(Tflrcliutt
LOCAL.
r MAR
JANUARY 29.
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""jjTnon. Burton Craige is enlarging
olhcrwUe.imprpving his reeidence.
JleW Drug Store. We understand
a new drag store is to open here soon.
prty is said to be a Mr. Gibitm from
Ooeord.
may be found at bis nooina where he
.ill be pleased to see his friends and those
-ho mT
ley camp a la Ltowrey and steal every
thing they can lay their bauds on. A few
days age they made a raid on the store of
Mr. Washington Harris in Davidson
county, taking some $40 iu gold and sil
ver, and canying off a considerable quan
tity of merchandise. They left in the
store a number of clubs with .which tbey
went provided to defy any opposition that
might be offered to their operations. Oud
of the parties named Nance, who wag en
gaged in the robbery of Mr. Harris, has
been arrested and confined in Asheboro
i t 'V isou.tiWk. new,
mil mid bones are. entertained ot canturinST 1 i t t aur . .
. ' r r .7 r T I 1 auwi?-9 a 4W
iti fj 3u a yu.
BEBSEWX 30.
BUTTER 25
I J "i il
CORN new 60 old a 65
COTTON -12 a
FLOU-t.400. a 4.50.
MEAL 70 a 75. imJI . m
BACON (county) 10 12 -lmg round
POTATOES Irish 90 a Sweet $1.00
EGGS 15to 20
CHICKENS $1.50 a
LARD 12 a 16.
FEATHER?-new, 50.
iEMEXTS.
"SBa.--.
SOLUTION NOTICE.
others uf the gang."
ViSiTORg. The total number of vii
tors to the Central Park New York, dor-.
desire his
ne 1872 Was nearly 10,900,000, and tb
number last year has already exceeded
lliose figures. One day last January there
were 75.000 fUitors. of whom at least 40,
nroieaaional services. q00 resorted to the lakes and ponds. The
I i.. Ci. J. l lakes and ponds of the I'ark include many
acres, after each ynow storm, so mat uie
ice may be in good condition for skating
The eznenne of this work last vear was
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no less than $22,000.
Woods Household Magazine for Febu
. u on our tablf,, It ia .a number.
The price of this pcrodical is only $1 00
year. Address Wood's Household
If ore Seeds. Persons desiring to
parchase gardeu seeds should not fail to
read Lhe advertis. mcnt of Messrs. Barker
They
nUs
MMse4p arW
k Co- to bo found in this paper
kava fads hmbis b. ,f
IT
free
Thing! that ought to be known ana
reoembcrei J -TfW douh or frftter
-ill take the fire out of a burn and give
the patient almost instant relict,
tomphor will kill the effects of Laud
anum almost instantly. '
A Mistake. Several accounts pub
luhad in the nancrs of the death of the
SniM Tw'ms, kW tjiem pear 8alispji-i
One says, "at Mt. Airy, near oans
The twins have never resided
than 40 orJfiflerf Salisbury,
tad rery rarSy vteTtBis pW
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The firm of McCubbins Cr ,i(.avir.j
OJ mutual consent on the nrt day of Jmi.
The business will be continued be .T Qmi
McCobb&M, T. B.-' Basil' k D. R. Jalian. under
the Htj le of McCubbius Beidl A Julian. All
SS3S55l I lrrf,nTTr,Tr , , T. r-rrr '
llliltrhlttitlt i y camp a i i.owrey ana aieai every- kaiibukx MAICAJLI. a AUYISK 1 IfciMEXTS. NF.W tnor,ain,.a " '
i w - . ' i.i..ur.. l r. KVTSP CO Tfl Ulniinp T TL.Wi . . im
- vtfw i nuLLQ iu MAnnmiiC. " laansnar nunnfM.
Pvnnntnii'n lT; Lm uf for Young Ken fma T1
p. i Ki.niiir v iu II 1 ii'u ww.""? "nd aj., in rfv r, . rr"1 ":4,'.,,'rp ,ni?
AJilUUUlUl U llUUUU. nl" lintnwl. Jr,finn, to M,d ."w
TUa u to give notice, that the undrianed
Obtained from tlio I,., I ... t t -c
persons iudauted to Lhe late firm are requeated I Rowan connTy LeteV. TamenUr; on he e,
to calljand settle, at once, as we are extreme- i tale of Nathan!! iwi-J on lueea-
DRIED FRUIT
Blackberries. 10 a 11.
f " r i-.iiii.nnj-
: ij anxious tu wind up Lhe business as earl v a
J'BAVT. MnfTTOniva
w - - W UU11W,
f.!oinok B. BEaLl)
: J. D. GA8KILL,
Di JULIAN,
McLubbins, Beall. A Julian, havinir
ed the entire stock of the late firm of McCub-
jf aaaf M i it DJns v- willoontiuue the business al the
$1.75. J old sLana where they intend keeping a good
sK-cMMjusmuott gootfj .Hine people need,
and will sell as low as an v hiiusfi in Victim
North Carolina and will pay the highest canh
i iwm ivr urai n , -nour. iiay , &c.
Tk.IT mm I a.1 1 . -. ... X
rewiru uiMij wDM ui me public lor
the patronage so liberally bestowed on them,
for the last two years and bore by strict atten
tion w -Business and fair dealing to merit a
eonunuenee ot too same.
Jannarv Ifi MttA tf
Tribnteof Respott.
Hat a
Jefferson
in regard
Lodge,
to the
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The Purest ahd Sweetest Cod-Liveb
Oil is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Caswell,
Hazard a Co., New York. It is absolutely pure
and sweet. Patients who have once taken it pre
fer it to all others. Physicians have decided it
superior to any of the other oils in- market.
B Chapted Hands, face, rough skin, pimples
ringworm, salt-rheum and other cutaneous aflec-
tions.cured, and the skin made soft and smooth,
by using the Juniper Tab Soap, made by
Caswell, Hazabd & Co., New York. Be
certain to get the Junipor Tar Soap, as there
are many imitations made with common tar
which are worthless. 4w
Resolutions adopted by
No. 219, F. and A. Masons,
death of J. P. Marltw, Esq.,
Whereas it pleased our Great Master to
transfer Brother Mablik from his labors
among us to the Great Temple above "not made
with hands," and while we bow with humble
submission to the Divine Mandate, knowing
that He doeth all things well, we in Lodge
Resolve 1st. That we have heard with I rater- rewiTeu am. vr . rnees r amily Grocery
nal sorrow of the death of our beloved brother oluc "M cks oi cnoice
FRESH ARUMS !
i Cheaper than Ever!
f )!(
if
bary
DIED.
In Mockville N. C. on the morning of Jan.
5th, 1874 of Cancer of the Stomach. Capt.Sam'l
Rose, in the 60th year of his age. He was a
great sufferer for five months, but was a model
of patience. He was upright and honorable in
I all his dealings with his fellow men, a good and
nseiui citizen, a Kinu ana aevoieu nuHoanu ana
father. He left a heart-broken wife and two
affectionate daughters to mourn their sad loss.
His end was peace for his last words were, 'The
Lord has called me.'
B-aJrWe welcome back to pur city
Cspt. J. J- Bell who removed from here
three years ago to Statesville. The Capt.
on be ffpuAat tjNhfional Hotel, wh.tr,
be has taken charge as feuporintehdent
tnd manager, lie has much experience
u ahflfcliat and amblic taer, and pop
Ur ana ciavcr wunai
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Coroltna H)atcl)man
FOR 1874.
and Worshipful Master, J. P. Mablik, Esq.,
who departed this life in Kowan county, on the
14th day of oveinber last.
Resolved 2nd. That in the death of HBO.
Mablik this Lodge while loosing its Driacinal
officer looses one of her most active and efficient
members. Masonry has lost one of her bright
est ornaments ; Lhe Churches looses a devoted
and worthy member and the community an
upright and valued citizen.
' Rejoiced 3rd. That we hereby Lender to the
friends and relatives of the deceased our most
heart ielt sympathy and condolence, feeling that
we too share in the great loss they have sustain
ed.
Resolved 4A. That in token of our respect
for Kro Ma run the members of this Lodge
will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
davs. k
It is directed that these resolutions be recor
ded upon the minutes of this Lodge, and that
a copy of the same . be furnished for publica
tion to the Mountain Messenger with the
request that they be copied in the Salisbury
natchman and the otatesville Intelligencer.
Fbank Hardin, Secy.
Coffees, Siprs, Syrups, Molasses,
ail kinds of
SUGAR CURED MEATS,
Fresh Meats, Pork Sausage, (received daily),
oacon, L.ara, a lour, Meal and a
splendid assortment of
Trade)&at low
Salisbury, dec 10. tf
prices.
Nathaniel Rnvdn W..r
A" persons having pl.iimi tt;.w aja
are hereby notified to exhibit the same to the
nn feigned on or before hc 19th day of De
cember, A. D. 1874; and all pemous indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
jraent A. H. BOYDES, Eteewtor.
Dec. 18, 1873. I4;6w
BAKER, & CO.,
ell lhe otlebrated
S78 A WEEI
nmcK uui. inre Ynltle .a ,m.
HKlUh., Q7 Bron.lway, New York. 4w.
R TO AUMTS. Faawat tiling
Three Table sample for ten cents.
chii re--uiuaetM, and that will
J am IT) All for an
n. . i
removed. New tnethurt of tre itmwl v P11-4 H n, branokas.
remarkaMe rennHlie. -k--.,1 irmUr- m i 'ng, OwiUria 4c.
free, in sealed envrniw. AMim IIOU ,u 1"0 har aalaw
AijW.H;iATiN. N. 'S.iih s ii.
delphia, Pa. an InMitaJwa having a hili r.
PJ'UtiwifcrlasonbUwHliHaiiMl predion-
U Mill.
Oct. 30, 1873 1t
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200 PIANOS and ORGANS
Nw and sec)ud-Il.vud of first-Chis Makrro.
will be sold at Lower Prices for cash . fir in
InstallinHuU. in City or Coun ry. daring this
Financial Crisis, Ac the UolUaya, by HORACE
niiuno ary,, a. -4CI i r. . ni .v y . 1 ! i a n
ever before offered in New York. Ap.t.1
VVanted for the sale f Waters' Celebrated
Pianos. Concerto and Orcheelral Organs.
Illustrated CataJogns maile!. Great In
ducements to the Trade. A large discount
to Ministers, Churches, Sunday-Schools, etc.
i 4w.
Wentworth's Key-ring and Cheek combined .
Ger. Silver sample 15e, Cirtmlan free.
Stafford M fg C, fiG Fulton St, N. T. 4to.
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Jtk slHvZtMltfslsBslstfL
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500 AGENTS WANTED. Samples sent
free by mail, with term, to clear from $5 to
W0 per day. Address N. H. WHITE, Newark
N.J. 4w.
And Cotton King Cook Stores.
also. Church, Par'.or nd offl 8tues,nd war
raa them to give perfect ssturaotloo.
Tin Sheet-iron oV Copper Work
done at short notice and ip the best meaner. .
A kaae bosfc. Ml f mot Maja. mMsnh
ad iaporUnt lnormticm, aakiWd to two aUx
iUna LBB OO, M? Btxta Ats. Mow T
Mewro BrvShUk
poet ion, 1 wil
WiUdolloM
raiea. &.1 ,af
veoiUaklj
.dW
Brown A Weaat may have contracted
Stencil ( titling
I am weU prepared to cut gon.1 StemwU rUrV ,k
for ma i king Tobacvo, Floor Ac at the jjllsaaa il
One-km nfa i neb letters 6 cent per Letter'
One-half and ive-eighto 6 -
Three-fbnrtheAoMi letters 7
pe hls ia other Towns or in thecoew A
try. wanting tonoi Plate, saaw calmlaie taeatMr
and end their orders, rtatiag star of kUcea.iaV WT
P. O. money Order tor tbe amooni, and 1 wtaV 1 A
cut the bteocii i'Uie and torvard by nTnia aseii , I
if possible, free of Postage. " "
m mm . . .mm il
suiiiie urin.
IaUo have for sale the "Utile Gen" toraaasl Iw
Z cloihin. Card. Ac. iik 11. .U Iv . TT.
The letter ran be cbangtd to print mr naasVJ.
very neatly. Prire complete, 1 12
music htad.
Jfcaatyiii III Mull 1,11, an WsjM
for BramDanda It is rery aeaUy and atroagfy
Ba4e weighs lew than two poonds and can be
packed ia a small apace.
Palented Sept. lh, 1870: Aug. 6th, 1671.
Diploma awarded by the America Irtttla'
Eabibittoa, New York, 17.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
or two rood Braaa nlatoM
L. V. BROWN.
Baliabury, N. July 17th 187lHt, . k
THE GEEAT CAUSE
e i . a
conthins neither Quinine nor Arsenic, is perfect
lv safe, and makes positive and permanent cures
Only 50 cents. Sold by all Druggists and country
Merchant, irrepared by
THEO. F. KLUTTZ,
Druggist, Salisbury, N. C
Sept. 4, tf..
raTgiai
w m. vtiu -w IU a
Hair
Simonton Female College
Statesville. NT. C.
VICK'S
For 1874.
raraUrof rann'&in US .n. . . . - Vmmm'
perfects Dr. Filler's Vfcetahl.Rh.n1
rip. 1 ErtM it aa lABJMa onofte Wm Kl J-
V Blrfrrasn ware BmS v YlmLfil"
Jnt.na.T.Thrarpbjr.P,D.,FraBWoTPMSlC
Phitae. Amut .hM fwaH.1? S.y""
curable caae.Nocuro nociiATi.'oxeilitf .SUd by droga
SMITH'S LOG i'RESERYEl
Is a sure and eQectual cure for
CONSUMPTION
And all the dl eases of the
4.C.
200 PAGES; 500 ENGRAVINGS, and
COLORED PL ATE. Published Qnarterlv. at
25 CenU a year. First No. for 1874 iust issued
ft iTPrninn orntmn at camn ii.i
REV. S. TAYLOR MARTIN, Address JAMES VICKsf Rochester N. N.
I T-w t J.I 1-n.n . j.
i J. 1, reccniDer n loj. ii
President
John.
N. C
H. Euniss, sule agent
dmggfasa
Salisbury,
Send for circular to
WM . A. Smith,
Concord, N. C,
Por sale bv
C. R. BARKER Co.
.Tf Salisbury N. C .
And all principal druzcUts in the United
States. Ai.ril o Via..
2 5 0 0 A YEAR
made with our splendid
COMBINATION PROSPECTUS.
It represents Sample Pages & Style of Binding
TO CHURCH OFFICERS.
Bitten by a Pofip. - Capt. . B.
Kenrdy had a large liull dog as a goard
ibout his premises, that was known to be
ricious and was therefore kept cluirsedl.
A few days ago, while the Capt. was lia-
ing the post to which the dog was chained
removed, ha was attacked by the brute
and pretty severely bitten in both arms
and the hand. The dog was chained at
tbe tiaio. If e hid ijeenlqose her would
bayp.'ypry 4ikly, ipjfrredfchf Caf tajn sfs
ycrcly. His dogship was killed immcdi
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BalisWy, N. C, Jan. 19th, 1874.
At a regular meeting of Rowan En
campmentiNo. 14 I.CbO. F. The oH
j a. s i
lug t
W. M. Barker, C. P.
j Rev. .J. Rumple, II. P.
V. Wallace, S. W.
Wm. Howard, J .W . ,x .
AppointeJ ofltSDsi dlt) Kil l;
A. Pace, S
J. A. Snider, G. T.
J. D. McNecly, G. T.
t r' vt" f al
erj llted forffcjBensff
Will be received at this office until 12 M., Feb
ruary 2Gth, 1874, for conveying the U. S, Mail
from this place to Mooresville, in Iredell eo.,
once a week and hack, schedule: leave Salis
bury every Friday morning and return from
Mooresvrlle every Saturday. This contract will
commence July 1st, 1374, and expire June 30,
oo. All bids must be accompanied with suf
ficient security. D. L. BRING LE,
(14:tf) Postmaster.
M. A Smith, 1st W.
J XJiilli
There is but one. paper published here
the Salisbury Watchman 'R is si weekly
I believe it is tbe oldest uaner in the
Weatcrn part ot the State. It has om.
lived the generation thaj was born wih
it, and has witnessed the beginning "and
discontinuance of many newspaper enter
prises in the community. It is of inesti
mable value lo Lhe Locittd section, and
will continue to receive a liberal support
il tbe people are faithful to their own In
terests. The IV awnsooef thetacmcn 6,
reliable, papers, that cornea as near being
right, i.Q every thing, as any paper in the
South, and Bro. Bruner is not ouly a good
editor, bul one of lhe cleverest men in the
world. Stewart, the Associate Editor, is
a polished writer and a sonnd thinker
Ihajfeop, ,tt Salisbury could uot do
without the Watchman, and the merchants
,"lWJni)re literal if their advertising
lUng, ind do every thing to keep'the
pnper up to its present high standard.
km . a t. .
inniiKyou neighbor. it has never
osiaMific (o 'ptthlien' omplimojit
Jnoticea pf ut : This is about the first
timTeWlta'nd we copy the a
tore merely talq our aprighily neigh
tor, that the good people of Salisbury
wttchman, MMUk 9fk ara thtoitful
VwTat L
titE Lowbky's Rivalled. A correa
IMfgeuAai Jackson Ilill, N. C, writes to
ll W4ingham Spirit, nnder dale of Lhe
4'laa4,iii.dillw,:
"i writ to inform yon that this conn-
''fe'. w,,h a band of robbert
ynilar WhVVJbwy band of Jlob,eson,
Hey have been in the woods ever Trine?
C WiT : Were a. verv dinwriiiii trnnKL..
the
waftWe -of their mean. Qualities
i They "use" moat of the ir timo in
Western i
One among the oldest institutions iu Wes
tern North Carolina, dating back to July,
1832, the Watchman has survived all the
adversities, trial?, strifes, and changes of mote
an torty years ; aul by the grace of the
upreme Disposer of all events, enters upon
the year 1874, with unfeigned gratitude to
its friend and patrons, to whom its proprie
tor extends the most cordial congratulations.
TI19 Watchwan sprang into existence in
the days of South Carolina nullification, and
entered the political arena as a champion for
the Union, which, at that time, was belbtved
to be iu greatKperil. It was conservative
then, and that has been its political charac-
throughout its history. When Abraham
Lincoln, in Idol, called for bonthero troops
to suppress by force the Southern Confed
ercy movement, the voice of conservatism
was drowned by the roll of the drum and the
din of war ; and all men, whatever their on-
luion of the movement, were compelled to
rtnke nosdtion for or against it. The Watch
man naturally took sides in the fray with the
people of its State and section, who simul
taneously sprang to arms m resistance to
Federal coercion. Whatever of suffering.
loss, and sorrow eusued therefrom, the
Watchman has cheerfully borne its part of
itor regrets, even at this day, the choice
. -1 . y . K. i mi
ot inai nour. mu it nas passeu. l ne storm
which bad been gathering for years before,
and against which it had vainly struggled,
in the fulness of time come-, desolating most
where boastful pride was most defiant. It
his passed, and we haye long since turned to
consider the opening future, and joined hands
with the people in restoring the losses sus
tained by it. and reinstating the good ofder
which was so thoroughly disturbed in the
days of carnage The Watchman has zealous
ly labored for the restoration "and preserva
tion of every time-proven good thing, and
against the ferocious spirit of radicalism
' t t 1 1 j.i . . .
wnicn roeuacea uie inosi sacreu principles o
Government which have distinguished us as
a people among the nations of the earth. It
is conservative still, and will continue to la
bor for the cause of law and order, and for
the highest good of the people.
The Watdiman has intimately been identified
with the varied interests and fortunes of the
poeple of Western North Carolina for more
than a generation. It has never failed to take
an active part iu whatever concerned them.
whether, in politics internal improvements,
public school, or social, or moral reforms.
Its files are a history of this portion of the
State for the tiineof its own existence. It is
entitled to the favor of the public as on ofa
the things of the olden Lime still filling r
public requirement. There is still work fo
do, and ttwill continue to advocate the
cause-of the people, battle for constitutional
iberty, equal aud just laws, and their impar
tial execution. It will contiuue to labor for
.he promotion pf the agricultural, mechanic
and othr industrial interests of the -State ;
and for general moral social, educational,
and material Welfare of the people. It will
expose and condemn public plunderers, dis
honest otfaoials, and self-seekers at public
expense, whilst it will heartily praise those
who merit reward.
In fine, tbe Watchman will strenuouslv
. i . .. . - -
euBttur uoi only to susiaiu its irnod tHinc.
4ut to exceed it former efforts fn everv mat-
ISilL -i B.l m - . ar.
er serviceaoieio tne public. It has always
had many friends and patrons both in State
and out of it, and tbey of the better class of
peopie. it ;a tneretore a good advertising
medium, especially for those who desire to
reach the people of this part of the Slate.
W New subscribers are solicited with
dutce?. Tire Watcnrtian is not a ntfuta..
aper. huL is ohiMflv devoted to sob-
stantiiil and truthful things. We believe
that tho.. who subscribe to' it will find it a
mot welcome and profitable visitor ; and
We therefore request its friends to aid us in
extending Us circulation. Every house
keeper iu the County, especially ought to
bare it.
rl J' TERMS :
TRI-WEEKLY, per year. ........ $5 00
do. do. Six months,... '....2 50
WEEKLY, per yean 2 50
! do. six months. .........1 22
HMfiftTISING RATES
OnttWiUlbhcaiiona, $1 ; two publi
cations, l..w four, Wz ; months S3 - 6 mos
2
I offer Pubjs Gbapb Wixb for Communion
This Institution is now in operation, with fn 4 TPU flDiinr intensely interesting and useful books, that P"rpoea. Believing n vrong to sell or use the
: f.rfl oma nf in.tr.wnr. Srinrr tprm VriAllxJCi c5C ijMX A LXJT Ej' SELL in everv F.imilv. R.st thina r tried adnlterated Northern stuff so-called Wine for
a iuii corps
commences Feb. 5, 1874
mation send for circular,
Spring
For other infor-
16:1m
ATTORNEYS
AND
SALISBURY, N. C.
Dec lth, 1873.
PROPOSALS
Al 1.AAV,
SoltfitorstnBanfernplfi).
RF3 Special attention paid toProceeitigs
n Bankruptcy.
Sept. 5,-5l:3mes.
500 SACKS Q. A. SALT,
100 do Mashall's Fina do
100 Bbls. Molasses.
In Store in prime order and for Sale bv
BINGHAM & CO
by Canvasser. AQENTS WANTED to make Pirpose, 1 shall keep none but
a pbkmanent urriNEss on these orks. Send Pure Horth Carolina marie Grane Wine.
which I can conscieiuioiielT recommend.
l.a0 for Prospectus, the onlv oultit needed.
choose territory and commence at once. For
Illustrated Circulars ainl Liiberal Terms, address
JOHN E. POTTER ci CO.. Pubs.. Philad'a.
la, 4w
For .
COUGHS, COLDS. IIORSEN ES,
AND a!l THROAT DISEASES,
Use
WELLS' CASBOLIC TABLETS.
PUT UP ONLY IN BLUB BOXES.
A Lbctvbbob Tma Natcsk TBiAnniT
bp Radical core of Seminal areaknees, ot
Bpcrmatorrhtra, induced by Setf-Aboae. Inrot
untaVy Enjimna. Injp4eoej. Nervoea De
bility, nd lmpedimeuUtoMajTianuraaljs
Cimsnmption, Epllepy. and FiU ; Mi ntal aAd
FhyaiesJ Incapacity, are. By BOBBKT
CULVKRWELL. M. D. JtnLhrf th r.r
Book," Ac
Just Published, ia a Sealed
six ml
t,1,, .ctnre ,h ICrtTr. TTeament tnef
radical cure of spermMorrfcajB or flMiaVBll
Wcakneea, Intoluctarr Einina. 8excal Debility
and Impediments to Marriage geuenJh. ; ntu
voesness, Conramption. Epilepsy end Knt?
Mental and Phynical lDeaj a,citT.ieVlun rrean
clf-huie. etc By ROl.EKT J. CLLWU
ELL, II. D., Author of Luc '-Green Book,"V
Ac
The worJd-renowed author, in this admirable
Lecture, cleerly provee from hr ora expert
leuce that Lhe awful conaeaaiLoc of .Self ALnee
iuav be ttTectually removed witbiut medicine,
and without daoftsronj rrrmeal opcrationa.'
txiujrie. i:ii.truineut.ri!irs or cordials, poiottig
out a mode of cure at once certain and effec
tual by whicb every sufferer, lo matter m hat
bueonditiou may be.mavcure himtelf cheaply;
privately and radically. THIS LECTURE
WILL PROVE A BOON TO TROUMAKfir
AND THOUSANDS. aM!
bout under s'al. to anr addi
ALSO, Hanging, liracket, and Stand Lam pa, 1 sealed envelone. on the
. r .u !..!:. :i: . j ' I . . ' r ' r"
Mr pri
Gire me a miil.
. i li lit . F.KLUTTZ.
v isruggtsc iyuimury, jv. x-.
Oct. 2-tf.
aVlao, Dr. Civkbvei 'a
prJea 50 centa
Aaure-iStrie Pnbli.Hen.
CHA3 J C
Marriage Guided
""o. atw iont tt Oflice IU4
JO UN S. HBPf DEHSON.IfiBElT FAMILY
DISSOLUTION
OF COPARTNERSHIP.
The firm of Mock & Brown was dissolved bv
matural mutual consent on the first day of Jan.
The business will be settled up by the parties of
the firm. Any settlements made with Mr.
Chasi J. Bingham will be valid, as he is au
thorized to collect and make settlments for us.
ficay All those indebted to us, either bv Note
or Account are requested. Lo make early settle
ment, as we want to close the business of tbe
firm as soon as possible.
A. J. MOCK.
THOS. , BROWN
January 8th4 1874.
i
STILL THEY COME!
AS WALLACE'S STORE.
NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK !
Larger and Better than Ever
and 3U2LZ3 REMEDY.
Sold by Ilrtiggist. 4w.
LARUE SALE.
A large sale of personal property will lake
place on the Olh dav of January, 1H74, and to
continue from day to day, .it the plantation of
the late John Lhh.-rver, U miles norUi of Salis-
Attorney and Counsellor at Late
AX&
Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
SALISBURY, N. C.
IsT Special attention paid Lo Proceed
itigs in Bankruptcy.
Feb. 20,-tf.
MEDICIM.
Br. GREEK'S FIT CURE I
The Great Remedy for Epilpty, Curee.
Kits, Spasms, ConrUionaand Nervooa Wake
fulness, acU promptly, often arrrestinf ike Flu
from the firt dar'a use, even when lhe kin
existed for years.
V. Hs7AIiLACS has inst returned from bnrv, co!ni-riii) about
the Northern cities with a full and complete
stock, in which great Bargains can be bad.
lhose buying for cash or barter, will find it to
their interest to examine his Stok beforo bny
ing elsewhere. Thankful for oast oatronaire
he hopes by fair dealing and sirict attention to
business to merit a continuance of the same.
teles
CORN
10 leal of Hoses M Mu,
Piedmont Air Line Ralway.
I feel it my duty, as well as a privilege in
retiring trom business as one of Lhe members
of the late firm of Mock & Brown, to exDress
my Gratitude and appreciation for the iaree and
liberal patronage, & confidence conferred upon
them during their entire business connection
It also affords me pleasure to commend the
New firm of A. J. Mock & Co., to the same pub
lic favor and patronage aa that extended to
Mock & brown.
My business relations with Mr. J. A. Mock for
many years has become of the .most pleasant
and agreeable' character and the Young men
associated with him, Chas.J. Bingham & Walter
S. Rankin,' I commend with much favor to the
public as honest and correct business men.
f-v!M THOS. E. BROWN".
January 6lh, 1874.
nil - .-
one Cotton Oin, a l.irge quantity of Hay and
Shuck, three g-hore agon and Gear, some
Farming Tools, several head of Cattle, and oth
er articles too tedious to mention.
LarTer.ns of pale cash.
H. A. LEMLY. 1 . .
EDWIN SHAVER, j Aomrs
Salisbury, Dec. 10th, IS73. ts.
t
Richmond & Danville, Richmond &
Danville E. W N. C. Division, and
North "Wcetern N, C. E. W. -
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE.
n 1 ffect on aud after Thursday Jan 1st 1874.
GOING NORTH.
IfFM.
i . 'ajj' t. -. I a
A. J. Mock A Co., having taken tbe stock of
Marchandise of Mock & Brown will continue
business in the same large and . well arranged
store building, and will use their best efforts to
continue trade on the same basis that has char
acterized for several years the well known firm
of Mock & Brown, and bone, bv
Narge and well selected Stock of good and desir-
aoie uooas, to retain all the customers of the
late firm, and to add many new ones.
We intend lo keep a stock of Goods that, in
quality good selection, of Manufacture and
style, can be found in but few stores in this sec
tion, and to selLat prices that defy competition
for the same class of goods.
i A. J. MOCK,
' CHAS. J. BINGHAM.
I ! W. L RANKIN.
January 8th, 1874.-2moa.
STATIONS. Mail. Express.
Leave Charlotte 7 00 r x 8.36 a a
: : Air-Lius J'nct'u 7.15 8.60
' ! 8alis4ury il0.09 " 10.47 "
" Greeubboro 2.15 am 1,15 r u
Danville 6 28 3.27
M Burkevills ..... ll-40 8.06 "
Arrive at Richmond. 2.32 r m 11 02 r u
THE ONLY KNOWN MEDICINI
THAT AT TIIK SAMK'ilvlK
Purges, Ptirf lies and S ten
ens the System.
Dr.Ttltt'S Pills are composed of many
ingredients. Promii.ent among them are Sar
saparilla and Wi d Cherry, so united as act to-
other: the one, through its admixture with
O - - -V
HOUSE PAINTING,
$icn Paintiiiir.
Carriage Painting
( aniat' T mi n .
Paper Hanging, Ae.
I am prepared to execute ail orders in tbe
above lines. Satrnftcrioo wurraiKed.
Oflice, neit door horc I'arker'a.
Orders from the country promptly attended
to. 11. T. BROWN.
Aug. 11, 1873 3uios.
Positive and remanent Cures!
Read the Folio wins.
Clayton, N; C, Aug. 15, 187S.
Theo. F. Kllttz, Knq ;
Selisbnry, N. C.
Dear Sir: I bought la-t fall from Wade,
Boykin eCo., Baltimore, 1 don-n liottlea of your
KllittrV Chill Cure" Tajd it lo lhose having
chill, and as Una is a srevaleiit sickness in
many sections. 1 was anxious to bnd a spenpe
for Chill, Fever and Agw Ar. I looked care1
fullv after the results of each bottle, some of
which waft-used in long-stanping c.iseti, and allou
me to say (mi every bottle ejected a ruse. I am
now selling it nu ! iua . u-y a curs or t pay
rfci "Klutlz's Chill Cure' saves manv a Ic-
tor's bill of 30, 310, or $20. 1 ejrclofte tbe pay
for 4 dozen more, as the last dozen is all gone,
every botrio warranted, bd. dsfll1 4MS
has the benHit of lhe warrant been npulieo lor.
ry Jaavfectiatbv Yonr,
H J UYALS.
COKPOTm) EX C0RYDALI8 !
The Great Ve&eUble AlteratiTe, Cwti.
rofuls.HeconTJarv b attalaa. Frarnlinaai aaalfcai
Skin, and all ttiiraamariaiog frmn impure Blood
MEDICATED H0VXT.
A Sorereiirn Balm for CoWha Colda. Bran.
chilas, Asthma, and all dini-n .f tbe alrfkaa
ages and Lung. By Its timely oe many sup-
poed cases of 0ns-nraptmn are promptly
lieved and the Lnngs restored to hesddt.
OTTTRALGIA 8PECTPIC f
A prompt, positive and permanent relief for
- . - . - - ' -
tne excruciating paius of Neuralgu,
turn ano rvnatira.
Par Sale by T. F. Kltrtts.
I n-pared only by
Dr. GEEN, LINDLZY &
CUARLOTTE N. a
Nov. 6, 1871-Iy.
Warranted Chill Cure.
The oaly warranted chill cure sold in tkk
aeciioo of the Stale. Prepared by tbe Medicinal
Co., of N. C. Purely vegetable, children take
it as welt aft adnlta. For sale only by O. M
Boca A Co. IVUmrr refaixltd in all
nm-s are nn
bept. II, tf
1
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!q
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if
I
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GOING SOUTH.
other
Other
'li S? : 12 mos. S12. Tlm-emr! nnhl'n .
I W A " - T T I kWPa f- " " " - -
' " eBiernnart of Kandnlnh nd enstern 9 si tnru Jr . i!5i1 frill r fl'9 mnnlka B R
f. Tf r : - : t .r " " "'''
OX D.ivfaWfc i,niiiLu-ii4Ji!nain(K fit". '"9
1 heae rates refer
"ccasional for
;j!''njgomory
rCfslnlb Bichnihnd.
, oianiy n.g no wan
. tliL numbc
,,lc!3lnlic,i
Moore,
courjtiea.
bers kbont taefity-firr,
as jiHsrsofle ajid contracU
totne weekljr alone.
AM'
.EDlTOKS WATCHMAN,
c . . xt r
MARION HIGH SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
at makion, Mcdowell co., n. c.
T"S SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED
- JAN. 19TH. 1874, and continue 20 weeks.
B;v. S. R. Trawick, A. M ,Principal,aasisted
by Mrs, S. R. Trawick and othera.
Primary Studies, per term, $15 00
Intermediate, .20 00
Juuior aud Sen it or. . 25 00
Latin. Greek. French nr German, each 5 00
Music on Piano Forte, per term, 2000
Use of instrument. 500
Board in the best families, per month 9 00
Br for nirther particulars, apply to Ur.
J. H. Gilkjejujpi.yiij. W. JL Ualooe. M arion
N. U,. for Circular.
December 5th. 187U.
Dec. 24. 15 1 1 mo.
STA TIONS-. I Mail.
I
Leave Richmond... 1 48 p a
Borkeville 4fi8 "
" Danville 9.fi'i "
ISreensboro 1'6 av
" Salisba y 3.56 '
" Asr Line J'unc't 6 23 "
Vrrive at" Charlotte. ; 6 30 a m
Express.
6 03
823
I 03
400
6 33
8 53
9 00
A M
P M
UOISO EAST.
STATIONS.
Maiu ,
.
Leave Gteensboro..
" Co Shops
" Kale ic-li
Arr. at Goldboro'...
2 00 a a
" 3 55 '
8 30 "
U.40r at
Mail
i Arr. 1?.T0a a
L'velO06 1
3 " 640
.$L've300ra
NORTH WESTERNN. C. R R
( Salem Buasch. )
Leave Greensboro 4.40 r x
Arrive at 3alem 635 r a
Leave Salem 800 a a
Arrive at Greensboro. .1000 a a
Pa asenaer train teavinz .Raleigh at 7 40 r a
connects at Greeiuboro with the Xortheru bound
train; making theqtiiekut time to a'l Norshern
cities! Price ot Ticket same as via other lontcs.
Trains to and from points Kast of Greensboro
connect at ; aensboro with Mail Trains to or
from points Norih or Sonth.
Trains daily, both wavs
On Sundays Lvnchburg Accommo'lation bave
Richmond at 9 42 A. a . arrive at Burkeville !12 -.9
r a , leave Bnikcville 4 35 a a, arrive at Rie
raoad 7 58 a a
Pullman 1'alace Cars on all niaht tra ns be
tween Charlotte and Richmond. (ithout rhange
For furthei information addresa
S B. ALLEN,
. - ,n Gea l Ticket kmt
Greensboro, N C
TR TALCfVT.
Engineer A; Ja'l SapsrinleUdent
t-. : ' . ' 1 . if
ubst , ce , purifying and purging ; while
s sirs glhening the system. Thus these
ills are nl the same time a tonic and a cathar
i I.. r.. i: 1
tic a iveslucraiiiu i".r Migm iur uj iiiL-'.icai
men, uui never ooiore uiscovcreti. in oiner
words, they do the work of two medicines and
do it much better than any two we know of, for
they remove nothing from the system but mi
purities, so that while they purge they also
strengthen and hence they cause no debility and
are followed bv no reaction.
Dr T'ltt S Pills have a won lortul influence
on the blood. They not onlv purify without
weakening but they remove ail noxious par
ticles from the chyle before it is converted into
uiiid,nnd thus makes imbilitation, so (here is no
n-inxea or Meknex attcuding the operation o
thismostcxcellout medicine, which neversirain
.,r lorturt-s the nigeauve organs, but caase
thom to work iu a pcrlectlv natural manner
hence rerorw taking them 'lo rmr become pale
and emaciated, but. on .the.cnnlr.arv,. while all
imparities are being removed, the combined ac
tion of the SaK.iprillia and Wild Cherry pnri
c ,i ;i.:tr .rnles the"bo.lv. and action. Price
Ml.v. .... mm .t'. -----
25 cents a lox. Sold by all druggUt. Depot 48
Cr.rtlaii.lt St. "New. 4w.
nr. Saaro'a Ca
tarrh foin?r
... kr Ma mil J. haaU-1
the disease yields
when Ike xstoa ha
been put fn pcrfeet
on'.cr with nocior
vi r - uolden
nedlcal Discovery, wh'.ch :uW
CTS.r5oi t v in correct blood and I
system, which are' always at tanR, slsol
og sTHXificallT.upon fUc dipcoaedj
liunds of the noo arn iia I
I PC. i. ii.-n.ivthnii'l lcnnnlicu With I
r7Plercca Nasal Doincfcewithl
SCchTnc.!icinc ran t.e carricU
awl perfcc'J'j anpneo io ji i 7
rrr -i. rKamfiera In which fares sad
2L. aaaaaraaaaKMs which du
I mmmmfm-a.1 VV" ,l("COiSnil R39 UI WUI
I of Ueatment proven, that the proprictorl
I u m.i i " nr Calcrrh which he I
cannot eure. The tvro nv.iclnes with
instrument, ror fuj nu urusgw.
FURNITURE!
J. A. CLODFELTER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail lhtl$r$ in Furniture,
TKS Invitk attention to their stock ofCot-
tage Bedsteads French (.'haimber Suits,
MOS Walnut and pii ted Cane Seat Chair
Rocking Chairs of all de-rription, Kt tens .on
I'iuing Tables tablet of altkind- Wardrlea
Bureau, Wasbtaud, TVIiat-Nnta, Si.tas,
Kcoeption Chairs and Parlor uit. Also
many other art ivies wbcn c are prepared to
4ell as cheap or cheaper tusju n y House in tne
vestcrn nart of tbe State
lie sure to call, near1 v hnposi'-eTne twaninrm
Hotel, next dmir below tbexpress ofBce.aee
wr stoclc and hear our prices. Onr tern s caab.
Meclal orders iraane irpm uno:grupc ic
uuroinee; win ie Tijmieo.
Administrators' Notir.fi
Tbe undenustned 1 v u.g dtdy qaalifird n Uae
Administrator wiih the will annexed of Joka
Sbavrr.deceaiwd.bt fcbv nr.tiH ftanoslt. '
lebted to sawn ewtate to m-.ke i
Me barvi r.r eiiaitaa maim. said eatasc are asti
ned to prasesd tHeaa to lb uadrrvicned oa or
before the 2nd day cf Sti tender. 1874. or I bis
notice wil be plead in bar of their cecoverr.
September 2nd, lffl
UENRT A. LEMLT,
EDWIN BHAVEB,
52:tf A
4 vaaCSaaanV''aBBBBBa1 mmWHtPOi
Pw" A fall amwrrtment of rlowwood, If etalU
nd Walnut Burial CaM-. vbnb can be lur
disked at :t hour notion-.
Jan. 16 ly.
Iiprtast
Sale of Merchandise.
BaBfrap
t
wit
IT
L:J
i
i?
. il
v. ,
Sales at Panic Prices.
Bv virtue of an ftrr n.a.U hv'ttltU.4. Pi-
trsil Joort in Ikinkrnpicy, ar J hn l. aad i.
llio. I. Kern, tne uut Mne i as rit-ci r.
offers their entire stock of Oool at the loaeat
raicea ever ebaraed in this market. Come im
i mediately, or you will lose great barf-ain.
Sold at Store with ijrn if j Kern V on
! Main Street. DAY 10 HRINtlLK,
Dec 11th. 1873. (14::ita) Uecelwr.
State of Horth Carolina,
ItflWAN ClUNTY.
In the Superior Court.
Tobins Ooodmnn. William Goodman. CfMV
Barrinff r, Jr.hn T. Iolrrn. (ienrjre W.
tioodman. TCanry if. Goodman.
Goodman. James A. Goolninn. Mi
M. Knrrx.anrl David P. Knox, pit
Larr B Werner. rfcarT Goodman.
Goodman, Wrrliam Go"dman.
Goodman. John V. Goodman. Arbatt
(nodtnan. Mnrr M. K inir. Jf.rre B.
Cntba K. King's lxira. defendant a
Special jiraerediuai for tale ef Lumd
row rART trios.
It apprarjsjfc to tbe ! if actios at tb
Court, that dcfcaulanta. Marr B. Wig r,
Mary M Kinsz. Ut B. King. Cynthia E.
K .nu, and boiahia b in, betra. are Mai
dents of tills State. U snrderwi by the I
that fu. U u at irui 1- lumlf firr aaV ami
weeks in tbe Caruliaa w att hmaa, a MMs
jiaper poblishrd in ibe toan of rkiiabwr4
notifing aabl at n resident defctubanta to
spjx-ar in tbu Ci-url, on or bcitre the Sttk
dsj oX Ftlrur neat. And answer the pav
tilioii ot ulaiutiff-, otlicrwie judgment pr
emtt'etmo w ill 1m? taken attaint theea.
Witness. John A Itoln. desk f aaki
Superior Court, at onVe ra rhtrhiannr, the
Ctli day of iaauarv. HG4.
ICAt Jt il A. BOYDEM. Uavt.
HOTICE Tfl DEBTORS ?
AH per"n ind-d to a are
lart nreently reo'teated to call and aettks aith
1 . j -
Ulll U' 14V.
JOHN U. . A B MI A KT A CD.
Dec - j
di
-a
t
i
Jd:irif.irti
lP "l'l H.r 'tM1'' -V! hlLW.
OA1.I51H Kl 11 . V
or a dozen women.