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Ulyceriu added to paper stock increases the flexibility of tbe jasper. i - Frozen notatoes ean be cared bv soak-1 die law in . - r - - : . s. : water three days before cook- .m m . m A a a B . i A wall ot toft burned bricks boil t up within a cistern makes an excellent filler. To core scratches on horses, wash the ! with warm strong soap suds and then is with beef brine. jsews. To remove paint splashed upon window use a hot solution of soda and .soft flannel . It Is proposed in the Legislature to re quire a two-third vote in caucus to pass upon Convention. There are eight bills to create new coon ties either introduced or about to De :.-.. .. - into tbe Legislature. Frosted feet mar be relieved of ms bv bathing iu a weak solution of - T. T Olive, of Pine Level, Johnston county, raised 35 bales of cotton from 30 at a net profit of 1 1.U40. North Carolina has some of the finest waterpowers on the continent that are sof- m a V I S fcrea vo lie uuusea to ner injury auu credit, and dis-ltly In dnllmg wrought iron, use one pound of soft soap mixed with a gallon of boiling Raleigh. In 1826 be settled in Green water. This is a cheap lubricator, and vije Tenneasee, and worked at bis trade, insures clean cutting by the drill. ue was elected Alderman iu 1828, 1829 . , .aud 1830, Mayor 1831, 1832 and 1833. Avoid wearing heavy overcoats or furs member of the Legislature 1834 and 1839, for hours iu succession ; the tendency is and pmideDtii3eetOf in 18i0. He was to weaken the powers of resistance ofjhc elected ,Q lhe smaU ,841 aod wearer eaving him liable to inflammation Mt M CongreM from 1843 to 1853. From of toe throat and longs. lg53 t0 lg57 ue wag Governor of Teu. A prophet is not without honor save in Ids own country and among bis own kin. Five men have been arrested for playing poker at Dayton, Ohio, the home of Gen. Scheuck. SL -Louis Globe. Water containing lime compounds very common in country wells may be anAra OaO nam fTna m nntr tHHtAano S.i .l. k- .k-t . i:..i- lki-:j. of ammonium The grand radical pow-wow in Wil- saiagton on Wednesday night endorsed woaia have beeu stuniied with a clamor Grant on the Louisiana difficulty, and de- 0ns horde of demagogues making political a w . iA k erected in Shelby, N. C- Also a New Meth- odist church. And in addition to these a telegraph line is contemplated. So says the .Mfwa. We understand that the parties assail ing; the Revenue officers in Randolph county, a couple of weeks ago, were ne frees who had been running still on tbe el. Says the Greensboro Patriot. Never store any articles of food or drink In old netroleum barrels. Thev are nois . . . . I onous even after being cleaned. wmuiauc scene ui iue reaumg oi a win. After taking up a carpet, sprinkle the A ricu dame wuo recently died at au ad floor with very dilute carbolic acid, before vauced age at Footuiocbleau, left a will sweeping. containing, among others, a bequest to ber physician of all the objects contained David Deberry , of Montgomery iu an olden oak cbest of her cabinet de county and a negro named Moses Robiu- toilette for "his enlightened care and tbe son, engaged in a wrestle at Little Mills in Kicnmoua county on the 14th tost. A W 1 1 B .a . a a I right ensued and Deberry stabbed the ne gro to death. He is now at large. Eojoy the present, whatever it may be, and be not solicitous for the future ; for if yoa take your foot from the present standing, and thrust it forward to-morrow's event, you are in a reckless condition. It is like refusing to quench your present thirst by fearing you will want to drink the next day. Persons who ean live at all iu Brazil live a great while. They have a man who dances on his knee his grandchild ren's grandchildren. At Ceara, in tat' country, there is a womau in prison who was sentenced for life November 6, 1815. She was then sixty years old. She is therefore 119 years old now. And now we learn that Sheridan, hav ing done all the dirty work wanted of him in New Orleans, is going to Chicago, after first looking into tbiugs a little at Vicksburg. What he is to do at Chicago has not transpired, unless it is to look after the widow Mahooey, whose cow caused the destruction of so much proper ty a few years siuce. Newt. General G. T. Anderson, of Atlanta, Oa., well known iu the Confederate army as "Tige Anderson," is now in corres pondence with the Egyptian authorities, 1 1- -ti . L . .. ana it is prouauie win laae service m the army of the Khedive. In the "Army of Northern Virginia be was known as one of General Lee's most stubborn fighting lienerais. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company owns about 16,000 eight wheeled freight cars, valued at $512 each: 1,800 four wheel freight cars, worth $170 each ; 521 passenger cars of all grades, worth $3, f Aa S ft Sj a . oou eacn, ana oo locomotive engines, worth $11,000 each. Total valuation of the rolling .s took, $25,726,540. Th length of the company's tracks, or those controlled by tbe company, is 5,935 miles. Scventihc Amer. An Irishman asked a woman the price of a pair ot fowls and is told a dollar. "A dollar it is, my darlint T Why iu my country you might buy them for six pence apiece. And why didn't you stay in that blessed cheap conn try. 4Ocb, faith, and there was no sixpences there, to be sure !' mi as m i l he well laiormeo woman may gener ally be what she does not tell yon; for she it tbe last to take pleasure in mere gossip or to make vulgar allusions to tbe appear ance, dress, or persoual habits of her friends aud neighbors. Her thoughts are not in those tbiugs. Tbe train of her reflections goes not along with tbe eating drinking, visiting, or scandal of the circles iu which she movee. female iustiee of Wyoming was married last week, aud tru to her professions! train iug, she previously notified her friends to be uriMteut bv a printed form, as follows : "I am about to malTV Mr. J Dr. of this ouuty. aud he will be qualified aud sworn in at my office, on Wednesday morning t at 10 o'aloek. Yoa are invited to at- UflJ.J." Decidedly the moat gratifying peace of information which wo bare had to com- . i uinuicate to oar reader for some days is defeat of CarDenter for the Senate iu Wisconsin. Be has been one of tbe Sotth's most violent peeecutors, and is : .r - ut.terlv unorincioled in all his politics, if not in personal character, lie has not been defeated by a Democrat, but by a combination ot Democrats aud bolting lie- publicans on a much better man. Ibis glory enough for one day. Petersburg I r Not long since a German was riding along Samson street, near Sacramento, near Sacramento, when he heard a pistol shot behind him heard the a hizzmgofaUll near him, and U felt his hat shakeu. lie turued and saw a man with a revolver in his hand, and found a fresh bullet hole in bis hat. "Did you snoot at me i ash.cn we uaiesan asked tbe German. . ries, repiieawe otuer party ; "tua. . . r i. 1-1. f I .1. w in v nnrs1 r wum h h i iriim ivi rrr.r ili v . i "You must be mistaken," said the Ger man, "I bare owned the horse for three years." "Well," said the other, "when I come to look at him, I believe I am mis taken. Excuse me, sir, won't you take a drink?" Andrew Johnson's Place of Nati vity. Andrew Johnson, seventeenth President of the United States aud reeen- elected U. S. Senator from Tennessee, was born in this city December SO, 1803, and from tbe age often until the autumn 104 was the flnDrentice of a tailor in nessee. and United States Senator from 1857 to 1863. He was nominated for Vice-President by tbe Baltimore Gonven- lion in 1864, and on the assassination of President Lincoln succeeded him iu the Presidential cUnir.Neics. Let the Republican majority in Con Kre take tberesponsibility of its acts, Democrats had succeeded m ob- structing tbe measures before the House, no matter bow iuatifiablv. the country capiMi uut ui iuc aiiiftir. no it 19 new, . t -i 1 Hie reins are in me nanas 01 uatier ane his followers, and there is some curiosity to see where they will drive. There is a prevalent idea that they will endeavor to manipulate the next Presidential election, but bow that is possible, with the next r r . .a a a a a A a House Democratic, it is dimcult to see. Butler will do his utmost for mischief. Ue has a short political life to lead, and will make it what be considers a merry oue by smashing everything wilhiu bis reach. Bait. Gazette. tv .1 js t :n sage instructions" which bad enabled her ' to live to such an advanced age. There was great commotion among the heirs wben this clause in the will was read, and greater c.iTfinaitv to know what troaanroa had escaped them. The notary handed the key to the doctor, who ou opening the chest found all the drags and potions that he bad ordered for his patient during the past twenty years. Theodore Tilton continued his evidence Wednesday in his suit against Henry Ward Bcecher. He related conversations had with Beecher at several interviews, -a aa mm . dunug winch be made it appear that Beecher 's guilt was an understood and admitted fact. Expressions of erief and misery fell from him (Beecher,) aud ''tears stood iu his eyes." The witness also weut into tbe matter of the publications uy airs, wooanuii, describing the ettorts made to quiet her, and tbe numerous con sultations held with that view. He also entered fully into the subject of bis mem bership of Plymouth Church, said that be bad positively refused, at Beecher's re quest, to ask for a letter of dismissal, but had subsequently written to Pastor Hallt-1 day dissolving bis connection with the church. He rehearsed also, in much de tail, the matter of tbe West charges. A Sad Premonition. An exchange gives a painful instance of a man having a premonition of death one Mr. Fortes cue. Oue day he came borne aud told bis wife that be was convinced be should die within forty-eight hours H saw the undertaker arranged for his funeral, bonsrht a handsome satin-lined coffin, and wrote out a list of pall-bearers. He selected a louiueioiie ucniiug a representation of a flower with a broken stem, and the legend, "iMot lost, Out gone before ; and, at the cemetery, be designated a spot, where his a s a a a mother was laid, under the green trees or a tomb at the same time eriving directions that violets should be olauted bove him in the early snrine:. It wus very melancholy. This occurred in the year 1844. Mr. Forteacae is still alive aud well, and is the excellent land lord ol a large hotel. The Patrons ofIIdsbaitdrv. -This vast organization has now 21,955 subor dinate Granges in the Uurted States alone, aud these, by their stale Granges, will b represented in tbe National Grange wl.ih ..:n ... m. i . . tit j i w iu hi vuaiicauiu ui vv eaiiesuay. rhe officer? of the National Grange are : Master, Dudley W. Adaods, ot Iowa: overseer, Thomas Taylor, ot South Oar olina ; lecturer, T JL Thomson, of Wash ington, U C; steward, A J Vaochan, of Memphis ; assistant steward. G W Thompson, ot New Jersey; chaplaiu, Rev. A a tjrosb, ot Washington, 1) G; treasu rer, F M McDowell, of New York; becre tary, O H Kelley, of Washington, D C gate-keeper, O Dinwiddic, ot Indiana; Geres, Mrs. D W Adams, of Iowa Pomona, Mrs. Thomas Taylor, ofColum bia, H C ; Flora, Mrs Jos T Moore, of Merylaud; lady assistant steward, Mis 0 A Hall, of Washington, D C. Execu live committee Wm Saunders. Wash ington. D C; D Wvatt Aiken, South Car oliua, end E K Shaukland, Iowa. A down-eaat physician telle of a HtUe "o ca,uc.,u U,UJ ' . T ' mIa a kMA t-w turn n n u n ( i i i ri r. I want some ipecac. "What do yoa want it for t" "Never mind jast give it to me." "Who sent yoa here V "No body sent me came myself." I can't lei yoa have it unless yon tell me what yoa are going to do with it." "Well, doctor, oar hired girl has swallowed a silver quar ter, and she said that if I would give her something that would bring it up I might have it." To A chap was seen flying down the street it I rp - C... J.. ms. hU W2a3 i.. th-wind' "d . . ,.. . y - - - J mltt Mrt nl rate. As tbe nuraner wonld make a pass with the knife, the pursued would yell out, "Po I" rPIu ai.Iu nnlinutnan in Km tnWIl ;,. - w.:. Tha . , . ,. . as tuc ouo mm nv w " -" - - wanted. A special to the Baltimore Gaeetie, speaking: of the difficulty Thursday be tween McLean, of Texas, aud Butler, says : "There was much excitement during tbe tilt between Butler and McLean, and Mr. Randall and others exerted tbein- . a . i.i se ves iu tbe iu teres t ot peace, while a a few extremists on the Radical side en deavored to make further trouble. Doubt less it was impolite in Mr. McLean to say what lie did. but it is not in human na tore to remain passive under the insults and blackguardism Butler casts upon the Southern people at every opportu nity." For some time past the peculiar cos tume of a man in Brussels has attracted attention. He goes about literally clothed in white from top to toe, for not only are his garments of that color but also his hats and boots. Dnring the late severe frost there was great curiosity manifested to see whether he would preserve in wear- ins: tbe same costume, and be stood out manfully until the other day, when be appeared with an enormous cloak and hood in addition to the dress ho bad so lone worn, bat was still true to bis choset color. Ue is said to be a Dutchman who pome years ago made a fortune in Bavaria, but was afflicted with a coup de soleit. His eccentricities are harmless, and main ly consist in the firm belief that be has a personal and intimate acquaintance with iKa aim mhn nVAr fitila tn linnnr him hv shinins- when he takes his Droaecmad. I His apartments, even including tbe ceil o . .. r .. iug and the floor, are gilt, and he fully believes that this was the work of his kind friend, who bus also endowed him with the power of stopping a railway train at full speed. Oue of the most excited debates iu the French Assembly has been on tbe ques tion of forming French regiments of six companies or of only four. It was a sub ject about which military men might be supposed to be fully informed and ready iu utterance, yet an incident proved that - m, I "stage fright" attacks even the boldest Tbe 'authoritative and brave General Saussier, after ascending the tribune, trembled like an aspen l-af , muttered a few phrases, stuttered, grew pale and with- drew f perspiration rolling 4owu lne warror's Every one ap- pwuded him and encouraged him ; the f resident remarked with tact and eourte sy, that the rostrum had greater terrors tor the tieuerai than ins Datuencids. Imagine a soldier scared by 600 deputies iu civil costume he who was known to ever feel most "at. home" amidst showers f .a j-a a i a a . . a saia of balls and screaming shells. Next day the General attacked tbe tribune, and took it by assault, and his excellent speech helped to carry the proposed measure. A Half Breed Story. There has been a romantic suit in Kansas City for an estate of $300,000 and it has ended, as it should have done, in tbe most romantic manner. Thirty years ago, Wil liam Gillis was one ot the oioueer caoitalists of the West. At that time Lahurst, Chief of the Piou Kashon Iudians, had a daughter. lovely if dusky, and her name was musical and soft as that of any Indian maid. Kali -kotqua won the heart of William Gillis. who bought ber from her father for a bale of blankets, and lived with her. They had one daughter, Nausy, one of the prettiest of bait-breeds, aud the belle of the tradi us- post L- - I tr V., J wuicu uas since uecoiue ivausas my. one grew up, and had two sons. Frank Bovd aod Jim Charly. G. did not treat his half- uictu lauiiir aiuuiy, lor wuen n aieu ne willed his estate, eonsistiug of handsoini business blocks, and at least one hotel, t his uicce, Mrs. Troost, reserving $125,000 for an orphan asylum. The half-breed eirs claimed the whole estate, and the ounty Court awarded it to them iointlv. The adniiuistr.'itors appealed to the Supreme Court, and a day or so ago that tribunal iiifirnied the deoisiou of the lower court Thus the two orphans most interested heirs of the woodland and stream have be come wealthy capitalists. The moral of this story is evideut, aud those who make a practice oi buying up pretty Indian girls ' Jo weI1 Ut void .willing their property iltVUV T nlit atM.i a......!. 1. J . away, it only gives trouble, and wastes k,. m.a.i. t 1 1 a f 1 9 .a iuc wuiivy in legal iet prnm eiiim 1 a legatee mad without doiuir him or her any good. FURNITURE ! J. A. CLODFELTER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Furniture, 9w Invite attention to their stock of Cottage Bedsteads French Chamber aSl Suits, Walnut ami nainted Cant- SmU Chairs Rocking Chairs of all descriptions, Ex terwion Dining Tables of all kinds Wardrohes, WasbsUnds, hat-Notes, Sofas, Reception tnairs and farlor hints. Also, many other I articles which we are prepared to sell aa cheap or cueaper man any House in t ne western pari oi i ue oiaie. Be sure to call nearly opposite the Mansion Hotel, next door below the Express office. a our stock and bear our prices. Our terms cash. ' Special orders (made from photographs in 1X2 "11 1 ... uurowce; win oe supplied. A full assortment ef Rosewood. Metal ic and walnut Burial Cases, which can be furnish a aer a . n . . . ... . I ed at 8 hours notice. March 19. 1874 ly. HELP THE POOR FATHERLESS ! AN D GRAND GIFT CONCERT warn, the or ORPHAN ASYLTTM. $17,000 IN GIFTS bo distributed among the Ticket Holdera. A Gift Concert will be held in WILSON, N. O. On Wednesday Ftbruary the 10 Ih 1875. . - - . s r or the exclusive benefit of the Orphan Asv- urn at Oxford. T1KETS ONLY TWO DOLLARS, Number of tickets only 15,000. 2.169 Gifts to be given away, making over one to every seven tickets. REAL ESTATE GIFTS One lot in the town of Wilson, N. C, containing If acres, with Urge and convenient dwelling, having 10 rooms, and all necessa ry ana convenient out-bouses, situated on RrnM atreet. val ued at $5,000 One elegant i story residence, in Wilson, comer of Pine and Green streets, with acres, and con taining 8 rooms, located in tbe most eligible Dart of the town. valued at 4,500 One acre lot, situated on the corner of Vance and Spring stra. with neat residence and out houses, valued at 1,300 CAS1I GIFTS : 1 Cash Prixe, $1,000 500 1 1 M 4 " $100 each 5 50 M 20 M 20 " 30 10 M 100 " 5 " 500 44 2 1000 M 1 M 250 400 250 400 300 500 1,000 1,000 MISCELLANEOUS GIFT8 One Fine top Buggy, One Pine Buggy, One Fine Gold Watch, Que Fine Lady's Watch. $950 150 125 75 Committee of Airangcments. G . W. Blount, B. F. Briggs and A. Banies, Esqa. Depository K ink of Wilson. Advisory Board -John Nichols, Esq., Raleigh W. F. Davis, Esq., Kittrells, A. U. A. Williams, Esq , Oxford, Mai J. P. Jenkins, XahvilieJJ. II. Thorp, Esq., Bosky Mount, Dr. K W King, James V7 Lauoasterand JameE. Clark, Esqa., Wilson. While thin enterprise is not 'conducted under T J 7t its object 8 lo 8JU lliai li i li e lusti ntuin. th: m i:m Anyluui, which was established hv the Graud Lodge of the State, and management i entire ly in tbe bands of members of the Order The object is exclusively for tbe benefit of the Oq ban Aylnm and the Committee deem it uunecesrary to make any extonded appeal tu me people oi rortn (Jarolina in behsir or an institution which is no worthy of their support. The low price of the tickets places it iu the power of every one to aid a noble cause, and at the same time tho chances of being reimburs ed are unusually ruyoruble. It is confidently believed that tbe enterprise will he a succes , hut if from any cause there xhould be no Concert ad distribution, all the money received trtira ticket holders shall be returned to tbom without disot.nut. v .a.lA.ll a a a - s a- a xo ucaow soiu win oe eumieu lo a cnanco for the Gifts unless the money lor the same bas been received at this office. The Gifts will be distributed immediate! v alter tbe Unnoert. Any person holding a ticket entitled to a Gift who desire tbe A sylum to have tho bene fit of such Gift, will notify the Secretary by sueh endorsement on back of the tiekel, aud the same shall be appropriated as directed. Money for ticket must be aent by Regis tered Letter, Money Order or Express, direct ed to A. BARNES. Secretary. Wilson. N. a JOHN H. ENNIS8, A sent. Salisbury, N. C. oov tG-4tm8. E. B. FOOTE, M.D. 120 Leiimton Heine, Cbr. R 28th SL, NEW YORK An Independent Physician, TREATS ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE, A2TD RECEIVES Letters from all parts c the Civilized World. IT lit HtlHAl WAT U Mitiw. i Medical Practice HI 18 TREATING Numerous Patients ia Europe, the West Indies, the Dominion of Canada, and in every State of the Union. ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. Mo mercurial sassfslass or SaiaSwIaaa i Haa during tbe past twenty yean U paled tsUr nearly or quite 43,000 eaaaa. All aaaSaS wtta each aaaa an earefallr recce's a, whether they be eoouaanicatad by letter or ta aaraoa, or obeer ved by the Doctor or hi shyeidaa. Th lattar arc aU wHnrlSe AU lnvalldi at aa extended Hat of plain farnlaaed by mall free, or at the ot Oaee book sever M phyaiciana ot tho onaeltatioa send for bat of A Biily page pamphlet ol Dr. E. S. FOOTE, Box 788, Mew AGENTS WANTED. Da. Toot ia the au t h or of " Medical Com stos Saner." a book that readied a circulation ef over 850,000 eopiea; alao, of "PLUS Hoars Tat," more recently puullahed. which ha oid to the extent of 70.000 eopiea ; alao. of is Stobt." which i now being publiahed in coirtwjrts tabubi f an. aaaaaafag the SraVawtaioaat wsrk (which la sat si prtatX U b aas tree aa aavtteattoa 10 either Dr. FOOTS, or the Jttmj HU HVOmt bC CoaMBT. whoee office U 1 East th and women wanted to whom a libera! be allowed. Tbe betrinninn of i made ia telling Dr. Foots- Fxais Hon Tata" la partWnlarly e adult, and MBcrawc8 ra Stobt " hi fast the thing for the young. Send for content taatoa and BBS ter ysanelvaa. The former enrwere ssa sasl psaaaej about sshtse S eaahi jSsjasssssi Than la nothing la literature at aU lias either 1 the toregoiag work. M8entsca m ssa only be had of age nU or of the "PLAIN HOIIS TALK" la BsMlahaS la both Ssfbah asd German Laagaagaa. Agents X ADDRESS AS ABOVE. Nov. 1 1874. if. aaiatliaa, which wtu be BuaeuHsd, ascept aw to aak profit will , FOR TEXAS AND THE SOUTH WES The undenirned wishes to inform bis mvmm nam friend that ha hu receired the appoint ment to sell through tickets from Salisbury, N. CL to all points in Tex, Arkansas, MlsthJayi, Alsbsms, Missouri, Tennessee and Louisiana, Tia Charlott. Columbia and A astasia B- Road, and their Southern Connections. ThroOfh Emigrant Tickets, or First Clam Tickets sold, and Baggage checked through. Parties wish ins to take Laborers to the above States, will find it greatly to their own advantage by negotiating with Lhe undermined at Salisbury, lniormauon tn reward to Stales, lime and Connections will be furnished either personally or tnrougn ue -w ' . " ' ' a .a l nail A. POPE, Gen'l. Passenger A Ticket Agt- Columbia, s. i 1 J. A. McCOJNWAUlittl!.!. Agt. C. C. & A. R. B-, SalUbury, , N. C. a . . aJ.l SMnt oepi. o. u. "i Piedmont Air Line Railway Richmond & Danville. Richmond ft W., V. C. Division, and North Western N. C. S. W CONDENSED TIME-TABLE. In Effect on and after Sunday. Dec. 27, 1874 GOINU NORTH. CaOSKKl Ml. STATIONS. Mail. Express. Leave Charlotte .... 1000 ra 8 36 am " Air-Line J'aet'n 10.08 8.66 " " Batisbnry a a 10.64 " Oreeaaboro S.4S " l.M r " Danville 6.13 3 36 " Dundee 6 26 " 3 4S M Barkeville 11 33 8.90 Arrive at Richisond. Ifi r u 11.09 r t GOING SOUTH. STATION. Mail. Kxraass Leave RJchmnd I 1 38 r m 6.08 a. a . " Barkevi Is 4.41 " Dundee I 8.96 Danville 9.9 " 1.19 r m " Greensboro. 19.35 am 4.16 " Sauabory 8.97 " 6.46 " Air-Line J'n.-t'n 6.16 " ' 8.88 M Arrive at Charlotte... 6.99 am 9.08 " IKJINIJ EAST. STATIONS. Mail. Mail at 3 Leave Oieeneboro. " Co Shops " Baletgh A rr at tioldboro'.. 3 35 a a Ait II-SOp s ' 6 06 l.'v-IO 15 e 8.48 It Jo " -a m 5: a aijLVf ti S8 I am WORTH WESTERN W. C.B. 3. ( -Salem Branch. ) Leave Greensboro 4.98 r Arrive at 4a less 8 10 " Leave Salea 9.98 AM Arrive at Greensboro 11.18 rasaeager ir imi leaving Ksteixh at 6 m r n connect al-ireeasboro' with tks Mortiiern boaal train; making-the uu ckeat tiaaa to all Northern cities. Price ol TicsaU asine aa via other routes. Train to and from point Esat of t;reenboro connect at (Sieenaboro with Mail Trains to or from points North or Sostk. Two Trsin diily, hotk ways On nandsy Lvnchbsrs; A OLommoJation leave Rirhaioud at (J A u . arrive at Barkeville 1944 r u , leave Barkeville 4 85 a a , arrive st Uicii- inontl 7 68 x Pullman Palace Car on all nijrht tralaa be tween Charlotte and ltu-limond. (without chaoce) Papers ahat hive rratiraenU to advertise the aekedals of this compaoy will pleaas print as soove For rurtberinformation addreaa 8 K. ALLEN. fUia'l Tirket Unl Oreenhboro, N C T.'M R TALCOTT. Gniaeer A Oen'l nnerinUadent THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE Chesapeake and Ohio B B Oa and after January Sri , 1875 . PASSENGER TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS. MAIL Leave Salisbury 12.'& EXPRESS a m if.r.i a i m. p m " OreenHboro -M.i Danville via RADG 13 " Va. midland U.30 " Richmond - i " "Charlottesville, 1J0 Arrive llnntington, M Cincinnatti, 1.15 3:irt 415 H. '20 I. 15 5J25 6X0 HJK 8,40 a in p m a m p m am p m a m p m " LcuisrilK 7.30 " Indianapolis, 7 4 " St Louis, U.35 p m a m Connectiug at these Trunk Liues for the California A- Texas Points with tho great Northwest, Southwest Mail .Trains run daily except Sunday, Exnres " " " " oatordav. Through Tickets for wile at It. K. office at Charlotte, Salisbury, ami Uree.LSboro, Lowest Freight Rate made by this Ronts : For Rate and iuformaiion as to Route, time pply to J C. DAUB. So Jycnt (ireeiwboro .V C EMIGRANTS GO 02 EXPRESS TRAINS. W. C. WI' KIIAM. Vice PrtMdtrt ; C. R. HOWARD, Gew. P. ef T. Agent ; D. S. FITCH, Gen. Freight Agent. Richmond. York Rivke axd (Jhesapbakb KailbuAd mpaxt, ! Hichmobu. April I eta 1874. On and after TUESDAY, April 21st Pas- aenger aud freicht Trains on this road will run as follow Paasenger Train for West Point leaves Rich- moud at :i 1. M. (Sunday exoepted), and ar rives at Kiehniond from Wet Point at JO A M., daily (Sunday excepted). The apleudid steamers HAVANA and LOC1SE. will run in connection wit b this road and will leave Wet Point daily (Sunday ex cepted) ou the arrival of tbe train which leave Biuhmoud tit .5 V. M.arriying at Baltimore next morning in ample time to counect with train for Washington and the East, North and West ; and leave Baltimore daily (Snndaya excepted) at 4 P. M , ennuecting at west Putut with train due at Biobiuond at 10 A. M , next morning Fare to Baltimore ,$3.50 ; Baltim..re and re turn. $6. Washington, $4. Pare lo Philadel phia. f7 ; to Philadelphia asd return, $13. Par Ut New York. $10; to New York and re. turn, $19.25. Boston $15 2S. Freight train, for through freight only leaves Richmond daily (Monday excepted) 10i30 At M. , connecting with ateaineraat West Point that deliver freight in Baltimore early next morning. Through freight received daily. Freight train, with Passenger car attached, for freight between Biohinood and West Point leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesday and iunMA - yLJf - " , 5-Ja'QfcfS8aiaesa'Maaa fJPrTfTawJS-- i -Jjr 8 i """-JaT' Fridavs at 7 A. M. Local freight received Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. EDWARD F. FOLOER Superintends W. N. Br ago. Master of Transportation. naSSBSSaB awaBSaWda BB TbeBestFaper. Trylt. POSTAGE FREE. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTBATED. The SCtnrTLYIC AJmiCAH now in iu SOlh vesf. entOTa the widest circulation of aay weekly newspaper of the kind in the A aww rolame tummanoai January 1P76. 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Reralbl 4a aartrsa k Faaa da Laawr da Orlrlaal it' we da rakUALjaa d Aetra fm ritpiie da bat Irs d Pa'haai d 1. Y r n da MK.. da 0. V. Thsea da OaUf BatUa-H da 1. a-T ii mm S14 1S4 est i. IAS AOS SEAS i.T 1S 1 4 MS S7SS 1.141 4 m US ia IBS m The reader will also note that although It la charged that Sewing Machines are mid at en ormously high prices, yet he will see that sever al firm, that ware in existence have tailed or abandoned an amprofltabl buainsaa Wc respectfully aolklt a eall fross all parties desiring a 4rt daa Sewing Machine. At our Htore near the Public Squara will be a a lOUDCI trie? Also Silk, Linen, and Cotton Threads acBvuci, uu, ate. mg-er Manufacturing Co.. JOHN A. RAifSAT, Agent Oct. 2-tf. HARDWARE. When ou want Hardware at lew figures, eall on the undersigned ef Ho t Granite Bow. " - M a D- A- AT WEIX. SeJisbur, N. C.Me 1J-U. Cedar Cove lurseri. 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