J
I- - j. f
Births are betng announced o "Our
ia.it-. r .1 rn
i oung x oiks Tor june, hi me i urucr
VnU, Mass., Reporter.
Tlie Washington Star uetiiis the story
lUl, George Allied MUM umbrella
dosrn the throat of his eiilagonipt and
hn nnnJ it
Collins (Irares, ho rode bo
fast down
the Mill Biver valley to warn the people
.n..Akin 1nir in aaid tn lif lIlP
v "ft" I Iptr
.first milkman who ever ran away from ,ev
xwater.
eays
If there is one time more than another
svhen a woman should be entirely alone
It is when a line full of clothes comes down
In the mud.
A well known Son Francisso dentist,
fs having a sign painted for his office door, I
giving his hours for business. It start the folio wm : r rst, here the raw mater
.off with ".Tooth-pulling soirees will be jal is produced, and by working it here
held.'' etc. various expenses incidental to its trans-
The Western Radical papers are uij-
, posed to laugh at the 1 armers Independ-
ent movement. Hut the antedeluvians
mocked old iSeah even when they were
.up to their arm-pita iu tho flood.
Quite extensive strikes in the building
trades of New York have taken place.
The bricklayers are now idle. They
demand four dollars a day. It is prob
bable that sbis will be conceded. Already
, one man has been severely stabbed for
working against the wish of tho stnacrs
11 is assailant was arrested.
A Detroit female, bruthine herd aud
..nving . Urge hickory cue, ran down ,
the street, the other morning inquiring if
anybody had seen a "smsll cioss-cyed
man anywhere along here 1" Several
persons asked, "What's the matter Vf
But she hurried on, saying, "Haven't
time now ; J want to get my paws on
the fawuing sycophant for just a min
ute!" Mr. Halitead is no chieken. and there
is nothing verdant about his observations.
In personal appearance it may be said that
tie is gifted, his physical charms fairly
lie
emulatine the virtnres of the good Deacon
Richard Smith. He is also a poet, and
has written much of a sentimental roman
tic character for the periodicals of bis
native countt v. his mvi upon "ine
Young Girl, Maria," and that weird epic
beginning :
The boy stood on the burning desk,
Selling pt-anata by the peek ;
Beside him stood the girl in blue.
Who said she'd take a peck or two,
will long live as evidences of a talent for
iiit-LritTiti cu in in in 1 1 tun iii'iiiHLurciv nijiiu i
, .
doned for the unmusical realities of jo urn
aliein. Courier-Journal.
How touchingly beautiful this is!
Three little New Hampshire girls, not
long since, lost their mother by death.
Hearing that a lady friend of the family
was dying, these three little children went
to their grandmother, called her aside,
nrl wliiinpmn in linr onr! "Afro ia I
dyiug, and we want you to go to tell her
. 1 ...
lo sire our best love to our mother," 1
Who is She ? Who is the girl Helen
Biases, to whom the boys so often appeal
in sadden pain or peril's darkest hour ?
A day or two ago a young man trod on a
piece of orange-peal, and sat down on the
pavement, at the same time exclaiming,
"Helen Blazes 1" Aud that same after
noon the yonng man struck his toe agaiust
brick, and taking his foot up in his
arms, he, too cried, ''Helen Blazes 1"
There may be such a patron saint of hint
In the calendar, bnt we can't find ber
jtbere. 'Courier Journal.
When several men meet to disenss finance
politics or religion each comes with his fixed
prejudices to money, men and creeds. Each
one tries to convince all the others to his way
of thinking, and as a result each goes home
more confounded than when he entered the in
quiry. Let but the Spirit of Truth, with all its
powers, come into such meeting. Let all those
who have had convictions submit them to the
test of truth. It is not the triumnhs of indivi
dual judgment which ever convince the many.
It is only when the people's judgments and will
are convicted by alUpowerful truth. The sur
render of opinion is then unattended by any
humiliation ; it is truth, love, wisdom, God,
that has the triumph.
Antiquity of the Scriptures.
Few of us e?er stop to think how old
iho Bible is. Yet "the Scriptures are be
ttered by candid critics to contain the
most ancient forms of truth now known
to men." With the aid of chronological
Ubles any one may easily make profitable
comparison between the antiquity of the
books and that of other writings and
erents. The Scriptures contain the only
nthentic history of the world before the
Flood. We find in the Pentateuch one
? rr"L. "
ui.nui iuii.iii penuu. a uu ni'urcw s Stai
nes were enacted a thousand years before
Justinian reformed the Roman jurispru
dence. In tho Bible we have the record
nf chartered rights secured to "the people
more than two thousand years before the
.Magna Unarta. What a sensation would
be produced if the first chapter of Genesis
should appear for the first time in one of
the newspapers to-morrow ! Yet there
can be no doubt that chapter contains the
oldest writing, twenty five hundred years
before the invention of printing Xenop
hon's record of the conversation of Soc
rates, in his Memborabilia seems an old
oooa to us, yet similar topics were din
cussed in Ecclesiastes six hundred years
before. The works of Tacitur, Plutarch,
and QiunUlian are not modern ; but the
books of the New Testament are older
than they. As to the (book of Job, its
Jlge ia beyond conjecture. Those who
make it as modern as they can are com
polled to place its oriein at least one thou
sand years before Homer. When Priam
was King of Troy, Job was of remote an
tiquity. The name of Alexander has
no modern sound for us, yet when Alexv
ander iu vaded Syria the Book of Job
might have been read before him as the
work of an author more time honored
then
joow.
than the name of Alexander
Thewritintrs of Confuius are modern
7" m w tne D.Die j
and the most that tbe Hindoos cm justly
claim for their saciwH honka tti VJm ia
t j ... r ., 1
that they were written five hundred years
nftm the death of Moses. Tha Koran is
a hook trrab from the press compared wi
the Scripture. Dr. Upson.
COtton Factories for North Car-
olina. '
Fac
ts an? oo'
nstanly arising
to prove
that the South is destined in the future
to he the scat for the manufacture of heavy
cotton goods. Georgia has long manu
factured cotton goods successfully and
pro6tahIy, and South Carolina is waking
p to the importance of poild.ng cotton
lactone, a corvesrpomicii n iuc m. a.
Journal of Commerce writing from Lnng-
Mill-
near Aikin. boutb Carolina
A manufacturer rf cotton yarns
rMm l hi,. iinr H.norlano. Alter Inokin?
iiviu &uiivi r C ' )
at our books, told me that we manufac
ture cheaper than they did by about the
difference in the value ot our currency
and that is to say. four and three fourth
cents per pound. Among the advantages
enjoyed by the south over tne ixortn in
manufacturing cotton may be enumerated I
jj . Ul08C whf inve8t capital
aud ,bor . removing it from pi,
nortation could be saved sucn a pronts
time
ace
to
place ; insurance during transportation
loss by samplings and stealings from the
bales, becond, experts claim that in our
Southern clime, cotton works to better
advantage as hitrh as ten per cent.
Third, the reclamation oo false packed
and damaged cotton is direct aud easy.
Fourth, freights on manufactured goods
are less in proportion than on bulky and
hazardous bales of cotton. Yarns can be
delivered in New York from this vicinity
from 60 to 80 cents per bnudred. Fifth,
?" aoanannnoppiy o. .pmu....
i i a . m J .! I" U. a I s
-J "3
Southern Mills admit the -superiority of
eupenonty
our lactory hands, the whiles, and the
ease with which they are controlled. 1 be
average wages paid at the Saluda mills is
8142.82 nor annum. Sixth, the mildness
w we wiiuots vij . i
, ik. mnta ot. ah aa Iho nnprtivi In
enjoy a larger propartion ot comlorts on
a given amount ot wages. In a cold
climate a larger proportion of carbon-
aceOus food requisite, which costs more
than fairnaceous food, nor do the houses
for operatives require to be so expensive
iu the colder regions. Lumber of the best
kind costs only ten to twelve dollars a
thousand. The short winters require less
fuel. Land is cheap, and each household
can have its garden, cow ana ptgs.
Seventh, there is a home demand for the
goods the larger country stores keep
supplies of yarn for sale as regularly as
they do eheetiugs. Lighth, by purchas-
ing seed cotton from planters and ginning
it at the mill, the lint is in a better con-
I rliiinn fnr rv r rlr i n or tlian flflf-r it VlUS Kppn
com d int0 lj8 Wld the expense-of
. . ,
nackint? the cotton, bagging, ties and
handling would be saved, as also the ex
pens of running it through the picker
file wastage cotton undergoes hi different
ways bas been csumatea at
- .11
one-tenth
to one eight of a bale. Loulu
the ( n tire
crop of cotton be converted into yarns at
the South, and shipped off in that form,
,1 ji r jLj j .'7
it would add one hundred and fifty mil-
I.'am 7t77ve .nnolln tn tlio WAwlth ftf itlia 1
l C .l. TT.: Sf.iu Vam ihi
J . I
portion of the United Stales. Foreign
mills would adapt their niachii e y to
working np the yarns instead of the raw
cotton.
It but one quarter of tne crop
could be thus converted, it would bo a
great blessing to the Sou h. and enable
it . 11
numbers of women and children that are
now dependent on others to support them
selves."
JAS. LEFFEL'S
IMPK0VED DOUBLE
Turbine Water Wheel.
POOIiE & HUNT. Blatimore,
Massfsctsrers for the South sad Snlkirtst
. V . . . . . - 1
Wearly 7000 now in uso, working under
heads rarying from 2 to 240 feet !
24 sizes, from 5J to96 inches.
The most powerfnl Wheel in the Marke
And most economical in nee of Water.
ILLUSTRATED Pamphlet sent
post free.
MANUFACTURERS, ALSO, OF
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines
Tubulous Boiler, Ebaugh's Crusher for
Mineials, Saw and Grist Mills, Flouring
Mill Machinery, Machinery for White
Lead Works and Oil Mills, Shafting Pul-
leys and Hangers
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
HFob. 10, 1874-(Jmo8.
F. BAKER, & CO.,
I sell the celebrated
And Cotton Kin Co ok Stoves.
A' Church, Parlor n$ office Stoves, and war-
rant them to give . perfect satisfaction.
Tin, Sheet-iron &. Cooper Work
( done at short notice and In the best manner.
Sept. 11, Urn
BUCK EYE BEE HIVE.
Having purchased the right to manufacture
the Bnck Eye Bee Hive for the counties of
Rowan, Stanly, Cabarrus, Iredell, Catawba and
Davie. I am prepared to fill orders and sell in
i8 these counties this valuable and improved Hive.
i win sen larmers nzhts. when- tbev will make
lTlulL-. ??"are nhV. Wl11
1 I r . w 4
jumiMuu risua on reasonaoie lerms.
Nearly Every body that examines it buys one.
It will more than pay for itself in one year.
All we ask ia a trial. Coma nri crunin the
Ail we ask is a trial. Come and examine the I
Hive for yourselves and be eonvi
need.
Manufactory on East Corner of Lee A Coun-
streets, near tbe Depot.
HENRY CAUBLE
April 9, 1874 6mos.
Piedmont Air Line Railway.
Richmond 6 Danville, Richmond &
Danville R. W., H. C. Division,' and
North Western N. C. B. W.
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE. '
a Effect on aad after Sunday, Fab. SSd. 1874 .
" GOING NORTH.
STATION8. Mail. Ex prims.
Leave Charlotte .... 7JW m 8.36 aJ$Z
" Air-Line J'nct'n 7 25 8.5G
Salisbury 952 " 10,54
"Greensboro 2J5 in l.lftjp.-
"Danville . 6 It " 3 36
" Dundee 6.26 " 3 48
" Barkevills 11.80 "
Arrive at Richmond. 2.22 p m ' 11 04 r m
GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS. I Mail. Express.
! :
Leave Richmond.... 138pm 11 45 a m
- Bnrkeville 4.41 2 52
" Dendee 9 &33
" Danville 9.52 8 37 "
"Greensboro 12.40 am. 11.68 ' l
" Salisbury 3. ' 251 P M ,
" Asr-Line J'nnc't 6.24' " 4.54, "
Arrive at Charlotte. 6 30am 5,00 "
Arrive at Richmond
GOING EAST.
GONIG WSST.
STATIONS.
73
Leave Gieensboro..
t ''
3 30 a M
- Arr. U.40a x
L'velOI6 "
-a B41 "
L've 230 pm
" Co Shops
" lUleiirh
313 4
a.
o
.
3
7,30 "
a i.i jl
1U.2UP M
WORTH WESTERN N. C. R R.
( Salem Brakoh. )
Leave Greensboro...., 1 SO a m
Arrive at Salem .300 "
Leave Salem 10 00 pm
Arrive at Greensboro.. 11 30 A X
ill
iave uraiuuoro n
r ..; !,:.. t..i:..u K it . u
connects at Greensboro' with t lie Northern bound
tram; making the quickest tune to all Northern
cities. Trice ot tickets same a via other routes.
Tsains to and from points East of Greensboro
connect at Graensboro with Mail Trains to or
iSfJ'
0n gundaysLynchburg Ac
AcommoiUtion leave
Richmond at 942 A m, arrive at Bnrkeville 12 39
p m , leave Bnrkeville 4 35 A X , arrive at Rich
mond 7 68 a x
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains be
tween Charlotte and Richmond, (without change)
natk
22
f or turtuer information address
8 K. ALLEN.
Gen'l Ticket Agent
Greensboro, N C
THR TALCOT,
Engineer & Gen'l Superintendent
- oyT - p -vrjm tt-q "TT
vJ J, US -L-L U JLTLJli I
J. A. CLUDFELTER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture,
Invite attention to their stock of
Cottage Bedsteads French Chamber
Suits, Walnut and painted Cane Seats
Chairs Rocking Chairs of all descriptions, Ex
tension Dining Tables of all kinds Wardrolies,
Washstands, What-Notes, Sofas, Reception
lAnaiAn I linmn I'ah Lna a! nil lrtr,1 I r . -. I . I .
Chairs and Parlor Suits. Also, many other
articles which we are prepared to sell as cheap
or cheaper than any Honse in the western part
nttUa
of the State.
UO SUre tO Call nearly
opposite the Mansion
. ymvm ..tv uAutcm uiliw, ncv I
HOWl TIDTf lCCV Vli. I W Ih. t4lvn,.Af. (V. I
our stock and hear our prices. Our terms cash,
Hiuun'.l -.1,.. , m.l f ..1. ... 1 I
our office) will be supplied
rcx.u. vhkio Iiuituc lruiu UUUMIKraPfM in
tc ill i" i 1 or
A full assortment of Rosewood. Metaltc
and Walnut Burial Cases, which can be furnish
ed at 3 hours notice.
March 19, 1874 ly.
Manhood : How Lost How Restored ?
fgfWfta J,'st published, a new edition of
- f m m -wm i i i a m
r. vniyerweu s ucieora
a. -i mmm . ,.
teaxissav on ine raaicii cur
(without medicine) of Spermatorrhpea or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
es, Impotescy, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
nnpeuimeni8 10 .Marriage, etc. ; also Consump
tion, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-indulgence
or sexual extravagance ; Piles, &c."
tw" cj , in a sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated anthnr in this ailmlpaKla
Essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years'
, ' .v. m. i ..... v
successful practice, that the alarm'tnir conse
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knife ; pointing out a
mode of cure at once simple, certain, and efiec
tual, by means of which every sufferer, ro mat-
ter what his condition maybe; may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.'
This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain enve'ope, to any
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamp. Also, DK.SILLSBEE'S REMEDY
FOR PILES. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS J- C ELINB dk CO.,
27 Bowerv. New York Post Office Box4.586 '
Lire Insurance Gomnanv
OF VIRGINIA.
Homo Office Petersburg, Ya.
OFFICERS.
A. G. McImvaine, .... President,
DArcy Paul, .... it Vice Pres't.
D. B. Tennant, - - . 2nd " "
Sam'l B. Paul' - - Secretary & Manager,
Dr. R. W. Jeffeby, - - Medical Director.
Stock Capital $383 000.
ORGANIZED MARCH 1871.
Ratio of Assets to liabilities more than two to
one.
Policies issued on all desirable plans, Par
ticipating and Non-participating.
Lowest rates of Premium consistent with
safety.
Reserve from premiums invested in reach 01
Policy-holders everywhere. Polices non-for-feitable
after second premium according to their
terms, and the amount non-ibrfeitable is written
in the policy in plain English, so that there can
be no Misunderstanding. '
Restrictions onlv such as everv rauiKla m.n
will heartily endorse. The new plan called
SAVINGS II Aft If Ibm..
peculiar to this Company, has merits possessed
by no other ibrm of insurance ; policy-holders,
as well as persons eroectinsr to hwyn. -u
should examine it carefully.
NAT. RAYMEB,
Newton, N. C.
General A sT?nt Wilprn X" 17
J. YV. .Manner. Local
w -w o " V.
Agent, Salisbury,
N.C.
March 19, 1874 ly.
Bl JM n n A Unn rl nun nn
DMIIoT 311 MUuTSOl
. . .
HMwrneyp, ounseilors
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, N. C
January 22 1874 tf.
Mail.
ST
'afsBI ' sfc
THKJNiJW FAMILY
SINGER SEWING
TO
We claim and can show that it la theCHEAP
B8T, moat beautiful, deliesieiv arranffedi nV'
adjusted, easily operated, sndssfoothly rawunt
fn .bo Vsmilv Kwinr Machines. l Mm
markable not onlj for the range and variety of
its sewing, but also for the variety and different
kind of texture which it will new with equal
facility and perfection, using silk twist, linen or
cotton thread, fine or coarse, making the ikter-LOCKsavBLASTio-STTTCH,
alike on both sides of
the fabric sewn. Thus, bearer cloth , or leather,
may be sewn with great strength and uniformity
of stitch; and, in a moment, this willing and
never-wearying instrument may be adjusted for
fine work on gause'or gossamer tissue, o ne
tucking of tarlatan, or ruffling, or a i mum. mi j
other work which delicate fingers have been
known to perform:
And with its simplicity of construction; case
of operation; uniformity of precise action at
any speed ; capacity for range and variety of work,
fin n. wMNa louvincr ill rivals behind it.
Wo Wh nlMnn refer the nublic to the Uoltl
nn,l p.rr.tvP MmImIs and Dinlomas awartled to
onr Machines in America, Prussia, England, and
recently in Austria at the Exposition in lenna,
whprp vp were awarded five Medals, Merit, Pro
gress, and three for articles manufactured on our
Machines. But it gives us much greater pleasure,
niwont tn the nnblicthe sworn returns of saie,
(tn whinh mv one can have access) of the differ
ent Manufacturers of Machines, for the last fonr
years made to the receiver appointed by tne
owner of valuable Sewine Machine Patents, and
which shews the precise number of machines
sold by each Company.
1870 1871 1873
Slnrer MsnafaeUng Co.. 8.Tfa
1S7 6SS l"l,f0 219 7.S
SS,2'8 12J6 174.08S
T,15 84.010 14S.000
Whe-1T a Wilson do
H"we MacMne Co . , 45,090
Grove a Baker Sewing
Michlne Co., so.l-s
Ilnmrgtlc 8iog do
Weed Sew"nff do 187
wucox k Gibbt do 17,201
M.40S
R',2f3
S3.SS0
500
ao.sw
1097
SS.65S
S0.12T
21.15S
52.010
49,554
4. 444
SS.6II9
S26S
Wilson do
American Button-Hole uver- t
Unas "n"- R so
American Button-Hole Over
Florence mo
is61 iritto iMM
15.TS8
S. P. Howe So
Viet r do
DtU - do
Blei - do
Rm!n-ton Pmp'r do
J. B. Braanadorf do
Kev store - lo
Bartlett, RereribH do
Bartram A Pantun do
Leenr do
Orl"lnal 1?we do
Pinkie k Lyon do
I4JM7
11,901
11.ST4
6 058
4.989
4.29
2.S65
1.00S
1.O4I0
SU
11JSS
MACHINE,
isHaT
hi w m
Usl TtiV
V "" ya3ss
45T
4HI S14
429 1,004
10.051
1.T9 2.4S0 7,f9
4 548 6 80S 4 720
4 W
8 TOO 8 5C 2.95
1,141 M'S t.SSS
980
IS 918
100 1T
124
Artr Co
PllpHe do
Gm'-lre do
P hum do
J. O. Folrnn do
M'Knv do
C. P. Thiroson do
Union ltulton-Ho'e do
La'avltt do
The reader will also note that although it is
charged that Sewing Machines are
ormously high prices, vet he will set
n J .i . i
miiu a v 1 1 -
see that sever
al firms, that were in existence have failed or
Abandoned an nmprofitable business.
desiring a first class Sewing Machine.
. . rt . .1 - Tl.t-I' 0...
e rwpeeuuii v uiitu it tan I.-...V-
A I- . 1 I I - 1 . ! I 1 Cw. . ... oil n.pllAS
At our Store near the Public Square will be
found the
LATEST IMPROVED ATTACHMENTS
for Tucking, Cording, Unfiling, Sc.
Also Silk, Linen, and Cotton Threads,
Needles, Oil, &c.
Singer Manufacturing Co..
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Oct. 2-tf.
Agent.
I The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the
Country 1
$10,000 00
IN VALUABLE GIFTS !
20 BE DISTRIBUTED IN
L D. SINE'S
Uth SEMI ANNUAL
Gift E
1FT
NTERPRISE,
To be drawn Saturday, July 4 th, 1874
ONE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE,
10,000 IN GOLD !
ONE PRIZE $5,000 IN SILVER!
Five prizes $1,000)
Five prises $500 V Each in GREENBACKS,
Ten prizes $100 )
Two Family Carriages and Matched Horses
with Silver-mounted Harness, worth 11.500
each I
Two Buggies, Horses, &c., worth $000 each 1
Two Fine-toned Rosewood Pianos, worth $550
each !
Ten Family Sewing Machines, - - worth
$100 each 1
1500 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches in
all) worth from $20 to $300 each I
Gold Chains, Silver-ware. Jewelrv Ac., Ac.
Number of Gifts, l.OOO.
Tickets Limited to 50,000.
AGENTS WANTED to Sell Tickets
to whom Liberal 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 ike Distribution,
will be sent to any one ordering them. All let
ten must be addressed to
101 W. Fifth St.
CINCINNATI, O
H iRDWARE.
When you want Hardware at loi
figures, call on the nndersierned at No.
Granite Row.
D. A. AT WELL.
Salisbury, N. O. ,May 13-tf.
Sill tn 0OflPer day. Agenta wanted ev
fv IU fOUtry where. Particulars free
A.rl. JiLAiR gr. Louis Mo.
Nov. 6 1873-tf.
Cheap Chattel Mortgages,
and Tarious other blanks far sale here
R R R
RADWAY'S ready relief
. CURES THE WORST PA IMS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
MOT omc uniit
after rr ln fhl ftJ v.rtNrmriit nrej MP
MM
KCPPF.B WITH PAIS.
RAOWAVS
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II WrittKlflrt ,!! .1 lOf
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Trio
lli.il in-tniitU- 'i;. iho jhii 'ScrOialtB a . hIU
I .rinHimnli.... M t-0M Ct.nrrVtiM. WmMbf-T of Ik-.
I.afcv. si.itnai h. lvwihk orutWr kUimI ur vrgutt, U ,
oiW iUca;kn.
IKPaOVOTBTOTff t.ri VITTTICS.
n mcr Now intonl or vxcrmekithm tlw mM IS
KM Kl MATH. Rrt ritt.Vn. f Inn. .IppW-J K rrutt .
N i. untlic, or MSJMWMfl witii Jmm Duty MiShr.
RADWAY'S READY RELILF f
VIl.I U'f-OKP INSTANT PiSB.
I- IfPTilH tTtllV (IK T1W K'UVVT-J
lSrt.MHATIuN of TUB HLADB7TR.
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ri) ;KrrioN or THE 1vs:a.
EOTt" TIT BOAT, tHfritHJJ.T RMEaTIIIMI
PAUirATiif urrtiK heart.
UVJTERIC.-l, CROUP. Dirri'BRIA.
CAT VKRH. TXn.tTPXXA;
IT A DA'" I IE, TOOTUArnB.
KKURAtiOT.. BHET X ATfFX.
COUP ('mULS. A5l'E run. IX
Ttee appUctiHMM of IIh- ttf.j, Strllrrio .r part nr
part wherr tli pnlu urd m.u,.j MUlafltaru vnf
Twvitry drops n UalC s irnit.'rr "f r'rr wli: In w
n.mri ,n-e PR AMI'S1. KfAWS. tCR KTtA'"rr,
itKAitmruY. sn k i;: : .i.'i.k. ixakrhorai
0VKKNTKRT. rrI.Tn. WIXO IX THE SoWEU.
Trin-iftn Ii.iiM nl. frrv s rx.riW .if ITnA-
nil
IKTSRV4I. TAlNv
wy' Krndi Krllrf m:U Hi-.a. A lew rv In.
iif wilt jirvvi-n' -icritr- r pin- TV.mii r-bantc- ip
wm. r. It htlMivr ltnt KloMCh u.-ku'I; ... HrtWm .
MtauaJant-
TZVZH AT T A OUT!. ' 1
PKTXB AN'n Af!Vr. ciirisl rr,St r -it-- Tifv
tt fvntrtlinl att ui in fill morW tlitM wihriwv r
mitt AtfUf. and uU t.ll.er X:ilaiiu-. HC-.R. Srsr'.-.
Tvi.lu.fal. V. II.. w. :.n. twki-r l s r. la:tM hr K ri
W.Wii I'lLt..-' . ,,.roK RAUWAY BL. vDY lilt
1.1 Ki' Piil rrtWM-r Mrtlle.
HEALTH! BEAUTY ! !
rrnovrj Tt prSf? r.i-.i p.w..TT'-rP;T:
OK KI.KI! AM WKIt.tl T -t I.K K ASp
WSAUTIKLl. COUrUiXlUfL rt: LREli TO ALL.
DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsapsruia Pjsoiml '
TH: CR-kT QLOOD F J " IFIER.
nxP x.r ttif. vo-rr AiTojcrsnrxq '""UKlSr
yilrK. si iAru a ki. TirK riiA.viK.. T I
l;u:iY l'KiKHil-'A, Ni'KK TIIK lKrl.1 HkljH
(f T!IIS TULXH U'ONuERKl." j MKOH ISS.
t:iat t
Etcij Bi Iiiarsasa k Flesh
Rverv .imp of t; S .r.S.PAl:H,M.V BKSOt,
ml iilir Klnl.1 mul ink !' the - -ti m tho viirnr oi
i. ii-. I'.r it n-1. 1 1 1 1 1 i !-. u' ih:- l-aly wllit nmw Nfed
iwiiiiI wairnnu jM-roinia. r- ix.ii.i-. i :... nm .i i..n
iJkiiHliilnr llrtuH-. I'lxjr lit tin tltroat. W..uih Tu
in. in. Xoile.n tb.' Utand- nn-l n41' r !: - ii. v- rfi
.- Eyca, Hiriinrrti H iclt:i nr. nut tn- Rn -in.'
wort lnrMK i'f NUn ... . Hi n K. xt.
4r.. Sea lit Head, B'n; Wnrni. full Htw-um Pr.!,"-!
Ai in-. Klack : ii, W..rian iu tlw tir-li Tumor-. .1.
3.r in the Wmnlx. mul nil nrrk'iilii- a Jxain'iil Tt'
skantrv, M.;t.l SwtaiN, 1" l'm aiul all i..u.,.
ih" life prlnrlnln, a. 3 within ilic efi.alt- rau.i- i in
wnail'T rn Huilfn I'linni 1 1 . . anil a ! day' u-.- wil
!: x tunny j : u-i. It fi.r rllU-r 01 lltrw H.niis.vl
lifa" Its pi'teut irnwtr lo eiirv them.
Ii Hi.' 1 ulout, .l.i.iv lacroniitir; r.lin eil by the "iR .
ftn.1 i!--f i.ijH.-i.i-ni I lint i Ciinliiliiallv rir--im.'. -O.
wed in .11 reiti s IIm-c-. w.nMrt. ami r .nr- tlar - jin
wiib new m::ler:tl ina.'.o lr..tu lieclthv IiIimmi auJ iki
tb v Ml- M'AIMI MAS w ill ami Hum ret-nre h r,u,
Ih ccnain; fnr when mc thU remeilv :-..,;n,i. i.i -ji-work
i.f t'tlfilteati'KI. Mild MieecolAjli ili.iiim-hili ; ifl
lots ii wtv. ii reiair will Ih ruiid. ami run la
the mti :. t will 1. 1 1 Itlniisctl -.'r.i'.x iiix- uciie. ami 'Ir.nijr,
the nxxl dlqe-tlirg better, r.piwtite iuiprvvin. and :irh
and weiirbt incr. aluc.
Not only doe l!te tUasir.iii.iiix R'joi.vrT ei 1
all knnwn reme.lt" I jwin In Hie cure M"f!bmute. Hof...
tulou. lUxwtiluiional, aiul Lm tluutacii but. u u U.
only Kitlc cure for
Kidney & Bladder Complaint xt
I'rlnarr an.1 Womb dleae. Gravel. Uinhe:. DrunVv,
M"ipayo at Water. IueutitaiciHtcot t'rlnr. r.n.- . 0.
1 ax. Albuminuria, and in all where iher" ire
Ii ick flu-t ile pi ml... or I he water l thick. elwud . n. t
with uleitMne like lh white m uiitrj, n thrutil. In.
w hlte Mlk, ur Itiero 1. n MerlU. dark. MUmm ai-peer
nee. and white I . - lu-i ilemlt, ami wl. ..1 1... n 1
a prirkimt, iMimhitf aenathHt wIm-ii Ma--in iter ami
pa. n iu 1 Uu Muu.i of tl.x iUivk auJ ui..i. ihc lwina.
Tumor vf J'3 Trans' a roup h
Cured hu lladtvay's lUstUwut.
DR. RADWAY'S
PerfectPnrptiye&Seplatin2?D!s
rrfwlr ttelo. r Vcanflr roa'. 1 with if t fi-in.
Misc. rnlulat. purity, t tvaiiM- tui.l vtri-Mie -trrjt. Kwl
way I'iIK tnr tho run ul u 1 i..r.U-r- '. i. nftiiti.
Liver. HutreLa, KUnrvs Hl.i.l.U-r. Ni-i.h. IWt..
Headache. Conllpalln. C..-ti . m -. 1m.(, , On
Mfaia, BIUoua, Blliuuo IVm, liiUnmniailwi 4 lb
BtfWeU, filcn, and all Itormwrnent ' the Internal
Vlaaera. Warranted IhpiIti n ioltlr cre. fur. l.
Vajretnble, coiituiutn uu uktcu.-j , imueraUur l lciri
Iff drat
A few drein of RAOvvAT'3 ril.T.5 will frro the
Mfcrrotn all the alare imnie-1 rtiM.nh r Price. X3c
Mr Box. MOLD HY 1 . i . . I - i -
13f
Ituu rAiiPft aau i in r. 7M7fii one srurr
m to R A D A T A t-O.. ... n r st.. New
W liifni at WaSi worth lhomajiil will ! mm vmi
MAKES TiiE WtaS STRGf:
TJtc "Peruvian Syrup, a Prt:ti
cd Solution of the Pi'vUKcldq
Iron, is so coiii?fuerl rs tu ttttr
the efurvaetev of (inulhiieu
easily it iy eat at anl ws.sww
with thr blo-nl as the t-:a:pl'
food. "Jt hwrcit&es ';'fi:t:
of Future's Oten 1 ifctizr
Agent, Iron in lit-- "..'.;, !.
cures uthjii.4iiul ill,' .
byToniny ay. It: r'-ytrnlin .
1 italizlr.y the Sys'' in. Tf: - r
riehed and ; italizetl Moot! it i
Mcates every part of the t.-,m-repairing
da may t .t t mi i (
ttcarehiny nut i::or!,l:l st-fn
ticn?. :ird fearing i.ol!.'i:j-j -itiseasc
t't feed v-
This is the xecret t f flu- i0'm
iierful suceess of thin riainm i..
curing DysjK i- ia, Livci O u,
plaint, Uroiisy, I..-:iIc IJi:;.
rhoeTt,T5i:.scrvrtti A fT- f. .
Chills r.ncl l'uvciii, Xi:!pu
Loss of C ncaiai In :it.l
IvLwoa.s of tli; Iif'.;y- r.i..
Blmldcr, 1'oiivtlc kiut; int
ami all u's.ase oviuituillny .'.
a hud state cf tf- f.' .-od, oA cc
compa:,ied by dcbU'ttf : tot:
state of fit: nyy.'im. fi injj'rr.
from AltoJtol, in ny f.tr..
ent rgizlng effec': an , ;.:!
lowed by corr&spondi$t j .--..c-tion,
but are jtermaiu i.f, h fa
sing Strvllfth, rig,::-. .
life frttr 6M pitrfs rfl
t:ud baildinj vp a.i (
ctiiKtlon.
Th o asa n ? ; ? r r f: rr . e-r' -by
Vic us? ofta'n remrdtt, j
treat.-, sici.ly, sujfer'i.g r
tares, to str ing, hr-r'h?,? f .
happy m'n and km;;i; -invalids
ran r. t, rettftcK . i.--L
itato to give .1 1; trie
See f.'tat earn hot Lie J. (
VIAN SYRUP bi4$,o$i.
Xaiuplilota Free.
SETH W. F0WLE a SONS, Procter.
Ao. 1 NUlM I1avr,
Solp bv Diroauri Otm!iti.f
1
T j r j m
liana Deeds, Trustee Deed
Uommissioner's Deeds, Sberiffs
ueeas, unaitei Mortgages, cU
For Sale at this ofiriff ,
Iron m.s
ViBtCrVRBlTTn
iM3
Dr. J. WaTVcrt California Tin
egar Bitterer are a purely Voretnblo
preparation, nmdo cU&lf from Ute na
tive herbs found on tho forrcr mnpes of
tbe Sierm Nevada mountaina of CaUfbr
nia, the modichml pnjct ties of a-hich
aro extracted tb ore fro in withoat the uso
of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. "Vhat is tho eauso of tho
unparalleled socccss of FiXBOAR Bit
TFitsf Our arpwer is, that they rcmovo
tho cause of disease, nnd the patient ro
coTers hit hoaltlu 11 icy are the groat
blood purifier af id a ILfc-gi v ine princ iplc,
a perfect Renovator and Fnvigorator
of tho systenf. Never before rn tbo
hiatory of the frorUl has a medioina been
compounded peaseiwing the rcniarkablo
qualities of Tixmbab BrrTKta in heal in a the
sick of txfity daeaea nuui is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgative as well aa a Tunic,
relieving Congeftina ot Inflammation ef
the Liver aud jVUceral Organs in Bilious
Diseascfl
The properties of Dr. Wat.kxh's
Vixkoas itiTTRts are Aperient. Diapbnrctie,
Carminative, Xtsritious, Laxative, uinretic,
Sedative. Counter-Irritant Sudorific, Altera
tive, and Anti-Bflious.
- tirmtefiil Thousands proclaim Vrx
xoar Bitter the most wonlerful In
vigorant that frer suetained Ui sinking
syetem.
No Personjcan taTkc these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones arc not de
stroyed by mineral oison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilioas. BemiUeut anil Inter
mittent 1 evrs, which aro so preva
lent in tho valleys of onr ffrcat rivers
throughout thi United States, especially
those of tho a issisHippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tcnnc see, Cunibcrinnd, Arkan
sas, Red, Colo; ndn. Brazos. Bio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoke, JamcsJand many others, with
their vast trilutaries, rtimnghmit onr
cntiro count ryhlurin? the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkaldy so during sea
sons of unusual heat nnd dryness, aro
invariably accrenpanicd by extensive de
rangements oi tho ctomuch nnd liver,
and other abdAminal viscera. In their
treatment, a pargativc, exerting a po-.v-crful
inlluciicej iiMtn lueso various or
gans, is cssonkuUly nuccaaury. There
is no catharticjfor tho purpose equal to
Dr. J. Walker's Vixkgar Bittkiw,
as they will aacedily remove the dark
colored viscid: matter uith which the
bowols aro loaded, at tho same time
stimulating thp secret ions of tho liver,
aud gcncmlla restoring tho healthy
functions of the digestivo organs.
Fortify the 1ndy acrairst disease
by purifying al Hk tttthhf with Vin:ar
Bitters. KojcpUlcmic can take hold
of a system thas fore-armed.
Byspcpsialor Indigestion. Head
ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Cough.
Tightness or tho Chest, Dizziness. Sour
Eructations ofjtbo Stomach, Bad Tasto
in tho Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Talpita
tation of the Ifart. Inllammatioti of tho
Lungs, Jain ia tho region of the Kid
ncys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, nro tho inffsprins of Dyspepsia.
O110 bottle willjprove n better guarantee
of its merits lau a lengthy advertise
ment. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Eryxipolaa, Swelled Keck.
Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammation, ludulcnt
Inflammationa, IMereurial Afl"octin, Old
Sorea, Eniptionafof the Skin, Sure Eye, etc.
In those, as in ill other constitutional Dis
eases, Walkkbs TisaoAa Bitters hare
hown their grant curative power tu the
most obstinate nnd intractable case.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism! Gout, Billons, Kouiit
tonUand Iutcrnattcnt Fevers, Diseases of
the BIMid, lavfer, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Hitters hade no cqnal. Such Diseases
are canscd by V tinted itlood.
Mechanical Diseases. Persons en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, TypcJscttcrs, Uold-bcalers, and
Miners, as they adranco in Kfc, aro subject
' to- paralysis off tbo Dowels. To rnard
apaint this, tiki a dose of Walk a s Via
EGAa DiTTKRs 4casiually.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-Bhcaml Dlotclvrs, Sput, limple,
Pnstulea, Doils, Carbunclc, Ding-wor.n --.
Scald-beMl, 8ii Eye, EryxifiHas. Itch,
Scurfs, Discoloration of Uio Skin, Humors
and Diseases of pie Skin of whatever name
or nature, are .literally dug up and carried
out of the system in a short tiuio by the use
of these Bitters, j
Pin, Tapei and other Worms
lurking in the stcm oi so many thousands
are effectually dfstroyed and removed. Ho
system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an
tbelmiuitics will free the system lrum worms
like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in yonng
or old, married of single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the -tnrn of life, these Tonic
Bitters display ah decided an influence that
improvement ts soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when
ever you find its impurities banting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores;
cleanse it when yon find it obstructed and
sluggish hi the reins : cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell vou when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
R. St. HcDOKALD CO.,
Dmppitu nn! Gen A?i . S in Francisco. California,
aad cor. of Vahurtnn and CUarttoa Sss.. ST. T.
Sold bjr mil Prase Lt. d Dtslsn.
n. H. BrDOKILD CO..
see ear, of WssMjge and CksHtsaa St, y. Y.
Soad kjr sUlDwcsasSe sussl DesUvr.
4
EVENING CRESCENT,
A ComcrrjliTc Daily Paper,
RALEIGH N. C.
Reliable, High-Toned. Conrteons.
J.
r
HAMPTON.
TERMS CASH
Daily-io.OO fcr six months : 2.20 foe three I lT.i'' 104 T
months : 50 cents for One month.
Clubs often 547,00
Y CRESCENT.
A Pa
for the ramilr
One year"$l
WEEKI
KOI
-5a
; Six month 76 cents; Three
" w viuw oi rive Wi : Tei
$i3.6o , Twenty $23.00; Twenty -five 27 50
months 40 cents.
tlubs of Five 7:
T 7ru
J. 8 HAMPTON, Proprietor.
PIJI!
VEGETABLE AROMA1IC
BITTJERS
J mt
These Bitterii moat become the universal i
edy ef tiit age. There i. nothing like then or
quai u theea Mil rr Mtwna. Tujf tessore the
week, invigorate the feefelfi, and ' " life
and tooe to the broken down ej stetSL Isnhhr
matic and i jaiiaaw disaritf itw sjaSw iealtk a
ship lead of Quinine powpden and jhIU. The
are especial lj aflapted to persons strsering trm
Dyapepsim, Ltver Complaints
Ohllla and Tewer and Files.
To Delicate females.
Ladie-s
MpeesaMy adapted to diseases peon)
aax. Nervooeaeiw, LaaaitoaV, Wist o
seViOsMsal LHrrn I it v, all MfiJ tu the
of these ineeSimaaSe UHterm.
UEARWUAT IS 8A1D.
urn: !-'
HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
r
J
HEAR WHAT 18 SAID.
"VtoaderfuJ effects have resetted from vc
ty e, . M . .
ur. 1 uai sjoiuen.
My Chills are gone. I can hardhr
"Send me one ease Paaar's
Nothing like them here.''
' 1 cncloae affidavil of mr car. 1 had to da
ro to convince you of tbe wonder rare."
"Mirely they are the moat delightful wine
tonic in the world."
"Dr. Wilson says that vou are a public bene
factor." "II., I. I IT m .. at
ii iiii j i,u Htwre iMieumauaas.
uHo more headache, thanks to yoa."
We could fill this paper twice ever with hmt
Mich genuine extracts, bat the above must suf-
uc. Our Hitlers are prepared under the saner-
vUion of I). S. Perrr. XI em ber of the Rots!
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Iondon,
f'wuu, nu oi me Aieuicai i unic 01 utasgow.
All nnlers ehoold ha addressed to The
PEKF 1 AUOmATIG BITTER CO.
NEW YORK, U. 8.
The Bitters are sold either by the
bottle or Case at $1 par bottle.
Parties in sen dine letters for advice as in
their dinseases will confer Quite a tn bv .
ing name of Countv as well as Town wherr tW
beside. It will save us a wonderful amooot of
time and annovance tf this will be i sail mi.
Dr. E. PERRY AROMATIC BITTER COM
P NY.
GREAT FAULT MEDICINE.
Dr. GREEN S FIT CURB
The Great Remedy for Epilpty, Cures.
Kit, Spasms, txxi vision and Nerroes Wake
fulness, set prompt lj, often arrrealing the Fits
from the first day's use, even where they have
existed for years.
C0MP0TTHD EX. COR YD AXIS !
The Great Vegetable Alterative, Curei.
Scrofula, Secondary Srphalia, liipLMusou the
Skin, and all diseases arising from impure Blood
MEDICATED HOMEY.
A Sovereign Rslnt for Coasts Cold, Bn.
chitis, Asthma, and all dires of the sir-ps-uges
and Lnng. By its timely ae many sup-
iKet case A Conuroptlon srs preeapUy r
iieved sod the Lang restored to health.
NEURALGIA SPECIFIC !
A prompt, positive and permanent relief far
. , . . . , . .
me excruciating pains oi .M-uraigia, rvnroc
Usm and ScisUca.
FoSale by T. F. Kattx.
Prepared only by
Dr. GREEN, LINDLEY &
CHARLOTTE N. C
Nov. 6, 1873.-1 f.
KEARNEYS
FLUID EXTRACT
BUI!
Tbe only known remedy far
BRIGT'S DISEASE,
And a positive remedy for
GOUT, GRAVEL, 8TRICTURE8, DIABE
TES, DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DEBILITY
DROPSY,
Non-retention or Incontinence of Uriae, Irrita
tion, Inflamation or Ulceration of the
BLADDER t KIDNEYS,
SPERMATORRHOEA,
Leocorrhma or Whites, Disaasea of the Prostate
Gland, Stone, in the Bladder,
Colculos Gravel or Brick dust Deposit and Mo
or Milky Discharges.
KEARNEYS
J t
Permanently Cures all Diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS AND DROPSICAL
SWELLINGS,
Existing in Man, Women ami fbnoieo,
nr.NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE I
Prof. Steele says : "One bottle of Kearney's
Fluid Extract Bochu is worth more than all
other Bochu combined."
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six for Five
Dollars. Sold by C. R. BARKER A CO.
Depot, 104 Dnanc St, N. York
A Physicisn in sUendance to
pondeoce and give advice gratis.
P mr Pamphmm,
TO TUE-
Nerreuasu Debilitated
OF DOTU SEXES.
No Charge for Advice and Consullatitm.
Da. J. a Dyott. Rvadnate Jefterson Menieal
College, Phildclphia, author of several valaokes
vrarks, can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Orgs, (i
an cspeciaj scuoy i either in male or
matter from what cause originating or of
oaf stanaing. a practice of SO
him to treat diseases with success. Cares
guaranteed. Charges rmssmmbia. Thorn at a
ditancecsn forward 1-Uer desenbsssg semssssss
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Onidr to Hssdm. Price 10c
J. B. DYOTT. M. D
Feb. 5 1674 tf
CRAIGE & CRAIG&
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
ASTTJ
Solicitors in oakntofrB.
Ten
T Special attention paid toP
n Bankruptcy.
8ept. 5,-51.
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