ii I'l - . : ; , ...V. . ...... ..;:. ii ' .mi s ur i'I sTmiirfsiaaasj m i-,, nana i J- t .
Till AIR WE BUEATHE AT NIGHT
Wu have nil heard of the Blaftk Hole at
Calcutta. It was a room eighteen feet
square. In this room one hundred and for
ty six persons were confined. It had. hut
inn sVil". J if mm.A i!i it am ill inn III.
Duuglion, in his 'Ecments of Hygiene,"
say-: ''In Vrta than an hour many of
the prisoners were attacked ith extreme
difficulty of breathing : several were de
lirious, and the place was filled with inco
herent raving, in which the cry for wa
ter was predominant. This was handed
to I hem by the sentinels, hut without the
effect of allaying thirst. In less than four
hours many were suffocated ar died in
delirium. In five hours the survivers,
except those at the grate, were frantic
And outrageous. At length most of them
became insensible. Eleven hours after
they were imprisoned, twemy-thfee only of
one hundred and forty six came out alive,
and tlnse we;e in a highly putrid fever."
There are many "black holes like this
used for sleeping rooms; the difference
between them and the one at Calcutta is
that they are not crammed rjuite so fitll of
human being?. In a word, ih.-n, we may
say a sleeping apartment should be largp,
lofty and airy. It is poor enconomy for
health to have large and spacious parlors,
nnd small. ilUveutiluted bed-rooms. Fah
ion, however, is a reigning diety in this
respect, and will no dcubt, continue, to
bear away, notwithstanding our protest
against her dominion.
You will scarcely drink after another
person from the fame glass, yet, you will
breathe over and over the same air charg
ed with the filth and poison of a hundred
human bodies around yon. You cannot
bear to loyeh a dead body because it is so
polluting ; hut yon can take right into
your .longs, and consequently into your
body, your system, those poie-oiious parti
cles and noxious exhalations which the
bodies around you refused, and winch had
been caet iuhe atmosphere by their lungs,
ht cause the health of their bodies required
them? to be thrown off.
If the "timorous nice creature.; who ca.n
scarcely set a foot on the ground," who
are so delicate that they run distrac
ted at the crawling of it worm, flyiii of ;
bat, or sqtieuling of a mouse, cfrr.hl set
what they breathe at midnight carousal,
111" verv mi Hi! La II. anrt In!" it Hum Ire.
j , , o -
they Would never he cugtit in such com
piny again. Nay, jf they could see what
they breathe in their own dwellings, nfler
the doors and windows have b en closed
a litttle while, they would soon keep open
houses. More sickness is causedJiy villa
ted air than can be named. It is one of
the roost prominent causes of Bcrofula,
which is hut another name lor half the
diseases that attack the human body. It
vitiates and destroys the whole founda
tion of life the blond.
In-the' sick room it often alignments the
disease, or renders it in curable. If the
physician comes in and opens the window
or a door stand a j tr lor a moment, the
good nurse, or the tender mother or the
kind wife, Or the loving sister, will fly up
and close it as though the life of the sick
were at stake. All this is well meant
kindness, hut really cruel.
If you woubjbjiavc health, breathe fresh
air open your windows every baoruing
and often during the day, leave off your
ruffles from the thin. Let the air in your
bedrooms; you cannot hive too much of
it, provided it does not blow too strongly
upon you.
Niagara Falls Correspondence of the Missouri
. v Democrat.
LOVES YOUNG DUE AM.
Goat Island abounds in romantic walks,
shady retreat, cool resting places, and
picturesque scenes, which afford every
onportumt v lor low converse, sweet wliis
. t
percu luiuuug.'v, ur ci twua luia, an nie
caee may be, ind tram JO a. ia. until early
twilight t lie wpoda are fall of lovers, mar-
l ied and eiughvwlio flirt, build airilcaslfes,
. ... . ..... ...
lead leiHivsoii, .loanum Miller and bwin-
burne to each other, stoppiui; at frequent
intervals to take long, lingering- glances
into each other' eyes, glances which con
vey more affection in a minute than the
lips could otter in a week. Most of man
nnd woman kind ' have been there" at
ome peiiod o -their lives, and right there
let me propound a question : Why in ihe
name of all ihe fond hopes never realized,
and the tender emotions of the human
heart, does there come hut one perio in
lile just preceding or immediately after
marriage in which we indulge in these
aonl-thrilling glances ? 1 put the same
qnesiion to n poet and philosopher once,
and while Le freely admitted thai tin; love
hobormhis "wife alter twenty years ot
married life was no more to be cojnpan-d
to his oily love ibnn a glowing anthracite
Uame tp u fire-Hy's spark, yt' lie had
never lieen uble to realize that peculiai
Miss and ecslacy ol mind erperit nfei d dn
ling bis cohrting days, and the only time
Ins wife had ever fiveii hint one i,f iioe
aouNsearching glances was tin ears af:er
marriage, and wa occaijuei! by a; denial
OQ bis part that be had l.vT.na,l
half of a cast a rd pie, and a lV.Tre on her
part to look in bis eves tu s e if Was
revirieating. And now, when I see
thtae young people around me ritjoying
the priug-dinae of lif-, 1 mentally: tuutc
lhp.old couplet.
A Mak irnoAnvEKTUiiu.- Tlure is a
mighty clrtrr man living in Damiile, Vi,
dy tin- name ol Ike U Utiiice-, All airii
have llu'ir noiiiur iihoiit iiixkinar :, fi.rt
and Jke had Li. 11 h -,.t ..n i,l, a f....-
hsmns I 1 i:
- - . S- " I I as CaV V s
a
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fS . W
n i: .... M..;.. ........ 'PI
main riii-f'i. I Licit! US a
hxg fine candy and toy -hop ill the place
ut the "ann' nun- aud the people laughed
nd said "what dnea Ike IUiiica exbect to
Jo wiih that little rhop ?" Ike never aid
nnylhmg. And ahoul the only men he
ua ever eeeu ti talk with were
friuters in the place. A year or two
T J .1.. I . .
sou e
a
it nut
mmiiu me oig cmuectionary raan put
lud brat adveitiseuit ul in q paper that
he had ever waiten, and it was to sell out
li in slock and move away. And Ike had
gone iuto a big store ! lie' in it now.
tie's called the Santa Claus ol Virginia,
and all the border of Carolina bav their
"good things' of hiiu ! We asked him
Ike bow did jou make your inotiey ? '
"Pshaw" he sat 1 wiih a laugh, you know
it teas with printer's ink.
T':nry Clay's court dress, worn at the
f Ghent, has bceu presented to
id (Ky ) museum.
Salisbury Post Office Directory
and Mail Arrangements.
OfBce hours from 7J a. m. to 8 p. m., during
the week, Sundays from 7J a. m. to 9 a. m.
Time of arriif al and closing the mails. Oreat
South Western mail from New Orleans, Louis
iana, Memphis. Nashville and Chattanooga,
Tennessee, Atlanta, Augusta, Ga., Columbia, S.
C, CharlotUfc J. C, ducat 9 45 p. at., clcwes at
9 p. m. J
Eastern, Wilmington, Newborn, Goldsboro,
Raleigh, Dnrhams, Hillsboro, and Co. Shop,
due ai 5 o'clock a. m., closes 9 p. m.
Northern, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington Cifv, Richmond and thinville Va.,
Greensboro, Hih Point, Thomasville, Winston,
Salem and Lexington, due at 5 a. in., closes 9
ft DJ
Western, Wolfe Creek, Term., Warm Springs,
Asheville, Old Fort, Marion, Morganton, Hick
orv Tavern, Nejvt.on, Lenoir, Catawba Station,
Sutesville and Rowan Mill, due at 4 p. m.
closes at 9 a. in.
North Western, from Hnntsville, ladkinville,
Richmond Iilh Farmington, Mocksville, Jeru
salem, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days at 5 p. inf. closes, Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs-
Aava flt 10 n.'fn.
South Eastern mail, from ChcrawS. C. Wadtw
boro, Ansonville, Norwood, Albemarle, Ken
dais Store, Gold 1 1 ill and Rockville, arrive
Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 p. m.,cloae Sundays
and Wednesdays at 10 p. m.
Mail from Mllledgeville, Jackson Hill, Heal
ing Springs land Pool, arrives Tuesday at 7,
clones Monday at 6 a. iu.
Mt. Vernon Mail arrives Saturdays at b p. m..
and closes, Fridays 9, p. m. -
Money Orders and Registered Letters, Office
opens daily jfrdm 9, a. m., to 4 p. in., ex -epl
Sundavs. . '
DA VID L. BRINCLE,
Postmaster.
NE V SPA PER LAWS.
We receive sjo many iuqnires as to tin- laws
irovernineihe eireulatiou of newspapers, that
wtfliiid it necessary to publish the following j
summary, which will cover all the questions
that have been; addressed to us :
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ire direuted,! jh'y are he'd responsi b! Jill
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ontiuued'i
. .i
,Jf subi-i
ibrs move to other places
wit!iout iiitfijiing the publishers, and the
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held respo'sibb
o. 1 iie counts nave ueciueu mat ret ising
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ami leaving them uncalled for, is prim 1 facie
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Books. Pujstag on books, uot exceeding
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Each additional t' mr ouuees or fraction
thereof 4 ceuts.
Newspapers Newspapers sent from the
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following rates per quarter :
Dailies, 33 ets. per qr.
Weeklies, 5 .
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Miseellanebjis Matter. Ou unsealed circu
lars, maps, prints, engravings, music, cards,
photograph 3 j types . cuttings, roots, seeds,
A:c , on one package to one address, prepaid
not exceed) nglfo'ir ounces 2 cen's ; over four
and not exceeding eight ouuees, 4 cents.
The weights of .packages is linrted to thirtv-
i two ounces. -
Money Orders. Money can be Sent to any
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..... j v.wa, nnii ii irrs
oOtamillg a MolieV Order, t.ir
are;
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! cents-
LOver $20 apd nntesceedina $50. 25 cents.
1 X 1 i.i, . -
" ":i,M laf'J1" 'r less tiiau J , ur un.re 1
than $20
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besides the regular postage to register a let
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:
NTERPBISE
Tim onlv
Kfli
l.ible Ciitt Disiribuiion iu tho
Country !
8100.000 00
TO BE UlSTUllil'TED IN
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I
D. SIN E'
s
41-ji SEMI-ANN IT .L
riFT; Enterprise,
To be drthen Friday, July 4th, 1S73.
ONE Gil AND CAPITAL PRIZE,
810,000 in -Sold !
One Pr
ze $5,000 iu Silver!
I ive $
,000
l,rls
BoOO - Each in fiREEX BACKS.
,, S M0 CI
.
,.i, i,pi-,.o
felOOj
Two Family Qtrriages and Matched JIorse$ with
Stleer-.youtileiL liarncs, worth 1,600 each !
Two Ihigj-ies, Homes, &c, worth $G00 each !
Two Fine-toued liosewood' Planus worth $500
each
Tea Family Saving Machines, wrth $100 each !
! 1500 GM anj Ar Lerr Anting Watches,
! wf from $10 to $300 each.
i CloW Chain?' Oliver-ware, Jewelry ,&c, Ac
Wiiole aWnmber aifts, 10,000.
Tickets Limited to 60,000.
AGEXTS WANTED to Sell Tickets,
to whom Lfberal Premiums will be paid!
Single Tick0ut $2; Six Tickets $10; Twelve
Tickets $g0 ; Twenty-five Tickers $40.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a de
scription of tliie manner of drawing, and other
information (a reference to the Distribution
will be sent to anv one ordering them. All let
ters must be addressed to
"Vm e L' D RINE' Bo 86
101 W. Fifth St. mxriKKiT, n
0 t0 S2Q 1 l! - ' 1-,c1! All classes or
II ,.v.T" "urking pumle, ol eithsr sex. vmur or
- v
.au ui hm mi,.?
n :n --7z.
mi E
1 sr- y i. i.u., 1-orllana, MU.t.
.jtj, Tn.T -.-njiaanw cam, rsxacnlsas
... - 1 ' jiuyij ' I'll 1.1 c , .
FURNIT.URE!
J. A. CLODFELTER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture,
mg: Jsvite attention to their stock of Cot-
tage Bedsteads French Chaimber Suits,
SSB Walnut and tminted Cane Seat Chairs.
Roeking Chairs of all descriptions. Extension,
Dining Tables- -taWes of all kindsWardrobe.
Bureaus, Washstands, What-Nots, Sofas,
Reception Chairs and Parlor Soita. Also,
many? other articles which we are prepared to
sell as cheap or cheaper than any Jlouscin the
western part of the State
Be-aure to call.nearlv opposite tbe Mansion
Hotel, next door below the Express ofBce, see
ou r stock and hear our prices. Our terms cash.
Special orders (made from photographs in
our office.)-will be supplied.
rg A full assortment of Rosewood, Met alii
:nd Walnut Burial Cases, which can be fur
nished at .5 hours notice.
Jtaii 1-1 Ij--
KEW
TAILORING SHOP
IS SALISBURY.
j The undersigned after an absence of more-
-LI
than 20 wars, during which time he has
gained lunch exerience and knowledge in the
proper management of business, has returned to
Salisbury, and opened a Tailor Shop vert door
tu the Sat ional Hotel, room formerly occupied
by the Messrs. Horah, as a Silver Smith Shop,
where he i ever ready to receive calls and obey
order in his line. All work warranted and
good fits guaranteed
Every possible expense
savedtto his customers. He is in regular re
ceipt bf llie new styles and fashions.
Trade taken in exchange for work when suit
able to parties contracting.
THOMAS DICKSON.
Feb'. 12, 1873 tf:22
Valuable Land for Sale,
I offir for sale the plantation located six
mileafSouth West f Salisbury and fur miles
i I'ruiii C ina Grove Depot on the X. C. Kailroad.
j rheso lands were fortiierlr the propel ty of the
! latejlir Sain'l. Kerr. There are 0u acres iu the
tra3t if which about one haif i
cleared, the re
muijulei being beavilv timbered with ak hicko
ry tc. ihy soil is icrtile and adapted to wheat.
oats, Corn.-tobacco, ch;A"erac. There are on
the place a good dwelling, o'M-hoiises and a well
of good water. It wiil be divided, if necessary,
to suit the wants of purchasers. Col. 1?. If.
Cowan of Salisbury will how the land, and
nia!e terms with parties desirous of purchasing.
For further information npply t Col. R 11.
Cwan at Salibury N. C., or address me at
Wilmington K. C.
ii. Tv. BRYAN, Executor of
Mm-ch 6 tf. N.N. N iXON, dce'd.
SMITH'S MPROVED
Patent Weil Fixture.
YK c.dl the attention of the public tth;s
admirable iuventioir It is especially recoin
ineiided to private families, beiuc onveni-
ent for quick tilling, self emptying and ease ;
in drawing. For durability it is unsurpass-
ed having an Iron covered Top. the wind-
... . . .
lass, rpe and bucket are protneteu from the
weather. It is so jirrauged as to secure ab
solute si. fety from accident, eveu in theh nds ;
of the most careless, and willfully negligent :
person.
MllKONEY Jc BKO.
! 7:-tf.
. aa m.
aaL. -'
i'HESERVEll
Is a sure and effectual cure for
CONS U M P I I O N
And all the dieaaea of the
THROAT, ASSHBZA, dkC.
Send for circular to
WM. A. Smith,
Concord, X. C,
For sale by
C. H. BARKER & Co.
Salisbury K. C.
Arid all principal drugging in the United
S'iites. April 3 Urn.,
For Sale.
38 1-4 acreaof land, partly within the cor
porate limits of the city of Salisbury, eligible lor
ouilding lot, and also well suited iothe culture
of cotton. Upon the premises is already a !tan
liful and commodious Residence of ten rooms
and all necessary out buildings, and a well o!
excellent water. The improvement" are nearlv
new ami of the most desirable description ulo
1... Ar 4 , , ' . .' . I
u nn ui it acres upon wnicli is a goon site for
a l an vara, l ne property will be sold greatly
below i's real value. Apply lo Ihe sulcriber
J. A- BRADSHAW. '
Salisbury, Jan. 30, 1373 tf :20
The Great Democratic Journal.
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all nec-pssarv out "ihmisi's: iti:ntc(l in tli
most ili'sirablo nart of Town. Person:- wishir."
to purchase, cau applvttt this office
tf-IM
q Beware of Counterfeits!
JOB MOSES' 8IRF&c1iiiS,s,9
SMlsssorto .ell the rounterfexU to make or enter prliU.
PJLTJ a 9mm f J Messes -uh
SSSSSi- buS .aT.' wwtktm imitation,. The
ojr-rani PUb are osiailiac In the cure of all those
?.?V nd daaawrossi diseases to which the female
eosst-tattoo is sabjset. Ther nraderste all excessive
ssf DrugfitU
eater proAU.
tZ rure sii snpprestion of the menses when cased
$7 d- ,utJOBv' disease. In all eases of
1T? i,d.fJP'u1 flections. Pains in the Back
and .Ijmbe, FaUsws on sBrht exertion. PalniUUon
Te7 Powerful, contain
aa4 Whites, they will effect a
aas hamfila4 .likn.k
CbwoJa, in Kniflish German and French around
leTss fuU direction and advice.
..V oitTiE PUis are sold at most drux stores, but
u roar druirsist cannot snpplr the oknvimk. do not
pe Dersasded to accept anv counterfeit or boaras sr
5?
md One IMlar to the sole proprietor. Job
18 t V,rt Uu.lt Street. New York, with naaae
ass, and a bottle ot tha OSSTJIKS Pills sseoiwlr and
safely packevi in t lain wranoass arill h. ant h. mu.
as wnicn joa win eau (or the pack -
sxprssa. '
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRTAiri WIMOjnC TTAFF.ns
cars Oocgbcb, Corns. A stem. BsoscRms. Boss
"Jat, Hoaasarsiass. Dim cult Hsxitsdio, l.s
nnnaHT Consdiotiom and i,rxo Dmtaaxa. Thar
fasve no taste of medicine, and anr child wiU take
Utatst rnoosaads havs been restored to health that
naa before despaired. Taatimmw jrivan in hundreds
tSsa. Ask lorBKYAN'S PUIJIUNIO WAFERS.
lTifiE.t1!!lV1' ksx. JOB MOSES. Propns
as. is rv-iaadt jKatj Wsw York.
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DEImARTl E'S SPECIF! C PILL.
Pnparsd by J. OARAM'IKRK,
... Ho. 314 Raw Lombard . Paris.
xiS P' are huzhly recotnss sailed by the entire
Med real Faculty of Pranos as the very best remedy
in all cases of Spermatorrhcaa. or Seminal Weakness :
JT," Bpioa: Deposits ia the Urine . Nervous De
bihty, and all the rhssU. train of PI ar.ain
rrom Abase and Secret Habits They cwrr when all
other remedies fail, and have basn nsed with aatoaish
nac success by tha leadins French Physiciaas donas;
hs past 11 years. Pamphlet of Advice in each box.
or will be sent Kree to sny address. Price finer
Box. Sent by mail. sred frrm mil tt.tr-
". on receipt of pries by any sdvarUasd A rent
OSC AR O. MOSES, ft ("oBTXAJrpx St.. Msw Yob.
89lUawaJ Aenwur America.
UUg !, , z. 4o: IV,
WILSON'S
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A sureund permanent Cure for alt diseases
caused by a deranged Liver, such as
Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Fe
vers, Nervousness, Impurity of the
Blood, Melancholy, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Pains in the
Head, and all hindered diseases.
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Ovr.s Thtbtt Tears aoo Ltotv's Katbuost ros
the ILaib was first placed in the markvt by Professor
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The name is clmved from tbe Oreek, " Kathbo," rig
nifying to eleante, enriy, rejuernatr. or restart. Thai
favor it Las received, anil the popularity it has obtained,
ia unprecedented and incredible. It increases the
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dressing. It eradicates Dandrutf. It prevents tha
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fives the hair a rich, soft, glossy appearance. It as the)
same, in Ut ANTiTt nod UrALtn as it was over a Ucaa
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Country Stores at only Fifty Cents perBotUa.
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