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SALISBURY. FUIPAY.SEPT. 29, J87;
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GOLDENj GRAINS.
Thon must be true thyself, .
If thou the truth wouldst teach ;
Thyaoul must overflow, if thou
Anothernoul wbuldst reach ;
It need the! overflowing heart
1 To give j.iie Upi full speech.
Think truly, and thy thought ,
'., Shall the world s famine feed ;
Speaktruly(; and jhy word
Sha
11 be a frnit
fnl seed ;
Jjye truly, and thy life shall be
A great
and no
le creed.
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VORK WHILE IT IS CALLEp TO-DAY.
Up I, there's no time; for rest to-day 1
There's stubborn work to do . " I
foil every willing heart and hand
The blended daylight through.
Tor most we loiter, slack, or sleep, ,
Bare in the friendly night ''' J
Which hides: beneath the grateful chadcs :
- TheJabors of theNightl
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Up i here's no chance for rest to-day 1
protlilers of human kind, -
. In many a dark and sterile spot, I
Are groping, halt and blind. ,
And there are burdens to be borne, ' j
"J And fetters to-be broke; j
- And trees bf eul to hear down . '' '
With many a toilsome stroke!
f Up 1 for the world is full ,of strife.
The earth in sown with sin,
Quick springing, like the noxious tare, '
;t- A noble field within. V
And, though at firs but tiny blades,
. Of shower and sunshine born,
The laborer needs but rest and straight
4 They overtop hiajcdrn !
' Tjen up I nor dream of rest tonlajrf
The foes are al) around ; '
And sora concealed in ambush lie,
V And "oma dispute the ground.
Theti'let us gird the'barness pn
To wrestle pr tot';" I
The fytorrr reaps the golden grain,
, , The conqueror jrpnn the spoils 1 '
' : 5XTUAOUI)ISAUYASE OF
j' paralysis.
The, folowing i pven as literally true:
ffJamea 'l;.Anaeri?oti, of Olenwood, Iowa,
ju a sportive mood
pvaepcing gymnastic
the j bans, while eu
andj striking on the
exercises, tell from
pended his feet,
back of hia neck, wan instantly chuck a
with paralysi. Btvejiiv1lje head, where a
i-erfect conscid-jsncs regained. . Jle was
bewildered by the sudden piin and 6g
pf the use of the rest of hid body, but-bore
up Jauntiest ly. lfc experienced an in
expressible tiiigliii'g, though bis body
seemed to him a jtnass of jelly ; wtieti
touched it fi.lt aa t hi mgb broken into frag
roeuts. The actual situation, discovered
by diagnosis, was ji broken neck, aud to
the amazement of everybody the man riot
only did not i dle,! but is liviner and at-
I j tacUQdto bis living bead. Still further,
M lie accepts tho situation nnraurmurinfftv.
1 and baa begun to leant to write with his
'lips, and indeed has attained some pibfi
cieocy in. that singular method, and wri-
ting to a friend facetiously eayu that be
! ' now., writes a tolerably good mouth.
Ho has been eadly troubled by fries',
against which be is totally unprotected ;
this however, be i now in a fair way of
femedyingby keening a leaf in bis naolth
Continually twirling." '
" Obeit Fkuit Display.- The ex
hibition of the American Pomologieal So-
I piety lu Ilicbmond. VaL, Ust week, was
';' UQ fiiiest display of American fruits ever
,' seen in , the country. The Virgiuiav Po
wologtcal Society jexbibittd at lite salne
Vtime. A correpondeni "writes ; "The
lnted States Agricultural Department
exhibits pears and wine grapes ; New.
l York is well 'renreented in apples and
-pears. Virginia shows 135 different soft
j'of apples from one orchard of Albemarle
County, and exhibits tho largest pear,
weighing within ai fraction of two pounds,
from Norfolk. TlMs'pear is h Duchlss
D'Auoulemo. Ifowa presents 118 vari
ctie;8 , of splendid 'apples, and some f he
pears; while Kansas and Nebraska c- n
; tribute beautifnt apples, pears and peah?
fis. South Carolina sends forty vatie i
pf grapes, and Southern Illinois eendf a
genehl assortment that, is hard to beat.
The Virginii grapes attract attention and
interest. California, however,contribues
, apples, pgars, grapes, ctiince?; olives,
plums, &c., that excito everybody's d
, miration, '.The grapes especially are nlir
.acha in this latitude. I
!i w' VomtCAV'r The election in California
Tour years nso. I the State went Demiemt.
i!tt Week resulted in the choice of A lie-! riptre-. and UIuBtrated priced Catalojnjel
nblican G.ven,ir, Congressmen, indi 74?.
legislature by about G.000 majority. The ,0c- Xu- ?h reen.honse, ioc. XoVwhoiiSSi?
Legislature elects a United States Sena-I free' --J. M$ru - !
At the hW gubernatorial Tectibn.! EHta'bKailca 18? I
, ic by oyer 9,000 majority. - The Replib
j; -Jicagajof New Jersey have noniinalrd
i -JHoni' Cortieliua Walrh, of Newaik. for
'" t Governors In his speech, accepting the
P P jpmination, hi statedtbtt ho was luidVr
no obligation, of pledge of any eort to .ny
j judividuab clique ,or combination. The
, municipal electioh in Wiloiiugton, Pil.,
fieulted4n epublican success.
The i election for Governor and other
1 . State offce.rs in Maine tonk place on Mbn-
tiayvftnd resulted in the choice of Perhani,
Jtepublicau, by about ,000.
' i A larger party oil citizens pf Philadel
; pbia -very iecj'ntly) made a steamboat ex
i cursion ownijhe bay from Wiliuington.
; Ke?t ay nearly, tlfo whole paity 6uffered1
from serious iJinesB, tlie symptoms being
ojrpisoning, aod! lii several families ju
r more members ae nok very sick. Ah
fi however, thej sj'mpioms have iot
Veen mi alarming character, though Ihe
1 Jatlenx euffr distressing sensations, ihd
6 Pec"4 featur 4 is, that after a victim
10 fiave entirely relieved jhe
MTIBDtftm. : i
M I z Vrn yw the same seventy
K "Vn.Pne Pfo-Mkn Is reported ko
"v'Y 7 - ,HUr treatment:
ne grouuus in tne Uapitul Square YL .u f
grounds are well ktpt. wSfoH
llolden and his bbdyjuard of UW 1?
w j ror, nic - Bjinie pervious r, i .
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Uuiy, of ,ak lifDusTRT- Tho Bur-
fingtpfviN. QZtteette says 'Wxaf caj-
tle arq being -oiwted as sold in St. Louja
as low as a dollar and a half the hundred
ponnd.?5 These are : pt6raitd Xhiil, p
the very besfjcaribe boaght Hatfoar to
fire dollars a hundred. -! The' careless
rradtrl will probably not ?ee, at first," What
the farmers of UuiJtngton countyhatre to
do witli the prce of cattle"in St. Jms', or
bow Idw jpjieea Jhf,rr'aTe4oafrept values
atf so great a distance." But ttm 1 exas
cattle biishiesi is 'Oikuilr ai total r4'ola-
tiim iiJtheigrazlngof cattle In this county,
and all orctevr JerffyoLjias! prod tie
T'4t7juT of '$i&tv $2&ntj hfad within
tleihtt' three months. One farmer in
Springfield township, w ho has-now a
hundred and sixty head on ,haud, hatf suf
fered Kis ,, loir within , tha jefh)dr He
would pqw be glad to . sell prime cattle t
ft?en and a half cents per, pf.andA He
iiifoimf us that these cheap J'exosxat'le
are ruijiing thebusiuess of grazing hi ibis
1 J. W. AYRBSf
MlittufadturprotlCigars,'
. : j IAIN;,nEET,' r
Manufaftures Cifrarsfrom the best Havana To-,
bacco, ejieaper than they cau'be bobght anyi
where else. Tlje choicest Brands as follows f
TjlE" ArjaL, in' Whole boxes at S55 ner thous
and ; Tif e S wi n, in . quarter bo xes, at' $50. fTiiE
ija. rArLio, in wnoie Doxfes, at S545
r..1 m . . ' ' v
-lui.
Sav your Wheal & Oats-j
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS.!
An important discovery to prevent RtJST in
w heat 4nd Oats. If the directions are careful-
ly loltoWed and tho crop is injured by ru.st, the
money will be cneertullv retundetL AH r ftv
is a trial Prepared and for sale onl at I I
J. H. ENNISS
. J,'- Drugstore,
Joly7-tf, Salisbury.
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LWfERWrlEEL
Mill Gearin,ShaftinPulFeys 0-
CLstlND FORA CIRCULAR r
. THE NEW DISINFECTANT!
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Blomo Chloraluml!
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2on-Pajs:oiwt;s, tklcrless, PotccrfuJ JDco-
doriendnd Disinfectant Entfcely
' llftriiilcss and SafeArresk
'kind Prevents' Contagion, jl:; '
- .fi: ( . p. i ,
Used i' private dweliinghotels, restaurants,
fiahlic KcjNoplstiopitii Iji na ne asylumjdipen
sariea. iaita. nriaona. nrChir-lmna nn ).;..
boats, anj m tenement-houses, markets, for Water-
jmjib, ui?na:s, suiks, sewerg,- ee&J-pooJa, Btahlea,
C 1 ... - ii
A fpecic in, all conUffionsand pestilentiai dis-:
ease, as f i;oitra, typlHml fever, ship tvr. nialU
pox. sctirt lever, measles dibeasesofanSnlala.&c
Prepared n'y h y t
f , TILDES A C07, 17B William k-l fc. Y.
POld hjpiall druggists. i ;
A XJI3V7 23HA IT9"
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LABOR, TIME
Clothes & fuel
aved- by the Tise of
WAiirinxD's
I COLDl f AktR
SelfWaiig
S O A1P;
SeiidiforOircnlar and Price List.
AGENTS WANTED, j
WILfiOj iLOCKWOOD, EVERETT CO
- ! 61 Murray street. New Y'rk. 1 .
sow Ageijti i ih- 8'j.U; i t viryinja, xorth and Soutli
sCarn tna. fie' rvl unil Klrrlda.
REE Si
and Ornamental,
Aiitiiiiin of 1871.
We invite the attention of Plantf
uui ""guami iiMijjueie SIOCK OI -s-
fc tandarii and l)orf Fruit Trees. i i
GrajMs VfnesandSihali Fruit.
OrnanieiHal Treesjbhrabg and Plants.'
New aml Rare Frnit and Ornamental Trees.
Li...........
DuiiMjus f lower koois
. . Band Leaders
UbOUtrh; y . t ATLiFpankfoit, N. Y.i
A CIW WiTK0 fr the .i .-u. -j
IKIXSSIISSIOX OF LIFE.
CouirfEigtKTi.icNiTriiBiKD I'ro.m or th Masco.
THE :CIJpTAIiV KAISED.
J d"I,e a "H0 dowi ft-W Alena fcook,
ties.
lvc. izehi by mail, recurery waled, lor fifty
i driud Circolar fiee. Addret t -
T.k " " w v v. piiji lUlPi I'llBJ-
cenU.i
t'AKjk Bett, 688 Broadway,
$6jv Vork.
nts ! Read This !
W jii y Apent a lanr ef 80 Dollar p& eek a-d
X nst,ori. WH ln ecom- U' on, to tell our n w and
nitrr- I ti tnt on
tiUCJttloU L .
W.ber 4 CeIar
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030, . WE WIIiIi PA7 i 030.
i-Agent $S0ber week to sell onr great and tafuabTe
uwiuics ii vu wajii permanent, Honorable
and pIfeaanjtork, appij lor paiticutarsi. jddieaa
1 wxc-u u JactsrtB, Micliian.
A 1 Million P611ars7!
nrewd btt quiet men can take a tbrfnnphvro.
mntin . . T . I 1 . : . !.
; pcti 01 i uusioeiss 10 no one ji i
aares; WJI. WRAT. "
j i 688 Broadway. Stf Yof ,
A. noliee 6f hi appmutment as -assienee bf
uavia onpre or aqKin cnrwrrFho has been
ifciared a fclnkrapt by tbeiDjstrict Court of
umted States. - , . .
' 'ioB . L THOWAS LONG,
a. An s, -
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.3 t t urn; t-r in
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SHERIFF'S
-. ar v ks. ir f- f
I WILE ATTEND AT THE FOL
lowing. places for the . p'uqtose of collecting
the State aud Cvunfy Taxes fur the year
87i,. :::r;.r, - ..f
' f-nk'tn TonWp, t Fraaklla Acadeiry, Taetday
fPetole fth. '
Dy Tewnh p, t Unity Oinrf h, Wtdneidij ,8e' em
ber 27ib." v: ; w
fcuteh lrt h Vowniliip K-Het'i Store, Tliarr'ay,
SetewberJSth. - r . .
Mt. uau Towoiwp, at wood urore, W Iday. 8eptem
Atr-1 Torn! lp, at David rarohart' 8atrdav. 8eo-
temb r Oth. i . .
t Lo'ke Tunh'p, at Wav P. WaU n Ta-aday, Octo-
I erSd. , ,
Hold BUI TownshlD. at Lower Blana Ctareh. ThoradaT.
Orti.ber 6tlu
atorftaa'IV a-naMp. at Morran'a Friday, Ortber th
P- idence TuvnshlD. at ilatte Shot Sutardai. Octo-
brTh . " .,
oid BUI Township, at Gold HI'!. Saturday. Ytetober
Safabary Townalib. at SallsVnry Mo'dar.OctobrlCth
Pancluxl Hfttle-nenH win be rrouircd. xnduh ae faMi
to att- nd to U.e b- rr notice will hare to i ay coat aa Uta
lawtMreeta, wilhoot d ttlpci. n. Ta patera moa le
prompt, rf IwH hare W pay a One of ona thouaand dol-
ara, wum uic u reqalrea.
W. A. WALTOMSher ff
8ept.1ri1Sn.--t-pd.
SMEW GOODS.
McCubbins, Sullivan & CO.
Have jnst received their Fall and Winter Stock of
New Goods, eoiisirttinjr of Dry Goods. Haidware.
Groceries, Qneesware,, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
aps, Oils, Faints and Dye Staffi ; Iron and Sti-el,
Saddle, Harness and Coach Trimming, Sole, Up
per, Harness and Skirting Leather, Blasting and
Rifle Powder, Bagging and Ties In fact every
thing THE PEOPLE NEED. Don't fail to
CALL AND SEE US.
They keep constantly on band a large Stock of
GUANO, PHOSPHATES, LIME dc.
Send in yobr Order.
Salisbury, N. 0.; Sept. 19, 1871.
TETUMPHANT!
17 Gold & Silver Medals
WERE awarded to 0OAS. M. STIEFF,
for the best PIANOS over 14 different
Makers of New York, Baltimore and Boston
Manufacturers.
OFFICE AND NEW "WAREROONS,
N 9 N. I,lbprtr S'., Raltlm ore, Md.
The Stieffs Pianos contain all the latest im
provements to be found in a first-class Piano,
with additional improvements of his own in
vention, not to be found in "other instruments.
The Utile, loach and finish of their instruments
cannot be excelled by any manufactured.
A larre assortment of Second llajad Pianos
always on hand, from $75 to 300.
Parlor nnd Church Organs, some 20 different
styles on hand, from $50 and upwards.
Send for Illusirated Catalogue, containing
names of over 1000 Southerners. (500 of which
are Virginians,) who have bought the Sticff
Piano since the close of the war. Sopt. 1 1 y.
FALL and WINTER
IMPORTATION.
18 7 1.
Ribbons,
Millinery and Straw Goods,
. :o:
Armstrong, Cator & CO.
IMPORTERS AND J0BB7R3 OF
BONNET, TRIMMING d; VELVET
, RIBBONS,
Bonnet SilkSrSatins and Velvets, Blonds,
Netis, Crapes Ruches, Flowers,
i eat hers. Ornaments,'
Straw Bonnets & Ladies' Hats,
. , : Trimmed and Untrimmed,
i SHAKER HOODS, &c.
- 237 & 239 Baltimore Street,
BA&TIMOItE, I!1D.
Offer the largest Stock to be fqund in this
Country, and unequalled in choice variety and
cheapness, comprising the latest European nov.
elties. Orders solicited, aud prompt attention
6iven- i 8ep8:3mpd
LAND FOR SALBT
t Acout 10a Acres,
Seven miUa from Salisbury, on Ihe Wilkesboro
Road, adjoining Benj. Howard, Jon. Mingus and
otliers ; part of it Seend Creek Bottom.
Terms, One-fourth cash, balance one, two and
three years credit.
Enquire of Jno. Miller, who lives on the
premises, or of R. Barringer, Agent, Charlotte,
Aug. 25, '71 2m: . , '
BArjnnuPT xtotxcss.
This ia to give STotice : That on the
23d day -of March, 1871, a warrant in Bank-
lupLCi was issuea against the estate of
jouu auey ot tne wanty of B.vie and
State of Aorth Carolina who has been adjudg
ed a Bankrupt 'upon his own petition that the
payment of any df bts, and the delivery of any
property belonging to said Banktnpt, to biui or
tor ms use, and the translerof any property bv
him are forbidden by law. That a meeting Ji
the creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, aud choose one or mora Awx)mo .c
estate, will be held at a court of Bankruptcy to
be holden before R II. Bkoadfielp, Ehj., Reg
ister in Bankruptcy, at his office iu Salisbury
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on the 20th day of Sep-
lemoer, jei7, "
5,T. CARROW,
U.S. Marshal. bv
.J . .T. Cutiirell. Deputy
XT. 8. Marshal, as Messenger
36:3t
This is to Oive Eloticot That on the
ilstday of August, 1871, a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of D 0
Pearson, of the county of Burke and State of
-" P-who bas beeli a(1ju3?ed a Bankrupt no
on his own petition that payment of anr
debts belonging to the said Bankrupt, to
him or foF hw oae, and the transfer f anv
property by him, are forbidden bylaw. That
a meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt
to prove their debts,, and choose one or more'
assigness of his estate, will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy to be holden before R U
Beoadfield, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, at
the Court House m Morganton.at 10 c'lock A
M.,tm the 21st day of September, A."D 1871
' S. T.CARROW,
. I .. U.S. Marshal, bj"
J- T. Cethbell, Deputy
36;3t. i p". S. Marshal, aa Messenger.
3000 FacUs American G. j
Salt, -i - . : .
200 S'ks Fine Blown Salt,
For sale Jow 1YORTH & WORTH
1869. J 1870,
SALT
SALT
,THE;TBEM"AINE
m
oEorts
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are aeknowled by all, who have them in. use,
and by the Fitt Musical Talent, to be Aqua
ana in many repccU, . , . .
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Otxperior to ny T.T nqfa ctmred
TJiey ppmbinc Immense Potcerr Equality
' " Sweetness and Brilliancy of Tone,
Elasticity cfiTptfchji and
Great Durability.
;jDealersvTeachers and others
desiring to purchase m first-class instrument are
; . f ..a
invited to examine these Pianos before making
their selections elsewhere.
PATENT AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Together with all modem Improvements. The
moat thoroughly seasoned timber the market af-
fords is selected, regardless of cost, as we' fee)
assured it will be the cheapest in the end.
The great increase in the sale of
onr instm
has ments, enabled us io reduce our prices for
4
First Class Pianos, from ten to tweity-five per
cent. IebS than any other house (offering the
i i
sameclass of instruments) in the United States.
While we act upon the maxim of "quick sales
and small profits," we; make it, at the same
time, a special object to furnish our customers
i
with instruments in no way inferior to the best
i
in tho market. t j
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Many families have had a desire to obtain a
I
Piano, but could hot afford to pay the dealer a
profit of from $100 to $300, neither do they wish
j
to purchase a cheap made Instrument, that
: i
would cost more to keep in repair than it i
worth, hence a large claf.8 of our music loving
people have been obliged to do without.
!
We can furnish New"Soven-Octave Piano
. r i - j y
Fortes from 273 to 050 dollar. Second
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hand Pianos lrom 40 to 250 dollars.
CP" Parties ordering by mail-may rely upoD
the best selections. j
Our Pianos are fully Warranted or rix years
Descriptive Circulars sent to all "parts of tL
country upon application.
C-:M Tremaine & Brother,
MANUFACTURERS,
435 Eroome Street, Uew "STork.
THE BURDETT
Combination
0HGAH.
( With Carpenter and Burdett's New
Improvements.)
!
The disagreeable reedy tone entirely over,
eome in this instrument
The Vtrdicl.ii Lnanimoni!
The CrcalcitSneccuofthc ige!!
Werhallcogethe World to Equal It!!
And cordially intite the profession, ' dealers
and the musical tcorld generally to examine
this truly wonderful instrument.
The Burdett Combination Organ
Asits name indicates, isab ingeninsnnion ofalloor
sUndarU iiBprovements, combined with manv new
features never before introduced or attempted in
Heed Organs, together making tlisOrganAhe st
flits Cltka of instrument, and one that liaa al
ready created a revolution in the public mind in
the decided favor of the general adoption f Reed
Organa. loth for secular and aaired mrisic, where
an inatromeiit ia req aired cither to accompany Ihr
voice or to produce orchestral effects.
With the maltitndinon and surprising corabina
tiona t hat are contained ia this Instrument, the most
intricate music of the great !n8ter,, can be ven
dered aa on a grand organ ; or the most simple ma
sic ior the mclodeoa can be plajed by a child.
All the various improvementa on the Burdett Or
gan are protected by patent, beng exclowvely to
the Compapy, and can be used oa no other organ.
The present Bvrdett Organ baa received the most
cordial and highest enconfa ma from those ranking
among the first of macjaiw and organist.
i
a VSL? Yo!Jcpenicniuai of the Bur
dttt Orga: "It is by far the most perfect reed
instrument we have ever seen," v
The Christian Leader says : ' TVe had no idea
tfrat a reed instrument could be brought to such
perfection."
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The New York Ohserfer ayg : Its Surity
of voicing, ncimess of tone, and wonderful or
chestral combinations, together with a number
of new and original stops, render it an imqtru
petition "nCb PerfeCti0njM'0l;5 Vd cum.
The press and public everywhere who have
had an opportunity oflUtening to its beautiful
strains not only gi ve it their unqualified appro
ififSF9-
- - - x ' - : , . . ..-.1 , o
TUBordc(rrga rJ)ge Id pHce from
$135 to
wWf i ,
C n. Tremaine "si Bro..
holwalk Agents,
--ht ; . : Pros Writus bf
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"TIIE PATElOT. a dailr jVaocratUTand
Corwervative newspaper,! pubJiidied bythe
"Patriot Newspaper ABwciation,'' t X- 9z7 D
street, between Kinth'and Tenth, eft of Wash
ington. 1 - ' V,
,"The Patriot, will advocate a prompt and
perfect restoration of the Union in M part
and ita entire integrity : equality aniong the
Suteaas prescribed by by theeonwouun; ine
immediate removal of all dikabilitie reiiltine
from the civil war, and the frertoratioh of har-
mont and fraternal fellowship between an. sec
llona of the country, which the abiwp"
pationa pf partuan power have criminally la
bored to prevent i . i . ; .
A Tariff for revenue to river th expevidit
area of an economical administration, and to
meet the juxt oblfgationa of die (ioremment, as
ojpoea u ine ezixung sysieni oi mmuiwiu
protection fat special monopoliea n'l undiA-
guixea paniaitty ior uvoreu naiiiiui"rB
v .Reduction of the preaent bdioiis and opprca-wve-
acale of taxation,- -both nlil
to dirties on imports and on Internal revenne :
Rigid et-onomy In every department of the
Government and retrenchment of the expense:
. Reform of the public erv ice in all iu branch
es Civil, Military and. Xaval :
A ftonnd National currency, equally distribu
ted among the State, and protected against
speculative fltictnatiorw: "
The. righU of intelligent4-labor, against all
aelfitdi combinations todegrade and depreciate iu
Legislation by which the pnblic lands will be
reserved for actual settlers, and a a resource o
National credit, in. Opposition to the Radical
policy of enormous grants to speculators and
corrupt schemes
The fullest and firmest protection to Ameri
can citizen abroad;
And cordial 8ympathy with' all people strug
gling for liberty and self-government.
It ia intended. t3 publish a ne-I'll per cf the
.first clas and to enlist the best available talent
in all its departments.: 1
Terms Invariably Cash in Advance:
The Daily Pntriot, per annum, $10 00
The Weekly Patriot, per annum, sin
gle copy, " j 2 50
The Weekly Patriot, per annom, clubs
of ten or more, 2 00
' Remittance may be made y draft or checks
payable in any of the principal cities, or by
Post Office orders. Addres on biwinens,
JAMES G. BEURKT,
"Patriot Office," Washington, D. C.
National Democratic Exerolire Ersidcnt
Comnittce.;
WASin$fcTOjf, D. C-, August 29ihf 1S70.
We take pleasure in rwom mending mct ear
nestly to the supfiort of our DemiM-ralic and
Conservative friends thnug)out the country
"The Patriot" newspaper, as Announced in the
foregoing prospectus. "j
There is no journal at the? Capitol through
which the voice ofopositioi) can now be heard,
or the abuse and iniquities othe party in pow
er may be exposed. j
Such an orenn has lKwmi tn aJmiiil rp.
cewity, which we are jerKuaiW will be ably
and satisfactorily supplied by;"The Patriot."
i inn enierpnie rests tiimn a orm IHinution,
and U entitled to ihe confidence ami favor of all
men who desire to redeem .; the Government
from misrule nnd corruption, and to bring Iwt k
the principles, simple virtues,: and integrity of
our forefathers.
COMMITTt:
Sam. J. Randall, M. C, chairman, T. M.
Smith, II. W. Slixum. M. C, A. t. C. IVnver,
F. 8tone, M R T Merrick, N L Jeffries, Sec
retary, Thomas Swann, M Treasurer.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE:
Eugene Caaserly, Cat; Johp P Stockton, N
J; Wm II Rarnum, Conn; W Slocuni.NY:
John T Rird, N J ; SamM J Randall, Pa ; B T
Bigp, Del; F Stone, Md ; J V Joh nton, a :
F L Shober, N C ; P Van Trnmn. Ohio ; W t
Niblaek, Ind; A G Burr, III; B Winchester,
Kv; C A Sheaf e, Tenn ; E Well-, Mo ; C A
Mdridgv, Wi; K M Wil.-.n, Minn; Jtphj,'
Smith, Oregon ; J A Johnson, Col ; J C Connor,
Texas; P M B Young, Ga; A Bailey, La ; A
A C Rogers, Ark. i I2;tf
IMPORTAXT NOTICE
CONSUMERS of DRY GOODS.
All Retail Orders amounting" to $20
ana wver delivered irj any Fart
ol the Country
FREE OF EXRKIvSS CHARGES
namillon Easier A: Sons,
OP n.VLTIMORE. MD..
In order the hetter to meet tlie wants of jheir
tail Customers at a dutar.ee have CstaUish-
SAMPLE, BUREAU,
aRd-,Wi,l,1 Vpon a??li,ai'fD. prtmiptly si-nd bv
mail full line o? SatHpleaof-jhe Newe.t and
mot tashlonahle Gta,ds,of FUexch. Kjclisii
wid Domestic Mannfacttire. jtDariimwinjtatall
timeK to sell n;. Ion- if not at tcss prices, than
any house in the country . i
ItHj ing our frcMMls from the iart nnd nr.t
celebrated tnauulat lurers in thd.iren-ut nart..
of turopo and impirtilip the same bv learner
direct U Baltimore, our stuck; lH a ajj tiuu.H
promptly supphed .wiih tLe oUvcltie of the
London and 1'ariM markets, i
no bad fMM.Vf-art ableand willing toell our
I bofit than if we gave credit.
nlVi"gJura!"IlUt "Ptrfi the kind or
goods desired. e keep the Wt gradw ore.
erycUes ofgoodJrom the lowest to the most
scnfc.D accompanica hy Ue ca.h will be
Prompt-paying "WHOLESALE BCYKRS
VnV IV'l toin the Stool in our Jobbing
and Pac kage Department. Addre..
HAMILTON EASTElt bvs
Oct. 21 42: ly lUItimore, iid-
Change of Scliedule.
Oimpany Shopg. inne 3d iPri
On and after Sandav, June 4th. J67I trains
will lie run over thia r,H l ,ir n'
the following accordance wttft
TIME TABLE-K.C.RAILROAD
tBAtFsroixc lAiT: .
BXPalTMI.
TATioaa.
Chrloiiv.;..
8libur,....
Orwbro' ..
Co. Phspa. ......
1IU nbToi gh
RaleiKli,
OJiboro,...
M1IL'
4ST. ! LUTE,
aaaiva liatb.
' 1 at a
"!"V10p"m
a.m. i "
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1 W
8.1)6 "
t am; a
7.20 J
TRAINS, GQI.Vq
J-L
aTlrioaa.
BilU
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acpajn-a.
"JLLSfci'Afca7fa. LaarVr
Charlotte,
liihary,
Grtf tiAhortj',
Co. fhopr,
HHvUro'
RaUink
Ool4abore'
l-T A
4W '
3 r
tl.fcT r
CtS r. a.
"P I I llllA..
V l fU.0TA. lt.io
1 M
wp.i
15 I
it . TT.tl GLEES',
t VITrangportaUon.
; Cheap Chattle Mortgages,
t n npiTTArT
V0 IA IK II II
:.:f::;;iCQPECT
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riuit nl t'.i, J!7T:i'r
u J.. .: i ,ii ,, :
. ASSETS OER"SS3.00Q;Q00:.-
THE ADVANTAGE PFi'EIllD TQ, JN3UBE BV.TUI3 .CQXPAXY u
1 , . Sodd ttecurilj, Superior Jwoomj, and iu Convetiieat evsurn of
, ... , . . . AcDuaJ Uirtdetidtv '- s ..
AXXVAAWCQXE ABOUT $10,000,000,
Willi Lower Eipenre"of Minagetncnt
! ll "the mbat;des!rable 'kiuda. of .
ettea
Life and Endowment Policicn.
' U i.f .i T
Orf which Dirtdendi will be paid "
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4NO.A. BUADSUAW, AgVSalibarj -36-tf -HlALKKiU r
' i ,i i i i i ai mr 1 L ' i - ' r 1 i ii ii in 'j j i " '
PIEDMONT ' AND AEIdNGTOlT UFjS.INSDEANCE C07. .
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Aels IO h September, I8701 ....... ...... $o oil oai tn
Annual Income orer ... .V. . 7n Jl,i?2H'22
L'Of icien issued to 1st Dec,
PREMIUMS ALL CASH REDUCED BY JUE ANNUAL CASH
DIVIDENDS ON THE
OFFICERS
WrC ARRrNGTON,...
JOHN E. HD WARDS. ..
I.i HOPKINS .
PROF. E. H. SMITH
J.m. WOLFF,
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Djir. COURTS. Gen' I. Agent for Western N.
trb. 10 ly. : 1 i
XdKTII CAROLINA. In the Soperutr.
Court.
Joseph
M. Moe,
Plaintiff.
I against,
Esthpr S. Mot-. Defendant
ft aptfMrinr to the aatifrfarthm of thCann
that btlicr .S. MiHtat tlm Af liilmit. in tliu
alve entitled sect i id ia Don a reauleut o'
tlita btate. It I orUe el that wrvire the
n mow i it jr auuiuMU be inaUe upiu the Mul
Uefc-mlaut hy puUliahiug the saine ihV in
efh vreek for six werVn J.oreeMvelv in the
"QUI N..rt!LS ae- a newspaper published in
Salbburv, vii : i I
I Joseph II. Ioofi. Plaintiff,
against,
Esther S- SlHe. deffudant
i
The State .f X.'irth Cnro liua : To
the
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Sheriff of Alexander couuty Greetiug. You'
are herehy eoiniuaniled to suminon Esthr8.!
Moose th? defuaant above named. If! she
K found within yoor eo-juty, to t aodap-
pear before the. JuJgeof our Superior C. art ;
thai Court i,,iTM.i:,ill- k i. i
j- - - - " i I'.ir mr i'u in- UIU
ll! J i - .
fit? of the Clerk of the Superior Con rt for
saia eoonty within the first thre daya ortbe
next term there f and M H e said defendant
tiike nntirf tlit if wt f.;i an..L. ,1...
. . . .. -. nut;. i i itr -m I n
Ciflntdaint within that lime th t.laint ;fT;il
ajij.lv t,the Court for th relief demanded
I,rjfcS'i-. Ata .
da return. j
'Given under my hand and wal of laid
Court this 1J th day of Juitde Ir71.
I t- 31. Si t.VEX.SON. j
' Clerk of the Suinrior Court.
:Frs. fee $10Gt 27
Tii A. C. McJaokin. ilarv J. ilrJnnlis
Jaiue aedgejicth aud Suaa ilcdgipe-th:
mn ivVideutn. " . j
Xouare hereby notified that the following
jpuiniunuH ha been iu.ed agaluft vourii :
??0RTII COKOLIXA.i In the Superior
1avii.v CocaTT, J Court.
VViliiani Griino, Abigul
j Kepan, Lazarns-Kink
: aud Elizabeth hU wife, j . ,
I and I). W Waguer and (
llarbarahiswiie.pl'tff.. I Sumnrona fur itelX
'? nrmittkt . f
A- C. MrJuuklniaild Ma
J ry, J.hin wife, Jamca
i -Uedgeneth and Knn
t lledgepeth, det'nti'. j
itate of Xorth Carolina
I 2 o the Sheriff of DarkLaon CoMnty. Oreding.
? Ton are herrbr o,irm , l mn-nw..' i
ikfJunkin, Jlary J. McJunkin. Jame
lledgepeth and umn lledgepeth the lefea
dant above. namd, if they be fonnd w thin
jour Couuty. to U aud appear be forrltre Clerk
of Stijierior Court, for the Ci unty of Davidn
pi me KAmrz iionse in leiingtou on te 14th
day of OcUilxr 1H71 and answer thi petition
which ittep..it in tbctrftke of the Clerk of
the Superior Conrt of .aiii County, and let tb
Di fei dants, take notice that if tthey fail
t(. anwtr tho atM itii wait a f Vt it.',.. 4Iaa
riaintrn will apply to the Court fortne relief
i4-mit-iiuvtj iu mi- pennon, iiereoi tail not,aua
lf thia Mimmntin make doe retom.
1 ,(iiven nndt-r my hand aud the wal of raid
Court, thii 85th day of Angnt Jh7.
i h. E. JUUS80T.
; Clerk of the f5. V. ,: of Da vidmin County:
i H. li. yiSSlX. Attorneyfor Pll'ffa.
T6wpr. fe $10.
WITTKOVSKY& EIMTLES,
CHARLOTTE, N. O,
'A now reeetviog ttieir immense FaTl
UKjkrforlhe WhoU?Sah ain) ItHail Trade.
part of which are imported ditect froan Europe.
WILLIAM VALENTINE.
THE barber;
ETUBSS HIS TIIAXKS to hia OLD
LLV miESDS au4thf PuUkfor the liberal
Vatrooage heretofore extecded to him. He Ikvw
informs them that he: hauttduo a near and
ronimodioas . , ,. - i ..
Shop, in Dr ZZeztdcraon's Siick
Saiidintj, ZLoom. XI o- 3
fcwherf would be pleased to ae them.' Ha
guarantees to give aatiraetion in every cafe,
,He haa in hit en.ploy of the bent ITaif Dreierg
m v Binern jorto Carolina, uereucita a call
lrom an. '
Salisbury, X. 17186. KUtf
W W
2 17ZIL
tban adj other American Company it lt.
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B. tt. VJkXT, Oeaeral Areat,
O OF F I G E,
1 870. . . . . .tvV. .'."a,ooo
CONTRIBUTION PLAN.
f.
t.(J
- - .'-.PREsirrsTl
-ViCX rlliitST,
Assist ASjt SiCRi.T.Krr'
. S tCIIKTJt livj;
' - ACJ t jli;Y.
St nrtTtrxprxT or Age5i:l.
LEWIS c'.'HAXES. Agest,
RSn. N C LXlS;T0X
Z-
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Amon? the rnanjt.Matul invention. nrwliKxi
by the uet nth Century none wt-oipie. am.r
tmmlt,eht potion than that cf the K m ipjr JUl
cLin. TlcherfI buna Utlmmm lirrirm Iktle
hcJpoiaiea of our n1c4J.cn and wivw may now
heartf in almrf evtnr houi in "the land.
ll--y are iu.ie m ( ndieaa arl.v aad e i.
"I il a.l..lt ,w cliMaien there are mo manvi
""jV"""- "it 01 me ltet a nil bki
wwI " ,ke KxriHr, tunntjrtur
iC?EK iUltCu, 24 Eitrrj
v" mrrii. line oJ Hit- ltrl ,.!
'L 9 ; and we rrr'
"'l1? . p.nie. In ,rrh f
I V 11 ,e 10 P vc 11 aninauwi UWre oi!
eluding to MirrhM.
Agenu wanted, liUral dlpcounU jrivn.
Wa2T:lT-
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Y"1 T T 1 I ( V I,fI 1
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r TTnava&w
Z iliXlh j IV O i J 4 U
CHARLOTTE V
4 i-ir
?! R- WEI.I..
r s;
laraand lauiorue cohtaintog foil partimJar.
totorma. 3.. forwarded appIUaUoa lo ita
Pnneipala. ,
July 7ih. 27 3ra. ?:
w. r.
ftX. l i l "T"
Crowes U)nt-cl)ousc
OBArca.! r.a. ai'ifaMoii.
danvill'e;;vam
t'UB. TUKS4LEOP r j-
Leaf Tola cc-Or
Prompt AtUjUioa to tj,a fpU-rea Caifcrt 4
Hanter and tleir T-ani.
Urara.' Warelm. ,a. now the Larfet Palrt
Room Toa . U ari. locked ap la wmlMH
r fall aud are ...
TIIE'EW " :;
Family Seeing Machine !
" - 4
i' v, EMPIRE, nowinr.
BOWK
The extrordiary Ineceaa of t).r,r nrw arxl in.
proved rnannrarttiring Mirtinn for BT.d
)wtk baa Ina-ur th Kariai f'twixo Ma,
tait Co. to Uanntarture a
NE W FA MIL Y MA CHINE
of the a.e tyte aoi rwntmrn.m. witk addit.oml
orcrafraCoo. Tnk ag Ural io beaaty and fa-
iaii With ftthr Pannlr U.. l., v . .
ralneMK Umnutnp aft enmpelitur Th prki-
"" .. ..uw.rotTfl nerracary artri raor
wilbin reara oTerery rla: iM the Cow pa a t i
prepared to affer nn-t liberal irdartmetita t Ur
era dealera and a-aBia. Afflr for eWaUe. a ad
aampletA X I X COXZilT
maj264y 495 .Wtry . T.
Mmrrrx sttix
4twklm aa4 CrOd: CmXm. jt raT rM
Malh. a W l4jMM m TW CEZaA
xrrtuHmr f..fait, rpaxa. rtu.jLM.tr ft
t ta aaa af f i iIiii jr
aa4 I
aou t caocxaa KdJiinDnmu
Maaaikctmrod ty DOOCEX: 4a ZTXttUZX,
9 NCW STRCCT, NIV7-YOKK.
BARBEEUflttTEL,
HIGH POINT.- N". C.
GrrOglTE DEPOT.
ijaaaBBaaa
Ten paces from tvterc the Cars stop.
Bet of porter Id attendance ataUtrainf.
Mail uge fcirfteteaa leave ttira ov4 daUy.
PaaaengeraiWpatchedio aar poistaiaaattaatxe
by private coavrraace. I
Gratefat fori ha tt be raf -patronage of the part M
hopebralritt ateatkU tt araatoof oar far
to ment a contiBuajicc of th aaae.
-' i . wrt n n i serf
. t rlaand Deetl Trustee Deeds,
Commissioner's Deeds, Sheriff
Deeds; Chattle lortgages, &c. j
for Sale at' tills offico. r
hraaiay. , lUW 1 r aat
WUfmH Pmtii a4 ETUIwi
wajaaariil
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