Carolina Datrfyman
LOCAL.
NOVEMBER 5.
Tub IU kal Carolinian for Norem
i8 to baud and is a splendid number.
Communication. Sereral com
munications are crowded out of this larue
One gWing report of the Raleigh Fair
we shall endeavor to insert hereafter.
amvan Rifle Ouarda. Th's Com
pany was out in full force Thursday of o
Fa.tr, and their aolderly bearing, graceful
4rulotioDS. and handsome uniform were all
mueh admired.
Thanks. -We retnrn thanks to the
editors who have so kindly noticed oar
Fair and city on the occasion of their
late visits here. We would . bo glad to
grre in the Watchman what they have
Mid, bat even if we had the space, it ia
m kind and flatering, that we would
feel a delicacy in doing so. Thank yon,
gentlemen, and we hope to see yon in
Salisbury more freqnently.
nnvifl -We were elart to see so
many of '(tie good citiaena of Davie Coun
ty at our Fair. Davie is hard to beat any
.... tjikR her. To her extent of
" "
territory, she has the most intelligent pop
ulation, the finest laud, the f ittest hnrfca,
and the befit stock 10 be found in the
State, She is indeed little, but loud.
Hully for Duvie !
OrB Living and Opr- Dead for
November has been leceived. This
journal has been greatly improved, and is
really a very valuable and readable period
ical. Ills rio neatly printed in book
form and, each number contains about a
hundred pages of matter. Issued monthly
for $3 a year. Mr. Kingsbury, lata of
the Raleigh Sentinel, is now connected
with it, and by his graceful and able pen
11 adding much to it.
Stamped Envelopes. The Post
Office department has temporarily suspen
ded the issue, of stamped envelopee and
newspaper wrnppers, so thut Post masters
will be unable to till order for such
thing, for the present at least- The is
me will bo resumed as soon as practicable.
Off for the Penitentiary. Our
aberifl carried down to the Penitentiary
mm m i saw. I WM
xne ncK-jrociteis made op a very
numerous class at our Fair, but they found
nobody to prey upon, if we except Judge
Cloud who, it is said, lost about $400 by
them, so vigliant were our Mayor and the
police. Byron's two first stanzas on the
destruction of Sennacherib, sligbtoally chan
ged, will give an Ida how these fellows
came and went :
every thing passed off smoothly , for which
oar citizens are indebted to oar Mayor
and the officers of the Association-, one
and all. The police of the town did their
duty faithfully and well, also.
The pick-pockets came down like a wolf
00 the fold.
And their cohorts were gleaming in par
pie and gold ;
And the sheen of their spears was like
stars on the sea.
When the blue wave rolls nightly on deep
Galilee.
--I.
Like the leaves of the forest when sum
mi-r ia green,
That host with their banners at sunset
were seen ;
Like the leaves of the forest when autumn
hath blown.
That host on the morrow lay wither1 d
and strown.
Salisbury is a dry place tor such cattle.
The State papers are att urging the next
Legislature to make some adjustment of
the State debt. Thai is all right, but
none of them suggests any plan. That's
all wrong. We think the Lewialature
should make some adjustment of the debt,
and our plan ia that lor all the debt cre
ated by the Radical Legislature and Con
stitutional Convention for the benefit of
H olden, Littlefield, Swepson and other
owners or those two bodies be REPUDI
ATEI) AT ONCE. For the old debt
the honest debt, for which the State re
ceived value received let it be compromise
ed on liberal terms, and we thiuk the best
way to par it wonld be to sell oat the
the counties from which no returns have
been forwarded, as he is forbiden to open
the returns in hand, and in many eases,
tne postmark is illegible, sheriffs who
have failed to forward their reports, should
do so at once. The time allowed them to
report is limited.
VY ill not each chairman of a Count v
Executive Committee of the Democratic
party who may read this, make inquiry at
me omce ot tne Sheriff, and learn whether
the returns of bis county have been sent
pi And if they have not, sea that it ia
done immediately. The number of coun
ties not heard from is large : and Col.
Pool's majority might be destroyed by
auure to duty ot the Mieritta.
Raleigh News.
interests in he
Sentinel.
public works. Winston
The Grangers, on Thursday of
Fair week turued oat in considerable
numbers and made a very imposing ap
pearance. They marched in procession to
the Fair grounds and were there ad
dressed by Senator J as T. Morehead, 0
-Guilford, in a short but appropriate speech.
The Col. was unexpectedly called on
and of conise unprepared. The Grangers
are becoming to be a power in the land
and will be a power for good or for evil,
which it will result ia will defend entire
y upon the amount of prudence they
exercise in their dealings with public
matters. If they devote themselves ex
clusively to the promotion of the best
nterest of the farm, to the inauguration
of a better system of agriculture, to the
inculcation of contentment and kind feel
ing among the tillers of the soil, good
must result, and we believe to all classes.
But such organisations not uufrequently
breed their owu destruction.
need of prudence.
Cremation of Lady Dilke The
Boston correspondent of the London
limes writes : "The bod v of Lady Dilke,
who died five weeks ago in London, was
burned oq the 10th instant at Dresden.
The ceremony was performed in the fur
nace recently invented for burial purposes
by Herr Siemens, aud the relatives of the
deceased lady permitting strangers to be
present, a large number of scientific meu
attended the experiment. When tb
company had complied with Herr Siemens
request to offer up a mental prayer, the
unit was placed in the chamber of the
furnace; six minutes later the coffin burst
five minuter later and the flesh began to
melt awav ; ten minutes more aud the
skeleton was laid bare ; another ten min
utes and the bones began to crumble
Seventy-five minutes after the introduc
tion ot the coffin into the furnace all that
remained ef Lady Dilke and the coffin
were six pouuds of dust placed in an urn
The brother-in-law of the deceased was
present."
TI . I
lie nee, tne
Sad Death. Mr. Jacob 8huford. an
estimable citisen of Jacobs Fork Tow n
ship was found dmwued. in a small creek
on his place, Sunday morning about 10
o'clock. He was missed by bis family
at 12 u clock the day before, and imme
diate search commenced. continuing
through the night and until bis body was
found. He waa subject to epilepay, and
it is supposed that in a fit of this kind he
ell from a bridge into the ereek. His
age waa about 70 years. barton Yin
dicalor
Mark wain- A Cheery View of
Life Insurance.
At a dinner given by the insurance meu
of Hartfold, t'oun., Thursday evening, to
Mr. Cornell. m Waltord, the famous hn
glish insurance author, now on a vitit to
this country, the speech of the evening
wsa made by Mark Twain, who was pres
em in the character of a director in a life
insurance company :
Lrcnuctnen : 1 am glat to assist in
welcoming the distinguished gneet of this
occasion to a eity whose fame as an msu
ranee centre has extended to all lands,
and given a the name of being a quad
ruple band of brothers working sweetly,
hand in band, the Colt Arms Company
making the destruction of our race easy
and convenient, oar life insurance citizens
paying for the victims when they paas
away, Mr. Battersen perpetuating their
MARRIBD,
At Unity Parsonage. Rowan Co.. N. C. Oct.
28th by the Rev. R. W. Boyd, Mr. H arvev
Hampton Yvinecoff to Miss. Sarah Jane. daugh
ter of Mr. John J. Lowder all of Rowan Coun
ty.
Oowas CaSOX. At the residence of the
brides mother. Back Creek, McDowell Co.,
N. C, by the Rev. Thou. N. Paxton. Mr. John
P. Gowan, of Salisbury to Miss. Kate W.
Carson.
At the same lime and place and bv the same
Mr. Peter J. Sinclair to Via If aggie Car
son.
"nr ' mwmm - nr
James
last Monday night three convicts who
vers tried, found guilty and sentenced by
Judgs Wilson, at the late term of Rowan
Srperior Court. Their names are Albert
Johnson, C-d., convicted cf larceny, and
senameed to 5 years, iu the state Pcuitei
tnarj ; John Johnson, Col., larceny, and
sentenced to 5 yre; Cha. Alexander
Col., larceny, 3 years.'
Woodson,of the Xetcs, closes a high
I7 complimentary article on our Fair,, by
psviug the following jtisrand well deserv
ed tribute to two of its officers:
As before stated, the Fair was in every
particular a worthy success, and the
ofteert who had charge ot it deserve the
thinks end gratitude of the people of
Nilinbury. A. U. Boyden, Esq., the
Vice Pree incut of the Society, waa inde
Uugabla in his euejgies to promote its
uceetl, snd left no stone unturned to
retire the object attained. Mr. B. F.
Rogers, the efficient Secretary, is the
right man in the right place. It is said
Und we believe truly) that the success of
a Fair depends more on the ability of its
Secretary than any other officer. One
thing we know there is no man in Salis
bury that, has .done, more hard work for
the Eatr than Mr. B. '
Escape of Prisoners. Three pri
soners, all colored, escaped from the jail last
Sunday evening. None of tbem had been
trietd and were there on the charge of lar-
C6y- They made their escape by tearing
plank, off the ceiling with which they broke
thsTr Toeks. The Jailor, Mr. Rendleman,
( happened to' enter the upper passage of
the jail art a the prisoners made their
escape from the cells, and after a consid
"able tassel with them, succeeded in
securing all but three, who made their
way out down the flight of steps while
Mr. Rendleman was engaged with the
other more important prisoners. It is a
matter of wonder that more did not escape,
since there were-six or eight oat in the
passage when Mr. Rendleman went up;
hat Mr. R , with great presence of mind
and courage certainly did-well in securing
1 many as he did.
We belieTe that no blame can be attach
. . . .
eu to .the sheriff or the jailor for the es
p of the prisoners ; but is mainly
unoutatile the insecurity of the
jaii. t- ;. r;
mi
ine Press. We were glad to see at
0 air the following members of the
: Ul. J. D. Cameron, of the II ills-
Recorder; Capt. Woodson, of the
MKaleigh Netcs; G. M. Matbes, o
Winston Sentinel; J. B. If ussy,' 0
'as oiatesvtUe Landmark, Mai. Avery
a Mr. Murrel, of the Piedmont Press
x, Joues, of the Daily Charlotte Observ
JL and Maj. Krwio, of Vindicator
oere were some others, but we can't
'heir names just now.
. 1 nere were also many prominent
Kcoiiemen from different parts of the
Among these we noticed Judge
,0l, Judge Cloud, Judge Wilson
Settle, Hoo. W. M. Bobbins
Pter Hartton, Esq., Hon. J. M. Leeeh
A 0. Moore, Senator J. F
vrruead,-Senatar Cbaa. Price, J. M.
Col. C. K. Jowa, Bo. W.
JS Sniffl,; and many others.
1
Otir Fair. On our first pe we giv
several items from the Fair Week Daily,
from which a pretty good idea may be
gathered of what was to be seen at our
Fair.
Financially considered, the Fair was a
decided success, aud was all that we ex
pected. Bat there was not that display
of articles ou exhibition that we looked
for, and it is to be regretted that there
was so little interest taken by the farmers
of our own county. The display of
stock, cattle, & hogs, was, we regret to
say, nothing compared to what it should
have been, or what it might have been if
only our f trcners had sent in their stock.
The display of farm produces was also
11 tin .....
smau. w nat were on ezuibiiton were
very fine, hut the bulk was too small, and
did uot i Miui ace any thing like aW the arti
cles that should have been there.
To Col. Uuderhill and the Messrs Mero-
uey Bro. we were indebted for a very
respectable exhibition of agricultural im
plements. Col. Uuderhill had nearly
every variety of machinery and farm
utensils, and they were of the best qua! -ity,
and most approved pattern. His
machinery made a handsome display and
added immensely to the attractions of the
occasion. The articles of the Messrs.
Meroncy Bro were also of the first qual
ity, embraciug their popular farmer's
plows.
The Granitte Cotton Factory on Haw
river, Messrs Holt Sc Moore proprietors,
was represented by several articles of
splendid fabrics; but the products of this
factory are well known throughout the
country, and so popular are they that
orders are almost always a bead of pro.
due tion. .
The Deep River Manufacturing Co.,
Franklinsville, N. C, was also well repre
sented, not only by its splendid articles
of sheeting, cotton yarn, Sewing threads
and knitting cotton, bat by Mr. D. Cur
tis, the courteous and efficient agent. The
articles exhibited by Mr. Curtis were of
vory superior quality and are destined
to become very popular. The qnality
and cheapness of the elegant sewing
thread and knitting cotton issued by this
company will be sufficient recommenda
tions to make them universal favorites
Southern Schools.
The eighth report of the General Agent
of the Peabody Fuud, Dr. Barnabas Sears
was submitted to the Trustees of the
Fund, in New York city, receutly. Dr.
Sears strongly condemns the effect of the
civil rights agitation upon the school sys
tem of the South. He regards mixed
schools as an impossibility The attempt
to compel the co-education of the children
of both colors, if persisted in, will close
every public school below M ison and
Dixsou's line. In these views, the Spe
cial Committee, appointed by the Trus
tees to report on the subject of mixed
schools, hetiriily concurs. The committee
consists of John H. Crawford, S. Wet
more and William M. Kvars. Dr, Sears
report takes up each State in detail. We
subjoin his statements concerning a few of
the States :
Virginia shows a healthy zeal for pub
lic instruction. I; is newborn, but vigor
ous. The City of Richmond, which has
4.955 children at school, will hereafter
support its o'n schools without outside
aid. Virginia has received $38,425 from
the fund during the padt year.
North Carolina has beeu sluggish in
educational matters. Reform was prom
ised a year ago, hat the promise has not
heen fulfilled. Aid to the amount ot
$12,300 has been given.
The South Carolina school-fund is hope
lessly in arrears. ''Except in the city of
Charleston, scarcely any schools in the
State are kept throughout the year.
they are, moreover, so poorly supported
and badly managed that no aid we can
give will make tbem attractive to intel
ligent families." Under such circum
stances, aid seemed inadvisable. Only
National Hotel,
la the Centre of business on Main Stree
SALISBURY, T. C.
I mo repectiftly inform the fmblie & old
GueaU, that I Sow
REFURNISHED
REFITTED, AND
THOmOOOBXT EEMODDLKD THE XATIOJIAXr
FOR THE SUMMER SEASON !
BOOMS GLV AUD WELT. Tfe.ITlLA.TSl
DIED.
At her residence in thin place, yesterday, at
1U o'clock, A. M. Mrs. Maar Gat Brows.
aced 94 rears, 1 month and 15 days.
I he receased was the oldest inhabitant of the
town, much beloved by a large circle of friends.
She was a member of the Presbyterian Church
for many yean, but owing to the infermitiea of
age, tor a long time has not been able to attend
the public services of the sanctuary.
Also, yesterday morning at 2 o'clock. Mont
fort S , infant son of J. W. and Mary a Mc
Ken lie, aged 5J months.
u mtpalM. wi'k evemUuna tkis Jt otlcr market
Thw Daws has grined a reputation wnnd
to none in the Country, and the Proprietress
win Keep it up IX riKST CLASS 8TXLE.
rKMie and experienced Serranta in mttenda
MBS. DR. REEVES
ii opt letr
June 11. 1874 It
MORE STOVES.
and heller otie than ever.
Jome now and get the BEST. Get ike stove
Ailed the
ACORN
ler. the
Madison.
The A asocial ion is under the 19 sal mi eight
trustees, sis of whom re oirmd M-t ais.Jy
by the stockholders and two appaiatedkv ibea
Gofevnor of Vrrhia. . Se'
Remittances for iksejaaay be made by ex-rre-s
pre-paid; post office money enter oa
Washington, D. C, or by t giilisi'i fojasr. --
aretaio iU .JAM r h. KUCl R
Prmit Jf. H. A.
References, by
,Jaa. L. Kern
His Eaeclleo
cy. J as. L. Kemawr. Governor of Va 111
Excellency Gilbert C. Walker, Ei-C?ovr
of Va. ; Hon. Robt. E Wither. Lieut. Govr
nor of Vs. and 1'. 8. Smalor ekrl ; Hon. Kub
ert W. Hagfcea. Judge Esstera District Va
Senator and Members of Csogrisa .r m Vs.
For full particular, tesrimwamb. A mml.-i
raw MSMilwe
"P.?.-"1 .
Addrea TION. JAMES BAfcBOt R
Reliable agewN wanted everywhere.
0H. L 1874. ty.
$200 was spent in "the prostrate
State."
In Georgia there is "a deplorable state
of popular ignorance." Oat of 400,000
persons between 6 and 18, 250.000 at
tend no school. Thirty-five per cent, of
the population over 10 years old cannot
read. The cities are organizing public
instruction with great seal, but the State
and the country districts are indifferent.
The public expenditure on schools, last
year, was $20,000. The Peabody Fund
contributed $10,330 more.
wherever th -y are introduced.
Floral Hall, the centre of attraction,
(next to the races) contained many
pretty thing. This was to have beeu
expected as the articles here displayed
were almost exclusively the handiwork
of ladies. But enumeration and de
scription are now ont of the question.
So we shall have to pa&8 on with the
single exclamation that so frequently
crowded upon the lips of our young
friend of the Fair Week Daily iu his
efforts to discribe the grand exemplieation
of feminine taste and skill there to be
seen beautiful I
The music on the occasion was of the
very first order. The Salisbury Cornet
Band was oat in fall force every day,
and all capable of appreciating musc of
the best quality were perfectly delighted.
The Band haa no equal in the State, if.
indeed in the South.
The racing was very good. The fastest
trotting, one mile in 2,42, fastest run
ning 1.14.
With the exception of one little shoot
ing scrape by which no one was hart,
good order prevailed throughout and
Asparagus and Celery.
Seientific American.
A medical correspondent of ao Eng
lish journal, says that the advantages of
asparagus are uot sufficiently appreciated
by those who suffer with rheumatism aud
gout. Slight cases of rheumatism are
cored iu a few days by feeding 011 ibis
delicious eseuleut ; and more chronic cases
are much relieved, especially if the patient
avoids all acids, whether in food or be
verage. The Jerusalem artichoke has a
similar effect in relieving iheumatism.
The heads may be eaten in tbc usual
way; but tea made frcm the leaves of the
etalk, aud drank three or four times a day,
is a certain remedy, though not agreea
ble. So the english papers say. It may be
well to remark that most plants which
grow natural near the sea coast contain
more or less iodine, and iu all rheumatic
complaints, iodine has long b-en a favor
te remedy. One who was long iu the
drug bushier- told the writer some years
ago that many of the popular patent nos
trums which nome disinterested people
"lor the good of their fellow creatures'
sold at two dollars a bottle, consisted of a
few cents' worth of iodine in solution.
Iodine i dangerous, however, in over
dose, affecting especially the eyes. The
same effect may be produced by eatiug
abundantly of asparagus or celery, which
are well known seaside plants. If these
have no effect the patent specifies will
have none, and in that case a conscien
tious and intelligent physician is the best
resort.
Will thk Press Notice t We learn
that the Sheriffs of several of the counti es
of the Stale have failed to make returns
of the vote cast, in their counties, in the
August election, for Superintendent ot
Public Instruction.
We beg to call the attention of the
Democratic press of the State to this fact,
and ask tbem to give it all possible pub
licity that the delinquent returning officers
may be made to do their duty. The
Secretary f tk State is unable to giv
memory with his stately mouameiits, and
onr nre insurance comrades takioe care
of their hereafter. I am glad to assist in
welcoming our go est first because he is
an Englishman, and I owe a heavy debt
of hospitality to certain ot bis fello
a
countrymen ; ana secondly because ne is
in sympathy with insurance, aud ba beer
the means of making many other men cast
their sampathies in the same diree
tion.
'ertainly there is no nobler field fir
human effort than the insurance line
business especialy accident insurance
Va a B
h.ver since 1 nave oecn a director 111 an
accident insurance company I have felt
that I am a better man. Life has seemed
more precious. Accidents have assumed
a kindlier aspect. Distressing special
providences have lost lult' their horror.
I look upon a cripple, now with affection
ate interest as an advertisement. I do
not seem te care for poetry auy more. 1
do uot care fir politics; even agrieultnre
does not excite me, bnt to me uow there
is a charm about a railway collision that
is unspeakable.
There is nothing rooro beneficent tbau
accident insurance. I have see a an entire
family lifted oat of poverty aud into afflu
ence by the simple bone of a bmkeu leg.
I have had people come to me on .crotches,
with tears in their eyes, to. bles this ben
eficent institution. In all my experience
ot life I have sceifnothiug so seraphic as
the look that comes into a freshly mutila
ted mau's face when he ' tn bis vi-st
pocket with bis remaining hand and finds
hi.i accident ticket all riut. And I have
teen nothing so sad a the look that came
into another Epiiutered . customer's face
when he found he couldn't collect 011 a
wooden 1 -g.
I will remark here, by way of an adver
tisement, that, that nohto charity which
we have uaincd, the II irtford
Insurance Company, is an institution
which if peculiarly to bo depended upon
A man ie bound to prosper who girea it
his eostom. No man can take out a pol
icy in it and not get crippled before the
year is out. Now there was one indigent
mati who had beeu disappointed so often
with other companies that he bad growu
disheartened ; bis appetite left him, he
ceased to smile said life was butaweari-
rmm 1 a A .
ness. 1 nice weeks ago 1 got mm 10 in
sure with us, aud uow he is the brightest.
happiest spirit in this land has a good,
steady income and a stylish suit of new
bandages every day, and travels around
on aohuttei.
I amiuformed by Mr. Charles E. Wil
son, foreman of our patent leg and crutch
factory however, for further information
on that head I will refer you to our other
advertisement.
I will aay in conclusion that my share
of the welcome to our guest is none the
less hearty because I talk so much non
sense, aud I know that I can say the
?ame for the rest of the, pake.rs.
SALISBURY MARKET.
OCTOBER, 29.
Buying Rates :
CORN new 60 a 70
COTTON -11 a 13
FLOUR S3 25 to 3.50
MKAL 80 a $1.
BACON cnuuty) 15 to 16J hog round
POTATOES Irish 90 a Sweet $1.50
EGGS 15 to 20.
CHICKENS S2.50 per doa.
LARD 1G a 20
FEATHERS new, 50.
RYE a 80
IS KIOSK WAX -30.
WHEAT-$l.t5 a 11.50.
BUTTER - 25 lu 30.
DRIED FRUIT 6 to 8.
Blackberries, 8 cts.
GO TO TEXAS
VIA THK
LONE STAR ROUTE !
V ISTERNATIOXAL AND GREAT NORTHERN R B)
Pa-aengers going to Texaa via Memphis and
Little Rock, or via 8hrtrveport, strike this line
at Longview, the beat Koule in Palestine.
Hearne, Waco, Auatin, Huntxville. llouaton,
Galvaston and all point in Western, Central,
baatern and Southern lexaa.
pRHwongera via New Orleans will find it the
Bent Route to Ty U-r, Mincola, Dallas, Overton,
Lrockette, Iiigview and all points in Eastern
and Northeastern Texaa.
Tliia line h woll built, thoroughly equipped
with everv modern improvement, including
New and Elegant Da v Coach o, Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cara, Wetinghouie Air Brake, Miller'.-
Patent Safely Platforms and Coupler; and
nowhere elm cm the passenger ao completely
depend on a speedy, safe and comfortable jour
ney. The LONE STAR ROUTE haa admirably
answered the querv : "How to go to Texaa r'
1 bv the publication of an intereHtintr and truth.
Accident ful document, containing a valuable and correct
man, which can be obtained, free of charge bv
addressing the GENERAL TICKET AGENT
at
Working people. Male or IKtmah, Em
ploymtnt atkoane, fM pet Wvrfc warns), rn
capital required. Particular and
pie awl free Addjuai wiik
atamp, C Rosa, WilhWbnrr, H. Y
ralavUw
.1
I w
COOK
if too want one that will ootlaat anv other.
that ia made of all NEW IKON, and warraated
to give Hatutaction Ac. anoaa atylea, of cook
iog atovea at a assail profit.
TIN WARE,
Sheet Iaox 4 Copper Ware made of the
BEST Material, on hand or mad to order
Merchant supplied al ham Price. C
Pain fur all kind of Copper, HraaacVc. Aak for
Baows's Tin ahop Main Street. Salisbury, X.
I am well prepared to est food
8TENCIL PLATES
for marking Tobacco, Flour Patent article Ac
livery peraon doing any kind of work or bui
aliould have a ateocil to advertiae hi buai
ss it ta acknowledged to be the beat and
cheapeat way to let people know what you are
doing.
One mark with stencil mar ret a cnatomer.
for you, that will put lit surei of Dullabs
in your hand. Try it and )ou will get a cus
tomer vou never thought of.
MY PRICES ARE LOW, A8 FOLLOWS,
Oue fourth inch letters 5 cent per letter
One half and five-eighta 0
Three-fourth A One inch letters 7 " " "
They may be ent to any: pert of the U. 8.
by mail at a amall cost.
Send in Tour order Mating aiae of letters yon
prefer, snd the Stencil wiljbe made neatly cut
and promptly forwarded. J
Fisher street Salisbury, N. C.
L. V. BROWN,
April 23. 1874 tf.
AGENTS for tfo fo, t
Sf Ming Artirles iu the ,.rL 2.M) ortk'
.f samples given away t. th. wfo. will l w
eome agents. J. BKIDE CO.. 7bv Broad 1
way. N Y. 4a
FTJRHITUEE
Buy oar fum ture direct
MASS
THE M A NTTFICTUEEE
And Sare 25 Per Cent.
' 4sa4fl W
aUlaaMjma Bikw "
1 wL
1
n a
W sisal Parlor Sails. Reps or Hair C4oU
containing sees pistes 59 0 .'
Walnut Bedroom Soils. Marble ftasas,
tainiBg tea ptssre.. 90
Brsuliful Painted CoUacs Gusu
rrr.
ALSO. A MAGNIFICENT VARIETY OF
UAA vf vikiLi
aiaiouge anoprice 01 ail sav Bteca
F3l
by Mail, free oa application. Writa lar
THE BEST
SEWING MACHIXE8,
and SewiMff
e
International and
liouaton, Texas.
District E.1
(Ireat Northern Railroad
The leaaen of Intenaitteati.
All miaamatic complaints, in onr word, all
disorder generated by unwholesome exhala
tions from the earth or water, are prevalent at
this season. In everv aection subject to the
visitation of fever and ague or other forma of
intermittent diseases, the causeu which produce
these maladies are now actively at work. This,
therefore, ia a period of the year when the in
habitants of auoh district should prepare their
gyeteniri to meet the unwhoJehouie .condition of
the attuoaj'here, by a course 01 tinic and alter
native treatment. -Foreri'.ot tfmong the inveg
oranl, recommended bjune and experience,
as a mean- of forty fylng the ytera again all
endemic and epidemic n:liie, KtamJ.- Hovlet
ter Htomach Bitters. Whoever have traveled
in the West or South know, full well the eaUam
in which thi incomparable preventive and rc
atoralire ii held 'hroughout lhe regions. I;
ia literary a d.mit-tie iaple in the rapmy and
mephitic localities which lie ou the border- of
many of our large river aud in the neighbor
hood of our southern bayous and lagoon.
New i the time when the inhabitants of all
malarious districts should put their yatems and
constitutions in good defensive trim by a course
of this powerful vegetable antidote. By this
means the feeblest resident of on unhealthy soil
may escape the sickness, which without the aid
of this potent ally of nature, will be apt to
overtake the strongest'. Chills and fevers,
bilious remittance, constipation, rheumatism,
dyspepsia and many other complaints are fre
quently brought on by the caprices of tempera
ture and alternations of dry cold and excessive
moisture common in onr climate at the com
mencement of spring. . Let all who desire to
avoid these distressing ailments lake the Bit
ters as a safeguard.
Of all the remedies extant for Blight's disease
diabetes, gravel, and all aflections of the blad
der and kidneys, in male or female, Kearney's
Extract Buchn ia the'moat reliable and effica
ious. No one should be without it. Depot,
04 Duane Street, New York. Physician in
Advice gratis. ,
RAND GIFT CONCERT
All he given in the City f Grew
boro,
December 31, 1874,
for tho purpose of erecting an
ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE.
The Grand Gift ia the
Benbow House,
WORTH: $60,000.00
GRAND CASH GIF1
$ 1 0, 0 0 0.
Real Estate Crita, 98 1 ,0OO
Oath " 998,000
Only 100.000 tickets to be issued.
Price of Ticket, $260.
ATTACHMENTS,
OF ALL KINDS, ALSO BEEDLES, OIL &
i nui u, aiju A 1AJT Or
STATIONERY,
CONSISTING 6F
Legal and Fools Cap
of inherent qualities, aim, aeveral atvles ot
LETTER PAPER,
PACKET, COMMKRCIAk FRENCH AND
MOURNING NOTE.
SERMON
Paper and various tvle and vises of
ENVELOPES
Ink Pcds Pencile r..
also a large lot off Morgan b
Commission merchAnta -
nnttflTl T.TIfflhpf BlrfTl Pptim
vuiiuu, jjamvui t nnia Alwaawr
Tirenan, Walton 4 Co
97 North Lombard Su,
Send for Price Current.
4 w Refer to Bank of
K
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1 ."J
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A Complete Outfit Free I
e want s repiafatlv iu weary atfk t
bood to take order and deliver goods for on j
uKu iu o. u. bale of stapes rsaal . '
Good. The moM popular aad Wt usaaw?
making huaaioess in America, far yoaaaj, oki.
male or female, al home or traveling. Lai
cah orofiu. a comulele outfit, aatnnls of t .
lUt. circular, etc , SENT FREE to any ndt
dreas. Address ALDEN. HALL A 6...
4v 6 N Howard St.. BaltLwafu. U j
a
Stereoscopic Views of the
NORTH CAROLINA
For
Coughs, Colds Horsentss.
all LOATDZMAaXS
Wells' Carbolic Tablet.
PI T CP ONLY IN KLCB
L
:: Si
at
CO.,
Yoseaaite and nber noted places wbieh
are n ul y magnificent.
also a stock of anperinr
FLOWER P0T8,
A hich will be sold tow at Singer Sewing
Machine More on t,utb fde main iret,
the Public Square.
Sold by Dnifcaiftl
POSTPONEMENTS
IMPOSSIBLE
-$20-
VIU arv a
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM
ESDDSTEIL EIHIBIT10H
.vH YOkM.
Of the
AGENTS WANTED.
For further particular", add
Manager, Box 8, Greenaboro, N. C.
C. P. MENOENHALL,
Manager
SepL 10. 1874 8w.
amnu-l
.WATER WHEEL
I The brt In the Mrk-t, and
old at Irm prioS tkaa ur
inatd,
bccL
Bend tor a I'iniii!.l and b tan-
visaed. X. T. Bcjunii.York. Tm.
FIKS1 GRAND til V V CONCKRT
MontpeHer Female Hmnane Associa-
TION AT ALBKASDRIA, VA.
November 23, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Amboriaed br the
rw lvrk.
First Praatiast . r.wiag tsga. f U74
CAPITAL PHEW It M. . - tlOO.oOO
Addrea Utf laoad and lull inanraaaiM
klOKUENTllAl, BBl'NO A if).,
HnasH-ial Aguita, S PARK MOW, N. "i
P. O. Drawrr 23. aaassslasas lar Aomu ra
a.
HAVE YOU TEEED
JURUBLBA.
AKK TOU
Nervous or Debilited
Arejnaait Lanes id that aay aatia aw
quire toutc o( as c-ff..rt than jrwa tsel aasabla
ul lUskltift I t
Then try JCRUBEBa .tbe wi lirtal Uasaa
and uivignratur. which set o bet rial); aa
the ex'irlhe oraaiii a to i an part iri tm all
lb vital ttiirea. . 0
It i no altb .lie app'ttsei . wiue afhaalatca I
tr a fhtin tin.r. unit o Iri the nfcrsr hil a
s low drt.th of ntcrr. bad it ia
tonic ao'.iug dirretlv sm the liter ana
It n-suUte tb li :a. olm-U ibt
and aire aoch a bealtby foe a aa taw
vt4n tn Ui suon make the ia valid
hkr s new penxia.
It opcrstuin tr not th lrrt. bet ia
taed hy rrrai gcatl-iie ; lbs patiect ezjfw
ienre no iidd-n rbjagr, no n axked rear It,
bat gradu;U hi trui:Mes
"Fold Ibeir 1 1 uJ . like the Arabs,
And -ilrntl tt-al
Thi i 1.0 new untried dorovrrr. bad haw
betn lorg u'fd wirfc wwederfl . rcn.rdialrranlif
ai'd i prcooULced Vr the bifh t M)lv(rkles.
"tbraioot piwenul ucacatd aMrraUrt kawar
Aak jo -rdtuggifct : r it.
F rsalebr UM. F KIDDLR A Oft. Id
Turk.
mr
The Brown Cotton Gin.
The attention of planters and other U arain
called to the above old and reliable make of
Cotton Gin. They are furnished thine year
greatly improved, and notbing wbicb exper-
1 Grand Cash Gift
1 Grand Cash Gil
1 Grand Caah Gift
100.000
. . .50 000
FREE"t" n
10 Cash Gifts..
15 Cash Gifts..
50 Cash Gifts..
100 Cash Gifts.
enee of thirty years in their manufacture could 10.00 Cash Gifts..
suggest has been left undone to make tuem the
mtnl reliable and perfect Cotton Oin in market
Aa the result of ourefforts we need only refer te
their established reputation aud widespread
popularity. For Pkbkkction op Wobkuaxkiilp
STaKKGTii, DuaaBiLiTT, Light Rukxiro, aad
grAXTiTY aud qualitt uf livt raoncccD. we
challenge tHimpetiton. We are prepared to
warrant to anyTeasonahle extent perfect -alia-faction
to erary planter or operator. The (Jin
are sold at the lowest possible price for good
machines, and on reasonatde terms. we invite
examination of the sample in the hands ot
1000 Cath Gifts .
30.000 Cash Gifts.
10 000 each.
5.000 each.
! 1.000 each.
500 each
100 each
50 each.
$20 each.
Orl.lHjO
75.000
50.000
50.000
100.000
50(0)
400.0W
to Agents. Ladiesf
Needle-book, with Cbl
Send aump. Daus & Co.. New Bedford Vaaft,
to Asm
KT7RS'RirTI(t lUMira
'Zo.W ynmfj illustrate Great I
ror lerma and ctrmilar,
Publnhinr Co, Phllad'a
Dipiosss Awarded
22,170 Cask Gtft,
tag to $1,000,000
examination of tbe sample in tne nana oi
our local agents who will give all desired in- j 5.,,art?r
NUMBERS OF TICREST 100.000
PRICE OP TICKETS.
Whole Tickets L $20 00
Hslva 10 00
AGENTS WANTED
HOLMAU'S Net Pictiriil KUs
1300 ILLL'STRATIONB. Addreas lar rlii !
A. J. HOLM AN 4 CO , WO Area 9L, FUL 4
Waters Hew Scale Pimnoe.
SQUARE aad U PRIG HT. sww flhtl sat aiaii.
the looeh elastic the tone powerfaL pare mmi
eesw through the entire seals, yet sasJIow awaaf
WATERS' Cooeerto ORGANS tmnt kt
eaeHed ta tone or beam v : them aVry anaa-
SO t pKtri. n. The
Saof di
formationand furnish applicants with circnlar
and enmmendatory letters from parties uiag
the Gins in all sections of the cotton planting
country Ciixulare. Price. lists, and other
information, may be obtained of onr agents or
by addressing
THE BROWN COTTON OIN CO..
New London, Conn.
Crawford mni Reilif Agents Salia
barjK. 0. ;
Fighths or eai-.h dmpoa.
M TirkHs for .,
Eleven Tickets for .
i
50
100 00
200 00
The Mont pel ier Female Humane Aasocis
tion, chartered by the IiCgislatare of Virginia
and the Circuit Court f Orange county.
pmpoe, be a seriss of Grand Gift Concert, to
establish and endow $ "Home for the Old, lo
fraa, and DtstUoie Lsdisa of Virpnta1 at
tion of the Human Voire
War-anted for yewes. PfWa Fi"wely
tow for rash sr part a-b. and h' -e
monthly payaseats. VswoJ-h. .... .
newts mt OTtmt batjeaiaa Agt;r want i.
A liberal lisoMiat is Taseftira. 3f?ai'tors.
ChnrekeM Schools. Lodges, etc Uaagmd
Catabsoges asaiied. HO RACE W AT.R dc
S( )N . 4M Rr.4srsf. New Tasdh. fx. Rvi
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