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nazy Dlngnir(TrtHwiBnea, Jttddipef OoEati.
jpation. Piles ar'Ja SUenmatism; Weinaagla,
Nervous Disovdara od Complaints.
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' Mr. John ArtUll, ot 'Wasrilngrton, OWo," pays
her boy was giren trp to die by (oP prdmtoent
physicians and that he was afterwards cured by
M. KB, Goodwin, an editor in Chardon, Ohio?
says he was not expected to lire, being bloated
peyohd belief, but Sidney-Wort cored him.
Anna X farrett of South Salem, N. Y.,syS
na.i svran years sunering rrom icianey
b seren years suffering from
troubles
and other eotoplteaions was ended by the use ot
A-ioner- rr ors.
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f John B.Tjiwrence of Jackson, Tonn., enffered
(or years from lirer and kidney troubles and
ner uicibz - - dottbis .01 otner
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. Iliehael Goto of Hontgomery Center,
sooerea eigne years witn kidney difficulty and
Iras unable to work. Kidnoy-Wort made him
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KIDNEY DISEASES,
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tzaeta ot tsm, sarreya, oc, furnished, for oora
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f RS. TAYLOR'S OARMKO-HOCSB, eorrer
jk-i-s. suuo ana uepw 8ireei.iDaer3onTUie. k.c,
Is offered for sale to a bona Ode pBreMseton very
favorable terms
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By a Plausible. Scoundrel, who Addi
natrlmonr aw a Cloak to otnea
Crimea A Sad Sequel to A nicb
mend Bonlance" The Boajua Adver
tiser for a Gorernosw Hie Xjettersi
ol Social and Financial Recommend
dation Atrocious Forjjferlee Detec
tlwee on Bis TrackIIie Escape to
Canada l?reta.lile-.E!r.,Ktf
Blchmond rispatch. .
It is a subject of recrret to the writer!
of this record of a most diabolical crimej
that events have so transpired that;
ublic mention must, be jnade or,me
i one iiiponiona s
rest diutrhtera. Tbe
rrafive nas suffered all
that mortal is capable of, and the pub
lication of the subtle means by which
a fiend has withered the life of a beau
tiful and innocent character will give
it the only .slender eafthly isolation
that remains the sympathy of the en
tire community while it will furnish
to the uususpecting an example to keep
them on their guard against adventur
ous impostors.
A Richmond young lady has been
foully ;btrayed intermarriage with a
wretch in;the shape bf a tnah, who" un
der lying pretences and forged papers
of reference and introduction has made
her his wife simply to gain position
whereby he negotiated a draft for $800.
To think of an innocent, confiding girl
sacrificed by a tierr&n x fcarAmbn is a
thought as incomprehensible 3s it is
appalling. Why a Cannibal may slay
his fellowman to feast upon his carcass,
or why a savage might kill an enemy
from a spirit of revenge or hatred, or a
semi-savage take a human iifffto fdft it
of great 'Wealth, are considerations that
can be readily nnderstood. But for a
man, to all purposes seemingly intelli
gent, to sacrifice a noble and heroic girl
solely for the comparatively insignifi
cant sum of $800 is so horribly atrocious
that reason must single it out as noth
ing less than the machination of an
infernal one.
To eive an intelligent and connected
history, of the manner, in, which the
betrayal ,was accomplished it ; will be
well to reproduce an article which ap
peared in the Dispatch of the 23d in
stant, of which the present sad story
and recent startline revelation is the
seauel. It is the following truthful
narration of " . . . ;
A 3UCHM0NT ROMANCE A WESTERN
WIDOWER IN SEEKING A GOVERNESS
SECURES A CHARMING WIFE IN THIS
CITY.
In works of fiction we.read of ro
mances, and generally discount tnem
as overdrawn pictures of real life ; yet
there is scarcely a community that
does not furnish from time to time ro
mantic incidents which are as remark
able as any that ever emanated from
the imagination of the novel-writer.
The events which led to a recent mar
riage in this city. is a casein point.
About two weexs ago a young la
dy who had always moved in , the
best circles or. Kicnmond, VaT, society
chanced to - read " in the - Hartford
Chtirehman an advertisement in which
a widower in Ohio?wished to secure
the services of a governess to take
charge of his little girl. Being depen
dent upon her mother, a widow in
moderate circumstances, the young wo
man, who is a very pretty blonde, de
termined to make . application tor the
position with the hope of assisting her
moiner. Accoraineiy sue visiteu uer
pastor, a well known clergyman of
Richmond, and also a distinguished iu
rist, and obtained from them letters of
recommendation, which Bhe iorwaraea
to the widower with her application
The high character of the gentlemen,
S3 well as the cordial manner in which
thev expressed their indorsement of
the young lady s capaDiniies ana Deau
ties of character, had such weight with
the widower that he went on to Rich
mond, (Satisfied he would find the lady
he desired. He called upon her, had
several satisfactory interviews indeed
they wefcs satisfactory tei stich-sardetcetj
that upon- tn& gentiemans ? departure
for the North in the early part of last
week the aforementioned clergyman
waa astonished to receive a note from
him announcing that he would not
take the lady recommended forgover
ness, but desired to secure his services
in making her his wife. In a few days
thereafter he returned to Richmond,
and the would-he governess was mar
ried to the gentleman rrom umo on
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The ceremony was quietly performed
by the clergyman who had been in part
instrumental in bringing the pair to
gether, only the immediate family and
one or two friends being present.
The groom is about fifty-five years of
3ge, a gentleman of means and fine
appearance. As a wedding gift he set
tled upon his newly made bride the
sum of $30,000.
j The bride, it may stated, is highly
connected,-and is a cousin of one of the
jnost noted and fascinating belles that
Richmond has known in this genera
tion. - f l 1 .. if. -
The bridal party left on the 5 p. m.
train the same day for Niagara and an
extended tour through the JNorth and
West, and in the fall will sail for Eu
rope, where they will permanently
reside.
HOW HE ESTABLISHED. CONFIDENCE
sThis unfortunate marriage was be
Ueved by the friends of the bride to be
a . most happy one, and her new hus
band was treated with every mark of
respect and,hcspitality bj her relatives.
Hu numerous tod Well-written letters
Of introduction upon the letter-heading
of prominent men in the North and
.west, and the cleverness with which
An nis dealings and advances were
made, left not the slightest room for
ftuspision, and the greatest evidence of
connaence was placed in him when he
was congratulated bythe friends of the
newly-made bride. He was introduced
at the First National Bank, where he
presented letters of credit that , gained
for mm reaay recognition as a respon
sible man, ana a draft upon a large
banking-house of Chicago secured for
him the ready cash for the immediate
wants of a person of his represented
importance, iff i
The f ollowmg, tapped f rein? a wee
jOiiroaVthiscjfe of date; 23d foil
J!
serves to show how perfectly blinded
was the community to the real character
or we accompusnea gcoanarej whose
villainy 10 nere maae pudiuj;
!At the residence of the bride's moth
eikWednesday evening:, Miss .
KvM ! married to Mr, Thomas Marvin
The; ceremony was very quietly con-
UlWkCU. JxU. JXLaTTxU 19 r- Vil LlUian PF
Lt.lL 1 1 L 1 11" ,
uuui, uy uuupuua a n lsconsomap,
but for the last fifteen years has resided
in Paris. He Is a gentleman of large
fortune, and the bride is universally
oeiovea oy an wno Know her.'
Jifevent, and no latelKgerie5eTfroei
tie maai paltry wiiixmriw
fall
herei of the S.00 draft with advices
frora Chicago that it wa ji DaJpabhs
forgery, and the norribja "cpvifkon
was forced upon her. friends that their
loved one had been(thei!yietim of a vila
tmtfQsition. The gentlemen purporting
tfotroduce Marvin were immediately
ieleigraphed to, and while the name of
fiaaav werfironndnto dra fictitious, the
Tictm of this M
wbin wiBtclHiaforgerlBS:TT
,The Jurat i intelligence from the. un
happy, girl was a telegram rrom Dion,
in- which she ina aired if thef atal
aciBident tovher mother Jn; lem Va;i
reported in a -li oribern paper-Was true.
BcMUwould seem Marvin had carried
ner to tumpiaqe, vw,eri;10'' uui,eu
practice his forgery game upon wealthy
friends of his victim, and ;that in order
to get rid of her the demon, had manu
factured and nad published the story of
the accident tot her mother, .tninKing
she Would immediately return homes
and he .make his desertion of her more
easy? .. .f..i--ti . ....
When the terrible reality rorceo lcseiii
upon her friends .here, a lady Of ; the;
family srted rAt lOnceJto 301a anaue-.
frierd the unfortunate ppe in Jberifear
ful; position. On ".the folio wmg . day
Wedhesdaf last, a "gentleman relative,
having gained sufiicient information to
act? intelligibly,: started on the -Same
mission. . . .;,, a :, ;I
The, first intelligence of , their where-
ed trpm the telegram of ; inquiry., about
the" accident; and the bank ofilcers.who
hd already set detectives to work upon
the Case, telegraphed' to Albion to have
Marvin .arrested.; The: answer, came
back that there were two of mem, ano
desiring to know which one was want?
e'dl Reports have come from time to
time that the oncers were on the track;
of the scoundrel, but it ia now. thought
he has made good his escape toGanadai
The unfortunate lady was found in
AJbion by her friends, and a letter re
ceived from her yesterday states that
she is returning with them home. Her
anguish may be better imagined than,
described, and in order to avoid all puL-
licity she will consent only to travel at"
night. She is expected to reach this
city this evening, ;
HER SELF-SACRIFICE.
It may be asked was this sudden and
fatal alliance the result of affection or
an insane desire for wealth,1 and it is
only just to this unfortunate lady, Who
has the deep sympathy . of this commu.
nity, to state emphatically that it was
for neither. She heroically sacrificed
herself solely with the hope of bringing
relief to her widowed mother, whose
mind was becoming seriously affected,
by the sting of poverty and a trifling
burden of obligation which preyed
upon her While on the one hand the
apprehension1 and summary punishs
ment of the dastardly villain must oe
desired by all, ft is a serious question
whether his victim, who has suffered so
much, should be further subjected to
the tortures of a public trial.
Shortly after the marriage a northern
paper contained an account of an es
caped lunatic there, whose mania was
the employment of governesses. If
Marvin be the lunatic, it adds another
remarkable chapter to this startling
episode in real life.
STATE ITEMS.
Tarboro Southerner: A. P. Chalk,
Esq., formerly from Richmond, and
wno ior a long time merchandised at
Rocky Mount, fell dead from bis chair
while discussing the prohibition ques
tion with his brother-in-law on Tues
day evening, right in the middle of a
sentence.- The extensive saw and
grist mills, owned by Judge Howard
and run oy Howard as uammon, were
burned Tuesday night. The grist mill
is known as the Robert Norfleet mill
and was recently purchased by Judge
Howard, who added a saw mill and put
the whole property in the best condi
tion ot repair. j.ue uiiiia were me
finest in the county, and were working
up to their fullest capacity The con
tract for the lumber to be used by the
Edgecombe Agricultural and Mechani
cal Fair Association had been taken by
these mills, and we fear, some delay
may result in putting forward the fair
buildings. Universal are the regrets
expressed on account of the destruction
of this valuable property, not the least
of the regrets being that it was entire
ly uninsured. The loss is estimated at
$8,000. Judge Howard, with, his accus
tomed energy, will, of course, re-establish
the mills right away, though per
haps not in so fine a form.
Raleigh News and Observer ; Alonzo
a son of J. C. S. Lumsden, Esq., is the
sufferer from a painful in j ury. He was
standing with one foot on a fence and
the other on a piece of timber, which
slipped and he was thrown upon the
fence. One of the sharp-pointed pick
ets ran into the biceps muscle of his
arm, literally tearing a large portion of
it out. The wound is a particularly
Eainful one and quite serious. Mr.
. C. Bynum, who has for many years
been, a resident of this city, has been
for some Weeks sick with typhoid fever,
at his boarding house on Hillsboro
street. He was thought to be recover
ing, but on Wednesday night he took a
turn for the worse, and early yesterday
morning died. He was a native of
Chatham county, and there, as well -as
here, was held in high esteem for his
good qualities. Forty breech-load
ing rifles and equipments were yester
day sent to the "Duplin Rifles," the new
company at Kenansville. The follow
ing are the officers of the company
Captain. James G. Kenan ; 1st Lieuten
anLWm.H. Williams; 2d Lieutenants,
N. W. ifaison, James u. cooper.
Wilmington Review: Yesterday morn
ing a couple or young men who were
engaged in diving for whatever they
could hnd at the wnarr or the New
York steamship, succeeded in, bringing
to the surface a very large bomb shell
with fuse and cap attached. They tried
to dispose of it at the junk store, but
were warned not to carry that infernal
machine near the . store. They soon
fcrund they had an elephant on , their
hands and carried it to the edge of the
wharf and dropped it back into the
river. .5 fx O r y - . . ' :
RochanctiaTrf Spirit of the South
Three colored prisoners confined in our
county jail Elijah Gainer, William
Pryor and Sam McKay the first.
charged with horse stealing and the
other twowltjif larceny broke jail at
this place lask Wednesday night, and
made good their escape. But Sam. Mc
Kay returned' and gave himself up to
the jailer a few hours afterwards, nay
ing changedhls mind. ,
Eayettevifleojimifncr. A sufficient
sum of money has, been raised to put
tuo gictueu wwoi on a sure -iuuuuu-
"on. BBOpgpi! : :i
a DowxtiaiewnaB "J ?
Harlns passed several Btaenlem merits, disturb
ed by the agonies and crien at a suffering ehild;
and beconitag convlneBd that Mrs. Winslow's
gotfMnf. Syrup was. Just the article needed, pro
cured a supply Ior he child. On reaching home
ana arauaiQang ms wile vnth what fie naa aone,
tha refused to Save it adialnistered to the ehUd,
as "she was- strongly la . favor of Homoeopathy.
That blent the curd passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleeps Returning home the; day
xoUowmgrfbelather fqimd , tho .baby still worse;
and whila eoitenliAatinst. another aleeoless nisht.
te mother atepr rp' Iba room to attend-to
soma dprae8U? duties, pod left the father with the
child. JJuruuz her.
esboe he
redapor
and said
Hon of thja 8attaiBgi
noQilns. . .Taauiiebt
IiandBfileptwell,
Land
the
little fellow awoke h
e moxnlng bright and naa
oy. TheiWheiyea,
with tha jndden
sjoa wonaerriyci
Ithongh at first offend-'
d at the 4
nun mat. naa ctm-
una
uea to use tne snun.and anaerins cmna bauea
and resUess nkhia disappeared, A single
trial of thafiyrap-never" ret fafled to relieve the
baby, and overcome the prejudices of the mothec.
cora oy au wroggisis. a& ceuta a Dotue.
fD. C.
the Na-
Biura thn L,.nrilir Go's
inlcated Kxtraetof WUi.k BassI 4m 4nvalnabla'
uures puesfsait rnerqiweataruwr pamiui- penoasv
yheuaatianvr eolda,: eadtniurilgia. Beware s
weapcouruenelts. Tha-Xiebig Company offers
w,cheapaprisjrItoffleis cnryihrgitst prepara-
nojSjfenest rfeei.I L CiCiULi I. Uv1
twq ?n rvrcents and dollar sire. -
A 1 SO bOK Of fRmffh on Rata" mttY k(ntt hABM
free from rue, mesquitoa, cati and mice: the v
rxJB, TULIO a TXBDI2 of f Washlneton.
the eelebrated anthor. oonnnlasioneriof
uonai Board of Health. c.tA..
1
t An eccentric old gentleman in Lin-
colnshlre,;
is. re is stated. ' so hrmiv ; convinced or
the .approaching end of the worldi that
ue uoa uruerea an -- immeuseutwuui 4.0
be; .madd ;tcr nisown'conyenieijqeby
means' of Which he hones to witness the
destruction of th6 blanet without sbar?
ingthCf fate of its inhabitants. ti He will
tate with him in, his ascent tinned pro
visions, brandy, soda-water claret and
other creature comforts in sufficient
quantities' to meet his reauirementsfor
three years, by which time he calculates
bis life Will have come to a natural
elose.' " He is" of opinion that among the)
debris' of the world will be sev eral largo,
fragments, on one of Which he will be
aoieto eneci a descent at an opportune
moment ahd find a refuge for his, f ew
remaining years. V He proposes to take
wilu mm no companion out a game
keeper, who . has been long in hi3 ser
vice and' for whom "he has a great re-
f ard. He has, however, warned this
aithful retainer, who is only fifty-two
years old, that when the provisions in
the balloon are exhausted he will have
to shift for himself, and may, therefore,
in three years' time be without means
Of subsistence. Having made these ar
rangements, the old gentleman is per
fectly calm, , and indeed, cheerful. He
expects! 'he declares, to get on better
without the World than Avith it.
THE SUPREMACY in flarc t of Hiib Punch' with
hot or cold water, milk, etc:, is a fact generally ad
mitted by connoisseur. Taken hot it wiU dissi
pate chills and colds. .
Sold by all Grocers, Wine Merchants and Drug
gists. .. .
Trade supplied nt manufacturers prices by Wil
son & Burne',!, Wholesale and Retail Druggiste,
Trada street, Ch.irlotte. N. C.
glzxo .3. tlt crtisemrutB.
FOB
RHEUM
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbaqo,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all ether
Pains and Aches.
No Prepuration on earth equals St. Jacobs Ort
as a safe, sure, sitriplG and cheap External
Remedy. A trial entails but the comparatively
trifling ontlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffering
with pain can have cheap and positive proof of its
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Directions in Eleven Languages.
BOLD BY ALL DBTJGGISTS AITD DEALEE3
nr MEDICINE.
A. VOGEIiER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md., U, 8. A
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AN OPEN
AMONG THE LADIES
The brilliant, fascinating
tints of Complexion for which
ladies strive are chiefly, arti
ficial, and all who will take the
trouble may secure them.
These roseate, bewitching hnes
follow the use of Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm a delicate, harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm conceals
every blemish, remoyes Sal
lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup
tions, all evidences of excite
ment and eyery imperfection.
- Its effects are immediate and
so natural that no human being
canjdetect its application,-"
Jan. 22
raints
At this eeason, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lives art
lost through lack of knowledge of a safe .
and 'sure remedy. Perky Daves' Palm
K-TTJiTiB is a sure cure for Diarrhoea, Dys
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complain etc., and is perfectly safe.
Bead the following :
. BiSifMiDGB, K. March h, ISSil. .
PEBKT DAVis' Pain Ktt.t.tiw never fail to afford
inttaut relief for onuup aud pain tn the. etomacb. -
Joseph BrarjiTT.
' J NlCHOtVTXTJB, N. Y.7Feb. 9, 1881.''
The very ottf mediaine I know of lot dysentery,
cholera morbus, and or amps In the Btomach. Hava
usad it tor years, and it ia ture cur every time. "
: MonraowA, IowAh 13, 1 T
I have need your Patx Kilijsb in severe cases of
Sataul wUel11'' c"'era EaorbuaAnd it gave almost
, . ' CAHKT5SVTI.I.E, Ga., Fett SB. 188L ,
ot twenty years I have used your Pain Ktllkh
in my family. Have used it many Hmee for bowel -complaints,
and ttalioayi cure. Would not feel saf a
without a bottle in the house. , J. B. Ivra,
f : Saco, Ms.,9an. 83, 188L
Have risedPERBT Davis' Pain KrEafor twelve
.years. - It is eafe, eur; and reliable. No mffthr '
iahould aUow ittobeoul of the family.
. r H. T. Natbs.
' , OkbtdI ,N.Y.,Feb. lft, I88t "
we began nan? it over thirty years ago, and it
always jnves immediate relief. Would hardly dare
to go I9 Jjd without a botUe in the house.- - -
. : Cotwatbobo, 8. GrRib? 8 ' "
Noariy every iamalym this section keepsabottte
inthehouse. . Da. E. MoaxoN. ,
U. B. UOWSTrtATE,-
from
vears
)resenco ia mv 1
wle neeeenly. : -Potteu,
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elief.
1X1NDON, isq
r Drains arBstdenoBotf twentv-three-VBarslnTni
4 t hy given it in. many cases of dlajrhosa, dysen
tery. wJLcholeta: and seve knew 1$ to fail to giva
a wnu.7 ,eaq saifiij, oe witnoot this
JnTalnW exfledyf. Its price brings U
and $i:wWrleF f'1Wi
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ATISM.
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Summep
Compl
tne ilay it was introduced, and
ppseryatipn and uso I regard its 1
&ouseao:a an xnaispenst
AiHtij. pa oeen eoverai aays snfferrngBeveiely fipm
1 .1 cuarrnceB, aoooiarianiea wita intense pun, wnen 4
I ' ' tried xaur 'Px-nt K if.TMSn; unfl Irfrmrl .lmno Inaf irit
KENT
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INS,1!? stops. 5 Set Oold-
-ItenaTie reeds, only S85. Ad-
beuii to
MOORE'S
vForfilttatmaadGlrerdar! AllwsujaButtneas
leal wvtm.ii 1 . 1 1
n fheapatrty indiranublato tansry
. -ItDfln JfTSBelt Wln,n nlwiu.j .
full gilMOO pj.oontain twaatif ai '
tael. ntfravincs. I3S nnuo.
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olnnohskBoatcta
iMifliM
ITCHING AND SCALY DISEASES, " '
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HTJMOSS OF.THR SCALP AND , SKIN PEBMA
MENT1.YCIJBKD. .
' Cutlcnra remedies are for sale by all druggists.
Price of CnQcura, a medicinal. Jelly, small boxes,
50c: large boies,- S1-' Cuticura Resolvent, the
new Bloodf Purifler, 81 per bottle. Cutlcnra Medi
cinal Toilet Soap, 26c., Cutieara Medicinal Sh&v
rng Soap, 1 5c: In bars for barbers and large coot
sumers, 50c.' Principal depot. -
. : if; WEEKS & POTTES, Boston, MJWS; ?
tAll mailed free on receipt of price. -' ' 1
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HAVEjYOU tVER KNOWN :
Any! peraon to be' serioasly m wlthotit a weak'stCK'
roach or inactive . liver ' or idneys ? And when
these organs are In good condition do yoa hot flnd
their possessor.enjoylng good health?. PAHKEa'a
GINGER TONIC always regulateshese important
organs, and never falls to- niaica the blood rich
and pure, and to strengthen every part of tuo sys
tem. It has cured hundreds ol despairing inval
ids. Ask your neighbor about it. iulyl2,4w
"UVIL, MECHANICAL
AND r MINTNG 1!NGT-
j MfiifiKiNU at. the
RKMSSHI.ARH Prtl.V-
TECHNIC INST1 TOTE troy, N. Y. The oidtet
engineering school to America. Next term begins
September 15th. The register for 1880-81 oon
tains a list of the graduates lor the past 54 years,'
with their positions; also, ceurse of study, require
ment, expenses, etc. v Address
Junl4 6w ' DAVID M. GREENE. Director. '
ptiscjclIatxJcaAts.
GRAND
RECREATION TOUR
-BY
Rail, Lake, River and Sound !
A Most Eomantio Trip of Ton Days
Old Point Comfort, fortress Monroe, Boston, Port
land, White Mountains, Lake Sebago, up the
Songo the crookedest of rivers, and Long Lake,
Newport, Rhode Island, and Long Island Sound.
LEAVING BALTIMORE
THURSDAY, AUG. 4,
At 4 p. m., by the steamer " "
"Wh. CRANE," of the Boston Steamship, Line.
of
Whieh covers all necessary travelling expenses,
such as hotel accommodations, meals and state
room on ocean steamers, transfers by coach of
persons and baggage in fact all needed expenses
froraBaitlmore back to Baltimore, r
W Tickets good for 60 days td return from
Boston.
Round trip tickets from Charlotte to Old Point
Comfort can be bought for $1 8.55,
Tor tickets and special lnfonnation apply to
4 , in S. J. ferry;
lulyl2 , ; Charlotte, N. C.
Cures that Most Loathsome Disease
Whether In its
Primary, secondary, or tertiary staga. .Removes
all traces ot mercury from the system. Cures
scrofula, old sores, rheumatism, eczema,
catarrh, or any blood disease.
CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL;
. . Malvern, Ark., May 2; 1881 . '
we have cases In out town who lived at Hot
Springs and were finally cured with S. S. 8. - '
, ; . MCCAUMOS & MUKRT.
Memphis. Tenri., May 12, 1881.
We have sold 1,298 bottles of S. & a in a year.
It has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommended it as a positive spe
cific ; ' - 8. Maksfikld & Co.
Dallas, Texas, May 14, 1881. .
I have seen S. 8. 8. used in the primary; secon
dary, and tertiary stages, and In each with the
most wonderful effect, - 1 have seen It stop the
hair falling out In a very short time. I advise all
sufferers to take it and be cured.
, . . ' . r W. H. Pattbssoh, Dmggigt; ,
Washington, D. CL, Maj a! 1881'
a S. S, has given better saUsfacUon Chaii.any
medicine we have ever sold.
'8CHiaiSTEVEK3DrUgti;'.'
w Denver, Colorado, May 2; 1881;?'
a puif naser 8Peaka to the highest terms of
S.S.S. , . , ,. ,t l, MEI3SSXKB. 1
; ; '"' Richmond, Virginia; May li, 18 1. '
Yon can : refer anybody to , us in regard to "the
merltsijf . S. $. Polk, Mtllbb &,Ca
. ' i -! PejrywGa.,Octobeivl880i ;
. We have known; SwUt's S. Specifio nsed in a
"great number of cases, many of them old and ob
stinate, and hate never known, or heard of a fan-
ore to make a permanent cure - when taken prop
erly. : ,r,- :,,i . : V,l .
H. iu Denwabd, . ... Eu WApmr. 'Ji
W. D. NOTTTNGHAH, WM. BBUNSOH,'
' Moons & Tunus, (. T. M. Botsxb, Sheriff.
I am acquainted with the -gentlemen whose sig
JSSS SRS2S!? 21 to? ; They .are men.
wi aaaaj, vuii(KKii uaa HuyHuny,
, w. of Georgia.
:'j'; 1 -Jivifs no.mcamvo. n
Uvououbtj
wj- WiU And, pn analysis of j 0O bottles ot as.i.
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eompanled with oat "Honest 7 eronMft&X
ical Inststote or Dti WTh?i
Price
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This Great Specific
SYPHILIS
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eharacter.-.' ;!i?Srljff jaOtT.
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-AND LOOK HAT HIS f'V.
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ALL OF WHICH HE SELLS,
LOW- FO It CAS II.
All Goods Warranted as Rep
resented, both in Weight
and Quality,
WATCriiUSSESiO CENTS EACH.
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TRAINS 60INQ NOHTH.
Dato,May 15 '81
No. 47
Dally
No. 49
Daily
No. 43,
Dally
Lv. Charlotte,
' AL. Depot
" " Junc't
" Salisbury,
Arr.Greensbbro ,
Lv. Greensboro
Arr.Ralelgh
Lv.
Arr. Goldsboro
Lv. Greensboro
for Richmond
Lv. Danville
" N. Danville
" Barksdale
" Drak'sBr'ch
" Jetersville
Arr. Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. "
Arr.Manchester
Arr. Rlehmond.
4.05 ami
0.15 AM
6.20 AM
4.15 rm
4". 80 pi
r.07 PM
7.67 pm
8.18 pm
411 AM
5.56 am
8.08 AM
8.25 am
1.40 pm
145 FM
4.00 PM
7.50 AM
9.80 J
9.50 i
for Rich
m'nd only
8.25 PM
10.2t am
11.31 AM
10.27 i
11.83 i
1058 am
12 37 pm
2.24 pm
J2.01 pm
1.20 PM
2.55 pm
8.51 pm
, 4.28 PM
4.85 pm
a20 pm
4.05 PM
4.10 pm
4.18 pm
4.88 PM
4.4 AM
4.1 PM
7.28 am
trains doxero booth.
Date,Mayl5'80
No. 42
Daily..
No. 48
Dally.
No. 50
Daily
Lv. Richmond
" BurkevUle '
Art. N- Danville
Lv. " "
Danville
Arr, Greensboro
Lv.
u Salisbury
10.45 pm
12.00 M
2.25
2.48 PM
7.00 AM
6.05 PM
7.25
6.18 PM
7.27 am
9.26
9.81
&17 PM
8.87 PM
11.16 AM
12.45 pm
1U.BH PM
Arr. A L. Junction
12.15 am
12-20 am
" Charlotte
Lv. Richmond '
" Jetersville
" Drak'a Br'cli
" Barksdale
" Danville
" Benaja
' Greensboro
" Salisbury '
Arr. A-L. Junction
Lv. "
Arr. Charlotte'
1.00 pmJ
2.55 pm
441 PM
6.07 PM
7.25 pm
7.51 pm
8.55 pm
9.27 pm
11.05 1PM
12.26 AM
12.90 Am
SAUXBSAHCa.
NO. 48-Daily, except Sunday,,
Leave 'GreensboroV.;..! ... ..;'.....'..,.'..' a4ft.PM
Arrive Salem .'. 1 1.4a pm
NO. 47 Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 7.80 ah
Arrives Greensboro. . . . . . . . . . . m . ..... 9.00 am
Na42 laily, except Sonday. ,s ;
Leave Greensboro ...,10.00 am
Arrtves Salem...... 11.80 am
NO. 43 Daily.
Leave Salem... .,...V......'..,.... 5.80 pm
Arrive Greensboro...,....;........;... 70 pm
Limited mails Noe. A 8 and 50 will only make
abort stoppages at points, named on the schedule.
Passengers taking train' 49 from Charlotte will
get aboard at theR. A D. R. R. depot This train
makes elose connection at Greensboro for Raleigh,
tioldsboro Newberne and all points on Wilming
ton 4 Weldon Railroad. u
Passenger- trains Ner4T and 48 make all local
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, and be
tween Greensboro, Raleigh and Goldsboro, Not 47
rnaklng connection with W, N. & B. at Salisbury
for Ashevliie (Sundays excepted), and also con
necting at Greensboro with' Salem Branch (Sun
day excepted). r.;v ! .. ,
rTBAsengef ttaina Nos. 42 and 43 make all local
StOTlS between Cruirlntfi. uul Tln1,mV,n1 avAorit
QueryHarTisbnrg, Cnlna.Grove, Holtsburg, Lln-
wvuu ouu tiiuaesunnL o- '
- NO. 43 OOnnPCta With flalpm Ttvtnui at n Maria.
bore. 1 .
' Q" A. POPE,"
- Gen. Paa. and Tlclret Agent,
mayis j - u ;. Klchmnd,Ya.
H6001
FLY FANS & TRAPS,
BATH TUBS, SPRINKLERS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
OIL STOCKS
For imrjuner use. Just in.
TEE FINEST LIN E OF ..
Cook-Stoves and Sewiflg Machiues
in the crrt.
Orders and correapondenceJ(oUclteaatLheHard
. ware Store and Sewing Machine House of 1
Trade street, Cnarlotte,K. tVi ! '
B -V "-aTiOV a MAX
Known in eennecaon-wtth- the Bewlnr Machine
busiaesa of tUa lt: and vicinity, is rjwwttme
Sl-?-iLiendt , nod
on
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and Successor to
F. Bcarr ACo.
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tHomnc tdneetmMlsftisablls
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u&oiTalr adcottoc Kst-H rL.W."; which will be tormd ( bCad of efVbo,1 U Ho,
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