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First Introduction.
Ad. mi Madam, I'm Adam,
Kve Adam, I in Madam.
No ohm objecting, they embrace
I saw Eau kiss ..- Kate ;
The fact is. we all three saw ;
I nw Ksau, he saw me.
And shn mw I mw Eau.
r
A yoang man sought to scenre lu
Sweetheart by strategy, be took her out
for a boat ride and threatened to jump
overboard into the lake if she didn't con
sent to marry him. Hat it did not work.
8be offered to bet him a dollar that he
daren't dive in.
- ;
A girl, hearing her mistress ask her
hatband to bring "Dombey and Son'
with him when he came home to dinner,
set two extra plates for the expected
Ja?g Cloud is an original, if not a
very learned Judge. The Western
Sentinel iuforms the public that when Dr.
R. K. Gregory applied to this legal lumi
nary for an order to force the Coroner of
Surry eoonty to hoi i a post mortem e
amination of the Siamese Twins, he ren
dered tho following summary decision :
'Go to bell ! Thar now." , -
Tbe Pacific Rural Press thus sums up
the object of the Patrons of Husband
1. I in ennoblement of labor and the
prod u iog classes.
2. Bringing mote closely together the
producer and cutis inner.
3. Mutual instruction. The lightening
ol labor by diffusing a better knowledgt
of it s) aim. ,
4 rtocitl culture. (
5. Mm n il relief in sickness and ad
versity
6. EffeviMnion of litigation.
7. Prevention of cruelty to animals.
8. The overthrow of the! credit sys1
teill
9 ftuildiiig up and tottering home in
dustry. 10 M u. nil prelection to husbandmet.
ug.ii .i Hturpvr and monopolists.
Butts w i instituted Saturday in the
rtupeii M (J. nu t of Wake county, says the
lUlelgh. Sctcs, by August Belmont & Co.,
bmikeis of New York City, jar plaintiffs,
to compel the State Auditor to collect the
special taxes levied on all the taxable
property in the State bythd several acts
of tbe General Assembly j creating the
Special Tax Bonds, for the payment ol
the interest for the years 1870-'71-'72-73
and '74. The 20th day of the present
month has beeu set by Judge Watts foi
hearing, at Chambers, in thin city, the
motion for a peremptory mandamus.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Walter J. Budd
and R. 0. Badger appear for plaintiff.
8hould the State Courts decide adverse
ly V, plaintiff it is the intention of the
counsel to carry the eases to the Supreme
Court of the United States.
Prom the Wilmington Star.
The Twins.
smwaaawawm
Carried No:itii for Autopsy
Owing to the fact that the sleet inter
rupted telegraphic communication between
this city and Greensboro, we were unable
yesterday to furnish our readers with in
formation concerning the movements of
the scientific party which visited Mt. Airy
for the purpose of securing the bodies of
the Siamese 1
wins. Delow is a brief
letter fiom
our correspondent, dated
Groensboro, February- 4th
i " 7-
The Siamese Twins arrived hero at
10 o'clock A. M. und went north at 1
o'clock P. M., in charge of Drs. Pancoast,
Allen and Andrews. It is supposed they
are now the property of the! Philadelphia
Medical Society ,-and they arc being taken
to Philadelphia for an autopsy and other
scientific purposes.
The wonderful pair were found well
p.eservcd, notwithstanding the reports
of lusty Interment.
Tbe broad chair used by them was also
with the party. It is a common home
mado split-bottom affair, about 3 feet
wide.
What ia " farming P
Says the Rural New Yorker :
Thre are two classes of so-called farm
ers. "One of these classes says farming
does not pay ; the other asserts that it
does. This suggest the questions :
Why is there this difference of opinion ?
If Juan Johnson or George Gedd, or a
son or other men we could name,
should assert that farming does not pay,
we should be inclined to believe there was
something in it! But we never have
heard, that they made such an assertion
VL. J . iA. .1.- r ...
" no uo in.e uie negative or tins QBCS
al 4 A .1
uon iy Are may men who make agricul
ture sJetudy t Are men known as mod
el business men and who base their asser
tion upon incontrovertible facts and figures,
realised from intelligent, economical and
yet liberal treatment of soils, crops, live
stock, ice. T Can these men give na an
uvuuiuun ui farming i we are anxious
to be enlightened on this subject. Will
not some oim who believes farming will
not pay give us the grounds of his belief,
based upon a clear definition of what he
means by farming, with the facts and
figures' In detail relative to the manage
ment of his farm t We are anxious to get
at the' root of this matter to know wheth
er the reason why farming does not pay
certairwsaen is due to tbe soil, climate,
location relative to markets, want of adap-
tatioofSf crops cultivated to the market
demand, management, railroads, middle
men, taxes indolence or ignorance ? Who
will bo tho first to tell us what farming is
and why it will not jury T
Grata Greenwood, in a recent Wash
ingtooviotter, tells a little story of a fami
ly of Missouri "crackers," carehss, shift
less, and intolerably lasy, the daughters
if hreti were accustomed to go barefoot,
till tlmsolfs of their feet became hard
like unto horn. One of these young la
ties, om poming home one day from a long
t ramp jn the rain after the cows, was stan
ding a the hearth drying her clothes,
when her old mother drawled out, "Sal,
thai-,sa live coal under yer
foot. "' The girl slightly turned her head,
and drawled back, "which foot mam-
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at AttccU's Hardware Store.
Salisbury, N. C. Aog. 88, 1873-tf.
1874,
NOW READY.
1864.
37 YEAR OF PUBLICATION.
Turner's N. a Almanac for 1874 is the lar
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For Sale by
McNEELY A WALTON, Merchant,
Saliahtirv. V fi
wwvnn in),
THE NEW FAMILY
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
:
We claim and can show that it i the chkap-
L mot beautiful, dfclicately arranged, niceiv
adjusted, easilv operated, and smoothly running
of all tbe Family Sewing Machines. It re
markable not only for the range and variety of
its sewing, but also for the variety and different
kinds of texture which it will sew with equal
facility and perfection, using silk twiat, linen or
cotton thread, fine or coarse, making the inter-
locked-elastic-stitch, aiiae on D0U1 Slues Ol
the fabric sewn. Thus, beaTer cloth, or leather,
may be sewh with great strength and uniformity
of stitch; and, in a moment, this willing and
never-wearying instrument may be adjusted lor
fine work on gauze or gossamer tissue, ot ine
tucking of tarlatan, or rufiling, or almost any
other work which delicate fingers have been
known to perform.
And with its simplicity of construction ; ease
of operation: uniformity of PRECISE action at
any speed; capacity for range and variety of work,
It T J li i i usj
one or coarse leaving an rivam wumu u.
We wirh pleasure refer the public to the Gold
and Bronze Medals and Diplomas awarded to
onr Machines in America, Prussia, England, and
recently in Austria at the Exposition in Vienna,
where we were awarded five Medals, Merit, Pro-
. m . P -a. J
gress, and tnree tor articles manuiacuirea on our
Machines. But it gives us much greater pleasure,
to present to the public the sworn returns of sale,
(to which any one can have access) of the differ
ent Manufacturers of Machines, for the last four
years, made to the receiver appointed by the
owners of valuable Sewing Machine Patents, and
which shews the precise number of machines
sold by each Company.
1869 1870 1871 187S
Singer . Mnofctlng Co., SS.TSt 187,883 1'1,2' 0 819 759
Who-i. Wtlahn la 7Bf bft S8.20S 189.526 174.084
Howe McMn-Co., 45,000 75,156 84,010 145,000
Grove A Baker Sewing
M .chine Co., 85,1s 5 57,402
Domestic S-wing do
WeedSew'ng do 19,687 8,202
WHeozSGIbba do 17,201 2S,90
Wilson do 500
50.SM8
1UJ97
89.655
80.127
21,158
59.010
49,564
43 444
88,689
22,664
American Button-riole Over
coming MR chine Co., 7,792
Gold Medal do
Florence do 1361
14.573
8 91S
17,660
20.121
IS 662
10,947
13,986
IS 897
IS 798
B. P. Howe do
Victor - do
Davis - do
Biers . - do
Rem ine ton Empire do
J. E. Braonadorf 'do
Kej stone - ; do
Bartlett, Reversible do 496
Bartram A Fanton do 420
Leeor do
Oriein.il Howe do
Pinkie 4 Lyon do 1.89 2.42A
Aetra do 4 543 '6,806
Kliplle do
Empire do 8.700 8 560
Parham do 1,141 1,7f6
J. O. Fo'ron do
M'Kay do lr9
C. F. Thimson do 100
Union Button-Ho'c do
Laeavitt do 771
14,9";
11,901
11 569
457
11,876
6068
4,989
4,269
2,666
1,fHt0
1,000.
614
1,004
90,051
7,689
4 720
4 565
2.966
2,056
980
813
1T
124
311
The reader will also note that although it is
charged that Sewing Machines are sold at en
ormously high prices, yet he will see that sever
al nrms, that were in existence have tailed or
abandoned an amprofitable business.
We respectfully solicit a call from all parties
desiring a first class Sewing Machine.
At our Store near the Public Square will be
found the
LATEST IMPROVED ATTACHMENTS
for Tucking, Cording, Ruffling, &c.
Also Silk, Linen, and Cotton Threads,
Needles, Oil, &c.
Singer Manufacturing1 Co.,
; JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Oct. 2-tfr Agent.
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Ra R Re
RAOWAVS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOWK
Iter rea lir IM nhwmcnMirt Md mmy dm
scfpbe with rant.
kadwavs keaoy rklikf u a eras roa
EVERY PAI1. J
It vu th flnt and Is
The Only Pain Remedy
that Inatantlr a(np the mo excradatimr i-in. allava
fnaamwatloiv. and rare Conir-iion. wbethrntf i do
t.uiiica. StMisjich. Buweh, or iKbrr (laadsor on an... br
oaa aaillaaltni
IN FROM ON'K TO TWBNTV MIXL'TES.
in matter how violent w txrrmeUitng th- r-aln the
RUKUSt VT1 Bed-fWtten, li.nnn. Crippletl. Nerroaa.
Scuraltric, or pToalrated with sfrBBSS uiajr sutler.
KAUWAT JJ KtAUT HtLltf
!-... win H . n w mmm-m .
wnx afford instant bass
INTLAilM ATIi ) OT THR KTDNEYS.
1
INr L M V ATION OP TH8 BLADDER.
IN FLAMMATION OP THK Id .V KI.S.
I-ON.JKSTIO.V OP TUB LCXCS.
SORB THROAT, DIFFICULT IlKRATHTXO
PALPITATION OK THE HEART.
HYSTERICS, CB3UP, DIPTHERIA.
CATARRH. INFLUENZA.
nEADACHE, TOOTHAPHB.
N K r II A I.GI A, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHILLS. ACUE ( III 1. 1;
nMaSOTSsMM! or tliv Rpudv KfllePto the paHor
parta where the pain or difficulty exfaxa will afford eaaa
and Comfort.
Twenty drops In halfa tumbler of water will In a few
moment cure CRAMPS. JTfA!MS, SOUR HTOUACIL
HB A RTBI R V, SI K nADACHE. OlAKRIiuEA.
DT8BNTEBT. COLm, WIND IS THE BOWELS,
and all INTERN A L I'A IN
Traveler aboaWI alwara earrr a bottle of atataV
Wmjra Brady Belief with them. A fw dmpa In
watar win prevent alofcm or palne frotn ehanta of
water. It la better than French Brandy or Bitlcra aa
ctimulaaL
FEVER ABB AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE eared for ftftv eenta. There I
not a remedial agem In thle w irl! thai will ewre P-rer
and Axue. and all other Mabtrt... Kii-nv "earlt.
Tvphoid. Yellow, and other Ferera lakled bv RAO
win PlCLMI an quick a RAOM AY'S RE.vDY KK.
LIE F. Piny eenta ner botfta.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
STRONG AND PURE RICH RLOOD IN'CRBAFE
OP FLESH AM) WKIilHT iiI.KaR KKIN AND
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DR. RAD WAY'S
Sarsapariiliau Eesolvent .
THE GREAT BLOOD PJ1IFIER.
HAS MADE TTIE MOST A STo NTS rTTNrj rTRP.S: m
QUICK. So RAPID ARK THE lANiK, THE
HOOT UNDER) to BS, UNDER THE 1XH.I KM K
OF TlliS TRULY Wo.N'DERFL L MMDICIIfB.
THAT
Every Daj an tease in FM
and few i Seen and Felt
Beery drp of the SARRAPARILLIAN RRSOU
VENT C"iMiiiuui.-.it'-t 1 1 1 r ur '): BI.kkI. Sweat, t'rtne,
and other Kluida and juice n( the tyatem the viitor of
life, for it repair the a'eaof the body with new and
ottiid material. SemtHla, SvphUU. Cui.ainptinn.
tilandiilar dieae. Ulcer in the throat. Mouth. Tu
mors. Node" in thcijland'iand (her artoftb v.iem.
flore Eyca. St rumor.. .! iliacliancet Inmi s la-- Em r- and
the worst fnn of Sktu dHea-e. KriiHi4,u. Fever
sr, ScaM Hetnl, Biiitf Worm. Hah Rltcum. Broiprlaa.
Acne. Black KMt, Worm III lite Fleh. Ti.mor. Cau
ser m thn Womb, and all nenkeniu; and iiainful H
chantes, Nisrht.Swcaus, Ixof 8nn and nil wlesm
the lite principle arc vriihiu the curative rnnue .,i thi
wonder of Miderii Chemi5tr. and n t" day.' u-- will
prove to any ; rson ti.- in.- it for elih-.r ot Uie'ae form of
Jieeaac lu potent po-.vcr to cure them.
It tbe -atlent, daily liecomln redaecd by the wastes
ml decomposition lli.tt I Coidinnally provr.v.lin. mc.
Ci'eda in arresting i.'.. -- waMea. and" r?air lite rame
with tmte tuutrrinl tundc from hrnhhv bbaed ami i his
tho SARRAPARILLIAN will and tbaea a.'cnre a cure
i certain; for tvIicii oiicc tbl ri-in.-.lv comsnrweta its
work, of pnrillcailou. ami oc-eed.lii' dmdni.bluv liar
Ions if w.-i.to.. it repair will lio rapid, and ser alajr
the patietrt will feet him- - I I irrowliis: bt-tte, and .troiier,
liar tood dhtcKilii lietter, apitUi' unpru in.-, and fie?h
ail I WeiKiU lti'Tr:.-::: .'.
Not only doe the S.rjrpn.i.i vx ttr.vtt.Tvyr excel
all known rmedlnl acenta lu thernrc ot" tihmnie. ht...
IuIoim. t'oiiatiiutiona!, cud SWiu diseaaca; but It la Ute
only ioaltlvc cure for
Kidney 0 Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Worth rtie.ic. Cravcl. Diabetea. Dropay,
ppatfo of Water, Inciuiliiictsceof Urine. Brlslit'a Di.
a-. Albaniinaria, And in all cae where there are
t.i lekilwtieMita, or ihe water l thick, clondv. iniKed
rli .ub-tam-ea like the white of an ere, or thread, like
''- ailk. or there i a uiorhid. djrk. hdiou .i-..-ar-eiff.
an 1 white liom -dut lt-HMit, aul wle.ll tli.ro la
pricking. Inn nlu . ualioii wle-u paitie water, and
I'j.u 1.1 tU. Mii-.l if i;.o Hack au4 aloi. tbe Loiua.
Til mat'
C11 red
12 Years' Growth
II ultra tj ".j Ilesftl rent.
DR. EiADWAY'S
PensctParpu?eep!atiiiPills
perfectly t.itclc. le-.'an:!y coaled with wert enra.
puive. reculaif. purify, i-h-anee and .tretnttneu. Rad
w ay's Pill, tor the'eure of all disorder of the Momach,
Livir. Howe!, hUdnet. Bladder. Nervous Disease.
Hradache. ttoMstiparton. Ouelrrncra, Indleestkia. Dys
pepaia, Bilitinea. Bilion IVvrr. Iiitlammatinn of tbe
ttowel. Pile, and all Iseraasjamenta of the Internal
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Y'iretable, containing no uicrcsKy, iniueralaordeleterL
euadrnits.
A few dose of RAOWAVS T7LLS will free tha tyt
t em front alllheahnvw named ilinrdera. Price. SS eenta
t-r Box. HOLD BY DKUOOISTH.
UK A I) ' KAI.SK AN O TRUE." Rend one letter
stamp to BaUWAY A CO.. No. .TJ Warren St.. New
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Iron m the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
T7:7 Peru r inn Sirtip, n Protect
ed Solution of the Protoxide of
Iron, is so combined an to hare
the cIm racier of an a intent, as
casifif digested aiul a.inim'lttted
v ith the blood as the simplest
food. It. increases the. 'uaiititi
of Xat lire's Own I ttallslnm
Aijcnt, Iron in the blood, and
cures "a fhoH.iHint ills," dimply
bit Ton in-j up. Incigoratintf and
Vital ir.ttnj the Sifs'.tm, The en
ri cited and viUillzed blood per
meates every part of the body,
repairing damages and icamtc,
searching otic, morbid secre
tions, and tearing nothing for
disease to fee I upon.
This is the secret of the 1C9K
dcrfut succes s of this remedy in
curing Iyiip;rsia, l-icr Com
plaLjt, Dro;vsy, Chronic Ii;ir-rIi.o,I5oil.s,l-7crvoiu;-Virections.
Chill? niitl Fevers, 3Imi:ors,
XiO.i.s of
v ii;;tit!it:oii::l 'isror,
;i.;in::c:; of tio
Bladder rci:sr.1
rH;!ncy. ai;I
Coir.i!aitits,
end all diseases originating in
a bad rf ate of the blood, or ac
companist Cj d bUit.j o.-alow
state cf th z system . he iug free
from Alcohol. ii ang form, its
energizing ccc!:i arc r.ot fal
lowed ly cr,rrci:pontLhig reac
tion, brf ere jtrrjwtncnt, infit
sing c'.rirnati' r'n.-n : r- i
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ted, ev-
91U 6U lUery where. Particular.
A. H. Bi.air ft 8r. Louis, Mo.
Nov. 6 1873-tf.
free.
THE SdUTHKRA MUTUAL
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INSURANCE
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OF RICHHOD
Amu, 1st Jaaaary, 1673, - 8472,867.23
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Issues Annual, Term,
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Farm Property a Specialty.
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Dg. U. O. DAViDSON.TwtJJeai '"
JORDAN N. MAU I' IN, Vice-President.
1 a la. ' ' , I I . 1
J. K. NKISWANQER, Secretarr
8. B JO K , General Agenf.
J. ALLEN BROWN, of Salisbury,
:-vw'A Canvassing Agent.
LEWIS 0. II AXES, of Lexington,
Local and travelling Agent.
May 22, ly.
BANK OP STATESVILLE
CHARTED l" NDKR ACT OF THK If EN KB AL ASSEMBLY
OF NOBTA CAROLINA.
Authorized Capital, 5 00 000
THIS BANK has been organized trader the
Laws of the State, and all the requirements
complied with.
Deposits received subject to Check, and when
saBaBaweseaaas 'sresasr -. kr aaassaaVeeaaBT
special arrangement art made Cenificalea of
Deposit will be imuel payable with interest at
the rate of 8 per cent $
Executors, Administrators, Guardians, or
others holding money in Trust, are authorized
by law to deposit in this Bank.
Highest price paid for Gold and Silver
Coin and Old Bank BiUs; and General
i i
Banking Business transacted
REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE.
SAlfL. McD. TATE, Prbswbnt.
R. F. SIM0NTON, Camber.
Statesville, N. C, Aug. 21, lri73-3uios.
PRISE
The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the
Country 1 .
$100,000 00
!
10 BE DISTRIBUTED IN
L. D. SINE'S
43rd Semi-Annual
Gtift Ei
TFT JLiNTTRPRKF
To be drawn Monday, March 30th 1874.
ONE GRAND OAPTIOAL PRIZE,
$10,000 IN GOLD !
One Prize $5,000 in Silver !
Five prizes $1 ,000 ") '
Five prizes $500 V Each in GliKENBACKS.
Ten prises $100 j
Two Family Carriages and Matched horses
with Silver-mounted Harness, worth $1500 each
Two Buggies, Horses, Ac, worth $000 each !
Two Fine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth $650!
Ten Family Sewing Machines, - - worth $100
each I
1500 Gold and Silvr Lam Hunting Watekf,
(in aU) worth from $20 to $300 tack.
Gold Chains, Silver-ware. Jewelry Ac., Ac
Nnraber of Gifts, 10,000.
Tickets Limited to 60,000.
AGENTS WANTED to Sell Tickets,
to whom Libera) Premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets $2 -Six Tickets $10; Twelve
Tickets $20 ; Twenty-five Tickets $40.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a de
scription of the manner of drawing, and other
information in reference to the Distribution,
will be sent to any one ordering them. All let
ters must be addressed to
Lain office, L. D. SINE, Box 8.
101 W. Fifth St. CINCINNATI, O.
a a a i a a u i a I all
$72 00 EACH WEEK
e M k.1 I M .C 1
Agents wanted everywhere. Business strictly
legitimate. Particulars free. Address,
86 ly. J, WORTH CO., 8t, Ldnia, Mo.
The Biffht Ian,
f , PUBIJSHEJJ AX
CONOOBD N. O.
The Only Paper in the Southern
Atlantic States
devoted Entiraly to
Masonic Interests
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A TEAR t
Circulation now 6500.
Clubs of 20, or more, 75 eta
Every MASON in the land should sub.
sen be.
Address.
Publishers Bright Mason.
Concord N. C
iy A limited number of objectionable
Advertisement will be received.
Jan 29 1874 if.
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GIFT ENTER
A..Vl -. - - - - ' muuv I aaaa.
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ff aMItfaJ latsh al "1
lkl4-:ivWlBBlBliV
Dr. J. Walker's California Yin-
egar Bitters arc a purely Vegetable
preparation, made cfctorly from the na
tive herbs found oil the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, the medicinal properties of whkh
arc extracted, therefrom without tho uso
TJT"Alcdhol. ' The question Is almost
daily asked. 44 What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit
TEJtaf Our answer Is, that they remove
the cannc of di.sasc, mid the patient re
covers his health. They arc the great
blood iHirifier and a life-giving principle,
sjFsridet Innovator ntul Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of tho world baa a medicine been
oummiuitilcl TKscAsftia; the remarkabio
.Ml.l.a:.a . C TTaaaa...
cuaJiti t( Vixkoab HrrrKBs hi hcaltuc U
sick ot every ui-casc man m neir lo. i bey
are a 'gentle Purgative aa wall aa a Tonic.
reKermr. Oonaoum or Iunainmation of
the Liver aud VisceraloOrgana In Bilious
Diseases
The properties of Dn. fv a i.kbr'b
VtXaMAABlltTTKMareAporicnt. Diaphoretic,
Carrni native. Xatritiona, Lscxativa, Diuretic,
Sedalfrr. CoaTtter-frrilant Sadonfic, AJtara-
tive and Anti-Wiiotu.
lirsU'lill i li(MilUUS prori iiMi Vi!f.
xoar Bitters the most wonderful Id-
vigorant that ever suataiaod th- aiukina
system.
No Persou can take these Bitters
accoprfingto (Mreetimn. and remain long
Unwell, provided their lames are uot de
stroyed by mineral ixiism or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
reparrt
Itslious. Kemittent and Inter
mittent 1 evers. which arc so prcva
Jeut in tlif yalcyK of our great rivers
throughout tht OniteHl Stitea.eafecially
those of tlu) alissisaii, Oliio. NJisstMii i",
Illinois, Tmnusaec, (uiubcrlaud, Arkan
sas. Redi Colorado, llnuos. Hio Grande,
""lirhiAlalKima; Mohile, Havnnnah, Uo
anokc, James, and many others, with
their yat tiiht.it.irics, throughout o;:r
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea
sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
InvariaMy accnmpaiiied hy extensive de
rangetnents of the cttmmHi and liver,
and other abdominal via:era. In their
treatment,..-! purgative; exerting a jwv.--crful
IVfluence up ;i t!:csc various or
pins, is essential iy neeessarj'. There
is no cathartic (or pm puie equal to
Dk. J. Wa1.kki:'s ViNiUaAt: Bitthrs.
as they will speeilily remove the dark
colorr,! viscid lii.ittcr with uiiich the
bowels are hititlud, at tho sa ne time
stimulating the secretions of tho liver,
ami generally irstring the healthv
functiuns of the tligcative o: -mis.
Fortify the body against diseas
by purifying ail its lluidsuiih Vi.ki:.r
Bittkhs. Xt ejii'lvuiie e;m take ho.. I
of a sjrstoni thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or ludigesliou, Head
ache, Paui in the Shoulders, Ctij;lis,
Tightmss of the Chest. Di.ineKs. Smir
Eructistions of t he Stomach. Had T;isto
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, I'alpita
tation of the Heart, Inllanninitinii of the
Lungs, Pain in the re-ion the Kid
neya, and a hundred othtr painful symp
toms, are the. offsprings of I)vsepaia.
One bottle win i. rfvc a better gmutnteo
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
nent. Scrofula, or Kin-'s Kvil, White
Swellings, fleers. Ervi'ln. SwHIrd Neck.
Goitre. Scroftdwu liillaniiualioaA. Indolctit
Iiiflannnations, alenairial A !rctious. Old
Boron, Bruptitwts t.ftho Skin, Sro Kya-. etc.
In tuoso, as iu all oUier cunstitutiunai Dis
eases, WaLKKb's Vixkoak ItirTKos haro
shown their fwaat ettrativc powers hi tLe
most obstinatofoud iutractAida cues.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Uemit
tent and Intermittent Fevers. 1 uscaaes of
the liusnd, Liver, Kidneys ami Bladder,
these Bitters have no cntial. Such Diaeasea
are caused by Vitiated IUsmkI.
Mechanical DLsoases.- Persons en
gaged in Taints ami Minerals, such as
Plumber. Trpc-rtter. GuLl-bcaters, and
Miners, as ikoy ad v ante in life, are sabjret
to p.iralysi.s td" the Botrrl. To guard
agaiast tlii. t.ike a dose of WaLKBB's V in
Bo a a BiTTF.its (Kx-axioually.
For Skipl Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-Kheum, Illntches. Spots, Pimples,
Pustules, Boil, Carbuncle, Kin worms,
Scald bead, Sore Eye. ErviH-!a. Itch,
8curr. Discolnmthms' of the Skin, Humors
and Diacaaea of tbe Skip of whatever nama
sflt nature, are literally dag np and carried
out of the System in a short time bv tbe uaa
of these Bitters
Pin, Tape, aud other Worms,
larking in the svstcm of so many thousand,
are effectually destroyed and removed, ho
vstem of medicine, no vermifuges, no aa
thalminirlcs Will free tbe system from worms
like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in jounj
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonie
Bitters display so decided aa inflaenoa that
improvemeat is soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when
ever yon find its impurities bursting through7
the skin in Pimples, Lruptione, or Barm:
cleanse it when yon find it obstructed and
sluggish in the reins ; cleanse it wbea it is
foul ; yoox feelings will tell von when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
wiU follow. 3
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r. h. McDonald w
Dntrruta and Gen. Acta.. San
aaa cor. or Waahinrton and Chariton Sta.. H. T.
Sold by 11 Druggist, and IWalcra.
Ft. H. BfeDOVAUS B CO
T-sir--rJ" - 'sti sa run ism, "infiii
aaasaa mj au
Ifand Deeds, Trustee Deed
Commissioner's Deeds, Sheriffs'
Deeds, Cnattel Mortgages, &c ,
For Sale at this ofiis
H 1RD WARE.
When von want Hardware at low
figures, call on the undersigned at No 2
Granite Row.
D. A. ATWELL.
Salisbury, V. C.,May IS-tf.
CATAldfM HIBfl SCHOOL,
NEWTON, N. C.
l7,hJaerm of20week" n hezia Jae
nary 5th 1874.
Tuition, fsom $10 to $12.50 per term. 1
in familiea, from $8 to $10 per month
Rev. J. C. CAPP. A. B., Principal.
Bev.J.A.FOIT A. BTl . T"
j. it wnwv r
p Dec. 18 18T3-tms. '
WATCHMAN OFFICE
is well SttppHed-with
large and elegant
of
PLAIN I FANCY T
JOB TYPES,
Pictorial or
CUT ILLU8TRATION8, 4C.
suiUblcfor all kinds of
HANDBILL
at
PRINTING.
Finer and mora Ornamental Tvpet for
Business & Professional
GABD8 1
Visiting, Party and Wedding Cards ;
College and School
Circular! of all kinds ;
PAMPHLETS,
Tobacco Xotices a ad
LABELS
for all purposes ;
faht blanks
For Clerks. Magistrates
s
and Solicitors ;
Or anything else required in tht
Printing Line.
THE
Carolina IDatftimii
AS A NEWSPAPER,
la a candidate for public favor. Ill
circulation is good, and its standing
and patronage improving. It it ens
of the best advertising mediums la
the State, and offers its tnctlitiea an nfl
liberal terms as any.
200 HEAD OF
Cattle Wanted
The undersiarned wishes to norei
Hundred fine Beef CaUle. for whieh he
prepared to pay the highest eaah prises
lie would also inform the Cmaese of
Salisbury that be is fareshiesi the aBmt
et with beef (bur times each week ; aaaaely t
on Monday. Wedneeday. Friday and Set
or day morotnsjs.
JO UN BaAfcaV.
Maj22-t.
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Cheap Chattel Mortgages.
and various other blanks for asJe Bsa.
A Second Hand
FOR SALE.
Inquire al this office.
Marriage Certificates for ws ktpa.
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