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Jnsh. T. James, Editor.
-:i):;r.sDAY
July Stall, 1STJ.
v on jovn:NT,rioN r
W KJVU THEM i
T If, in 'spite of protest and dial-
' 1 1 ," an iH(.'?'il vote is jiolloJ,
' X proper -affidavits bo At odco
- - ' T . Sto kifirelb proper' officer,' o
'tut I ho , Jim lies ' thus-,' illegal y J
' , ling may at once he arrested
t..d thereby prevented from es
ttpiag tlitf jwoaltj provide by
sv Viw jn ; idch case. . .Vy repeat,
t it th proper affidavits bo made
. nJ let the parties rau(luleotlj
V noting be at one arffnted. '
TO C.JI4I.LENGJERS .', lL
-1 llerncinbo'f that the eloctioo law
quires . "Tht when. a voter is
ii.illcnged at the poll upon dv
' -m uid of aov citizen of tha State
' shall bo the duty of the Inspea-
itHoftWGIecUou to require said
4vH(;r'lekVe leinff allowed to Vote
; provj bjfoath or BoiBft iuthor
??foimtiknwjL fa.' Ifip'j&et&M the
; " it : Jet is : residence for thirty
i-i-iva previous, thereto in the ooun
lV 'io jvl' jc)i, bp propose , to vote."
tMinmloh ' blur, thut tbft alti.
'.5f -a Ltw aayay 5'No elector shall
' ?V entitled to register or vote in.
V ''", other; preciocfc or township;
,,.-) Han iiitt M H vwfticnFne is uu
: "ctual or bona " fide resident on
- .-.jiii day election; and no cer-
'Uicatcs ot registration snail do
iven." s v'-': V!-'
l,?;iii9VT. que wkek; !
i' But' one week ? mora and Ibo
f ,'Mthe ConstitiiUdbal ConircntloD,
r-vhicH iio assemble! in Be'p.tem
mtiistlt y will af nnMI
f .r'ceed ;to wipa out, vury rftoe
the preseot infamous Oacby
';-4?'mtitiiUon,;it', is to,,be hoped
Cl HUItV winr tj !
l vtft OQ the oaiion, as U will be
J, matter, of pride hereafter t to
entity:; Vl Jjelped, through my .vote,'
,,u jDsUblishing the now Constita
sliinni, and in thus overthrowing
-v. she laat vestige of 4 military des;
"j.iHrsm in North Carolina"? ; Lot
5 '-!, Pee Deo people do thfemselvei
- - -Kin : justice on this oocasiotj by
. 'JliK. majority r for the
, .Ui:lliycralio ueiegaies ,ma san
l.mil tho entire State.' " It 'cad be
..jiloue 'At purVpeoplo jyill but go
4 '"jiVirwai'il to the polls and vote. ,
fTVtrm relerober land if any.
wenQru8) the riiaby Vind tbings
- lid of fUTpb P. , JiuXton, when
' cadijate UstFall for election
'. 3 udgei of, ho FiftbJ udjcial
iit(trict;now that bis cause bid
lieen just aud honorable and, up
(ixl't; novc tHat ihe whs a , good
' i jii lge and a learned jurist) dow
Vtat the people all had confidence
- iu Lis iutegrity and ability, .and
i.ow, ch! tuofct potent argutnont
vfaUt cow Mr13uxton, although
oftbe orignal Canby .Judges,
v a)et, (paradox nnexplainable)
mt aStmdltiant It, least thlsi
gurnentas 'put forward) by
many aoft-hWied people who
v ere determined -vote for Baix
'u, anyhoip, itf prelbferice to" Mr.
fuller, ih regular Dem6cratip
i' in did ate, and wha handled this
m!v for their consciences niura
i agerly than .dexterously. ? Mr
Uuxtoij was elected by -Dehioofat
. ,'C voU-s, and ha44otibtliai since
viijoyed fiiany. a hearty lattgh
vjth bis nejrro fnejida and allies'
wr the liico little game be play-
in a LsmocrAtio utetricft To
4lay the mat, ttands , arrayed iu
ns true . coIors-i?wliite without
-wd black within tho lin'i iki(
i Tuiierr trota t. flhotjMers and
h ears of tha are thre.
- ilalpb V. llmton, ' atlpreeQt
.r I.. 4.1 il l.i'c.i V a x
, "iim-b en vr, r uta juaioiai uia
'rtct, the man who had no politics
na wuo was elevate1 toefflce
pcrs'Kiratic ; ahoaldera.now op
I -, with V gran4 flourish, as
- one f the lUdical nominee for
.. , V-nv u'uoh from ';Cumuerlaod
' unty. jr any man who Tbted
r b ;a" last ':ull
apposea-tbat
, ';cfo i one small clean sput left
" nn Liir' he is jiiistalceo J the hag
.as ruturtiod to its wallowing in
ti e tnir r4 It9 is covered all
over vth the mud of Radicalism,'
nnd evi-rybnly knows that that
i the -blackest mud that ever
e.n iiMU'd from political pw-
' . "' ' t k ' il,
. correspondent of the yiU
mbgton Star heard Juda Bnx-
t.ns ypaakVat ItobkUfy in Cnm-
bfrhiiid county, mt the lfjth inst.
We quota tho correnpondoBt
"Juilge buxtou opiMied bU r!iMark ,by
Mylnfftliathe "ra"ii ixirtlssii cnhitlilate
that bB-wrorotnaMKTty mp.niy c..vi
tioi, Ac, 11a oon iw, lwwevar, that the
jAMliUm wan 14 not U, hml wciit over, soul
unit tody, to lbs ttwMl party. Ho culo
rImI flood, tb twgro caqxit-bagKer who
til n member of the convention if
fwm IbU comity, at a gtiiitlomiti of . tjio
blftliest cbaractor ninltif ?'at tutelligmtee;
and wtinn Mkel If ha bail been iu Fuywttii
villf af t5ia cleotion (ISGS) would bo have
tctOit fur flood, he kiid he-prrferrtd Wit o
ihtmimr th twmiion. ihftlobV lntlmatltifr
tbfrt hi woul4 bavii doo o, agatuat two of
tlie wst, mi iu tha county, A. A. w
JUitbati Slid Jnu. A, tcAnhur. Ha nlw
ealonlZ'id Jim HarriiS, late of Rab'i'h, and
Nvvd carppt-bag mfltulmrs of tbat Cou
vautiori, but luid not a word to Say In praise
of uy nathw.boruOiprih Ocollniaii. ; 11a
niado ui of litis . ftxtraorjinary , rnuui ;
"That upon bis hmior as a gt iitleiuau and
a christian tha prwiit Constitution was tha
beat ba ha. I ever men, mid thai If ha was
elected to tli Oomttilution h wou)d return
It to tlw people ititojicba4.", , t:. ( k v
Now, we two i!d aslc but one
question . - Is ' there in this dis
trict a mad, white'or colored; of
een tha ' most ordinary 'Intelli
gence, that ;doos iiot know, of hie
on'ikndW'edg'btth0;Canby
Constitution is imperfect in RiaBy
of its provisions.'. And yet J udge
Buxton, a" mati whose legal at
tainments, have boon thought
sufiioient by iuahy' Democrats,
to fit him for 'the highoat judicial
position 'in ibo f .district, avers',
"unon hia hftaof pas a gentleman
and a christian," that, the present
Constitution "tho bust bo has
seeu. r If Judge Buxton gwearb
by bis "hohot"- as an flffioe seek
er and his Christianity as a Rad
ical politician, then there bay be
gomesligutj loop-hole through
which he may be able to save both
his veracity ' as a miikh and . his
kAowledge'ns alawyeri'or.'orise,
both are in danger, " It" was an
unfortunatej ,oatb, , Judge, "and
if, jt has been recorded above as
carefully as it has been here bo
low, wo are afraid that .old tit.
Peter won't recognize you when
you knock at the "pearly gates,"
bu will tell you that U U fa
easier for a camel to puss Utrongb
the eye of a needle, than fur a
Radical office-seeker tQ writer the '
Kingttom of Heaven,- d -. j . :
But thero is littla danger of
having Judge, Buxton as one of;
the" delegates in tbe Consti?
tutioual Convention. That Con
vention will t ttsButnble and will ,
wipe, out, the Jmlamous Oanby
Constitution, the beet the Judge
of thefilth Judicial District ever
saw, but i Mr, Buxton will i not
assist at the fuheral, Even if,
.by' bo mo -r nnlookod for4 boo us-po-cus--
his"negn ' friends "ahonld
succuod in stuffiing the ballot
buXCfs in' hta favor. he will siot be
allowed to tike' his seat; he will
himaeinwj)Ql8!ofv1the'flr8t'things
wiped out, as being ineligible to
'seat in the Convention. ''.The
lavv is plain attd a 'luan cannot
bo 'a Juuge.' 6T a, judicial, district
and a delegate to OimVeutton k't
once and the same time. llesidca,
JudgOj 'tts tUopouventiQrj, wil I aa:
semble September 6lh, and Mont-
gop'very OJu'rt (your Court) opens
on the same diy. how 'could, you
be present, both at Ualoiirh and
at.Troy atoncoaod the samotime?
Would you adjourn tho Uourt un
til after' tUn' Convention', had
adopted a new Constitution or
would you adjourn the Conven
tion until the term of Court had
expired ?
WVft ft
.The Washington National lie
publicum tha, presidential mouth-
piec lajuat ,u j "engage! in ly
uig,agaiu8t time, the object bbing
to see how many nlthy falsehoods
oaa be eouipressed into the small
est bpauo in 4 the next twelve
months, i It is a sonorous liar
and fully dp-.totbe business as
Beecher was in his " crnaade
against the chastity 'bf 'his female
1 flock. 'Even-the; famous Brook
ly scanail ' trial," taking ' both
aiuca in iu question, can scarcely
show as many liwt.putlyiiig arid
iplyiag, lies; jiorUntivl,.perpon
dicular, vertical, angular . spas
0i jjaraxysmaj Uosy ua.,eram the
columns yt the Washington
pullinan. , Beecher'; lies soould
not stafijinyj..of his .-Pjyraoath
congregairoa with more snper;
cuous uiyaos tttaa .tfoes tre
itcpvbUean stk to force, down
the throats of its gullible readers.
PoltIyl6clfi:r4JTiHoand
the counsel and wituisVi!" on
J ItberlTe,5cafout con
tributors to the JuutfUoan but
tfjey r cabtiot, without 'outsido
hell) manufacture: all nftliA an.
perlattve j'tvs whlglj ;a,dotrv the
' ' " ;'..,., '"' " "' ' i ' 1 ' '' . " . ... "T" I '" .. .- -. READ- AND ,
columns of the Republican, a u'it
oration of Radical officii! could
alonofill the bill.
' "The proof of th? padding Is
in tbobdg" and lo nbbtantiate
what we assert, we quote tbo're
merely i)ue lie (one h a timeis
enough) which we find la a ar
ticjs in the llepMican of .tbe .21st
last., oa "The Southern Situa
tion, in which t says ;
J "la the issue. .ot -Marcb lltb, U waa
cLiuiad th thoro va In the South kn
rniyef two hnndreA thousand men, fully
equiiiBfJ and randy for.n'hatflveTmigHoc-.
cuf.-ftWcoB bp ab doubt that tjha.
Iter gi'Vil was Mo" small. Tha orgatino:!
railiuryih the Smith nuinb.,re not leos
than tbrea hundred thouKond maiv all of
whom, or nearly all, coald" taka tlie, fluid
In Lua thaa a week and ft snarl eiimpBiC"
wilt tuivka them a Totonn nnny',''w ppa
at tho worMhaaeversaoa.". ,-, ! ..
If th man who writes such
stuff would only- bolieveahori)
solves, the lies they tell, how.hap
py life would be to US all I Bat
they are' manufactured add writ
ten and published for a' purpose
i-the purpofle' of eithor securing
tho con tin ued ascendancy of 'tha
Republican party in power of in
the event of the', failure of, suqh
a scheme, to again plunge the
country into the throes of civil
war. The author . and instaga
tors ,jof such a lie 'are as great
traitors to the liberties of the
people a Beeohor is to tlie vittue
of womeu, the honor of men, the
sanqtity of the marriage relatiqu.
and the written and unwritten'
laws of botb Odd and man. :)
, a: nHIT MAN' PARTY, ' ;'"
The Wilmington Jakrnal com-i
meuts upon and endorses remarks
frorathe Fayetteville Gazette wi
the Magnolia" 7?""t?,: in favor of
drawing the' color '' line In poli
tics in this State. Vf o would
remind pur coterupgrarics of the
fact ; that 'this is precisely the
the position taken by tlioKE Deb
Herald last, summer, i and, from
which we have never been tempt
ed to; deviate. . We; are'.not,1 by
any means, in favor of cnjolingtd
the negro ojr truckling to his pre-
judioos in our politioal relations
withi'inm ; anu unaor no circum
Btahoos; as we have known thoin
during the past five years, would'
to 'fisk him to Vote with our party.
The door for his admission is al
ways onftn."lT. la ti tioi nii-A Ltr' u
enter whenever ho pleases, , and
. , , i L..4
10 will yv weigoiuy, rouii wo. wiu
peyer beg him to come into .uie
'fold. The.- Deipocratic party of
the State is parexceUence,the party
uf ,tueJEhjteraanx'for as a rule,
none-but -white men - vote-W4tu
that party, and on their own uu ,
aidecb strength have' they ielied
for the vwtones of the past years,
and mufit continue to rely for
those of the future .-,vIn legisla
tion, it'is the boast qf this same
whiteiuan's party that tho laws
they enact are ' for tho benefit nf
all classes nnd irrespective, in
that, of color, linos or party lines,
6c' anv other lines that would
serve to divide the interests of the
people; 'J, ,; ,., , , . , ,,
We repoat that tlie timo is past
in which, a wUito mau oan so bum-
ble bunsolf as.to be? and "of tho
nejrro his voto. We s have seen
every fair and manly and honest
effort used' to induce the colored
element to align itself in the ranks
of the whiten, thoif natural friends
and allies; and we honestly think
that ha honorable' effort was'left
untried for such aa accomplish
raent. Jt has always proven ; i
failure and tlie negro musl now
oq ice aioue to come to ,nis senses
himself. ... . . f;. V f
. Lfrt tho line .be drawn, then
and let it be close and clear and
emphatio, until . at length no
white man who has any claims,
wutueyer, to docoucy aud respect
ability, .will dare to show hitnsel
in the ranks of the cneinics of his
race, ;-.-: . .:-"'',.:, .v-A--j;:iO
ra-Tta flay- 0est ifathad' of
jljni'ltw SobTUsu.v (PvifTryATOB : In
reply to tlVS inquiry of 'Now Sub? as to tha
'best method of , savlug pea vino bay I
give my expet leuw, which1 has bean one of
twenty -odd joars, and which has provud
most' satlsfitctory." I,' 'generally 'beglu to
gather as soon as the ' Ural peas bugln to
rij)r ciff with iliarji weeduijf hoe,- and
pMcr1 letting tliem lis until evening, and
lliflivc.R'klftg wpt'tliough I haie 'put tham
iip Aj fast is gathered. 'Tny ihohld neer
be s&ekea up wliil wet wM aitber Hew or
Titck them; Bt procu'rs two poles 'a
little larger tbati t)we nesfu7 fur a fod
4at staxki'atHl bediming about 4 t-M ftdm
thi btrtnm,'iiall on sboithiws of nbnt' 20
iuebos in length, fery apsrt all tla
way' ttpt 'Then shik tlai po!"4 r t'lu tha
ground, and about eight iVt apart, and 6iy
two rai's a'fowi tba ntoiu sliouKrersi 0110
on eacbsida of posts. To stick tbs peasj'
drlvo tlie loadert wsg'ou tip close 'to the
stack, and thrtiw on tho ' vlhe till they
reach the second ahoulder; lay on two rails,
an pile the vlnas" as befbra, and so aft 'till
reaching tha tin, laying In rajli'across at
thny are naedod,
In j nf'iiig oh ttiPtcp iaycr,roaRc n. m-;
i ban tli oilire, that U may project over, so
as to protect tha lower parts. By wing
more , tbestsclt can bo lengthened aa
Vouch a needed.- To use, 1t la tetter to
b4;in at fhaboKoiftjdrawbig out the lower
rails, so 'Uw tor) wllf still ba protection,
ml if bar-room i plent iful, It is best to
rentwd-ajem to aa soon as cured, and
packaway. ' v ;
Tbewwyhyectlon I have ever bad to the
bay thus savcd.was tbat stock wasted them
a great deilf but tlia two years I have
used ttcutmi kn)fj,fhc.pp!iigl' e''9llS
mraawral days feed, and salUngJhe
tdf VmM f VaV'solutloof s'' and war;
terr'anil since then',, liaval found if fully
equal to anything of the kind I ever used,
keepinglSItn catlle" and horses fiealthy; and
In good order while li lasts. ; " y : ' .
,.t.!si ,-l-tr - :i: !: nF.-H.'JOSDAK :
Ta!lassee,kAla.; June. 8, .1875. ' " ,
Ae have no doubt tha, above is aq esce1"
JenpWn:" It plight be wolf to:'hiake. the
tint lay erjbf wheat straw, as tlie lattef shedB
water bottr than pea vines, and none of
trio vines could then be damaged by epos
u'relto woatWr. JFd. Smtk-tt Cultiva
tor; i -' !i;;':;,.-i-.v'ii ,
Cavo Deposits as Manure. j ';
' I send yon per express three specimens
bf eave dirt, from a cave on my place, said
by judges, goad is hiaimro. " I send some
dried and soma wet (in a paper by itself,)
hs it came oui of tho cave also, some al
most w bito, wuich carao'ont of same cave.
Please , analyso and; report through the
Southern plaiitatloufl.., I. .;Prlde, 'Eve
niiles west of uscumbia, Ala. ,'" , : , ,
I The above siunples were received in good
ordor. . Tboy . we genuine cave deposits,
and are doubtless mixtures of the, material
of the1 cava with the excremohls jf bats. I
shall desigiiata thcrti as numbers ' 3 and
3. Number 1 is the nearly white 1 variety,
and was, when received, '(pitte moist. Ob
guttirig it through with a knife, it presented
a 'mottled appearance of white yellow ': and
browni Exposed to-tho air' it soon dried
into a brittle, hard mass, which crushed
easily under the weight of an ordinary pes
tle. Number ? Is the dark brown variety,
aud consists to a . large extcht, ' of 'small
Scales, the remains of insects which furnish
the fopd, for the bats. Jt, is vary light, ,and ;
was,when repelvcd,ncarly devoid of hygros
copic moisture. ; ..,,,
Number .3 is tlio yellwv or-yolldvlsh
hrown 'denosi'tj and is' inu'oh heavier than
UhWof tbe .others,' Wo give bcioiy, the,
Pj. .7.5-' ....-.I ,:l ..n.lill.-'jl
amounts oi nurogen ana iuusynunt: ubu
they contain; ' N6' 'potaslj "' was fotmd in!
ythersahiple";''1'';- A, ";''' '; :.''
j j- itwlon, Phpsphoido Add."
Hu. a..;;. .;.a.pa ;,,'',,'.,' ;', yj'l,.
No. 3 ' a trace' ' ;-';.p "' 0.35 .
Numbers ,1 aud 2 liave greatest agricul
tural valuo than number 3, siuoo tliqy con
tain mora of the ' vatnabfb' ' plant food.
Number 9 Is, howover, tha'yichest in' phos.
phflo. acid.' .' These dopostts niaV 'be nsod
With great advantage upon all our crops
either alono or In ootnpost.' ' ' ''
.Number 3 mixed with either 6fthS 'oth
ers, would plve better results upon oottoh
than whar used alone. ;These deposlta.j if
ntillisod jiroperly, ought to be a source of;
great profit to the owner, since tuny am
far superior as a ftfitillizer to tha ordinary
jiQtne fnawires Mtbioh re known to be val
uable for lmpro(njr our 'soil.f-ffouffierh
rinntatton..' ' " ,
- Wo are glad to bo able to give the above
analysis of bat manure, by Prof. Snubhs,
of the Alabama Agricultural College sev-
enil of our readers h&Yhig ashed hr liitbr-
tnation as'to Us'taTua
' Two , of tho' samples are ; hiore highly
ammonlatod than a staiidard o6tt fertilliier
should be, contaiiilug. eay' 3 "per cerit.of
nttrogon to'.Q ofpaosplijaic.', ,acldr-3 to !10
would ba'a bettor .ratio... They, '..ought 'to
inake excellent fijrtilizers for grain,rSou-
era Cultivator.
NE.VV., ADYEfVflSE S1ENTS.
. flOKNE'8 PORTABLE GALLERY ; .
WILL BE locabd at Wadesboro'two or
Uueo weeks. PHOTOGRAPHS a
Lspaclaitty. " tarrsiztsrat $3.00 per cloisen..
8 X ,lQ,nioely cplorod, for only five dollors,
; This Galleiy ivlll go to Meltonsvilie fiom
noro, wnoro it will remain only 10 days.
uau toon ere tiu substance flies. Tent be
tween Marshuu, A, Co. aud the Old Uuclc
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lished J 8S5 pages Over 250 illustrations,
$L60. Thousands buy It at Bight who
could not ba induced to purchase tha high
priced books treating of Domentip- .Mo,.l
cine. Unlike .other book sol through
agents thli work la thoroughly advetiaod
throngliout NortU America. TuIb fuct, to
gether with tha lartfe- sia, elegant appear
anoe, and many new features of ,tlie book,
cause it to sell more rapidly than any worn
eve published In thi country. Those of
my agouts who have had experience in still
ing books, siy that in all tbeir . previous
convasjlng ttcy never met with .success or
madp so large wages, as since coinuinsclng
the galoot my work. ' For territory, adilriBK
(inelOHing two postage stamp and stating
oxperieiice) K. V, 1'iurce, M. D.j World's
Dispensary, Buffdb, N; 7. Note. -Marx
onvelope'lfor PupllaMnjr Dep't.
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ZZM 1 -jiJifeSa-!
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NEW uomjon. cohn; !
ManiifiuitnrHrH ( Cotton Olus... C ttfin'Gin
Feeders. Cuiidi nsers and Cotton Gin .ilatc
iitu Hi rvi-ry uii"it'ivu. m . -
buco in usu biriy yoi'B. --ni hava aa t-t-ta
dUhud r. putatlou for simplicity, siijlit
runn Dt, d(irl(.lllty,'nnd for quamitv. and
quality . 01 I nt , produced. Our feeder is
easily attached to tha utn, and easily oper
ated by 'any band ot ordinary liitelligeuc!).
They ais taoaimyltsi ana ueapijaL
l-,fi. 'njarlrot at S &'ff -'t'! '-:. ''"'.jri
tv then Is Bossibla" ty "band,- laorealiH tba
outturn ii a givou S olsarerfau I bottur nuo
plo. At air Falrs'wuBia. 'exhibited .iud by
riiintcKhav'iitr tham iu use, t.Hoy have been
accovuuJ flii) lilgiiuBt scoiiiuuia. Out Con
acnsoiBaru wen uiajc, curuuiu. huu Bimpiu
incouotolttttutiAii'id'o what is required of
thein rapidly 'ana well. No addl'ibual pow
er id rcnulrnd to srtvo tbe 1'eedor or Co'.
dojisur, and lio-Oiu Hoi.se is eorapiuie w'nh
out thtiui -rVearertparidtriirii(,to
any renaouabfe extent, perfect satisfaction
t ivry pUTcba er Circulars,; price and
lull Information furnished. Addrs as above,
or apply to Jus. Lytcb, Xaariuburg, N.f.
ALBERTSON'S SEGMENT SCREW 1
GOTTON PRESS-
-". Unrivalled Ibr-aiiuplieUy, speed, conveur
lence and durability. Makes a 5501b. tmlo
with one torse unl only .18 rounds.
Screw, 10 incbos diameter and 10 feet
lou. for circular wltb description, testi
monials and iiatncs of agents lu the South,
addrun J. M ALBiiR L'S' )N, New tondofi; Ct
WATEU'. OWJCALE ?IAPS
are the best made ; The ioncli elastic,
and a fine singing tobe, powerful, puro
even. - .
WATERS' CONCERTO ORGANS
euunot bo excelled iu tone. or, bewy i they
doly coirtpctitlou. Tbs C6'ricextil',Slop is a
ana Iraitorton of -the Hainan Voice. . -, '
I'nce's IKxtrcmely Low for cash during'
this Month. Monthly Iustulmerit recuived;
Pianos and Orguus to Let, aud Kent-Money
allowed 'If purchased Second, hd ltotru
ments at. Great Bargains. Ageuts
Wanted. A . libiyu. discount to T,eachers,
Mlolstcre, Cbiir,clj3s, Schools, LoiiycS, etc.
Special' Inducements to the' trade. IUui
trated Catalogues Mailed. HOKACR
WATBUS. A. MU.N'S, 4SI Brorfdway, New
tdrk. Box 3.MS7. ;
PORTABLE ENGINES.
The best iu Alio world lor UiuuinK Cotton,
Qriudlufc .Oorn, Sawing Lumber, and Gen
eral Farm or Flautatlon purposes. Btatitm
ary Engines . ami Boilers of .ail sizes for all
uses, Griet-Millp, Baw-Mil's, ghinsjle Ma
chines, and General Maohluery,' Batislac
tiou euarauteed.: Bend lor Circuluars and
prices to tlio .: '."'i , ;:.,
: Chillicothe Foundry & Machine Works,
. Chillia.tbe. Ubio, , .;
tDriease say lu What paper you saw thi.
WATCHES & JEWELRY Miit by Express
with tlie priviiego to 0JC;n' piickAges
and examine goods before paving for them.
Vrite forprk:ei L (iOady, Halifax, N. C.
$5B :10 $10:00
Haebceo iDveatcd in Stock privileges Atpaid
OOOrSsPllOFIT:
ItXriuf Tin d PrvnL- nn tATnll Bf, lArrt'Ofla"'
Tnmbridge & Co., Bankers and Jkokcrs.
a wallet.,' X. x. ' . - ' ' ,. . , -
IT? A G ' TUa eboicast in Um world
Jauw. in
InDorters nrice- LiruhstCom
'patty. I Amaricu-r-staple article-pl ev
ery oouy-1 rauo conlluuiuiy .mcroaslng
Agerris "Wanted evcrywbere best. ' nftna--mentedon't
waste 'tirriBSd for olr n in
to Jiolifrt Wolia, 43 Veaey St., N C.
Box l!T. ' ' t v ; ;--
TUP WVV V STTtf 8:1 pages, M broad
tuu.uiiuujJl am aomuins, Irora now,
to New Tears,
ew Tears, prut paid, 60, f t.'; ., Aiidr
fiUK, f. I.."' f r - ' .
Taa
A WKEK gnaraatoed to Maie and
Foiuala Ai'isits, in their locality.
Cost NOrttlNO to try it;J I'ntttrj.
uluia Fro-.! P fyXViCKWH-io- Ctt;
angnstp.-j9.,.; u)) ,,, i n, j;,,. ,
p8YCHO.f ANCY, OR BOVL'CHARM
' Ie ,'' , , How eliliwr sei may faneiut
and r dn tlie lovu aui affections of any per-'
son tlisv chcxwK, Instantly.' This art alUaiv
posses, frets, by mull, for iVcouts j togitiier
with a MtrriRi-n Guiiln Ei'vnMiin Oraplp.
Draams; illtita to Indies, Btc. .'.O.liQO 1 1;
A aue,.- book. Address I. IVILLlAJdb Ac
' ; ' THE BROWN C0TTOH8IS CO,
:apr;.r. few-. 1 , ...
i.JLmk : "-"
CO., lUQ's, I'hliadeipbia,
;v KA: seasipe
'J i.OTriiMBVT: SO
X flta T;r; J,Whr.
WtWsS 'oYmH MaylVt to betober 1st open to such y.sUor. oul, a. th, '
Sigued "iay be Willing Jadmit to ids family c ircle He hopes to renew his pleasant
acouaintanoe with all formor guests of tlie Atlantic Hotel. . ,,. ),, l ,t t
ITepcuhar situation of tins bouso aftbrds all the pleasure of a rafir wUknt peril
orsea8lcknesst - sT? 3SrQ-jiriJlES1 1;; .MCPlTpES . rIJli;: .
Bftthin" IIoiisM are attatched tp tbeiouse, where guest may atonceenjoy thortil
rating effects of salt watar. aud learn the art 9C awitouuog, -Surf-as igooit. as sny WU . ,
the coast. :-t V:-V. v1. 1 hU.l,. yjtxA. vv
mi.vj. r. rAm,m' mlnrn trhrvl fur the SeBSOU. Sli.fiA f
KT Special contracts made With families and Excursionists. Liberal reduction to , i
early visitors. Children an4 servauts half price. rTpVlVT t.J..x . ?
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Mouldings forBulllitng p rposes In Gieaf Tarlety,
Newels, Havd-Rails andBallusiers.
fW'OUD TURNING OF EVERY DEMCKI I' T 1 0
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GOOD ANJDSUBHTANTlALf woua maue as cneap at tn is establish. -
inent as can be made in tlie United States. We have on hand the largest .
iitck of the aliove South of the city of Baltimore, all of whioh We guaraiitoa
i- ll niipu on'flefnntinn'tn nil who
,,rii,i HiiUscrlbers aretheonly PRACTICAL M ECU. AN ICH Sash. Blind
n.r Miikors by trade, currying on till- bnsiuess, in the City of Charies. '
i- n id phi fefor.to centiwmen an over
-mi fMnrila, usto-tho Ctiaraeter of their
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XCVf'HiL i:,-Ou account of the mauner in which wehox tip onr' work,'
ind ouru sumptiou of the risk of hreniui ot iss With ordinaiy naudllD
uur gix ds ure shipped over tho rouds in
ua (;rf at saving to'the'pttrchaser of our
W.F.RU$,Ll.& CO,, Charlestons. C.
JS. 7. WAD DEL L Arent in Cheraw.
P 7 COPPEDGE
.May 14-6w. .
WILMINGTON. I..C. LINES,
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Fast Freight Route to
;-, . .. BALTIMORE.-
BaUiiEore and Wilmington Liue, -!
-SAILING FltOU PALTIMOHE
r UAV . Si: FRIDAY At'.:! 'p. (in.
' AND FK01I VVILMINGTON -r; .
WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY.;
V GIVING THttOtfeH BILLS OF LAUING TO ALL POINTS LN", ,
North and Sooth CafolinaV Georpa and Alalania. For North or East bound
i(' ) Freight to Baltiraoror New York, Philadelphia", Boston, Prevideoca,, j.
t.21 Fall Jiiver and other Easter.a;, Ci ties Also,: to'Liverpool;
.'' - a "Glasgow, JJremon, Antwerp, and other y Jjfj '
, ,-,;:,,..,( ' ; ' Kuropean porta , . " - ' .
. These' Lines connect at Wilmington with the Carotins Central Railway sod" ;,
with oonnecting lloadi, offer unequal faoilities for the piompt delivery of freighj
to all poinis,', . , ,!.., ,., ,,. , .. ' '4 ' i
Rates Guaranteed as Low as bv any other ' RouteLosses or OverchariM
- . '. t !' Promptly paid, ,-, - ... ."i j
; lr MARK ALL GOUPS VIA WILMINGTON LINES -m I
-For further information apply. to eitberof tha undeienrd Agents of LjM I
EDWIN FITZGERALD, ,, i , ;'.;.. it,..f'WM'. P. CLYDE d CO., . I
1-jrr.Agebt Baltimore Line,' ' -""Agent Ndw York Lines"", t
. ;t '" ''" 50 South gt., Baltimore.' ' ; M bowlitg 'Greeu"-Ne York.
'',.','A,D.eAZAtJx,'j' ' ." - ,-'- ' ;
ni i U - i -AgeBt Baltimore and New York Lines, Umiagtojili'. C. . -P,
W. CLARK. .",ft ' - it
; O en. freight Act. Oaroliua Central Eailway, Charlotte & Wilmington. . ft ::
lNov!'14, 74-6ui " .";'"'..!, .. ; t'--J ' -
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Wl DIS7RI TO CALL TBS AfTKHtlOM OV TUB
poMlci. generally.' tor the fafet; that i t WU1
, a haek froui Wadesboro, N Cj'to
Caeraw, B. O, . .! .. .:..it.r?"";
Leave JVadesboro TnosdavS and Fridays
at 18 M.. arrtviiur at Cheraw 6 P. M.
. taaVt Cheta Moadsvs and Thttrsdava at I
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taw hraie. ucorKia. orin caroiiiis
work for the pasttwsuty years..
this Htate at HALF RAT.EB, whicS i
work, riu.):i, s ,'m.JL
& CO., Agents in Wattesber
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all Points East or West
NEW lYORK.
CljJe's WilmiDgioir Line, '' t
' Jo AILING FROM N15 w" YOItk,
TUESDAY" A FRIDAY AT P NL
,;; -AND TKOM .WltMlKOf otf-'
VVEPNDAY SATURDAY.
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BUGGIES ;ROCKAW-AYS,. HAfr
,ness,,aaddles, Bridles, &c-, mad JS
repairedatthe WADESBOUO CABEIAlt
Saora, (New Stand, Intersection ofBuiu-
erford and Morgan streets.)
Prices to suit 'tlie tlinos:r -s
JOHN C. McLAUCntP.
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