z l
A Miehiran lad y sitm-d a contract witL
her husband Ui rvsuaia frith Mm a certain
tang th of time, or lea, aa be wisbed, wben
be ill uoiify br ; to well some property ;
lo nut Liiu iu business ; to ban; uo cow
"William," Said one Quaker to another
Hbee knows I uver call anybody name,
Lot, W ilium, if the Governor'of tbe State
1 l . I I T..L.
ououia come 10 mc mua say, a
it tbe to find me tbe ligfest liar la
State of Mew York.' I would come t
and say, 'William, tbe Governor
Wants to aee tbee particularly."
London ia 1 iterally built on a foundation
of pipe. In some placet it would be
difficult to find room to lay another pipe.
One gas company eeoplies two districts
with nearly tour hundred miles of pipes.
Then there are tbe underground telegraph
pipes, and 2,500 mile of drain pipes, tbe
lead and iron pneumatic tubes, tbe sewers,
hm water pipes, and tbe underg round rail
way, i
a r-ti f 1 .
eently visited tbe State penitentiary, and
while there bad bin bair cut by tbe prison
tWher While andrrroinr the tonsorial
process a party of ladies and gentlemen
visitors looked iu, and tbe legislator was
made happy by catching such remarks as,
"Ugly look about tbe eyes," "Vicious
anouth," "Looks capable of any wicked -
," "Wonder what be did T ate.
Three more American ladies are about
to be married in Europe to noblemen
Misses Jerome, Forbes and Wiekersball ;
the first two of New York, aud the latter
of Philadelphia. Extensive preparations
are Leing made for these forthcoming
vents, and resident Brother Jonathans in
Paris, their wires aud daughters are, as
the Parisians sav. on the am viae. These
weddings will take place at the American
Lfation in Paris.
A Qonrrioff IN Chkicistry. When
the celebrated French chemist, OrfiL,
was on one occasion a witness ate trial
for poisoning, be was asked by the preei
dent if he could stale the quantity of ar
sonic requisit to kill a fly. ' Certainly,
M. le President," replied the expert;11
but I must first know beforehand tbe age
of the fly, its sex, Its temperament, its
condition and habit of body, whether
married or single, widow or maiden, wid
ower or bachelor.
Classifyiko Butte. A Western
paper says dealers in butter classify it as
wood grease, cart grease, soap grease,
variegated, tessellated, cow grease ; board
ing bouse breakfast, inferior tub, common
tub, medium roll, good roll, and gilt-edge
roll. The terms are strictly techni
cal.
The Manchester Union speaks the sen
timents of the sturdy Democracy of New
llampshire wben it says : 44 We are
obliged to agree with Mr. Grant that
neither he nor Congress can do anything
or ooum oaronna. ouppose me govern-
l .i i . - d -r i
ment of our State should tax us ten times
what it does, and steal the money what
eould Congress do t Suppose this taxing
..lliiniion Iam nttiravbil r"v Warn I
Mtiucnce was too powermi to be oTer
thrown by the ballot what could we do?
We could not resist or repudiate, for the
General Govern met it will sustain tbe rob
bers. We could only pray for such a
government at will respect the primary
right of self defense."
When Napoleon tbe Great died at St
IT UCII iiauuirun I uc un oi uiru elk Ol
ti i -i-ii.L . i : n.
iii ii'iia, an riitrnii iiuyaicnii ions cnarce I
rfliia heart, debiting U
filled wi'.h water.
Two tapers burned I
dian felt nervr.nlv
near it, but the custodian
' B,v I
enxious while watching
night, and did not sleep.
it throoeh tjie
. j
In tbe silence
of midnight he heard a rustling sound,
then a plunge into tbe water end a re
bound on the floor all occoring with the
quickness of thought. lie sprang from
bis br d to see an enormous rat dragging
the precious relic to his hole I A moment
more and the heart which bad been too
vast in its- ambition to be satisfied with
the sovereignty of eon
utinental Enrope
degraded than the
" "
wonld have been more
aIusI of imperial Ccesar
Thb 11k ast is bis Lair. A corres
pondent describes Ben Butler at home in
the following style t
"In domestic life no man could be more
charitable, gentle and pleasing than Gen
oral Hutler. He rends
everything, be
semembers everything, ne knows every
sjbiog. By tbe charm of perfect courtesy
nod brilliancy of hit eonversadon be grows
almost handeome. His wife is a woman
a i . a arav
aw
f iwAclltgence and enltivation, with the
WWaaj
of an empress. They live quiet-
ly, extending a delightful hospitality to
u few favored friends, who say that the
rcmemberance of that pleassnt home, be-
Core the beautiful and accomplished daughl
ter leit it, was one or the most charming
yictnres in the world.
'J'lIK drSth of F.t.finv T? T C.t lev
of Edgecombe, It announced as having
occurred in Tarboro, on Tuesday morning,
t . . A . .111 W. . a a
jaiier a proiraciea mness. At will be re
auembered that the deceased eame to the
Oeibernstpjriel Chair of the State in tbe
r of 180 1, sureeeding Gov. Ellis
who died that year, Gov. Clark being
rresioent ot
eOov. Ellis'
the Senate at the time of
death. He remained in of-
3ce a litther a year, being succeeded
by Gov Vajcck. His administration was
Attended with much trouble, it being dun
ang those days when officials of a State,
as well as the commanders in the army.
were compelled to exercise both discretion
smd firmuSm W Gor. Class
aesAsJneetmStmf tot ion of bsjsb himself
end tbe office be filled , and in bis death
the people of North Carolina will
"Z1
the loss of another link
.f I " - - at
tbem to obe days is urbieh tmey battled
for what they hefieved to be right. Netes
13 mat.
Tmk PAssffiv won ROBEeL The flo
mans were passionately fond of roses.
Cleopatra received Anthony at one of her
banquets Iu an apartment covered with
rose leaves, and Anthony, when dying,
requestea0HaJft fen, est his (rave.
Uose vaterswmm tbw iaverita neintuc of
Eomau beHlbey evesi used it hi their
baths. The Turks believes that roses
Mnrinir fro-Ti SaVai kraaalh nf lfahnmet. frur
which reaaeaTtLw uewae tread oa a rose.
nor suffer one lo lie oa tbe g round ; they
also soul pture roses en tbe tombs of un
married ladies.
The language of flowers
has au impassioned eloqunce.
t tfW-W
All
Tbe
German
shall not die for
iyelf bat only tor
others)' lor
whose company I shall be tarn ; tor
sclf, tip hour of death is tbe hour of birth
to a new, glorious life. 'It inn sets and
rises, the stars sink beneath the horisou
nod returns agaiu and all tbe spheres con-
miue in lueir chcuuk uw 'fTXiTTK
never come bark exactly in tbe same sute
as they disappeared, and hi the bright
sources of lite is life itself and its coutinu-
sources
anee.
Kvery hour brought
every morning ana erery eveniug tin as.
with nefr increase to tbe world ; ue w life
end new love thrill from the spheres as
the dew drops trickle from tbe clouds,
sod embrace nature as tbe cool night does
the earth. All death in nature ts birth,
end at the moment of death appears visi-
I bf y the rising of life. There is no dying
principle in nature, for nature Uireogttout
is unmixed with lite, wiieu, conceaiea De-
bind tbe old, begins again and develops
itself.
, Death and birth is simply ttsettoa
eirelina of life In itself in order to present
Itself ever more brightly and mote like to
itself.-
LA
i
M , .
Future UOlui Crops Agkicultural
Prospect or the Country. The Illinois
correspondence of the Country (rentleman
makes the following statement "It is my
impression mm me corn crop oi iw iuu
light as compared with those of lol and
1872. and probably a good deal less than
of 1873. Indeed I dp not expect to see
teuer than once in ton years seasons ss
vo ruble as 1871 and 1872, and I question
whether we shall ever again see the amount
of corn in Illinois or indeed in the corn re
g ion. we saw in 1872. As compared with
tbe wheat region the1 com region is rather
limited iu area. 1 consider the corn region
proper to be also par excellence the graaing
region, and to be confined to that climate
and area where lift y bushels of corn is the
average yield for good cultivation, and where
permanent pastures may be kept and main
tained through the year pastures which
will carry horses, sheep and cattle through
even the coldest winter, with the assistance
of hay and straw stacks to run to in rough
weather Through all this region of corn
and cattle, hay, grass, hogs and bad roads
the tendency is to more and more pastures
wrery year w irss corn w ue cousuiueu uu
the farm and less wheat and other small
grain
r.
The TI
avana correspondent of tbe New
Orleans
Picayune says : The Cubans
are
making great navoc in tne sugar
f a . a
plantations of this island. The destruc
tion of property is fearful. Numerous
fires of sugar estates are reported
in the
Juris diction of Bemedios, Cicnfuegoes
and the whole surrounding country. The
ooject m Durning plantations is to pre
vent the Spanish Government from ob
taming a revenue from its exportation of
sugar, xne patriot army tbrongbout tne
island is estimated at 35,000. Of late
they have been successful in aeveial en-
ii ,w s t c jam. jTi r
gagements with the S5aniards. Although
the war may be prolonged for one or two
years, nobody here doubts that tbe Cu-
bans wilt achieve their independence.
I
In speaking of Lee and -Grant "the
Hector and Achilles of tbe American
"Iliad," tbe London Saturday Review
says: " l he Virginian a character was
ot that noble kind which retains its full
measure of dignity in the shadow of ad
versity. 1 hough 'nothing succeeds like
- I
success, vet. in the Ust meetinir of tbe
. ., ' ' , . . .
rcs
ajiu cuieuy k mm woo surren-
der ui iwor1 i1 viewing them as they
M t i ' . .. . ' i
PP" " wiver years, wnen tneir ior- i
i ft . i.u.. . . -i . I .- .i... mm : i . 1
tunes diverged so widely, the President
of the creat republic looks small and
commonplace compared with the broken-
hearted school-master of Lexington."
. .
Tichborne
i morninsr
Hit Kkf.pf.ks When tbe
claimant eutered the court on the
,.l kukivw ma wwie luaj UI l II I II X
of his eou vict iou, he l.xiked nervous end
auxious. and seemed struck bv the auoear-
ance of tBreo u1eQ lu Plaiu eb.thes who Mere.
"j"0? rif h ln front of him: aHd who UP
that day had not appeared in court. Their
services were shortly to be required. The?
were constables iu plain clothes, prepared to !
9 SASS O. a 1 . aa
retire ir me jury should acquit ; but other
wise ready feu. lay their hands upon the broad
shoulders of the man, who must have bevu
more than human if these three strangers
so like the expectant demons in the old
legendary dramas had not inspired hi in
-. a - i a av a
wun uismai lureueaings.
What Paris is h Mads of." The
a e m ! Ii -- e a . . . .
cn,ef ou"ain? tanal of ans is n soft,
raas-co,oreu sanastone, wmcn becomes
moderately haid on exposure to tbe at
mospber. It is easy to cut indeed, too
tender and has to be dressed down after
J ver7 pleasing scene to the eye, bot
in a tew years it begins to discolor, and
eventually turns a dirty, sombre brown.
I anything but cheerful or nlea ant tn viAav
Thaaa ta awv k.:u: .
Paris, as this straw-colored sandstone is
all the material they have. It gives the
.aV
city a sameness bf color which is exceed
ingly monotonous. The grandest public
edifices are constructed nf tkU iUn.
well as the commonest huildi... vL
the monuments of the cemeteries are chief-
ly composed of this vellow sandaton.
mmi
Marry ins a Serious Matter.
It appears to be no easy natter to get
married in bwitzerland. A citizen of
bchaffhausen, who bad removed to anotb
or canton, asked from bis commune the
necessary permission to marry. The
president of the commune in reply told
him that in addition to payment tor the
needful documents lie would have to pro
for ibc riKts qf bourgeoise it his
niiaucc were a owiss sou rrancs
tf S foreigner. The man was told,
moreover, tbatjie would have to prove by
certificate that be was provided with n
- wedding outfit and a fortune of 800 francs.
He would be required to pay, in addition,
23 fra"c the school fund, 20 francs for
toe asillitary tax of 1873, and 86 florins
12 kreutsars for expanses incurred by his
commune when he was ill in Germanv.
The claims thus amounted to 882 francs
40 centimes, irrespective of all other ex
penses ol permissions, tranlations, stamps
ana urn cost or documents.. The
totally unable lb meet this claim, and
refutations to i this effect were made
to the coonsel of his commune by a socio-
ly ior encouraging marriages but all their
euoriB arc useitss
Amputation- Necessitated a
disease Last aigbt, at twenty-tew mm
a to eleven o CI02K. Sirs, iraarsrarir
McCarthy died at her residence, Ho. W1
frove atreet. Mrs. McCarthy's cast is
a most singular ne. She was
with heart disease, end. strangely
this complaint supevindnced dry mortih
cat ion of tbe leg, and about five months
ago it was found necessary by the pati
ent's medical advisers to amputate the
limb below the knee. Mrs. McCarthy
did not rally fully from tbe schock of tbe
operation, put contiunea w sin ciMMr
Iv until last nisrht. when she died. Jer
sey City Journal.
-
Tan Democratic Advance. Tne ke
tones of the Democracy in the East and
West ens not be explained sway by th estate
merit that this is an off year, and that the
Republicans have allowed the elections to go
by default. Large Democratic gains are
annoouced at tbe different charter elections
as well as in the Nutmeg State, and tbe
only rational -way of accounting for this is
upon the hypothesis that the people have
seized the flat opportunity that niwattitod
warning the Administration that it
s time to unload" in . onrnoU Chmrlttmi
wsnrr,
Trouble.
Artnough nearly a decade of vears hu
passed at nee the Reconstruction measures
were hrst inaugurated bv Congress, tho o.um
try is yet in the midst of trouble consenuent
upon
ineir enforcement. Louisiana nA
South Carolina have served to furnish fresh
iooo ior inoaght and sneeu tat ion f,,r W
oi- past and now Arkansas has stepped up bold
hr ly to the front, and challenged the attention
of the world.
Iu 1872 the contest for Governor va h.
tween Joseph Brooks. Democrat, end Kliaha
isaxter. Kepubbcan. As the conduct of af
fairs was in the hands of the Radicals. Bax
ter was. or course, declared eletl. Hnt tn
accomplish this object the vote of four entire
counties and or several towashiDs in other
counties, was thrown out. Hrooka franA
of course contended that he was elected and
nave siuee continued to maintain that fact,
and now the troubles have culminated in
two armed bauds in Little Rock, both da-
ter mined on supporting the claims of the ri
val leaders. On theJ5th, Brooks took the
oath of office before Chief Justice McClure
and in five minutes after had taken forcible
possession of the State House. He present-
ea nimseir at Baxter's office, at the head o
" . iu uniiu 01 men ana demanded no.
session. This Waa refilSPil. u-hun torn
men seised Baxter and led bim from the
room, since that time Brooks haa been in
possession of the State Houe. while FUxtr
has established his headquarters at St. John's
oiiege. lie immediate!? called unon the
President for assistance from Uuited State
troops, not ni application was refused. At
the last accounts, the two Governors were
supported by armed adherents, but.no open
act of hostility had yet taken place. Wil
mington Journal.
Humor ijf a Dictionary. One mieht
suppose tnat a dictionary wonld be free
rrom any very entertaining reading, but
the folio winp- nanpntrf (wi.nH n V-.
lers ouarto work, and well illustrates the
i . o i o " U IW
remark of Professor Gibba that there
perhaps no word in tbe English language
capable ol performing so much labor and
fY 1 '
attortting at tbe same time a clear and
intelligible sense, as the verb "to get."
Mr. Worcester quotes tbe following epeic.
men of its capabilities given by Dr
Withers : I gnt on horseback within ten
minutes after I got your letter. When I
VOt to Canterbury I got a chaise for town ;
nut 1 QOl wet through before T att to
. v- '
tMnteroury ; end i have aot such a rolrl
Tin i , " :
I ha" -t be able to get rid of in n
yww uw a rvaevry aooui noon,
bt fif t of all I got shaved and' dressed.
t ... ' i. . .77 .
"w y mjw me secret or getting
moTnftni.ai r , . . , i ft. n L. i i . , i
ft.n. ...... unua- ixic uoara, DOS A COUU1
not get an answer then ; however. I aot
intelligence from the messenger that
should most likely get one the uext mot
in. As soon as I oof back to my bin,
1
morn
as soon as 1 not back to mv nn.
fL'TO.' f ! Tt0
P the morning, I got my break-
n . m- - -
' aMd then ' 9ot ou.1 m 1 im to get an
nswer to my memorial.. As soon as I
9ot int0 the chaise, and got to Canterbury
bX'lbree. nd aboot three I got home. I
have got nothing for you, and no adieu "
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SINGER SEWING MACHII
We claim and can
tnt it
beautiful, delicately arranged, nicely
aaaiy ofjateteOVanUsnMMwiTruiii ss
Family Sewing Machines, ttiafa
Biasaaoie not oniT ior mc j. ,
iim aevintf. but also for the Tan St? anST dJfcreiit
is sewing, dui ",c ... ' . . i
& 1 r . u onnso enn vnxienv us
Kinaw 01 lexture wpiui n. " , - - - : -rt ,
facility and perfection, nsing silk twist, linen or
-r" ' -?.r u.s. jam r
LOCKElELASTIC-STITCH, SJiae w - ' "
mv Thaa, bea-rer clean or
with great strength and u n iformit?
I.
a moment, mis
nerer-wear-ing instrument may be adjusted for
fine work on ga use or goamer tlasne, m ae
tucking of tarlatan, or ruffling, or
loHratp iineers have been
known to perform.
And with its simplicity 01 construction ,
0 operation ; uniformity of .precis action ai
any speed; capacity for range and ?ariety of work,
fine or coarse leaving an rivals ni
Wa. wlrh nlpnanro refer the DUbllC tO tttC UOlU
and Bronse Medals and Diplomas awarded to
our Machines in America, Prussia, r.ngianu, ana
recently in Austria at the Exposition in V enns,
where we were awarded fi?e Medals, Merit, Pro
gress, snd three for articles manufactured on our
Machines. But it gi?es us much greater pleasure,
to present to the public the sworn returns of sale,
(to which any one can ha?e seeess) of theOAflSr
eat Manufacturers of Machines, for the last four
rears, made to the receirer appointed by the
owners of ?a!uab!e Sewing Machine Patents and
which shews the precise number of machines
sold by each Company.
1869 1870 1871 ' 1879
arr ManufACtlnc Co., 8S.TS1 17.8W 11.V0 7iS
Whlt k Wllfon do 7S-bS RS.j ISSM .4.
H we MacMii" Co., 46.UPU
OrTt &twng
M chine Co., S9,1S8
PiMaSlll S ilng Uo
Wee 1 Sew af do 1S.S8T
wiicos a OsW- - S 11.201
WUwe do
liMricu BaUan-Hele Orar-
n.iM
$4,010 1 45.000
17,404
SS.S0S
SMse
MS
SSillS
10.S9T
SS.S9S
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21,168
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14.5T3
Stlt
1T,60
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is sat
1,S4T
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Florence do
B. P. Howe do
Vevr - do
Darla - .do
Ble-i - do
Bvaalnrton toiplra lo
J. E. nrAanedorf do
Ke'oie do
Brtlett, Rererible Uo
Hartram A Bsntoa do
Looor do
Orlelual Ue do
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Artra " ' -' do
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I. O. Fo'.rea do
Kay do
C. V. ThtBton do
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The reader will also note that although it is
charted that Sewine Machines are sold at en-
ormotul v high prices, yet he will see that sever
al firms that wen- in existence have failed or
Abandoned an amprontable business.
We respectfully solicit a call from all parties
desirincr a first clam Sewins Machine.
At oar Store near the TOblie sqnare win oe
a a II a-" ! 1 I
found the
LATEST IMPROVED ATTACHMENTS
for Tucking, Cording, Ruffling, &c.
Silk, Linen, and Cotton Threads,
Needles, Oil, &c
imrer Olanufacturing Co
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Oct.2-tf. Agent.
.Site-;
NTFJPR1SE
The onlj Reliable Gift Distribution in
the
Country !
$60,000 00
I
10 BE DISTRIBUTED IN
L. D. SINE S
166 BEuULAR MONTHLY
Gift Ei
I FT
NTFRPRKF
To be drawn
Monday. May 4A, 1874.
i a a- a 1 lllbi
TWO GRAND OAPTICAL Of
$5,000 EACH IN GREEN SB AUKS !
Two prizes 81,000 )
Five prizes $500 V Each in GREENBACKS.
Ten prize $100 )
1 Horse & Buggy, with Silver-mounted Har
ness, worth $600
One Fine-toned Roaewood Piano, worth $580!
Ten Family Sewing Machines, - - worth $100
each !
Five Gold Watches & Chain, trorik $300 eae
Five Gold American Hunting Walektt, north
$125 each.
Ten LadieJ Gold Hunting Watches, Worth $100
eaea :
800 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
(in alL) worth from $20 to $300
Gold Chains, Silver-ware. Jewelry Ac., Ac.
r of wis.
Tickets Limited to 60,000.
AGENT8 WANTED to 8ell Tickets,
tn shorn Liberal Premiums will be peid.
Single Tickets $1 ; Six Ticket. $5 ; Twelve
Tickets $10 ; Twenty -five Tickets $$0.
Circulars containing a fell list of prizes, a d
senpiaon of tee manner of drawing, and other
information in reference to tbe Distribution,
will be sent to any one ordering them. AU let
ters must be addressed to
MAIN OFKICE, La D. SINE, BoZ 86.
101 W. Fifth St. CINCINNATI, O.
200 HAED OF Beef
Cattle Waited.
The undersigned wishes to purchase Two
Hundred fine Beef Cattle, for which he is
prepared to pay the highest casb prices.
, lie would also Inform the Qtitaws mi
Salisbury that he is furnishing the mark
et with beef fonr times each week ; namely :
on Monday. Wewssilaf i ainuf Mmi let
uruay mornings.
JOHN BEARD.
MayaS-tf
NEW
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UHIOXXaTIOM OKTilK H..WKI.S
1 OS ifUTION OK TUB LCXi.A.
SOBB THROAT. D1VKH VI.T KMKTilNO
PA I.l-ITATION or TUB BUUCT.
UTSTEIUCS, CB0UP. UIITIIBaiA.
CATABBU. t.VI LLKXZA.
n bad a-1 ie. tooth Am e
MKL-BALCIA, BHXV If ATI R X.
cold rniu.-i. Aornrmi.iA
Th apcailu'i i.( ih Krud) Krllrrto thr panar
nth i..r ia rm or a jSch wis w
Si M.a.rf.
Twnurdrop. In hAlfa UBl4r r w.tr wit; iar.
Trnly dro. In hlf a (Mernrvtlrr will la a raw
nuturt l Kr. sr ASMS, WW RIHUIIL
vu.s. mi k iikaDi-he. DiAaaaoa,
DVSBNTBRT. POUC, WIND IN TI1S luWIU.
alllBTBRKAl. I-vINs -
bmm iiv, carry a bonk of
u A fa
IS prl aackaaa nr uaiii fruau claaaaW af
II U Ualier llian I rucU brmn.1 at Bkuara aa a
aw
FEVET- AKD AGUE.
AXD A CUT. cur! far flfly rJita
Trhld. TrHwW. mm! othrr Tfvrrt laataal tw BAjf
WAT'S IILMl - qalck aa Kill AT' MKaOTkB.
LIB?, rtny eenu prr Hniria.
Au. aud aU Mliar MaJarl.a Mklwaa. ScarWt.
mi aavwf m inia rw inn: win
HEALTH! BEAUTY! !
stbonq a n n rvnr. mm mxton-ixcatr:
Or rLBnll AND WKIOIJT I.KAS SBIN
AX At
ALU
SB AUTIr L L COMi'LEXIOX aBCUBBlf TO
DR. R ADV.' AY'S
Sarsapariilian Hesolreat
THE GREAT OLOOO PURIFIER.
U as ATr. mr. ot A$Tori.mxn runes
OL'H'K. S( IIAI'U
O
ABB TUB riMNSSA TttB
BIY 1'NDF.B' )KfL
CNPBK TUB INri.1
L BMt'B
ICtSB.
UK THU TBILV W(l'lBJtri'L
TUAT
nan
Irery Day n Increase ii Flesh
and Weifiht is Seei aii ML
Koyr drop of tha FARS M'.M'.If.LtAN RKSO
TBVT r..iniiuiui. at- ihromil (lie Bl..,!. Sweat. L'rta
L,
2r
UMl "Lm t
r nniu. and mice or ilia ryatena Hha vwar or
raaairaihe waaea of the ly vita ow aad
aaJaaaf Material
vrofula, ivulli, CanauMMiaei.
Ulaadslar .lifuw. L'lcr aa the llaaaot. Month Tu
oaara. Kodaain the OlanJ. .m.l other cru ,.r iha-ar.aaaa.
are Byae, Sueaaotvu dtarSarrr ireaaj ir Uar MM
llae wofft ii-nn of . in Jiaja i i. BraaiUnaa, I'm
Surva. ScaM Uoad, Bine Warni. aatr Kfaraai Crvataela.
Acne. U lack saeu. Wwrpia in i ' . Kleah. Taroora. 1 aa
:ara in Hie Taaib. and all arrakrninr ami paioral 4U-
ekarrrf . Night S weaM, Ijtm i .- r in ao J H waste nf
Um lile pri,-iplr. ar wlihiu ilia curative raaaaa i (Ma
vaeaAer nl HuOcni nemlatr. a i Ml a law dare" aaa will
rove id an eraan iaiii( u mr aimer
B M iunaient power to rure tbam.
If the i alient, ilailr locoiiiliif rf.1n.tJ bv the Wl
,.1 Aatiiiloaillcaii that i. r,.ntltiuallv unai. ia.
ed, in ai realine; ne j4w and" repair tn aaaa
with avw Mian rial ibuiiIo f r.iiu liealthv tVlood aaJ ihie
I be SAUtiAfAKILLlAB will and dor aaawra -a cure
la certain; for wlien snee ihU remnly corn aaa nee pa
warkaf purllk tln. ami auereceaUn 4lminMilar th
ls of waatea. it rvpaira will b rapid, and rt,rj day
ttaapaiieul w itlin lliinuacli gr In ueni andetraMrr,
Uaa iiv-r.; i-; bttrr, anpelilc inprol. and Saah
IN wcic'ii iii.-rt a.iiiS
Not only dura the MaatartaiiJUAK
ail knowrt n-uu-dial ;o ui In tnecar
lal.iua. t'jnatituiional, aud fckiu dac
aa, Mat a at Uaa
Miljr rii'.ha curu i r .
Kid tic i G Wculdcr Com plaint $,
I'rinarr and Womb dlaraara, Crarel. tXabete. Dtaar,
aVpuearaM Mater. IncwuCiuclauiicM L'rteie. Mne Ufa LHa
if. Albuminuria, and ia aU caaaa where llaere are
brWk-duald) noalta, or the water U lltark. ekawd, . miiad
with aubaeancra like Ike white af an m, r ihaaaSi UBa
whit ailk. .-r ilirre la a iiMrlld. ,i..rk. Mllatbe ApataaT-n-.
an. I whit i m dnt tlraaarM, and wn.a tura la
a pricking. I nniin .. !.-m. i tarn aia irr. aU
ymiu i.i tlaa Mual -f lb Rack aul alns ihe 1
Tumor vf 1'i Years' Growth
t'urnl by lUulicay's lUsttlrrnt.
DR. rJADVAY'S
PerfectPDriati?eMeplatiiPill!
perfectly tattea. elecantlr conir-l with im
bam. tewulate. urilT. ckaaw and airvawtlaen.
a-
war'a Fait, tor the curr ui all ihanrdera ui th niaaaach
Livrr. Hawrla, Kidnt a, Kladder. .Vr.on. Miaai ea.
Headache. ('-4itaatMu.tativ.-iic, lndiUn. Dra
nepaia. Sillou-nea.. Bilioua Kever. liiSaminaiha mf Uaa
IxwiK rib-, and all lrai-iawnu at th Intel ail
Viaccra Warranted tnraVri a K-ltJee ear.
VeajeUbla, cwnutuattig uo wcrcr
able, coiiLainmj uo ujcrx er; . atneraUtar
A few doaeacf R.VDvVAT rTI.M wl'.l fr
tem (mm all I he above named tliaureVrra.
Mr Box K01.0 BT DK L .. I .-rs
IU r.ur. a.m inir. naa
to B4DWAT A CO . Xo S3 Warrnai SB, Mrw
lafurnratluu worth thonaauda ana ha aaaat jaaa
THE (ij;iiAT lUwslEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
wliic;li can xz curecl hy a
ttMiely resort to thin stand
ard preparation, as lias Imjcii
proved by the htindretls of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to le the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced ior the relief and
cin e of all Lung complaints,
nnd is o He red to the public,
sanctioned by tbe experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sel
dom lails to e
euro in the most
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, 'Wlwophig Cough,
Influenza,, Asthma, Colds.
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in tho C I lest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar
Balsam docs not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as ia the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED BT
fBTH W. FOWLS
Land Doeda, Troatee Deed
Hit RT r
VSBNT
at all I!
TraT.lrO
aad
aSeV
asa,
a" "ISSSMtrTMSbi', "i aTn
aaal JPeyVjpgJQQa
Com missioncr's Deeds, Sheriffi
Deeds, Chattel Mortgae es, m
For Sale at this omm
at iCeV Jr MKmr lit' mm tfaLatv rJwP X
Amm M Ammmmmimmm9mmmWmmLYmL. VBaL
Am aaaaaSBB.
Dr. at. Walker's CaUfWrntm Tin-
eaar Bitters are a purely Veewtttbss
preparatiofi, made chiefly from the na
Ure herbs found on tfte lower ranges of
the Sierra KcrndanionntmiasefCattfor
asa, the meflicin.il propcrtiea of which
are extracted therefrom without the toe
of Alcohol.- Tho queetjari Is almost
daily ashed. " What ia the cause of tho
unparalleled success of Vixboab Bit
TBRsf1 Our answer is, that they remore
the causa of dismsn, and Use asetssBt rs
eovers Ids health. They are theTreat
blood puriflrr and a li fc-gi vine principle,
a perfect Renovator mid lnrhjorator
of tho systetuv Never before in Urn
history of the world has a mcdioine kwam
com pound M p-iascaeinr the awmarkabts
qualities tl' Vism; a a UiTTKaUi ia heaUuK thS
sick of erery disease uun is hair to. They
are a ftentle. lunratire as well as a Tonic,
relieving Conation 'r Inflammation o(
the Liver aud Visceral Organs lu DUious
Tbe properties of Da. Walkbr's
VlkG ak Uittkbs arc Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative. Nutritious. Laxative, Diuretie,
Sedative. Counter-Irritant BadoriBC, liteCSr
tive. and Anti-Bilious.
bratelul ThousaudH proclaim Vijk
BaUa Bitters tho most wonderful In
Tigorant jthat srer sustained th- sinking
syrteui.
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain loug
unwell, provided their liones are not ds
stroyotl -fby tnincnil jKiison or other
means, atid vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious, Ilcuiittent aud Intor-
Wlttcat I CTCrs, which are ao rrva
lent m the valleys of our great rivers
throughout the Unitett 8Uitea,esieciany
those of o Misissipi, Ohio, Missouri,
iljlioij, Tciinrssre, ( 'uinbci land. Arkan
sas. Kill. Colorado. Brazos. Kio GratHie,
rcarl, Alaliama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoke, Janiesr-nml many others, with
tlidr v:ui tributaries, tlironjrhmit oor
entiro country during the 8u inane r and
Autuin", and remarkably so during sea
sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably aecc m pan ie d by extensive tle
ratigemeiats of tho rtomacli nnd liver,
anaothcr aUlouiinal riaccra. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful inlluence upon these various or
gans, is essentia! ly necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to
1)U. J. WaI.KKK'S VlNRllAR HlTTKRit,
as they nf!l scelily remme tho eiark
colored viscid ntattqr villi which the
bowel are loaded, st tho same lime
atimulatiiig the sccretkMBt of tho liver,
and geimrally restoring the healthy
functions of the digestive orgatu.
Fortify the ImxIv afraiust dijaeajto
by purihing all it s fluids with Vinkcar
BlTTK.lts. . No epidemic can take bold
of a s stent thtrs lorc-arnird.
Ih siiepsia or ludigeKtioii, Head
ache, raiu in tba Sbouldrrs, C'ouglis,
Tightness tif tlio ClieKt, Dlxzine. Sour
Eruel numri uf the Stomach. Had Taste
in the slodth. Bilious Attacks, I'alpita
tatiou of t!e Heart, Inll.immalion of the
F.ungs, rain in the region of tho Kid
neys. and a hundred other )aainftil syaip
toms, arc the ofrpriiiga of l)ysNssia.
One bottlnwill provo a Iwttcr guarantee
of its merits tbalt a lengthy advertise
ment. Scrofula, or King's F,tU, wwto
Swellfngt. Ulcer, Ervaipclaa, Swrllvd Neck.
Goitre, Scrofulous liiflauiimatioiaa, IwJyUaaf,
Indainmatiwiis, MitcuimI Agoclioa, Old
bore., Kru j.tiont in the Skin, Sore Kye. ate.
In then, as-iii.aJl other conaUtntiotiAl lhs.
eaae, Vai.vkkx Visbuab Bittbbs have
tliown their preat ciiratirs powrra in the
Uioat uhstmate and iiitractahle cue.
For InQatuntatorjr aud Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Itcmit.
tent and Intermittent Kevors. IHseasesof
the Blood, laiver, Kulneys nnd lUadstec,
these Kitti-ra Jiave no ecjuaj. Such lhacs
are caueJ y Vitiated Itloud.
Hechnuital DLseases, Persons en-
Rgrd in l'aints and Minerals, such at
itiiihens Tj M-vtr. CoM-lasatcrs, sad
Miners, as they advance ia Ms, are aajhjstt
tw paralysis: of the Bowels. To guard
sgsinst this, take a do f WaLKBB s VlB
eo as Hittkr,. ierm.4nially.
j or Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-lthertm, Blotch.. Sjta.
1'imi
Pustules, Boils. Caruunclas, Kins worms.
Scald-head, gore Kyes. Eryaipela. Itch,
Scurfs, DiseolDratiotis of tho Skin, Humors
and Dfseaaes f Um Skin of whatever nam
ar nature, are literally dug up and earned
out of the syaieau ia a shun time by was BOB
of these Bitters.
Pin, Tate, and other Worms,
lurking in Uie avatars of se many thousands.
arh eflectaaUy destroyed and rssnovsd.
ty statu of mejlkine, ns vermifuges, no aa
tbalminitics Will free the sjsteui fruui wonas
like these Bitters.
For Female Com plain ts, m young
or old, married oisingte, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the tnrn of life, these Tonis
Bitters display so decided an influence that
improvement U soon perceptible.
Cleanse Uie Vitiates! Bloosj wbea-
evsr you Gnd iu impurities bursting through
the skin in Rtmples, LrupUons, or Sores ;
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the reins ; cleanse it when it Is
foul: your feeBnga will tell yon when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health ef the i j mat
Wfll feUow. T
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EVENING CRE8CENT,
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Dairy tsVOO fee six asoothe ; W.S0 tor
DSktat: t eestts tor osj
Clubs of ten $47,00.
WEEKLY
A Paper for tW lamUy
Oae year $1A0; Six aseatb 76 eeau i
months 40 centv OaU of rite $7
tlS.60; Twenty 123.00; TwtasW lie t7
Thirty $30.00
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