North Carolina Newspapers

Carolina Watchman LOCAL. Dr. Mary Walker has gone, or is soon to go, to Turkey. Let all snch unuatur- al montrocitiea depart in peace. It will prove a happy riddance when the whole tribe of Free Lovers, Woman Right era, Spiritualists, Beecherites and Tiltonites hvae left the country never to return. ' - S ' v - Shot. -We understand that a man was shot last Monday night on the farm of Mr George Boat, while in the net of cutting down and distrovine Mr. Bs corn. Unmitigated scoundrels have been paying nhUv visits to Mr. Boat's for long time and inflicting much damage up on him in various ways, destroying his mill, burning his barn, hay, and commit ting other outrages. Of late they have been engaged in cutting down hit grow ing com at night. Mr. B. with a friend or two was on the elert Monday night and it ia to be hoped saved one of the racals. ' Col. Jones of the Charlotte Observer waa in our city a few day a ago in the interest of his paper. The Col. ia getting oat a most excellent paper, in every de partment. Not only its matter, but its make up is good. It eviuces both taste and ability. From it we got the- telegra phic newt about twelve hours earlier than i i ..j . Ik- vv 1-1 HnKcrtnn e .t i are tnaeoicu i " irora anv ot tier DaDer. l nose wno aestre Secretary of State, for a copy of this vaN Uteat new, ibould m4ke a of faB wot k. tact. . . . SEPTEMBER, 10. goa Ad of Mr. Stockton tn auotuer column. Miss. Jane B. Worven, age 18, hai mysteriously disappeared from bar at Pengbkeepeie, N. Y. It is paid that the French Peasantry do oi believe that the late Emperor Mepo lose it yet dead. Seed Wheat. Several varieties of teed wheat for sale at Messrs. Bernhardt ft Sen's. Rev Chas. F. Deems, D. D., lata of t. C., has been elected President of Rutgers Female College of N . T. Admiral Sesames, the Great Confeder ate Cruiser, ia a candidate for Congress in District. Hope be will be S. M. Bonn, Esq., baa been qualified aa sheriff of Wake Coun ty . It is said the matter at issue between hhm and Lee. aa to which waa elected, will now go Use Co aha. T;m Tm Utn defanltinr aheriff of Wake, ta now charged with. attempting to bribe two eoenty Treasurer. Timothy's trouble tb'eken. .nSsfth Carolina Manuel.-We In tb is Count Rothrock.M Jane Lad wick. Pool & Hunt, Machinists, Balti more. In another part ot our paper will be found the business card of this well known house, hose manufactures are in ate from Maine to 1 Mexico cad South America, and everywhere regarded aa first-clnss in their design, material and Workmanship. With facil ties for manu facturing and shipping hugely increased and improved from year to year, they are prepared to fill all orders promptly and will guarantee their patrons thoroughly reliable work. Tboae in need of anything in their line would do Well to apply for their circular and price. The Auditor of Minnesota haa proved a Fin Cotton. We were shown by defaulter to the amount of about 90,000. the Hon. Barton Craige, a few days ago Ob! these Radical scamps in Beecher- some specimens of aa fine cotton as can land. They are nice fellows to be clam- be produced in any section. The bolls mesjbg for a new reconstruction of the were large and the fibre or lint very fine. ' Sooth, Tin- rogue ! The cotton waa raised by Mr. W illia Tb. American Farmer for Sent, l. Foster, of Franklin Township, on land aa, table. The present number shows H" cnltivation nearly, bun- that It hu absorbed one of its vounerer 1 r years. ntnnoraries. the West Va. Farm Utilizers which are not to be compared Jcomal. Its pare, are well filled with wilh thc Mr Fo,ter'8 " ' -t. Ur. Uhunn, J. U. Hudson, and others practical information. "V i . have splendid crops of corn and cotton, H hwi v w m a mi m i "n.u miu rnivu 11 ji.it I . . . v . .... I aiso. here a tew days ago charged with placing obstractions on the Rail Road track. The A Reverent Liar. A monstrous evidence against him is poscitive, we have liar, who ia by courtesy called Bishop beard. Haven, baa been traveling through Geor- Aa an evidence of the health of this ",d h BOrthern ,ife section wo will mention the fact that not worth a sixpence in that State, and ak t m, m A - L. - - Ma , . r mm a. . 1 . aa J n aa J hkin tb rmnwa of one Doctor'- Prnrtir " ntrgmr. are uaugcu .uu .ruCrru w - w forty babies have been born during the Packing Hay. Hay packers should have four special objects constantly in view, aa they are essential to the prosper ity of the business, let Press the as close as possible. Sod: See that Hay is in good condition. 3rd. Use as little wood in the baling aa safety will f a t . vj justify. 4th. Weigh each bale carefully and make no mistake in making the aw her of pounds on them. A failure iu any one of these particulars is damaging to the tale of the hay ; and on omission to comply with the last re quirement may subject the seller to seri ous damage. MARRIED. rTWJBjawsmsjssBwg nuty, on Sept. 2nd. by r. Thee H. Kirk and Mi Mori: In MHiiRaturrf! Kev. 8. , ..... essaasats-r taamesav on toe L'acsK Bsavbb. On Thuredar ADtmbr I without medhJna of m . 1 . . . : I ora, oy ttev. r. A. Btraoei. at toe brides ' flrsaiMl ffsatiifL Tin nlaulin dence. John L. Crn?e A Uirv E nr .11 r w eaaoeas-inToiuiiiary Bowan Couatv. N. C . vu me ij or Autrust oy me Kav. W . H. Cone, near Organ Chareh ia this eoaaty. at feeraeieOnesfUtol!sVsfatar. Martin A. Weaver ahd Miss Mart Atiee Tiahar. all of taialeoamv. " XT n ..- .U. '.iM.-m- . m v.. uu me at the film by Rev J. Rumplw Mr J. A feltertu Miss Annie, daughter of Cbas , esq., ait nr tnia uuy. o. the ayidVs ancle, Ch. F. Baker, Em,) l the fePSKopal Church, bt Kev. r, Mr M. A u 9th of Chareh. f af ' J a tio, Epiupsy ud Fits, induced by mU-ia-dulgenoa or aeanal eagsasalaW I V tm Price, in a saasad mtilafi, only six T a. i w 4 - oceeaaful thai ifiii'ri , clearly datoonstratat froaa a thirty twactkoj that the nsarsalag FOB THE 8UMMKR fflLAJOI 1 aooai cLiav ass well yurroATatw MY TABLE MjLdp m-A anhK d Hsr amrwaW a Polk, of Putktob, Aeoa Co., ta Mho a l at a, W bora V a. -ritboat the danferoM sn 0 toteraal radki or me application of the kntfta; swiaiina of cute at once simple, certain, and no mat Mary L, daughter of Mr. Henry W. Baker, or waca 5 SALISBURY MARXET. SEPTEMBER, 10. r U Buying Rate: CORN new 90 a 95 COTTON 11 a 45 rfiou-ta.5to 3.50 BACON -county) 12i to 15 hog r. PXJTATOES-frliVio a Sweet II. EGGS 10 tO if""1 CHICKENS $2.00 per dog. I M a-.' I' ' UAtavrd a 10 of which every fsNanVsjiiama cheaply, pnTalehr, and rtKUMtfy. -.. This lecture ahooid ba ia the rery saaa h tW land. , in a plain en re ope, to any o . . -. ..... . m 1 iia .1 t ata-aVa-aa-faA ' A f X r ' T aasa etosetJL 127 Bowery. Vew Tort Post OOee Box. 166a. round 00 FEATHERf-new.oOa RYE a 80 B E ESE W AX 30. A pormauent and reliable retnepy for Bright's disease, eravel, diabetes, non-retention or in- coutinence and all disease of the kidneys and (bladder, is Kearney's Extract Bnchu. Take no ether. Depot 104 Duane St., New York. Sold by druggist everywhere. Physician in attendance. 19- P. N. Heil'ig, Esq, of this city haa been chosen chief Marshal of the Hickory Fair which begins on the 20 October and lasts 4 days. 20,000 BUSHELS laTTirsftft Vnrat' MMi VftUUdU. Highest ash Price Paid. 8eod aaaaplea to. Ess start. A 3co at Rowaa Mills, V . C and aaawata shall ba proasptly law Hotel Ia tb Centre of 8ALI8BUET, V. 0. Isiiat iiyfla aassrm ta awaaia dt a Cmmkm tkM I ansa REFURNISHED REFITTED, AND LUUK HER J. to Una Hans has awtoed a Ttf MM In IK. I 'mint r. . A ---- m w . faM pu 1 lie a 1 vin mw- will keep it op IN PfJtBT CLASS HTYLA. MRS. DR. REEVES 11. 1874 tl MORE STOVES. -J ix aad get the BK8T. Gat the stove if TOO that Is to give wUlawtlaataay ot all NEW IRON, and w . VanocM at-ka, of at a saaaU proit. SO T0 TEXM TlX ra LOHE STAR ROUTE! 1 5TERN ATIOK A L A V D CK EAT NoStTW July 9, 1 874 3moe. SIM0NT0N IaoK Com Waa natr MaraaiAL, on band or Merchant supplied a Low lA tar all kinds of Copper, Baow.'s Tia shoo Main St C la. v. Brown. 1 am well prepared to cut rood STENCIL PLATES Floor We are Areata far the sale of TIONAL FtTO CUTTER" aad take .am a 1. . a t a -aa ia o.Bnng 11 10 ui pasase aa tne very ana. UaaOa raaadlv, ss ansy tosnrale ly awlll ta rrerr part, aad not Rkety la get om mt repair. Call aad eaaaato sar yonraalrea aad to eeovsaoad. We are ala Aaenst tar the WATT PLOW aad kaAjastt FO8TTBA HOB Jilt April n, im-tf. 1 Administrators' Notice. aad kartogdi witli thawUI 174. or this aa too M day of Septeaaher, I wuj aa saead ta bar of taair i iota BENRT A LCMtX tuww r HA1 satr Male or Fcsaak, raquirrd. ParticoUrt and valaoMo ml frra Addrrt vita 6 orat rC.RoK WirTuiotonry, N.Y. dw. Aak for I8COPAL PMA INSTrrtTtg. Uadar charr- of CHRIST CHCRCH, Wia- cipmi, normany virct-nn. Va. Inaui nito eosapefewi assistant tn the Vaftoos ofjagikaa. Matbeaaotica. Nate rat I foagea. Vutir, rucal and UMtrui tag and Pamtmg. The Rr-aon, ot Ira Uc aaoottav toaina Sow. . 174 StatesviUe, V. & past spring and summer. Mr. Broadfield is rapidly completing bis handsome new residence on Fulton , . a m mi a r rstreet. Nr. I nos. vanaertoro lias, we believe, about completed his 011 the same -treet. oat of sheer malice by the rebel whites, so great is their hatred of Northerners and their bitterness against the negroes, be eause they cannot again enslave them. It is unoecestary to say that this slanderer hails from the North. Such are the means the Rads are now using to get up capital for election purposes ; and to jusli- ill Barned. We n-gret to learn- y the sending of ttoopa South. that the Steam mills of Mr. Al fred M. Peel. er, eonsistinr of saw mill, grist mill, and Itfe of J. Allen Ketchey. The 'efttfoh gin, were burned last Thursday much talked of life ot thia notorious char night. Loss about S4.000. The fire ia cter, or that which purports to be, made thought to have been accidental. This is t appearance on or streets a few days a severe blow to Mr. Peeler who is a most We bare not read it ; but are in tdwerving citizen. I formed by those who have, that instead of being a sketch of J. Allen Ketchey 's 1 Meroney Bro. deserve the thanks of our ljfe it is simply a vulgar, libelous, low eitisens for having prepared a good Hall flong production, unfit to be found in the in which public entertainments may be hands of decent people. The villainous held. Their Hall, formerly the Town attacks it has made upon the character of Hair' has been fitted up and well arrang- good citizens is therefore unworthy of ad for public usee. It is large and easy notice. of access, and is decidedly an institution. The publisher of this libelous book, siaM B. Meares, Jr.. ia now with Ketchey, brother of John Allen Messrs Shiply, Roane dc Co., 303 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. This is a large elotbing establishment. Mr. Meares la well known here aa a young man of fine business qualities, peaceable, sober, and ioduatriee ; and we have no doubt be will prove quite an acquisition to the firm. Ancient Distress. We are re guested to express our sincere sorrow for HbVjoss of a sacred souvenir : wine wind, si4 . w "a leather fan, disappeared between the comer and where it waa last used. Fifty has been bound over to answer at the next Court for circulating it ; and we aoppose proceedings will be commenced agaiust all who are known to take any part in selling or circulating it. We have been requested by John L Ketchey, one of the State's Witnesses against the said John Allen, to state that he is prepared to show the falsity of every material statement made in thia book against bias. t i - - t f - T . V WAT IT II!!! Cloud V. Wilson. A novel scene took place at Surry Court last Mooday. The expected contest between Glond, the re tiring Judge, and Wilson, the newly elect ed, eaute off at Surry Court last Monday, Cloud arrived at the Court house and took bis seat on the bench about 10 o'clock. He seut the Clerk after thd Sheriff, but neither returned. In the mean time Cloud held on to his seat, but doiug no busines as there were no officers of the Conrt present. About 2 o'clock Wilson in company with the Solicitor. . the Sheriff and the Clerk mado his ap pearatice in the Court-house. Wilsni formally demand the use of (he Court room. Judge Cloud persisted thai he waa still the rightful presiding Judge ot the Circuit and refused to surrender. A lively discussion ensued between the two Judges, each maintaining bis right to pre side, and each exhibiting his commission. The discussion was cnt short by the aheriff demanding of the Solicitor as his legal adviser whom he should recognize. The Solicitor, Mr. Joe Dobsoo, instructed the sheriff to recognise Mr. Wilson aa Judge. This he did, and proceeded to iuform Mr. Cloud that he must vacate his seat for Mr. Wilson. Mr. Cloud refused to obey, and had to be carried from the bench by main force. He made no physical resistance A writ quo warranto waa than served on Judge Wilson, which was acknowledged by him, when he proceeded with the buai nets of the Court. It is said Mr. Wilaou bore himself with f i great dignity throughout. Judge Cloud was somewhat irate bat relying on the decision of the Supreme Conrt to which tribunal the ease will anally go, he gave notice. that he would bo back there to bold the Spring Term, in 1875. Passengers loin, to Texas via Little Rock, or via Shasveport, strike this line atLoncriew, the Heat Konte in Palestine. Haame, Waco, Auatin, HuntiiviUe. Houston.- I ii I . 1 1 1 mu . - . vxa. tmwh anu an poinu in w esiern, central, Eautern and Snnthprn Torn Pa-Monger. via New Qrlean-will find it the TJott 2 TAYLOR MARTIN Beat Route to Tvler. Nfmeola, Dallaa. Orerton. W V ' 1 A Oockette, Longview and all points in Eastern PRESIDENT. rut NnrthoMiarB Tpim Thia line is well built, thoroughly equiptwd BITUATIOH W remarkably healthy with everv modern improvement, iaclodlaw The building ia an elegant brick structure. New and Elegant Day Coaches, Pullman Palace ,imirAhl rrtno tH- kaa.uk anA t til : r nr .! 1 bi I e ers Patent Safety Platforms and Couplers : and nowhere else can the paaaenger ao completely depend on a speedy, sale and comfortable jour ney. The LONE STAR ROUTE has admirably answered the query : "How to go to Texas T' by the publication of an interesting and truth. ful document, containing a valuable and correct man, which can be obtauied, free of charge bv addressing the GENERAL TICKET AGENT International and HoiiHton, Texas. District E. Great Northern Railroad 350 ACRES LAND FOR SALE. :o: We will expose to public sale, on the 26 dav of Sept. 1874, at the residence of the lata David 11. Patterson, all ihat Tr act of land (330 acres mere or less) lying on Wilhemw's creek, adjoining Nathan Neebv Milton Cowan and others. About one-half oT litis valuable Tract ia in a high state of cultivation; the other hair is native forest. Taere are several fine bottoms on it, all necessary buildings, well watered, Sc. ALSO At the same time and place, another Tract of 02 acres, lyiug on bill's creek, adjoining J B. Parker and others. This Tract is snuath bottom land in high cultivation. All necee-an buildings, but small. Wtf Terns, cash, J in 6 months, and the remainder in 12 months. Tittle with full pay raent. , J. M. HARRISON, J. Sft? PATTERSON, ' Adinrs of Jaae I P. ft. Patsataou dee'd. August 13, 1874 tf. ; ' Efficient teachers have Pall Term begins September 2 2d, 74, and ends February 5th, '75. Spring Term begins February Sth, 75, and ends June 22d, 1ft. Board and English Tuition, $100. Music, $26. For other information send for Circu lar. O ry person doing aay kind of work or boat should have a stencil to advertise ale aasaV aeas, as H is saoowlcdad to be the heat asaa ehaapast way to Let people know what yoa are Uae mark with stood I saav ant a em foe yoa, thai will pot Htrsmaane of fhn.i.saa In your hands. Try it aad you will gat a caav saav van aevar tnoowM of. MY PRICES ARE LOW. AS FOLLOWS, Ooe-foarth inch lstiers 5 cents per One half and five-eighta 6 u Three-fourth a One inch letters 7 " Thar mar be sent to anv part of the U. 6. n I. - a a. - W V ay mail at a aaaall cost. Band in your order statiac waa of letters pressi. and the Stencil will aa saada aoatlv ant and promptly forwarded. nanar street Balisbury, N C. L. V. BROWN, April 23, 1874 tf. From the late Ra. W. H. XeO UFFRY. D.D JL. It., Prof or of Mvrml PkHmwpkf U Univebsitt or VrnsiwiA, October 28th. 1871. ( I ask the privilege of introducing to anv among whom his lot may be cast, my friend ana iornier pupil, Kev. S. Taylor Martin. He is a Christian gentleman, a thorough scholar. 1 at JT . 1- J I f 1 i K""" MticniB mu mucn experience in tenchiint.' He may be depended on to nor form faithfully and well whatever he mav be willing to undertake. Few men have more practical tact and efficiency. W. H. MoGUFFKY. tf From the Hon. WALTER P. CALDWELL. GnKENSBORo, June 17, 1 874. As one of the patrons of Sim on ton Female College at StatesviUe, I have bad a full and fair opportunity of becoming acquainted with the President, Rev. 8. Taylor Martin, and his corps of teachers, and with the sys tem of study and discipline. I would there fore recommend this Institution to all. pa rents and guardians aa a very suitable place for the education and training of their chil dren and wards. -. - YY. f. LA LOW ELL. North Carolina (Mens. Plaaaant Caharrui Co . If C 9 tsVia f v a f a . 1 a m .a a. a j nis institution 1 pleasantly situated in one of the healthiest portions of the State. The next Scholastic year will begin Amruat 3rd. 1874. Expenses for half session, 26 weeks, aa Collegiate Department: $90.00 Academic from $75.00 to 90.00 8and for Catalogue. Vpply to BEV. L. A. lllKLE, A. M. President. July 9, 2874. -4tma. o J . C, Wheai; weaV.T TThe tishapi and CWgy mt the Pant aW Chareh cTrshL -$20- wru arr a nStT MOITCABE PREMIUM LNLDSTRlAL eub TION CI NEW TORE. a m mm , ea 7 I t-ralatawa of the State of Maw York. Erswing , t,t T, tm CAPITAL PREMIUM, - - $J0000 Address for hoaafo and hafl inforaaaiie. MOBOEXTHaU, BBCXO dt col. FSaaaaeial Apsncs, 23 PARK EOW. M. T. or Jaaaan ra r P.O. Drawer. , Coughs, .Colds Horseness- aaVn all THROAT BTlalU . Use Wells' Carbolic Tableta. PUTCPOKLY IN 1JLLE HOXKli. Sold by Dmggifi? "4w t Doctor. We are glad to learn that Mr. Then. p. Klntta, a will known Druggist of this cily, who has been quite ill of bilious fever at StatesviUe, N. C. is convalescent. He is expected home daily.' Thia sea- sdpyfVilie year our citizens should stay an heme'; It is dangerous to leave a heal lltf locality and go into miasmatic or malarious sections. A Iattthern Church at Gold Hill. We are glad to learn that under the aealous eAorts of the Rev. W. H. Cone, property haa bean purchased and a church organised at Gold 11 ill, with 28 members. The orgautaation took place on the 5th Sabbath In August last. We wish this aew ebureh much prosperity. We would dd that Dr. Shim pock took an active Prt in effecting the establishment of this church at the above named place. Mnch credit is given the Dr. for the active part Uken by him in thia matter. An Outrageous Libel. The vile, fflfrbius, filthy document that haa been w ia this section as the lifo of the late notorious John Allan Ketchey, haa very Rurally given rise to the question, ia thjre no law to aoppreee the sale and eir ajation of such indecent slanders t Tbefe ihaald be if then ia not. Parties who ctl such staff may ba proceeded. against uui in is is not enougn. 1 Here should be a law 10 suppress a document "tis not only a vile shinder on nroroi t eipaauf , bnu gross outrage on the wmtiui;y iu which it cjiculatid. MfBSBH F.niTrtP 1 Vvnr nana, nt la Dalhira reward for the whirls in the wind yfxh August, 1874, ia speaking of your trip that wore away the wand. Apply to the through the Country the other eay, you were' gratified to see that the members of Sbiloh Orange are erecting a handsome frame build ing at Sh i loh Church - for the purpose of holding their meetings in and also to be used aa a school house ia which to educate their children. Thia ia not true. The academy is being erected by Stockholders (not by Grangers) for school, facilities and for no other purpose. Some ot the Stockholders are Grangers and . m. s a a 4 some are not anu u you nave been so erro neously iii formed I hope it haa not been done by n Granger or at least by a member or members of Sbiloh Grange. The company was formed and stock waa taken before the suggestion of any Orange society at Sbiloh Church. A. Stockholder. We comply with "stockholder's" re quest in giving the above aa a correction of our aquib concerning the matter. Oar information waa derived from "mighty good" men, and we know that, if they were in error in making the statement to aa, it was not intentional, or out of any bad feeling toward, or disrespect for, "stockholders" who are Dot Grangers. Aa wa understand it the spirit of charity, long-suffering, peace, and good will toward one another, actuates the Grangers in all their dealings : This spirit is opt only in culcated by them, but is ene of -the cardi nal principles of their organisation. If our informitton is correct it) rhsf particular, we can hot hope that the" spirit of the Grangers will continue to spread, and especially in the Shiloh section, until all the "stockholders" have been brought under its iuflucuce. The author of ''Rosin the B w," (Says the Richmond Enquirer ) that favorite aad stirring air, so popular and ao often drawn from the fiddle string by a rosined boar, has been discovered. His name la Sparks, and he lives in Atlanta, Ga. The real name of the song is "Rosim the Beau," it having -been com posed in honor of one good fellow and great ladies' man named Rosim. Subsequently it became corrupt e l into "Rosin the Bow' If we could last be assured now with absolute cer- t iinty, who was the author of the letters of Junius, who wrote "C usin 8Ai.LT Dilliard" (two States North Carolina and Virginia-, struggle far the honor,) and what hecaaaaof the lost tribes of Israel we should he happy. The Radicals of Pennsylvania have pnt themselves square on the civil rights platform by the adoption of the followiug resolutions : THE WAR OF RACES. Ninth The frantic efforts now being made by the Democratic party ta bring on a war of rates in the South, with the design of depriving a portion af its eitiaene of the rights which belongs to them, show that the mission of the Republican party has not ended, and that its farther con tinuance b necessary to secure equally to every citizen the rights which belongs to all. Tenth -Emancipation and enfranchise ment having been secured by the adoption of Thirteenth and Fifteenth amendments tb the Constitution of the United States, and by 1 he necessary legislation for their enforcement, and equality of Civil Rights havicr been guaranteed by the Fourteenth amendment, it is imperative duty of Con gress to see that such guaranty is enforce ed by appropriate statutes. TO THE Wholesale Trade. J odjttnK tt rutare by. the past, wa enter with confidence upon this our new enterprisa of sepanrtinf oor Wholesale from our Retai earn. ,1 -SV . . .1 : aft. a . '.a mmm- iTaae, oy naving a seprme ana distinct House far each : aad in doing so we natter ourselves that it will hot only peat the approval of our numerous customer, "huTlhat an "netware Wholesale Mouse" will bring us a large influx of new trade, and of a chaJhcter not heretofore enjoyed. U.. - J It must be obvious to. every buyer that a strictly u Wholesale House, arranged and adapted for that Trade only, with a corps of experienced Wholesale Salesmen, with a Mock carefully selected for that Trade holy, and moreover, the avoidance of coming iu contact with retail huyars, which w and yoa aU have heretofore found to be so irksome, as it fre quently happens that the retail buyer is your very neighbor, ( oerhapeJvour w cos Such a house, we assert, must and will 1 - a-i .a . -a aa- f menu itseit 10 tae anuie. ... tour years ago we advertised that we intend a a T f From the Rm. WALTER W. FRAME. .1 MECitrasuRoOs.. N.C June U, 1874. From what I know of the discipline, in struction and moral influence exercised by the Simon ton Female College at StatesviUe, under the control of Rev. 8, Taylor Martin, I can cheerful I v commend it to the confi dence and' patronage'' of an enlightened ristian public. WALTER W. PHASE. Frmm'Emy. W.M. ROBBIN8;m4mhsrmf Cm lawamVssa tastta Dm, W&k 1 ' OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE -Bappy aR.ellef for Voting Men from the eflvetaof Errors and Abosea iu early life. Manhood Restored. Impediments to Maillagi removed. Kew method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, ia sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 14fcmth Ninth St., Phila delphia, Pa. an fsmssarTaa having a high re- puution for Honorable conduct and al skill. Oct. 30, 1873. 1 v. Notice ti Dekten All persons indebted to Keraw aad either by note or account, si tLe Liv-rlv or Store, or for goods purchased at the auction 1 - - ymtma iw. ml nrrtOT UoIlbeO tO USW US at once, in mr absence. i. ia U. Tk,. a Vanderford win-, receipt will h mfmmi D. L. BRING LE, Bnmn Al ITaaa. A M.y28. 1874-3os. Cliicken Cliolera HAVE YOU TRIED DebUited Howan'nrJ WaaaunoTox, ft C Juna U, 1874. Rkv .9. Tatlor Marttn Maaaar's Poultky Fownan cures and pr wss it, Cores snd prevents Oapes in voone Chickens, Fattens for market in a remarkably . at twa. a ' . a , snon nine, 1 uraey, ueeae, Uocks, snd chickens aad makes them lay better. Price 25 cents, oejvav - KLCTTT8 DRUG STORE. THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, 1U4 Scwlnag MslCsalsie ATTACHMENTS, OF ALL KINDS, ALSO NEEDLES, OIL A a ujt or ed to make Chariots wholesale mart and ours "The Wholesale Ue." We now havthe proud satisfaction of seeing it aa accomplished fact. W&noweaH ydtir sttentioh to the fact that we hare converted oursubenr store into an ex elusive Wholesale Hou, where yon can find all line of goods necessary for a countrr store, to-wit r Iy-goods, Cloth irrg, BooU, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Groceries, Hardware. Mil linerv all ia com plete lines, bough t iu large quaoUties and from the vary first hands. .! Our stock is now arriving and : will he com plete about the 1st of September, and will ba the largest of any here, .the pretavvaaoua of others to the contrary notwithstanding. We respect fully invite your persouaJsstfcvpeciioo, or write to 11a for circulars. Jham s- Verv tmlv vensjamv . VVITTKoWaW k RINTELS f:0 -aaeinwa natron wtrmm lahsql in Staaeavillc, and having many 11 a 11 art nan ties for inquiring Into your method af in- stxuctioai aa well aa the program snadw your pnnehvl taste pleasure ia recommei iX your Institution- to t he patronage of the puMic i our mend ana servant, Wat M. BOBBINS. Aw. .VOSES D. HOQE, D. D. ARE TOU Nervous or Are roc so Lannld that are q aires more of an effort than you foal Then try JURUBEBA. the and icrigiirator, which act io wsjcreiiTe orraur a to unnart rtvr.r ... m tha. vital forces. It is ao alcoholic anoetiaei. whi .ti..uM for a short time, only to let the offerer fall ta aiowm-pin m sjlssrj, but it u a v toDic acting: directly oa the liver sta w - a'T. . regulates tae ffarels. quiets the ami given saam a saaacthy aana to tan system nam Uka a new person. Ita operation Is not rfole&t, hai ia iteo try great gentleness ; the patient STATIONERY OOK8I8TIXO OF Legal Mat F la t of Dite rent qftalitiea, slao, several styles as oui graooallv ais tr "Fold their tea U. like taw And Mlr-ntlr tes.l swrsr " Is aw new nr. tried alseorevj. spa is pro pronoBDced hv the hi-1 the nn-at powerful topic and aitavaUvaJkawwn' ' Ask vonrdracaiatforH. For sale bv Wis. F. K I nnatt Tark. PACKET, OOMMEKCIAI FREJ5CH AKD HOURJSlklO NOTE. SERMON and various styles ami sfcsm af ENVEL0PE8 Ff ma Prnrilra lot off sir. RETAIL. Now a few wards about that We new oc cupy the superb house heretofore ao favorably known aa the Messrs. Breiu, Brown A Co.'s Dry-goods Hawse, to carry oa oar Retail business, and as "Excelsior" is. and ana always been, our motto, we claim also in that line to excel in stock, to excel in Ion Bias of prices, aad to excel generally We will, in that bouse, have a corps of thirty Salesmen and Bales Ladies, all experienced, affable, and obliging. tetT Wa will make the Millinery branch a specialty. $A W. &. R. Charlotte, N. C, Aug. 20, 1874 2mos'. Intelligem er Copy. LAND FOR SALE. 313 acres, in four tract', between M A 3d Creeks Rowan Co., Part, if not sold, mav be leased. Address Geo. B. Wetmore, nalisbury Aua 20, 1874 If. Tceemite and r f her noted nhveca which are teulv asagninceoi. also a stock f superior FLOWEI POTS. Which will be sold low at Kinrer Sewiaw ma a f fa. n .aa m m a 7 aiacnine store on Oouta smm main street, the Public square. Richmond, Va., Nov. 20, 1872. I am trratifled to learn that thc Rev. 8. T t r . : A. a. aa. T-v J cipal of the Simdntou Female College at 8t6re08C0piC Y18WS 01 til 6 c(siviiic, 1. vy. jay luumaie acquaintance ... aa aa . . . a a . I. 1 mend, him aa a gentleman "JaSar,3: NORTH CAROLINA fled for snch n posi t ion, His sympathy with the young, his experience la teaching, aad his conscientious devotion to duty furnish to pa rents and guardians the assurance that pupils intrusted to his care will find a safe and happy home, and enjoy every advan tage for improvement in mind, heart, and manners. MOoRS D. HOGE. OTHER REFERENCES: Faoowy of Hampden Sidney College Faculty of Davidson College, K.cC Rev. Wm. Brown, D. D Richmond, Va., Judge B. R Wellford, Richmond, Va Bev. D. E. Jordon, Oxford, K. C, Rev. P. H. Dad too, High Point, N. C. Col. John A. Oilmer, Greensboro. If. C, Rev. Wm. A. Wood, StatesviUe, N. C, Rev. J. Rumple, Salisburv. N. C, Rev. U. O. Hill, Favetteville. N. C, General D. H. Hill. Charlotte. N. C. Rev. K H. Rutherford. D. 1) . St Looia, Rev. Rich'd Mcllwainc, D.D., Columbia, 8.C. Faculty of Union Theological fiuminesWa Faculty of trniversitj of Virginia, Judge A. B. Ouignn. Richmond, Va., Major Robert Stiles, Richmond, Va Rev. L. C. Vaaa. Ifewberne, N. C, Rev. J. H. Smith. D. D., Greensboro, If. C, Rev. F. H. Johnson, Lexington. If. C.. Rev. Alexander Martin. D. I).. Danville, Va. Kev. x. la. Ue Veaax, rayctteville, N. C-, Rev. J. M. Atkinson. Raleigh. If. C, Rev. John Miller, Princeton. Rev. W. 8. Planter, D. D., Cohrmbia. 8. C Aug. 37, 1874. t:b'mo.a FOR SALE. The undersiftn offers 3-fourth of haa China Grove plantation fori aala. The plantation contains 500 Acres A is Wall watered. I will sail it in tracts to suit pnrrhamra It lias on math afcasa of tha N . C. Rail around the station. 1 win also sell lots of one or two acrw for building parpoara to thnae desiring to go into no-mesa k runs urow. A good prodoce hosiaeas is dona here wilh more capital it can rasilv be doubled There prurauww to he a good classical scImjoI here soon the first aeaaaion begiaiag the Srd oay ot Anfiw, Cnnrehss tent Add If.C. of different denominations can me at China Grove. Rowaa Couatv. m . i - i eras iioerai. si. A J FRANK fiTTERSON. China timvs. N C. X Hit, . . July 1st lf74. abnoa.i w. , Chemp Chntiel aMArtrneftt, l aai various other blanks for sale here uMaTaZral Wmm SVMaaSaHi 4 ffirsfl aaj mmmmMimZ.i3K Basaaasaaai aaaaasal4Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan ' The Broun Cottwi fill. r The at tent ioa ofolan'er ai.d othaws fca i esneu to the atme old ai d r liable i C4un Gins.. They are famk-htd area ly linumred. snd nothin which awes of thirty rears in thrir niaaaractawv snawest has heea la It andottntw make trm the moat reliable and n. i t Couun Gin ia tuarkat As the result f our c-Suts we need uati refer tc their el4lilibfd reputation and aiifr ayaaaal popularity. Fr Pi.ar iTioa or Ttisiaissaiii Stbs.xc.th. DcaaaiLirr, Lh.ht Rcisiso. and trCAXTiT. and or alitt 4 list i anstiaaa. we challenge uot::petiua. W arc piaparad to wtrrrwat in any reasonable extent prrri satkv faction to every planter or operator. TW Gam are sold at the lowest possible price for jpawat machines, and on reaoi.able terms. Ws invite examination of the i-amplcs ia tae haasis at our local agents who will sire all desired hv rormanonandrnn 'h applicants ailhi anu cmmeiKlaCory letters rrnw the Gin in all sections ( tha country Cirvalara. Ptmw lists, and information, may be obtaioad uf by addr-" t ra B BROW S COTTO I cue 00 . new tendon, Crawford and Hailtg. bury K. C. H ren leva. NOTICE. Having qnalibed ss AwsainkSistai mm rfo estate of Mary A. MeRawtha, W hereby given ts all Mrauaw iasWssWaV t tateofaaid Mary A. M. Knight to list- pavraont ; east all swraoaa havwwsj within the ism nsw i liSidtwr Isw. orahts will be ptsavled ia bar of tha II. R. RRE8B. Aug. I. l57i-4L 1 :4- 1