...! ' ' - i " '
--U-U. ruflt that'th? T.tilk'tnt OP' J eu; iu?w;f wiW Jaroe, a pivi
birthrislit. theirlibertT and Independence, 8tartltmen that there was some u
3ALI3D0RT. THURSDAY SEPT. 4 1 i
IS The WoodHn Carter libel suit has
at 1 tt been decided.
The drieniiant'sronrisel agreed the jqry
shotlW return the Allowing verdict; I J
"Tbejnry nod, without impeaching inr
Integrity of the prosecutor, the defendant
ja iwts gdiliy on the ground of privilegei'
This Is ja singular verdict 10 say the
Iraki ; but so far as MrT Carter -is concern
ed, it Is jat, no doubt.
! - ,0mt
- THE STATE DEBT.
ftahlel K. Oondloe, Eq., has written a
lefter to the New York Sun in which fie
takes the ground that, the new debt of the
Statej thatjis, the portion created since the
war, is illegal because i lie Legislature
' wtiicli created it, that .f 1SGS, was illegal,
hf members not havirg been elected by
all the voters of ibt Slate riualihed by the
Constitution, Sec, Sec. j
iNow'j Mr. Goodloc is a sound reasoner,
a deep tbibker, and, aa Brother Han5s
Would sayj aa able constitutional write.
Still, we do not see that he has toU us any
thing about the State debt, the new bonds,
that was not known beforcs Hii views
with respect to'this' whole' debt question
are sabstaatiiilly the same that the Ass?
ciato of this paper has urged since 1563.
For the proof of this e would refer . . V .'
a . ti iU when they determine to do it. In
the fics of the Salisbury Examiner. In m .
- , ' I . , a . nr r it A elcctioa over in that State, the
them the poiulsfouchcd by Mr. uoodloe , ( . , ; - (
f 1. 1- i j nit ptc have niost effectually wluppec
f.-11 J: .-......,1 .a mirni'iHvrii w Itnnff I . .. ... . J 14
artfully dhscuased, as our readers will know
wbo have read that paper when thoy. see
Mf. Goodljes letter. r
JTri 'Crodfdloe'A ideas In" ' regard to thje
- illegality the 'Legislature have also been
discussed by us : and of course, we be
lieve bis Views correct. We were the
first to1 take ar stand Against the pay merit
of tho jmoristroiis fraud, called the new
. debt,; maii)ly . on th ground of its illds
. &Mi7' " ' ' ' 1
f W? have also shown that the old -debi
of the State milit have becnHcompromis
ei i o teres tl"an4 all, for less than half what
lr was; at. the "end of , thqV ar, hac it nojt.
been for Radicaland Ring rascality,
i'Bat thfl Whole debt question has bceb
thoroughly discussed. V The peoplef are
tired o( it. jlieyjjvan to see i settled.
. They are , willing to pay as far as Uiey are
able, he hbnest portion of it. This could
have been done for a tnere nominal sum
at pni time ; but dvhiy liis not o'nly neaf
ly grilled jit but otherwise, damaged the
SUteiThe iNeMr. State Bonds, or the.
Kew bebd so-eallt d, thev do not consider
os't ! arid, farthcrmore, they will never
conseut' to pay. It is therefore idle to
talk about caviuir it. Yet. the wbote mat-
! .', J ' ' i:
ter should-be formerly disposed of, so as
tat leave noj after claps ; I
' Many persons were under the imprest
sion that they were votiogJto repudiate or
finally, dupose of thq debt question when
they voted for those worthless,: patched
up Amendments last August; but sevcra
prorainent pipers in -the State have felt
thenjalroA called, upon to deny the sup
ppsxijioi anaiocorrcci, iue qfiusiou. ;i tus
waaWi; necessary, "for tho deluded arfe
dark t they aro - unable to see
to be derived from a measure
materially change the debl
queUon. , If- the Legislature. ; does not
prove. rnore'eompetent to deal with the
dlebt-questian than it! has shown in the
management . of many other. qnestiotis of
'impoitanci?, 'the result wiir be botch woi
and much additional eipense. . .
Alt Vvlhj . m . ,:. . V,;
vif f WHICH AVILL TRIUMPH
1 i'it IsVcryevidcrit to, every "close obscr-!
:tal t r r f. . : .. '.. . ,s
.Tfetjj that . herc ts now going on a great
.Uugle , bA'twecri lio farrcers and tte
. . . - i i .i (n. .-ii ifc.: km Mmir in Deril. a
but tbeir nonor ana Decome eiw i u i vmg m s r
.- - R,Lh rharpe is a bae calumny Udder was quickly reareaY-aad, tfu'"g
oathe virtue and intelligenceof nine-tenths throuh the flames and. nokf aijtil-itj
.u i T'Kpv . jla i. o.tt.A w1rg. 'when a orivci
ot tne greai? mapeeB ui mc . luutupu
money, butl'they ilemand thatHhey shall his erand of mccy. ;S"tifled by the smoke,
not nseit to trammel the industries of the he stfppeJ arid aeeme.aboat to descend.
country' and hamper labor. Only thisr Tue trowd waa in an agony as aiiieeeem
and nothing: more. : t ' ed lotjt; for every, momenl of beitatioii
Affain thoie" who compose the rings eeemd ab'age. " "
and manage the monopoly are a mere Wfiile this shivering fear seized every
handful corhpared to tho great mats of belioljfer, a voice Jrom: the crowd pealed
votera ; andjif the people could be bought oat. "phecr, him! cheer him;7 and a wild
uu by the I goH of these schemers and hurrah bnrsted from the excited spectators
plotters, asl It is alleged they can do, it As th cheer reached the fireman, he star
would be impossible to reach, for the pur- ted upward; through the curling smoke,
pose of corrpptingany thing like a ma- andf a few minutes, was seen coming
jority ot the large mass of voters. In down the ladder with a child in his arms
other words j it is impossible to reach for That gheer did the work.
the pnrpose! of bribery a maiority of the Hriw much we can do to help onr felt
people of the country even if they were lows fho ro 'struggling against tempta-
capable of srich corruption before the vil- ti,)U aid alife of misfortune by ; simply
lainy conld j be discovered and exposed, cheering them. How many poor iuebrutes
So that theiboasted power to establish, a might! be saved from !a drunkards grave
moneyed aristocracy by bribing the peo- by cheering therri 16 manhood. .How man
pie is desincdi to prove a delusion' '-; vouncj men might be mIe good tradei
. The recent 'struggle in Cilifofnia be- lmenV?imers &c.-, by.eheeriug jthem.; How
tween the people and the ; monojpolUts manyhave beeri Jed to 1 say. -after sUru
shows how easily the people can triitmpu 1 gling "against, multiplied "difBculties and,
: the receiving no'word of cheer from1 those who
Peo" standi upon a, firm basis, r "Jts ,not W9rth
ly whipped out wUHeffbr me to try,"
the 'monopolists .-and the rings. So they ' Meh of property, character, of influence
will do every .where, as soon as they are whenfyon-see the yoftng striving'for edu-
orgaiiized, aiidthey are rapidly organ- cation!. for character, for a living, or for
izmg. . m - ' . usefumess.orthedrunRardstrivingagains
Fifteen tlioiisand of the ycomaqry of the erivings f a depraved appetite, cheer
Missouri, m;et in a grove near Browns- thera ft will cost you rtothing and may be
viile, recently, to counsel together, and 0f incalculable value to thcui. Exchange.
to celebrata the bountiful yield of the
Stjt? As5ltara Joornal
feA INSTITUTION
S3-iJ AiraORTH CARO-
roaching when the
iiopes aoiitruggbrt ofmany weary month
will be crowned with success. I he State
Asriculfural Fair is endeared to the hearts
of North CarolLuiana. Years after-tbejoiis
and $4qllej8 of our SoBle ordcmmon:
- .. . r . .1. "
iamiy reDti9,pi "sul'vt rrp,re mere
of roeetmg, inepds ot other days, am
cem
as
lations of every qeparrtneiu ox me ana
b'dK The Yarmer, the1 qjerchanic, and
ofes.ional tnah' anMiereteachiiis and
STYLE IN OLD TjMEsS
. In ftsCSS. itf&rt ireceirebiJ
guests in 4 HLvTelfWcap,Srithit, Which
was on:
rani(n by 'renewal kcgnai'niahcc" and
Bociation . the' ni4isojuble,Jtie that
unite us, but Mso:fo'8rrSfe tberjfb're prac'
tical betiefitij that, derived l fritt'mphiJ
ing and rVceiviri' viluable'Mnfrirmatioh
affecimg thq varied iriteis14Jand cnrnMex
la
the pr
and b'eiig tahgltt, Enterprise is directed
by new intelligence, capital is diverted
into more useful chaHtMM, and freh Ptiru-
ulus is given the desire.fr higlu?r culture
ami nobler developiueit jo aUtliHt concerns
our maieriar presfiny -anu prngra a a
T . tit J:iff I -
pi'npir. ii would oraini-'nu io erfiunaie
fully th manifold bfrit fits whieli secure to
all from this annua! State Festival. lis
d'scontinnance even "for one year would
he a blow to 'ths best interesfs'of the
State that would '''be deeply vKlt' by nil
clashes of our citizens, Vet this great
cakrnity 'had well-nigh overtaken it. For
mouth the ofSrs and' 'friends ol the
Norjtl Carolina Agrixmitural Society had
been struggling to overcome the obstacles
in their war.'nnd had -at length succeed
ing itf seeOTin' all the funds that were
necessary exeVpt frU Ut S3.O00 Tlris anra
had been proMiedih'!n h'y evornl Foreign
Insnr.iiice Ctnpiiri3 whid firyar( prtst
havi be.eifdfiininif litindred of ihousands
of dollars trrim' the'ditHti There 1 repre
sentatives here hfid -e!rprc:$ed fevfect will-
higriesj and f;if nt dkii? Mnr the part 'of
small clothes, white silk stockings, and
red morocco slippers. The lodges of the
jSupreino Courfof " Maeh jsachetts; kr Ute
II 1 J A rci rBerl ,ariet, laced with
black velvet ; r nd in Summtoer black silk
gpwns ;' gfutTeTSen wrre"Joals of "iVery
variety of color, gorieWTlyf the CAps and
evllar of velvpt of a different color from
the coat. lit lYStr'Genir Washington
arrived in New' York'.fiom.Moun't VernonJ
to assume the duties at".' the' PresTde'ncv.
VHe was dressed in a fell suit Virginia
fj. S. Tng, kfie;6tate Lectarer,
I lfheJ Orft)gs lKejrlvilJrfn list
H wa'iandlt o f fpilv
. V i i rnrf- P v?r ar;eir.i rV'iinsttritb.v:adbkla
,ned wilk; theThril
mm i 1 v-rsaSMSJi-BaarMrriiaaiif nni '
77
home8pnn On his visit to New England of yonr life touches on some chord that
he wore:the' old continental uniform, ex- will vibrateinleteroity.
cept on the Sabbath, when he apppeared '
in black, John Adams, when Vice Prei
dent, wore a sword, and walked about the
etrccl witW hi ht under hisnrtn. At his
levees in Philadelphia, President Wash
ington was clad in black velvet, his hair
powered and gathered behind in a silk
bag ; yellow gloves ; knee And shoe buck
les ; hu held ia his tvitnd ;a cocked hat
ornamented with a eockade, fringed aboat
an inch deep with black feathers ; a long
sword in a white scabbard with a polish-
ou uieei uii;, uung at nis nip, iraveicr.
harvest field; from which they have just WH4T DOKS IT MEAN ? PUr
been relievc3.! The gathering , was ad- r : RY'S LAST. LIE. :
dressed by Ihopas It. Allen, the master Mr. innervisor Perry, eommrnly known '
SET TO WORK
Rom iminediate,ry employs converts
when they pass luto her domain. I he
are geueially set to (fo.j.hat specific wor
forthp lUhurch .which hi thiik, tJiem
most competent lo porforii. . Xt'is some
what fii.gular that she has 'placed a nura
ber of her latest piine- in -editoriaf chairs.
Tlic Rev' George . Wolfe, who Iuixm d
from the true faith into" Romanism a ye.ir:
or more ago, is mow editor of the "Oatho
Sate already .--Magnolia Monitor,
"Why don't you wash the bottom of
your feet, Joe I asked a grand motha et
a bov when he was pertorming tne opera
Hon of washing his feet belore retiring for
the nigift!5tvrhlcV lie gravelyf replied I
k I'm fwe
L;
lbjf gjrruiTr,jtMioi'i thiol
to 8Vabd-pJaed, do
This world is said to be: but the vesti
bule of an immortal life. Every action
iUAURlED,;
Ix the Metho4it Cliurrh, In "Stlttburr at 8
o'clock P. M. pt. 3, br It. L. WJUnwford,
Mr. Robert Shuvei, and MUr Margaret V.
Clarke both ofjlubury. ? ,c
At W. F. yVatnon'a on the evening of the
6th of Sept., byjW. F. WhIaoo1j., Mr. John
D. Rex, ion of George Rex, and Mm Hauler 1.
Plumiuer, daughttcof M. 1'iumintc, Lq , all or
IV) wan Countj.j
j DIED,
i
Ik tkit County on tht 4lb inst Francia C
wife of A. W. Ltaier Lxq., and daofhler of the
late W. B. Mcirkie.
nF.VALU ABLE PROPERTY
Ze derrM. mA dmlalrtiatorir. , , ,
tf&SKsell to the highr l LidJrr. &i tle To
SaJubcr. on tne 3Whj5eptenitn lnu,
420 Shares
"iiAiirilcOTwocKr
AlSO, a largo number f , j
, Hone i, Muleil Cattle and lion
25 taciiat GILOUl ftOOSaakala f 0 itl,
AXiIi THE liruUKTriTRv.
VhtlrriUotti Usra
MANSION HOUSR
Tbif -Fanutar ooaiai-ia BtiLtJ. Urre kt
of HEDS. valnable TAHLrTwaK. ajj
nuraberofGOOD TABLES. HUKiUr?"
Al.. a Ivainouuof lllt.ARytXG
TOOLS. indTarious rtIi ffxroal tm
perty. JH ElOtS C-VSl h A t j
. SaHibnrj, jirC-rSepVeJia,JiJ71r
P. 8. A Vlubl"KUlltJiatatUt:.tia.
Kept. II. :u. 't v
Tbc Dailr Sfxtinf IHtw CbirlAte
lie Staiidaid." The Il?v. M. A. Stewart.
thiir re?ciive) (mipani-s -'t'loan the j who was oiicft a-m prober t the Mnryland
LI'issi's of the (jri iman Reformed Clinrch,
ij fditor of the United States ''Uaiholic
Ilegitcr,! and i rfid to bo assisted by
tlie Rev. J. S. Ermentront, who paused'
through the "Mercei eberg Theology" into
the cfimrhuoion of Rome. It i al.o dated
that I'i-.fv8r Prru, lafeof the Misonri
Lutheran Church, wh-i is rtconvprt to'the
Bibiipy'ori-tht4 airtpleerhmtHV)tFHpedl ITle
time't;6nu; but the mimey did lior. "TIei
promist'8 made, like too inaiy ti-r"i only
to:ticklft the ear. and' serve '.lit end of the
mohrent, were hamcle:frty''rpodiated.
Ilelyii upon these broken reeds, the
Society Irad made'no'other urranemeata
and the time J was shorts Aftw days
would decide the faro of the Siato Fair of f li,pnf fairh, has been mad editor of a
North Carolina, not for one yr; but-pro
WKS4
orttie istateferanse.iwuo.maaetue siz:ii- as w Ijsnir rerrv. says1 tna most orthe babiv for all tne time.- 'Just here -it
ficatit declaration thar, before the advent Co'nslrvatiye newspapers hr the State that ' blobd.r shbwt(t itself thicke -than
of i374, thJgknffes will be the controil- eo Heoplemthe'pertratiori of hoa watcrrd'tWeNorth lUartlina Slaw Life
I m it i . 1,-- " t t i rmtw . 1 . i - . I LI IO 1 1 JL lllLll iwiwua uwtv V iv:icbaiivv V i a ll til w LafF v wwwww
power m ptates, ; Aere is. noting RevcQe fld;oier officers 'ehfoilcmg' the relief o
lujpiuuauic u Biaicuirm, auu ii. is .uii i eveuue law, ana tne question is - wiiat tne amoo
to rauroaa ana oiner mono- does in mean i inete is no election i nienon v
boding:
pjWiea.;? l ne corporations may poiiiae-;
finantly, as Ithejnarc in jlie liHbit of doing,
to their millions of cap
remember :that,r
dtnjr in this tate, no votes
ced rin'slioh ' even
nanv
fhersisler corporation ftud advanced
nt nects'sary tw carry m no com-
ie pians or me A:ricuiurai 50
npn
made of silen
;s trf ! 1jp ciely, thos'firmlystabK?hii tlie''Btate
ythiniMs Fair;" upon an rndtirlni tasta." 1 --"' !
. , . ,' qmeiiartd peaceaT)lt, except wu?n a rcye- Honor' to' whom hrthor MkiuK T)e( peo-
capital, but fbey. should fchf an iu 'pafty-'hpplMis ' io go' pJe k)f'4 North Carolina ill for in firm
in times of-great pub, tSrildshoosdiobodyasMii the case of iime'-in lheir; historr lie false -to thelrreJ
he excitenient; vast eapital. iff tbovH the Depttjy- Marshal T3eaver anil except oc-; cord.if they do-not proveihmselvea troei
worst thin gl an individual; Or corporation ciisidtfjill1 wliph .men 'get in to private- to tho.se who in the day of advtrsity wfrer
can have. I - j' : ' ' braw as . ttjey1 itre dai'y domg in ritber true 1b them. The North Carolina Stnte
I ' ' parts otv the planet, blessed by'thc best Lftj liwuranee Company is now 111 the
T- - ' I gov'erntnent the1 wbrldvfer Saw. first year of is existence; but it has already
... la if ' . . f
p-rperV ' is 'lt''tx-tMiisj UMjfxeaPot -a Jcon
vert Ms provereiaily intensi ' and thVir
sdb.nT?sioi?' t llru iw rtjle abject, 'thn
they ai-cktt to such work 1 1 !
1... t.
stui indie
tVe benefit
tliat docs not
r- f
Mt. VERJfON, N. C, 1 '1 There, was a lime in the history of taken a stand ; which its officers, and iho
j Aug. 30;h, 1873. 0ther!cQuntries at least, when it was1 a ipeojjleof the Slate-at large maybe jnsily!
DeaWiATCIIMan Let the law be f-ivortfe, tliongh not' alegar amnsetoeht; prond, and its judicious investment ot
what it may,hese times, there is always ontAshoot UeVerme; ever dollar ot us funds -in .Nortlr Cam-
' 1 1 . ;J-, officers. But we nave ehangod all that; lma;ttnd ' among our own people has
a lavorea appointee 01 me government and Bevenue officers now amuse-them- already been productive of incalculable
right behind f that law, whose privilege it selves; Ty shdotlng the people.' Aiid good. The benefits resnlting from the
is to construe and execute it ashepleasei. thaiy fp. crown all, Mr. Siipervsor Perry- establishment of this Company and the
Fach of these renresentativpa of thp Ona gravefy reports to Head Quarters,' at home insurance and-investments which it
Man Power holds his patent fr lb 'a8nl&&ton Cityj that the people Iu the offers the effects, are such that w are con
"1 , i ' . r?m- e I district are hostile iri their feelincs to-' fient that the people of North Carolina
1 a. m . J r j: i .I. .. t .0 .... . . .
uum-iwiiiiciui no ii;woru ,ur hub mm ward ' hi m a
tinguished sWvicei of having voted 1 for the denser
. . , ,w7 reaay . w eniorc? I vuuiago vucu wjyrcu-.y ..AUW iciicoiiiujj : A prott s.or ot Uorneil U niversity rc
hia dictatesabsolute ia his swav: Widi u is tather thiiu Mr: Ferry f T he Fed- ceutlv nublislied a'ndiribef'bf hints' ai to
nip'
ordinatea from fthd! clutches ''of the civil r fU. ur net fH w am IP vaV Ahftba
imy right there la none to dwpute I State; law. The Grand Jtirv of MtfTowi -v!.tA.,;a., 4. k
Y- - l . . . i iT mf t;ti .iiuw 11 un 1 win caa awmo ami . vj
From the centre all round to the sea ' M Pll rrfnntvliaaindWt.fi tl,m nA thv Hrti i :'i..t i.kL. tir. j- 1
mustbe tried, President Grant cannot thi?: and determined to remember it. Dav
Take, for instance, the very .vigorous save' jpeputy' :3laiisHalJDdaver and his before yesterday he Vas eating hU 'dinner
showing uj which the great seedman Party?harmless from llie penalty of the aloiie, and he 9hockd upon a piece of
James Vicl has lately given the Post-' f ntonly shooting youngOar- beef. 'Instantly he got down upon" his all
masterGenbal's arbitrarv BULWo'of the "X ' " L"r,i?"a S i, cougn. . us men,
. - vpmciu i .io v' w jusi ihiw. Airs, woodward came in, ana t lie i mores.
wardsliim ana nis subordinates, and that wiivnot'oe stow to appreciate ana reward.
mservative Press of the State fen- - -- n ' -
: .;.iIAPPy EVIty PAY. .
. Sidtiey'Sralfh ritt'!l.--1fo1hi!rti fro?n
newspHppffid jjirnervefl !t: fop liimse If : H
. tWu'.Mi yon -rLJ m; the So rtlhg-'form
a resvlntidn) lo 'Trmke the'tfay a liaiipy one
td a felloy-iMtn'rK "'It i easily dnne H
a let-off ganjp iit to iff m ill wlro needf if,-j .
a kind woi'.t t'M flM''8ofniwfiif;'it'i eneotir-'
;ing expression' to ilrir sn it:r--fnti'S,irt
themselves a lijrh't as air; will n u at
lek'sf for twt'iiiy'-liniiri'. ' Aud'if ' on Htc'
young,' d. pfml r;'ii ?r, it will fell whrn
you are ; and 'il yotr are old, rri inred
it will v"itf run g. nily uiid happily down
the tin-mi' ot liuiri to etThi'y. ' lly tlie
most hri.!' aii?hiueticars6iri, look at the'
result If yn hcml on persmv, only one,
happily through each dny,tln-rc- re three
hundred and sixty-five in the course of
the year. And supposing you live forty
yMig;oii!y afWryou commence th it couipe
of uiiiditiiie, you hav e made 14, GOO biins
liappj ; at all events for a time.
t . .
NEvV ADVKKlTLMENTrf.
Warranted Chill Cure.
The only warranted chill cure sold in this
ecliun of the Slate. Prepared by the Medicinal
Co., of C. 1'urely vegetable, children lake
it a well aa adults. For aale unij by U, ii,
Biif v1 O. Mbnejr refunded in alt caaeawhwe
airt"s are not tpected.
Sept. II, tf I
500 SACKS G. A. SALT,
100 do j Marshall's Fine do
100 Bbls.! Molasses.
In Store in piime order aud for Sale by
L UINGHAM C O.
Sept. U, tf
Administrators' Notice.
. The rinderi?jned having datyqnalrfied the
Adminiirator4 with the will annexed of John
I. Shaver, deceased, hereby notify all j eranna In
debted to aaid estate to make payment, and
tho.e tiavinjc claims ag iinrt ail t-t.ite are noii
fied to preent'them to the u'nder'ineii on r
belore the 2ndflay of ptemher, 1874, or thla
notice will be led in bar of Ihtif cecoTerr.
September &.d, 1873. - ' "
, llEWY A. LEMLr,
' ; KDAVISIIAVKK;;
62:tf AJmiruiralori.
OLtrrtrr
copy till nt biit"7-"vr.
PosititeriMueAtXores !
g. 15, 1373.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
i
Visitors oirer the -X, C. R. IL to the
SALISBURY FAIR !
OctoJber7t!i. 8th! 9th loth.
Will huve (he Benefit of the following
Itt-niaikably;
L,iv KATES:
u
u
t
M
u
... wa7 s , ,xi, ffliay ue pieasam Tor nevenue om- 8iop made ipon her by oodwanl'S extras
lake, tor another instance, exhibiting! cera w. amuse tliemselves by wantonly ordinary attldute and his b'arldn? Was that
the uselessiiessof" election laws, King 8hoUng cituens. but it lsnot quite' safe he had suddenly been "attacked with hy-
Kello of Louisiana 1 n to do. at a particuhtr stage of the game drophobia. So she first seized the pitcher
Tale fnr .till nntW' tW t " -ft ' tf . would; Hare been of water, and tookit from ibe room. Then
mH?l MiMT nMH; and H'mny lhat nch'i sjiese,Uoneofthe:g1rlsnp sUirs foAhe
Uaws generally, which . leave, the officer thineriwill he unnotiendn few ronVa hmii- ..: . K :. w..,v
. . , . . . 7 --7 ,-- . cv . f ; v" iuuicn wuau tii iiuuwii u.'r n mm
Igreat body of the laboring people, on the.
'6W nlej:jand the - monopolist 6,money
' gangers, rlng men, andr the mere polltl-
.qiana,r.mtt scrYers.on;'the other Cut,
vthich till win t is the question, most fre-j
-qaently aked. Some contend
' capital ' tW grearilail Iload uionrtpoliea
,u vtun, mm uieir millions or. money
.bribe voters, . will triumph .overlaVr
tt, grind it to the., eaiih even ioi
'poiingi greater bnrdens; thau: heretofore
'BU dar ftitbjii tHe Nirtoe and finnnesi
v jho great massses of the people "wil
inot permtj as to , believe. a.nysuch '. tuiag
.TheipcopJe hayo not.yet been brought u
.rcafli6 the enormity of the hardens ihev
nave been snnerinsr aud are vet auffVrin'.
under therjperiectiy free" to: euricU him ! fjpow it would be well : for IleV war aiid the ' family1 Wt"o'n it arid held
elfl --ii Ir . : :.,:. v .rl cne c8.t0 ecareful bow they shoot. I,i down. Tlie inadder he got the mo-re
hatjytrlal of the ; Credi r.th WW
Take the sha
Mobilier. fe
' . - V
the contract thjevi
law! . x '.;
Mock Liws::aud,Mobi
-!;W ll, wh4yfall
alarmed was Mis.'; . Wood'ward ; ' and tin
more ne a wore ana roameu ai me mouin,
o i I lli.'lilnro ' slid liKlJtin" nV tlin li-irot tril
-all, undcracolor of youngadies will giye; concert td-morrow gtvSn''an extra torn "of i be ''clothe Hire
i . .1 . I' :; iaipuUiy) .night , in? Morgauton. s Shu
nice around luo leg aiid ti irrg Irira to the1 siOve
oiled Wood-
nvrttfess' and
and prriinised
2 and' shave
p tiis scaip so as to
vl f?owurUi uioga ana uau lioaa moj
nnpoiies.. jThey,, aieT just beginning to!
waliep to the fact!; When they becom
fflPuiscdruliy convinced of the
; f unposcd upon them,thcse great
n.eB''Vl-? armer nd laborer Rings
Mni toonopoliei .will pass away like the
luist- before th'ei noonday's suni
r one of the weakest defences
W08t i outragedrpconle ' in times "of
VaijuorWt arrived, 'b.H,rapi41y;;ap
prubesii wouiii.-wrU for Kings to
J v!..!) .' ,... .. II ..J . n ...
i b.vVuigr. aim, noi suiter lueir in-t
Tevitable Uiomfi' hn. Rut tiira. V.
laeriMug
:f.tney w
. . . . .
'""fW.iU Ws.L' Kofi there
J. 1V Mitt everv wLwp rmmlTo
r
everv wLcrt mi.kIId '
-;r j ....v..- wi,miiiiij
io rsisiinevranny and oppression of
' A9nopol ef, and they are as sure to con-
uu th4.trqggljo longg j Jbere is an
ntvy in the fi. W as they are u triumph
about cmdiuI being ablrf lo control
jue'u even ia the subversion of their own
Warrenton JjlFemate, College. But. this
from the paper iUi -f-j si
. ?aJ ' nobbinVmade a handsome epeecb
to jii cohstiiJuents, 'Ve, will pit the Major
agajust 'ilie iworldfof ' savinir theriolit
iiVbe ligh place and the Hght time.
Wotre sorry we have noi ' fpace Rif ii
synopsis of his speech.
Sxeke Hite.-. A framer in Texts
has wiitton upon this subject to a scienti
fic journal. He aji a:
''I set out by affirming I kuow by
experiment hat the poldou of tha eualui
is highly concentrated nuniiual acid,
which poison i rintainel In a fmall sic)cf
at the: insertion of the fang. All fangs of
the poisonous snake are hollow. Chemis
try at; once .points out. the remedy an1
alkali) W in Texas rely solely upon
carbonate of soda, carbonate of ammonia,
and atjrohol. Upon a person being itilten,
as -soon as possible introduce the sod a, in to
the wound c also gire lha loda treely to
drinlcj We think all the good alqohol
does, is to counteract the deprrsiog in
fluenct! the poiion has on jUie heart and
arteries, which depression U very great. ,
"The same is the case with all stinging
inseetjp, as th wap and hornet. , .The
enrioits may .catch the wa?p with small
forceps in the middle, aud, .he can obser ve
a small drop of while tiiid upou the end
nf thei sting, .which it' putdn a solutoiriif
oda, ill xtervescer shuw.mg plainly the
treatment for. jilli such cases.. -.,
.AVt'isx, of'TVr Wateo. An Kd
cUbrech!uit;ll i-triodicarpoints m'ta'ii r'a'afy
gejijii 'It'saya :. ''Good wd
ter should be free ft 6m color, unpleasant
Idorand tasie. And ihould qurkjy Afford a
lal her. . ini a guiall pfti ttou . of ' soap I f
halt aL.pint oi uie wair oeypiAci-.u lira
perfvcfly. cen, colorji-ss,, gIass stoppcred
bottl-j, a fw grains, F M.-3P8f wn!l,eAU1
agar added, and the bottle freely exposed
to the daylight in te window of 'a Warm
rt))m the .Ifquid should noilf'cotnelurhid,
cvii jal;r exposure for a week ten days
If,h water iicctimes uirbwf 'it ia ,open to
the gfavc suwicion.of 'sewerage coutami
nation ;. but if it,rmtiin clear, U is atmO'i
cerjainly sile .AN'e Vwe ' to' IIel?c1i thin
simplie, valuable, but hitherto strangely
Jneglejcted tvsi.," , , i l( , ;. ( ;
, Cryps on tht dapc Tear. We are gllid to
learni that the damagea' done to the Cifp
pn thp IowUtds of the Cape Fear, between
ihvH.lace1 aiil.IayejtcYiUp, by hc ieceiit
imrit. iirHAhrtii Afe not ao rreat as wu
ivirlg- th-: trStaQrant fr' y "J. ' .:fi r T. - J.1.
forty Wnts "He afterWards f J-I'J -T
i Cu4rduyA:i.'. 4acepClbe.;crn crop )n .those l.ialiW
IJres.dnt m persbn And' extend the invita- supply of provisions and' befW hd had .yi.jetrufvably lum.-rU ilmmgton
' R4 Dr:'llall. 6f Trinity Churehw :Wl,F15l x) ;that tn th.- (Jniied
York.savs that th f .W 7. ue ""CKSterf.-I'saa i nuune,. sf,te n 170 Urere were f,34.r deail. i.y
.1 .. : . ' u to t ie u t imi ii had mm e n tftr .,, .Mb1 Kt
Charlotte to $aliburjr and return,
Harribnrff, : "
Concord, ?
China Grove,
Linwood, ,
Lexington,
Thommrille, '
High Puint ,
Jninestown
Oreennlwro' '
McLean '
Gibftonville '
Co. Sho, !
Graham
Haw-Eirer i
MehaneaTUU
Hillsboro' !
Durham
Morrisville
Carr - '
Raleigh
Clayton - ;
VtlmMill i
Selma
Princeton j
Goldj.boro' '
DanTille :
Uichmond j
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i tSalisburr, N. C
Air Sir: I bonrjit lt fall from Wai, .
Bojkin JfCbVUs-'tiot,-! Jr.f 3wBtei pf rmr
"Klutlif i Chill Cure" 1. 1 aold it 1 4 iLom; luting
chill, aud a lb i it a prevalent 'uktteia
raaoT neotiwn. d waAaoximia tot find a )pr)c
for Chill, Fever andj A(fue tc. jl linked c
rolU nfier the results of each Uttle, ome of
which uik-U jnjtxif -Landing ciW, and allow
me to y $Jn enry by tit tJfcOcd ft er. I an
r.ow wlliiijc it sod werranUmg a turt or no poj, .
Th'w "Klotlz'a Chill iire" aavea roanv
tor'n till uf$o, $10, ht $00. I efcchWthe pay
for 4 doten tuore, a the lt doin ia all rtnt
every Ixitile warraatiKl, and not it a i-ingW
naa ino ovoeoi i iih warrant bedn ailied-Ior.
Very liptctfiiUy tur.
I- U. J.jUYALS.
XCXTJTTZ'SjCZXXI.l pTJZ3LT,
containa neither QaUme nor Araejiie, i pertecV.
I v wfr, and ruakea poailivt and pcSoiaDvntciirM. 4
Onlv 50c-ent. Sold lv all Drurrists and couutrr ,
jiexcuania. xreparca wj . i
Sept. 4, If.
TIIEO. F. jauiTz
Druggist, tilif4ttrr, X. C
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$1.85
1.40
1.20
.80
.85
1.05
1.85
1.55
1.70
2.00
2.25
2 4"
2.f-i
2J0
2.75
2.95
320
3.65
4.05
4.20
450
4.90
5.10
5.30
5.55
5.90
3.60
770
Worth and B eauty :
WOOD'S HODBSlLIJiiGAZnil
AND 171K CJJKOul)
YO SEHITE
i : - j r! j . , .
Flaring control if the nitciilfln OH
Cli HO MO. YLUigUlTEwrli
a combiiaatioiiflitiJT-fcry atidcrfiriu xi.r,
Pennine wortw'ufjrrJfair.-t.ct 1
Thi liuc copy tt( piece ofarre cr" i '
work, ia not presetted in the nual li'ni
style :t dinieiiiohK, MrJ, tnal
ol very desirable g:'e, li itKelf.
LSI OTLHHX3JiZJS to ZL0 JLO OZtX
irraceil hit preseacei.' (: J i, i
Hat feir"eiiie of this bcaat fal 1 hrtur o will 1
be allowed to po to tLe retail ator. aud Ulo
will he bold at thcit
Actual ZLotaU Trices to 00.
while if ordered in jjonaectloa wli
unc, bota , 4 j '
; 01.50. s'
A a premium the picture tnr be obtain
ed by eudinjr nnjtwo n!M.riptonii for tb.
Magazine at f 1.00 jeaxb. or by sabnbiDr ht.
the tts irlae tirv -yearf ii adrkur, at L
per ainiisL ' 1 ;
WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZIXE.
8. E. SUU1E i. PaUULar. (
Aewborjoi, . T.
e a list, that, would MvSvtfPUer tbej .Jiaye.etyeii, con- hen the doctor c.inte, lie p
every cftldtnrV of the IFziMrtW cert8l1? otatesville and Newton to. -.wll. wat arrti froni dndef. thb
Mock LtW.fan MoAdminiatritinnL ! eaW?f8n jtoa their concert put flv bl. .terron his feet,
wr 11 1' .i v. ' - 1 i I was.a particularly puppy one. Ibe youofif to couie round in the evrtun
L ,, Well. what-Ot all thial rnn k T.- -f I..J:J;L" 'is?!' . ' '"i y .fo 1- : f' 1 .
rv -, T j -- hiauifB ,wctc emcieiuiy. assistea ov Messrs. 'lis nerta, in orner'to eti
ov;i : 4111 na see. ui, , s , i -Jr, ttvV;;f oard.' Ja Uaymer,; 11. A. lidst, n lieve his hrain. Whetithe doctor callW
"As" snre p fonder -son rolla1n' 'I the ,AugJ Rajmerand v"! 'pKrwin, ihat uitiii " AVbodtfafil ?had aprite-fight
heavens, a change is arnfoachin The tM:r?'?ah QeVri)wbn'ttio ith hiiVin the patibrj'nnd'' itfter ietidlrrg
vehiiiinri;fii.w.s L.i.! mn-ts tr4M Mto
" . " r"tTU?r' ot tna Aewton Mote -one of tTie teat kt wash the Mood 'frdVn1 Ma'oim' nnl cool
Kpttny :iuUotto make Wronff nerDetnali honsJ1.- knriw ,;f xr' .u5.. i.r.' w ' x
Nature, conunon-seuse, justice and. truly .wentjjforgaujof; tuid 'irom' there o 'the" Cornell proflespf. TheYeiwfl? btfphln
af they thelcrinrripotent'physiclani they h.tVll.ej ';ps j it js'Jeiy they will and'auguish in tlrat? 1 p 8 Itttrlorfof Wr-ftrng
will cure the sick roan vet 5 ! 1 - , g5v Weir .lastoncertjwf ihe'heuefit of iue when Vood;ard'arrrvW." Hd mean'sVar -
fn ; 11 v-lv ' vi . ' ' . . r a- ! Onihan.AsYjum:' ' "f " " ' "' ' 'to ihe knife Mcur'Adelef 1 ' -4 :
In all history, cU the wje ,man .hthes ! ; ' U : il
dominion lever finally ceasa? Willitt : pearcM tkey hdmade fof Viheirisetv?, LITE'S COMTOillS. 'Vs. ITS E-
Can any dther race imore than tempore hosjt feuda.1 .;Tlij?ir ole :Vnd''setfT i " . " . .;CES$ITIE9; "' ' ' '"
arily hold the bfllujcecheck to the whit sacrificing efforts ii. behalf of the. unfor- ' ' '
"5?? ??!lbl rih5 0freedom I . lunicUssj r .whose ' benefit ' tliey are ;'A"corre:pfenoWhyileTandf?A Senti-
Stop the iMa, if yon can Vf-hold lajpring, have won for. them thVWh ad- nel, in discussing trrbKtiucstio of rnarkvt
I ' t -T:xi ' I - " ' I - "'fn,fvti11" " .w"ose pooa opinion e&ieruon?, winch, js luc now'excjnnga
I k NiPW?!; ' Whila' we are white f. 4y. value.: Charlotte 0Wtrcr.I J coed deal'of tmereit And feelinir 'fn that
m in;pnnPje wo are safe: aNovother :.fvJ u'Z Ji u 'r" ' i dtiiaysf " 1 1 ":i 1 ; 1
I .Ti' r?11 VV this J jfi) Uonn.o'sJ Settle, ; I do nbtconsldef life'i bedsit leii liTe's
'?f!W:ped. oy:SrK?,Wel,'?I,2; A 'S- Merti" cornforts.and on bne ocrasf.,n 'noticed a
AmPeoU -..J'.i;'1" 'nMVH; SIean' wUh who'I. hadusl
. ,7 , : : n; ! fehfc.ITpn. S. H.: Rgry Cbloitel 1 inviiWtwo W his frierlds .to k tHornlhg-
-r.-;.;! V V1 ! ""drF T...f; Whavo been drlpk with him. Which 'fyvitattori wirt Wc-
. . ' . . . . iu nnm vran a M n ntn. ... a a. . . .'-j.:. . . . i.' - n i.-. i . -. ..... 4 . . ' 1
1 r mm m xantin.i ' t'''...v,v auuiiuiiirc iu iiiviih inffi'mii. i mi.ii .'i..f i
j v ... . ...v vviuiiicu i i - . , . " i uivu uiili uriiirp lirii
The above prirea inelude, alo, a ticket of ad
roimion into tne Fair GrooixU, which ia purch-
ed with the Jtail-Rond ticket at the Stationi
above mentioreJ. Thi nrrangement prevents
rrowrtinsr at 0e cate. I'artiea dtainnz Season
Fair Tickets,' can procure them at the rate by
giving op the Fair Ticket thev have bought at
the liailway Station aod adding fitly cent in
rah Tickets will be good two daya after the
eloae of the Fair.
JK?Arti5ier(or Exhibition lr.mported Fa EE.
S. K. ALLKN.
Gen'l Ticket Asod.
PhiAWmL N. C Fair Auodatio.
Sept. 11, 4t.
.0. F BAKER. & CO.,
i ; 4 i i --....v . ; - - i x uvw UIIL1 aji
I t.AroxG$ESSMAxV CoriTEiKil u"Uiiired Stale; tattfna thtfPiir. hoiad spent
Ouof ont jlxcUnges we are unkhle to ft P1!0" . ?mU? , w.ifh Visithe Went to' tlie
?a7iwH!Vn "t onS "go wrote the follow
ing. eoncerning Moiu VM; Robbiiis. iHe
ia a ,t capital jlsptaker.' , We take leave to
telibim, thaj we. heard -'! l'dy not long
ago speak inljvery laudaibry, terras of his
address delivered in the Summer before
edt "divkl.1 ia
$o&M foT&tfe -VSft an! 'Vt; rmkr.lteafChinre .i 'ifibs llkelyno kill himself aa the
J JWffisS' Tl- y?tneces?t1esHbef!TJ'w to kill hi
ovlST?? "'T te8 M' -PW-' said I--ifon hsd rised The city of 8t "Louis ia to vote on the
fk. fr. "rferectorXChnst ihforTv ihHn iin-e ue..ton' wliether the domestic do, the
vqnrcn, aeeiares that 'the dehnfmi-Ki " " J,7r,:ir", : ..ti. u i. v
uia Tnaine" tou' to i roonoc vj: or winowmeiior.wuiiiiw
i.vU-UL2'i.-ji.u --u -hi- - .T. Tvi .... . ??y . 1 : same war 'it woi
ea wiitvuxe monev naid -TirttrriTTVJ iriii w r.ii . . . ''..T...... u.l .: ' j ..i. oj.-jv t 1 1
;n, " 1 - -v roving litt levins
llfHIrai kmfertsJUtr9'tb dlkatae pf.pW.iflsiuds
In . ... . I mm. ' 1 "1
I oaia ne, Jiice a man, "Ion are right' I and Uie terror ci roanuoj uawvs.
And Cotton King Cook Stoves.
Aa.i'byiTb; .Parhir and oflce ftovea, a&4 war
rant them tojgir perfect ati-fiction.
Tin. Sheet-Iron &. Copper Work
dona at Uori BuUce nJ iu tl e tt wanner.
KOWATi CV t SI' IM IH Uf E2I0. i OUXT,
riti.rfe H..II )
tiik r v r; ik Noin ii cakomxa
Tot(ievnre l''l iil-e Dv(t-uiUti ja'i- n md
VP fr miiftl l"l ' pi?:ir rf- the
it to be
held f"r t !.'":! of Kornan at (he Court IIoue
in Slf"V tu thf-adi jLJoiy of liia Jrd
MonHiv ol fM-pleroW aud anwr ihe romplaiat
whU ttr'it iHkwd iu t.M.- oJ.lv 1 Clerk
uf i! Niitt ir ( i.uif fur alii lMtniir. within
il.- fr.t il.rke !ayi of ai 1 T.i;a ai.d oj wil
takeiKXteehat if yao fail tr aitwrr iLr aiH
coni.i.in withi' tht lime, ihr Piiniitr will
apt ly l ihr Caji ; fyrihf relief dmiaiMlrd in
the cnirliJrt. .'
Hereof fiil not, of this aummona make
due retnnuf '
Given under my band and real oi raid Court,
this 10th day of September, 133. .
i.: - JOIlNA. HOYDEN,
I i a s. c, Jvz
Sept.
THE GREAT ItEJIEDT FOR
corj$ur.iPTiou
-which can' be curec( by a
tiinclvrcsoxt to, thisjstand
ard i)rcpaitation, as has been
proved by! the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietori. It is acknowl
edged by j Tnany rorhineiit
physicians! to bo thef most
reliablo preparation etcr in
troduced for' tho relief and
cure of all! Lung cbmyilaintB,
and is oflaed to tho public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. "Whcn
resorted to in season, it scl
dom fails to .effect a ipeedy
cure 1 m po rnoii ficrerc
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
,Croup. "iYhoopinc: Cough,
KffucnL! ,A6thfnrLiC6fds:
Sore Throat, Pains of Sore
ness in thi.Clict;anA
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, fcc. "Wistar'a
Balsam does not drjr up a
Cough, aid leave the cause
behind, as' is tho cake with
rhost preparations, :but it
loosens and cleansts tne
lungs, an all ajrs irrjtatioii,
thus removing the ' cinso of
the compliyit
i -
tn ar
rrrrr w wivlb EOXi Zirfa, aai
land:DcedafiTrustae Deedf,
Commissioner Deeds, Sbenff
Deeds, ClintMlorlgus,
For Sale at-tbisrolficr.