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Stye l)artot& b0mer. 8VB8CUUPTION BASES i Daily, omeytar, (pott&td) aim nee... S8 OO Months ........... 4 W Three Months 2 00 One Month 75 WEEKLY EDITION : Weekly, (in the eounty) m advance S3 00 Out of the eouniy, postpaid, 2 10 Six Months 1 00 - liberal Reductionsor Out. Bm toa HMKoagblf mppltoa U r?7 P ud Bheapmw. W on torn BLiKXS, BUX-UDtira, LfTTXSHrosrciKM; vol. xxv. CHAELOTT, IWJSWMt MARCH 16, 1881. NO, 3,749. vortakmrvai wtTfnTT 7,0 Pimnn.m rmrmr.AM nmrn x- ii r 'i r m f mv. i bihhi fs aw mtti nvr ig view r .ik auua a. ii m a n t t m a r v w mmntw ww m i m r " i 11 - i . ? y . j rC'; w . ; . fttku .: I ' s .i;:? :Mitp I it ;.-.S .,? ?:! 5 ... --T ' 'I 1 .-t!Kj '. iitt ... " iftii'-'ii ' ' ' ' .'lif- . ; , " . ; ' : GIjOVTDS PAIKSTKD JUSK 13th, 1876.) (J -A IVIagnificent Stock OF Antique 4 Other Laces. ALSO, THE Prettiest and Largest Stock of WHITE GOODS ever offered In the city of Charlotte.- marl ft Uaots a t) MTxozs We are dally reeeivlrg our SPRING STOCK BOOTS ID IS, Milch will be more complete than ever before and comprises the id Brands i Latest Styles. LADIES', MISSES', CHILDRENS,' GENTS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS' FINE BOOTS! SHOES A SPECIALTY, Lower grades all goods In our line In variety and all prices. FULL STOCK STETSON HATS, and soon to artlve a pretty line Straw Hats, Trunks, Valises & Satchels, ALL SIS3 AND RBICES. Call and see us. PEGRAM & CO. feb20 ib Bargains TO BE OFFERED DURING THE NEXT SIX DAYS. Call and le Coimoced. traves S Wielm. raarO 'pHE WASHINGTON GAZETTE, Published at the National Caoltal every Sunday uiving a full resume of the Drecedlns week, news i?1101! topics and general Intelligence, be ucmg iae only REPRESENTATIVE SOUTHERN PAPER There supporting the National Democratic Party. Kd ted by GEORGE C. WEDDERBURN. of .Virgin la, formerly publisher of the Richmond tVa.) Enquirer. . , r ,r TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : ' single copies, one year, postage paid. S 2 00 five copies, to one address, postage paid. 7 50 i en copies, to one address, postage paid, 12 60 .e.nty copies, to one address, postage pd, 20,00 v mm a copy free to ttie person securing the cluos. ffOr IUrthnr Infnmstlnn aAAroaa'- !. GAZETTE PUBLISHING OMPiNTj a5 822 Washington, D. Ci'or tn EdftorX ieceived ALEXANDER llflllUl Hare g8 CS00jas, X0tMtt0, Sec. NEW GOODS AND IN A -OF- D GOODS "W ILL IB 3D 1 1ST- T. L. SEIGLE & CO. mar8 WbXxstzllmizons. A DELICIOUS DRINK For Use in Families, Hotels Clubs, Parties, Etc. inn Boiton: C. IX. ASATIiS b SOXS, The "Hub Pnaeh " hu Utely been introduoed, sad meets with marked popular favor. It is Warranted to Contain only the Best of Liquors, United with Choiee Fruit Juiees and Granulated Sugar. Hit ready on opening, and will be found an agTeeabls addition to the choice things which undeniably enlarge the pleasures of life and enooorage good fellowship and good nature if rightly enjoyed. GOOD AT ALL TIMES Just the Thing to Keep in Wine Cellars. Sideboards not Complete Without Hub Punch. It can be used Clear or with Fresh Milk, Ice, Soda, or Hot Water, Lemonade, or with Fine Ice, to Suit the Taste. Sold by leading "Wine Merchants, Grocers, Hotel and Druggists everywhere. Trade supplied at mmiif istuers prices by W son & Burwell, Wholesale and Retail Drugg 1st Charlotte. N. C." . , Jan. 23-eod 6m. TUTT'S ramus INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Ikjbs 6f ftppetite,Nauaea,bowelB coative, PamuajheHead.with a dull aensation in the back part, Pain under tne houider blade, fullness after eating, with a disin clination to exertion of body or mind. Irritability of tamper, Low apirits, IiOs of memory, with a feeling of haying neg lected some dutytwearinesa, Dizziness, Muttering of tho Heart, Dota beforo the eyes, bellow Bkin, Headache, Bestlegs ness at night, highly colored Urine. : IF THESE WAEJONGS ABE UHH1EDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. , XTJTT'S FILLS are especially adapted to 8 uh casea, one dose effects suchachango of fealing s to astoiusli the sufferar. , The toeifeaae the Apetlte, and cause the body iowfatk on Flea thus thejsyitem la neartalied.and by tUelrTonIc Aetloon the iMxiio Omni. Beonlar Stools are pro- TUTT'S HAIR DYE. Grat Haib or Whiskers changed to a Glossy Tfi.inr hv n ninele HODlicatiUO of this DYB. Jit Imparts a natural color, acts IrutantaneouBly. Bold byDrti gists, or sent Dy express on reeBipiui f i. 33 Murray St., New York. Office, 35 M Dr. TCTT8 MASCAL or Ylull InfonBStioB sna UktiiI Receipt, will be mailed FKEX on application. Feb 28 deodtwly. M! HUGH SISSON & SUfoti, Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers Of MARBLE MONTTIEXTS, FDBNITUEE 8LAB3, -! Tile, Maatels, Alkrs, Topte, 140 vrest Baltimore Sreet, AND CORNER NORTH AND MONUMENT ST Drawiflffs & Estimates Futnisei f fee; BATiTlMOHE, Mp if i X HUB Qpiih STATUARY : V J a lebl2 deOd&wir -4 OBSERVATIONS. "My friends," said the political speakei, jritk a buret of lBseairoua eiQuetteV4ttitJMMiest-V ' There was a large number of bis neighbore pres ent, and the terrific outburst of applause which followed this remade atlflBly upset the point which the orator was about to tntsoduce. An Irishman was accused of stealing--a hand kerchief of a fellow-traveller, but-the; owner, on finding itrapologlzed to Fat. an said that It was a mistake. "Arrah, me iwel," Feterted Tat, 41t was a two-sided mistakej-you toolOne-for a thlefy ana i lowyou lor a ganueman."- - - ; Youna-MBarty. who is way below hla teens, no w -Tiveuing, coony twaies inai "woaus praaicing who r llils breech.loadT." - - -' 1 ?ils breechrloader.' A manadYertises for a conrnetent Berson te nn-" dertake the sate of a new mediclsef and adds that ii -win Deugmy mcraaje to the undertaker." On receiving a prize In a foot-race the successfnPT competitor saia : (ientiemen, i hare won tnis cup by the use of my legs; I trust I may never-lose the use of my Jees tjy the use of thbrcon.' - ! ? Polite and oblklne 'husband : A niarrlad woman "said to her husBand "You have: never taken me to tne cemetery.-" dear," repBM r, -"that Is a pleasure I -have yet in anticlpatteoTy ; r Accoitung to. tne aecision oi a.Jtanaaa juage. -both husband aud ite are ebutied- to, enter a place or amusement oil a ticket readjust 'Admit one." - : --. i n A clesKHnan beinsNaxnnoyed dience KMng out while ne was p: his text. "Thou art wTghwrmlri found wanting Soon after commencing his discourse he said: Toa will please dom oat as fast aa. jou are weighed." .i , After Hamlet and- the Grave-dleer: .Scene at a stable Funny S'reshmaa (to hostler, who is rub- bins down hla horse): 'irat, 'm-airaia you; re cunytag favor with that horse." Hostlerr "Faun, no! I'm merely scrap In' an acquaintance." KCailNlSCERCES IN NOTH.CARC- AHfTjot CsMnpaigrUviLOTlic Dayt. Winston SenttoeC, ,.'",' , . i?Lyesteitday we'had-the pleasure of greeting ex-Governor David is Reid, of North Carolina, -' the-, intimate; friend,'': durmg-s iiis 'lite- time, or -the" TXiittle Giant, Stephen A. Doaglas. : Gov. Reid is well advanced in years, but -is a roan of striking appearance now. His face is smooth-shavd,'and a brilliant blue eye. sparkles to-day -with such light as to give wonderful expres sion to a countenance'that is genial and attractive in its handsomeness. We asked the Governor some .ques tions about the campaign between him self and the lamented Kerr, who was the -Whig candidate in 1854, against Gov. Beid, and in return were enter tained with some interesting reminis cences that we do not recollect to have seen in print. The Governor speaks slowly and with pleasant accentuation, his countenance expressively .foreshadowing what he intends to say; and thus we listened while hetold of a trip to -Lexington, North Carolina, where he and Joidge Kerr were to speak. In route tuebarty carae upon a stage, stuck fast in the road at the foot of a hill. Judge Kerr was in front, and alter ordering the stage-driver to move on, and finding he could not, drove around him and kept on his course. Gov. Reid drove up, stopped, found that a broken single tree- had delayed the Stage, ordered his servant to cut and improvise one from the bushes hard by, cut off a bridle rein and rig up an outfit, made the negro push at the wheels while the stage, driver cracked his whip and went safely on his way. After the . election it w told to Judge Kerr that a confounded Whig stage driver had made 200 votes for lleid, the Democratic candidate for Governor. On another occasion Governor Reid was journeying to Halifax, the county seat of Halifax county, North Carolina, during the same campaign. The weather was rainy and the gubernato rial candidate was gloomy and dis pirited. He had no idea where he would put up for the night, but overtaking a negro a few miles from the town was directed by him to a tavern at whicli the darkey declared the lawyers stop ped mostly. Gov. Reid found the place, and while the surroundings were primi tive, contented himself. As soon as it was known that he was there, a dele gation of Democrats waited upon hira, and wanted to know why he had not stopped at Ben Pope's hotel, Tope being. a Democrat and a member or the Legis lature. The delegation also assured Mr. Reid of extensive preparations which had been made for him in the shape of a wine supper, &c, and told him that the committee sent out to meet him had taken the wrong road, and had thus missed him, and that it would never do for him to stay at a hotel kept by a Whig. Gov. Iieid how ever remaimed firm and refused to leave his quarters. He went over to the other house, however, and enjoyed the occasion, but came back, stayed all night with the Whig, made a splendid speech next day, paid his bill and de parted. . . 1 After the election came off, the sheriff of Halifax met Gov. Reid in Raleigh. "Governor," said he, "you know that Halifax never goes one way or the other more than ten votes, but that Whig tavern keeper had ten brothers and a father, and they are all good fel lows and were never known to vote the Democratic ticket before, but this time thev declared that you were the best man in the world, and that they J were determined to elect you, and trjat accounts for your large vote in Hal: if ax." Mr. Pope, who kept the opposL-1 tlon hotel, was seen once in Raleigh, I and a gentleman asked who he was. He was remarkable for his long white teeth, and this caused the Wag wh j was questipiried to reply that he'was a' den tist. Afterwards the gentleman who received this information pointed Mr. Pope out as a dentist, when the crowd around broke into1 a laugh and inform ed him that Mr. Pope was a legislator, and that the reason the wag gave for calling him a dentist was, that he car ried his sign in sjgh, in. Jhis mouth. X Hundred Thousautf t;aifdie-Po Wer. Cleveland (Ohio) Leader. On Tuesday an electric light of 100, 000 candle illuminating power was suc cessfully tested at the Brush works in this city. This light is 50 times tbe magnitude of an ordinary electric lamp, such as is used, for streel-ligh ting pur- oses. It is the largest dignt ever pro-, uced by human hands The light was built to order for use la the British na vy. It is intended ta -be used in night attacks and to scan the sea-' for the ap proach torpedoes.,., Withtheraid1! an ordinary reflector it is estimated that abeam of' light so- powerful will be produced that aerson.is miles dis tant could see to read by U u The Car bon candle burned in the light was two Inches and a half in'- diameter, and the amount of beat genetatedbeiween. the points was over nalt a million ae grees, or jOne-hlhetteCh.of the estimated heat , of the sun.'Of-hOrsQ.rjpowtei was used in the production of the m- l.;:;;:;,:i;ir:v,:;;;;. - awA Th crood housewife, when sha-ia eivins her house lt sprier renovaUnd.hoald bear-in mtnd tnat tne oeriamasi.ner aouse are un Iprr clotu than maBTilMUseeAnd'jtfcat thelrrgystems need cleansing by purifying Ihe bloodratulatin thm otnmiuh iud,M7lstoDrBTent''and;ctire the diseases arising irom spring matanBaaa-miasmaf n4 siti VnriKkfenaw that StberSls nOtJkiuc that wtl in- 'I ptrreevand best of rasdlctoeaw-Concerdj; H.1 i Patriot. A1:,t Tji4 Relatloiia of tbe Sexes aa JbuB-wtt ; - fr Oenaav RetnrB.' - Baltimore t ASMtmt curious when we temerri terthat the decade "between 1860-70 Vas during four years a period of def 1ptijafl war, ia wbicb. over, half a rwililoa uien lost their Kyes , from f-wpid'od camp diseasts, that the! laiigei disproportion between thee?eS thanr 'those-f 1870. In 1870 tie rrr I portion 'was 97,801 females1 to 100,000 maies. jui ioou uuo pjropoxxioa was vu, 619 females to 100,000 -maleSv Th,; dis tribution Gt sexes under this last census s 25,52082. males' to 24,63284 females ah excessaf males amounting to 888, 68; br 1.77 jer cent, of the whole. It is not easyto explain this increase in the disproportion or the sexes unless upon the supposition that it proceedS-from rtuTL -isisiMnf immmrifL .. vi latter part ox tbAdeeadel ihst I past. In .Maryland the .sexes, are very, nearly equally , balanced. ' By " the census , of 1870 there were I02838s females in' the state-Wif eaclMeeoO" matesJwhile br i$t i cerjsus, ;of affltt'rJnUr! dispart has Meaxeduced U iOCjrfemaiea tq 100, 000 males. According to the last cen 8uis Maryland's' population consists of 462004 msJesti 174628 femalean ex cess of the latter sex of only -10624, or r.U ner cenfe Tbe District f Colum bia shows the! largest eicesg ofernales of any portaon! tne country, the pro portion beinff 112,501 to-100,000 males, while KhodevXSlandJ with all: its fac tories and "female operatives, "shows only 107,864 females to 100,000 males.' The District d Columbia has indeed 94,044- women 0 83,5t)4"meri, and a com parison with the census of ,1870 hows tnat tne disparity oe sexes ys percepti bly increased. The number of States in which! females ae jn excess is 17; the number of States and Territories in which there isan excess of males is 30. Montana has only 38,953 females to 100,000 males, Arizona 43,398 to 100,' 000, Wyoming 46,900, Nevada 48,204 and Colorado 53.343 to 100.000.. Theprepon derance of j femates is in Ithe Atlantic region, Dela"w are being the only State on the entire eoast which furnishes an exception. Utah, in spite of the pecu liar institution of the Mormon faith, shows only 83,240 females to 100,000 males. Since 1870 the proportion of femalestd males haslncreased in about one half the States and Territories and decreased in the other half. In old, settled agricultural communities, says the census bulletin No. : 73, the sexes should be very nearly eoual in number, with female! slightly ii excess. "The Southern States present us with the best example of this class of poppla- tion. There are few large cities in this section,?there JsiiiUe,, ynmigration oremiiratiort. The otilrtttattori) of pquiaiion: iato cities, p,tt gfowth f mahn fac tuxes and?the rairiing indus- trv, immigration and emigration, all tend to disturb the normal relation of the sexes." The report adds that the figures from the South Atlantic States undoubtedly show a practical cessation of emigration thence. The youth of the country are staying at home and building up their waste places. The O'I.eary Ayalking Match A erable Failure. rnik' New York, March l2.-Vau.ghan completed his 450th mile . at 6,5p. m. UnfoKtunate and sore-footedi peary plodded along until three mirrutes after eight o'clock, when he gave official no tice of his withdrawal and retired, hav ing accomplished 450 miles, in accor-, dance with the promise made on Fii- day. Vaughan diet some tall walking when he reappeairedf for'the last timeM so as to win the easy chair which an enterprising furniture firm was to pre sent to the -jyilker covering the great est number of miles on the last day of , the 'face.v llowell in the afternoon took a five-mile run for exercise, and about fifteen minutes after eight ! o'clock in the evening again appeared and ran at a brisk pace for 74 miles without attracting a great deal of at tention. He covered the distance in about 50 minutes. O'Learv was found laying off in his quarters after his re tirement, lie seemed badly broken up, and suffered" with his feet,.,wbichi were 4in-rf horrible condition; --He-tleelared that the match had been square, notwithstanding all the talk to the contrary, and attributes his defeat to his anxiety at Al Albert's rvvitlidrawal atlbe verv outset, of the" match; eako cornplained that the track was not as good as it might hare been, and this opinion was shared by both Howell and Vaughan. Before Vaughan had stopped walking Mr. W... E. Harding, trainer of O'Leary, tore several i)p4rds out of . the back of fcfai iMhiHin which? ?the gdefeated nfe(Qs4in fwas; rejtlrfg, aidftpirifing tt Fvneaiy roan !t through the side door, placed1 him'ih a'cafriage in wait ing, which whirled him to the Metro politan Hotel, where O'Leary was given a bath and put to Dea. vaugnan con tinued walking until 9:53 p. m., wh$h he had completed 461 miles and 7 laps," or 11 miles 1 lap and 55 yards more than! ILearjt-'f ,KmeH, iWhjT retired Wednesday night,' had 272 miles and 175 yards to his credit, and Albert, who retired "Monday night, 102 ' miles '65 yards. - About 025,000 was taken at the gate, together with about $8,000 for privileges, making a total of $330O; out of; which $16,04)0, is to be deducted for expenses,- leaving about $17,000 to ;i be divided among the pedestrians and management, besides $10,000 stake money which the Englishmen are said to have put up before the signing of articles. . Do not fall to call on your druggist for a bottle of that pure, sweet and delicious blood purifier, Smith's Scrofula Cjrup. f , s and is a sure oo late and get and Star Corine? slflent of Moore's Southern Business University, Atlanta, Ga: This Js to certify thaU hayejd rant In nay family , for several years, .and can re commend a as antovalnable ireraedilor Coughs, etc., nd have fonhd ft superior to-any other reme dies that 1 have, tried. For sale by pr. T. C. Smith. oct266m. ' -. ,?.' -a To all who-a wifferlnk trorn the errors sand In discretions pi yotuh,' nervofca weakness,! early de cay, loss of manhood; &c; 1 wffl send a recipe that will vooi' VKJU Kf CHAB1!, j This exeat L remedy was dl(oyefd by a. missionary In South 'America, ranr a maiwuraiw butowjib w iuo Kev. Joseph T.-tomesnyaaflOBD? Mew York City. ' Smith's Scrotala Syrnblmd 8taf Cnrlne are pure It vegetable.' Why will toti strffer with Cancer, White Swelling, Catarjh,jaheumausm, Kidney and Liver Wseaseslrhen. f few .twtjlea of these two greatTemedleswfneture;out!::M - , - From C. V. McrftorrV:' Mewtott county, 'Georgia: I take great pleasnrt tnTecemmending to the pab Uc'Dr. Cheney's, Exbectorant and "Croup Preven- tve. My mtre son h been $ great snflerer from pasmrxllcCronp durtng the night : Dt, Cheney, about two-years: ago, prescribed lot Wm his Croup Preventives wmcn.naa;mosi Tnrracmwisry curea 1 him. f',nng ureoiii . very one snoum kjbp ; j jn. t. u omicn. 1,1, u Tottr yearitrrltlljl pyored tl vjDi meakm ne in lit I- fljil -i-'n ;j..'vB!l' : For sale by D. T. C. Smith. 4 Ciabfa yoar drnefeist betbratt 1st fabotfl Of 8mlth Bcrofuia Syrnp FrrM B.Y. Mobre, a. M. , Tre iry Dennaai in arr cases oi It- a blessing m-nf family. ttlnetehquses. Fcraala fi" m "if!A ' ' ' ' WE-CI J OO BBS ' JO OI B ' JO Q BBB J JO OB B jai OO BBB L OO TTTT OO FFF l OOO f L O O T I. o o Ix o o LUX OO T , T rw The ages are 9 to 14 years, Ieb25 PRICES BOWK. Him FOR THE 11 Uil Having received intelligence from our house In Baltimore, which is one of the larpest purchasers otWoolens.?hat tU same have declined from 10 to 15 per cent, which naturally makes a decline In Qothlng, we consequently act accordingly, And we now offer our stock at Beduced Prices, as we only ooh traet for large quantities. We Are assured that we purchase at: very close figures, and give svery patron tne benefit We have more styles than any other house can show, and better made Clothing than any other sold In this market; fr theCelmple fact th.f most of the m sre rntde In our own house ana Dt the same as a garment made to order. The most complete line of Overcoats, (raters and Ulsterettsthat has ever been jchl bite 1, resdy-mpae, in tb la market. We Invite the public to come and see facts. We desire to present oar compliments to yon of our gllpS'y Sit in Is WITH THE ADVENT New Spring and Summer Stock, COMPRISING IN ALL OUE DEPABTMENT3 The Latest, Newest and Best Articles. -. i SPECIAL ATTENTION WE CALL TO OUB Dress Goods Department, Hosiery Department, Millinery Department, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT. ; ; -f!.'. u. . The greatest care has been given these, and we think we have the BOSS" stoefc- Onr Prtres shall be popular. Bear In mind we are ready to show and to sen WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH. maris .. , 4- . ; We SPRIJNTGJ-&8TJMMER GOODS, ELI feb24 W MM BEST PORTABLE W?KS!2b Grind, frmn 15 t 00 b .Wl. mU ,r -,.'J' MaToH VlCSNOBTH CAmWJUlkXMOXC I hare plr of Moor CotMt Cflt WW awn rlt, I would not part with them for t tlm UiwtM artlHVTStonw. I hllv.lh.m t he .prtf t uy bn MX BOV23 d ; . '' SILVER, LEAD, -"COPPER, AND ZINC . 10RES PURCHASED FOR CASH THE New York and Korth Carolina Smelting Company at Charlotte; will pay the best Cash Prices ever paid m this country for - ORES. No charge wm be made for sampling and as saying ores purchased by ns. SS specimen assays for 6oW and SQver, fl.50. ; ptt4d ' - - : HONEST, 73 .1 ie eeulne unless ac- -r.i.i'ti - 1 with onr "Honest 7" copy-righted laba) GOLD ML In Arranging for Hi A 1 - TTTT H H RKJt BBB T HI A A la. L AAA It A AT.TJXT.r.IJ. T HHHKH BBB I I -RUT) VlaLd.e a, In Prices $10, $12, $13 and $14, and the greatest bargains ever BENEFIT OF THE Teryjrespeetfully, FOR OlS HQEmUmM SPRING and invite your Inspection Complete Men's, Youths', Our styles, both in elegance of design perfection of fit have never been surpassed suan oe aDie are now receiying a large stock of -O ALL KHSTHDSr AS & COHEN Druggist by Examination. ' -' GO t W. P. MARVIN, igenf, an4 8uocesoT to ?. 8carrCo. ! . ;.: -. -ob- j:t - , . teh Drags and Pure Mediw rone bnt the Very l? est Drugs do I Ireep in mr steck. Also, Toilet and Jfancy Articles. Parfomaites, Combe, . , , Brjushes Tooth Brushes, $&, ft. V i " garden. 8EED8 of all the best varieties, and warranted to be good. Physldaw' prascripttons are given spec ial attention. Hoping to receive a share of pnblic patronace. I am. resnectfallT. icronai febg - w. f. uiuvm, jigt A POSITIVE. CURE ;; ; wTtbjoflierilclnea, ALLDTS SOtCBLK HXDICATXI) BOUGIEA) ''to jfo. 1 wfQ bare any ease In fotrr days or leu. No. 2 will care the meet ebstlnate ease, no mat ter of how leng staadloK, Ho nauseous doses of cubebs. conafba. mr nil f landal wood, that are cartatnto produce dysDersla bydestrej eoaimgsorthestomaeh. - - rnce, irecet; vf I,, V. AIUf lUi 83 iphB St New Terk, nnrme tafnnM Vor rnrfhW rmrtfrMlftt SI LE. OO V YaSSfi TTrrgSSa 5 O VY 88, '8 rui xr Soao SggS placed upon our counters. E. D. LATTA & BRO. u j u a a m. BSSS UU II T PRICKS DOMffl, PUBLIC L. BERW ANGER & BRO. - Leading Clothiers and Tailors. WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH, We are ready to exhibit a & Handsome Line OF SPRING NOVELTIES IN Boys', and Childrcns' Clothing, and in any previous season, iwe are saUsfled we 10 meet me requirements o: our patrons. OUB STOCK OF Underwear, Neckwear, Hosiery, and Silk Handkerchiefs IS ELAGENT AND WONDERFULLY CHEAP- WITTKOWSKY & BAETJCH. IHOVED PATENT LIVER PAD I Cut m AaM a? v SraxHAta Smuu. ln Twtca as Lone. toil (MliMiiVM; liver CftapUint, Ktneicm BiwnnatiiB Cwiivcstu, lemile Sck k iernu ThM Ptdt CjireaajMseMM by AbsorpMoa. N' WMrlAM Pllla. Oil, nr fllltMmii T0tmAl,4wJm mr W.h iato tb StoBtMh. The Pads are worn ever tb Pit at totBlojeh. certrteg the Gnat Nerw On tret, ajM.tbe Liver and Stoouetu. A gentle. Yb)? Toniclf slworbtd into thcdrcnlatieDortb Blood nod Uvt,sribiiBkM4anafaagtbeLirBraiMl KMnyt to healthy action, and rtrenjrtheolnn the Stomch to diiartfood. Paid r Pad Manp $2 xach. Sols bt all Dr vosuts, or sent bnail r Exprtaa,- p Manufactured and for sale at 92 Germain street, Baltimore, Md. For sale in Charlotte at the drug stores of L. R. Wrlston A Oo., r. Scan, T. C. Bmttb and Wilson & BumelL ftnarmr. J. L. HARDIN, MKBCHAKDI81 BBOIIB AND COMStfesiiTN MERCHANT, COUJW16T., QaALOTTk, S, Ceh, We houses represented. laasa fafly solicited. he tihtAtVlZUS,
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