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Myst3riou3 Disappearance.
The City of Savannah has oHate beeu
the scene of several mysterious disappear
ances. 'Fit? Uteet affiir of the kind oc
curred Um week, and a young tnati from
Charleston it the principal actor. The
eJrcsaUiice of the case, as gathered
from the Advertiser and Republican, of
Sunday, an; as follows: "On Tuesday
morning I', a young man who claimed
in li.va mint from Charleston, made an-
L u i. ;., I.;-
DUUSd 9l Un'UXIH'MI Oa.irjt;i. na ui in ssa i i
possession a large trunk. Of course be
was accepted, his trunk taken to a room,
and the young man invited to breakiaat.
He if apparently about nineteen or twenty
years of age, iair complexion, and very
gcntlesaauly appearance, wttu pleasant
He look breakfast, inquired at
hey would dine, stating that
Manners.
what time they
a. Li k- i, . ,u annni.tuA hn..r.
uc woum wk u "rr -
fftwt strange to say, nothing has sine
hour,
since been
teeo or heard of him
Three
Skatinq.-
Boys Drowned While
On Saturday afternoon a
t occurred at Westwood
sad accident
Junction, on the Mire Hill and
Schuylkill railroad, about six miles
from Schuylkill Haven. Five boya
were skating on a pond near jfcne
railroad, when the ice gave way and
all of them sank into 4he water. Just
about this time engine No. 115,
with 150 coaV cars, was passing; the
,L.nt miwI lv trrAat. 1
.xertiooMtopped the traio, went to the
iwoe, and sueceeaea in- savug wu ui
the boys from drolTning, bat the other I
3 . m I
three, named Samuel Simmons, Flank
Boppert and JagtesVinn, were dead
when token out. Finn's father was
drowned in the same pond six years ago.
A case of heartrending destitution
it reported from Boston. A poHoaman
in the performance of his duties had
his attention called to two half-clad
children, wandering about the streets
with bare feet, in search of cold
1 victuals. He found that thesechildren
W1 ii hrntW and sister at home in
bed with no clothes to put on When
iwu ucwiub timim aim incvi
Went home and changed places with
ahc others, who then donned the rags Sundry I'eines It costs 15 cents extra,
and took their turn at begging. The besides the regular postage to register a let
i xi i i ,.i ...... ter.
uouier wua w,u.u.w ttUU BUC V3
obliged to leave theehildren every day
for her work in another part ot the city.
By Ijer labor she earned $3 a week;,
$2 of which she gave for the rent or
the room she and her children occunjed.
This family pf five were thus obTged
to live on $i a wcck aim sucn morse is
Of food as the children picked up from
day jjy
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Or Civil Rights. Washington,
A iWABPn Vinotvriv'o VnntAw
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Dec. 11. In the National Civil
Bights Convention to-day Mr. Mel
om of Virginia said that there was a
class of colored men in this city who
are not willing to accord to colored
'wen the same rights as are accorded
by white men. He was opposed to
any measure ottered by a man who
is unwilling to accord sich rights toall.
Proprietors of barber shops and saloons
in Washington rug by colored men do
not allow colored men to enter their
place of business. He wanted Khe
right when he felt like going into a
barroom to take a drmk to do it, and
. a a w a . a
be tola bv the barkeeper that he
had
d no liquor.
P residential Elections. There
sV sri 1
two propositions before the Senate !
for a change in the method of choosing
the President of the United States.
Mr Sumner is the author of one. Mr
Morton, of the other.
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a. Mr
a .Air aiuuner a plan proposes a radical
ra a ...
tAsBrVge to an election by popular vote
of the whole country, thus abolishing
State lines so iar as the National
Ssa-j m.. ... s i it i. , I
wuwve ia concerned, ana aboiisinng
neomee oi v ice-rresident altogether.
Mr Morton's proposition, on the
other hand, recoirnizes the Fh1pin1
inciplc by the district votes, each
having a number of votes eoual
the number of Conirrpssinnn.1
districts it contains, which it casts
s&pording to the voice of the several
daWricts, instead of casting one vote,
determined by the majority of the
Iteople of the State.
Oo to ABAmrWfhe prlfiopers,
erght in number, brought here from
the Western part of the State, convicted
o counterfeiting, and lodged in our
v o w -
Greensboro Patriot.
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A.H Old farmer said to his sons "Rnw
dpa't you ever speculate or wait for
Ms-t4hing to turn up. You miirht risfcets Limited to 100,000.
Mm well go an' sit down on a stone, ?VTST ?ANZED to Se Tiet
in the middle of a mo.lfW w5fW . :i L? T.0!? Liberal Premiums will b n-i
I r er-BT- j ' ww mm jitu
atwist your legs, and, wait for a cow to J
ri.fwo.rUs. n ZT r "r1
back to you to be milked.
Whipping Post. At Naw
Casc, Delaware, on the 10th instant,
three, bank robbers were publicly
whipped in the presence of above two
thousand persons. A few years ago
tMaact would have been heralded as
a elio of barbarism." Sou. Home.
Cnewfc
r, 8. C, Ledger :
. ln Mr. Thoe. McMillan, a
eiUasa Of Chesterfield county, living near
tlio eooaty line of Lancaster and Chester-fi-W,
was murdered and robbed, one day
laat week, while on his way home from
C he-raw. lie bad been to market and was
retaining with bis wagon. The drirer, a
negro man, hid It-ft the catriD In search of
water. H.d when he returned, fouud Mr.
McMillan, dad, shot through the breast,
JMlW" sT
NEWSPAPER LAWS.
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guveu - uiatheciroulatioo
that
we find it necessary to publish the following
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ff - . ill ILL atll
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ilisi-niitinned
4. If subscribers move to other places
without iufonaiiig" the publishers, and the
pipers are seut to the former direction, they
are held responsible. , .
5. The courts have decided that retusiug
to take papers from the office, m removing
andlwavinjj theinuncalled for, is prima fade
evideuce of intentional fraud-
. Any person iwtto receives a ueF,-
and makes use of it, whether he has ordered
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aud must pay for it.
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Unpaid letters are sent to the Dead I
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Letters weighing over an ounce, and pre-
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Books. Postage on books, not exceeding
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Each additional four ounces or fraction
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4 cents.
SCSK Z
,,.,: rate8 Der onarter :
m m , : .
pireg, 35 cts. per qr
Weeklies, 5 "
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Mauer.0n unseat ci'reu-
Un m priuUj engravings, music cards,
paotograpns, types, cuums, roots, seeus.
&c, on one package to ne address, prepaid,
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and not exceeding eight ounces. 4 cents.
The weights of packages is limited to thirty
two ounces.
Money Orders. Money can be sent to any
irart of the country with absolute safety, by
obtaining a Mouev Order, for whieh fees
Z3
are
On not less than 91, and not over 9U 10
$2Q and exceedi $50, 35 cents
N)( r(lt.r issued oV iess tnan 81, or more
than $20.
Stamns cut out from Stamped Envelopes
are not allowed to be placed upon other let
ters. FURNITURE!
J A QLODFELTER & CO.
Ie detail Dealers in FnnUure,
Invite attention to their stock of Cot-
taee Bedsteads French Chaimber Suits.
ohI Walnut and painted Cane Seat Chairs.
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DiuingTables - tablesefallkindsX - Wardrobes.
Bureaus. Washstands. what-Nots. Sofas.
ivwiiiuci.nwre in mi ucsuripuouB, cteusion
Reception Chairs and Parlor Suits. Also,
niiiny 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
Our stock and bear our prices. Our terms cash.
Special orders (mane from photographs in
jnr office) will be supplied
VP A full assortment of Rosewood. Mltalii
.noT Walnut Burial Cases, which ean beiur
nished at 3 hours notice. '
Jan lfi ly.
The only
tfelialjle Gift Di.stribut.'on in tne
; Country I
L. D 8BE 8 TWENTIETH
GRAND ANMIAL DISTRIBUTION
Gift Entfrprtqi?
Tobe drawn Thursday, January, 1st, l&3
$200,000 00
Zlf VA'uU AB LB GIFTS!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$20,01)0 IN GREENBACK !
p OfNE GRAND CASH PRIZE
$10,e0 lli GREENBACKS!
aouu Uold and Stiver Lever Hunt inn TFoicA
(in off,) worth from $20 to $300 each.
2oin Silver. Vni Pl.;n, j
, ' - wim iiu uoable
PIated Silver-ware, Jewelry. &c..
Whol. Hniaber of Gifts, 25.000
&n8Le.Tets$2;Six Tickets $10: "
iicaets $20; Twenty-fire Tickets $40
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a de
scnption of the manner of drawing, and othe.
information in reference to theWstribution
will be sent to any one ordering them. All let
ters must be addressed to
MAIK OFBICE.
L, D. SINE, Box 86.
! C1NCINKAT1, 0
101 W. Fifth St.
I
ILPR BtS'
auoTUNINQ MUSI
inese instrnraenbi kwn . X u i
reputation as unquestionable the best
and very Reasonable in Price. They ar
guaranteed as such and fullv Warrantor"
as represented. PurshaJrs shdd.ddre
J.F. RUECKERT,
le Agent Wilmington, N. C
a S. -Tunina orders nttonAtiA in f
part of the country.
Aug.T tt
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C-1FT t NTERPR1SE
SLSfi: H".oinmraxs
61
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,as
EQUITABLE LIFE
Assurance Society
n (cfN.Y.)
Assets 1,000.000,
Income $9.000000.
DiTidends Declared Annually,
. 6
Canvassing Agents wauted. Apply to
J. ALLEN BsWfWN,
Geu'l. Agent.
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FURNITURE, and
MERCHANDISE.
The Imperial (of London) lion
Lir & Globe, (of London,) Under
writer's fccnj (N. Y.), Franklin
(of Phila.), Georgia Home (of Colum
bos, Ga.), and Old North State (of
Warrcnton, N. G.) are all represented by
J. ALLEN BROWN,
Agent.
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FERTILIZERS.
Pure Peruvian Guano, Sal Pacific
Guano, Navassa Guano, Baugh's
Raw-Bone Phosphate, and "No.
1." Lump Lime, Kept on band, or
ordered at any time. Farmers will do well
bV Engaging what they want at once.
Time given to parties giving undo ub ted
an 'X ,
security, or lien on crops.
J. ALLEN BROWN,
Office No. 2, Granite Row
at AtweWs Hardicare Store
Salisbury, N. C. Aug. 28, 1873-tf.
BANK OF STATESVILLE
CHARTKD I'XHEK ACT OP THE UENEKAL ASSEMBLY
OF XuKTA CAROLINA.
Authorized Capital. 8500 000
THIS BANK has been organised under the
Laws of the State, and all the requirements
complied with.
Deposits received subject to Check, aud when
special, arrangements are made Certificates of
Deposit will be issued payable with interest at I
the rate of 8 per cent.
a
uvvuub, -luiuiiusiraiors, viuaraiaQs, or
others holding money in Trust, are authorised
by law to deposit in this Bank.
Highest price paid for Gold and Stiver
Coin and Old Bank Bills; and General
Banking Business transacted.
REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE.
RAMJuKcD. TATB, President.
R. P. 8IM0NT0N, Casher.
StBiaarille, N. C.t Aug. 21, 1 W 3-3mos. " 1
Valuable Land For Sale.
HaVing become the sole Pmnriot r .i.
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vaiuaoie isoet ot xjand forruerlv owned hi
Jeremiah Bamnger, and located one mile South
West of Rowan Mills station, and harlnBnd'Sn,
,or " 1 propose tesefl it, TlnVtraeh. oomnr,
ing655l acres, is retarded hv nJ ;,t,
aannenf tl.o k . L.M .
, t ailu IUUHl engiDiy 8ituated
In the county. It ia admirably adapted to the
ou.yion oi corn, cotton, tobacco, and the
aera is at least 100 acres of bottom,
f which about 75 is in cultiration. There is
ilso, an excellent dwelling and other oat build
ngs fagreat number, a good well of water, Ac,
Pews wishing to see the land will apply to
June5.-6moa. MOSES BARRIER.
CKAIGE&CRAIGEi
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
AflU
Solicitors in Bcnhrnplrn,
f Special attentionpaid toProceciflgs
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Sept. 5,-5l:3mas.
A BOOK FOR THB MILLION!
Guide. rtss
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r..7.m ui i. Mint riii l
Katies to the Afflic .ei and TJafortnuate.
P&itZIZr; f''?''','"ieiaesee
I Tear cudi-.io
Sena eceaptee a
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rise
er tweety eiiea
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frt- V '! p.fUr. Ke. II K. aauJSl?
sweea Barks laws Gaesaet, Si. Leek, Be.
unrws
UUUDUU
The World Astonished.
THE AMERICAN
Button-Hole, Overseaming
AND
COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE
Hie first and only BUTTON-HOLE AND
SEWIW& MACHINE combined that has
made Its advent this or any other country.
Bk& The following reasons are given why
this is the best.
Family Machine to Purchase.
1. Bectase it will do
7. Because
ou can
everything that any ma tauickly raise or lower.the
chine can do. sewing
feed to adapt it to thick or
Iron the finest to the
thin cloth
coarsest material, bet
8. Becaaaa yoa have a
mine, tellinir, orlin
3:
-hoit deep bobbin l
braiding, binding, g
v nit-ii tne thread Is on
enng and ewing on. at
the .unt time ruining.
qnii(ing,etc., better than
stantly drawn from the
centre ; the tsaaion eon
seyuetitly even and doe
anv other machine.
not bieak the thread.
9 Because the tensions
h. tsecanae the pi
are more easily adjusted
foot tarns back ; that the
than aay other macaiM
cloth can be easily remov
3 Becau.se it can work
ed after being aewed.
beautiful botton hole
10 Because the best
merchanics pronounce it
the beat flniahad and made
on the best principles f
mahing as Hue a pearl
bv the nand.
4. Becavseit will em
broidcr,oTer t he edge mn k
ing a neat and beantifm
any machine mannfactur
ed. It has bo springs to
border on any garment.
5. Bacanse it will wort
a beautiful eyelet hole.
break: nothing to get oat
of order.
11. Because it Is two
6. Because it can do
over-hand seaming, by
which sheets pillowcas
es and the like are sewed
machines in one. A IUt-ton-holk
Workiko and
3ewiko Machine com
bined. over aud over.
No other Machine can accomplish the
kind of Hewing stated in No. 3, 4, , and 6.
Parties using a family sewing machine want
a Whole Machine, one with all the improve
ments.
It is to last a LIFETIME, and therefore one
is wanted that will do the most work and do il
the best : and this machine can do several kind?
of sewing not done on aay other machine, beside
doing every kind that all others can do.
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 & BRO., Agts.
Salisbury N. C.
Examine them before purchasing any other
Sewing Machine.
I,do not hesitate to say the American Combination,
surpasses all other machines. Besides doing all
the work that other machines can, it orerseams
works bnUon-lioies in any fabric, from Swiss mu -ltn
to Beaver cloth. I have use Singer's Sloab-
Howe a and the Weed raachinea, aud Ind the Amer
.U ll BUPW IVI W Mil.
M188 M. ItVTLEPOK.
1 have used six diflerent Sewing Machines. The
American surpasses them all.
Mas. A. L. Raise y.
I have used The Singer aud other machines and
would not exchange the American for any.
Mas. H. N. Bbikoie.
Salisbcst, N. C, May 33. 1873.
MraoNEY Sc Bbo.. Agts, American Com. 8. M
Sik : I have ussd the Howe. Singer. Wheeler A
Wilson, Wilcox A Uibbs -ewing machine, and
would not c i ve the A merican Combination tor all ot
them.it will do all th.it is claimed for it in the circu
lar. I consider its uperior to all others I have ever
seen. Very Respectfully.
Mrs. Ubo. W. HaBaiaoa,
We the undersigned takegre-t pleasure in giving
our testimony of favor of the Auierican Sewing
Machine in preference to any other, believing that
it ia truthful ly recommended as the beet machine
made. It is simple, runs very light and does not
get out of order or drop stiches.
Mrs. I.ai-ka M. Ovxbman,
" A. L. Fopst,
"J. Allen Beown,
"A. W Notbeen.
M A. E. Jokes,
" M. E Thom ason,
We have seen flaming advertisements and heard
much said by Agents of other machines.
We will forfeit one hundreds dollars to the con
tending patty, If after fair trial before competent
tne American Machine will not do as well
if Bet better, the work done on any saber machine
sua do valuable work that no other machine caa
do.
We hare been Agents for Sewing Maehiae sine.
1856 Kkf sold Singer 'a Lad Webster's AtwaterV
and Florence's, and hare abaadoned all far the
American.
Send and get sample af wo k.
No40.-t'. MER0NEV& BRO Ag'st;.
TBB SOUTHERN MUTUAL
INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF RIC HMOD. VA.
Asspits 1it.Tnn.P. ifiQ
$472,867.23
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Issues Annual, Term, and
Participating
Farflr Property a Specialty.
DR. H. G. DAVIDSON, President.
JORDAN N. MARTIN, Vice-President
HI
J B NEI8W ANGER, Secretsry.
8. B. JOIVES, General Agent
iK ALLEN BROWN, of Salisbury,
Canvassing Agent
LEWIS 0. II AN ES, of Lexington,
Local and travelling Agent
THEY COME !
FALL AND WINTER STOCK!
'Jfer and Better than Ever
Vine iiiat rotnrnatf) fmm
eTieorUieTri cities with a fall and complete
m Brhich great Bargains caa be had.
Those baying for cash or barter, will find it to
H11 to examine his Stock before bny-
ing 61Sewhere. Thnlf fill fnr nul rtmnr.
f ry J fair dealing and strict attention to
SB lR
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radwavs ready relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
nfromOtoTwMlnat.
aAarraaitaff tha atWMsmmwl
scrra with rant
EADWAT-S READY RKLJBF
is a eras roa
KTIKT ftUX
It wa the flr aad is
or ntOMOiTKTOTwaTr mauiM.
4 RADWAY'8
READY
RELIEF
WILL. AFFORD 1
rAirt
taruLsDiATioK or the ki
INrLAMMATIOV OF
IgrLAMXATION Of THE BOWELS
BLADDER.
cowoEsnoa or the lcxor
BOBS THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATH! BO
PALPITATION OF THE HEART
HYSTERICS, CROUP, Ot
IPTHBRIA
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. '
m r T - "R.L:Rf WLA, BHECXATI8M.
Tbs aBpncaOon orths Xtesay sWllerto the pan or
parts where lite pain or difficulty exists will ifforT rue
lod Comfort.
TWMCjr drops In half tumbler of watr will In a few
TALUrCAlHlISD I! SUWKLi
Travele
water will prerent elcta or pains frees rnenae of
water. It to better than 1 i 1 MiT
FEVER AND AGUE.
t AND AOCE cored for flrlv mdii
wM a remedial agent In this world that will ears Fever
ellov
LL81
and Other Frrrrm ImiAmA W Bin.
TS rilXS as awlek as RADWAT KKAbT SR.
rifty cents per bottle.
HEALTH! BEAUTY I 1
TBOVO AVT) PFBE ETCH BLOOD ntCRBA BE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT CLE AE KIEAJfS
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO AJLU
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DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent ,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
BAB MADE THE MORT ASTOETSHIKO CUBES: SO
QUICK. SO KAPID ABB THE CHANGES, THB
iODT UNOBBOOBE, UNDER THE INFLUENCB
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT 9
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weiejit is Seen anil Felt
Every drop of the SARSAPABILLIAN
TENT coram u n icaUi throof h tha Blood, Bwt
aaa ouwr rma ana jaioee oi m
life, for It repairs the wastes of the 1
ound material 8rofnla, :
Gland ula r disease, U leers in
ound material
throat. Meat, Tw
sAorsJrodesln
, Kodesin me Qlandsand other parts of the sjsssui.
Sore B:
lyes, Stramoroos 4lsehargas from the Bars, aad
er pans or the
the worst forms or Ha In diseases
Boras, Scald Head, Blng Worm. Salt
mm, Ferer
nm Krrtlntlu
aeae, Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh. Tumors. Cen
sers In the Womb, and all wcakenlnn and painful dls-
i au wastes or
ranee of this
days' ass will
prove to any person using it for either of these forms of
disease its potent power to care tnem.
If the patient, dally becomlnc reduced by the
aad decomposition that is continually prnsiasslai. I
eeeos in arresting mess wastes, and repairs the sssne
With new material ssade from healthy blood and this
UN ntiwarAiULms will ana does secure s care
Si certain ; for when once this remedy commences its
Is ceruin ; for when once this remedy commences ha
the food dteeatloa better. SDoetlte imDrovlna. and flnah I
the food digesting better, appetite Improving, and desh
aad weight Increasing.
Mot oslv does the " , . . . inoLmn uul
all known remedial agents In the care of (Jhroede, Scfro-
iuious, institutional, ana Bua oawases: aat a a
only positive core for
Kidney & Bladder Complaints,
urinary and Womb diseases, urarel, TNabetss, Dropsy,
Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine, Bright OaV
eaee. Albuminuria, and in all eaaea where there arm
brick-dust deposits, or the wateris thick, cloudy . mixed
with substances like the white of an eex. or threads ah
white auk, or there Is a morbid, dark, bUloae MS'Sf
anoe, aad white bone-dost depoarta, aad whew Sere la
a pncaing, burning sensanno wnen
pain in the email of the Back and
Tumor of 12 Years Growth
Cured by Badway's BesolvenU
m DR. RADWAY'S 4
PerfeclFurptive&fieplatiiiiPAllu
, eleeanUy coated with
waPm? for' the cure of all disorders of t
Uver. Bowels, Sidneys, Bladder. Berre
Mesa acne, toosupauoa. osu veness, 11
aassss BHWiines. BlUoos fever. Inftai
BoweJa, rSsa, aad aU DerangeSaeaW eg the
Viscera. Warranted to effect a Metres
Teswtabes, oontatnlnf no mercury , mlnei
oewdrnan.
A ftw doees of RADWAT'8 PILLfl wUl free
mm rross all the above nansed dleordera. rrass.
Mr nut. wjlu i iauuuun
BEAD "KALBE AND TRI E "
stamp to BADWAT a CO
Tortuuormauon worth
wiu be seat roa.
THE GItKAT illMEDY FOU
CONSUgSEmON
which can bo cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hilndrctls of
testimonials received by the
proprietors It is acknowl
edged by inany prominent
ph)sicinns to lc the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced lor the relief and
cure of all Lnng complaints,
and is oiTcrcd to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. AVhcn
resorted to in season it sel
dom fails to c-liect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, 'Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the casc wlth
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
' r re pared nr
BETH W. P0WLB & SOWS, Boston, Ira,
And sold by DraggUts and Dcalera gwomrmlij.
Iiand Deeds. Trustee Deed
Commissioner's Deeds, Sheriffs'
Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, fft,
TheOnly Pnln Remedy
LIEF.
at Urtaa.
rhevtror of
with sew aa4
uuun oweata, ixjesoi sperm and
ine me principle, are witnin tne curative
wonder of Modern Chemist rv, and a few
.TCHMAN OFFICE
is well supplied with
large apd elegant aseortment of
dr
PLiffl l FAHCY
I
108 TYPEg,
Pictorial or
CUT ILLUSTRATIONS, AC.,
suitable for all kinds of
4- U
HANDBILL
PRINTING.
Also-
F i ner and more Ornamen tal Ty pea for
Busioeea & Professional
CARDS t
Visiting, Party and Wedding Cards ;
a
t
College and School
fX X "T t X X (EfN arV
Circulars of all kinds ;
PAMPHLETS,
Tobacco Notices and
LABELS
for all purposes ;
fato
ForJ0erk$y Magistrates
and Solicitors;
t
Or anything else required in the
Printing Line.
t,
T II K
Carolina iDat cljm a n
t
AM A NEWSPAPER,
Is a caudidatc for public favor. Its
circulation is good, and its standing
and patronage improving. It is one
of the best advertising mediums in
the State, and offers its facilities on as
liberal terms aa any.
200
Cattle Wanted
l"1 1 he undersiBneo wishes to norehaaa Two
em at er . ,
Haadred fine Beef Cattle, for which be is
prewar
red tn pay the highest eaab prices.
ou (i also inform the Cilisene of
Salisbury that be is furnishing tha mark
et with beef four times each week ; namely
est Monday. Wednesday, Friday aad Sat
arday ssornings.
JOHN BEARD.
May22-tf.
ALL KINDS ot COURT ANDMA
GISTRA TES' BLANK8 at this office
. m k ... m
1 I
Cheap Chattel Mortgages,
and rae-iooa other ssaalu far ssSa bare.
A Second Hand Piano
FOR gLE.
Issirs at la is bsjsb.
1 tanks
III LI Ir
BJBT fiPIB m n
lEArjTTFTJLLT IT.LOlsTRATED
TIm 8ciaWTtric Akebjcab, bow ia ii
ar, enjoys the widest cirrolaiio r.r. H
paper o! the kind in the world. A ?
eoasanences Jsnitarv t, 1874.
Iu wutsutasjBtEraee the latest aad,
aatijsc inforaaaUon pertain insr ba ik.
Urtinml and Sn.r.tifi k.
WorSd; Descriptions, with besBiifT'Al
of New Inventions, New 1 tn plementZs!!!?
ce ea, and Improved Indurtrita of aJl VuT"
Uaefol Notes, Facta, Recipe, Koti-r7i
Advice, by Practiced W liters, fcr jrL !
Em plovers, in all the various Am. "
lVe BC1 EN Tl PC All ERICA N is the dW
eat and beat illnat rated weekly pmpm tmJZTt
Every number contains from JO i0 (ir,
of new machinery sad aorel
E.trKAVIN(;S, illustrating Im
iscorrriea, and Imporuat fforki
Civil aad Macssaaueal rawbu ij mm
d MeUllurwv ; J
tha A ppl teat loua oSteaaa, Siaaas EawbheA
Ship-Kuildirjt
ifatiosL Ts2
graph, Tdejrranfc JEafinerriag. aitikj
LiKr.t i
Faruaeia. Mbcbm
tr
Manitfaeturcra,
Taachrrs, Clergwmen, LewTera, aad D-
.11 D C I -til' j.ldj! ... 1
iwnssawAwns, win ana tne; rxsenuBe Aasrvicaa
Bsacal to tbesB. It should bare a aiac ia m
Family, Libcmrw, fkudj, CMBc ajCoalaZ
Kooao ; in ererr Reading Roota, CattawT
IMBBBhj, or Sckooi.
A year's Dumber contains H32
Sevebal Hi bdbed Ebobaviio
of Tolumes are prearrred for blndinc and refca.
ence. The practical receipts ane well worth tea
"roes uie suosxtimkmi price.
tVraas $3 a vaar
by snail. Discount to Clubs.
7 anaii. iBBODuni to
frwa. May be had ot
(raw. May baked of News lVaWr
connection with the 8bes,
fic A rn erica a.M eaar . M rB
Co. are Solicitor of Asassi.
can and Foreign Patents, and hsrre ike larrest
aatablUhment in the world. More than fif.
d aptlicationa have beshs auU f,
tbrouirfi their agency.
Paten u are obtaiaad oat ike bast lerBss. 4,i,i.
ot New inrenlioos and sketches examined aad
ad rice tree. All patents are tmhlishcd in the
Scientific American the week tbey issue Si
for Psmphlet, 110 pages, coiiutituag lawsaad
full directions for obtaining Patent
Address for the paper, or concert! inr Pat.
MUNXACO., S7 Park Row, K. Y. Branch
Office, cor. F and 7th Su. Washington, D. C.
IV- lO lO af
A-TX JO iOlO U.
SPIRIT OF TRAjfcE
srsnsa ww n a 1 w a
m - xi e. on bit or the age will present a pair
of fine picUtea worth $3 00 to erenr asaV
scriber for 1873, who pars ft SO in advance far
a years Moscnptton. The i n tuna saalilas
Kapha-rsChtniU is executed in the nweatatfU
of lithographic printing ; the prsBSad sejHame.
each ia 22 x lift inchea. and the pictures sell ia the
stores for $2 50 per pair.
Rer. T. H. PaiTt HABI), D. Coatnbulinr
Bmr. H. T. tU'AhWJV, FxlitortT
The Aob is a weekly Family ftaper.
to the Hume Circle, the Farmer, the Mi
the Tradesman, alike in every section of the
Slate; it is not sectional in its character, saw
partisan or sectarian. Resides fctl the news a
the day, collated with a eiew to correctness ssd
aeenrwey, skt eoiomna will be filed wish Ski
choices matter appropriate to the diSaresst sW
partmenta Stories, Historical and fiiograsducal
Sketches, Traeel and Adrentnre, KaLuath Read
ing, Wit and Homer, Agricultural, Cuiitsf aa
dence, an K pi tone of the News of the Day, Ac
The pool rcatioa of Original Stork, is s special
feataiw of Use Aob, and for ibis tear ww bare
procured several frees the Pesa af iisssjUi aaai
iBtereating wriiera. Ia this De Bart as tal alaaa
we ran promise oar rsdrrs mlrrlatoasent ewusJ
in charade' to that of aa? of the popular story
TERMS IN ADVANCK
One conr one rrsr, with J pirlnfew,) ft M
" - wilkoul vctare, SSI
" " six BBonthe do SS
Every rsadt r of the Sn art ear the Aoe aa
puhliUird U-f..re the war, ia aamaatly i
to renew their patronage-; send fo
copy. Addreas,
EDWARDS 4V BROCGHT0M.
Fe. IS. tf Rasrifb, X C
THE MORNING STAR.
DAILY EDITION i
TIIOrOH ONLY FIVE YEARS OLD.
HAS THE Larfwat Daily Cinsjiriis ef aay
newspaper ia the State, aad a eirralatiaa ia
Wiltnington fifty par east, larger tbaa that
of aay other paper.
WEEKLY EDITION :
Now combined with the CasnuKA Fab
am. making- one r.f the best Tamily
Wesrspapsrs ia th Soatb. Cireolaiisa
rerj large and rafiidly increasing.
SI'DSCRIITION PRU'E
Dailt 8TAJt 1 year 97
it
6 months ,
9 months
Webelt Stab I yar Jk H
6 months. 1
3 months.
It may ba safe It asserted that bo bww
paper erer eatabliabed la North Ca'flins baa
made soeh rapid prog ress as The Mobbibg
8tab.
iy Send for fpeomea copies.
. Address, WM. H BERN AID
WILMINGTON. N C
SMITH'S LUG PIIESEIIEI
la a sure and effectual core for
CONSUMPTION
And all the dieaaaa of the
Send for circular to
WM. A Smith,
Concord, N. C,
For sal by
C. R. BARftKR Co.
flalisbis r sT. C
Aad all principal droggiste ia the L sited
St. lea. f Apraitaa,
JOHN. DEN DERSON.
jtftomcf a sad dommseUor at Lsm
fLfttomejj
AKD
8licitr la BanLriiptcjt
SALISBURY, N. C
VW Special a t tcation paid to Proeeei
ings ia Iiaukruptey .
Feb. 20,-tf.
F BlFFlfs7
DENTIST.
Itaving leeaied in Salasbwry, aolstats a S
lice in the town and aui
i, arrisM
Career e Af
isjedew
(tatfik
j an . 1 fit
$72 00 EACH W:
wanUi
kriuinste. Partial kars fi
DJ.
to merit a continuance ei tne
X or sale at tins o flier. .
Asg. tS.lf
6 ly. J. WORTH 4 OU , St.
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