. S. NEUFVlLLK,
Dr. J. 8IMP30N,
J. S. MARTIN,
E. S. BUBNHAM,
i i i i : . V t
G. J. PBIESTEB,
- . . - -
D. J. CRAWFOBD,
H. WBOTON.
. It is simpler, better and cheaper than any other
similar preparation ever offered. ' , ,
i .'. BOWTS 4 MOIStf t Sole Proprietors,
; . . . ' Charleston, 8, 9,
WILSON & BLWttW Asettts,
June!. . CHABLPTTK, N. C. ,
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For Ladies3 and Childen's
SHOES use Brazilian Shoe Polish. It will not
rub off or soil the skirts. ; It la positively free
from anything that will Injure the most delicate
leather. For sale by L. B. WBISTON CO.
; - '
CYDONIN,
THE best preparation ever offered for tbe cure
of Chapped Skln,Plmples,Tan3rupUon8, Sun
burns, etc. Sold only by
L. B. WBISTON ft CO.
Fid. Eit. Bachu and Juniper.
INVALUABLE as a Diuretic. '
L. B. WBISTON CO.
PLASTERS,
ALLCOdK S Porous, Benson's Ca peine, S. A J's.
Cupslcum and Belladonna.
l. r. WBISTON ft ca
BAKING POWDERS.
DOOLEY'S, Horseford's and Sea Foam. Also,
Prices' Yeaat Gem.
, L. B. WBIaTON ft Ca
BITTERS.
H
OP Bitters, Vinegar Bitters, Hostetter's Bitters.
L. K WBJSTON A CO.
mar 21
DR. J. n. MeAden,
BSOMIBT AMD
Jtow offers to the toKte full
Lubin's Extracts and Ctltgnes
English Select
SPICES
Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soaps.
English, Trench and American
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS
.Carefully prepared at all hours, both night anl
day at
f. H. McADEirs
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Prescription Stoce
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
' 200 Barrels of
C WEST ft SONS'
Extra Not 1 Kerosene
' AMD
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL,
: West's Extra No. 1 Kerosene OIL from a West ft
Sons, Baltimore. -
Highest Medal awarded at Centennial Exposition
gfysjg Op, Works, Canton. , Warranted to stand a
In testof UO degrees Faftranheit befgrji wyi
tni & W ft Som, Baltimorp.
For Sale by
! i ' a.:i.'l "(-Si: 'it i til ;
Ds. 3. H. XaADEN, Sole Agent,
Jr.! in 'f.' it f.-,
i- ' . ,'l . 1 f. - ' - .-! i'T ' !
'HI.
ATVanilGigar?,
itTCKNT3 ieacb.i 8'for: a quartfn: best In i the
ffl market , T.frWJPBVG STQBRj
"!vr.
1 1 ' II .-v
TBE"Cosmopolitan" ,5 cent Clears, 1 fine flavor,
bum weir and give good s;tflsf action; six for
25oents at . DR. T. Q. SMITa'a DBUG STORK.
For Ruptures
TBY the Ayei's Hernia Truss It is recommend
ed by some of . the very best physicians In tbe
'and. JOBJC (L.SMITH. Sole Agent
Horsforda Bread
PREPARATION Is ahead! of all others la quality
and result. It is wholesome and economical.
25 cents a package w, 86.25 per box of three doz
.en,: ; KB, T. U. SMfTH, Sole Agent. ;
Smith's Worm Oil.
GO to ir. T a Smith's Drug Store and get a
bottle of th's medicine if your children are
troubled with worms. Price, 85 cents.
Warner' Kidney
CUBE wllhreTleve the meet iobstinate dUncultles
.of this class, ne doubt It. , For sale at t
. SMITH'3 DBUG STORE, '
era Morbus
A Summer Complaints are speedily cured by
Saratoga Water,
TVROUGHT in barrels from Saratoga, New York.
JL and sold by Dr T. C. Smith at 5 cents aglass,
iry ib ; ,
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June 0
mmmw
liJS MOITADE,
AND
BOUQUET CIGARS
AT
IP(Bnony9s
N. B. Havtnz tntrodnced the natpnt Tr Cream
Baskets, parties can be suppUetTaT tfielr resi-
aeDces in qu&naaes 01 iuc Zoe. aadooe.
may 13
OWING TO THE DECLINE IN IRON, I HATE
DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT MY LOT OF
AT A
REDUCED PRICE.
CALL EARLY AND SECURE
A GOOD WAGON
AT A
L 0 W V R J V E,
FINE CIGARS
AT A SACRIFICE TO CLOSE OUT.
COME QUICKLY, OR THEY WILL ALL BE
GONE.
Thomas H. Gaither.
June It.
Tobacco grown m WesCBm Nnrthi rjtTniin. j.
nlrln. Tl 1I1 1. .il!L" ? ?!
Mm jwiaaueeEmereiumt for samp! pack
fge; or. If you are adealeri write to mefoV cSca
law nd;whplesaleVrteei,, Addres
mm
ICE
Webster Wagons
One
Hundred
Thousand
s
FL0U1
1
FOR SALE.
Lowest Figures.
SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES
AT
J one 8
Utttttnerij.
GRAND-OPENING-
AT
L-MRS. R jQUERY'S.
TE are now opening our Second Stock of Fine
Mllllnerr, Mr. Query having Just returned
from New York with all the very latest novelties In
HATS and BONNETS trimmed and untrimmed,
SILKS,31TIr3. BIB33N3, LlOKi, 03X A-
MENTS, FLOWERS and FEATURES in all the
new shades and styles. The exhibit Is by far
tbe most elegant stock of fine Mllilnery we
have ever shown. Styles very different from early
spring and goods In a great many styles much
cheaper
Also all the latest styles in Neck Wear, Fissues,
Ties, Scarfs, Collars, Buffing, ftc Fans and Para
sols something entirely new. White Goods, Trim
mings. Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry, Children's Ready
made Suits and Cloaks, ail new and cheap.
Ladles will find our stock complete in all the
different lines of goods we keep. The greatest
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
price for cash as the same article can be purchas
ed anywhere. Will open our fine trimmed Bon
nets and Hats on Thursday.
Ladles calling to see our handsome goods, new
styles and low prices, will not be disappointed.
Respectfully, MRS. P. QUERY.
apr28
(r0ckerg and (Slassttmrje
l. BBOOITCKLD.
A. W. LUDOUr.
CHINA
PALACE
OF
J. Brookficld & Co.
CHARLOTTE. N. a
JUST BECEIYED :
REFRIGERATORS
(UPRIGHT).
ICE CHESTS
LOW).
WATER COOLERS,
ICECREAM FREEZERS,
BIRP CAGES,
Children's Carriages,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Full line of
CHINA. CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, CUTLERY,
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, TIN,
WOOD AND WILLOW-WARE,
MAJOLICA, IRIDES
CENT GLASS
AMD
FANCY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
COME AT LAST !
DYLVG, SCOURING AND GENERAL CLEANING
. ESTABLISHMENT.
Faded Goods. Ladies' Dresses, Shawls. Table
Covers, Ribbons, Feathers, and every other de
scription of wearing apparel cleaned, renovated
and changed to any color desired.
KID GLOVES ; A SPECIALTY.
All Orders to be left for the present at
MRS. McNELIS'S MI LINER Y STORK
F. A. MILLER.
prl8
0TT7ST
NORTHERN WHITE BEANS
fiiwi&i-fif x " u y p
' ANP NEW CROP ONIONS,
Jw sn I- a-. ...
tnna MT m m vvnrmT T
, )juu o. - mx m, nun miiH
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-a. "W -v mrm-W
NORTHCAROUNA .RAILROAD COMPANY.
SBCBXTARY AMD TKKASUBXB'S OfTICK.
CtoMrAXT8H(pg,N.C.,May31, 1880.
THHE thirty-fifth annual meeting of the stock-
perry will be held in GnsboroN. CM on the
Second Thnrsdar of JnlV. 1 8kfL MnT t tmnsKE
books "of .stock ld company-, will be closed
uyat.wiu note qntu anerue meeting.
.,1. .r . ii , jiiT. i',j ' .t - iti pi Dnvitv
rroces
jowf-i once tiwm'mu.V'-:--
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