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1 ! : . - - i - -. v- - - - - . " ' j i -v . 1 , i t . i ; t- -1 , j - - V ... . ! 1 i- i 1 frr 4 From the Augusta Chronicle A Sentinel. ! G REELE V AND WBianiV p At life' summit, t)n at life's bane,. j V.fcy the same target, t , Closing their race. i ' ' " 1 1 ' , ' " ; i ! ' One io lfe evening, One in Us prime; - Mighty hearts beating . Double quick time. 4 , I-.'-', t ' ' . i'-'t" r "'. "; ' . V r'-l Life partner dying, J. , ;i V Youth'e love all quenched ; Autumn winds sighing, , - I ' , ; Heart atringa sore wrenched, : f t Break in their tension, - Cry "It ia doner "Vanity vanity I Under the 8un." :i ' , ' ",r " l r V , Chief of a nation, , f I - . Weep at hi tomb ; ! . A proodly oblation, r To pour in estfh's wound. i aeas""i""sMBaBaasssMs'"",-""s""""" 1 V aJseat roEirx " The white aands have c.-u rolled Away from the tread Of a king of the mountains, Ajminer dead. i ' 'v.; ' ' - '.-I. ' ''' ,' 1 , 1 -..VI! And leveled and breasted -Like columns.of stone, ; . And tall as pine, i ;. ; : Aa a pine overthrown. j ' ( tf,h ,.' I "', : ' i The panther may crouch In the. leaves on the lirab, , . May acream And may scream, 1 It ie nothing to trim. s 1 And tuneleBBl vAVhat of it? 'Marble is dost, And cold and repellant, ( And iron is rust. , v ' - Joaqui Miller. a who eer The line i I UNTOLD- BT MAECf A.RET E. 8AN08TER, ace may beWoeful white to cover a heart .v...A:u: A face mail .UU, . . . . And a faee may be full pf light over a heart that s breaking ! j Tis not the heaviest grief for which we wear the willow j - , r -The tears bring slow relief whie'a only wet , ' the pillow. - Hard may be burdens borne, though friends , Mould fain unbind them Harder' are crosses worn 'where none save Christ can find themv i - X .. . . i. - f !. x . ' - For the. loved who leave our side our souls are weil nigh riyen ? . . But ah. t for the graves we bide have pity. tender Heaven l J' . ; Soft be the words and sweet that soothe the ' Spoken sorrow : Alas for the weary feet that may not rest ' to-morrow. i I , - 7" . " 1 ' I From the Ivlyerpoot Alcrcury, Pec. 6. A WHIRLWIND OP FIRE IN ENG LAND. Ou Saturday a most remarkable phe nomenon occurred at King Suttron, near Danbury, by, which a mau had a. narrow escape, JNo less tnan seventeen trees were torn up oy toe roots, tnirty-siz more or lees injured, and 116 yards of stone . wall thrown downer About I o clock in I the day the , people in the neighborhood saw.sometbing in the shape of a haycock, of great size, revolving through the air. It was accompanied by $rex and a great deal of smoke and sometimes was seen high in the air, and at others near the t V TI i. t ..''. grouua. it maue a greavB noise, some I thing like a . railway traiu traveling, and ' progressed with rapidity. It passed over the estates Of Uol. North; 1LT., Kir Wil liam Brown, Bart, and Mr. Leslie Melville . 1 Cartwright, sixty one yards of whose park ' wall at one. place has been thrown -down from the foundation. It tore up one of - tbe largest i beech trees on Sir William Brown's estate, and about twelve to fifteen " tons of earth with it, and the branches were carried about in all directions. A man named Adams, who was breaking stones on the road, says he heard a great noiie as if a railway train were coming up. -There was a dense smoke, and a tree that he had been standing under a minute before was torn up. There was a heavy xrain at the time, and a few minutes before Tviyid flush of lightning. For a mile and fMialt there are traces of the destrnc tion caused bv tbe phenomenon, which seems' to haveravcled almost in a straight line booth to Notth. It was followed by a whirlwind that swept everything before it, and a pond it passeohever was dred up stones carried a distance forty yards and ratllings knocked down, brightened cattle ran about tbe fields, many of which were strewn witu the Drauches ot tneirees strnck. The people were gratly ajarmH, some of them say the noise was terrific and they thought the earth was about to open and swallow them up. ! After' I traveling f r abont two miles the fire - meteor eetros to,have expended itself. 1 . t - x imi - 4 - , i A Clergyman in a Brooklyn, House of . W orship Ilthukinq Vie Pastor in the PmZ- -1. A Vongregtawn Self-Dismissed. The Rev. Mr. Mathe ws, pastor of the Free j Meibodist j Church ;at Third avenue and 1 Twentvfirst street, Brooklyn, in his ser iuou iaot ounuay eveuing aescriuea Uie mystic brotherhood of the square; and compass as Vhayi wood, and stubhlo."- Sonje tA the congregation responded "Amen J" I1 while btliers hitched uneasily iu their seats. Encouraged by the stir be had created, I he pastor thuudered another anathema against Masonry. At this junc ture a gentleman in the body of the house arose, and,, addressing .the pastor, said, Sir, . that is false." Several ladies and .r two gentlemen, who' seemed to be in sym pathy with the bold chtlto.iget, arouse, and following him, walked out of the church. Instantlyj there was a stir all over the congregation. The chorister was waken 1 ed from sleep by the shitOing, and think- i i ig tbe meeting bad been dismissed, was abpnt to staike up the doxology. Others who bad been drowsy began pulling on theiP overshoes preparatory . ta retiring. In the midst of this : disorder tbe pastor r'aised bis -oice and said exultantly: . "My dear t-rethren and sisters, I have driven the devils from the church, and I m glad, of it.w j:;;i:f J-:; f ;V:'";''-; ' , Order was then restored 2 a sweet and holy calm pervaded the building, and the - i -LorUter wnt to sleep again,. The geU tlematr who interrupted the pastor and in-j aiouated that hie Sansukse was cone pica- i ortflj inelact, is the lie, v. Mr. Willbridge, Uiptiit clergyraan ot Unicopee, isiass., 10 tarrying with fiieuds in Brooklyn. N.iiJ Hun. i , , ACTRESSES lANDs THEIR HUS When an actress or a ereat opera sin' marries two Dcoole loe their names, in sr. woman legitimately takes that of her 7 i nasoana, ana me menwen, uc uccumcs ies xrnce, sjonservanrc, a haehand, atid' takes his wifejs name, j' 31st district - Davison Jolrn T. Cramer, Thus Miss Nbilson's iusband is J". Lee, Republican. r Henriaues. Jennincs. . A duke even .VI losers his name and becomes i. attrs uus-1 band.' The Woman! swallows np the I Cowles.' conservative. man. As previously remarked, an actress j cannot afford to! appear as a wife. Thus 1 exander. iThos A Nicholson. .Phineas we have Mts$ Fateraan and Miss 'Ihomp-H Uorfon. conservatives. : ..... . 5.. . i ' i - - 1 'it son and Misa'ihel ;'kW'li'i:4ozeii 'otherejVi:. ; who are married, or roloice in widowhood, auga, T W Todd conservative. but who appearf to thllpnblic as cptiva 36th district Caldwell, Barke, Mc 1 t 1 :vi.ttJ. :J ! L.ll llr-A.ll J V TXT WT TM ung majaeiis, searcmng ior uunuauus m i tire stase boxes, f A Swoman who is ac knowledged to be mafried and devoted to her husband. loses mtich of her attractive- ness on the stage, affi least so . . t . . I J :t ' ' . .- 1 I - managers say. lit naturally pllows then, that, audiences do nit care! for the talent alone which an artistl may possess, but for herj self. Tfiey wnt toowii her,ror have a I chance of doing so, and cease oi admire I or follow when! they know some poor feK , low has her all to hiiiselr. N. l. JSan. I NEWSPABERLAWS. W raia1vu Bilk man 4 innmres as to'the laws 1 governing the circulation of newspapers, that I V - V. f J! 1 I We find it necesisary ta publish the toilowin summary, which will leover all the question tbat nave oeen aaaresseq w .u ; I lSubscnbefs are considered waning to continue their subscription. I 2. If subscribers orering thedisoontinance of their periodicals may continue to send them until all arrearages are paid. 3. j If subscribers rJeglect or. rtase-to taRe i . . . . . ... VdHf0rahrfCS 1 are directed, they ak-e held responsible till .K Kz.f, 1,511 9nrrtl tliom v" discintinntd. 4. If 8ubscfilers move to other places withwut iuforiiiiug tfte publishers, an. I the papers are seut to the) former direction, they are held responsible.' 5-The euurts hav decided that retusing to take papers frouTtpe otnee, r removing and leaving thjem uncalled for, is prima facit vidleuce of intenttonfil fraud. f o. Any person wne receives a newspnpr and niakes use of .it, whether he has ordered it or not. is her Inlaw . : . Urn to be a subscriber and must paysfbr it. PQTAL INFORMATION. Letters so to any rnrt of the United States for three cents per hAlf once, if prepaid. Unpaid lettjers arseni io me i-eau-ieier oflBoe at Washingtoni i Ijetters weigi me ver an ornice. and pre paid a singleate. are firvvarded to their dfs on ljilvtrtrw. 1 I City lelte,r8 must be prepaid two cents per half ounce. J ! Books. Pbstagp pfn books, not exceeding four ounces in weight 4 cents. Each additional fqur ounces or "fraction thereof .4 cents. Newspapers. Newspapers sent from the office of publication may be prepaid at the followi ug rates per quarter : . Dames, oM cts. per qr. eklies, 5 r " Monthlies, (not avpr 4 oz) 3 " Quarterlies. 1 " " Miscellanens Tdater. On unsealed circu lars, maps, prints, engravings, music, cards, photographs types, jcuttings, roots, seeds, otci, on one package io one address, prepaid, not exceeding four-o4nces 2 eenf s ; over four and not exceeding ight ounces. 4 cents. The weights! of packages is limited to thirty two onuces. j I - , Money Onjiers. Money can be sent to any part of the country ith absolute safety, by obtaining a Money Order, for which -fees ace: r - On not le$s than 1, and not over $20, 10 cents. - f.,;. ton An a No order issued tor less than $1, or more than $20. Sundry Iiemes1 1 costs 15 cents extra, besides the regular Kistage to register a let ter. I ; . I- Stamps cuft out f ifom Stamped Envelopes are not allowed to be placed upon other let ters. GENE ASSEMBLY. V,t- , - -. SENATE. I 1st dttrict-Giirrrituck, Camden Ps quotatik, Hertford, Gates, "Chowan ahd Perqniman, C -AA G randy, Jr. John L. Chamberlain Repliblicans. 1 2nd diijtrict- Tyrrell, W'ashinstehi, Martin, D4re, Beaufort and Hyde John C Ilespt'88. H E ptilley,Uepubrrcan. 3rd district ?orthamhpton and Ber tie, G D HftllowdK Republican. j 4th distth?t Halifax, Henry Eppes, ol'd RepibllcaJ. 1 5th di6lrqi'r-Edgec6mbel Alex McCa be, Republican. I ! - 6th district- Mitt, J McCotter, Repul lican. 7th district Vin son, Nash and Frank - lin-Wtru-K Diis, Jno W Dunham, Conservatives. 8ih distinct ;ravco tVS x ... Sey mo nr. Republican. '0th distiict Bonei, JiieloW' and Uar . i - . ii . - - ' . . teret. James U tjcolt, Uonservahve. 10th difltrietDiiplin and Wayne; W A Allen, Li W tllimphrey, Conservatives, i 11th District-e-Green and Lenoir, R W Kiujr, Repiibiican. lzth diitrictNew II anover, Geo L. iIabion, cjrd, iiepubltcan, inth ditftrictHBruns wick and Bladen. G N Ilitl, Uenutlican. 14th difetrict3ampMn O. T. Mor- ohev. Conservat attve. f 15 tli diMtrteJt Golambus-and Robeson, ' John W Kins,' Qonservative. lGtli dtstrictf Cumberland and Llar- tiett, W. Q Troyf, Conservative. - idin, aistrici joiiusou, i; viinam A vera, co j - - . 18th-di3tnctVake, James II Hams, col'd, Republican. " T 10th district sWarren, John A Hymati col'd, Kepubheafi. , . ;20th district 40ranee, Person and Cash well, John VY ISorwood John W Uunv .a srl L...f . 1 21st district -Granville Bourbon Smiib Republican. ,. . v' 1 - '- t. i . 22nd dUrct4-Cliatham, U J Powell. Constn-vativev ' I . " . - 23rd difetiict-i-Rockinghatn. J T More- uenu, vauaervauve. , .( 24lh diBtriet-r-Alamahw aad Guilford, BAlj ' J .TMofeheadJr., W J Morrayon aervative.I w' -'..-V C.Xi.:' " JLiJUl JU' 25th district Handolpa aud Moore, J M Worth Conservatives. -j 26tU district Richmond and, Montgo roeryH T ,Long, Itepublicaa. - ' 2?th distract sAnson and Uuioa 0 M T McCkntey, Conservative. ' 1? ' ;28th disttictT-CaLarrns' and; Stanley, J C JJarnhardt, Conservative.' ; " ".-'J ' ' 29th dtftrict- MectleQDurg, u.tr uar- Cohservativo 30th districtRowan and Davie, Char- Stafford. Conservative. " ' . 33d district carry and ladkin, a o 34th district Iredell, Wilkes, and Al j 1' ..' ' . - .. . . ' SiSthl diitriet---Alleghany,. Ashe, Wat uoweu, iuicueu anu lauccy, it it x- tviu mine Gudger. conservatives 37th district Catawba and jUneolo, j ?,Jjtohen!. James Ri Ellis conservative. I" linr faiiimr. eordimr. i! n - . a si i J 1 , '.- .inr n Qisirici uasion auu utcuvciauu. i W LT f iillr. ronaprrjitivp. . , T i. V . " V i" a i n ,, 39 the district--Rutherford i and Folk, Martin Wnlti-i- rinnhliran v I : 40th strict-Buncombe, and Madison, j, Jas. 11. Jiemmon, conservative. 4lst. jdieirict- Haywood, Henderson, and TraiUylvania, VV P Welch, conserva tive. .. j ' . " 42d district Jackson,' Swair, Macon, Cherokee, Clay and Graham, W L. Love, I conservative J . j Republicans 18 ; Conservaties 32. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESB2TTATIYES. Alamance Gannt. con. Alexander J M Carson, ind Alleghany, A. M. Bryan, dera. Anson It T Bennet, con. lAsbe-i-Squire Triveti rep. Beaufort Samuel Carson, rep. Bertie F C Miller, rep. Bladen A F Perry, rep. Brunswick J H Brooks, rep. j Buncombe T D Johnston and David Blackwell, con. i Buikei -Piukney Warlick, con. I Cabarrus Shinn, con. Caldwell Ed Jones, con. j Camden Simeon A Jones, rep. i Carteret Silas Webb, con. ! Caswell T J Foster, Geo W Bowe, reps. 1 i Catawba RBB Houston, con. i Chatham JM Storing, Hanna, cons j Cherokee B K Dickey, con. ! Chowan' John L WidsIow, rep. : Clayjr-Anderson, con. Cleayeland John W Gidney, con. ; Coluiibus V V Richardson, con. CraTen-I B Abbott, E R DuJlcy, reps. Cumberland-G W Bullard, con., T o juiienou, rep. t I'urntuck - Ja mes it Woodhouse, con Dar0 Oliver N Gray, rep. i Davisou T Browu, John Micheal, reps. : Davie Charles Andr?onf con. t ' .r ' Duplm J.iO BStandford, J K Outlaw, cons, j ! Edgecombe W Bunn, reps. P Mabson, Willis! ; Forsythe W II Wheeler, rep. j Franklin John II Williamson, rep. Gaston William A Stowe, con. i - Gates Robt II Ballard, con; I Graiville Rich G Snetd II, T Hughes reps. !. . Graham ; Greene John Pattrick, rep. j Guilford Joseph Glimer, Wiley, cons Halifax JnoBryaut,-r-J J Woodwvu. reng Harriett J It Grady, con. i Haywood H P Haynes, con. j Henderson James H Blythe, rep. I Hertford James Sharpe, rep. Hyde Wm S Carter, con. Iredell Shinn and Turner, con. Jackson. J. N Bryson, con. Johnston Wm. H Joyuer, Jesse Hin natit, cons. i i Jones Jacob Scott, rep. Lntor Stephen Lassiter, rep. ! 4 Lincoln A J Morirson, con, Macon J L Robbiiison, con, j Madison II A Gudger, con. ! Martin J E Moore, cou. contested. 'McDowell Dr. Freeman, con. Mecklenburg Jno E Brown, S W Reid, con. Mitchell- J W Bowman, rep. Montgomery Allen Jordan, rep. Moore DrJohn Shaw, con. Nash Lindeey, con. NeV Hanover - James Heaton, Wil liam f H McLaurin, c-l d, Alfred Llody, col'd, reps. Northampton Bnrion II Jones, rep. Onslow- J W fehackleford, con. Orange Pride Jones, Jones Watson, con.' Pamlico, Pasquotank, F M Godfrey, rep. j Perquimans, J R Darden, rep. Person. Montfort McGehee, con. Pitt, Wru P Bryant, Guilford Lor, reps, 4 .. ' Polk, N. B Hampton, rep. Randolph J YV Bjeau, Harrison Fra- z'.er, reps. Richmond, Robert Fletcher, col'd, rep. Robeson, W S Norment; T. A McNeil, consi Rochingham, Davfd Settle, A B Jones', I consu l i Rowan. F N Lackey, Kerr Craige, con- I servahve. j . Rntlieifbrd, Eli WhitPnant, rep. j Sampson ; J R Maxwell, Bryan, cops ' Stahly-r-M T Waddell, con. Stokes, J G H. Michell. con. urry, Harrison M Waugb, con. . Swain T D Bryeqn, con. Transylvania F J Wbitmire, con. Tyrrell, Bertlet Jones, con. Union Lejnuel Presion, con. Wake Richard C Bad ffer," John C ; Gorman, Stewart Hisou, col , Rob't S I Perry, reps. -Warren, Goe II King, J Wm II PaB- leball. reps. 1 Wol,;,,n. Washington, D C Gnyther, rep. I Yvatanga -ooj?. a load, con. , ! Wayne, J O Rhodea, E. G Copeland, reps'..- .. - : - l- -:- - Wilkes A C BryatT, T J Dnla, reps. Wiloo, II O Moss, con. Yadkin, J G Marler, coni ! L Yancey. J E. Byid AMERICAN Button-Hole; Oyerseaming AliD v...i. Af A flTT TWP u ?.. -- - " The first and only BUTTON-HOLII AND SEWINGI MACH made its advent in this or any other country. w vv.uM.nvv. , us una 5 fisir The following reasons are given why this is the best ;4 -; ' , , ; . ; ? Family Machine io Pur6hase. M 1 KoA(ia it wilt dA 7i Kapaatia ; v aw ? everything bat any ina-jqnickly riteor lower the clime cani uo. leed to adapt it to thick or thinclotn. 8. Becanse too have a short . deep bobbin by r uraiuuiK, wiuuiuk.kbw wnicn tue tnreau is con ering iu4 jsef ing on, at stantly drawn from the centre; the tewion is tbe same Mine runiing, qUnt.ng, etc., better than an v other machine. 4 oonsecraently even and does umt breiik the thread . S$?$Sl 9. because the preaser foot tnrns back; that the than any other machine. cloth can be easily te 3. Because it can work a beautiful button-hole. moTedjfter being sewed 10. because the best making as fine a peart as mechanics pronounce it bv the hand lue beut uiiwlieu and 4. Becaase: it will em- KwvlAnr ntur thft k(lra. made qn the best princi ple of any machine man. mating a neat and beau- ntactuiea. it lias no tnui Doraer on auy gar ment. ! springs to break; notli ing to fret out of order. ft. Because it will work 11. Because it is two a beautiful eyelet hole. machines in one; A But ! 6. Because it can do TON HOLE NVtBIKO and over-hand; seaming, by 8ewinj Macqikx com which sheets.: pillow cas es and the like are sewed bined. over and ver Ko other Machine can accomplish the kind of sewing stated io No. 3, 4, 5, and C. Parties! using a" family sewing machine want a Whole jMachine, one with all the improve-! ments. i It is to last a LIFETIME, and therefore one is wanted that will do the raoet work and do it the best: and tins machine can do several kinds of sewing not done on imy bther machine, besides doing every kind that all others can do. The American or Plain Seizing Hjthiiie. (Without the button-hole parU), does all tbat is done on the Combination except button-hole and overseaming. MLUiOXEY & BHO., A-ts. Salisbury, C. Examine them before purchasing any other Sewing Machine. . I do not hesitate to say the American Combina tion, surpasses all other machines. Pi ttiiles doinp all tbe work that other machines can. it fuerseams, and works button-holes in any fabric, from Sw is muslin, to Beaver clotb I have used Singer. Sloals', Howe's and the Weed lust hines, and find the American far superior to them nil. Ml9 M. RUTLEDG. I have used six different Pewing Machiaes. The American surpasses them all. Mas. A. Li. uainet. I have nied The linger and otaer machines anil would not exchange the Ami ricn for any. . UKS. H . llUNOLEi S4U3BC1T, N. C May 22.1. 1873. Meroset &Bko., Agts. American Com. S. M. Sib; t have nsed the Howe. Singer, Wheeler A wusou, wiicoxi iibos ewinc macMiics. and would not give the American Combination for all or thtm,it will do Ml tr.at is claimed rr it in the circular I consider it. superior to ail others I have ever seen. Very Respectfully, Mrs. Geo. Y. IIarbinson. Wetlii andereigncd taKe reat plea uie in giving onr testimony iu favor of the American Sewin? Machine ir piflerence to any ctlier, be hevinfr tlat irf it truthfully recommended as the bert tnarbine made. Itia simple, durable, runs very, light and does not get out of order or drop stitches. Mrs. Iiacka M. Otkkman, " A . L. ForsT, " J. ALIJiN 11 HOW K, " A. W XoKTnx&N. " A. E. Jokes, " M. E. Tuomason, We hare seen flaming advertisement and heard much said by l Rents ol otlior machine. We will forfeit one bandied dollars to the con tending party, if after a fail trial before competent judges the American Machine will not do as well, if not better, the work done on any other machine, and do valuable work that no other machine can do. j i ; ' We have been Aprentafor ScWins: Machine? Hince 1856, have sold Sintrer's, Lad Webster's. A twaters's and Florence's, and Lave abandoned all for the American. Send and get samples of work. 27: ly MEROXEY & BRO., A ft ROWAN MILLS! ; rI',rJE proprietors of thesjp justly celebratod 1 Mills are in the niarkef or WHEAT, an-1 solicit call from all -who have it to sell. They lay -the highest market castityriccs. Flour! Flour!! They also solicit orders; for Flour They manufacture four different cradet of Flour. ranzintr Best X'amilv. 'Tamil v. Ex tra, And Super. i Trwv also solicit orders for liran. They exchange, or griad desired. "or toll, as may be EMMERTi BROS CO. 30:0m p'd K Deware of Counterfeits ! JOB HOSES' nwfayASS rt eatsnriMiy eotrTf aitaa. OUtmtst Drug1 gif ndeavor to at I tke eountf?Ui temoJtt rrttuf prqfltm. Tf (vmhrfM-e tfU nSstneqf J filatawa on tack packet t. AUothert are wortkle imitmttomi. Th osscijra Pills ara nnfailina in tha enn of all those p ainfal and dan in us diamiefl t which tha femala constitution is subject. They nodrmt all xcssses and ramova all obstractiona, from what i TO MARTtlED X,ADrE9 tUy ara parttoulaxly auited. . a sTaort Spinal Affoctiona, Pains in tha Back and Limba, fatiiraa on slUrht exertion. Palpitation af the Heart. Hysterica andwhltea, they will effect a cure when all other means have failed. Tha circulars around each package give full directions and advice, or will Toe sent fiea to all writlnf for them, sealed from observation. . t N. B. In ail eaes wrliera tha OHerrs cannot a obtained. One Dollar enclosed to the Sele Proprie VW, JOB MOSK8, IS Cortland t SU New York, will Inrara a bottle or the jrawtUoa, eontainina WUlf Pills, by return mail, curtlv mIM from any know-ledire of iu content. i RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES. J BTtTAWS rCXMOlfio WAlTEUa 9 CnraCooaas, Colbb, asTaaa, Baoacame, Soaa TaaoAt, Boauaaaas, DivriceiT BaaaTBiaa, la einaav Ooacvwrnoa aas Leva DtaiAsas. They have no taMe of medicine, and any child win take them. Thousand have been restored to health tbat had before despaired. Testimony ri n in hundreds ofenees. Ask r BaTAN 8 Pyt.MO!fIO WAriRS. Prire 35 rente per box. JOB MOaES, Propris tor. 1 i Cortland t Street. New York. THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY. MinUPS 8PT.CTFTC PI1XS. . try 4. UJLKAOiVJLa-XJ Rue Lombard. Pari. ' - These wTOs ara hirhly recommendad by tha tnttra Jedioal Facnitr ot franca aa tha verr best rented in ail mum f RMRniti ntrhflfta, or Setninat Wak neat; Niffhtly, Daily or JPrsxarwre Xmas.tons ; ex tial Weakness or Impatmcy ; Weakness arista from Secret Habits and Sexual kfac uses ; Rtlmsation of tha OeoitaJ Organs; Weak Spine : Tepesits ia tbe Crine, and all the ahastly train of IHseasea arising- front OmnMMl,M. TheTCtirsvhenallotherrein- dies fail. Pamphlet of Advice In ear, box. ee will ba sent tree to any address. Price 1 ner Hex. Sent by mail, scwrery U4flm m'l ermtion oa reoeiptot pAee. OSCAaO.THOSM. aCoBTiaasf 8r-.iiawToaa.Sola Qonerai Agent W Smsrtra.., . : aag 14,,72. 48: iy. y ALL KINDS of COURT AKDMA GISTS ATE S' BLANKS at Cm c&ce FURNITURE! J. A. OLODPELTER Sc CQ. i JiasKatfurers and Dcalca 'i U Furniture, t : . i . - - - - , - i - - ...... Invite attention to their stock of Cottage Bcadsteads, Cottage CliamberSuits, paint ed Cliamber Suits, ; French Suit?, Walnut and painted Cane Eeat Chair. Kuckins Chairs of all deocriDtion. Extension Dining Tables tables of all kinds--'Wardrobes, Bureana, TTashstands. What-Xota. Mattreanea. Sofaa, Reception Chairs and Parlor Sets. Also, Rustic Window Shades, a novelty for complete ness, beauty, cheapness and durability. jMo, mixwj uiaerarnciea wnicn we, are prepared to aeU as cheap or cheaper than any House in the western part of the Ftate ite sure to cau.nearlr oonomte the Mansion Hotel, next door below the Express office, see our stocK ana near our pnees. I Special orders (made from photographs In . at --- :i v - ji . - our ouice mo nuypueu. j t, X C7 A full assortment of Rosewoodetalic snd.Walnnt Cnnal Caes, "which can bafar- nisbed at 3 hours notice. apo:2y.9m SALISBURY OALEM ALMANACS . At tbe Book Streo I3SALMS AXD HYMNS, -L At the Book Store I UTBERAN Books of Worship. - At the Book Store CBOOL B06KS, lacce variet r, O At the Bok Store IN fact any thing in the way of Books and . Stationery, tan be had at short notice and on reasonable terniB. At the Book Store QPECIAL orders will receive prompt atten KJ tion bend, in your orders. CALVIN PLYLER Jan. 24. ItiW. 19:tf THE Scientific American, FOR lS73i BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. The Scientific Americas, now in iu 28th year, enjoys the widest circulation of, any anla gon. periodical in the world. Its contents embrace the latent and most inter esting information pertaining to the IndusCriail, Mechanical, and Scientific IVogreaa of the World; Descriptions, with Beautiful Engravings, of New Inventions, New Implements, New Pro cesses, and Improvetl Industries of all kinds; Useful Notes, Facts, Iieeijes,: Supgesliona and Advice by Practical Writcra, for Workmen and Employer, in all the various ArU. Deneription of Improvement, DUcoveries, and Imjrtant Worki, jeruining lo Civil and Mechaiiical Engineering, Milling, Mining and Metallurgy ; Record of the latent progreisa in the Application of Steam, Strain Engineering, Railways, Ship-building, Navigation, Tele graphy, Telegraph Engineering, Electricity, Magnetism, Lr;5it and Heat. Tlie Latest Diieovericsin Photography, Chero istrv in the Art and in Domestic or Household Economy. The latest Information pertaining to Techno logy, Microscopy, MathematicH, -Astronomy, Geography, Meteorology, Mineralogy, Geology, Zoology, Botany, Morticulture, Agriculture, Architecture, Rural Economy, Houehold Econ omy, Fool, Lighting, Healing, Ventilation, and Health. In short the whole range of the Science and Practical Arts are embraced within the pcopeof the Scientific American. No person who desire to be intelligently informed can afford to be without this paper. Farmers, Mechanics, Engineers, Inventor, Manufacturers, Chemists, Iovera of Science, Teachers, Clergymen, Lawyers, and People of all Professions, will (ind the Scientific American lo be of great value. It should have a nlace in everv Family, Library, Study, OrBce and Count- ing Room; in every Reading Room, College, Academy, or hchoil. Published weekly, splendidly Illustrated only JSo " " c a vear. The yearly Numbers of the Scientific Araari- rn irtol'a f UTA aiklinrlwt Vrvlnrna f mamwIw ah thuusaud pages, equivalent in contents to Four Thousand ordinary Hook Pugcg. A n Official List oi an raiems lsnueu is puonsned weekly. Specimen copieasent free; Address the pnb- Ushers, Mt xx oi Co., J7 Park Row New York. In connection with the Scien tific America n,Mettrs.Mra3( , & Co. are Sol ici tors of A meri- an and Foreign Patents, havehad over 25 years' experience, and have the largest establishment in the world. If vou have made an invention. write them a letter and send a sketch . ihey will promptly inform you, free of charge, whether your device is new and patentable. They will also end you,rec ofcfiarfif, a copy of the Patent Laws in full, with instruction how to proceed to obtain a patent. Address MCKK & CO., 37 Park Row, New York. t Subscription to the Scientific American taken at this office. Price 3 a year. nov. 28:11 tf "The Oldest and Beet of the Eclectics 1873. Eclectic Magazine. SUBSCRIBE -KOW 1 With the number for January, the ECLEC TIC enters upou its tweuty-ninth year. It Rleans he choicest articles from the entire fifld of foreign periodical literature, and offers. The best -.SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES. The bet ESSAYS. The bit t REVIEWS. The bt CRITK ISMS. The best inOGRAPllICALSKETCIIES The best NOVELS. Tlie best SHOUT STORIES.. The lt H)EMS. The hert MISCELLANIES. ' The finest STEEL ENGRAVINGS. The aim of the ECLECTIC iatoheH- strnr.tive withnot Wiuj dull.aud eatertniuiut; without heiiic travial. Readers who seek inttnirtiuii a. well is ainnsemeut (ihooU give it a trial. Terms. o a ueat ; Sinale Covien. 45cenf.v. Liberal terms to club. The EC LECTIC tcitl he sent trith any other periodi cal at lowest elvb rates. Address. E. R. P ELTON. P.ib'ismer. KW V niton Street, New-Yurk. December 5 I2:tf . - Drs. Summerell & Gaitlier's :BAliKER & CO iDnm Storo UP S3 AlilS. "Aug. 2, 46; 5m. . Land Deeds, Trustee Deeds, ! i will iiiioiuuvi O AWti3, UUCtlU Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, &. J? or. bale at this olhe . Marrfage Certificotei rfor salt here; :" x w ..y, BOOK 'STORE o PATRNTn - " THE WATCHMAN OFFICE . ' t V is yo11 supplied with ! - . - .'-"'. ". -, :,".. " - A large and elegant assortment of PLAIN FANCY -4 Pictorial or CUT IliLUSTRATIOKS, iC.JZSMllKi'ilK suitable for all kin Jb of MIlBttJL PRINTING. Also- Finer antl more Ornamental Types for Business & Professional Visiting, Party and Wedding Cards ; College and School Circulars of all kinds ; PAMPHLETS, Tobacco Notices and LABELS for all purposes ; fato lands Pnr P,lkrlrc "M o rricfmfoc r ViCrKS, iilcllSirUieS i 1 CI 1 j ailCl OOllCllOrS I I ' a .i , . .i Ur Anything elSC required in tllC Printing Line. THE (Carolina lHatchman 7 AS A NEWSPAPEH, Is a candidate for public favor. Ita circulation is good, and ita standing! anu natronase improving. it is one of the best advertUine mediums - the State, and offers its facilities on at liberal terms as any. GNi'Btsrja the iY0Rur. new lozx OSoe, 27 RTrrrrw April 26, 1872-32;! y J. I. ELLIOT & Co. Manufacturers of sotosi Gins. jJii rrospectw far 1073. Sixth TTear. THE ALDlflE, ' . An Illustrated Monthly JoaroaVnnim- gall admited to the th Ilandaomett ' renodical in the World; A Rcj : ( reeenUtire and Charnpkr ' ; of American TasU.-' t 4 : - f Xotfor Sale in Book or Ketei Storts. TIIALDIXE. while wid, all d.1 regularity, baa oooe of the ttmporiry or timefw intertxt charactervUc of ordinary ltriotHraU. It ia an elegent miwceUany of pore, light, and irraeeful literatnre ; and a collection of pLctoera. iuc rami FpwiKiewi ui ininic aajii,t to stack ana whit. Altboogb each foeeeeding ctuabrr aflbrda a fresh pieman re to ita friend; the real aloe and beauty of ALD1SE will U most appreciated after It haa been bonnd en at may claim anperior cbeapneiM, mm Loonamrwl with rirali of a aimilar claaa, TUKULlUXE is a ' unique and originab eonrepi loo oo and unarroachedbiwluttlr without coupe, titioo in price or character The ptwaeMor of a complete Toinme coo not 4upUcatelbe qoaa thy of fine paper and engraving in any other hape or namber of yolnmea Jar U dmt iu cott; and then, tkert art tie tin, bnidcal AJl?, S32PAZLXXIIZ7T. Notwithatandinsr the Increaae In tie Price ri aubucriiaion lart Fall, when ' TUB ULDIXF doubled during the part year; fworiag that Ub American public appreciate, and will t.pport, a incere effort In the caune of Art. f The pob lishera, anxious to juufy (he read? Icon fideoc thus demonstrated, have exerted lemelve to the ntmoa lo develop and improve xbe work and the plana for the comitg year, a nA,Ided oj ui nionutij urae wiu KooiUi mxhI deHKHl even the most aanjniiue frieud 'of Tll? A L DISK - fvi . V, IIUVUUIX tkVins from many of the tnot enubent artku of America. 1 1 In addition, THE ALDJSE wilt reproduc exampleaof the best foreign mantern, clected wmr a view io toe nignewi anisiic mjoccimi, and greatest ceneral intemjt; avoidii.j; sQch a hsv become familiar, through photograph, or cojiea of any kind. S The quarterly tinted plate for 18?!, will re. prtKhicv (our of John S. Divi' inimlublechi Id sketches, appropriate lo tlie four sceiona. These plates, apeariiiK in th issue for Jannarr. April, July, nd October, would bealobewwrm the price of a year's Milwcjipticn. ' The opuUr feature of copious j Illustrated "ClirUtma" numWr will be continued. To MteM such a valnlle epitome of the art world. t a eo-t so trifling will roaimanJ the siilx riptjons of thotisaru iu every Mt-tion of the eoMim ; ou', the tn-efulnrss aul attrartkius 'f THK . t LI1 S E can 14 mi. a nerd, in troi- ... .i t'.i' tiwfi hi iii v niiiiivri-ai n cfrne oi iut supporters the publisher- propose to'make "ao ranee dou ble ore, ly the fojjowifig tin a ratified oCtro. rrcQiasi Chroaos Tot 2873. Every aubscriber to TJIE AlJjJSE, who pays in advain-e Ux the year 1S73, i!l receive,. without auUitHnI charrt, a pair of beautiful oil chromos, -after J. J. Hill, the eminent Eog- lish iminUT. The pictures entitled, The Vill age lJelle," and -Crwing the Moof," are 14 x 20 inches are printed fnotu 20 dihVrvM pUlea, requiring 25 inipn-s4on and tin la to prrfect each picture The' Mine hrorn c it solj for 0 t-r pair, in the art store. A it u the de t i wimation of its cotKliictor lo ket THE AL- DIXEiwl of the reach tf cvmieUUoo ia every lepsrtut-nt, the ehromua will be (und eurrr ondingly ahead of any that can bf ofiered by other jw-riodicals. Kver j imbpcribel will receive a certificate, ovtr the tiature of. (Inr pul.lih ers, yuara atreiug thai tbe chromos dcliverrd shall beiual totheMmples fumi-Ued the ap-nl, or the motiey will be refunded. Tjie distribu tion of pirturva of ilii frrade, free to die sulxtri bers'to a five dollar eritJical, will mark an e oeli in the history of Art; and, coOstderin? the unprecIented ht apnea-of the price of THE ALJU.y h i Ok-If, the marvel Jail little short of a ruiraeJe, even to those, beat acquainted with the achievements of inwniive eeavuis and im proved mechanical appliancrn. IJ-'or illuatra- tioas of iliee chn aio-, ee NovefUber isue of THE A LUIS E.) I - The Literary; Department will continue under tl.eirare of Ma-iKlCllAP.D IIENIiY STODDAHl), a.u-te4 h the b4 writers and wels of the-' day, w !k will strive to have thehlefatureof TJIF. ALVtZt alwavs in keeping wiih its artirtcjittraetKas, rx:zusx3. i $5 pey annum; iu advance with Oil Chrobos FreeJ THE A LDISE wilt hereafter, be oUainable only by so Uteri pliou. There will be no rei ne ed or club rate ; cab fur aubscripuons omM be sent to the publishers direct, or handed to th local acent, urtfkowl repcnutbuity toite puUmktn, except in cases where the certificale is firen. bearing the fue-umtu signature of ..Jakes bCT- To & Co. 1 ; AGENTS jWAIVTED. Any ierson, wishing to act jenaanenUy as a local agent, will rwife fall and prompt infor mation by applying u; JAMES SUTTON & O., Puhli-hers, SZ MA UEy I A -V", W YORK'. RIBBONS, iMILLfNART AltD CTSAV GOOIS, 1871. r ilO NVliitc GoodF, Inibroidcries, &c. akmstroxgator&cp. lnipjrter. lannNrtorft aad Jobbers Trim in?. Neck and Ha-ft Hibboos, Velvtt Ribbons Nwk Ties. IVnet Mas, Velvets aid Crape, nuers, Feathers Onnaraeny-, l'rmnea, At. HATS, TR'MWtp AJtO CXH '" Ami in ronntcting VartrtK White Goods. Linens Itbr.dencs, Larea, XtU. ColUrs. lIaa4Eerchiela. Hemd S.t-t. Ac Ac. . Xos. 137ai:d 139lUlt. st .Ballimnre.Md. Thee 2otl are tn nufi lured bf ii or Unicht U't CaU Jirectlj from the Eimievi HiJ Amer- uan Mamtfacinrrsi eBltran-g all ne iHivehiea, um-qalcq in varitiv aid tleae in 1 ta snr market i ....... i Ur irm oiled with care, prorui'la siw watch. 1 v 51-3ci: jd. OMAHA LOTTERY To be rrawn ini Public. IHt. tih. Is71 TIcIictii8l.eacIiorixroi . Ticket, s at by Kxprtw C. U. Viairt. 1 Grand Cs.h IViie l....- , 1 ii rand t sal, l'riae.i Z I Grsnd fa lr a,;.... I Grand t a-b iiu4 1 "ah TTrise,. .....- I Cfa rha I lStHO ioouo Bff 4l0 fclVO S.tK auuo 2 Ca..h IMxra. y.id ech.. ....... .p 4 Oa-b Priw, fl,le-h 1 Cah Prize, f 1.14 earn. For bala&re of frizes sed tor irtir . , Tb'.s Lal KBtenirUrnoo.Kd bj ie B8tlorftrcf tbe Stsla aal lrt 1ii-ufW" ""n- , forail-ed tbtbtm,'v r'- ' A'.l Kriaee will WhUIi o'l. ID. For fall parfrulsrs aUdrrss I 4 J. VI I'ATTKK, I ' . k Uraeisl Vansrer.n sbs. CRAIGE & CRAIGE: ATT O R!f 12 Y 8 AT LA . j AXD ; olicitorsinpflnhrnplnj. ; CiT'SpecUl sUtentiaM paid to froceIiup , f la Bankruptcy. .4 .'I 1 ; . .... : -,i .. i
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