as
I "If
have
back to Pari! to live.
Wef ley Was never low spirited or
fretful, and could not endure the society
of people who were so. "I dare no more
fret," Mid he, ''than to curse and swear."
A young man by the name of McElrath, we
ffu assaulted, beaten, cut in two or three
and robbed of five dollars, all the money
be had, on Friday night the 14th inat., on the
Green ri lie road some ten or twelve miles from
A "Big Indian" strayed away from his
camp and got lost ; inquiring the way
ran asked: "Indian lost?"' No,"
he disdainfully, "Indian no lost;
wigwam loot." striking bis breast ha ex
elaiined, "Indian here !"
The "war of races" in the South is for
future use in Congress. Every radical
who ia beaten for office will contest the
saat of the man elected, and then produce
ha "war of races" in evidence that there
not a fair election. iV. Y. Herald
An Irishman found a government plan
kat recently, and rolling it np, put it un
der his arm and walked off, saying, " Yis,
that's moino U for. Pa trie and S for
MeCarty ; be me sowl but this learn iu' ia
a foiue thing, as me fayther would say ;
for if I hadn't any education I wouldn't
have been sfther findin' me blanket."
HI M
A tb ree-lcgved calf turned up the other day at
Alexandria, Va.. and the editor of the Gazette
speaks of it as "a veaMioss a peid," expecting
us to accept the miserable appellation aaa pun
upon the word "velocipede." But before we
would do it we would see him further down
swills the hottest focus of Chicago than a
sledge hammer could fail in forty years.-'
Lemmnlle Courier Journal.
Harpers Weekly thus closes an article on
the third term rumors: "We have no fear
General Grant proposes to make hinwelf
Sal emperor or a pope, but it should be well
understood before any plans are laid that there;
weald be a general and decisive up rising of
the people sgainist any serious suggestion of a
Last March a man in Detroit named
Emory Prattle, a machinist, in the employ
of the Michigan ear company, made a bet
with another man as to which could Ion
Chold at the handles of an electric
tery which a traveling nuisance had on
the Campus Martins, Prattle won the
hat, hut at heavy cost. His system re
ceived such a shock that up to this time
he has not been able to do a day's work.
He has fallen away from a powerful, hea
vy man, to a skeletion almost, and his
physicians cannot say that he will ever
be restored to health.
The first lot of Testaments printed by
the Protestants of Rome 10,000 in
number were paid for by the children of
the Sabbath Schools of this country.
They were printed in Nero,s garden where
the early Christian martyrs were burned
to death in their shirts of tar, right near
as t tf f . t sm . -w-k a. a 11
co mo v aucan ana St i'etcr s church.
Looking from the window of his residence,
the Vatican, the Pope can see the work
ot the press printing the Bibles, which
ovenurowmg nis sway.
We hear gloomy accounts concerning
the damage done by rust to cotton within
the past few days in parts of Wake,
Johnston, Wayne and Lenoir counties.
We hope the size of the disaster is mag
nified by the anixety of the farmers; and
we are inclined to think this is the case,
much of what appears to be rust being
probably the effect of drought and of the
maturing of the cotton crops. N.C. State
Agricultural Journal.
Do any of our readars who were under
(xen. Hill, while he invested hide wash
InMou in the Spring of 1863, remember
mat gooc southern nan, Uarrow, who
poured out his "good Southern brandy"
to them like water t He has had his
hands in to his elbows, in "the flesh Dots'
ever since the surrender, and the other day
be attempted to fix for a grab on bis coun
ty treasury by being elected county Com
Msloner, hut was beaten. Bully! for lit-
ue ijeautort l Albemarle Times.
There b a terrible upheaval going! on in the
politics of Massachusetts. In the first place,
no really desirable man is willintr to m for
aT" . i -e-R a Ska aSM "
congress, we uue oi M.. u. navtng become of
ears rawer disreputable Wan otherwise
uuu iur turn u .pcuujr aiyie of men,
ave no character to lose, aad they are
tains- to carder their harvest k:u l, ,.
- . r . m. . mm - - WU1IW MW
aoiar splander vet illumines the h;-
Thea, again, the prohibitionists inu on the
nomination of Talbot for Governor. .nt ik.M
i jwry great dancer that irhe 11 nOminarsar7 ttasn
is win carry weoiaie. Think nff..
til R . 11. .
a democratic state;
. . .
am Mmmj r iner, says a Louisville paper
1 ...I 11.. VJf 1 m, . ...
as iweniy-iwo nving clwldren. When asked
by a renorter for AO til A n.irt inilnro rS Uas
Brotherhood, she admitted the twenty-two, but
aid : "Don't publish it, as I came out to
lirt 7 earch of another husband."
Why are the ladies the bisvest thteva. ;
Eistence ? Because they steel their petticoats,
PyMjWStoqra, crib their babies and hook
. "Write me while I am away," said Jones to
Mrs. Jones after an afiWtionnta .nh..
t l. . :
tMot one letter does he get
hem to one of those westei
i reauirerouu man: mediniffl ti,a )A
i ne wants to set
western papers."
a . .
t
SHA.RP SHOOTING
-r atner, wnat does a printer live on .
.n .1 ...
Live on 1 the same as
other folks of
rse "Why do von ask. .Ldmnv t
a. ii - . t
uvvaun j via eaiu
Von hadn't naiA
any thins for your paper, and the printer
awn aeuas u W) you.
1 Wife spank that boy.'
I shan't do it.'
t - Why not.'
1 Because there is no reason to.'
fJJo reason t Yes there is, spank him
I tell you and put him to bed.'
1 1 shan't do any such thins;- What
in tne worm ao you want him spanked
He is too smart.'
1 Well that comes of yon marrying me.
! What do yon mean.'
1 1 mean j us t this, that the boy Is smarter
than his father, and you can't deny It.
He knows enough to see that a "man,
printer or no printer, cannot live on noth
ing' and I should think you would be
ashamed of yourself not to know as much.'
Fortyeeyen thousand Guinan
Tht Republican papers, we observe.
almost universally take the side of Henry
Ward Beeeher. There is no mystification
in the matter, but they try to kick np a
great dust about it. The points made by
Tilton have not been met in the defense
made by Beeeher. Tilton said that Bee
eher confessed to have had criminal inter
course with Mrs. Tilton to Mr. Moulton.
This gentleman has been before the Ply
mouth Church Committe selected by Bee
eher, but noue of them dared to ask him
whether any sneh confession - had been
made or not. The statement of. Beeeher
from first to mat is improbable, unreason
able, and admits enough to confirm the
charges of Tilton. The Republican press
infeb t as well cease sustaining him in the
face of all the evidence, just as the Dem
ocratic press ceased to sustain Boss Tweed
Mr. Beeeher has been rendered infamous
and all the whitewash applied by the Re
publican pi 03 s will not avail with the
public. Uiusdnuatf Enquirer.
I l- L. ur:i: , a,. i
I x" iuui wic tw iMungHm iminj
. The Convention Question. We doubt
if there ra a Conservative in the state who has
reflected on the subject who does not feel the
importance of amending our present Constitu
tion, lint let each one ask himself it it is pru
dent, if it is wise, if it is safe to undertake the
work just at this time through the agency of a
convention.
We took ground against the efiort to call a
convention of the people in 1871, though we
supported the movement with all our energy
when the Legislature determined to make the
rash experiment. The disastrous result of that
experiment is even now too fresh in the minds
of our people to require eommment.
Are we certain now that the Conservative
organization will not be weakened if the Legis
lature shall conclude to call a convention 7
We know that the Conservatives will have
the necessary strength in the next Legislature
to call a convention ; but it must not be forgot
ten that other difficulties would arise, and to
these we aiay make reference more in detail
before the assembling of the Legislature.
We prefer to "make haste slowly" rather than
do anything that can possibly lessen our ability
to carry North Carolina in the Gubernatorial
and Presidential elections of 1 876.
from the Charlotte observer.
No "Say" in It. Says Bancroft, the histo
rian, writing of North Carolina in Colonial
times : ''Are there any who doubt man's capa
city for self-government ? Let them study the
history of North Carolina; the inhabitants
were restless and turbulent in their imperfect
submission to a government imposed upon them
trom abroad ; the administration of the Colony
was firm, humane and tranquil when left to
themselves. Any government but their own
was oppressive.
It is so to-day. The government we live un
der is not our own. It was made by a set of
carpet-Baggers and negroes, with a few native
l.f. U I I J- --J . - L 1S I
whites, assembled and dictated to by a military
satrap.
The true North Carolinians had no "say" in
the adoption of this carpet-bag concern. It
never did suit the needs of our State ; and now
that we have the power, we should change it.
The Convention question would not be sub-
e . . a Mm. mm
mittea to a vote or the people. Their repre
sentatives can call it, by a two-thirds vote. So
there could be no chance of a party defeat for
us, at the polls. The disaster of 71 could not
be repeated.
ONE BOX
A
PERFECT CURE
FOR
GHILLS AND FEVER.
PERFECT PREVENTIVE
OF
Chills and Fever.
HO
quinine i no mercuey
i
Dr. Bellamy's Pills.
This Invaluable medicine involves a PER
FECTLY NEW TREATMENT of CHILLS
AND FEVER, and will effectually cure and
root ont the disease from Xhe system.
i. aii ower remodies must not be taken
when the ohiil andlever lit is on ; but the -Bellamy"
Pill can be taken just as safely when the
fit is actually on as at any otiter time. Take
once a week during the season of Chills and
Fever, they will Positively ward off and ore-
vent an attack making a residence in the
most infected districts perfectly safe.
z. The "lieiiamy" Fill is also a sure remedy
In all cases of Intermittent Fever. Remittent
Fever, Typhoid Fever; Sick Headache. Indi
gestion, and Uver Complaints ofall. kinds.
o. Aiicr you ure entirely discouraged and
Vinrvnli.jj an ft fill fthr f A fT, nitla. h.in f.iiUJ
make one more trial, procure one Box of Bel-1
lam v'a Pills and take them. The nmnriotor
guars nteaa you an absolate and neinet cure.
netorenee ts mane to tne extraordinary core
W-x m a . .a jSS MB9BR
of Professor Lawrence, Principal of the Insti
tutes of Elocution at New York and Philadel
phia. He says as follows : '
"About ten years ago. while residing in
New Jersey, I had a violent attack of chills and
fever. The chill Would coineon reirnlarlv
about ten o'clock, and continue for nearlv
, and continue for nearly
two hours, followed hv a bumino- f rnr tar
more than five hours, which no medicine would
rueve ; and t became so week that I could
1, . ii". lit. nntir n ma . .. , , .
uuiuij nam iniuss luu niwui, itUU. COU1U IlOl
ascend one flight of stairs in less time than
ten minutes. My life became a burden to m.
I loathed every kind of food, and even watar
tasted to me like copperas, I could get no
refreshing sleep either by night or by day ; the
medicine prescribed for me by physicians gave
me no relief, and I was fast sinking into the
grave. One dav a ladv nersnaibol mn tn m
chase a box ot Bellamy's Pills. I took three
at twelve o clock noon, and threes! night.
After taking the two doaos T felt bortor .nrl
that night, tor the first time in three months,
slept for fully eight hours. The next morning
l lelt much butter, and took three more pills.
As ten o'clock approached I prepared myself
" tijmtu iivu a y i dvm nu all Jr
for my daily chill, but to my intense joy my
, s s i m
unwelcome visitor did
not come; and after
eating a hearty dinner at one o'clock
ex, i took
s .
three more pills, and at night three more. The
next morning, arter a delightful night's rest, I
arose at seven o'clock, feeling quite well ; and
although still very week, vet 1 was able to en
joy my food, and whether eating or drinking.
everything tasted sweet aud pleasant to me.
in about seven day?' time I was strong enough
to walk four miles, and folt perfectly cured
Ten years have elapsed since then, and I have
never had another attack of Chills and Fever.
"P. LAWRENCE,
"Xkw Yobk Cos8brvatobv rv Music
"5 EastJUth Street-"
In conclusion, the proprietor has onlv to
aiit th.t k. .;n :.. "
. v.v. ..mH un mn icuai iiiuee to eure any case
of Chills and Pever. Noec will over in such
ease be exacted. The patient is at liberty to
pay or not. All that is desired is, that he will
nr ward a certificate of his cure at an early
date.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOX.
Sold by all
Druggists throughout the States
and Tern tones. - ; - -
Sent by mail to any address on receipt of price.
rUlLiF LAWRENCE.
PROPRIETOR,
sr
23 Dey Street. Hew Toik.
Sold by C R. Barker. fc Co. Salisbury, N. C.
Jnly 16,1874 ly. 3
Piedmont Air Line Railway.
Richmond & Danville, Richmond &
Danville R. W., M. C. Division, sua
North Western H. C. R. W.
CONDENSED TIME-
In Effect on and after Monday August 10, 1874.
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS. UAtL. Express.
Leave Charlotte .... ri 8J6 a
Air-Liae JeVn - MS
- Salisbury ,10.44 10.64
" Greensboro 3.15 am 1.15 r x
" Danville ....... 6 13 3.36
" Danaee 5.25 " 3 48
Burkevilie 11.30 "
Arrive at Richmond. Ml r 11.04 r u
GOING SOUTH.
STATION. Mail. avw-w
-save Rich mud......
Burkevilie
ISM a
4.41
9.95
9.99 "
13.90 A SI
6.99 a
it. 45 r m
9.7 A x
7.40 M
744. "
11.99 -
" Dundee
Dsaville
Greensboro......
" BilisDury... ....
" Air-Line rnet'n
Aryivefat Charlotte. . .
l.W F"
3.36
9.90
QOIHH EAHT.
KWNK WSST
"""""
Mail.
STATIONS.
Man.
Leave Greensboro..
" Co Shops
'Raleigh
Are. at Uoldboro'...
9.15 a
" 4.00
8,10 "
A.An. tl.lSr x
L' veto 00
j f 641
10.60 a n
3 L, ve 2 3o p u
1VOB.TH 3 WESTERN V. C.
( Salem Branch. )
Leave Greensboro
Arrive at ialem.....
Leave Salem
Arrive at Greensboro.....
9.00
A M
3 30 "
9.90 pa
ll. 16 "
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 5 41pm
connects at Greensboro ' with the Northern bound
train; making the quickest time to all Northern
-. f rice of Tickets same as via other routes.
Trains' to and from points East of Greensboro
connect at Greensboro with Matt. Trains to or
from points North or South. -
Trains daily, both ways
On Sundays Lynchburg Accommodation leave
Richmond at 900 A , arrive at Burkevilie 1949
P " '5 V Burkevilie 496 a a, arrive at Rich
mead 7 68 a x
Pullman Palace Cars oa all night trains be
tween Charlotte and Richmond, (without change)
Papers shat have arrangements to advertise the
schedule of this company will please print as
above.
For further information address
S K. ALLEN,
.Gen'l Ticket Agent.
TlM R TALCOT
mm . . '
ureensboro, N u
Engineer A Gen'l Superintendent
FURNITURE !
J. A. CLODFELTER & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture,
""MP Ijivite attention to their stock of
.TL Cottage Bedsteads French Chamber
S9a Suits, Walnut and painted Cane Seats
Chairs Rocking Chairs ofall descriptions, EE
tension Dining Tables of all kinds Wardrobes
Washstanda, What-Notes, Sofas, Reception
Chairs and Parlor Suits. Also, many other
articles which we are Dreuared to aa na pi,Mn
or cheaper thau any House in the western Dart
of the State.
Besure to call nearly opposite the Mansion
Hotel, next door below the Ex
oor stock and hear our prices. Our terms cash
Spal orderB (made. from photographs in
m Will UC BUppiieu.
A full assortment of Rosewood rt.i;
and Walnut Burial Cases, which can be furnish-
ea at o nours notice.
March 19, 1874 If.
JOHN W
Attorne
MAUNEY,
at Law,
8ALISBI TN. a
Special Attention riven to OolWiiAn.
un.ee in (Jourt House.
March 5, 1874 ly.
Cl II ill II
Agents wanted ev
I " IU dtiU
re. Particulars zfre
a
I A . 1 1 Blair A 8
(SBSR
I o li5-tf.
Sva aSi Aatav a
H 4.RD WARE.
ien you want Hardware at
V When
low
l finM. ali An kA j i a
Hi o" """'",ucu
uiaunc uu w .
D A. AT WELL.
Salisbury, N. C.May 1 3-tf.
I -
THE FRANKLIN
STEAM WASHER.
sjau at the Book Store and get one of these
remarkable Washers. The washing of an or
dinary family can be done before break fart
man in any omer way without the wear and
tear ot clothes incident, to the old way.
A large familv can save the nrioe a w.aW
I , w , a w s .
In Q"e. in y?1- A 8,n11 f-nJ will
I QB S7 A a n A laa a x f " t i I . n k,i.A ..il. ...i .
I . . F'"-""' " " i wuuout any extra,
lO I t .A WQohtlin r. K 1 1 .
r"."V- . . li',,e 7Pr own oi.
oave oz nara aays work for your wife
ALSO
at the Book Store all kinds of books can be
had,
WRITINO F
ur Kvuur SHADE. AND TINT,
ENVELOPES OF ALL STYLE.
kltTOTn
UUBIU, tSC,
No extra charge for ordering books or
Music not on bands. All orders Dromot-
1 Y attended to Call and eret writing nMt
I A. o r"
cnoap.
thf S-H-Kbtw TXt n
r " J 5 . 8a.,l8Dn'y ook Store.
January 4 13417.
NEW MACHINE SHOP.
l am now prepared to do all kinds of
repairing with dispatch. With good tools
and twenty-five years experience in the
business. saUifaction is guaranteed. Especial
iT t01Qe aDd, ,h?r -ork'
1 vunuu ffouieu, aiming ana Agriculture
aiacnines ; ana wood turmutr of all k nds.
Shop on Corner of Fulton and Council Street.
O t B Afm
oaiisonry, n. u.
E. H. MARSH
Jnly 16, 1874.-tf.
THE NEW FAMILY
SINGER 8EWNG MACHINE.
. - 6 99x ,
BSsksiI
Aw VXi p.
AsaCflfSsa Wi
WsBFjs swwsw
yr 1
We claim and can show that It Is the cheap
9aW, SaosC beautifa 1, delicately arranged, nicely
SfUnstad, asailv operated, and smoothly running
of ill the Paean y Sewing Machines. It ia re-
its sewine, but also for the vanetv and different I
-t a. . . ,. . -f ;n T
ya mm ww " " t""
facility and perfection, nsmg sua i wis , unen or
never-wearying instrument may be adjusted for
fine work on mm or gossamer tissue, oi me
tucking of tarlatan, or railing, or almost any
other work which delicate fingers have been
known to perform.
And with Us simplicity of construction ; ease
of operation ; uniformity of precise action at
any speed; capacity for range and variety of work,
fine or coarse leaving all rivals behind it.
We with pleasure refer the public to the Gold
and Bronze Medals and Diplomas awarded to
oar Machines in America, Prussis, England, and
recently in Austria at the Esposition m Vienna,
where we were awarded five Medals, Merit, Pro
gress, and three for articles manufactured on our
Machines. But it gives ns mnch greater pleasure,
to present to the public the sworn returns of sale,
(to which an v one can have access) of the difler-
fent Manufacturers of Machines, for the last four
years, made to the receiver appointed by the
owners of valuable Sewing Machine Patents, and
which shews the precise number of machines
sold by each Company.
1909 1870 1871 1879
Staser MsanfacUng Oo., 86.781 W.888 1M.S0 tlS TAS
Whariar a Wllaon do TK.swi kb.ww lmjm j 4.w
How Machine Co., 49,000
(irove A Baker Sewing
M -.chine C., 8S.15S
Dvmetlc feeing ee
Weed PeWng So . It ,687
Wilcox Jk Glbbi d 17,201
Wllaoa do .
American SJUSS WoU Over-
79,166
S4.010 146,000
&7.403
sa,sns
S8.SS0
600
60,8X8
inssr
86,666
SO.ltT
1M6S
6S.010
4tJ64
49 444
SS Itf
2,604$
aenmlnK Machine Ct., 7,795
14.67S
S 919
ts.m
isass
16,647
i8.se
fOolU Medal
18 SST
riorence
do 18,461
17,660
16.798
couon thread, fine or coarse, making the ihtsa- cwi cram ml ssrr, Soo irrt.aicV,
iKEr.ssricH alike on both side, of tS
the fabric sewn. Thue, beaver cloth, or leather, mma ail iittrrral pairr
saaj 1 isjiuataastrengthand uniformity V.TeTwOThn,,w0f
of stitch: and. in a moment, this willing and waiar win prayw jtekmm or sarfaa flreai nsssaaa of
R. P. Howe do .
Vlsv-r - So
Davis r 11J6SS
Ble.n . -do 4,'M
Rerain-ton Empl re do
J. E. BraunsUor f do
KeTitan . lo
Bartlett.Rever.ible do 4M 614
Rartram k Faoton do 420 1,004
Ler do
Orirlnal Howe do 20.W1
KinkleiLjoQ do t,39 t.480 7.B39
A-tra do 448 6 So6 4 7S0
Vllplle do 4.'-''5
Empire 4 S 700 SJtSO S.96ft
Parhaaa do 1,141 . 7.7C6
J. O. Folron do s0
M'Bay do lt 3
C. r. Thomson do 100 1473
Cnion Button-Bole do 124
LaaTltt do T74
14.S07
11.901
11 JT
6 051
4,9-2
4.24S
S.MS
1,000
l.OOfl
an
The reader will also note that althopgh it is
charged that Sewing Machines are oid at en
ormously high prices, yet he will see that sever
al farms, that were in existence have failed or
abandoned an ampron'able business.
We respoctfullv solicit a call from all parties I
desiring a first class Sewinz Machine.
At onr Store near the Public Square will be
found the
LATEST IMPROVED ATTACHMENTS
for Tucking, Cording, Ruffling, &c.
Also Silk, Linen, and Cotton Threads,
Needles, Oil, &c.
S infer Manufacturing Co ,
JOHN A. RAMSAY,
Oct. 2-tf. Agent.
i
pa
1
The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the
Countrv I
$50,000 , 00
XW VALUABLE GIFTS !
10 BE DISTRIBUTED IN
L. D. SINE S
169tt REGULAR MONTHLY
Gift Entfrprkf
To be drawn Monday. Sept. 14 A 1874.
w a a a - & l a aaia a mj
ONE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE.
Or fft.OOO IK bULU
Two prises $1,000)
Two prises SOW Each in GREENBACKS.
TS- 1 Ski Art I
r lve prizes iuv j
One Family Carriage and Matched Horses
with Silver-mounted Harness, worth $1,600
1 Horse A Buggy, with Silver-mounted Har
ness, worth $000.
One Fine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth $550 !
Five Family Sowing II achines, - worth
$100 each 1
750 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Wateket in
all) wortn Jrom ZV to f3UU each I
Gold Chains, Silver-ware. Jewelry Ac, Ac.
Number Of Gifts, 6,000.
Tickets Limited to 50,000.
I A fflZNTR W A KTKD to KpII T;.Vt.
. - - - aaa v sbbs
to whom' Liberal Premiums will be paid.
I
Single Ticket. i . Sir Tickets M T..!..
O "W- 1 w-, sv a s
Tickets $10 Twentv-five Tickets
Tickets $10 Twenty-five Tickets $20.
Circulars containing a full list of prises, a de
scription of the manner of drawing, and other
information in reference to the Distribution,
will be sent to any one ordering them. All let
ters must be addressed to
main office, L. D. SINE, Box 86.
101 W. Fifth St. CINCINNATI, O.
BUCK EYE BEE HIVE.
Having txircttaaed the right to manufacture
the Bock Eye Bee Hive for the counties of
Kowan, Stanly, Cabarrus, Iredell, Catawba and 1
Davie. 1 am prepared to nil orders and sell in
hes counties this valuable and improved Hive.
I will sell farmers rights, when they will make
a club or nve, at ten dollars a right. I will
also sell Township rights on reasonable terms.
nearly Avery body that examines it buys one.
It will more than pay for itself in one year.
All we ask is a trial. Come and examine the
Hive for yourselves and be convinced.
Manufactory on East Corner of Lee & Coun
sel streets, near the Depot.
HENKY CAUBLE.
April 9, 1874 fence.
Are job Goifl to Paiil!
Buy the READY MIXES PAINTS. sJl col
ors, in small cans to suit purchasers. Every
- . . T", . .
man can oe run own painter, ror sale Cheap
RADWAVS REAff? RELIEF
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
thto adwrUMSMat
SUP FEB WTTH PAXSt
BADWAVS
EVERY PAIR.
It sa sas fltsiaa4 bt
Xiao Only Pnln Rci
a elii
xnexly
hMMr op ike not i in m SillBja sl . allai
ana tarwm vovooai. VMUtr or
i application.
i rso oxx
proat rated i
i
RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL irmin imti kt i
Ufl.tll T1 UF THI KimWTSL fl ' .
IMPLAMMATloV OP TOE BLADDER.
I5TLAE RATION Of TH K H'WIIA
iWKLa
COJKTESTIOR C
sTlov nrrtm trvm
THROAT. DirPICULT HKKATHInu.
PALPITATinil or THE HEART
HTSTEEICa, CEO CP, DIPTHBRIA.
cold cwtlls. aoub chillsl"
aeaj
of tha
paru w
(ha nolo or a l HI-
g'- . h.1r.
FEVER ART) AOtTB cured for ftfty esnta. There
aotaremadial aarnt In thi. worVt that will care T.r
aad Aroe and all other MaUrUat. tlloaav Seariet.
Typhoid. Tellow. and other Perera aided by RAO-WV-8
PILLS) ao quick a RAUWAT'S REa1)T RE
LIEF. Fifty cent per bottle.
HEALTH ! BEAUTY!"
STRORO
A XT) PCRE RTCTt EVMlft-rwrEE tftW
or
FLESH AND WE1UUT CLEAR SKIN ARD
.VTirVL. CUXrLEXJOK SECURED
to
DR. RAD WAY'S
SarsaprilM Resolvent
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE TUB MOST ATOXTTIIKn CURES i SO
OUIt K S RAPID ARE TUB CjtAROEtf, THE
BODY t'NDF.Ki .( 1F.3, NMFR TUB IN PLC EM E
OP TUIA TELLY ROEUERFVL REOtCUta.
THJsVT
Everj Day an Increase ia Flesh
aM Weight is Seen and Fell
Ererr drnn of
the SARSArAXTIXlAR EKROL.
VERTetiniinonloatriithrTih the Blrrf, Hweat Unna,
aadothor Ftuktaanj iideei.r tl .vataa Om Tticor nr
ui. lur ii rvmir id. wvsa oi iita aoaj m MW MM
toand mnicrtai. Hcroi a la, f-rhliti ruiManiDilna.
Olasdular d we aaa. Ucra in the throat. Mntith. Ta
aorajlodeflln tbcUUiiar.1 other parte r th arMoM.
Sore Eyea. Stramuroua ii jefcar. (rota ID Raja and
the won lomw of Sktn tvaaa. EnifitrTi. Veter
Soros, Srald Uaad. Hint Worm. Suit Ubcuoj. KrvupehM.
Aenc. Black Spot. WOHna in tlie Eleah. Tnmota. Oaa
eon in tho Womb, and all weakening an1 ra!nrnl dlv
eaarfca. Kljrht swe.ua. Lnas or S.t rm aud all waataa of
the life principle, are within the curative range of this
wonder of Modem Cheimstrv. end a i.min'.i' mm win
prove to any penon u-in ; i; t. r lt!ter of Cheat foruu of
alaeaao lu potent power to eure them.
If the patient, dally bceonVnrr rt !n -ed br the waates
snd dceoinpoltlon that la continually pmrrel.c. ac
eecda in arrentln the- wastoa. aud reavalrs tkw
with new malerUI n.n.te from heaUhy blood and thta
tbo SAR&arAKlLXJAM will ami d.a Seeare a ciara
la cert.ila; for when miee tula remedy tmiiivncti Ita
work of pttriflratlin. and noceei'.s.ln dln.m:hin the
toaaof waea. it rrpnlrs will be rapid, an. I every day
tUc patient will fr-lhlmaclfrrowln'lH.tWr and troncT,
the food dltteitinc better, appetite Uuproving. aad Act
an 1 wclctit lnercnli.i;.
Rot only dnea tho MAKaapaaitxu; RS9i.tkxt tne e I
all known reumlial aeuntaintnacuieof Cacmlc Scro
folous, Conatltutional, and Skiu dlaeaats, but It U tbo
only poalUra euro for
Kidney Si Bladder Complaints.
frinary and Womb di-waaea. Crave I Dtebetea. Drnawy,
Stnppatcs of Water, Iiteontinenevof UnSo. Bright a b&
eaae. Albuminuria, a if I lu all care where Outre aro
brick dnttrirpoaitf.or the water It thtek, eU od. ictxed
with uu4aucea like the white f an m, m thread Kke
white ailk. or there b a morbkl. dark, htliou. appear
anee, and whlio Uooe-duat depaaita. and when ttn-re Is
a priekiiic, iiuruiua-arnAatVHi wlit-u paywdn water, a
paiu in tuo oaiall of ilia llck and alotm tba Loins.
Tumor of l'i I'cafs Crouth
Cured by Itadtoay' Resolvent.
DR. RADWAY'8
FerfectFiiiiati7eMeiuatiflTils
perfeetly taateleaa, etegannr enafe-t with nm rom.
puree, reculatv. pur. I v. ckann and Irene than. Mad
way' Pill, for the cure of ell dMLTderaor tha Stocmaeh.
LlvVr. Rowcia, Eldueya, Bladder. Nervoua Oiaaeaaa,
Headache. Cotilpati .ii. C...iirnnn, lad!-aatloo, Dv
pepsia, Bllloaaaea, BlUou Fever. liUuuainaitaa of tho
Rowels, Piles, and alt Derangement of tho IaternaJ
Viscera. Warranted to effect a posttlva car. PnratT
Veirctablo, couxaiulu uo mercury, ininarals or deloHrv
eaadraga
A fow dnaoa of RADWAT'S TILU will free tho sys
tem from all the aim vo nan, -l disorders. lrVaa,S oajrta
per Box. BOLD BY 11 SB
READ "FALSE AND TKL'hV' Sand M letter
stamp to RAUVTAT A CO.. .v. Si Warren ml. Mew
York,lafvraaUoa wgrth thoaaanda wUl bo sent you.
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRPWG,
The Peruvian S i run. a Protect
ed Solution of the Protoxide of
Iron, is SO combined OS to have
the character of an tUimcnt, as
easily digested ami assimilated
with the blood as the eimjdeU
food. Jt increases the qnantlty
of Nature's Otcn Juillzlntf
Agent. Iron tn the btooti. ttrwl
cures lia thousand ills," simply
by Toning up, Invigorating ami
Vitalizing the SysterU The en
rlched and vitaUzeil blood per
meates every part of the hotly,
repairing damages ami tcaste,
searching out morbid secre
tions, ami leaving notlUny b
disease to feed Upon.
This is the secret of the ron
derfiU success of this remedy in
curing ly.sieisiu, Xdver Com.
plaint, Dropsy. Chronic Diar
rhoea, Boil s, Nervous A t lVc t i on s,
Chills antl Fevers, llumora,
IOSS of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complain ta,
ami all diseases originating in
a bad state of the U od, or ae
eompanied by dcbiliiy or a low
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, i any form, its
energizing effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion, but are permanent, infu
sing strength, vigor, ami new
life into all parts of the system,
and building up an Iron Con
stitution. Thousands hare been changed
by the use of this remedy, from
u-cak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and women; and
invalids cannot roamosuioiy hes
itate to give it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
VIAN SYRUP blown in the glass.
PamphleU Frco.
SFTH W. F0WLE k SONS, Prcorietort,
Ho. 1 Milton PU, r liaj
Sold bv Dsbooiiti obbbbabxv.
Land Deeds, Trustee Dee
Commissioner's Deeds, Sheriff
Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, &c
nhlav 1 1 f sEl m fmm w4ft 6am a
65 FEVER AHT3 AGUE.
UIIilsMrS ILK
PAIJTS M 11 SMBJ 1141 -BBU--rBam.J9am
111 JJ I.B.1L0.JJ.IJ
Dr. J. Walker's CalifornU Tin-
Hitters are a purely Vegetable
d reparation, made chiefly from the na
tive herbs fouird on tho lower ranges of
Its asi 1 a Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. " Wba", Is the cause of tho
rin paralleled sac coal of Yiarsoa Bit
TERst' Our answ er Is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re
covers bis health. They are the great
blood purifier and a Ufo-giviug principle,
a perfect Konovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before In the)
history of the world has s roedssise been
a . A all
compounded nossestins: me remi
Qualities of Tixboab Bittbbs in hi
sick of every disease man is heir to.
are a fcutle Pu restive as wall as a Tonic,
relieving Coogasuon or Ijgsmmation of
me laiver and Visceral Oraan. a Sinoas
Diseases ms
the properties oi vuwalxku
TtxcCAB JliTTKBS are Aperient, Oiaphoretia,
Oanni native, Kutritious, Laxaure, Diaretio,
Sedative. Conn ter-Imtaat Sudoritic, Aitexa
tive. snd Anli-BUious.
I Grateful Thousands proclaim Vnr
xgax Brrmcs the most w onderful lo.
vi go rant that ever mttimsd th suUung
system.
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organ wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious, Remittent and Inter
mittent r evers, which aro so preva
lent in the valleys of our great rivers
throughout the TJnitcd States, especially
those of tbe Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland. Arkan
sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rto Oraudo,
Pearl, Alabaaa, Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoke, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during tho Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea
sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive de
rangements of too ctomacb and Uver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful influence upon these various or
gans, is essentially ucccssary. There
is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to
Da. J. Walker's Vixegar Bittkrs,
as they will speedily removo the dark
colored viscid matter with which tho
bowels cro loaded, at tbo same time
stimulating the secretions of tho liver,
and generally restoring tho healthy
functions of tho digestive organs.
Fortify the body against disease
by purify iug all its fluids with Vi.k;ar
Bitters. No epidemic can tako bold
of a system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Paiu iu tho Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightucss of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Ermetntions of tbe Stomach. Bad Taste
In tbo Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita
tat ion of tho Heart, InUammation of the
Lungs, Paul in tbe region of the Kid
ncys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, aro tho offsprings of Dyspepsia
One bottle will prove a better guarau toe
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Eryipdaa, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inusiomsttont; Indolent
Inaammatioas, Mercurial Affections, Old
Son Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc
In those, as in all other cnsUtutiunal Dis
eases, Wale SB's Yi5f.ua a Brrrssa hsve
shown their great curative powers in tho
most obstinate and intractable cases.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit
tent nnd Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
the Ttlood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases
are caused by Yitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases. -Persons en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold beaters, aad
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject
to paralysis of tbe Bowels. To guard
against this, take a dees of W axexb's V is
mas Bittbbs onnasionsllj
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-Uhenm, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
Pnjtules, Boils, f srhnaolsa ig nrr?
Scald-head, Sore Eye. Erynipelas. Itch,
Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skis of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and earned
out of tho system in a short time by the use
of these Bitters.
Pin. Tape, aad other Worms,
lurking in the system of so many thousands,
ere stti UsaUy isstmisd anarlsBsars, T5
system of medicine, no veraoifures. ao an
thebdes will free the system Z woods
Like these Bitters.
50 r Female Complaints, tn young
d, married or single, at the dswn of w
manhood, or the torn of life, these Toaia
Bitters displsy so decided aa isBwSSBSSl that
imayovement is soon pereeouble.
Cleanse tae Yitiated Blood
ever you and its impurities kwrstiac tl
too skin m PunoUa Kmnimn, . ttZT.
cleanse it when yon nod it obstructed and
sluggish -in the veins ; eissass it wasa It is
loui ; your feelings will teU you when.
".wood pare, sad the health of the
WU IOUOW.
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BALE 1Q II N. C.
f
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Daily $5.00 for six months : for th
moniii" : -u cenw lor one month
. a ba a 1
Clubs of ten $47,00.
Tid WEEKLY CRESF.NT
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A Paper for the Pamily
One year' $10 ; Six month 75 cent : Thr
moatas v cenis. uiube of Five 97; Ten
SIS.00 ; lweDiy Twentv-five 27 60
Thirty sjuw
Address
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aad oor
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And Cotton King Cook Stove
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sat taesi to ftve eeriect aattsfsctiea.
aad is tae
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officjcrs.
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Stock Capital $83
ORGANIZED MARCH 1871.
Rstm of Assets to liabiliti.
one.
Policies issued oa all desirable nr-s, pw
Udpslins aud Noo-Mrtacirjaliaar " '
Ixjwfajt rates of
safety.
Resarrve frosa premium invested ia rears .
Colicy-holders everywhere. Polices sneT
liable after second premium according to Ussir
term, snd the amount noo-forfeitable m ersttsa
in the policy in plsin Etkglhdi, ao that there caa
be DO MlSOXDEBSfTAsTBtlBO.
Restrict iossi only such as every sea ill, ssss
will hrartile endorae. The new bSss
m a ars w - . m. - - - '
9m. ihwsbahi 1
peculiar to this Company, has saeriu
oy no otner torn or instiraaoB ;
as well as person- expecting to
a s a e. w . a
anouia examine it care 1 11 1 It.
NAT. RAYMER,
Nsw tob, K.C
General Agent Western K. C
S C. ,H7, LoC" Ani h'llhisr;
March 19, 187WIt.
GREENSBORO FEMALE
- COLLEGE,
Tnis Intitution ia again in
Uon, and offers all Uie sde
Female College.
of SI
The Fell aeasion will begin oa
OOiL t .. 1 0 . .
- "' J" : ror caiaiogtie containing
- pp7 me i-reaioeni,
REV. T. si. JOKER, D. D.
N. H. D. W1LS05,
Pres. Board Trartier.
GREAT FAMILY
HIDICDil
rrrn v 1
Pr. GREEN'S FIT
The Qreat Remedy for EpUpty, Cares
r tjpaaoi, Convlaicnaaitd .Nervous U ske
fulnewiacu promptly, oAcn arrrewting the Ks
from tbe firwt lay a us, even where they have
existed lor year.
C0HT0TJND SX. COSTS AXIS t
The Great Vegetable Alteratrve, Cares.
Ni rufu l,. Secondary sjypiialia, l"ra 1 1 1 isai mm the
Skin, and all diaeaae arising from impure Blood
o 1CEDICATEI) HONEY.
A Sowr.-ign Balm f.r ttrh (olds. T.rot.
chitia, Aathma, and aJI dlaes-s of the air-easv
ages and Lung. By it timely use man aup
oed cases of Consumption ere protnpilj rs.
ieved snd the Lungs restored to health.
NEURALGIA SPECIFIC !
A pro:rH, poailiee snd Dcrmantnt reliaf Sw
the excroa axing pains of Neuralgia, Rhesstsja.
uam ana rciaucs.
FoSale bj T. F. I
Prepared only by
Dr. GREEN, LINDLEY ft BENTLIT
CHARLOTTE N. C.
Nov. 6, 1 873. - It.
KEARNEY'S
FLUID
The only known edv far
BRIGT'S DLIAI
And a positive remedv for
OODT, GRAVEfL, STRICTURES, BisBB
TE8, DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DEBILTJT
DROPSY,
Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine, IrftaV
uon, lnnsasaUoo or t loerai ion of the
BLADDER & KIDNEYS,
rVtSfSra Sa aaaa - - mm aaa. . at
orr.nai a i iKKii'hA,
Leocorrhcea or Whites, Disease of the
Glaaad. Stone, in the RlaaiaW.
Colculos Gravel or Brick d oat Depoait aad Ms-
or Milky IHachtrje.
KEARNEY'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
VS aa ... a .a
i-ermaneniiy uurea all Uiseaare 01 um
BLADDER, KIDNEYS AND DROPSICAL
SWELLINGS,
Existing in Men, Women snd CbiUrea,
NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE!
Prof. Steele ears: mOm aottle of EesW
Fluid Extract Bochu is worth more lass si
other Buchus combined."
Price. One Dollar per Bottle, or Six far rise
Dollars. Sold by C. R. BARK LR A CO.
Depot, 104 DuaneStMN York
A Physician in attendance to answer eosves
pondenoe snd give ad rice gratis.
I-bend stamp for Paaspl.leU, free. -am
TO THE
NerToisaiil DebilitatBl
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for Adcice and Consult-
Dm. J. R. Dtott. arsdoate
College, PbildeJpbuvsuthorof seversl
works, can be consnlted on all diaeas
Sexual or Urinsrv Orram. I which he has
wapeoial stndvl either in male or seats
matter from what cause oririusuoi or at
long standing. A practice of 90 yean
him to treat flisiasia with sssooass.
guaranteed. Charges reasonable. 1
diatancecsn forward letterd-avrihing
at
snd enclosing stamp to preps r poiage.
bend for the Guide is BesMk. Ynt
J. B DYOTT. y. P,
Physician and Surgeon, 104 Donae St,
reo. 0 i7J tr
CRAIGE & CRAIGJi
A TTOR . Eli Al I-AWi
smm
Solifitarsinjanhruftn.
Specisl atieotion paid to
EXTRACT
BID
KLUTTZ'S DBUG 8TOBE.
March 19, 1874 if.
Jbor oale at this ottVsY
n Bankruptcy.
HMca 12,1574 tf.
Sept. 5,-51:
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