IT5 ?'tx
IB-"
SKIN t BLOOD
DISEASE.
PlMPlEITw80rHl .
TO CLEANaJi THE Sh.UN, oaiip..'i ""9fJ?
Itching. Scaly, Pimply, Ctopper Colored, bcroru
lous. Inherited and Contagious Humors, Biooa
Poisons, Cloers, Abscesses, and Infantile Skin ior
turcls, the Ccticura Kkkkdies are infallible.
CUTICTJBA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purlfler,
the!
.um.o iXY mH rnfinrhmfttion.- clears the Skin
nd Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, restores the
caraplexlen. Ccncuaa Soaj, an exquisite Skin
Beastlfler and Toilet Requisite, is indispensable in
treating skin diseases, and for rough, chapped or
greasy skla. blackheads blotches,and baey humors.
Cuncuju RmmdIe8 are the only Infallible blood
puriters and skin beautlfleri.
CHA8. HOUGHTON, Esq.. lawyer, 28 State street
Boston, reports a case of Salt Rheum under his ob
servation far ten years, which covered the patient s
bodv and limbs, and to whleh all taiown incUW
f trentmant had been arftlle4 without bepens,
which was completely cured solely by the
RKXEDOM'M'nOft a item and healthy
Mb. aa
SSI
VKRlT"f "TfcHBE(r3, Helebe
i BurJlte boy fiat I tefj lbjya-
twn.JIi
111 l L l pin llll Msssfs if Tinn mmnr ana crysipcirs
ever since tufevas Born, and nothing we couia give
him helped Mm til we tried Ccticcra Rkmkdiks,
which gradsally cured hun. antll he Is new as fair
as any child.
H. K. CARPKNTEB, Henderson. N. Y.. cured of
Psorlarls or Leprosy, of twenty years' standing, by
Ci-tiltka Rbmbdiis. The most wondcrfal sure
on record. A dustpan ful of scales fell from him
dilly. Physicians and his friends thought he must
lie. Cure sworn to before a justice of the peace
and Henderson's most promlaeut citizens.
Ifns. S. E. WHIPPLE. Deeatnr. Mich
writes
that her face, head, and some
; parts of her body,
walistmw!r Hiffl
eoversc vnTi. wLs ana
imrm
ullrt n tried verfthlng.
ianMtlr sure
B th ittmCL'W lKJiI)LKS
a Mn ttaaiar. k t t : i '
ow te Cure Skin Diseases.
BARGAINS
IX-
AN1
Plated Ware,
GOOtS and
r
A Large Stock
Just Received.
Ptreelaln Dinner and Tea Set3, combined.
Similar to China, 115 Pieces. $17.50
Mossrose and Gold Tea Sets. 44 Pieces. 7.50
While Porcelain Tea Sets, 44 Pieces 4.60
Respectfully,
LCDOLF & HARTsriBLD.
CROCKERY,
filassirare,,. Jlnware,
AT7IT
ions Generally
not
CHEAP1K CASH.
Respectfully,
c. m ETiiEitibcri!:
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We will pay 18 cents oei baskel of0 paun4s (at
good souad cotton seed, delivered at our mill. Will
pay 18 eents per bushel for seed delivered at any
station on railroads running to Charlotte, for car
leads of ten tons and above, we paying freight on
same.
. 0r.T!JFflw1)nPt,'T''!Mflllnichaieef6
two tajit if iemu .ThlsT exOMui -bttg et Veaf
value to the farmer should be taken advantage of,
one ton of meal being worth much more for feed
ing or fertilizing than two tons of seed.
LIFE FOR THE
IVER and KIDNEYL
POSHTYELY CmtSA2-
I hare ue4 rotir "life fore 1a
and Kidneys" with great keoefiV.tgd
r dyspepsia, or any derantffiierirof
Be lirer or kidneys, I regard it as being
without an equal.
. Attir atLaw,
Unrjarskrisaoliity,
E rar sufterwr to any MveifDaar
Hugh Thomas, Olendale, S. O.
"Totir medioines f -are iTalnaWe, od
plendid remedies. I hare sold upwards
of fire gross, and can reconamaena them.
I wjwidot be.wltheufcther. t, . r
"Life for the Liver ad KMaeys" or
"OrimCurerHkeohm mi
sells very fltJ ' IIITh. 9vKaNaTl
In torotv:arrdl bottles
by ggtaKf fdekJAs $m
DR. imLVKV
QleaAale,
V, .Ji
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LsSSB, Brews:
fx,'
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THE tAKOEST L ASEBBKlt
TUNG ' BSTABLISHll INT
Perm
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MJpSwfJfiljL
Send for "H
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Best Betas mm iMMMnMBki.K r:
fjimtMmmlitmm.Wmtli ill H I II I n i iij J
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Ukliihii; Cinamea scneoi.
The follorring is the full text of the
bill to aid in the establishment and
temporary support of common
schools aa it passed the Senate:
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con:
areas assembled, That for eiRnt year
next after the passage of this act
there shall be annually pnrqpnated
from the money in theaairy flij
follovringsums, to-wit : The fiJtTfat
the sum of seven million dollars, the
second vear the sum of ten mUlion
dollars, the third year the sum of fif
teen million dollars, the fourth year
the sum of thirteen million dollars,
the fifth year the sum of eleven mil
lion dollars, the sixth year the surd
of nine million dollars, the seventh
year the sum of seven1fnn dol
lars, the eighth yearthe U pf five
mitfiVdollS;: vrbic Bevtetl sums
sbWlt)e;exi(ieii;6-fe5ie fhe ben
efifej&f fcotbdon" school JOtfion to
all tnendrebTihe school age rjoen
tioned hereafteVhting m the Lnited
States
Section 2. That such money shall
annually be divided among and paid
out in the several States and Terri
tories ill that proportion which the
whole number of persons in each,
who being of the age of ten years
cannot write, bears to the
whole number of such persons in the
iTfittrtt States, i Such 9CTtnriation
iholl ho mar? .tfiftcordinff Itt);lli6 0kn
bus of eighteen hundred
& That no State
Vi1l v-p4v anr of IhcLbeifefi
this aft until the Governor thereof!
elmll filfl with the Secretary of the
TnrpHer a statement, certified by
him showinc the character of the
common school system in force in
such State or Territory ; the amount
nf mnnftv exopnded therein during
the last Dreceding school year in the
support of common schools, not in
cluding expenditures , for i the ent,
r0r,oir . ,r- crantinn nf Khrmd hnufieS :
Whetlier any discrimination. i made
in thrt : raiai?i or diibtitibnlf1 thfe
rnmmnn school revenues or in the
eorhmon school facilities afforded be
tween the white and colored children
therein, and, so far as is practicable,
the sources from which suv-n reve
I iijrtps were derived ; the--, manner m
which the same were apporjipneu w
tUa nco nf thi ctimmnn scMools; ' tne
-ntiTiiber of white and the number 6f
mlnrevl common schools: the average
attendance in each class, and the
length of the school term. No money
shall be naid out under this act to
anv State or Territorv that 6hall not
have provided by law a system of
free common schools for all of its
children of school age, without dis
tinction o& race or color, eithecin the
falsing or distributing of pchpol rev
enueor in the facllitieaafSbraBtl ; pro
Tided, that separate schooisJfaA white
and colored children shall not be
considered a violation of this condi
tion. The Secretary of the Interior
shall thereuoon certify to the Secre
tary of the Treasury the names of
the States and Territories which he
rinds to be entitled to share in the
benefits of this acc, and also the
amount due to each.
. Sec. 4. That the amount bo appor
tioned to each State and Territory
shall be drawn from the treasury by
warrant of the Secretary of the
Treasury upon the monthly estimates
and requisitions of the Secretary of
the Interior as the same may be
needed, and shall be paid over to
SHcrrofficers-as shall be authorized by
lhe.laws ol the. respective Slates aod
Territories to receive the same.
Sec: 5. That the instructioat b the
common schools wherein these
moneys shall be expended shall in
clude'the 'art of reading, writing and
speaking the English language, arith
metic, geography, history of the
United States, and such other
branches fcf useful' knowledge as
may be taught under local laws.
Sec. 6. The money appropriated
and apportioned under the provisions
qt this act to the use of any Territo
ry shall be applied to the use of com
vaxm. -arid. T&drafltrM schools therein
or ih Secretary f Ihe Interior
'T Sec. "7, That the" design of this act
not bein t establish an independent
system ofacnools; but rather to aid
fotthe time being id the develop-
.Went ana maintenance or the schoo
Mem esta.blifthV.ri hyiorl m-rmm
m bUnt, and wrfii mustTewontually be
wJsoiiy maintainea ty tne mates and
Territories whatHH-they exist, it ia
nereby provided that no greater part
of the money appropriated under
tbjg-ajct shall be-paid put to any State
br Territory in any one year than
the "sum expended out of its own
revenues, lor out of moneys raised
under its authority in the preceding
year ror tne maintenance ot common
schools, not including the sums ex
pended in the erection of school
buildinjrs.
,3ee THat 4 part? ptilfc hiofaj
apportioned to eacn titate or lorrito
ry, not exceeding one-tenth thereof.
may yearly be, applied, to, J&e edwca-M
tiftn'of 'teaclr-YoP'fflecdirffirf
Bch61s CheroifJ,' which sum may be
expended in maintaining institutes
or temporary training schools or ia
extendinfic ouuwtnriities for normal
6t! Otheiviristractibn to competent and
linitahhyrpfBiJf any color, who
wttlaMeesy means to qual
ify'lHiemaelTjBalor teachine. and who
'Ihalfcaeree in writme to devote them-
lieJa; exchisively-Ior at least one
yearaner aeaying' sucn training
schools, to "Witch in the common
schools for such compensation as
may be paid other teachers therein
Mec.i. That n6naft.rtf the p4ufe
i J&4d aHottad Jfo ant State of Ter,
riwry Bnairtw used lor the erection
of school houses' br school buildinc-a
id any escriptlan,lnor for rent of the
same.
oec. 10. That the moneva Hiotrih
utidJnnder the provision of 'thiaactf
saan be used only for common ekota
; Hdtyteect4riafl- in! "6haracler ' lii ihe
school districts of the several States
and Territories in such way as to
provide, as near as mar be. for the
iwouiui weuiw or inAiNTAM nr
Territory wherein tho
fhalL bemade. thereby giviag to each
-MujKu wiiii eoiflimccion or ra or
l Color, an equal opportunity for eu-
wnennA.fern'racaooi districts
snail incmtffr?fc .TitTMi twna tok.
divis
or soacK)! purpoe,and all corr
With the'
commonn
subse h
fflieiit aUotineat shall le made undeFl
this act nr ifitata: JGT.'Territorr
llttless. the.QovemoroC such State ors
territory . siU first file with the Sec-.
IritarT hf HhelteHmbiS'attttement-;
or Tinmr
t i U.,J " I TSecllXThat ho eeconl or
-JifaedbyilYa etailedd
iHaiBew6tf thraTments or iHisburserO
jpfetjrid.theiSiment8 niade of thesehoorrun appeM
f -cwwwea-oy nefttaw orTemtorial
treasurer or offlcer under this act.
and.ofrtto balance in the hands of
Such trehfcurer of officer withheld.
I - J 4 . . '
MB
or Terntory
tne
total number1 of ohMron taught dur
ing the year and in whatf branches
iiistructed. theaTerafe daily attenr
dancek And the-.elaUre number 'of
white and colored children.,, and the
dumber of i mofcths-j.rn each year
schools have oeen maincainea in eacn
sohool districts. ,f Aad if; any State or
Territory shaU misatppAy oraiiow xo
be misapplied, or in any manner ap
propriated or. used other than for the
nurnoses herein reained'.Tthe funds,
oxoy part thereof . received under
Uie DTOTisions of thisct;or ahallfail
complj. with e condition! herein
videdthroueh its croDer officers.: the
disposition thereof and tbotiiei: mat
ters herein presppeii.iiq do so report
ed, such State or Territory, fihall . fiir
feit its right ta any subsequent ap
portionment by srirtuei thereof until
the iull amount so misapplied, lost or
misaroroDriatcd shall luive been re
placed by such , State or Territory
ana appueu as iiereiu retruuvu' ouu
until such report shall ave been
made: provided that if the public
schools in any State Admit pupils not
within the ages, herein specified it
shall not be deemed a faiktro to com
ply with the conditions "herein. "If
V i n .i.il o . a-. til,
Interior that th'e funds received un
der this actfor , the preceding year
by the State or Territory ' have been
faithfully, applied to the.,, purposes
"cod tern plated by this act, and : . that
the conditions thereof have been ob
served, then the Secretary of the In
terior shall distribute1 the next year's
appropriation as hereinbefore pro
vided. The Secretary of the Interior
shall have power to hear and exam
ine any complaints of misappropria
tion or unjust discrimination in the
use of the runds herein provioea, ana
shall repofttcipongTess the results
thereat, g n ,, . . - ' .
J1JJ ThsCon or wlt ?thv tifst
tqaepcemoer ot 3eaea year- toe
retarv or um interior saaii rewr
o the Jresident or the United states
whether anv State or Territory has
forfeited its risrht to receive its anpor
tionraent under this act. and how
forfeited, and whether he has with
held such allotment on account of
such forfeiture: and each State or
Territory from which such apportion
ment shall be withheld snail nave
the right to appeal from such decis
ion of the Secretary of the Interior
to Congress.
Sec. 13. That the Secretary of the
Interior shall be charged with the
practical adiolnistration of this, act
irfbe, Tr jjofies thrfuVth .'Com
missioner of education, who shall
report annually to Congress its prac
tical operation and briefly the condi
tion of common and industrial educa
tion is affected thereby throughout
the country, which report shall be
transmitted to Congress by the Secre
tary of the Interior, accompanying
the report of his department. And
the power to alter, amend or repeal
this act is hereby reserved.
Sec. 14 No State or Territory that
doea not distribute the moneys raised
lor common school purposes equally
for the education of all the children,
without distinction of race or color,
shall be entitled to any of the benefits
ot this act
NEVYI NOTES.
A riot has taken place at Kidder
minster, England, directed against
tne employment of female labor.
In New York. Tuesdav. Carrie B.
Morse, the female stock nroker, who
is alleged to have operated in Phila
dhia, Washington. Boston and
other cities, was held for trial ; on
charges of obtaining money under
false pretenses of ladies whom she
maae believe would make fortunes in
stock speculations. i
At'Halifax, Nova Scotia, Tuesday,
Holmes and Brecken, the Americans
charged with having dynamite and
other dangerous explosives in their
possession, who were arrested in Sep
terrjber, were found guilty and sen
tenced to two years in the peniten
tiary. Mrs. Anna Shock is on trial in
Chicago for alleged cruelty to chil
dren in a "home" at La Grange. The
chiMren were almost totally uncared
fors the- "home" was filthy, and the
basprnent, where the children were
compelled to pass the greater portion
of the day, was also used as a stable
fork cow.
Tne Grovernment of Spanish Hon
duras has made application for 12,000
feet of space in the main building 'of
the; World's Exposition at New Or-
fesUlisiPlL MPJeejtin the
J grounds fronting the lake, on which
it will be a topographical panorama
of Honduras, with a miniature repro
duction of her rivers, fountains, vol
canos and towns. , , ;
The New' York Aasemblv Tuesdav
passed the bill empowering the sink
' ing fund commissioners ofNew York
to organize, a special salt-water ser
vice for, 'fire and other purposes.
This is for the protection of the "dry
goods district", of New York City
against Ares, which is ndtwifflciently
supplied with Croton water.
Robert H.i Turner,, for years the
agent of .he Cleveland and Pittsburg
and Pan-Handle Railroad Comtjaniea
jat Mingo Jiinetioh, OV left 'several
jdays ago for parts unknown. It is
thought he will prove a defaulter to
jthe extent,of $5,000 to4 15.000. His
reputation for honesty heretofore had
been unquestioned. .7 .
! The sujrters of Dr. Newman, of
(the Madison Avenue Congregational
(Church; - New York, met Tuesday
irfight and .toted not 1 ,to accept Dr,
fNewman's . resignation, ! which was
SUDmillfifl flf. r.hw maAt.ing Thq, ftT-
ciaim this
.1 contest it
ndorfer.
w?York St
me sau.t
(Charitable purpMes and the rem -jder
of her property to her husband
ana children. She also bequeaths to
the National Deutsch-Amerikanische
.rr un. o : ir:i i ttt-
KlO.iWX rae(a5cir also Droridei
(for $2Vw tolbviMriViiedmonr
empiovees or tne wtaats eitung who
igaye their whole time, to the paper
jrd rataasoi5ding,t6 the amount (df
(their salaries. The value of the es
tate is estimated at $3,000,000.
" One ysar ago I was radaeed to try Ami
ftiAa as a remedy for Indlgostton, Coo
aaloaUoa, and Headache, from Vhlh I
M4onttbean.gnaksairar. Qpmmu,
Ug VIA a' doso 0 BvelTllZ, 1 fenid ttelr
otion easy, and obtained prompt relief. lm
oenthioiBg thslr ose, a single P1U takaa
Ssr dtanw, dally, has teen all the mxM.
rV "7Ww nfaiar aaa my asad OMar.
awd bsnaftted ae more than all fit mm.
s evar before tried. Bvery person aiaa
Isajljr aBnetad ahoald km' Skai. u
J
i ATS.ABi wT 7 (
WewDlsaUaoaea
i
taction was Illegal aodafwa
I Terai
Peat ef aa CtoTeraofr
RicrrwosD, ,Va.. An hi if w
ernorJno. M. dregory died at is
home in Charles City last nigR aged
80 years. He was Governor 1 of Vir
ginia in 1848, served fh j the Legisla
ture several terms. waatTniteH Stt
District Attorney ; for ' the FjwrfArn
District of Virginia, from lR53tn irro
Tvhen he retired to private life.
TIm Doctor EadorMaitnt.
Dr. W. D. Wrleht Cincinnati. O twnAm th
joined professional endorsement: "I have pre
scribed Dr. Wl Hall s Balsam for the Lanes In a
t number of oasest and- atwars with
ne case In oartlcular was eiven tm bv mvar&i nh.
slclans who had been called In for consultation
wnn myseu. J.ne patieai naa au xne symptoms of
onamed oonaumptlon eold night sweats, hectic
fever, harrasslng coughs, etc He commenced Im
mediately to est better, and was soon restored to
his usual health. &lso foand Dr. Wm. Hall's Bal
sam fer the Lanes the most valsable expectorant
for breaking up distressing coughs and colds. "
Malaria positively cured with Em
Orjr Standard Cure Plllas a never
failing remedy; purely vegetable, con
tain no quinine, sugar-coated. 25o. .
COIIGOT SPRING
The Stasular4 -JHinoral Wter
l1 1 Mill 1 T TT 1 T H' PU A 'I'l U IS A . .M A
drders of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, Eczemai
Halaria and aU lBipuriUes ot the BLOOD. '
So enviable a name lias this1 famous 'idnerai
Watery that the manattrS oC inferior mineral
springs, desirous of Imitating .the natural purity of
the bottled water of Congress Spring, Inject a pow
erful acid In their bottled water to preserve the
crude Ingredients In solution, being so heavily
laden with ' - ' ' '
Ume mm. Irom' deposit.
With such contrivances,, bogus testtmonlals and
doctored analysis cards they seek to rival the para
medicinal waters of Congress Spring..
The regular season visitors 1 to Saratoga fully un
derstand these cruets, harsh waters, many of themi
after painful experiences, ta prosf t this fact wet
can produce a great many responsible names. But
the Saratoga visitors without experience, and many
who use the bottled waters : (often labeled as enra-'
tlves for disorders which they positively aggravate),;
should remember, that ende, harsh mineral waters
produce headache, a sense of bnrnlna and internal'
frratlon, and do Irreparable injury to thedtteeHv
i i . i '. i . -
CONGRESS WATKB, POtlK JATTJUaL IHD 8S-
; . LLiBLI.
None gennme sold on draught For sale br
an20santuesuiursapr20
-MILLINERY-
-AT-
Wednesday and Bumfcy,
APRIL 2hd asd Sbk,
We will open the Finest Assortment of Hats and
Bonnets (of our own designs, ever displayed In
toannu. Aiso an me latest roveuies.
Miss Lanehart, our Trimmer, has returned from
Baltimore with the latest styles.
The Ladles are Invited to call and examine our
gooas. h30d2w
if mm,
-100 BARRELS CHOIC1
Irish Potatoes,
A. J. BE ALL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
A IlllALnEOEDY.
Melther UraUeal nor iadlu la Oiigta I
kan goiontirio utd Spelf le.
aaBKier
of over Twen-Flvs jean standlag.
ABUEeP
more popmln at hems, and when best known,
than aU other llsmadles ef its klaa.
JL BllfEDT
endondby ms fcestFhrsWsns and Drogfeta et
1st home.
that Wr. C W. O'Neill, Ooodwater, Ala., aajs rais
ed bis wife from an invalid's bed, and as bellevse
saved her Ufa. 1
of which a prominent AOinta merchant said, "I
would have given S600 as soon as soon as I would
a niofcal tor what two bottles of year medicine 'did
for my daaghtor." . .
la regard to whleh &. J. Cassela, M.D. Druggist, of
Thomasvllle, Qa,sais: "lean recall instances la
which It afforded relief after all the usual re me-'
dies had fated."
A RERIEOT
about which Dr. W. B Ferrell. La Orange, Oa.,
writes: "I have used for the last 20 years the
medicine too are totting -ap, and consider it the
best oomblnatlsn ever gotten together for the di
seases for whlefc tt 1 recommended.''
ot which Dr. Joal Branaass, Atlanla, said: "I
have examtssd tha reine,n4 lisrs no healta
Uoa In advUtoft Its ase. and eonfldentlr reoom-
which the &vi H. B. JoansoB, near Karlatta, 0a.
says he has used Is his-family ! with "Ue otasost
satisfaction," aad recommended U to taa famUles
"who toand It te be last what U la recommended.
A BSSBBI -
of wWch PernbertoiulTtrion ft Denlson say: "We
have been selling it for many years, with con
tour increasing boms, xne aracie is a si
witl
in as, and ene ccnbsolate merit"
ILaitiat; Bonktn Lamar iaas f?w
id 60 gross la toor months, aad asssr SoU i
otjb KBanrraoiTfen that ever earns within ssr
Jmewledge, with a few bottles."
of which Dr. I. C. Hiss, rTotasulga, Ala. says: "I
am tally convlaced that it is oarlTalloa fer that
eiaos at diseases waicaftoiatan to enos.' -
'V- A BBREBT1 j- .J?
aboot wnichHaJ. iaa. A WhttoeriCf inaawj weU
fcaet avotabty known aft iter the ChtfM States as
a General Iasaraaes Ageat says: "I nssd tua
Bemedy, befers the war, oa a large plaatBtlon o
agmtnnmh twt eases, an siwar with; asejojlo
A R&9IKDT
absat which J. W. Srraate, of Carts rsrCle, a,
cerUQes that eae feotUe cared two menrawrs of his
ramiiy or oaeaonal inefnanty of
staadlag. '
Uat Is CKArmrium art orm sianeia of Us
kindlBthS wSdd; MonasO oan, e two nffnuB
WIIX OTBS 4U KOST OBSTtHAT OAS.
A KBHSBT
in regard to whose aafalllag, anrtvansd saratlva
propriettves I have many hmidtois of testtmo
nlals. Tub obxat rortLAB BjaomT a Bbaw
naiSBaatrLroaJtWaBiut'a Bmi TrVnd.1 For
sale iby all Bragglsts.
. Prlosl i amallslxe 78 eents. Large sms Sl.50.
001s nopneter and tuaataetarer.
J. BBlDirniLD.
3 r an. lue o. tTrw -pf Atlanta, aa
GY G L O P E DI A
Over 800,000 stibecfs and S.tM umstrattens,
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The only known ipteijle tor Ipi! eptic rita.-fca
M-Also for Spasms and Falling Sickness.
Kervons Weakness qattkly relieved and cursd.
BqaaOdd by sent ia denrinm of fever. -S
jg9-Heatraliaes germs of disease and skkoees.
Cores ngly blotches aad stnhhorn blood sores.
Cleanses Wood, oalckeas slnggish circulation.
BimmatEi Bolls, Carbtmclee and Sealds.-a
WPermanenay aad promptly cores paralysis,
les, It la a charming and heAlthfnl Aperient.
XTls SerofQla and Kings Zvll, twin brothers.
Changes bad areata to good, removing cause.
0rBoats Ulioasness and clears complexion.
Charming raaolveat and mMchless laxative.sa
It Astral llek Msadasan Uk the waaa.-A
KVOswtaias no ArasSk eathartic er opiasss.
rroaaotly tasss Bdeomatism by roattag U.-S
Uses lsTetvtao; psenarttss to taBiood.-M
Is gaaraataea ear aU aarvo4 dtaosdars.Q
B-Bdiahle wassv ssl apUtos fau.-se
Sefreshee U mid aad Invigorates the body..
Cares dyspepsia or money rennd4.-a
nrIadorMd in writing by evertfty thoasaad
Leadiag physicians in U . S. and Xarops.-a
Leading clergymen in XT. 8. and Barope.-a
Diseases of the blnod own it a eonqaeror.'GB
Jor sale by all leading dm;gtets. $1.60.
As Dr. 8. A Richmond Medioal Co., Props.
St. Joseph, Mo. (2)
For testtmonlals and circular! lend stamp.
C. K. Ctittanton. Agent, New Xprtc
NOTICE.
Those indebted to me will
please call in and settle, as 1
am compelled to have money.
This is a call in need, and I
want the money indeed.
JOHN T. BUTLER,
Jeweller.
Do Not Forget
Ihat when any article by its own
merits has acquired public confidence
and patronge, it is at once imitated,
and the greater the sale of the genu
ine article, the more the imitations.
Take, for instance, the host of so-
called porous plasters ; every one of
them is endeavoring to trade on the
reputation of
Alicock's Poreus Plater.
The only safe way for purchasers
is to insist on having the genuine ar
ticle, and not allow themselves to be
swindled by having plasters said to
be "just as good," or "containing su
perior ingredients," imposed upon
them. These are only tricks to sell
inferior goods that no more compare
with Allcock'b Porous Plastke than
copper does with gold. One trial of
AJlmk's PM8 Plaster.
will convince you that it is the best
external remedy ever made ; it cures
without causing blisters, abrasions of
skin, or the slightest inconvenience.
Opto of Dr. MOTT, late GoTsmieot
Gbemist, of AIlrCOClTS Porous Piaster.
My investigation of Allcock'b Po-
,rotjs Plaster shows it to contain
valuable and essential ingredients
not found in any -other plaster.
These ingredients are so perfectly
proportioned that the Allcock's Po
rous Plaster will not cause blisters or
excessive irritation, and I find it
superior to and more efficient than
any other plaster.
HEIfElY A. MOTT, Jr., Ph. D., F. C. St
Prof. Of Chemistry New York Med-
College, etc.
mh29eod2m
$30,000 FOR $2.
i . 1 1 ; I REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING wffl
V t h tak6 place in the Masonic Hall, MasonJo
! ( II Temple Building, In Covington, Kf.,
vJUl TttV&SDjLf, APRIL 24,1884.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings, chartered
by the Legislature ol Ky., and twice declared legal
by the highest court In the State. Bond given to
Henry eounty In the sum of $100,000 for the prompt
payment of -all prizes sold.
April Scheme.
1
136,000
20 Prizes $600 each $10,009
1 Prize - - - 10,000 100 Prises 100 each
1 Prize - - - 6.080 200 Prises 50 each
io,auu
10.800
$ Prizes $2,500 - 6,000 600 Prizes 20 each 10.000
S Prizes 1.000 - 6,000 1000 Prizes 10 each 10,000
9 Prizes $300 each Approximation Prizes, - 2,700
9 Prizes 200 " " " 1,800
9 Prizes 180 " " " 900
1,167 Prizes $110,400
wnole Tickets, $2; Half Tickets $1; 27 Tickets $S0
. 66 Tickets $100.
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send by express. urasrs of $6 and upward br
iress can 00 sent atom expense. Address an
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niiiiiri
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THE
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JUST THINK OF IT.
SI Cir KICE COFFEE CAKES.
ELEGAATIJ.VE TE.l CAKES,
AX.TI01 SILVER CAKE,
PIiE APPLE SLICKS,
BETTER WBE.ITULS.
BOSTON B ATH Bl'.'iS,
JEVIE CAKE, .
ICED FRUIT PUFFS,
CI I OOO I .ATE CAKE,
UOLI CAKE,
FRUIT CAKE.
FRENCH CREiM MERINGUES.
We will offer to-day the finest" loaf of bread,
The New England,
Ever placed on sale In Charlotte. Call and see It
Orange
Applet), Lemtss, Cas
dies, iVnts,
a full supply of FANCY GROCER FES.
And
MAY if R & ROSS,
TRTOOf STBEET. ;
msm.
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opg renin our paner.
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tmg sbQt tt ia. 6n the oontrarr. tb adTertraere are
vorj hicyly lpdorwed. lntereBtl persona may get
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'S
DYSPEPTIC
MIXTURE.
A POSITITE AND PEHMANENT CTJRI FOB
DYSPEPSIA and INDIGESTION,
Prepared by
Dk W. W. GREGOET, - - - Charlotte, N. 0.
Da. W. W. GaaooRT,
My Dear Sir: I bee to say I have ased your dys
pepsia remedy with nappy" effect aad cordially re
commend It to others. Tours truly,
Nov. 26, '83, CLEMENT DOWD,
(a copy.) Member of U. S. Congress.
Kkwberne, N. C, Jan. 25, '83.
Dr. W. W. Gregort,
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find check for $9.00.
for which be good enough to send me six bottles of
your dyspepsia medicine such as you sent me some
time back. Thanks for the comfort received by
me and my daughter. Tours truly,
(acopy ) R. RANSOM.
Dr. J. H. McAden, Druggist and Chemist, )
No. 1 Parks' Building,
Charlottr, N. C )
Db. Gregory:
I certify that I have sold Dr. Gregory's Dyspeptic
Mixture for several years, and It has given univer
sal satisfaction to those who have given It a fair
trial. I know it te be a remedy ef very great merit
and have heard it Bpoken ef by those who have
used It, in the highest terms. From what I know
of Its composition I can confidently recommend it
to those suffering from Dyspepsia or any derange
ment of the digestive organs. It gives tone to the
store ach and vigor to the entire system.
(a copy.) Jso. H. McADEN, M. D.
pr2d
FOR SALE.
Cotton Seed Meal
for feeding or fertilizing, in quantities
to suit purchasers. The best feed for
cattle ever sold, being worth twice as
much as corn meal.
nov6dtf OHARlOTTE OIL CO.
AN ORnHfAItCE
In Iirgard to lUe Parenaeatt of
Certain Streets.
Be It ordained by the Board of Aldermen ef the
City of Charlotte,
Section 1. That the sldewalfcs on the North side
of Tryon street, from Fifth street to Twelfth street
and on the South side from Fourth street
to Morehead street, and on Trade street from A
street to Boundary street, and from Church street to
Boundary on the East side, and Fourth on both
sides from Tryon street to College street, shall be
paved with hard burnt brick, except on Fourth
street, where the pavements in front of doors of
business houses shall be of well-dressed stone.
Ssc. 2. That the width of the pavement on Fourth
street, and on Tryon street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, shall be the full width of the side
walk ; that the width of the balance shall be six
feet
sic. 8. That the sidewalks on Fourth street, be
tween Tryon street and College street, and on Try
on street between Fifth and Sixth streets shall be
well curbed with stones cut, at least, 2 1-2 feet long,
6 Inches thick and 14 inches wide. The ends shall
be squared so as to form close and even Joints, and
the front and top hewn so as to present a fair,
smooth surface.
Sac. 4. It shall be the duty of the Street Commit
tee to establish a grade for the sidewalks to be
paved, and they shall employ a competent engineer
to aid them In making a survey and fixing the
grades, and all pavements shall da built under
tnelr superintendence and direction.
Sec. 5. Private cartways or entrances to any sta
ble, lot or yard, crossing any of the sidewalks of
the, city, shall be paved by the owners of the prop
erty with square, flat stones, hewn and laid close
together, or with thick plank closely laid and se
curely fastened to sills placed in the ground, or
such other materials as shall be satisfactory to the
Street Committee. In case the owner refuse or
neglect to comply with the requirements of this
section, such cart-ways or private entrances shall
be declared closed, and the owner shall be fined
not less than five dollars for every time he uses or
permits such cartways to be used across the side
walks. Sec. 6, It shall be the duty of the Mayor to give
the owner, or his agent or tenant, in front of whose
lot such curbing and paving is ordered to be done,
thirty days notice, in writing, ot such order ef the
Board, before the work begins.
Sec. 7. The owners of every lot curbed or paved
In front by the city, shall pay the city one-half the
cost and expenses of such curbing and paving,
which shall be a Hen on the lot In front of which
such paving Is done, as prescribed In Section 42 of
the Amended Charter of 1881, and It shall be the
doty of the Mayor to enforce such lien In the man
ner prescribed by law.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage.
W. P. BTNTJM. W. p; BYNTJM, ji.
BYNUM & BYNTJK
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ALSO
VIENNA CREAM,
STEAM AND i RYE
BREAD.
FRENCH AND ALBANY ROLLS,
FRENCH AND ALBANT ROLLS,
FRESH TAFPf
FRESH TAFFI
COCOAfcUT CRUAM,
OOCOANTJT CREAM,
CHOCOLaTI PASTl
CHOCOLATE PASTE
AND A NICE ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH CANDIES.
ition. Priw Only JI,
By MBit Post-paid.
KfiOff THYSELF,
A Great Medical Worit ah Manbood
Exhausted vitality, nervons and physical debflttv,
premature decline In man, errors of youth, and the
antold miseries resulting from Indiscretion or ex
cesses. A book for every nan, young, middle-aged
and old. It contains 136 prescriptions fer all acute
and chronic diseases, each one of which Is Invalua
ble. So found by the author, whose experience for
23 years is sach as probably never befere fell te the
101 01 any pnysician. s pages, bound in beauti
ful French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt, guar
anteed to be a finer book In every sense mechani
cal, literary and professional than any other work
sold In this country for $2.50, or the money will be
refunded In every Instance. Price only $1.00 by
mail, post-paid. Send now. Gold medal p warded
the author by the National Medical Association, to
me omeere orwnicn ne rerers.
This book should be read by the Tonne for !n
structlon, and by the afflicted for relief It will ben
eat all. London Lancet.
There Is no member of society to whom his book
will not be useful, whether youth, parent, gaardlan
Instructor or clergyman. Argonaut
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, er Dr. W.
H. Parker, Ne. 4 Balflnch Street, Boston, Mass..
who man be consulted on all diseases requiring
skill and experience. Chronic and obstinate dis
eases that have baffled the IT if T skill of
all other physicians a spe 1 1 I jj JL cia ty.
Such treated successfully 'PTT i; p r
without aa Instance of 1 JL JL 1 t V LjF
failure. feb28daw4w
rwf mnrnt.
OABBEH
FLtWEB
FIELD
Seed Oata, Corn, Beans, Peas, Potatoes
andOaieo Sate. Clo-rrr, Tino4tiT,OretiBrl,
Lawn 4tnd other Orara ft EXITS. Balds,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, FSmall.PrDlts,
ROM. A.m . VhnlMUl a nA Vtmtatl Ttx-j
spleodM Varieties of Iver-Bloomtng BOBBB, all
tabled, Jbr 1, It ftw tt-m for 4. DeacrlptlveCata
lanea Frea. CHAM. T1frTT ft I T i fVl .
jfit aad Usrsa tBakl ipsa, jtC
feb26dawim
MUBLEINE,
FOR
Kalsomining,
Frescoing,
Marbleizing
AND
Wood Filling.
iny One Caa Apply It
With the most satisfactory resnlts.
Will not It w!, Scale, Peel, Craek
or Fade. '
WITH THE ADDITION OF WATER IT Tfl BJ5ADT
FOR LMMKDIATB CSS.
A Slx-pmmd package of MARBLEINK when
nixed, will cover a surface of four hundred
square feet, one coat. .
Directions for Use with Each Package
SATISFACTION.
Aru Color desired can be ftmad at
R. 0. JORDAN k CO,
SPIUKOS' CORNER.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
WARREN & CALDWELL give notice to their
patronage and the public at large that they
have bought the entire interest in the Barber Shop
formerly owned by A. a Monroe, where they will
continue baslness. We will be pleased to serve all
who will give us a call.
' Those who by business would rise,
Must either bust or advertise. ,
WARREN A CALDWELL,
aprteodlw One door abeve Pegrarn's Shoe Store.
FAY'S CELEBRATED
WATER-PROOF
MANILLA ROOFING
Resembles fine leather
fer Boots, ' Onttde
waas. ana innaa in
or linnet, - very
strong and durable.
wiiu wsoino-
mch2SdAw4w
Stiles Hotchkiss
Oil 1 J..IH -i-j! ,:i;a-i
i THJS' TALLEf .lilJTIJJjL-V'sjf !
ISII A BSllllIU
MECKLENBURG
PARLOR
m 1
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WHEN TOU GIT1 THAT DrXT5Q
GO TO n- v
TER ft STOKIS' AJO) BCT A
TODD PIG FAM.
WILSON'S WAF3R
8,
FLORIDA MULCRrS
Areas Popular as ever.
Celery Sauce, Picnic Pi
'ckla.
MUSTARD CHOClio
. . . Bythe Qnart from RsrroLv
liter S St
FOR SPBOTACLEE
W ALL EUfne, AND TBI
ma met m m H.umrr, e to
llsalsi new tHnS,
Store.
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W. J. BLACK &SON,
TfTiInIe and Relnll
GROCER 8
TTAJNTM) Liarjje lot CLAY PEAS.
JQ E L n N I C
IGE CREAM PARLOR
I take mush pleasure in returning nr sinort
thanks to ray many frienai and custom? rs for thflr
very .liberal patronage during the put IceC'ream
season. I am now prepared to serve thpm win
Ice Cream and Sherbets at short nUee. M; let
Cream Parlor Is now rea4y for Lsdle s ami (tenilf
men, where they will receive srompt attention.
Ice Cream packed and delivered to ny prl of tl
city. . -Leave your orders fer Sunday.
Respectfully,
Bfch2ad JB. HARRrKflTW.
Kew Hayeti Palladhm.
(BATLT AND WEEILT.)
B1.MtslieI,
it.
The best aHvertlstag asedlam st t Xorth far
every man in North Carolina whs am t farm nlie
er tract ef timber laad er water pewcr t oell. Ti
letters ef our staff correspondent Saw tlwn n
PALLADitrM a great reputation thromhont Nw F.o-
fland, as the only real representative f the "Tr
leel" State, and all New Englander wen think ef
locatlngln North Carolina send to the Pallas ira
te get 'pee's" letters,
lor terms and ether psrtlcalars rtrtress
8ETH . JOHNS' if.
BusJsesB Haaager Tbtk PAj.L.nsq.
wcnl3tew3m VewH.ifei.C".
TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received until tie 12th day ef Arm
for furnishing and laying down 12.000 feet of ston,
paving and curbing, on the street of the citj of
Charlotte. The stone Bhall be sf good quality ami
well dressed, the blocks shsll be st least four feat
long, one foot wide and four inches thick. Tie
curbing shall be at least five feet long, six InchM
thick, and of such width as the ground shall re
quire. Bids will also be received for paring i.TD mum
yards of street with good hard bnrnt brick.
Contractors will be required to give bond for f
faithful performance of their contract. IMS
March 22nd. 1884. W. C. MAXWELL.
mch23d20t Major.
hitapsea Rearing
ETABUCTIR1 1774.
Itnhr 1774.
RoIlnIW.
This company own and operate
three mills, as follows:
PATAPSCO MILL A, at Bllicott City,
Maryland.
PATAPSCO MILL B, at Baltimore,
Maryland.
PATAPSCO MILLC, at Orange Orore
Maryland.
Haying a daily capacity of 1,
Barrels.
roaanfacttired from Maryland and "Vir
ginia Wheat, oelebrated for its pnnty
and richness of Gluten, Phosphates, arid
other natrttfcms properties. A8
YOUR HOCBR TOR
PATAP9C0 SUPMMLATUt,
FATAPSOO FAMILY,
. PATAP9O0 MZTiA,
CAPI KMNRT TAMILT
north ponrr TAMILT.
CHESAPMAXM MXTKA,
BEDFORD FAMILY,
ORAffQI QMOVM MZT1U,
c. A. AjramiA my at
BatBBWt(j4 If I '
nortWtf
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HERRING SAFE
IS
torn
T" YA 1 arm iml
M.M. HAYES,
t i Kftt CkaTalrr. j :
Wii- tl ,'i -l ff .'j til's. I I
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