tub height of iMMWNOE,-J
A cliurcli controversy liftB
ng ap
on Ward's Island, near this city,
where
our criminals and poor arc largely gather
ed A building has been put up at the
public expense fo be ieJ w place for
religions service ; the larger part of the
people of course aro Human Ouiholics,
and the priest claims the exclusive use of
the house, although the Piotestauts, who
have souls as well as Others, want the
place for a eervice ou Sunday. A Protes
tant gentleman having asserted this right,
the priest who signs himself P. Prachen
rky, S. J., Catholic Chaplain, Writes to
the Herald aud settles the question iu
these few but emphatic words :
i Will the reverend objector inform ma
what he has to demand that meney be
longing to the State shall be used to build
.. luhorimoln n St:ite rrround to be occu-
Died bv bis sect ? The Catholic (Jlimoh
is not a sect. She and is the Church
of Christ from the time of Christ aud His
apostles."
Tliis is a distinct avowaVof the dcctHn?
acted upon by tbeHomnn Catholic party
in this country daring all the controversy
about support of schools and. charities by
the State. The ouini'ous sentiment
was never so clearly put into words be
fore, bnt we have it now publicly kvowed,
aud wo copy it especially for the cousid
eration of legislators, and commissioners.
It is now held by this Roman Catholic
authority that the State has no right to
build a church for a sect; that Protestants
are a sect and therefore cannot have a
church built by the State ; but Roman
Catholics being a church and not a sect,
may have churches built for their use by
the Stale.
Well, it is something to know that
your euemy is at, and here we have it ou
at last. "No sectarian appropiations'
means none to Potestants, but Romanists,
not being sectarian, may have all they
want ! ! ! In times past, the Romanists
have secured these gilts from the Stale
by the power of -their votes at elections,
and political parties have given them
money to secure or to pay tor these votes.
I '.ut wu have now reached that stage in
tho war for religions liberty and equal
civil rights that Roman Catholics feet
istrung enough to throw off di.-gttise and
assert boldly their right to public money
ou the ground that they are not sectarian,
but the universal church, above all sects
und States, entitled lo receive the tribute
of the State wbjeh tribute is paid by tux
ing the sects. 8ee how it works : we
1L.1 in ,L:. Mow V tiri:
J" UIIM Uhil III IIIU I'l.ii VI VJ
nine-tenths of the taxes are paid by Pro
testunts. The Romish priest says, "You
Protestants being sectarian have no right
to public money ; we Romauists are not
a sect, and therefore may have a church
built by tho State.' B ;t the Protestants
pay nine-tenths of the money, and it goes
into the Rotniidi Church When it is ex
pendedupon their charities. So the priests
theory amounts to this, 'You Protestants
shall pay nine-tenths of all the money we
Romauists can get of the State for our
churches.'
And we Protestants are just simple
ruough to submit to it aud pay tho money
without a murmur.
As to the specific case before Us, the
Ward's Island chapel, it is evidently pro
per that such a building should be put up,
and kept iu repair by tho proper authori
for the religious use of the people on the
l.-land. No one sect wants it all the time,
11 : a i j J
uur an uiua uu ouim.tv. aiiu cwuuu mi
decency would secure an equitable ar
rangement by which Protestant aud others
may uao ft. IV. Y. Observer
.
GOOD FOR HOGS
sometimes bear of stock farms and
graia farms and fruit farms, but a home
farm must, to a certain extent, combine
all these In one. Whera wood and water
are at hand, a lot of some acres iu extent
should be enclosed, pig tight; for a bog
range. Kven at the present price of pork,
twenty-five or thirty cents per bushel can
be realized for corn fed to hogs of affair
grade. Where care is taken in selecting
the earliest matiHug and easiest fattening
qualities of breeds or crosses, with greater
pains iu supplying the proper food for the
seaaon, aud the age of shoat, fcfty per
cent, mere than this may be safely expect
ed. Five hundred dollars in cash might
be realized every year in this way where
less than two hundred is received now.
when hauled u dozen miles or more to be
sold; at, twenty ceuts in trade.
But to reach the highest success
. .1 . A' l .. . i
urjimi iiueiu in s neK lulling, green I )0(1 it
absolutely necessary lor suramtM- feeding.
Various expedients have been tried in the
way of soiling to meet this want. Hun
garian grass, or millet, green com sown
thick, red 'clover, purslane and other more
or! ess succulent weeds, have been f d
with results more or less beneficial. Soak
iug the corn for a day or two before feed
ing it, is practiced by some. Hut none of
all these answers so well as a rich field of
red clover. If we continue to m;ike cim
the chief crop, we must cease to ne(! ;.; I.-sp
than cost and manage to fed ir o, ih
farral or continue t'o be impovt rl.t ,1 iu
soil and purse, as Wre are beiug now. 'i'i.e
tituo mw tpent iu hauling coin to tiMike:
wortl
I III lUUSt Cases l vlnt l!ie -rriii.
k " :
Llinga, could then he spent in farm iiU
prov.menu tlr.it would all the while in-
crease its value and productiveness, there
by Mrviug to iucreaae its annual prolits.
CHaxgbVoi ft Food When the warm
Heather coups ou i,i tlm spring people
I - quiic leua cu bouaeeous food, hut instead
t changing their diet as lhj Weather
t 'ranges, they continue to eat the same
!. mis ol fod i!iL-y have been eating the
IJest weather of winter, jHitPlho icoiise
H i''ucu is, that the already over-burdened
1 er, unable to hear up under this extra
l.ad. utlerlr refuse to no form ?r
- , . . . . H . , . imi'vi imi
iiiitil il h is had a chance to rest and throw i
t to n accnniulati d burdens. Firrt, people
must cat a less proportion of carbonaceous
food at all time. Second, as the weaijrer
grows waimjr iu the spring, they must
eat much less Quantity of it than thev A
jn coiu weainei, and subsmun
L ... .i i i j i .
if, instead,
If. KvwY
jiiuiu vrfi-iaimn a1(,i aeia irtiits. fverv
. i it... '
janiwy hum ruvi a in eupply ot
caiuird fintis a, id green vegetahh s it ih'u
tiurv f y;ar. For single arlit-k- tWre i
noli. ng g-Md a tart apfdrt, and th v i
rli olid 10 Ued a U.l!..u':l. d (J'U l ftKI
. . . m ma . i 1
Salisbury Post Office DirGwtory
Mail Arrangements.
Office loiin from 7 J a. m. to 8 p. to., daring
the week,i Sundays from 7 J a. m. to 9 a. m.
Time of arrival and closing the mails. Great.
South W4stern mail from New Orleans, Louis
iana, Memphis, Nashville and Chattanooga,
Tennessee, Atlanta, Augusta, tia., Cotautbia, 6.
C, ChaMottw, N. e.,ue at 9 45 p. mitotogt
i) p. rft. f r'
EaUeUL Wilmington, Newbern, Goldsboro,
Raleigh, ttorharus, Hillsboro, and Co. Shop,
due at 5 o'clock nf m., closes 9 p. in. 1
Northern, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington City, Richmond aod Danville a.,
Greensboro, Point, Thomasville, Winston,
S:ilem and Lexington, due at 5a.m, closes 9
a. m. a .
Western, Wolfe Creek, Tenn., Warm Springs,
Ashev4le Old Fort,.Alaxion, Morganto
(.rvTuTferh. Newton. Lenoir, Catawba
nton, Hiia
StateKviUe and Rowan Mill dam
closes at 9. a. in.
North Western, from Huntsville, Yadkinville,
Richmond Ilili. Farmineton, Mocksville, Jeru
salem, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 5 pi m. closes,
ndays, i uesaays, i nurs-
davs at It); p. ra.
Hnnth Eastern mail, from CherawS. C. Wades-
boro. Ansonville, Norwood, Albemarle, Ken-1
rials Store, Uold Mill ana nocKvuie, mve
Tiiesdavs'Mnd Fridays at 7 p. m:, cloam, Sundays
and Wednesdays at 10 p. m.
Mail from Mi I ledgeviUe, Jackson UU!, Heal
ing Springs and Pool, arrives Tuesdays at 7,
closes Moiidav at 6 a. In.
Mt. Vernon Mail arrives Saturdays at 6 p. m..
and closes '. Fridays 9, p. m.
Money Orders "and Registered Letters, Office
opens daily from 9, a. ra., to 4 p. in., except
bundavs.
DAVID L. BRINGLE,
Postmaster.
NEWSPAPER LAWS.
We receve so many inquires as to the laws
ioverniagjlhe circulation of newspapers, thai
we find it jiecessary to publish the following
summary, iwhich will cover all the questions
that have been addressed to ui
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continue their subscription.
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of their periodicals may eontiuue to send
them until all arrearages are paid. .
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the office to which they
are directed, they aru held responsible till
they liaVe kettled their bill, aud ordered them
discontinued. -J.:
4 If suliseribers more to other places
ithout i'.if nnini the publishers, and t fie
pap
: are; sent to the former direutiuu, they
arn iieiii) resp.iDSinie, JrJi
.i. Tiie rourls have decfaecfTnat feftisiug
t take papers from the office, or removing
aud leaving them uucalled-for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.
(. Any person who receives a newspaper
and makes;use of it, whether he has ordered
it or noV is held In law, t?be a subscriber
and must pay forit.
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II
Letters o to any part of the Uuited States
for three cents per half onee, if prepaid.
Unpaid letters are sent to the Dead-letter
office at Washington.
Letters weighing over an ounce, and pre
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tination, and the. balauce due collected ou
delivery,!
City letters must be prepaid two ceuts per
half ounce.
BjoUs. i-Postageou books, uot exceeding
four onuee iu weight 4 cents.
Each additioual four ouuees or fraction
thereof 4 ceuts.
Newspapers. Newspapers sent from the
oifice of publicatiou may be prepaid at the
following! nates per quarter :
Dailies, . 35 cts. per qr.
Weeklies, 5
Motithlies, (not over 4 ox) U " "
Quarterlies. ,ix 1 44
MiscellaUeus?datter. Ou unsealed circu
lars, maps, priuts, engravings, music, cards,
photographs, types, cuttiugs, roots, seeds,
cc, u oijepackage to one address, prepaid.
not exceediug four ouuees 2 cents ; over four
and not exceeding eight ounces. 4 cents
The weights of packages is Uni ted to thirty
two ounces.
Jioney uraers Money can be sent to any
part ot the country with absolute safety, by
obtaining a. Money Order, for which fees
are;
On not less than $1. aud uot over $'30, 10
ceuts.
Over $20 and not exceeding $50, 25 ceuts.
No order issued Iot less than $),- ormore
tl
ian
().
uudry ernes It costs 15 cents extra
besides thelregular postage to register a let
ter.
Staitps ut ou' from Stamped Envelopes
are not allowed to be placed upon other let
tT3. !
THE BROWN
PLANTERS should examine the above-named
brineintr
l-ifc. per Ibi above market.) and is universallr
aduiitted t te the lightest running gin made.
We have had thirty year's experience in 1 he
business, apd warrant every gin perfect. Gins
eonstantlyin the hands of our agents, to which
we invite mapection.
Cireulara;, with testimonials and fall particu.
lars, may lie .had br addressing,
JSKAKi. F. RUOWN, President,
TtrowiijCotton Gin Co , New London, Conn.
CR.V-WT 0UD Jfc UE1LIG, Ajrents SalisI
N- March G-im
niry,
4u:us.
SPIRIT OF THE ICaE
f ITE Spiiut OF THE Age will present a pair
8 ol hiieji pietues worth $i,00 to every sul
seri'nei for I!873, who pays $2 50 in advance for
a year- sillserip!ion. The picture entitled
Runluel'tf L'liernbs
nf I. illi.KTrui.ltirt i.Pi,iin... t....J
-r.-.....wfi, iniutni Hiiriace Ol
- ' piH is 22x)iS inches, and the picturessell in the
! KU'rc's fr $i 50 per pair.
Rev.T
'. II. PRITCHABO, D. D, Contributing
I. f. liuusox, Ediors.
Rev. 1
The AGKis a weekly Familv Paper, adapted
to Ihe Home Circle, the Farmer, the Mechanic,
the Tradesman, alike in every section of the
State ; it il hot sectional in its character, nor
partizun or lecUrian. Besid allthenewaof
the day, coHated with a view to correctness and
accuracy, its columns will be filled with the
choice,! matter appropriate to the different de
partnu nts-SStories, Historical and Biographical
Sketches, Tlfcrvel and Adventure, Sabbath Read
ing, Wit and Humor, Agricultural, Correspon
dence, an Epiione of the News of the Day, &c
ORIGINAL STORIES.
The publication of Original Stories is a spedat
feature of tlte Age, and for this vear we have
procured several from the pens of popular and
interesting ffritera. In thia Depariment alone
we can proniise our readers enterminment equal
in charctfi-to that of any of the popular slorv
IHjpu
pa iers
TtUMS IS ADVASCE t
0e coirj on year, (with 2 pictures,)
i - - ? - without pictures.
jun
l ,
x moniiM do
Kvefv rmiler of the Am
publtaWd mmm lit war. la mrntatlv rt-,ueied
io reiw tit ir patrmiag.; mtud Us j ' i
COTTON GIN
I ""I and reliable bin before buying auy other.
it combinsltbe required qualities of Simplicity.
,l I Strenrth arid Durability. It Gins fast aud clean,
i ..... .v.- i.l nub iiiiMsii uriiii'iiifr i i . ui
to-ifa..
FURNITURE!
& A. CLODFBLTER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture,
iiyi Invite attention to their stock ofCot
W sw (. Rpdateada French Chaimber Suits,
sag Walnut and painted Cane Seat Chairs.
aaawaaaaw 7 m a L-a
Rocking Chairs of all descriptions, r,xiemiuu
Dining Tables tables of all kinds Wardrobes,
Bureaus, Washstands, What-Nots, Sofas,
Reception Chahra and Parlor Snits. Also,
many other articles which we are prepared to
sell as cheap or cheaper than any House in the
western part of the State ...
Be sure to call, nearly opposite the Mansion
Hotel, next door below the Express office, see
onr stock and hear onr prices.- Our terms cash.
Special orders (made irom pnotogrupuu iu
our office) will be supplied.
A full assortment of Rosewood, Metalh
snd Walnut Burial Cases, which can be tur-
nished at :t hours notice.
Jan Jfi ly.
NEW
TAILORING SHOP
' l IX SALISBURY.
tThe undersigned after an absence of mor.
than 20 yeai, during which lime he has
gained much experience and knowledge in the
proper management of business, has returned to
Salisbury, and opened Tailor Shop next door
to ihe National Hotel, room formerly occupied
by the Messrs. Horah, as a Sliver South Shop,
where he U ever ready to receive Calls and obey
orders in his line. All work warranted and
good fits guaranteed. Every possible expense
a?ed to his customers. He is in regular re
ceipt of the new styles and fashions.
Trade taken in exchange for work when suit
able to parties contracting.
THOMAS DICKSON.
Feb. 12, I873-tf:22
SMITH'S IMPROVED
Tatent Well Fixture.
I We call the attention of the public to this
admirable invention- It is especially recom
mended to private families, being conveni
ent for quick filling, self emptying aud ease
iu drawing, r or uurauuuy it is uusurpass-ed-haviug
au Irou covered Top, the wind-
ass, rope and bucket are protecteu from the
weather. It is so arranged as to secure ab
solute safety from accident, even in thhuds
of the most careless, and willfully, uegligent
persou.
MERONEY & DUO.
7:-tf.
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Countrv !
$50,000 00
IN VALUABLE
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To he dratcn Monday, August 1 i th,
ONE G H AND CAPITAL PRIZE
of$5,0OO in Cold:
Two prizes $ 1,0001
Two prizes S500 V Each in GREENBACKS,
Five prizes $100 )
One Family Carriages and Matched Horae with
SUver-Mountcd Harness, worth $1,000.
One Horse and Buggy, with Silver-Mounted
harness, worth $600.
One Fine-toned Rosewood piano, worth $500.
Five Family Sewing Machines, worth $100 each !
170 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Wutches,
tcorth from $20 to $300 each.
Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry ,&., &c.
Whole Plumber Gifts, 6,000.
Tickets Limited to 50,000.
AGENTS WANTED to Sell Tickets,
io whom Liberal Premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets $1 ; Six Tickets $5; Twelve
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Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a de
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All
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ticle but aend One Dollar to tha aola proprietor. Jah
Moara, 18 OorUaadt Street. New rVkw.th wiSm
Si txpreta mm at which you anil eall for the asm
Mf.an a bottle of tha anuni Pi lit aecnrolr and
iu piain wrappers wui oe sen; dj :
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRTAX'S PTJUdOlflC WAFERS
Cam, CocoHa, cold, asthma, BaoHcams, Sou
nsoAT, HoAaanrKSB, DimcTLi Beathikg. Is
CmXMT ('ONtUMPTION AND LCXO iMRKASKa. Ther
hltt BO taata nt medicine, mad an child will 1 7(1
PmL Thouwandt barn beta) featured to haalth that
" "ior aeapairea. munwn; nen ir
HHVAN'S PUI.MONin w rt
Mtimoai n v
tims!& for? Mw6-
or. 18
THE CHEAT FRENCH REMEDY,
DELAWATt TIE'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by J. G ARANC1ERK, .
No 214 Rue Lombard. r-ar.a 9
mp are hihlj recommended by the aatire
Madhsal Faculty of Fran ee aa tha wary hat teamed
' 11 cMeaf SpermatorriLCaa, or Batainal Wearaae ;
Weak Bpine : lVvpoaito hi tha Urine Nerroni De
uiv7. ana aa the i&Mtt. train of
irom ADuae and Secret rlnoita. Tbty
hen all
Iu ceaaa by the leadina Vreaah Physician dunnar
tha paat ii yenra. Pamphlet of Advice ia each boa.
or will be sent Free to any address. Price Starr
Box. Sent by mail. ""'v -u-d from oil oSotr.
.nH k&wa V.n with .
OSCAR a u
nt of pnee by any adv
t4eUsatralAcot'for
SF.S. 18 lm I.ANUT 8T
wwYoj,
A cent.
aug 11, '72. 48: ly.
WILSON'S
IdlVKIl RKMEDY.
.1 iure and permanent Cure for all diseases
caused by deranffed Ltrer, such as
Jaundtcet ie.tiat Heartburn, Es
ters, Xercausntss, Impurity tkm,
Jtih.d, M mckol, istirtntsst
Bmk Ht.iaVtsks, 1im tn ths
II md, and if I iinarreddimrums.
El" OUT Fa MIL I SHoVLU HA VM IT
-7
3C 3ES a
V'LL) BV ALL l It I 1 (J !MT
l X
i iWj. :
it. 9
AGO
la -
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Wni flr.t known In Am
It
aaaertta an watt BtaVaat thisuihost t
hiabltnble werlaV. It hailat alataat m,mm
beat aaaaea r aatf LlarlatHnat la tha
woild. From the millions a post mill
ions of tottle sold no eampfsttmt n a a
ever readied ua, and as s ttaai liag a ad
PAIN SUBDUING LINIMENT,
IT HAS 310 EQCAL.
It la racemxaaoded with nn bounded mrai tie
all caaea of OuO. Braiaaa, Uurua. aiawma. Bhenaaa.
tiam Hard 8wriUuea HUea. Cailbataa. BtUTnaaa ot
tha Jo nt. roarn Feet, Mare. tc. kc. aatoaaT all
peraout. aad for Kpraiua. Foandarm. Rliiarwotie, FwU
Krll. Svratohea, Wind-(.all. Uoof-aje, Hpavina. 8pnu.
halt. Saddle, Catlar and Uaraeaa Oallt ; also dlaamaa
of the tyc aad Ear ia
Horses, 'Miiles or Cattle.
USTAWG
LINIMENT
WILL ALSO
Cure Neuralgia. Rheumatlam, Oout, Tan Back.
Salt liuetua, loiaonou Bitea, Internal Booe aud
Muscle Affection, bore Nipples, he, and Baay be
4 uttly termed Ibe panacea for all
EXTERNAL WOUNDS.
af Reaaeaaher, this I-lnlmmt did not
apriug i In a ilnyor year, producing thb
MOST ABSURD AMI l' SATCB AL CCBFt CIA TUTU HI
KKW'Boaw am- XlcaHaooat 1 .laTaitrana. But we bare
the experienc e of ever thirty yeura of trial, with
the meat aubetauCal icaulte, and by a mnltiturtn of
Witneeaea.
If the Liniment ia not aa rt c mmended, the
Money will h Refunded,
Do not be imposed upon by wing any other Lini
ment claiming the tame propeitie or results. They
are a cheat and a fraud, be aura aad get nothing
but
Mcaa L
aa-SoLC UT ALL I iKVUOMT AKS CotraTTST STORES AX
25c, 50c. and $1.00 per Bottle.
Notice Bizx or Bottlk. Sttlx, he.
LYON MFG. CO.
Magnolia Balm
FEW KTVIAC ATIOKS VlA.EE A
Pure Blooming Complexion.
I It i Purely Tagetable, aod lta operation i a aeen aad
felt at oooa, Itdoaaaway with taa riasbed imu
hnce caused by Ileal, ratigue, and Kxcitmaeat. Haala
aad remote all Blotch and Pimple, dtspalliag dark
and uosigbily poU. Urireaaway Taa. riachlaa. aaa)
Bun burn, and by ita gantl but pjwerful inflnanna
mantlaa the faded cheek with
YOUTHFUL BLOOM AND BEAUTY.
I Sold
3 Fart:
Sold by all DruggUt aad Fancy Store.
; Place, Kaw York.
THE
Scientific American,
YOR 1873.
BEAL'TIFL'LLY 1 ILLUSTRATED.
The Scientific .VuerJcanv now iu iu 28ih
year, enjoys the wjilot circulation of any aula
gun 'r ridilical in the world.
ItH ctMitcnt tin brace the latest and niol inter
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Mechanical, and Scientific I'rogre of the
World; Detwriplion, with Iieaulifut EngraTingw,
of New Invenlioos, New Implement, New Pro
cesses, and Improved Industrie of all kinds;
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Employers, in all the various Arts.
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In short the whole range of (he Sciences mod
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I without thi paper
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Th yearly Nhmher of lh Scinrrtifie Am-rl-
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j tljunsatid psrgcs, equivalent fn Cuntetsta to Four
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nner. m 'xx t .0 .
PATENTS
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fic American.Meswrrw Mt aii
o. arc Solicitor of Ameri
can and Foreign Patrnt. have had over 2" warw
eiK rience. and h;.ve the htrgeat n talilialimi Ol
urld
If von have mad ai iuveution.
write tliean a kdiar al aedtja sMk. llaSv aajll
promptly Inform yon. fraw yf diargo. wketker
our Uivu-e is ru-w and patentable
alao send v.,u, r y eh, a mmm of tltw
Law in full, w
i4obtaia a pataat. Alitmn Mhaa 4 c..
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V
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' rH iMnmmmM M masmassswssa
at tlai. aW Trmlofms mmm.
SmllH
KIIAtib
ia! sarW.M t nt J - J
WATCHMAN OFFICE
i i J f ,"n- q
is well supplied with
large and elegant assortment of
a A -
4.-
PLAIN FANCY
A
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JOB TYPES,
Pictorial or
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suitable for all kinds of
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PRINTING.
Finer and more Ornamental Types for
Business & Professional
i
" isiting, Party and Wedding Cards ;
College and School
1
Circulars of all kinds ;
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Tobacco Notices find
LABELS
for all purposes ;
fato flanks
For Clerks, Magistrates
and Solicitors ;
Or anything elgc roquircd in the
Printing Line.
THE
Carolina IV n tchman
A8 A NEWSPAPER,
ls juiiididatc for public favor.
Il
circulation is good, and ita standi ug
and patronage improving. It is one
of the beat odt'crtioiug ituiuato iu
I , ......
the State, and oners Us tactlities 00 as
literal terms as anv.
A BOOK FQB THE HILsUOlVf
aaaaC&aVssLtaVsa asnlfr vam stiUM
QTTl! ap lriTmj1! '
llrTllyltwIfT 9 ifcl tHaBasfesamswa
aVTwTBjawssa fmf iatVaM Wfmt) sVw aasaWeasSa waMaasftatalHaMat tawaT
Jut. s4 'L';;;,;ilyg.gr 7fj, , -, ,
waaaaadiaaa,aa,Jasa. Th. Wwd NuVlLai.
aaaisay . a Ti Tas. AS a 1 at I I b. bar' 'lj I ' '' K
froapectot for if yi.-lixu?!?
Tlir at ni...
An Illnrtrwted Monthly Juri,fci .
aally adrntiedto te the baod0fcr!,
Periodical in tie Wtirld Ak?'
rctentative and C'hai
r
of Americaa Taate.
pica
Kotfor Sale in Boo or JVVrt &L'
THE ALDtNE, while Wrd WMlt l?'
regulanly, Iim none of the Irajpurarr f L
in t treat citaralteriraic af awiaarj r AmM
tt ia aa elefent miacellanr of airw liaLT"
graceful lUeratiire; aod a'c4lectK,'of tliJ
. . - . .IT . -urac ami m tl ?
and whit Alwhoth each twawiaUtJ1?
affords a freah fleaatire lo it frieal. .r
a.ueand bematr of III Ajjjjyu
I moat appreciated after il ha U-ri, U-u"
the close of the year. Whil other t.l.tl
t nut otbrr t.i.K.-r -
mar claim euperior cbeafnea, at eaasZS
lOoeaa, at cxatMsakJ
thfTl
tl Cooeetaiw ..
wiui nrau oi a aimilar c!
ia a uoiqoe god original
and unaT.t.rcaacbed abtoliaMr sriik..
tition in price pr character. The (eataZTaf
a complete Tolamc eonoot 0oplicatr UtlTla!;
titj of fine paaer aod enrrarinrw ir,
shape or nomher of rolumpt fmr am jL'm
md then, there err Ihe fArvtwch. UasaV. r
Nolo ithmanamg Ibe i
the tart. ,J
aubacription laat Fall, wi.cft
T1W Al l. i il
d 11 present aol.lt propon.om J
rt aeniati vc character, the reiitoa n, m,flmT
doMed dunna the paat year; prorinf nZ'
American pwhlk appreciate aod will Tra,j7
a saocere effort in the caoaa of Art. TLrtTL
lithera, anxiuue to joaUfT lie readr atttdl
thoa dVnooatnled, ttaee esfrted theateeTs.'
tire utmoat lo drelop aod iatproTe the wtrk
and the plan fqr the cominf rear, a aafcudJ
by the monthly iues, will iiopki aod w2
eeca the rooat aangwioc ftriewd of Ttit
AIDISE. 6 j-" oi lug
The pobtial.e are Mlhorfted to ttorwaty.
deaiana from m,ny o( the iSoat tatioeut aua
of America.
In addition, THE ALDOSE will rrptx
examples of lkcbti foreifai ataalm. mitnL
with a Tiew to atte highest artistic MtrVr
greatest general! intend ; ara.'uiii.a: im L .
become familiar, through rOsotigrapht.wcoi,
of aey kiod. "
The quarterly lintcl platr for lfC t;n re.
produce four 4j..lr, S. fSrit inipuiiUa4iU
kMcca, af j n.priaielu ibefif ettxn
plates, appearina; in (be ur. f.r
April, Julv, nud fkiober, aD4ild be aW
the price of year'a subtcrsioa.
The pstpvlar ftatnre of a aoptouslr illtattratrd
"Chriatmaa" i.nnil r a ill hf enntitu.. J
To t "- stttiS raluabk rpitone ef iart
world, 44I a C44 o iriffinr;, par all omtitahd a
nlicripii.ti of thousand p errrr Htfie t
ihemtintrv t.tit. a1,r oarfulnraa and BtlftWaWm
of THE ALLJSE can le rjphaiatd.ia Wpf.
lion lo (he i.i.marii nl it enme of iu .: (trttt,
the pnMUhrr penpnwe tn make 'Wnri dta..
ble snr.," ,v thw ddlomsag linparaUrlrd utxn
Premium Cavromo for 17J
tvery auUcrilarr to TUF AU'ISF, .
par in advance fr ihe yeaf 1673, aillraVrht
eriihtnil aliiti.rtal charge, wtr .f inin
oil chrvmoa, afu-t J. J. iiilL the tan i
lih palnitr. Tlja picture ft.tiiitti. i j ,
age Beth-,'' anJ HlYoqna ia Vto. t. 4
.') ttxlau are priuied u n i' oitAiaw ,
mini ring 25 iiitKejoi.a ami litt i..
each picture. Tire same i-hrrro r v
ikw pair, ut rite art aturf A- tl i.il
icrmination of iirondu tort lo i. . t J j
t'lyr. t.oi oi uu rt-arn oi wnit ttun i i. r ,.
dcparlnx m. Ilu-flin.nn aijl l- k.i.i rirrt
pcandingly .: , ..J anv lhal can U Uti-
aht-r periodica la.l K rr e.ua)e r il i aiotA. .
a n rtiheate, or rhe .ianaierr o( Ibe palni
era, ommiamlmmy thai the ehroruo Mhthma
shall bccual lo liar aamph' titra-l'-d iU ;tjt,
or ibe tnorsey will U rt funded. The dio.t
lion of picjnrcs ofjlht rradej firre k tkr rsV'ii
her to a fare dollar periodical. oi4l markka.
Mich iu the l.i-t" tj of An ; mpti, cuueidVhitr d
.jj.'i-i. .ii i.!. . I cheapness of the prior id f HI
A LItIS E its If. tie marvel tall Utile 4.0n
a miracie, even u.tho- beat; arjaia!d iat
the achirreru uu of turrntieV gt-niua aod u
prorrd mecttauw at appliattctw. V or illu-.ti
tiul.s of th-M- litomAi, ace SoVituUr !. it'.
THE A LD1SE. ) J
The Literary Department
will continue oodef the care df Ml KK H .,):(
HKNKY MoPDUKI). a4t,d be tke
vritem aod porU of the dae, hrko will atrftV h
hate ihe lilraturcof THE iLltlSF aiaso
in kec4iig villi iniarttaic attraction.
a
9 per aotfuta, in
Vital
Oil Ubroayaaa I
THE A LDJNE will, hereafter, be obuiaaUt
oniv br snUcript'utn. Tbrre- will tar no rrd'-e-
eo or ctara rate; cash tor aatatariMiorsj aaat at
sent lo the publisher direct, ! or baodVd tr tbt
local agent, w&4aVpoaatra; lo Ik fplJiAtt,
except io caaaa wlaare too cerubcaie at give,
boaripg die ar-atataw atnalale of James &CT
To jr A Co.
AUEXTH WW 111
Any person, aVHing aaactlpensvarx-nilr al t
local sgent, wiU reteive foil And j r u-j i .1 kr
mation he appltltieito
J AMKS SUTTON V Qo., INibliherl
M JJAJI'EN LANE NEW YoEK
:-tf. T I
THE MOatMNGj STAKi
DAILT EPITTtlN" :
THOUGH ONLY FIVK; YKARS.OI.0.
HAS THt Urgem Iaily t jrculation . faaj
nwpap-r iu ihr State, and a cirruiati at
Wllmiogoa fifty per cent, larger thaa that
of any other pt-,-j
u;kkkly LDITIOX :
Now Miinbiued with 'b CttviMNA Faa)
MKR. inaLiii' vui of ihej Ut mUMmSU
ZVcwPipapara inplh 8outti. t'ircu.At. .
eery large and rapidly inrreaing.
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Daily Stab 1 yr-ar. . . .L $f ta
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pa-r r-T -t-tllib-d in Norh Ca'lia kat)
triad- such rapid prt.grt as Tur MoBMb)
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AdJrets. WM tl RFbAAfUif
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of tie Kclretirt
The Old. st and JJest
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