North Carolina Newspapers

(Carolina TDdh-hmaa. SA LISBURY. THURSDAY JPLY 10. body turn our. Mom. Bernhardt ana McCuu4hii are ion well known in reouire """.any word of commendation from as. successful business men Salisbury i an old town, but quite a substantial one. It la in tip; midst of h fine farming country. Tb wjwftt of Rnwan. Davidson. Davie and Forsytb Tbcy axe both nties QC, clow looked well mA Ml Anlvl.L.t tin In ot,1,l he seen. ' This Crop IS not only I what little could be seen. 1 nta crop TimMvaris-r!nTi3P1 vatlVA j .11. mm,v vl,ld too much nefflucted. More attention is ACUiUvlwviv vv w popular uui uvbch iuii ou. v ' I . . . , Nominations. von congress: HON. W. M. BOBBINS. FOR gtTP'T. PUBLIC IKSTRUCToN I COL. 8. D. POOL. - FOR JUDGE : T110MAS J. WILSON. TOR SOLICITOR : JOSEPH DOBSON." feaemtlcCeateryatltt llrkst fsr Iswaa Ceaaty n nominated by the Cuosiy Csavea- FOR TUK LEGISLATURE: Senate: JOHN II. CLEMENT. r House ftf Representatives: J A 8. S. McOUBBINS, GEORGE M. BE BN HART. FOR SHERIFF : CHARLES F. WAGGONER. FOR CLBRR OF SUPERIOR COURT JOHN M . HORAH. FOR RROISTRR OF DEEDS : HORATIO N. WOODSON. receive the fall vote of the party. Indeed, men of all parties ean not do better than vote for "them. Bat the same may be said of all our candidates. We have the ma jority sufficient to elect every one of oar nominees. Let their be no' trading no swapping off, bat let every conservative go forwiud in support of the ticket. Rowan stand firm. Let . 1 . i WE DECLINE. " President " A. N. Smith, who seems to be acting the part of an Amanuensis, is out in another card attacking the edi m-isl rrnorts made bv us through the , W T - being paid to growing hay, and meadows eave promise of an abundant yield this year. By the way, some make the mis take of growing, or railier trying to grow tobacco on red bands and cotton on gray lands. The reverse of this is the only plan that promises profitable returns. t 3 D7,.., ,1, Atlantic St N. C. Railroad. The new Board of Directors of the A. Jc N. 0. Railroad met in Newbcrn. last week and elected Col. L W. Humphrey President. No change were made in the old employees eicept the election of John A. Richardson l . n . j mi : Conductor, vice rage, removeu. x no pri vate Stockholder's Directors are: K R Stanly. C. R. Thomas, W. B Duncan aud J no L. More he ad. The Directors on Postage Stamps asd Postal Oads. Notwithstanding that over one hundred million of poatal cards wore sold dating the fiscal year that closed on the 30th of Jane, the postage stamps sold increased from 601,931,520 to 632,733,410 There were also issued over aS.OOO.OOOof offi cial stamps for the government The , a number of stamped envelopes that were sold has not yet been made public The total value of all the adhesive stamps is sued wan over twenty-five millions of dollars. Doubtless the abolition of the franking privilege has bad something to do with the increased sale of stamps. But the nostal cards were first used in the year just closed, aud their extensive use does not seem to have diminished the sale of sumps in the least Baltimore Amen- ilOflAL ean. 41 &OA The undersigned lor reasons satisfactory to MbtnelT. takes tbi method to withdraw Ids name as a candidate lor the office of Sheriff of Rowan, for the present canvas. He mar prefer his claims at a retain than. Tsar Rsespkctvullt EM ANU AL M 1 LLKR. July 16. 1874 at. TO THE PEOPLE OF ROW AM CO, I hereby announce myself a Candidate far the office of High Sheriff of Rowan County If elected to said office 1 wilrendeavor to discharge the duties incumbent upon roe with Bdeiitv promptness and atrick in partiality, knowing no party in the discharged of my of- ucal duties, Respectfully, DAVID. L, B KIN CLE. July 16, 1874 till day sine. Intelligencer please copy. 1 HON. W. M. HOBBLsTB Alleghany, Friday da 17 Northftrk. Ado Monday do 20 Elk Roads, do Tuesday do SI v-w a Boone, I Watauga,. Bradley Stare, no McN ail's Store, Wilka, Wilkaburo. do I . . . T r TT ..K Watchman concerning the Senatorial ? w o, we oiawi . . r . . .. 7 .:. rev. M. E. Manly, L J. Moore, K. W. District uonveutiou at xoaros Km'fff 0 ,, Harper, J F Scott, J L Gib- I nese reports were suostanuauy uu De a,d jon Khodes. fact true in every essential particular, as we ean prove by quite a number of as jn bis speech made at Elizabethtown good men as live in Rowan county. I Bladen county, on the 26th alt., the Hon Furthermore. " President" Smith, while George Davis thus characterised a class making broad and reckless assertions has of eitisons too often met with in all com "7 ... rummies : "The cinsens who refuse to not pointea out a single miaaMneuieu. , M m nreventing tbt. government from The last card of the " President, " to falling into bad hands is unworthy of state it mildly, contains at leasts half citiaenship. To suppose the man who maites me Billy ueciarntiou mat ue utaen uo interest in politics" a good citizen, is to suppose a parallel to a 'good judge who feels no concern in justice,' or a 'good christian, who takes no interest in reli gion." Thk C u hrescv QoistiOH. The New York Journal of Commerce says i 'The talk about going ander the Stat system seems to have died oat, the voluntary re turn of bank circulation' seems to have greater in expectation than it ia in fact, and the question nt the rapidity of estab lishing new banks will soon settle the question whether the new currency act meaus inflation or contraction. All the reason 8 so fas advanced fot re tarn of circulation by the banks are of each a . sf a..a personal or pecuiar character that tney lack the elements of promised contraction bv general -N application to National r v a ks." NOTICE. nam For Ireasurer: JAS. S. McCUBBINS. FOR SUVEYOB : JOSEPH E. DOBBINS. FOR CORONER : BENJAMIN F. FRALEY. dozen fearful inaccuracies. Besides it is sniveling, weak, puerile ; and we hope that all the Rowan delegates who ean will pro cure a copy. We have filed ours for fu tare ase. It is not true that Mr. Smith requested i . i j t US to sena mm ine pmceeo-.n-gs ior revis al, as he states. it FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS : J F. McLEAN, J. 6. FLE MING, nave v . . . n w n t a w-v w r f r UMMml nABftlttUnB.IJ.A.IJAVlO, M nnA inwnshios be called. o ' It is not trne that Mr. Julian was Governor Caldwell died of Bright' disease of the kidneys. He was nuenn scious and somnoleut duniiir bis em ire t. :. t tmn that wp rbarcrpd that the illness unless he was aroused. lit: had I . a . a -v a. tw. Ltinn w narked. e cre o attenrtaiiee ol Lir. ' Burke Haywood, from Rtleigh, but It is not true that we knew there were is bo lamented that he passed away mnri tlian four tovynsliitu from Rowan Inuietlv an hour before the arrival of hii MnMMniPd. .. U wife, who journeyed to meet him by Y . I sprcial train the moment his dangerous 11 is not true mat wc raiseu any Hn- wafl announcea. tion as to who made the motion that the DR. W. L. COLEMAN. July 9th. tde. The Danger to be Shunned. a tllC I TliniA iiAvif f u titTiA v lion flip DEATH OF GOV. WELL. CALD It is with deep regret that we announce the death of the Governor of our State, Hon. Tod. R. Caldwell, which occurred delegates were in favor of Capt Price and al Hillsboro last Saturday eveniner. aftei I acted with his delezates. We do not be- 4 W ' I . first to propose the committee of twelve 1 success of the conservative party wa which was packed.- more desirable, more important or mow certain, if there is the sliehcst exercise It is not true that Mr. Smith can prove I of lhoJ,e quaiiljC8 0f prndnce and moder bv us or DV tue maioruy oi our ueiegauoo, atiou so essential to success. J5ut meae even on oath, all he has written. tare the very qualities the couscrvatm , . .. r r. seem least inclined to bnnir into action . . . n t ....... .t.n. a maiAPirv nw nnwnn i 1 bo certain does it seem ot victory, su sure it is of the demoralization of the enemy that it nlavs with a toy. and win tl brief illness. He went to Hillsboro to lieve there was a single delegate on the eager greed to possess all, runs the baa attend the annual meeting of the Stock- ground from Rowan empowered to act by holders of the N. C. Railroad, was taken authority as from a township. If so we sir suddenly ill and rapidly declined until he died about 6 o'clock, P. M., July lfth Inst. His death wiU be generally regret ted. would like to know the man, and to see his authority. But the question out of which this ridic? PjrT a m- ' For TitK WATcnMAN. Yadkixville. N. C, July 5th. 1874 At a large and enthusiastic Convention of the Ciinmirvative Farty of laukiu couuty. held at Yadkiuville on the 4th of July, 1874. the following nniniuatioiis were made: For the House of Kepresentattves, Col. John A. Hampton, nominated by acclamation, lot Convention after ballotting made the follow ing nominations for the other omces of the county. For Sheriff. Uapt W W Ixng. For C S Court, DrUC Wilsou. For Treasurer, James II Myers. For Register of Deeds, T L Fulburt, For 3uveyor, Y II Brauon, For Coukty Commissioners : ohn C Conrad. ' Dr Leroy Hampton, Enoch B Swaine, E A Reece, Henry J Jenkins. The nominees all came forward and ac cepted their nominations. Col Hampton making a neat, short and approptiHte speeeh. pledging himself to labor faithfully aud earn estly for the success of the great pri'icipln of the LoiiservaUve Tarty. Tor his own elec tion and the entire ticket. llarmouy and unity of action, marked their deliberations. John G Mailer is the nominee to repres ent the counties of Yadkin aud Surry iu the -Senate. CONSERVATIVE. Jn compliance with a Law of -Congress, ap proved June 83rd, 1800, providing for the rw iromne of lottt or destroyed Lane Warrants. Wotice is hereby gtvou that I will apply to the Hon. Commissioners of Pension far a new certificate, or Land Warrant, in place of Land Warrant No. 4115 (or 160 seres, Issued to uie in the name of Jona Casskls on the 2nd day i f April , 1816. for service as a Private in Cant Pinner's Company, lota U. 8. Infantry, in the war of 181. Which Land Warrant was issued to me under act or 1819, and was never sold or located by me, but was lost or des troyed. I was living in Montgomery County, North Carolina, when I received said Land Warrant. also at the time it was lost or des troyed, which was in 1824 or l --';' I now reside in the town of (iadsden. County of Etowah and State of Alabama. bis JOHN T. X CA8SELS. mark July 16, 1874 six weeks I Printer's fee 8J)0. ".-Waa,,, judicial Lhk- Tncnsay Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Tsvlorsville. Alexander, Monday a. n . n . Btoney roint, ao .wontsy mgbi StaiesviBe, IwW Rowan Mill, Rowan W China Ukava " Salisbury, " Pnday o 91 Miller's hatartlay. Ana. 1 ,Sbpbcrds X Roads, I red well, Monday do t Nethernain's " Toa-day do 4 Chinnueuin Davie Weilneaday do " . . v m a ana At all tne appoinuneou speaaing win com mence at 1 o'clock p. tu Ml BOBBINS hopes Ids eowstitaents will rive a hearing. He has much to say to them in regard to the important questions now pend ing belbfe lha country and vital latere In all the people of the South especially, without re- upect to party. Come put, ON E and ALL, and hear what your Representative baa to say I My eojnpetor is also invited. W. If. BOBBINS. June 2&j 1874 tf. Saturate a Piece of Bread or Moat with caaBl juice, and it mill iawW. This ia digestion. Add to such a mixture a little alcohol, sad m will as S Ttu is ifye. Uom. beware tnert. of tinctures, or tonics, or decoct ions containinat sot ri tons liquors. Shun all rum "tonics," and retvsolelvon Dr. Walk Bar's VtSBOAS Bitters, the finest digestive in- vigorant.known, and free from the Ben- cure I of Alcohol. 4w. i s TO THE PEOPLE Or THE EIGHT JUDICIAL DI8- TKIUT. I ass a Candidate for the ol the Sdpt-rfc Court of this tries Astheoaaeeis one that sfe entirely above the baneful politic. I am not the candidate of aay pan and havens political opinions to pnaaalg I shall make no canvass of the District, kr. lieviaf it anbeeotniag iu a rsndidatt W a htprh Judicial pitke) to do ao. If eUetrd. I desire to assume the sales free from ail obligations to party or sect, that I uut v. able the mors easily to bold the stales f juatie evenly beJaased. Salifburj, H. fj. June. I8th. 1874. WILLIAM H. BAILEY Saltsbory Ietelliweneer. Salem Prm, Winatoo ttouUeel and Repabua-w. Daabarf alsysrsar and Mi. Airy Visitor, ropy tin da w ad uf rfeelloo and bill Id W. H. B. ONE BOX . A PERFECT CURE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER PERFECT PREVENTIVE OF Chills and Fever. FOR The ujsdssmmmd bsrobi aas Independent Candidate far the of Rowan County. He Is a native of the Copem and ia known of maav of its tit ilea masssaZ thorn of the Kaeteru part. He exnecu to visit mk extend his aamuaintanorship ami esCak the support of hil fellow dtimna. He m ran. ning as a Republican. SAMUEL MILLER June IS, 1874 Oil eL Noarra Cabousa, ) In the IVoUtt Ceen Alexander Conaty, June It, 1174. VAsnrvca Tkaqi e KcarnrV nrisu'Mi)i nnii-rctea s a .a I in is'tn m- ... a Sk. X i(4 uuan expenonx-e everywoerr Extract Bochu radically cures , rrarel, dnp-v, diahetcf, rout. tion. and all affection of the kidneys n - a n. Smf xes. anu in every si age. ijoi. .-o ctnct rh -Hian of thinr rfsr- in attendance. Sold by druggists NEW MACHINE SHOP. 1 its the V0 QUININE ! NO NO MERCURY ! I atn bow prepared to do all kinds of repairing with dpateh. With god tools and twenty live years experience in the huaiueas. satisfaction is guaranteed. Especial atteotiok given to Engine and Boiler work. Cotton Voolen. Mining and Agriculture Mnchiues ; and wood taming sT all kinds. Shop on Corner of Fulum aud Council Street. SalisbuiSr. N. C r. H. XAKS11 July lOi IS74 tf. le ard of losing everything. Like Larly' troops at Fisher's Hill, who swept th a a a enemy uctore tnem, ana turiiea to enjoy the sweet delights of pillage and license hut upon whose contused and dispersed ranks the routed foe again threw thcin aIhas easatl mm t 1 1 . . A sat tAAli sVt ll 1 1 A ue it ulous mnss grew, having been settled, we , , f., , J , He was a man of great firmness of char 1 have nothing to do now but to assist the j .nnaA.,;Hn. r .i.: ewir, b.c uecined u uu uiauy warm trienas and ad- good people of Davie in electing Mr. Ulem- themselves to gather the fniiiB of a.tsurod mircrs, even among his political oppnn- ent. We eannot, therefore, waste space triumph. Hut eternal vigilance U the ents. He was thoroughly devoted to in writing up such as have no other means price of liberty," and eternal watchful- North Carolina and in bis official charac- of securing a little notoriety. We are Jf8." tbe Pnce . ot ncwM: . U"brotk-" ... , 7 . . .i j i discipline must be preserved in the tact- w aa governor, is ueiieTeu to nave ae- very naniaoiy otsposeo towaru our f an enemy who cauuot be denied ses a. mm . I . m . m . I . ST I sired tue oest interest ot the whole people, lows, and especially tue weaker ones, hut lie has fitted several positions of honor we should not be expected to take notice and trust in the State. He is a native of of every scribler who wishes to attract at Burke county and his remains will be car-1 tention by attacking us through the public rieu mere lor luicruieui in inc mmiiy uury- I prima. x ue gauio is not wunu ine can- dlo. iug grouud, Morganton, N. C. 'lTie Lieut Governor, Curtis H. Brog den, by reason of this sad event, becomes Governor, and will serve out the unex pired term of two years from the 1st of next January. The Senate branch of the next Legis lature will elect a President who will be come ex -officio Lieut. Governor. Mr. Brogden who is thus raised to the executive chair, is not unacquaiuted with public affairs or with tbe duties of his new When a newspaper wrangle is wanted, we must be counted out. If it be desira ble to force a personal difficulty, the col umns of a newspaper h not the proper field. Hence, we decline to lake further notice of "President" Smith through the Watchman. Duly Insta lled. Hon. Curtis II. Bragden was duly installed Governor of North Carolina last Tuesday morning. Judge E. G. Keadeof position. He has considerable experience the Superme Court administered the oath of iu public life; and it is to bu hoped that omc- Alter which t!e new made Governor he will be sustained in every effort to pro mote the public interest. OUR NEW CANDIDATE FOR SEN ATOR. , Mr. John IT. Clement is now announce delivered the following inaugural address : Fxxlow-Citizexs : By the lamented death of our worthy and eminent Governor, Tod K. Caldwell, the Constitution devolves upon me the powers and duties of tiie olhk-e of Governor of .North Carolina. And while I feel sensibly the great loss the btate hn sustained by the jms oi vrovemor uunweii) ana the responsi bilities thus suddeniy and unexpectedly imnos ed upon me by the Supreme Ruler of the Un iverse, 1 shall place mv hone and trust in 1 1 im r ed as the candidate of the Democratic ;nnaervat iva nartw in 1) .. .... ..... ...i jl . . . fmj i ni-ouiir uuwau i m iuj iw aim iuj ucieuve, uiT snieiu ana ray and Davie iu the Senate brauch of the tr.n8lh to enab,e m lo discharge my official .... , duties according to the Constitution and the next Legislature. We know nothing a- laws, and to properly respresent the interest bdut Mr. Clement personally, but we are "a ""J681 of leople, and the character . 1 .i .i 'J andhonorof the State. With a clear conscience assured that he is a good and true Demo- nd upright intentions, I shall try to discharge crat, honest straightforward1 practical and the duties of tlie high office to wl.ieh I have I. . TSM.fsSaemH .real. SiTSSm'tS &X that we desire, and we shall do whatever promotion of education, morality and viitue . i. ... . i. . i i we ean to secure his eledtion. " , LIZ fT 1 , u,ay T:omel TP prosperous . viiuii. and happy under a wise and liberal Govern- At the instance ol Cupts. Crawford and ment administered fairly and impartially by Priee a committee snsawnmWI of tUwU ,nA fa nd Aaw l,f8 nring the full en- r Ijoyinent ol civil and religious liberty. 1 desire Kowan men was appointed to settle the that honest industry and labor mav be i nail matter of a candidate. These eeutlemen P'V160 antl rewarded, and the vast and var . . , . ... 6 led resources of the State may be more fullv boh having withdrawn. Mr. Clement developed. 1 desire that free schools may be eiiaonsnea anu supponeu in every township and county of the State. We all know that free governments must repose and must exist on the basts of intellligence and virtue. One oi our (luiiop is to miiMvitA all mi.. rice, present. Not only so, but he is the that they may nnderstand andannren i. 7 A. candidate of our party, let's lay aside all j duties and cherish feelings of respect and afiec- Clashinir and elect him i,uu. ,ur. wr r"-y. T .r,S"8. ner instil ill itnw I'm i til nl iiin KuiA.n f., ...... . r " - - - vm.-w. v1 V. IM'tHflL liftlUC Ul .North Carolina aud of that patriotic feelina Our candidates are winine- mlden rll,c ,,as eyer marked the devotion of her omniona k j 7 .i People to Tree institutions, I am anxious toper opinions wherever they are heard by the tuate and increase that fame by such leg&la people, air. Clement, thousrh an entire l"n n( uch yteuTof improvement as wil s ransrertnonr enizens. i- r. U Md lo the grandual and safe development of ' ' S""' su our leammaUj ami ot xealoui.lv encouraging ing t'rierde rspidly, but becoming very whatever shall render the people' of the State popular. He is a first-rate man and de f "V16"1 d htr character res- r r .... , im 045 pectel and her instirutions prosperous, solid serves and a ill receive the heart y support nd pcrmsuent. In all matters of administra- of the Democratic-conservative parts- ft? 1 h,,,, ',,!,? 4,.ih.6 maiim of the fathew . . I ' ocuHomy anu Kimpuciiy, anu oi rikio ac- xie is euro vrry popniar in uavie, we un- Countability to the peopleof all public function was agreed upon, and he is, as we under stand it, tbe unanimous choice of the friends of both Captains Crawford and Price, present. Not onlv so. but he is ih derstand. He is a farmer by profession. and withal a sensible, enterprising, good Kspoken thus briefly wit h citizen. He will make a good rpresenta tive, and will be elected by a large ma jority. The larger the beiter, so let every eries ; and 1 shall endeavor to illustrate this maxim in my one official conduct. Having sooken thus briefly with ' s nrofminH ona ot me responaiDiiity developed upon me, and mt an untaltenng trust iu Almighty God for The nomination of conventions must be adheied to now. It is too late to recall their acts, if they have proved tins. His tory to some. It is certain that conservative siicj s is more des.rable than radical ascendency. The last has once been proved, and the State will be fortunate if ever she re covers from the effects of it. To invite it again by discontent, by dissent, by obstrusiou into candidacies against regular nominations, will be a crime never to be forgotten. If the conservative party is defeated at the coming election, those in our ranks who have contributed to tin- disaster will be marked men through their lives. 1 hey cannot escaped the tespoti- sibility ot their acts Let the party stand together, let it throw off independent candidates, let it close up its ranks, and stand firm to its tickets and success is certain. Hillsboro Recorder. Disgraceful Riot between Two Church Congregations. From the Reading (Pa.) Eajlc, ane 30. Yesterday there was a disgraceful scene en acted at the Muddy Creek Church, one mile from Williamstown, Lancaster county, in which nearly a hundred male members of the Lulh i i , i- j . . . . eran ana neiormea congregations took nart. a a ess a .. . A preacner was oodiiy carried on the grounds, the ualiners of the fence were torn oiTmhH iiuI as weapons, fists were freely used, and a gener' I riot prevailed, during winch a number of men were fearlally beaten. An eve-witnem from this city, who returned to Readme last evening, gives the particulars as follows : The Muddy Creek Church has always been recognized as a Union Church, and used bv the Lutheran Keformed congregations. They met there alternately. Some time ago a majority of the Lutheran denomination, from some cause or other, saw fit to agitate the question of obtaining a charter. Others opposed it, on the ground that they had no right to have it incorporated as a Lutheran Church when it was not so, but was a Union Church. A ma jority, however, decided to get a charter, which they did, and there immediately arose a dis cord and disagreement, the maioritv amoni? the the Lutherans being aided and abetted by t lie Keformed congregation, who, it is said, had not been made aware of the proceedings until it was loo late. Yesterday was the first Sunday under the new charter, and it was proposed to hold Lath eran services. The anti-charter nartv. together with the Reformed, mustered all the'ir forces in front of the church at an early hour, and de termined that no such services should he held. The charter party arrived, but did not enter the church. Matters appeared very fore boding, but when the Rev. Mr. Heury, the Lutheran pastor, arrived it was thought the set vices would be allowed to proceed The revered gentleman, in the name of the Lord asked that no disturbance should take place and he walked toward the church door. Seein this the crowd of anti-charter lies closed in on the preacher and carried him bodily outside of the gates. Then a Mr. Pennypacker endeavor ed to enter the church, and he in turn was very roughly bandied. This excited the charter party, who niched to the fences, tore off palings, auu men commenced an onslaught. The light continued lor some time, until two constables arnv. d and quelled the not. At one time the A Brilliant Record of Cures. An American humorist tells us that it would have been money in his pocket if he had been born without a stomach, and then proceeds to figure up the cost of a chronic dyspepsia, to which he is a martyr, and which, he s.iys it is possible to cure. On this point, "Josh Di'lings," (for he is the parly referred to) is mistaken. Unless his stomach differs from all other dys peptic stomachs, llostettcr'a Bitters, will xorc mm in less than three msntli. Thi it would Le a ife to guarantee under any penality. There lew, a very, few, act ml sjiecifics for dis ease in ixUtcnre, and Hosteller's Stomach Hit ters may be set down as one of them. In caes of indigestion it never fails. Persons who had suffered for many years almuwt everv conceiva ble species of torture from tins agonizing com- plaint, have been permanently cured with the Bitters in six weeks. Hundreds of such in stances are on record, authenticated bv the tes timony of prominent men in every walk of life. eminent physicians among the number. But this celebrated vegetable preparation is some thing more than a stomachic and tonic. It is also an alterative of wonderful virtue. In liver complaint its effect is as direct and immediate as that of calomel or blue pill, and far, more salutary ; and in all diseased conditions of the bowels, notably id cases of constipation, its regulating properties are in the highest degree serviceable. The new settlements in tltj west and all low-lying tracts of country infested wilh miasmauc exnaiauons, so inutlul at tins seas on, of the various types of intermittent fevers, should be always well stocked with this incom parable chologue. which will cure any case of fever aud ague in a period varying from three days to three or four weeks, according to the violence of the complaint. Nervous disorders which are always aggravated by the adulterated liquors usually prescribed by the phvsicians are readily cured by a course of this admirable combination medicine, in which the properties oi a stimulant, a tonic and alterative are hap pily blended. PAIN-KILLER, Wain anil muImm i . 1 melee is described to have been terrible, many . - . men navinr hwn nol .! ft-...,!, i " r. . . j .. ft vuujft uacu Oovernor of the State. ananas JisSV-ilj; and beaten. 1S40. 1874 Time Tests the Merits of all Things. Thirty Years is certainly long enough time to prove the efficacy of auy medicine and that the fain Killer is deserving of all its propri eiwra ciann lor 11. 19 ampiy proven oy uie unparalU-U-d popularity it has attaint d. It is a sure and effective lemedy. It is sold iu almost every country in the world, and needs ouly to be kuowa to be prized, aud its repu tation as a Medicine of Great Virtu re, is ful ly aud permanetly established. It is the great rauuly Mediciue of the age. Taken internally, it cures Dysentery, Cholera, Di arrhoea. Cramp amtfParu in the Stomach. IJwel Complaint. Painter's Colic, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or indigestion. Siid- deu Uolds, Sore Throat and Coughs. Takeu externally, it cures Bruses, Boils, Felons, Cuts, Burus. Scalds, Old Sores and Sprains, einugs 01 me joints, loomace. fain in the i ace. Neuralgia aud Rhetiinatisin, Chap- 1 v a tt ... wa iwu nanus, r rost Kitten reel, ore. Pain is supposed to be the lot of ns poor mortals, as inevitable as death, and liable at auy tune to eome upon us. Therefore, it is important that remedial agents should be at hand to be used iu emergency, when we are made to feel the excruciating agony of pain. or the depression influences of disease. .Such a remedial exists in Perry Davis' -Pain Kil ler, tbe fame of which has extended over all the earth. Amid the eternal ices of the Polar regions, or beneath the intolerable and burning suns of the tropics its irtures ar knowu and appreciated. And by it suffering hutnamtd has found relief from many of its ills. The effect of the Pain Killer unon the patient, wheu' take j internally in cases of Cough, Cold, Bowel Complaint, Cholera, Dysentery, and other afiW.ti. ns of the sys tem, has been truly wonderful, and has won hjr it a name among medical preparations that can never be forgotten. Its success in removing pain, as an external remedy, in cases of Hums. Bruises, ttores and Sprain4, Cuts. Stings of insects, ice. snd other caus es of suffering has secured for it the most prominent position among the - medicines of the day. Beware of counterfeits and worth less imitations. Call for Perry Davis Pain Killer, and take no other. Cw Sold by all Druggists and Grocers. July JJfid. 1 mo. Br. Bellamy s Pills. This invaluable mediciue involves a PEU FfiCTLY NEW TREATMENT of CHILLS ANDPEVEK, and will effoctually cure and root out the disease from tbe system. I. All other remedies must not be taken when the chiil and lever fit is on ; but the Mel lam;. " Pill m betaken jtut as mfcly when the fit is act 'null son muttony other time. Take once a week during the season of Chills aud rever, in. y win Positively a-ard uii and pre vcut an attack making a residence in the most iufci-ted districts perfectly safe. W. The Bellamy" Till is also a sore remedy iu all cases of Intermittent Fever, Kcrni'tent Fever, Typhoid Fever; Sick Ueadachr, li.di gelinn, aud Liver Complaints i.fa.l kit da. :. Alter you arc eulirely discouraged and boneless and all other reine th s have tailed make one more trial, procure ope Box i f Bel lamy's Fills and take them. The pioprictor trunrantvc you an annotate and pern ct cure. ltei.-n-i.ee ii made to ttu extraordinary curv of Professor Lawrence, FriiM-ipal of the Jnsti tutes of Elocution at New York and Philadc! phia 11c says a follows : "About ten years ago. a-:u:e reaming in New Jersey, I had a violent uttnek of chills aud fever. Tne chill Would eoiuoon regularly about ten o'clock, and continue for nearlv two hours, followed bv a burning lever for more than five hours, which 110 medicine would relieve ; aud I became so week that I could hardly walk across tne room, and could not iwriu! one flight of siairs in less liuie than ten minutes. My life Itocante a burden tome t loa'hed every kttid 01 IimmI, and even water tasted to me like coppera. 1 could get rel'reshi ug sleep either by night or by day ; tbe ijr . : 1 . lit. T uicuiuiuc prescnueu ior me iy pnyMciaii gave me no relief, and 1 a as fast sinking into tht grave. One day a lady persuaded me to par chase a box ol Bellamy a Puis. 1 took three at twelve o'clock noon, and three at night After taking the two doses I felt bettor, and that night, for the first time iu three months slept tor tuny eignt nours. i he next morning I telt much better, and tok three more pills. As ten o'clock approached I prepared myself tor my daily cbill, bnt to my intense joy my unwelcome visitor did not come ; aud after eating a hearty dinner at one o'clock, I took three more pills, and at night three more. The next morning, amir a delightful night's rest, I arose at seven o clock, reeling quite well ; and although still very week, yet I was able to en joy my food, and whether eating or drinking everything tasted sweet and pleasant to me la abont seven dayc time I was st'oug enough to walk tour miles, and relt perfect lv cured Ten years have elapsed since then, and I have never bad auot bur attack of Chills and Fever Catawba Higli School. NEWTON, V. C. The l$th Term of 16 weeks open July 30ih, 1ST 4. I e Tuition from $8 to $18 per torm. Board from $8 to 16 iter month. BEV. G. O. CLAPP, A. B. Prin. June io, 1874 Into. GRBEN8B0R0 FEMALE COLLEGE, rr en abort), f. C. Tliis Ihliliition is srein in aueees-ful opera tion, aiitolN-i all tbe advantage of a hr4 i-iaw Fern nlc vdlT. Tbe l-Jill seaMon will begin on Uedeesihiir 29(h, Jupr. For calalogne containing u-iaas Ac adj lo the PreM.lenl, KliV. T. M JONI-X O. 1. X. II. I. W I IX IN', Pres. lloanl I'm- . m . - - mm auaans laaooa, W. 8. Taaccr. or VasTwrnta Tkaock, Ra. In Urianrneeeding it apprshog to the i faction of the Cessrt that William P. Ai Vandever L. Austin, Williaaa Bell and Kllaabeth, While A wife Ktimira and 1 1 t ei i - i known, dcfendanU in ansa psweeeaWne. ars - residents of thai State. It fea tkereaort nrduoJ by the Court that publication U eaade ha n. Iv weeks in Case " C a nous a Wavm- stAU, a newafM)rr publish nt Halashnry, S. C, Summoning the aehl aafhnalsnla to imn before the judge of wruhnte of ' at his otwos in the Conn Hons .. Tayloravilte, H. C-, M the 1st day nf tim her next, and aa mtt plaimiua rieni Uinii copr of which b deposited in lite ofhre efaaal Judge of Probate otbtra lae the caar aill U expmrte as to them. E. u. 8TLVKNH :, ( S. ( and Judge of Probate. Jane 25, 1874 tt Printers fee $S.5t J 8tatk or Nobtu Cabouxa, la th; Prw- liAVlB OU'KTY. S Ulr Cert. L II. Cash, plaintiff S m etiti..u for re- moral of LM.-6- dsnt s. Liecaw aforesaid. Iolpoaiinenl ol'.ilr of RAIUtOAD PE0PESTY IX THBClItCUIT Coi kt or TUK UjllTftU ST. TSS -rOUTUB WeSTEKX DlsTRICT or Ntna Carolina. Henryiciewa and Hiram Sibley and ethers, Plajstiff., . neetaav. The Western North Carolina Rail Boa.1 Co IB- D.l T.sl R. Caldwell, Rufiw Y. McA.len, The first Nalionnl bank of Clisrlotte, John Rulhcrfbnl.e) Hiram K el ley, Thomas O. (ireenlie, James (ireen lee, Mary Canon, A. H. Eddin, N. H. D. Wibam, Aasignee, R. XI. Walkcf and others, Ivtendanta. Samuel W. Xaylor. Surviving Eieeutor of J sines Una chain p. dee. Ieb udsnt. The defendant. Samuel W. Xeyiar.es the surviving- Executor of James Benetamf, deceased is Summoned to at surer the peti thm of tin piaiuuC whinh ts fled ia th office of the Jndgr of ProWte. of 1 Lis eoantj. within twenty days after the nerviee of tiis Smntnous on h an. aud if be fail to answer a ilhio tbe time aforesaid. aaplieainm wil le made to the Court for the r-li.-f J f iu the el it ion. aud the name will thee U aried on. This 18th dsy ..f Mr. 174. H. k. HcrWAttn. P ohate Judge (I Wee d 50. JNOTICE. All eraona are h e ret warnrd saaima ess 4oying or harboring my sun Rowan Turriase (now a bun! 17 year of age) who has etsanaV-U roan my lertad root rut wiibunl an yttKeaw-, Rowan is abunt 5 met 4 inenes ,',k4,. bearr ImiIi, of a liglu ti.-r ooior A ba a targe scar nn In- left rbVrk. aUmaad bv s bum. ar .Salisbury June Lah 1874. JLLJUS TURRKM L June 18. IK71 The aaje o f t he W est era Railroad (IE D.I berrlofore Court, a Hunse I the 17ih by a su North Carolina ordered bv tbe sdvertnted to lake place at (be Court r in the City of Kslisbnry, N. C on y or June, 1974, has been postponed ueiit order ot tbe Court, until the 17th flay of August, .4. D 1874. the said "P. LAWREKCE. "Xkw York Coxsbbvatobt rp M pstc. "& hast 14th Street. " In conclusion, the proprietor ha only to state that he will guarantee to cure any case of Chill and Fever. No jec will ever in sach case be exacted The patient is at liberty to pay or not. All that i desired is, that he will forward a certificate of his care at an early date. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOX. Sold by all Druggint throughout the States and Territories. Sent by mail to auy address on receipt of price. PHILIP LAWRENCE, at which lime it will take place at amt noee noor in ."vnmourv, ana upon tenus aniioonditoiM heretofore mblibed. B. 8. GAIT11ER. Morganton, N. C. MARCUS KB WIN, Ashewille. N. C. THOMAS RUFF1N, Hillabnrn, N. C THOMAS RKEtXiH, (. reensboro. N . C. June 24. lS74-td. on 25 Preminms Giren aiay the 1st. of Ausrust. 23 Dey Street, New York. Sold by C. R. Barker, Co. Salisbur-, K. C July Hi, 11574 ly. TtFTHiTYOTli OF The 8(h Judicial Dialricl, Oom posed of the Counties of Surry, Yadkin, Davidson, D-ivie, Forsyth, Stokes, and Rowan : I take thi- method of giving more general notice that I am a candidate fur the office of JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT in this District It is deemed improper for one seeking a high Judicial office, lo vi-it the sev eral counties and publicly address his fello citizens, hence thi- is my one means I take to reacn vou. 1 have roided in thin District all mr life and have practiced law in some of your Courts for thirty years. If elected. I will t nil and justly, according to the best of mv skill and I I m -1 ft a m m M m juoKuieiii, uo equai anu impartial justice to i. . i i a r i ine puuin , anu to inoiviuuaia. THOMAS J. WILSON. Winston. N. C, July 16, 1874 till elect. WO FlK TIIM H COWS l OR S l LE, APPLY XO JEHL fOisTER. Valr We prose to have another Soda Water premium lirawiug on the night of Aug. 1st, at wbicli lime there will be twentv-five premiums. Utven to our soda ruern. Partieslholding Nos. 1498. A 280 are inform ed thev have drawn the lt 2 premiums and are requested to bring up their check snd take leir preSiiums and in cane thev fsil tu call bv .1 - M " . I ... . . uie nexi arawiii" me premiuuia win ne arain C. R. Barker & Co. 1874 7:U. Mannt Pleasant Semiiian jFOE YOXTHO LADIES ril Rev. P A. Strohel, . . Mrs. BL M. Strobkl. Principal. The next session of this Insiitotioa i commence on Monday August 3rd. 1874. 1 be Bourse or instruction will be th..r..tiol a.. . . . and practical, embracing all tbe branches usually taught in tbe best Female Seminaries 1 he Sdlowing will be the rates of tuition per session of five months. English; branches from $7 JO to The above with ancient languages .'l uuc. ................ Use of instruments. ............. Incidentals., ............ Nonahut thoroughly competent Teachers will Ul.lnnl... . t- tl m whi iro jcuipi..; iu uie uinereut depart ments. I Boardi incloding ligu 6t fuel from 911,00 to $12.10 per month. PaynVnu will he expected one half in advance. I.V00 930.00 930.00 9:1.00 92.00 UK, WADKS' "LIVER CORRECfOR AND CURE VOU DYSPEPSIA. Among tbe many discoveries In mediriae ef late, few are regnrdnd wifB mere interest teas tbe valuable rums diss Bar DYfPKllSI A Uf tkee. none tand higher amour ih.i- wboars famiuar with fan virtue than the "LI V tit CORRECTOR" Prof. MOORMAN. Parsiriaa at the White Sulphur Spring, eminent iu his pr4e and bums well known ih Balriemrs, say dn : M I eon.ider it one uf to UCaT RKsiklML FOR IlVrtl'KPSI A atleuded s,ih that 1 ever ased Colonel ;HIK. of Mek h-nberg eoanr. Va.. an eminent law 1 cr, and a scuUeniaa f unaal intelligence, -n : "After tong aflrr nKjbat tne LI V L K CORKECTOU gar him more relief than aJ I other medicine be ha I WiLUiMsaran. Greenbrier Co.,.W. Va. Metsrt It mde, Bmptim Cm.. lUlUmore. Maryland . Certs I used three or four bottle sf ysr Liver Corrector" last ra aimer fur my trouble DYSPEPSIA, and got more relief from it Ihss fn.m any medicine that I bare ever taken. great was my Mifloring 1 . waa nut able te d aarUiiag. o 1st en with numlmcM and gul dinefto.. when I would rw up oUtenlv or wrw-.i I nJi' on horsbvk, or in other words. w in a manner ueai prv twHre montno. ana got nnreliet from any ntedwiue until 1 found your "liver Corrector. "My health is now steadily and rapidly improving. Yonr- ratetslly. J . W. (ikE. For sale by Tbeo. P. KlntU. Druggist Sal isbory. N. C May 7, 174. 3m. For Km July ulars. Addrnaa. m REV. P. A. 6TUOBEL. MJj PLEASANT. CaiUrru. Co. 1874 liuu. Hew Hardware Store. We respectfully invite the at-nti-o of eiti as of Eowaa, and serroendiag cwnoties to our Mew Stud of Hardware, lust opened in Salisbury, in which we keep a full line of everything usually kept in Well Regulated Hardware 8ore. Our stoek tenhenose foreign and domestic Csrpeotev's Tools, a large variety Klerk -smiths Tools a huge variety ShueeU. Spade. Forks. Hakes. Picks. MatBieks. Hoes. Grain, and Grans Scythes, Chains, Iron. Wag and Buggy Material, Pat. Axes nf Saf'rest Eterijii. Pocket and Table Cutlery. Diestof ill. Cross co' , and Hand Saw. PAINTS. GLASS AC. We also invite your attention to our ramnaPl stoek uf Dry-Goods, Notions, Clotliet M & Shoes, Which we are Belling off st east, in consequence uf haviog determined to so an exeluaife HARD WAKE BUSLNLS Give us a call, two doors below T- r -Kl bus's Dumg Store, and eaanuoeoer stock before purchasing elsewhere as we are aW- termiued uot to b under b aw in this State. SMITHDEAL dc XIUTJAX. May 7, l?74-3aiu ...