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SALISBURY, THURSDAY MAY, 14.
Dr. J. J. Mott, of Stateeeille, is fugs
a. the Republican candidate for I
Congress from the 7th Congressional
The Statesrille Intelligencer pays him
a handsome compliment, and well deserr-
cd, too, we think. His politics we do I
ot admire, and shall do all weeau tone-
feat him should he be the candidate of
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pu-ty uu uuuvur .
prominent, too most popular, u no;
ablest Republican in the District, and
If we most hare a Republican, ia Con
from this district, we know of none
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COUNTY MATTERS.
e promised in oar last to give this
Off
Week the law requiring publication
t Will
to be
with respect to county
Wa do so for the purpose of showing the
tsabtic that wo have been iustified io de-
manding of the Board a pnblio exhibit
al their official acts. It is a matter of
great interest to the people. Thoy hare
a right to know all about the doings of
their County Board. They hare a right
la know how much money is levied, col
lected, each year and what is done with it,
aad the law makes it the d uty of those in
sjsirgn to keep them well and accurately
Informed. Our County Board hare from
some cause failed to do this, and in
hahalf of the people we hare complain
ad. We hare heretofore called attention
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to the fact that this same Board from some
i failed to assess the Merchants tax
while it was done, as we arc informed,
io other counties. Our merchants were
- Bat to blame for this, for none 4 are more
ready and prompt to meet their obliga
tions in this particular than oura. Then
who ia to blame 1 There must be some
Valid reason, what is it ! For the last three
a. fnnr vnin nnf nr-n nl r h n vp hfn kfii! i:i
J i r 1
tijtfl ignorance of the doings of the county
' 4 Board. The Board hare kept matters to
themsel res. They have obstinately rc
i fused to let the people know what was
going on, we may say they hare done
this iu utter contempt of the people's wish
aa and of law as well ; for the eu ioined
extracts are taken from the Act of i860'-
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70 ; and whether it has been in operation
ail the time is a matter of but little con-
aeauencc. since it is now the law.
Battle's Ucvisal, Section 13, Chapter
27, reads:
. . .
, , 'The Board (County Board of Commis
sioners) shall cause to be posted at the
Court-bonse ; and to be published in one or
)ttpre county papers, if tilers be any, within
Sre dors after each regular September meet
ing, and for at least four successive weeks
Al . C . I . I li m . .
niv nHiiif vi . ry iinn.iiiuai wmrac uwu" ui
It A J1 i 1
aa Den auuueu ny inem.tue amouni claim
ed and the amount allowed ; and also at the
same time a full statement of county reve
nue and charges, shnirina bv items the income
from every source and the disbursements of eve
ry account for the past year, together with the
permanent debt of the county, if any. when
contracted and the ioieresfpaid, or remain
ing unpaid thereon."
The law also makes it the duty of the
Qlerk and the Treasurer to publiah simi
. k . . . m .. . . m-A
tar statements ot Hieir operations from
, i
time to time. ,
Battle's Bcvisul, Section 19, Chapter
97, reads :
"the Clerk shall annually, on or within
AVi diivs next hAforn l W tiral Mnndnv
oepteuiber, make out and certify, and cause
to be po9ted at the Court-House, and pmo -
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Kshed in a newspaper printed in the count v.
u were oe oue, tor at least lour weeks, a
statement for the preceding year showing
the amount, items, and nature of all com-
Cnsation audited by the Board to the mem
re thereof severally.
The number of days the Board was ia
asaeion, and the distance travelled by the
tr .i , y .
members, respectfully, in attending the
respectfully,
same.
Whether any unverified
audited, and, if auy, how
what?"
Now, if ths Board has
Bay in its defense, it
accounts were
much and for
any thing to
shall bar! a
hearing, if desired, through the Watch-
Ml
$1
of Us members, though we shall have
much to say during the coming summer.
since the above was put in trpe. the
Clerk of the County Board has handed in
MM
report for the year 1873. This renort
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snouiu nave oeen civcu to the nu u he snmp
time ago, but we suppose it was an over
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ROWAN COUNTY.
M. The following list contains a true sta
ment of all the Taxes levied and collected
itirifllhr county
.aBBl
ivivm muu vvikvicu I v t v n vain VVU1 J
ly purposes during the year endiug I Earnhart A Co. work on
818U 1874. To wit: E, Crowell 44 44
. Januarv
TrinastMl Taxes $9420.91
' TTnlisted Tm yes i n
- .1; Meraihants. Trad.i ' . fa&& G- M. Barringer, for Bearding
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$10265,66
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nuu me oiienu i;. cremieu wtir overcnar
M U Ol I CT i Jti...l .. t. .
insol vents and persons not to be found
180,08
A. AAar
And for commissions on 10055,58 at
f.:n 5 per cU
i ,w.-:4l(l sadatisi -til? -1 U
i awn iit--r ui ' iuwj,oo
504,26
i9581,B0
Set apart for the support of the
Jhe following Claim. -were audited by
Board of County Commissioners:
F. A. Sifford, Com. 9 days
118.00
Ryor. 12400.00
" Milage 9,90
13 days 26.00
" 6 sj 12,00
Milaae 8.25
B- A. Deris
C. Maqney
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G. ii. Barnbardt Com. 19
days 38,00
" Mllaire 22 on
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J ,G. Fleming Com 11 days 22,00
Milage 15,40
J. I. Shaver Com. 25 days
If. t. Holmes " 26
S',00
perior Court
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R. A. Shimpock
J, K. Burke Deputy Sheriff
1,30
"p . Suie Case iTo
s. J. Picket D. S
S. R. Harris Sbfl.
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c Q. fimhaui Const.
JBoa Himt (.T C)
c. . J P
M A SinUh D. g. 24,25
O. W. Atwell " 45
I J C Miller Uonst. ou
Watson J. P. 15
jj L Brinale
E. C. Leqtze
,f i 7
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W. C. Brandon
J. K. Goodman
II. W. Cosort, Coast.
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Tihnaa Cranford D. S. 7.15
W. A. WatsouTShS.
John Williams D. S.
,i. i . r oara, uoust.
XtT ..Ml T T .
Stokes Krider D. C.
,j. p Wiseman J. P. 1
A, Kmox Examine (School) 12,00
C F. Wagoner, Shff Jail
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fees
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T Cranford D. R.
1,50
A. J. Mason Ceiling Boom
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0. Woodson Former Clerk
J. K. Burke D. S.
O. W. Atwell
R H. Cowan Lumber
W. A Walton Shff.
26,50
275,00
16,50
1,80
17,80
4.80
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J. K Burke D. jgJ
fcf
m. a. sraitn
J. Thomason J. P.'
1.50
2,50
A. J. Mason Stationary for
onlce for four years
0. W. Atwell D.
M. A. Smith M
T. Cranford
J.K.Burke
O. W. AtweU
WAI Walton 8hff
BTt.Fraley Coroner
265.00
6,00
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Moses Brown
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M A Smith " ' 30
JABoydenCSO 1,14
J K Burke DS 15
A J Mason C80 , 9,39
J F Cowan Listing Tax and
Taking School Census 25,00
C C Krider Listing Tax & Judge of
Election 13,00 -
J A i lawk i us " Regt "and Judge
of Election 15,55
Jesse Powlis Listing Tax Ii . 10,00
R A Shimpock " and Registrar 12,85
C F Wagoner
10,00
A L Hall
a Jndge of. Election
Phi Alexander "
J C Barnhart "
J P Wiseman
Thos Barnhart "
Regt
14,20
14,29
13,31
10,00
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Thoe C Watson Listing Tax and
Censes
r5,oo
Levi Trexler
A W KlutU
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10,00
11,30
a
S A Earnhart
15,00
Nathan Brown Taxes and Census 1 5,00
J F Jamison
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21,00
18,53
16.50
S M Furr
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W F Watson
of Election
W M Ki nca id
Ret & Judge.
19,05
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J A Rendleman Taxes & Census 1500
Wilson Trott " Um& Judge
ileeTjn M0
DC Reed w " 11,20
J Thomason Judge of Elections 6,00
" H Listing Tax
P A Sloop Reg
& Judge of Election 19,05
John Sloop " 10,00
DS Cowan " 10,00
J F Cowan u " & Census 15,00
J S Sloan
10,00
W Felker Judge of Election
1,50
3,00
3,00
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Richard Small " f
f- A. Gill, Judge of Election 3 00
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4 00
3 00
150
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
1 50
1 50
3 00
1 50
6 00
4 00
3 00
3 00
1 50
4 50
1 50
6 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
2 00
3 00
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4 50
3 00
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4 50
3 00
3 00
4 50
4 50
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J. Allert Brewh
B. A. Knox "
J. K. Wedington
W. T. PUster u
J. Ai J. Sechler "
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Ic. A. Miller
H. Klutts "
Thos. C. Watson
Squire Hall "
H. Sloan "
Thos. Barber "
W. H. Keater "
George Lyerly "
C. H. McKinzee "
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J. B. Gibson 44
Joseph Watson 44
J.L..Graeber 44
T. W. Alison 44
J. T. CuthereJl 44
R. H. Broadfield
C F. Baker 44
T. W. Haynes 44
H. Wood 44
J. P. Rimer, Judge of Election
H. Barringer 44 44 u
S. Klutts 44 44
W. Morgan " u m
W Bean u u
J. F. Hodre 44
T. Goodman
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rv. vuiuuraon
6 00
i J. P. Gowan Regestrar & Judge
oElection " 44 44 29 75
I C. F. Wauoner. Sheriff Convvinir
I'risoners to Kaleigh &c " 59 so
Moving Privey at Court House, 8 00.
Taklgn down Plaster in w 80
M. L. Holmes, Work on Jail 44 79 45
Brown 4 Weant Court Hons 101 90
Jail 7 50
44 2 20
H. Powles 1 Coffin ' 8 00
W A. Walton, Shff. Jail Fees 901 65
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pauper 44 44 44 6 00
John Bringle Digging Grave 1 00
J. A Caldwell Medical Service 44 00
u ii ii 8 00
Summerrcll & Gaithcr " 55 00
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C. F. Wagoner, 8hff. paid for hand
and resr Irons " u U 6A
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Meroue v Bro's for Lumber 3 15
and Drayage " 14 00
McMcely & Walton Blankets for
MM' MM
J. M. Knox for Blankets 7 25
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J. A. Caldwell, Medical serrise 6 50
M. S. Mclntvre Ceiling, A Sheet
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Bruner Printing " 10 w
Koad Freight " 1 75
Woodson services as Clerk
of Board 125 00
Smithdeal Barnhart A Co Store act.
for Tail 17 00
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J. K. Bnrke, Paid for Blankets
act. 7 85
Foster and Horah, Blankets Ac, 11 85
A. M. Woodson Blank Book S 80
C. W. Johnson Building Bridge 15 00
H.
G. Miller
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125 50
M.
L. Chunn
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75 00
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State Cue
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W Atwell 25 00
C Morgan Repairing
3 00
Feimster " 2 00
Jacob & D renineer
TtijtlC r J tmr m u- ion i
190 00
J Lyerly Repairing Bridge
69 00
40 00
8 00
20 00
2 00
3 50
47 50
R Culburtson
I W HrKester
G Coon
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8 S Trott
Cran ford A Barger
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202
wford & Rentr for fiaiTs
55
Witness Tickets in State Cases 418 97
JoEn C Miller care of pauper 5 00
MTL Holmes amt paid W A Lents for
Building Bridge 115 00
Cg Wagoaer " 85 00i
John A Boyden Stationery for use
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M O Davis,
damages done team
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Goods
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M L HOLMES 40 ArO!
HORATIO WOODSON. Clerk.
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OUR DORMANT ENERGIES.
Caw bodies are not as rigorous nor oar salads
as clear as they might be. This remark is true
Of at least two - th i rds of civilized society, aud
of these two-thirds probably one-half is labor
ing under bodily infi rmitie of a ch aracter like
ly to shorten the- lives of the sufferers. This is
a melancholy exhibit and furnishes abundant
food for reflection. Can the evil be mitigated ?
It eaav Lack for vitality is the primary cause
of most of the physical and mental so fieri ng to
which we are subjected, and therefore a vitaliz
ing medicinal agent is the remedy required. Is
there such a medicine? There is. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will rouse and energise the
mind and blood when the life power of the
system is in a comparatively dormant state
The languide, feeble, desponding invalid is not
aware of the latent energies that underlies his
debility. He thinks there is no element qj
vigor left in his frame, when the fact is that
his physicial capabilities are merely asleep and
only require waking up. Let him stimulate
and tone his animal machinery and endow it
with new motive power, through the agency of
this incomparable invigoraat, and he will soon
feel luce a new man, or rather like a man who
has received a new lease of life, and the requis
ite health to enjoy it. Many busines men suffer
from chronic languor and depression caused by
too close application to business. Hard students
are often oppressed with melancholy from a
like cause Mechanics and working men are
affected in the same way as a result of overla
bor. To all who are in this condition, from
whatever cause, Hoetetters's Stomach Bitters
will prove a signal blessing. It is a perfect
panacea for physical debility and mental gloom
It strengthens the body, clean the mind and
calms the nervous system ; while as a remedy
for indigestion, biliousness, constipation, rheu
matism, and intermittent and remittent fevers,
it takes precedence of all other medicines.
jtjstl-st
DIAMOND COTTON
CH0FPER AND CULTIVATOR,
With Planter Attachment.
TtUl? T?F.r.oT TVFTT(is rxf T H
JL UNDERWOOD, of Fayetteville, N, C. is
B a. a j . w va .
unnuestionahle the GREATEST LABOR
1'
VSR ofthe AflP. With ONE MAN and
HORSE it does the work of from six to T WE
men and from TWO to FOUR horses. It
CHOPS and BARS both sides, WEEDS and
DIRTS the cotton at one operation. After
which it is converted into a most excellent
CULTIVATOR, for use between the rows
throughout the season. This machine has been
tested upon a crowing crop, and proved a
thorough, practical SUCCESS- I' hears the
highest TESTIMONIALS from our best cotton
planters. It will soon become as indispensable
to the Cotton Planter as the Cotton Gin or
Press. It has taken the grand sweep-stakes
prize, the GOLD MEDAL, at the Georgia State
Fair, as the latest and most valuable improve
ment in Agriculture Implements, and the first
premium wherever it has been exhibled. Active
and reliable AGENTS.ARE WANTED in every
town and county, to wnora a liberal discount
will be made. Applications for Agencies should
be made without delay. Retail price of Machine
without attachments 00 and freight. A ao-t
excellent COTTON PLANTER and GUANO
HSTRIBUTER has ,een added to the machine.
"he best most reliable in rise, Price $15.00
extra.
For circulars and further information, address
CMWFOBD k HEILIG,
Alain Street, Salisbury, If.
Where Great Bargains can also be had in the
best Champion Mower and Reaper. They have
one car load ot Mowers and Keapers for sale :
Light, $120 ; Combined Mower and Reaper
$220, delivered at Salisbury. We warrent
them to give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded.
If you want Browns Cotton Gin, come to
Crawford and Heilig's. We furnish them with
or without self feeder. If you want Telegraph
Straw Cutters, come to Crawford and Heilig's.
If yon want Steel Plows, Fairbanks' Scales,
Field and Garden Hoes, come to Crawford A
Heilig's. .. .
II you want Glass. Nails. Puttv. Locks.
Hinges, Screws ; come to Crawford & Heilig's
If you want Carpenter's Tools, Bellowses,
Anvills, Vices, Iron A Steel, come to Crawford
A Heilig's,
If you want Alarm Monev Draws, Herrings
Fire Proof Safes, come to Crawford A Heilig's.
If you want Table Oil Cloths, Clothes Bask
ets, Brass Kettles, Knives A Forks, Fenders,
W.H
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John
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COTTON
CHOPPER
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crass Andirons, come te CraWforu & Heilig's.
If you want to build a Carriage, Buggy, or
Waggon, come to Crawford A Heilig's.
If you want a Westingbonse A Co. or Wheeler
A Melich Threshing Machine, one Horse Pow
er, down or mounted, come to Crawford A
Heilig's.
If von want to build Rail Roads, come
Crawford A Heilig's and buy Picks, Axes,
Steel, Iron, Hammers; Fuse, Trace Chains,
HorseShoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Ames Shovels,
esc etc.,
If you wast Steel Winced Shovels. Bull
Tongues or Iron Shovels, come to Crawford
neiiigs.
Our variety is too extensive to mention.
you want to buy any thing Uke Hardware,
invite you to come to Crawford A HcUig's
Fl RST CLASS STORE OH MAIN STREET
SALISBURY, N. C.
We guarantee onr Prices as low and
sU chfean AA tnv kne intra hruieA esn tit
goods
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1 -on or couui- May 14, 1874 tf.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bout be Discouraged. Suppose yon have
"tried fifty remedies" and received no benefit,
is there therefore no balm in Gilead r Verily
there is. Tour liver may be congested, your
stomach, half parlyted, your nerves quivering,
yont mnotes knotted with COrtnne, your bowels
constrained, your lungs diseased, your blood full
of impurities yet in one week after commen
cing a course of Da. Walker's Vinegar Bit
ters you will feel like a new creature.
KEEP COOL, KEEP COOL.
We have just received one of Tofts elegant
Soda Fountains and are now prepared to fur
nish our patrons with the' best coldest glass
of Soda Water that can be drawn from a
fountain It will be remembered that the fin
est, and acknowledged the best Soda Fountain
in America, the one iu Helmboldts New York
Drug Store, was manufactured by Tufts
thereby placing his first on the list of foun
tains. As regards appearance, neatness,
cleanliness St temperature, they have we
equal on the globe.
-' We also offer peminms to onr customers ;
for each glass of Soda Water they are pre
sented with a numbered check which entitles
them to a chance at our drawing, the first
which will take place on the night of the
13th of June at our Drug Store, Call and
examine the premiums. Soda Water furn
ished for parties, Picnics, Fairs dre &c. at
one days notice.
to i C. R. BARKER & CO.
May 14. 1874 tf.
PAIN-KILLER !
TfJE GREAT
Family Medicine ofthe Agre.
Taken Internally, It Cures
Dysentery, Cholera. Diarrhea,
Cramp and Pain in the Stomach,
Bowel Complaints, Painters' Colic-
Liver Complaint ; Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Bore lhroat, sudden Colds,
Coughs, dc, die.
USED EXTERNALLY, IT CURES
Boils, Felons, Cutsr Bruises, Bums,
Scalds, Old Sores, Sprains, Tothache,
Pain in the face, Neuralgia,
Bheumatism, Frosted Feet,
dbc.,tc, dc.
PAIN-KILLER,
after a through trail bv innumberable living
witnesses, lias proved itself THE MACHINE
THE AGE. It is internal and eternal remedy.
. Sa t. , . . . . .
une positive proot ot its etbesey is. that its
sales have constantly increased, and wholly
upon its own merits, me enect of the
PAIN-KILLER
upon the patient when taken internally, in case
Cold, Cough, Bowel Complaint, Cholera. Dy
sentery, and other afflictions of the system, has
oeen truly wonderful, and hns won for it a name
among medical prepartiona that can never be
forgotten. Its success in removing pain, as an
external remedy, in cases of Burns. Bruises.
Sores, Sprains, Cuts, Stings of Insect, and other :
causes of an tiering, has secured for ' it such a
host of testimony, as an infallible remedy, that
it will be handed down to posterity as one of
the greatest medical discoveries of the nine
teenth century.
. THE PAIN-KILLER
derives much of its popularity from the sim
plicity attending its ne, which givi its it a
peculiar value in a family. The various dis
eases which may be reached by it, and in their
incipient stages eradicated, are among those
which are peculiarly fatal if Milk-red to run
out ine curative maic ol Huh preparation at
once disarms them of their terrors. In all re-
SicinUlfiu" Ulc ndUU",n of wtor
Be sure you call for and gi t the genuine Pain
Killer, as many worthless nostrums are attempt
ed to be sold on the great reputation of this
valuable meuuine.
VW Directions accompany each bottle.
Price 25 cts., '50 cts and $1.00 per Bottle.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Met Harfli are Store.
We reepectfally invite the atyntion of e.iti
sens ot Kowan, and surroundiu? counties
to our
Nev Stock of Hardware,
just opened in Salisbury, in which we keep
a full line of everything usually kept in a I
Well Regulated Hardware Store.
Onr stock embraces foreign and domestic
Carpenter's Tools, a large variety Black
smiths Toolsalarge variety Shovels, Spades.
Forks, Rakes, Picks, Mattock?, Hoes, Grain,
and Grass Scythes. Chains, Iron, Waeon
and Buggy Material, Pat. Axes of different
paterns, Pocket aud Table Cutlery, Diaston's
Mill, Cross-cir, and Hand Saws,
PAINTS, GLASS &C,
We also Invite your attention to our ramnant
stock of
Dry-Goods, Notions, Ming, Boots
& Shoes, Which we are Selling off at cost,
in consequence of having determined to do
an exclusive HARDWARE BUSINESS.
Give us a call, two doors below T. F,
Kluttz's Durug Store, and examiue our stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are de
termined not to be under sold by any house
in this State.
SMITHDEAL & HARTMAN.
May 7, 1874 3mo.
DR. WADE'S
corrector;
AND CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
Among the many discoveries in medicine
late, few are regarded with more iuterest than
the valuable remedies lor DYSPEPSIA.
these, none stand higher among those who are
tarailiar with its virtue than the "L.1VEB
CORRECTOR.
.Prof. MOORMAN, Physician at the White
i
Sulphur Springs, eminent in his profession,
and being well known in Baltimore, says' of it :
I consider it one of the BEST REMEDIES
FOR DYSPEPSIA attended with constipation
that 1 ever used. '
Colonel GOODE, of Mecklenburg county.
Ya.. an eminent lawyer, and a gentleman
unusal intelligence, says : "After long suffer
ing, mat the "Li visit tOKKuaui;
gave
him more relief than al 1 othermedicine he
took."
to
Willi amsiu ro. Greenbrier Co., W- Ya.
Messrs Wade, Boykin tf Co., .
Baltimore, Maryland :
Gbxib I used three or four bottles of
your
"Liver Corrector" last summer for my trouble
I ibPEPSIA, and got more relief from it
than
A
from any medicine that I have ever taken.
great was my suffering I was not able to
If
anything, was taken with numbness and
we
diness, when I would rise np kuddenly or
when
I rode on horseback, or in other words,
in a manner dead for twelve months, and
no relief from any medicine until I found your
"faver Corrector. "My health is now steadily
anu rapully improving. lours grateiuily,
J. W. Gaa.
For sale by Theo. F. EUuttx, Druggist
isoury, . v.
May 7, 1674. 3m.
NOtlCE.
J BMeting of. the
The
MEDICAL
North Oasolina. will
be held in the
Uy of taarlotte.on TCajoliA x ,
the lvtn day or Mi
av. M74 all a. m. Members.
Delegates and Physicians applying for Wsenee,
will be passed overlsa.radMfeaesds 4alf
rates.
W. A. B. NORCOM M. D.. Pbjstt
ft J ames McKSE, M. D., Secretary
The Board of Medical Examiners of the State
of North Carolina, will hold its annual meeting
at Charlotte, N. O, on Tuesday 19th of Hay
novt AAA MM .In tflk f 1 I . -
w" T"", .r nssDeenaiimoseo or.
AHpuafla ioruoeiiwio practice HSftflcSie
wUl present thenlves as early as prscUcable.
C. pCFF, Jb M. 5.,
If 7 1R7J ryana ireasarer.
May 7, 1911.
$10 tl $20
per day. Aaenta wanted ev-
err where. Particulars free.
a. xa. dlaik a or. Adonis, juo.
Nor. 5 1878-tf. '
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SOCIETY of
c
CIsOTHIlrCr
tan
.,-.
How to get a Fine Suit of Clothing
FOR NOTHING!
We keep constantly on hand the fartrwt. ffnost and mostfdesirable stock of Ready
made Clothing' in the country, inrludm j' cnita and slngl' gaiuieuta of every descrip
tion for Gentlemen's wear and for Boys of all ages over throe years.
-
We have also an immense and eletrant stock of Piece Goods for Custom orders,
and a corps of artistic Cutters, unequalltd in any Tailoring House of either Europe
or America.
We are the sole manufacturer of The American Yoke Shift, which
is unequalled for ease. elc"rance. and durability. They are arid either Ready-made or
'1X Order. : --
tr - 1 la)
.
We keep the most eioirant Rnn cooplcte lines of K
and Smoking Jackets in the
Our numerous patrona in all parts of
the System of Measurement introduce! by
very great success
we no Dustness on the uE rKMJE SIM EH, t or Utn, to everybody,
fill orders by mail at the same prices as duu-ired over the coeaters of our Stores.
The National reputation of our House
treatment of our customers, is a guarantee
nuea.
NOTICE THIS OFFER !
Any gentleman who will send for our
orders for us to the amount of $300,
Broad Cloth, the same as we sell for $60.
Or for either of the following amounts the
400, a Businees Stilt, -350,
" - -
800, 44 u - - -
250, " " - -
200, 44 44 - - -
160, Half Dozen Shirts, - -100,
a Pair of English Custom Made
Or any other goods that may be selected of equal vslae.
Cards of Samples, and Books of Instructions sent upoa request to boas JUU
applicants'
BROADWAY AND GRAND SI.
BOX e5. J,
J. M. KNOX,
R. A.KN
' rrjgJjfmnMjf bBbBBbBbW
cy.nssaaa ajaMaj a 11 .rWHjBSKBBw
J. M. KNOX & CO.,
Wholesale
and
No. 4, Granite Row, Salisbury, N. C,
Are receiving to-day their New Stock for the
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
of
which were bought at the recent decline and
Of
New York Prices
They have a large stock of GOOD SHOES,
bouglrt low.
20 Barrels assorted SUGAR at 10 and 12 cu at Retail
. ' .-1 . , . . ".. 4 -.
of
10 BAGS OF GOOD COFFEE, RICE, 8ODA, STARCH, SOAP, CANDLES.
POWDER, SHOT, TOBACCO, ore &c
has
Also One Car
500 SACKS OF SALT, BACON,
So
do
SHUCKS, AT WHOLESALE AND
gid
ALSO
was
got
. I I .jli.
Agents for the Celebrated Stonewall and
Sal
CORN, HEAL, FLOUR, AND ALL
5i" .W
iVtv North CAaoLiw a, i
I a3.' cVift whad mAjoart AS?'
olisnwara mrner uer J
sr DeefV X
Amnions V.
felCKSSBH IB
Emily A.
John E. C.
In this proceeding it appearing to the
faction of the Court that Americas, V. Tnisss.
A Emily A. Urtdor, are noa residents of tk4a
State. It u therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made for six
Weeks in the "Carolina Watch
E
per published at Salisbury, North Carolina.
office of the Cletit of the Superior Court, oft
AlaaaWder Coimtr. ai the Cburt HeBBar U
Tayloraville, on Err before the 1 dav of July.
Jad, W4. and enawer the Fetittoa of tL
n.lmin irsii h In fillr I in ll.ii psiinssdi
i lat them tadie nkic thai if thaw aail Lo
1 1 lain ii us reuiton. wiuun tuat
ii AT Ti.aIaII - - a . i .
proeonfetso will be granted
r,
I Witneaamv hand and the td amid Vrt
this Zi th dav 01 April. A. U. 1S74.
(seal E. l STEVENSON, C. 8. C
.AastLBO. lsii mx w.
' ' i ; -
) if 49d
v I -
; 4 u 'dl
1 .rrn.
. i. i
de Chambre
United States.
th cortntry do basin aa with us by
us twenty years ago, and since need with
7l. iJuT .11 1 r-- 11"". y"l
body, and
IMjJ
for the suTtcrlorltv of eur goods, sad
that any orders sent us will be faithfully
oar amplea and p
Samples and
rv'es, and wjll
shall receive s Ci
uatom Mad Suit of Black
currespondinf premium :
i i
- at $40.
35.
-
i
80.
25.
20.
15.
10.
mir m l
Pants,
BROADWAY AND WARREN ST.
o. . XKW YORK.
OX; S.J. SWICEG00D
WjjUOAi ufe :
2 I snaaaWW BEB
pes
Retail Merchants
Summer Trade : Consisting of s full
which they offer at a reasonable advance on
and Ready made Clo
Load of Molasses
FLOUR, MEAL, CORN, HAY, FODDER,
RETAIL,
i
r 1
i!!.l'T(l
.It.
British Lion Gsano said to he best Corn, and Cotton,
KINDS OF PRODUCE BOUGHT
. J. M. KNOX, Ac. CO.,
1 UTInf 1tT Onnr mm
ffXtvW W X JvXj
GOODS.
J. MOCK 409
to Mock A
t vajir. i ? ii aue-fej --.Ctz
SPRING GOODS
vaddi they offer stgreaaiy rsdaeed peases fm
farmer seasons. ' VfH
Taat eiw atrin CiA. i m
, wiiii .wit wun lae old
MLIIId fl tI J
40..BT
creau system. Oelievin t
to be better for all
psrUes, and they intend that their
nnalTfv nt Hwwl. ' 1
t ' 1 v " vvwi kuui muc II an II
io Cash borers of Good. I fT
Their stock m the largest to be foaaad to this
t, sad
of
all
4e-'l
"Classes
of GoaffsT
this saasieaV of eos,
They are nuking a 'ciltT
V
R E
A
0
LOTUfi,
isT
and hare the Largest stock that has
ed to tkesssarfetetocs the war, and
that can't fall to meet the views of buyefaT
A full stock of all kinds of
LADIES, DRESS GOODS, WHITE J00D8,
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, GLOVES LUCES,
AND EMBROIDKRlrS. win
A toll and roasplete stock of
Hales, Sugar, Cunea, Mela mi,
Leatlier Sat. At.,
A pal 16. 1874 2snoa,
ii
LOOK HEBE. I
-.
fwt r ihr ante of ItmrHtm
TIONAL FEED CUTTER'' and ' 1 line 1
ip ufleruig it lo the public as the vary, jeaa ha
hue. It cnt rnpiiTtr, i eay to Teiif, n StrOBf
m mmmmmm" aaja'
mr- st v - - -
Mm ' fo
adapted to the wants of
try.
at prices
ly-bwrit in every part, and not hke4y So fatsaU
of repair. Cali and examine for 1 ourBSrsas
and be Mnvinced. We are aU Afrnu far the
ccJ uprated 'WA1T PIvUW," and keep sa ss-
aornbent of them conaUntlv on hand.
FOSTER A HORAH.
AprU22, 1873 tf. '
CHEAPER TEAS COFFEE.
T T T T T T T T T T I
Pure, fresh, unadulterated Teas, !n
screw top canx and foil pack are, at
cheaper ngurea than nanallv charred. Bay bet
ter Teas, and ear 2 lo 60 per ease, by calliag
st,'
KLCTTCS DRUGSTORE.
Agency for U. S. Tea Company.
March 19 1874 it
AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPA5TT OF PHILA
Tvr tin
The undersigned has been appointed QaSM
agents for the above named company far
nate or orth Carolina, and will have
lar receipts of the company in their
collection. Police holders sad others
communicate direct to
E. NYE HUTCHISON A SON, ..
Agents wanted. CHARLOTl N. C
April IB, 1974 II
HARDWARE.
When jon want' Hardware at law
figures, call on the undersigned al Ha. t
Grsnite Row.
D. A. ATWELL.
S x 1 i a b u r v , N. C . , f ay I S-tf .
taper ttei Err!
Jsst mved at R. W. Prior's Family
Store, Treafa stocks of
Coffees, Suan, Synps, IiUob,
aU kinds of
SUGAR CURED MEATS,
Fresh Meats. Pork
Bacon, Lord, Flour,
of
Trade
llow
Salisbury, dec, 10.
A LIGHT 2-HOBSE WA&Ofl
(Secobd H ahd)
Very CbTBAp for CASH.
Apply to
DAVID R. JULIAN.
Apiil 30th, 1874. Visa,)
The firm of Marsh A Foster i
mutual consent. Mr. .Marsh retires
indshiad wiU
bavina- nlrna
MARSH A
Saliabnry, April 2S, lf74 laa.
FOR
Cheap Chattel MorigfagaS,
Dissolution
please call and satOe, anal sal
daily,
a
various other oi anas ior
Kli
f
w ' V
Apru ov, 10 s un.