Inevitable.
The New Yorlr Tribune savs: We have
It ag f .rsn and feretotd the annexaftoa of
Che Antilles, though nut sharing iu the
general desire for it. We should infinitely
prefer a tree confederation ot the West la
die, under the protectorate of the United
States if necessary. But it is useless to
attempt to igaore the inevitable coarse of
things. The insane and bloodthirsty
conduct of the Spaniards of Cuba has forced
upon the United States an intervention
which, oaee begun, wilt never end until Cuba
it a pari of our Union. The story of its
annexation will he no idyl The massacre
of Cubans at Santiago will be followed at
avo distant dav hv tha masaajtrtk of S rut muni
where the Cubans hare the necessary numbe
rs. Thnseaident journals which are crying out
so briskly for bloodshed will have enough
of it before the contest is over.
Htpockist. There is much hypocrK
7 In aflfoctiug to giro op the pleasure of
tbe world from religions motives, when
we only withdraw from it because we find
a great gratification in the pleasure of re
tirement. "My dear children," said an
Id rat to bit young ones, "the infirmities
of age are pressiug so heavily upon mo
that I have determined to dedicate the
short remaineder of my days to mortifica
tion and penance in a narrow nnd lonely
bole which I bare lately discovered
But let me not interfere with your enjoy
ment ; youth is the season for pleasure ;
bo happy, therefore, and only obey my
last'iustructions never to come near me
in my retreat. God bless you all." Deeply
affected, snivelling audibly, and wiping
hie paternal eves with his tail, the rat
withdrew, and was seen no more for sev
4 oral days, when the youngest daughter,
moved rather by filial affection than by
that curiosity which is attributed to the
sex, stole to bis cell of mortification,
which turned ont to be a bole made by
his own teeth iu an enormous Cheshire
FasUTCH Manners. One of the high
est systems of the French style of man
ners
is that it tacitly lavs down the
principle that all persons meeting in the
same house know., each other without the
formality of an introduction. Any man
may ask any girl to dance, or speak to
anybody at a private party. This in no
way extends to public gathering', where
the guarantee of supposed equality which
results from the fact of knowing the same
pMt does uot exist. But in drawing
rooms the rule is absolute; everybody
...II. ---'-' fin
- av r
HUk tv evcrjruouy. x uis is an in
telligent and most practical custom ; it
facilitates conversation ; it dispelr all awk
wardness towards- your neighbors ; it
melts cold natures ; it makes it possible to
pass a pleasant hour in a house where
you do not know a soul ; it gives a look
of warmth and unity 40 a room. No one
It obliged to sit gloomily and in silence
between two lepelling strangers. If you
want to apeak you are sure of a listener
Of course people are often regularly intro
duced to each other by the master or mis
tress, especially at dinner parties ; but in
those eases the object is to put a name on
them, not to authorize them to converse ;
for that set no permission is required.
-
A UIKCU8 SUCCUMBS. Lent's New
a , - .
ork Circus disbauded hereon veaterd.-iv
Thowf have made arrangements to wintet
tueir circus apperatus, stock, drc, with
Bold Wooten, of this olace. Tha r,,n
they assign for their failure, or rather ens.
pension, is the scarcity of money through
oat toe ooato. Ton manager said that
iney had met with very heavy losses
during tbe last six weeks, and as matters
coutiuued to get worse rather than im
poring, thev knowing if they persisted
m running the show with daily expend
itures of from twelve to fifteen hundred
uouars, mat rum was inevitable, hence
they decided at Columbus to disband and
to go into wiuier quarters here. A por
tlou of the performers will stay in the eity
oil winter. Thirty-five left last night for
a iioir aisD inding only am
owms to a temporary suspension. Thoy
now purpose reorganizing next March
and commencing their spring tour from
thie point. We think of buying that lit
tle, elephant, that made so much noise last
TrtV'!rieren.adi,,6 Panose.-
amwmu Jicruui, XVwf, IBM.
t
in a Dreaeu of promise ease at Fort
Wayne the lover was convicted of wri
ting : "Mi hart beets oaoly for the, mi dar
a
Probably the oldest timber in the world
'J11 which is found in the aucient tern
pros oi Jiigypt. It is 4,000 years old
ana perfectly sound.
A newspaper philosopher has discov
ered that when a woman gets a letter she
carries it in her hand, but a mkiJ. at
pounds ot sausage she manages to squeeze
in her pocket.
Coleridge, when lecturing as a young
man, was once violently hissed. Uettri
mediately retorted, '.'When a cold stream
oi uruui is poured on red-hot prejudice
uw Kwiiuvr mat mey mas.
V. TtrVaO im k It Ij S
uw umiteo to any
mmunlty or political party There is
a man in Atlanta who spanks his baby
With a plug of Stultz's 4 A tobacco, which
uewtia av iwu UOIIHI'S a pOUlld.
4?. lT?h. PPer "motions the ease of
m , Ml !u. ,ore '!th broth
... uu cwuiiuiueu suicide in oonsequenee-
' lOXitij. A farmer should not attemn
ny extraordinary large gaius. This
must result in some failure elsewhere.
Winn he strives for much money from
cotton, he neglects some leak, and the
pro5? bk . Hii object erer be
to-PWhct aod prorida for land, stock, and
Ojejr will surely respond to any ordinary
i;?r , I
at Wo find it poor economy to keep any
binttof wheeled earriages or wagon, on a
board floor. A dry earthen floor is better
and much cheaper. Wheels standing on
? fl,or w,il1 ned the tires
tightened much oftener than those on the
hare soil.
t M i
. ' A Sao TaaciDr. San Francisco
Nor. 16. Joseph Farrady and his
friend, Charles Dodge, went to the theatre.
They weot ont to take a drink between
the acts, when Dodge became suddenly
ill rain died. Farrady seems to have
thought ho would be accused of poisoning
Lis friend and blew hi stains ont.
NEWSPAPER LAWS.
We receive so many inquires as to die laws
governing the circal atioa of newspapers, that
we find it necessary to publish the following
summary, which will cover all the questions
that have bees addressed to us :
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continue their subscription.
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of their periodicals may continue to send
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are directed, they are held responsible till
they have settled their bill, and ordered them
discontinued.
A. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take papers from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.
6. Any person who receives a newspaper
and makes use of it, whether he has ordered
it or not, is held In law, to be a subscriber
and must pay for it.
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. Unpaid letters are sent to the Dead-letter
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ters.
FURNITURE!
J. A. CLODPBLTER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture,
' WJ Invite attention to their stock ofCot
tae Bedsteads French Chaimber Suits,
991 Walnut and painted Cane Seat Chairs.
Rocking Hhairs of all descriptions, Extension
Dining Tables tables of all kinds Wardrobes.
Bureaus, Washstands, Wbat-Nots, Sofas,
Reception Chairs and Parlor Suits. Also,
:nany other articles which we are prepared to
ell as cheap or cheaper than any House in the
western part of the State
no sure to call. nearly opposite the Mansion
Hotel, nett door below the Express office, see
ur stock- and near our prices. Our terms cash.
Special orders (made from photographs in
our office) will be supplied.
ty A full assortment of Rosewood, Me talk
nd Walnut Burial Cases, which san bo f nr.
uished at :? hours notice.
Jan 1ft ly.
rnt a 1 - ' . L m. 1 .
ine oniy Keiiable liift Distribution in the
Country !
L. D SIE S TWEIVTIETI
GRAND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION
Gril?T Enterpriqi?
Tobedratcn Thursday, January, 1st, 1&3
00.000 00
XXT VALUABLE GIFTS !
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$20,000 IN GREENBACKS!
. ONB GRAND CASH PRIZE
$10,000 IN GREENBACKS!
One Cash; Frixe of $5 000 IV GREENBACKS
Two prizes $3,000
Six prises $1,000 Each in GREENBACKS.
Ten prizes $500 J
OZAA j 1 is rm.m
w yota ana saver lver Hunting Watches.
-r w jivm to B9uv saea.
Ooin Silver, Vest Chains, Solid arid Double-
oiiver-ware, jewelry, Ac,
x uuniteo to 1UU,000.
4Wf8 WANTED to Sell TickeU
io wuom Liberal Premiums will be naid
1 tcaeu $20 ; Twenty-five Tickets $40.
Circulars containing a full list of prises, a de
?i0":?! U,'e maPTOr of drawing, an? other
..u.w lu reierence to tbe Distribution
will be sent to any one ordering them. All 1st-
wuk u Buuresseu to
?rrca, L. D. SINE Box ft
101 W, Fifth St.
CIKCIKKATl, O,
nU&vzfzSiS
rJSl;Lh!'e.lintrumeDif hTe wld wide
reuuution as unquestionable tbe best
guaranteed as such and fully Warranted
as represented. PurshlholddlSK
. J. r. KUECKEBT,
. AgWtt WlUflKOTOS, N. C
part of the country.
wtenaeu 10 irom any
Aug.7U
m
Insure Your Life,
:1
I
IH THE
EQUITABLE LIFE
Assurance Society
(efN. y.)
Assets (I31.000.0OO,
Income $9,000,000.
Dividends Declared Annually.
Canvassing Agents wanted. Apply to
J. ALLEN BROWN,
Gcn'l. Agent
INSURE YOU HOUSES,
LCD
J
FURNITURE, and
MERCHANDISE.
The Imperial (of London) L.on &
Lir & Globe, (of London,) Under
writer's Agency (N. Y.), Franklin
(of Phila.), Georgia Home (of Colnm
bus, Ga.), and Old North State (of
Warren ton, N. C.) are ail represented by
J. ALLEN BROWN,
Agent.
FERTILIZERS.
r j . . . : - - i
Pure Peruvian Guano, Sal Pacific
Guano, Navassa Guano, Baugh's
Raw-Bone Phosphate, and "No.
-1 T f "ww as
i." iiump juime, is.ept on band, or
ordered at any time. Farmers will do well
by Engaging what they want at once.
Time given to parties giving undoubted
security, or lien on crops.
J. ALLEN BROWN,
Office No. 2, Granite Row
at At well's Hardware Store.
Salisbury, N. C. Aug. 28, 187-tf.
BANK OF STATESVILLE
CHABTXO under act or THE GENERAL assembly
OV MORTA CAROLINA.
Authorized Capital. S500 OOO
THIS BANK has been organised under the
Laws of the State, and all the requirements
complied with.
Deposits received subject to Check, and when
special arrangements are made Certificates if
Deposit will be issued payable with interest at
the rats of 8 per cent.
Executors, Administrators, Guardians, or
others holding money in Trust, are authorised
byt law to deposit in this Bank.
Highest price paid for Gold and Silver
Coin and Old Bank Bills.- and ami
Banking Business transacted.
REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE.
SAUL. McD. TATE, Pbbsidest.
K. P. SIM0NT0N, Caaher.
i ;
Statesville, N. C, Aug. 11, 1 3-3mos.
Valuable Land For Sale.
Ha vine become the snip Pmn:A.A. r
TSluable Tract of IW TZ
- wemian mrringer, and located one mile South.
T t t t. . J UT
neat ot Kowan Mills station, andharing no use
for I propose te sell it. This track. cWnrt
ingoooA acres, is resarded hv
as one of tli vr W
iJ ul . . "CT - uw eugioiy situated
lSlwCr lt " drairbl7 dapted to the
cultivation of corn, cotton, tobacco, and the
Sfti ? 100 acre ' bottom,
of winch about 7o is in rnlt ;?.; im TP
also, an excellent dwelling and other out build
ings in great number, a good well of water, Ac.,
5' Safc?-" P1 myself near
Mt Pleasant, N. C.
June5:6mos.
M06E8 BARRIER.
.CJ&I6E&CRAIGE.
ATTORNEYS At uw,
AND
Solicitors in Banhnt)fn).
BP1! S racial Ua:...:j..'n .
. -r utiiupiQ toxToceeings
. .
A BOOK FOB THE MILLION
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Notice to tits Affile ed tad Unibrtaaat e
. SuttSte t. saV'saU'latt
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vt. saiu
ku - - - 7 matt, uu ta
t.,' . . rree. Ke. UK. Kick Ik aanav
SaeeasBarkatass cktawi, Si. Uau, Ma.
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The World Astonished.
THE AMERICAN
Button-Hole, Overseaming
AND !
COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE.
The first sod only BUTTON-HOLE AND
SEWING MACHINE combined that has
made its advent this or any other country,
tST The following reasons are given why
this is the best
Family Machine to Purcham,
1. Because it will do
1. Because yon can
everything that any ma
iqujcaiy rame or lowerltlie
feed to adapt it to thick or
enme can uo, sewing
from the finest to the
thin cloth.
coarsest material, hem
8. Because you hare a
ming, felling, eordini
ruing,
gath
abort deep bobbin br
braiding, binding.
which the thread is eon
enng ana sewing on, ststantly drawn from the
the same time raffling, centre ; the tension con
quilting, etc., better than Reqasntir area and does
any other machine. not break the thread .
2 Because the tensions
9. Because tbe passer-
are more easily ad j anted
foot turns back : that the
than any other machine.
cloth can be easily maov-
3 Because it can work ed after being sewed.
a beautiful button hole
making as fine a pearl as
10. Because the
mechanics pronounce it
by tbe band.
the best finish ad and made
on tbe best principles of
4. Because it will em
broider.o ver tbe edge mak
any machine manufactur
ing a neat and beautiful
ed . It has no sprincs to
border on any garment
break; nothing to get out
nf order.
11. Because it is two
machinesin one. A Bi t-tox-hols
WoKiixe and
6. Because it will work
a beautiful eyelet hole
6. Becanse-it can do
over-hand seaming, by
which sheets, pillow cas-jSawiKO Machim co
essnd the like are sewed
bined.
over and over.
SoT" No other Machine can accomplish the
kind of sewing stated in Noa. 3, 4, o, and 6.
Parties using a family sewing machine want
a Whole Machine, one with all tha improve
ments. It is to last a LIFETIME, and therefore one
is wanted that will do the most work and do it
the best : and this machine can do several kinds
of sewing not done on any other machine, besides
doing every kind that all others can da
The American or Plain Sewing Machine.
(Without the button-hole parts), does all that Is
done on the Combination except button-hole
and overseaming.
MERONEY 9c BRO., Agts.
Salisbury N. C.
Examine them before purchasing any other
Sewing Machine.
hdo not hesitate totay the A merican Combination
surpasses all other macbiaes. Besides- doing sll
the work that other machines can, it overseams.
works bntton-hoies in any fabric, from Swiss mm
tin to Beaver cloth. I have nsed Singer's SI oat
Howe's and tbe Weed machines, and find the Smer
ican far superior to them all.
Miss M. Hut-ledge.
I have nsed six dfflerent Sewing Machines. Tbe
American surpasses them all.
Mas. A. L. Rathbt.
I have used Tht Singer and other machines and
would not exchange the American for any.
Has. H. X. Bkjngj e.
Salisbcsy, K. C, May S3, 1879.
Meronet A Hro.. A fits, American Com. 8. M
Bin : I have ussd the Howe. Singer. Wheeler a
Wilson, Wilcox A X!ibbs Sewing machine, and
would not dive the A mericsn Combination lor all ot
them.it will do all that isclaimed for it in the tircu
lar. I consider its uperior to all others 1 have ever
aeea. Very Respectfully.
Mas. Gan. W. Habbisom,
We the undersigned take great pleasure in giving
our testimony of favor of the American Sewing
Machine in preference to any other, believing that
it-ia truthful ly recommended as tbe best machine
made. It ia simple, runs very light and does not
get out of order ordropsticbes.
Mas. Laoua M. Overman,
" A. L. Fopbt,
"J. Allen Bbowb,
"A. W. Not nEBN.
" A. E. Jones,
" M. E Thomasok,
We have seen flaming advertisements and heard
much aaid by Agents of other machines.
We will forfeit one hundreds dollars to tbe con
tending paity, if after fair trial before competent
judges tue American Macnine will not do as well
if not better, the work done on any other machine,
and do valuable work that bo other machine can
do.
We have been Agents for Sewing Machine since
1856 have sold Singer's Lad Wsbster'a Atwator's
and Floience'a, and have abandoned all for the
American.
Send and get sample af work.
No 40. -tf. MBROMEY k BRO Ag'st,.
THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
IRE
INSUEANCE !
COMPANY,
OF RICHMOND, VA.
Assetts, 1st January, 1S73, - $472,867.23
Issues Annual, Verm, tad
Participating
Farm Property a Specialty.
IB. U. G. DAVIDSON, Presfaent.
JORDAN N. MARTIN, Vice -President.
J. 12. NEISWANGER, Secretary.
S. B. JONES, GenertH Agent.
J. ALLEN BROWN, of Salisbury,
Canvassing Agent
LEWIS 0. HANES, of Lexington,
Local and travelling Agent.
UNIVERSITY - VIRGINIA
Opens October 1 ; continues th rough ninemoalhs.
It is organized in schools on the elective system,
with full courses in Classics, Literature, Science
(with practice in Chemical and Physical Labora
tories), in Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teach-V?,V"LAKricnitu'-
Apply for Catalogues to
JAME8 F. HARRISON, Chain-an, P. O.
University of Vy! Albemarle Ctv, Va.
Aug. 14 tf.
$72 CO EACH WEBE
AgenU wanted everywhere. Business strictly
hiumate Psrticulsrs free. Address,
ly. J. WOBTH A CO., St. Loais, Mo.
sass
I
!5afcePfc
YEARS AGO
MEXICAN
tl .1 r'4
Waa Srtt k
In
series are Wfii Known 1 nroa sjhont t h c
h bl tb 1 p world . It hai tht slslsSt avsnt
t.Jm?Lr or ay tlsUaawsit 1st thsi
wM- From Ska an mil mm a stawsa aalls-
on. or bottles SS)M St romplalnt has
er reached Sis, and ai m healing and
PAIN SUBDUING LINIMENT,
IT MAS HO EQUAL.
It Is
all cum of Cnu. Brniaei . Bum. 81
tism. Hard Hweiunss. Biles, rnt,,. miatas
wewus. frozen feet, tars, Ac. Ac. aaons sO
SSrUJ saattik, Vlsd-OaBs, Hoofle. TMn. Bprln,
halt, Saddle. Collar tad Hirarss alsi also lllTiTli
Hfjrses, Moles or Cattle.
i, rn.ua jor npnuin, ounocra, BWfBuSvS, rou.
mm
LINIMENT
VOL ALSO
Cars IVsarslrJa. Rheum atiam. Oeat.
Halt lUieuui. Folaonom Bitea.
MM
MuacU AShettoos. Sore Nipples, Ac.
JuaUyUrmedthepaiiaoeafoi-all
EXTERNAL WOUNDS.
as
Remember, t b la Liniment d Id
S a asy as-a xai
aasirSp Am tnouTcaai. cm
MOST
Mbtw-Bobm ajn M
tas ex
the ezperissks of orer thirty years of BrhU. oi
the moot satstsiitsl reoatts, and by a aSBMaM
If the T.fctmeat ts sot as r
Moneylwill be Refi
Do not be Imposed upon br name ear
1 1
ttent cUlmlnj the urn properties or revolts They
arsaohsoalaood. Bo m. aoS .sS aoSiaSa,
yum JjmnL
1 v sif. DaooaisTa abd Conmi 8-roass at
aOc 004 auad tl.OO psjr Bottles.
Norics Sin or Borax. Bras, Ac
LYON MPO. CO.
ATHAIRON
Only 5V Cents per Bottle,
It promotes tic ?:.:oTTTT, PBF.SEBVBS
the COLOl), and Inerasaat take Vlger
svavd BiCAUTY or the IIAIBU SS
Orsa Tararr Trim un T.mv t'm.iu. .
Uais waa noa piaoed in the market by 11
E. Tbouaa l.yuh, a grwluato of rriaeeteta CoUase.
The name ia daifrod f ruui the Greek, " K atttso," aV
auyina; 10 ciesass, trnny. t'jurtmmlt, er rra'ara. The
laror ia ass recti Tea, ami ine ropnlarttj it host
aa uupreaaxienTea ana lbcnxUbw. It baa
GaowTa and Baarrr of the Haib. Ik hi a
nraaaina;. It ersdioites DandriaC IS preroats the
Hair front tttmiaf rTay. Ii keep the hee4 OaoL ssat
tire. Us. i hair a rieh, njft, stoaayni ttlatto
; , i ' f " . k. mm mmm
sans in QrajrrrrY and UrkXJTT aahtraaoTar k Qatssv
TES of a Cemtust Aim, an.t iaaoU by ail Drueaiats aaA
Qa m a m i . -k. aL ! '
f mi Glory is Her Hat
LYON'S '
ATHAIRON
kaV SW ii ras: mm
TI1E GREAT KEMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can be cuix.il ry a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has lKen
proved by the limidretU of
testimonials received by t lie
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparat ion ever iit
troduccd ibr the relief and
cure of art Urting- complaints,
and is olTercd to .the public,
sanctionetl by the experience
of over forty y carts A V lien
resorted to in season it seU
dom fails to -4-fleet a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, bronchitis,
Croup, AYlioo)ing Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Bore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. AVistar's
Balsam does not drv iin a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, bat
it
loosens aud eleausc
liincrs, and atlavsiri-itii
the
itioit.
thus removing the cause of
me complaint.
' MiKi-AKKi) ar
BETH W. P0WLE A faDBB
Aad aoad by DragMiate aaO Tteslara
Land Deeds, Trustee Deeds,
Commissioner' DpoHs Rltoriflf
Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, dot
For Sale at this ofli ,
MUSTANG
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Lnrrsnarnv But waaee
other Liai.
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THE
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WATCHMAN OFFICE
1 -' l;t! r i-;-rt bile .
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is well supplied with
A lafge and elegant assortment of
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PLAIN ( FARCY
SOB TYPES,
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Pictorial or
CUT ILLUSTRATIOKa, &C.,
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suitable for all kinds of
HANDBILL
PRINTING.
Finer and more Ornamental Types for
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Business & Professional
fiAEDtt
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Visiting, Party and Wedding Cards ;
College and School
Circulars of all kinds ;
PAMPHLETS,
Tobacco Notices and
LABELS
for all purposes ;
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For Clerks, Magistrates
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and Solicitors ;
Or anything else required in the
Printing Line.
TUB
Carolina ID a t r Ijman
AS A NEW8PAPEB,
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Is a candidate for public favor. Its
circulation ia good, and its standing
and patronage improving. It ia one
of the beat advertising mediums in
the State, and offers its facilities on as
liberal terms at any.
200 HEAD OF BEEF
Cattle Wanted
The undersigned wishos an T
Hundred fina Baaaf PartU k,(.k t.
r ' 7 t mm - a, e aj WHIVtl USf taV
prepared to pay tbe highest cash prices.
He would also iaforss tbe Chiaeas of
Salisbury that be la furnishing the mark
et with beef four times each week ; samel :
on Monday. Wednesday, Friday and 8at-
mwmmj neiaaawn
ae . JOHN BEARD.
May22-tf.
ALL KIND 8 oj COUBT AX DM A
GISTBATES BLANKS mi this office
illanlis
Cheap phattel Mortgages,
and yarious other blanks for sale here.
A Second Hand Piano
FOR SALE.
Enquire ai this office.
Aag. 28, tf.
Scientific American
FOR 17
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sea tm fully nxurntAm
Tlketesamric Asxbsucsb, bowib
savoys tsw wtdeat ctrculatioti of u,7ZZ
periedfeal i. tbe world.
lu ooo tents embraoo Uae aalees anJ .
information pertaiaing- to the InAmJLi
OI atW IBTCBllona, 1W IWpMBIIIIlSa StwKT
casaoa, aad IaproTod lodaotrkoa at mliZI
Jaesnl Nasvna FaH. IU.;M t T ;
Adrko. bf Practical
oal WritersL for 'iv
Kan ploy en, ia all tbe rarioao Aria.
Descriptions of Imninin i
Metadorgy ;Tsoo7do?tbe Uteai VnTt
the Applications of Stoam, Steam fftmiaTiiI
Tbe Latest Disooreriesin PbotrajraphT
iasry ia the Arts sad ia Domestic or Hw
atVOOIMMIiy.
Tbe latest I r formation pertaininf
Beesjr. JiortieoJlBra.
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d a a - ei Si n oaTi Si
oes. Food,
Hrallk
In abort tbe arWrJe naaa f ik.
Practical Arts are embraced witbia tbe
roe rwerfrra- Amertean. No person
to Bet lBSeJlaaaaaitl I- I . . f
sbs
wunout thu paper.
ramom Xmtnk? EnlHneera,
Teachers, Qerfyaaen, Lowrera. and) fmeskbi oi
all Professions, will tmd Use 8ekaeiae AmSm
w TOoo. lt sBoeM aaoej a SSjkaf im
erery Family, Ubrary Study, OS andCoawt-
.m, , . titij ncauui xvoom, tOasSSO.
Academy, or School.
Published weeAIv. anl;!. " - a
S3 a year. '
Tko raarlr nmKM nt V. . a; k
eea make two splendid vohamo of aeSBtr oao
taawaaod pajrea, equiralent ia con ten u to W
TVmstnaa' ordinar Rami Pan I. rkflut.it
m ' j ... vkiHi aam
of all Patonu ieaaed ie BsjMisAsi : oonkia
nanera, no- ( o I'.rk- v
In conrrectioo witatWI
t iaW A n rHcanaf eaaea 1
. A Co. a(B &kl ir-i Lnia a a .
can ana r oreijrn t'atents, hare bad orer X
oBpeneame, ana aaoe the largest establi
in the world. If tou have made an l
write them a letter aad seed a aketcb . tbey wiM
promptly inform too, free of cbana wkotbaT
your detice u new and patentable. Tkee will
also send Ton,ner of ekmrme, a copy oflbe ftaat
Laws in full, with instruction how lo ,rnl
to obtain a patent. Address Mr A co 27
Park Bow, 'ew York.
Subscription to tbe Seientiiic Americaa takea
at this ofhee. Price SS a year. bQt, t&ll tf
8PIKIT OF TBE
rT HE Smbit or tub Acs will present a pair
A oSbm pestBes worth SAOO to erery mtZ
acnber tor I87S, who pays Si 50 ia adraaot lar
year's subacription. Tbe pictures en titled
Ra phsfl'a Cherabs is erocutrd in th ahsatyk
of Lithofrraphic printing ; the printed aurbacsa.
each is 22x28 inches, and the picturesatll ia tko
stores for S2 60 per pair.
Boo. T. IL ParrcHABJtt, D. ContnWaee
Kor. H. T. IIcdBov, Uacra. "
The Age is a weekly Family Paper,
to the Home Circle, the Farmer, the M
the Tradeaeaaa, alike in ererr sect ion at ska
State; it is not sections! in its chsracter, ear
partisan or sectarian. Besides sll the sews of
tbe day, col Is ted with a view to correctives aoa
accuracy, iu columns will be filled with the
choicest matter sppmriate to the diaWent de
partments Stories, Historical and Hiooraphacal
Sketchea, Trarel and Adventure, Ssbbsih Kens-
inr, u it sn.i Mutnor. At nru tura lata
an pi tone of the Aows of the Day,
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The publication of Oriirhial Siuri is ai
feature of the Age, and for this year we hare
procured several Irom the pens of ) tutelar aad
interesting writers. Ia ibis Deportaoa aaase
we can promise our reader entertainment easel
S . B . .S r mm -mm I m. '
in ens racier 10 mat oi anr ot ine popalar
papers.
TERMS IN ADVANCE :
One copy one year, (with 2 picture,
at a at wilboot picture,
" " ai x months do
USt
so
1SI
Krerr reader of the Sri bit or
published before tbe war, is earnestly
in renew ineir petronagr; send for
copy. Address,
EDWARDS BROCGrlTOll.
Fob. 13. tf Raleigh. N C
-THE MOENLNG STAK.
DAILY EDITION:
THOUGH ONLY riVE YEARS OLD.
HAS THE Largeat Daily CircuUUoa ef say
newspaper in tbe State, and a drealatioe SB
Wilmington fifty per cent. Isrsrer that that
of any other paper.
WEEKLY EDITION :
Now combined with the Cabouna Fas-
mkr. makiog one of the best
newspapers in the South.
very largo and rapidly increasing.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
Daily Stab 1 year ..S7 St
6 months. k..S
" Smeatbs,...
W ess ly Stab 1 year
6 montha
k..l"J
3 uiuntbs. J.
It mar be mWt afaerted that ae
paper erer established in North Care
made such rapid progress as Tot M OBJtrjnt
Stab.
iySend for speciineB copies.
Address. WM. H BERNARD.
WILMIKUTON.XC.
SHITrS LI Mi PIESEIVtl
Iaaaiiro and efectoaJ care for:
CONSUMPTION
And all tbe dieases of (be
Send for circular to
WM. A. Smith,
Concord, ,
For sale by
C. K. RABKKB A Co.
Salisbury If. C.
And all principal druggist in tbe CaikoS
States. AprilStsB-,
JOHN S. HENDERSON-
Attorney and Counsellor at Dsns
Solicitor in Bakmpt7t
SALI8BURY, N. C.
17 Special attention paid to
iugs in Bankruptcy.
reb. 20,-tf.
M. J. F twRlFFITa-,
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PATENTS
DENTIST.
Having located in Salisbury, soncits s prat
tine in the town aad aurronnding country.
OHAKOEI MODIAATl,
OFFICB
Cbrarr of Main A Bank StrorU Tm
doers Acfoar Hoyden Uoumt.
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