North Carolina Newspapers

04 I " " "- 1111 - . r.. Banning of a Judge's charge in Iowa : "freutlemen of the iurT. TOO must now quit eating peanuts, aud attend to the case. In Germany the loss of young men in the war has been so great that there are at present nearly a million more women than men. Prof. Charles V. Bile, BtatrTSfto"" mologist of Missouri, has been telling the Science Convention at Detroit of bit ex perience In eating grasshoppers. He says that the flavor is agreeable, J? ried or roasted in their own oil, they here "a pleasant, natty taste." Broiled or stewed thev are "admirable." At the hotel where he experimented, many of the guests ate justice, and murder ifi . i i I . - t : the mesres wnicn ne prepared, ana were i turn- own icruciuuo There were 401 deaths in Philadelphia the past week, a decrease of 43 for the week ending August 14, and an increase of 59 on the corresponding week last year. Don't let children handle pistols. A little son of Mr. Carrie, at Florence, S. C. was dansreronslv shot Monday by a brother while playing with a loaded re yolver. "Where is Chicago 7" plaintively asks the C'.mculo Democrat. "Ask the men ra tee companies," unfeelingly replies the Brooklvu Argus : "they bury their dead thjre." "Ma," said a small boy, approaching his mother and exhibiting unmistakable symptoms of a severe pain in the bowels, "do green apples grow in heaven r A Southern bee-keeper claims the sun flower to be a large hooey-producing plant, and recommends the pods, after the seeds are taken out, as excellent bee feeders. Young Williamson, of San Francisco showed that he was not afraid by touch ing bis tongue to strychnine. His courage was duly accredited to him on a neat and -inexpensive tombstone. offensive slight as has been and is pnt upon it. We speak of the matter with pain, bit in the public interest we ean remain silent uo longer. Ku Klnx have raged in Franklin and Williamson counties, In IHiuois, not merely for weeks or months, but for two years. "Shrouded sharpshooters" defy G. M. Bcis. 1U oi O.M. Bk A 0 C. R. Bahkkr, f 0 ft SM-kw a Op and intimidate at ills. The law offi- BUIS & BARKER WHOLESALE & RETAIL tospts Corner Main & Fisher Streets, SALISBURY, N. C, unite fond of the soups, fri cases, and frit- eers of the county and State are, or seem tr msm v comuosed ot ras.boooers. to oe. unaoie to cm-en vmicnc" or i" , P.f Rilev describe the nae of locust as isb murder and rapine: aod yet we do not kerchief Extract, foreign . - . .. mm t I . - ft ft. - I fuinva Snaita H i r ood bv various people in all ages, in Morocco tbey are roasted and sold exten sively in the market placet; in Southern n ? .1 1 a l hear of federal intorf ranee. Geu. Grant remains unconcerned at Loop; Branch, bile the laws are defied by masked Then- is no proclamation warning these Illinois 1 here is no sum moos of troops to e to the scene of long continued bloodshed. The President, nritmnt to iiiterDose his stronti arm In pass "" w w South Carolina, or Louisiana, or Missis rtinni. no eacer to interfere in Arkansas in r r ' ss cause of peace aud order, is utterly neg lectful of Illinois. Why is this? Are the What is the Su. Prof. Rudolph, neonle of Illinois not as rood as thee of . i i . . . 5 oenea. Soaps, Hair. Tooth Huron a & American tiaars. Russia they are commonly eatenrsome of I murderers in his favorite State. the Airicaii inoes siu-bibis to a greai, es m im pruciuwm iu w tent upon them; and they aare utiliz' d by Ku Klux to disperse amencan Indiana, The part of this ar gument meant to be of practical value is that it the Western farmer would eat the ffrasthoooers. the grasshoppers wouldn't m : are,. - ojn wm eat the crops. in a lengthy paper on the snn, says : A - ' . . . molten or white hot mass, 856,000 miles in diameter, equalling in bulk 1,860,000 Arkansas aud Louisiana 1 Must men now adays live south of Maeoa and Dixon's line to be entitled to the favorable notice worlds like our own. with a surrounding Qf the federal government 1 Have North- ocean of gas on fire 50,000 miles deep, Urn or Northwestern men no riffht thai tongues of flame darting upward more the President i bound to entvree with than 50.000 miles, volcanic forces that fcdeial bavoneta Y Air Ku Klux to be I . Lm . f . l I.I. la. .. . ft uuri into tne soiar annus piir- nimiuwus destroyed in tne south ana to ne enconr age in the North only T And if so, why 1 I his is a matter which touches 'he pride - of Slates and of sections. As Northern men we cannot nee with patience such Where may be found a full assortment of Pore Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuff", Fine Hand- A Domestic Col A Nail Brushes, All grades of SMOKING A CHEWING TOBACCO. A fine lot of Brass A Glass LAMPS; also the celebrated Perkins & House J ox-explosive Kerosene Lamps which we warrant Jar twenty .... . . 1 ?. a 1 years. Whwlcey, r rencn ormnuj, ocuppemong Wine by the bottle or gallon, Blackberry. Malarn. California Sherry A Port W'tnw. Imported Gin, and in fact eve-ytklng nuiallj kept in a first oiass Drng More. Uur prescrip tion deoartment is soietw ' i the uro- ttrietort. one or the other being in the Store day . a ft n . and night and no one neeo apprcueno any Gan ger in having their prescription compound ed. Feb. 18th, 187o.-f K .P. BATTLE. F. H CAME BON. President, Vice President. W H. HICKS, Sac'y. The Masonic Journal. I TO THE MASONIC FRATERNITY IN NORTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH. This is emphatically an ace of nrosToaa. The world moves apace, but with na, especially oi tne sooth, is iw nary langnimea, teeaase lacking a proper dinomi nation of tsiess pure nuciple peculiar lu our old Order. Our rethern of other more favored aectiona have their periodical literature, snd are bright snd prosper ou : we, too, should flour laa and blos som aa the roae. There are in the South nearly 200,000 Freemaaona, and recogniung the imperative need for a regular and permanent Organ pecu liarly mi i ted to the drwaud of this vast num ber "who are Uaked together by a ilidiaaolu ble chaiu of i ocere a fleet ion," we have detar mined to eatahtUb in the city of Gissnahuro, N. a first-class WEEKLY MASONIC NEWSPAPER, GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN (Jj .IMPROVED CABINET ORGANS matter to the height of 160.000 miles drawing to itself the worlds belonging to our family of planets, and holding them all in their proper placet ; attracting with such superior force the millions of solid and stray masses that a re vandWing in the fathomless abyss that tbey rush help- a a n m a ft lesefy toward him, and fall into his h- ry embrace. And thus be continues his sublime and resistless march through bin miehty orbit, having a period ot mere than 13,000,000 of years. gross and long continued favoritism An the part of the federal govern men t towards the South Sentinel A NOB LB VINPICAHON NORTH CAUOLIN A STATE LIFE Insurance COMPANY, RALEIGH, N. C. Senor P. C. Armijo, the mutton mil 1 onaire of New Mexico, sold over 200, 000 pounds fit wool last year. . With his father and a business partner he owns nearly 2,000.000 head of sheep, scattered over a range of country more than 300 miles squire. He has had two losses by Indian raids, one of 35,000 head and the other of 16.000, "but," he says, "I hard ly missed them." - It is stated that Mr. Ed. Mercer, a cap italist of Atlanta, Oa., has been conceded the privilege of erecting a restaurant on tne Oenteuiiial ground. Mr. mercer was in Philadelphia on Tuesday, with Colonel ftobert A. Alston, of the Atlanta Herald. "They intend to establish a headquarters for southern citizens a sort of intelli gence bureau, in which every southerne coming to the Exhibition shall be regis - 1 . I II tared, witn ins aaaress. i neir influence in the meantime is being nsed to arouse an interest iu the Exhibition in the south. if The St. Lnuia 2 imes says that the case Of Miss McCracken ngmnst the Chicag and Northwestern Railroad Company curious. It seems that the conductor kissed this young lady while she was on his train, and she sned the company and got a verdict of $1,000, with cost. The company appealed to the Supreme Court, but that tribunal affirmed the verdict of the jtry; and thus the company must, pay damages because one of its conductors kissed a girl. But supposed he had mur dered her; would the company have been lui.ged? Judge William M. Hancock, of the Wayne Circuit Court in Mississippi, Grant man, convened Vis court ou the 9th inst., and ordered that the jurors and witnesses should remain in the court room, adding that those who went out would be fined and imprisoned. lit; then invited Mr. Ge irge F. Brown and Mr. George C. McKee to address the court on politics They spoke for about three hours after .which the Judge declared the court ad journed, and the persons whom he bad held in imprisonment were released. This is the first time we ever beard of a J udge using bis authority to compel men to lis ten to political speeches. Bait on Hat. At a late meeting o the Elmire Farmers' club, Prof. Hoffman said : "1 want to enter my protest against tne use ot salt on bay. It will prevent the barn from burning, but it damages the bay. Cattle will eat the salted hay but it is uot good for them. I would -a a .a . ratner use time, it one or tne otner must be used. I start with the proposition that the very best feek for cows is grass, .'bat wa aannot have grass in winter, so we make hay. The true plan Is to get that as near like grass as possible. Let us combine bulk and quality as well as we ean, and we shall be doing as well by ourselves and our cattle as we can." VhfH Blind Staoobss in Pigs. Professor Law, a good authority gives the follow ing : When the hog is attacked, dash bucketsful of cold water over the body, throw a purgative injection into the rec Jam, composed of six ounces of sulphate of soda aud one or two teaspoont'uls of spirit of turpentine in ten ounces of water. batons saturated with turpentine may be inserted nnder the skin behind the ears or back ot the nck may bn blisted bv rubbing in the following mixture : Spirits oroarjseotine and liquid ammonia one ounce jeack. with powdered cantharides two drachms. The N Y. Saratogian gives the follow ine particulars of exGov. Graham last a illness : Ex Gov. William A. Graham of North Carolina, died at his room in Congress hall, a Jew minutes before 6 o'clock yes terday morning, of an organic disease of the heart. Gov. Graham had been in m a t Saratoga about thcee weeks, lie was accompanied hy'liis wife and son, A. W. Graham. He had been anffering for years from an enlargement of the heart, and after his arrival he was subjected to sev eral attacks of his old enemy. Last Sat a a aa a a a urday tie placed himself under the care of Dr. Wilson of Baltimore, and took his bed. On Monday his symptoms grow ing more acute. Dr. J. Marion Sims of New York, and Dr. Whiting of this vil lage, were called iu as consulting physi cians. He continued to grow worse, and Tuesday night paralysis supervened. He lingered iu an unconscious state nntil 6:40 o'clock Wednesday morning, when he expired. His remains were embalmed yesterday by K. Holmes, nndertaker, and this morning the bereaved members of bis family will start for their home in Hillsboro with the remains for interment The Tragedy in Hay wood Ad ditional Particulars Concern-It. f aIHFTjlness to Employers. There is no greater mistake a young man can com . mit than that of being indifferent to the interests of his employer. It must be admitted that there are circumstances nn , . i . . . . . . . aer wuicu u would seem impossible to feel au interest in an employer's business; bnt tor all that is worth a trial. Be faith iui in sinau tilings, oe attentive to yonr ttics, shrink no employment that is uot lorable, feel that your employment fairly entitled to every minute of the time for which you have agreed to give him for a stipulated remuneration. The ycages may be small too small, but if you have contracted to work for a dollar a wouk, when your work is worth ten, stick to yonr bagaiu like a man, until you term f service has expired. It may seem very hard, but it will instil the great priu ciplc of being true to your word. Since our last issue we have learned additional facts concerning the homicide which was perpetrated in Haywood coun ty ou Thuisday latt. The party of young men consisted of about seven, from Wil- mmgtou and ayetteviiie, and among these was Mr. T. hnmas Wright Strange, Mr. Bridgers, and John D. Williams, Esq., the last named of whom was a resi dent of this city a few years ago. They were on a pleasure trip through the mountains, and spent Wednesday night at Way nesville, Haywood county. Thurs day morning they were to go further west to visit Cattalonche Falls. A young man named James Murray, son of Sheriff Murray, of Haywood, bad been employed to crry a portion of the party to the Falls, in bit back. A dispute sprang up be tween Strange and Murray, about Mur ray's being a little behind time, during which Murray gave Strange tbe lie. By . 1 . aa s aaa a tne mterterance ot tnends a difficulty waa prevented at that time. When tbe party bad driven about thirteen miles from Way nesville, a wheel of the hack broke and Murray weut off to a neighboring bouse to get something with a-Inch to fix it and while detained at tbe place the par ty, with the exception of young Strange, engaged in a game of euchre to while away tbe time. Young Strange stepped up to where tbey were playing and asked young Mr. Bridgers to lend him his pistol. isridgers handed it to him, and Strange then left the party at their cards. Shortly afterwards tbe discharge of a pistol was Heard, and when tbe party reached the spot where the pistol was fired, they found Murray shot through the heart and dead. and young Strange near by. no one witnessed the shooting, and Strange, by the advice of counsel, has made no statement aa yet as to what took place between them when they met. Strange aud Bridgers were arrested and are now lyiug in Way nesvi lie jail. Exaggerated statements of the matter spread over the county, and a handled or more men assembled at Waynesville. So great was tnetr indignation that It Was with difficulty thai the crowd were re i i i ii . Hu-aineu irom mooning tne young men who composed the party Char. Obser ver. 4 ifrhoi Unjust Discrimination by Federal Government. the It is an established fact, we believe, says the New York Herald, that in this country one man is as good as another; uut it is nut so eviuem mat one otato is as good as another. Here, for instance, is Illinois. It is a large State, a fertile State, a populous State, a wealthy State. it is the btatejrom which General Grant entered the army iu 1861. It is the State ironi which he appointed his excellent minister to France. It ia the State which contains ireneral Liogan. It is, on all tnese and many other accounts, a State wnicn noes not deserve at the bands of the federal government such a grave and Tbe New York Herald commenting on the treatment of Jefferson Davis by tbe people of Winnebago county, Illinois, and by tbe Grand Army of tbe Republic, magnanimously and truthfully vindicates Mr. Davis as follows If Jefferson Davis is an unwelcome guest at a Northern agricultural fair then no other Southerner who fought in the war ean be welcomed. We do not see where the members of the Grand Army of tbe Republic draw the line betweeu Jefferson Davis and Gen. Lougstreei, unless in this Mr. Davis preferred to cherish the convictions with which he entered the rebellion, while General Long street has accepted the doctrine of the - a w i Republican party. Air. uavis was no more responsible for the rebellion in the South than any one of a thousand other m a m .a men. lu tu-t, oetore tne war, wnile tbe question of secession was under dis- i s 1 cussioo, ne waa among the more moderate of the Southern leaders. There were twenty members and Senators in the Con gress which preeeeded the rebellion more active than Mr. Davu iu bringing about hostilities and more responsible for the result. Mr. Davis aud his colleagues in that Congress followed public opinion in tbe South, and did not lead it. Mr Da vis was put at me oean or tne Unutedet- acy simply because he had more charact r than most of tbe Southern leaders. Lreu as it was the Confederate , Congress al most elected Mr. Toombs, of Georgia. rhe election of Mr. Davis was the ex ores ion of a conservative sentiment even in the Southern Confederacy. A- President of the Confederacy Mr. Davie did his duty as well as be kucw how. He did what any other Southern leader would have done in tbe earn place. He stood by his post to the end. When he fell he fell with tbe Confederacy. Therefore, to ft . ft tl T deal witn Air. uavis as in any way more responsible for the rebellion than any tone of the conspicuous men of the South before the war is to do him a great injus tice and ourselves a discredit." And of the Grand Army of the Repnb lie the Herald says : "This organization ia known to be political and secret iu its character, Its members use their army record for selfish political purpores. The true Boldiera of the North and South have foi gotten every thing of the past except its glory, and tbey think only of their oponenta aa chrvolrous and brave men. We never hear of this Grand a t . t ara. a a Army or ne nepubiie except when it makes the mischief that it taking placo in Illinois. The business of its leaders seems to be to fan the flame of civil wrath and diligently seek offices. An act like this in lllinoie, their rejection of tbe kind ness and courtesy of Mr. Davis, will do more towarde exasperating tbe Sooth and intensifying the bitterness of feeling which it baa long been the aim of patriotic men. without distinction of section or party to extinguish, than anything that has oe cured for a loug time. There ia not i true Southern man who took part ia the confederacy who will not feel that be cannot be welcome in on v communitv ... j which renounces tbe President of bis Confederacy aa an "arch traitor aud coward." To the charge that Jefferson Davis is a coward the Auarusta Constitutionalist eloquently replies : Coward !' You call him. that, gentle man t The history of the battle of Buena Vista contradicts you. When Col. Bowles and his regiment of ndiauians fled like a flock of sheep before Gen. Mienon. or. as yonr Gen. Shields graphically describes it, 'the regiment ran like a pack of cow ards, with its Colonel at the head.' Jeff Davis and his immortal Mississippians opened ranks and allowed them to pass to the rear, and then closed with the Mex icans in tbe deadliest conflict recorded in American history. The onset of eight thousand of the enemy, headed by their moat gallant leader, and fighting under the very eye of Santa Anna, was arrested aad hurled back. At the first fire Col. Davis waa shot, but he remained in the saddle at tbe head of his men throughout the culminating moment of that battle and the balance of tbe day. Had they been successful, Washington's Battery would have been captured, Gen. Taylor's left wing would have been turned, bis retreat to Saltitlo cut off, his army surrounded and made prisoners of war. The Amer ican army that day was lost by the cow ardice of your Col. Bowles, and saved by the lion-hearted Col. Davis. Coward ! There never was a more infa mous falsehood. There is not a drnn ni . a- CAPITA I $200,000. At end of Find Fiscal Year had ianued over 900 Policies without sustaining: a single loss. a a r rodent, economical and energetic manage ment has made it A 81JCCESSFUL CORPORATION; This Company issues every desirable form of Policies at as low rates as any other i ml Class Company. Imposes no naehws restriction upon residence or travel. with the above name, och aa tbe diaroity advancement of the Fraternity wiU approve. lu Literature will be pare, and of the highest order ; maaiag the J oc a ax. a it cnaapaaiesi for the moat cultivated and refined, and a wel come visitor to any houaehold. Ia thla con nection we have engaged tbe seniles of able and popular writers whose hearts alow with food desire fox the perpetuity of the Ancient Landmarks of oar "Mystic Kite," aud we will spare neither labor nor expasr to make the paper a highly iaatmctive and popular Family 1 and Masonic vwutor. With a journalistic experience of yeanvand a detertn. nation to give all our lime, . ... .e . . t laienianu energy to me promotion oi mis impor tant enterprise, we hope to receive frosa oar i Masonic brethren that liberal coobdence and support which, bv an entire devotion to its . IT, cceaa, we hope to merit. It will be an eight page, thirty-two column sheet, printed on good white paper, and furn ished weekly at the low price-ol SEE per year. The first number will be issued on Wednesday, tbe 5th of September, 1874, and regularly on "Wed nesday of each week thereafter. ttif All money should be sent by Check, Post-office Order or Registered letter. Rev. . A. Wilson. Wilson A Baker, Geo. 8. Barer, Greensboro, N. C. kiT Until Sept. 1st address us at KmwTos, PASSENGERS Ctoinff North or East, laisl W, bbbwbsI H H H VVI sssPlssV Has a fixed paid op valueon all policies after two annual payments. Its entire assets are loaned and invested Al HOME, to foster and encourage home enterprises. Thirty days grace allowed in payment of pre miums. With thee facts before them will the people of North Carolina continue to pay annually thousands upon thousand of dollars to build up Foreign Companies, when they can seen re insurance in a Company eqnally reliable and ever dollar's premium they pay be loaned and invested in our own State, and among our own people ? Theo. P. KLUTTZ, J.D. McNEKLY, f Agt's. Salisbury, X. G. RUFFIX A TAYLOR. Oen'l. Dis't. Agt's. GrccnBl.oro X. C. Dec. 31 ly. Will avoid night changes and secure the most comfortable and shortest route by buying tickets VIA THE VA. MIDLAND The onlv change of cars to Baltimore is made north of the river at FITTED WITII TEE N3LY 1& VENTED tO&XSVSXJI PATE NT QUALIFYING An invention having a saost important bearing on the future of Reed Instrument, by awsj which the qnaniiiv or volume of tone is very largely increased, 1 . i . 1 A and the quality oi lone nnutnn Equal to that of tie Best Pipe Oreans of lie Same Capaciti. DANVILLE across a twelve foot platform DAYLIGHT. The entire train runs from DAXVILE gsuge shorter 174 to ith- ate--' ' tJZ'-il Xim'm, fr- T7 fJST Am our xt muter aa sot nisii - . sdyfirttas mmt sltio-tUor cUsUnot, we aill interpret simI . .o tats a as f i vwi : It. FOOTE, M.rK. Anthor of Plain Home Talk. MaJU-al Conimn 8na, rWrnn in Stiry. stc, 1 Lrxiutrfou A. mw (. Eat sth Street), New T'irk. sa IDre..mT FavsictaK. trsats all tumn of i-imtmt Inj e c rle D. o. sn-1 rcueiTos kitara troaa all parts of tho Crrruxeit Wouo. By Ion arlgifil awry or wMwrttnr s VfNrl Trss. tier, hn M ufw-f nlly trrfne nnormi tmirnt In ttwroave, the Weal Indies. Uontlnlow f CSMftSMtftH sad in evsry part ol lac TjB'ted Stale. NO MERCURIAL Or aVShsrlsai drags ami. He ass. tartn;r ttw past twenty three yearn, treated asccraarptly awrly or onlu S0.UOO assss. All tm-U ooaaerud whh each eao are carefully recorded, whether they be ones in as tested of DhystoUaa. Toe kUSar are all HALUMOiih over oue iinilorrn out change. This route is one Hundred Miles ban any other to the SPRINGS OF YIRGIXIA. " G J FOREAORE, General Manager, Alexandria, Va. VV D CHrPLEYr Teneral Southern Ajrent. Aila ila, Ga W H WATL1SGTON, Travelling Agent, Greensbom, N. C May 13-4rn. Carolina Central Railway Co. Officii i kxkr i. St:paaiTSFDairr. Wiluiinston. 5. (J. April 14. I-7f. n i.i ti Vn rleie " "Vox Haroma." -Wilcox PatatH," "OeUve Cswalex." ing "Cello" or "Clarionet" Stops "Gems Horn," "Cremona," "Vox Angeiet," -Viola Ettsra' ALL. THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS Can be obtained only if these Organs. Fifty WffKo,. church THE BEST 1 MATfeklAL AND W WKrvl AHiHiP, " m a a S . 1 -.11 1 Quality aim oiume oi lone l o-.jusmu. PBICES, 860 TO S500. Factory and Warerooms, Gor. 6th and Congress 8b . DETROIT MICHI6AH BSTAULISH D III 1830.) AOEJTT3 Wanted la Every Csasty Address GLOUGH k WARREN ORGAN C(L DLROIT, KICI. sssrgNj !iiu 'ill Htf Mar 00. lRTV ly. or hi HOW INVALIDS AT A DIBTAHCX Are Lulil AH i n valid at a d ianc sra ratjirtrrd to aaswar a Mat of plain amsllia i. whW-h srWts evsry awawawa aalrr -V at n n I ' AUtnm- mmniaUionA trtitnA ttrieUm cunUUnttai. A sum sf rsaiiasrins; iwrrenu aUstakssar KJat of ii rinn sast fr . oa i iMwrtna. I sf Um world, ftxtv paw psjapklet of BvTDaacsa aorceas. slas mt fraa. All Aovica is o rr k-s, on Wt Oafl en or aassssj . DR. X. B. FOOTE. Va. 1 20 Lsxiag ton Avs., W . T. Change of Schedule, On and after Friday. April Ittb, lfTR, tbe trains will run over Una Railway as foikuwa . PASSENGER TRAINS Leave TTilminarton at.... A rrire at Charlotte at Leave Cbartotte at Arrive iu VYilniinirtoo at .71 A M, .7.16 P. M .7.00 A. .7 OOP M at FREIGHT TRAINS Leave Wil mine-ton at Arrive at Charlotte at Leave Charlotte at Arrive in Wilmington at MIIEI TRAIMS Leave Chariot rr at... . Arrive at Buffalo at... Leave Buffalo at Arrive in Charlotte at. ....... . . . .6.00 PM 6 00PM .60-.A M 6 .00 A M 8 00 A M IU M IS 30 PM .4.90 P M FARMERS arw SAVE LABOR. SAVE TIME BY USING TV FARMERS' PLOW. such blood in his veins. llhifted nv Jell JTfbedm JUm Haw Hdk and Medical Cotmncn. SsnsisAlso Jfrfbocs Science tn Story, FcrJmrlfctdars eddress VaraOiillMishinjGiopany V$J$22$t. Or. Barker's Tonic Bowel and Pile Pills. TVa pUtssrs aa tataUIUs saaSSSf tar BiaatlpaUoa ana "lit, oanavl by awskwaai or aaaaaaawaaa of tha imriatt Ue aysjaa nf tbs bowels. Tbey vary seatly ln.rroa the actir.ty of Uts intraUnal oanal, pruducs soft at-toN and rcHevs pUas at one. Tboassoda hare brn enrad by TV in Price SO cents, seat by aaaU aa r. .r prioa. Prepared only by T. AXFEStD ItrtlottAanT. Pasaauour, 40 Kocsth Avavea, Sicw Y.iaa Crrr. Er. Extract of Bonrir's Compound Fluid Rhubarb and Dandelion. Th hast oorabiiiation of pnrety vetrsUble tr entirolr rsplaes Cslomet or Bias PUS. It stimulius tnt avse. laareiao the Sow sf Mrs. sad thna removes at hi torpidity uf tbe llvsr, oUuisisiSi aad habit mil eon xipatita. an t the disease srlataa; from snob aa dytpepai-i (ink bead tons, ftatnlraos, etc Tbe efleo tirenn ot thu Bxtraet will be proved, vldWy. at ones to :h patieat, at one or two botUeasrs aaaSdaatSs c' -ar tbn e?mnlexloa bepntifnlly. and mnors pimples aad abUas ruml by liver iruabtse. Pries fl ssraniiba 6 bottles, S-1; will be ssnt on receipt of that pries to sa ariilraay free of chant. Prepares only by F ALFIU'D HBICIIAUnT. r-aaaaacisx, sBfovi A vases, haw Voaa Cm. Blaclier anil Henderson, Attorneys, Counselors and Solicitors. SALISBURY, N. C January 22 1 874 tt. Cheap Chattel Mortgages, and ether various blanks for sale hers No Trains on Bandar eeoept one freicbt train tbat leaves Wilmington at 6 P. SU, instead of on Saturday night. CormectioBj. Connects at Wilminrton with vTllminelon A Wei don, and Wilmington. Colombia A Ancusta Ral I roads, Bsajst weak! v New York aud Tri weekly Baltimore and weekly Philadelphia Steamers, and tne Kiver Boats to Payettenlle. Connect at Charlotte with it Wei tern Di vision, North Carolina Railnsad. Charlotte A States vile Railroad, Charlotte A Atlanta Air Line, and Charlotte. Columbia A Ancusta Bail road. Thns snpplvinr tbe whole West, North wen and Southwest with a short and obeap line to tne Seaboard and tumpe. 8. L. PRBMONT. Chief Engineer and Superintendent. May 6, 1875. tf. The Piedmont Press, HICKORY, V. C, ' Is the only paper published in Catawba County, aoi baa aa extensive circulation among Merchants, farmers, and all olaoses of business men in the State. Tbe Paxaa is a live, wide-awake Democratic paper, and is a desirable media in for advertising in Western .North Carolina. Liberal terms allowed on yearly advertisement. Sab- I seription 2.00, in advance. Add ft will ran lighter. It will tarn yonr laad better, It will saake yew better crows, h' you loss la kaaar it in order, than any other Plow yoo have ever uead. We will (wraith yon IVnnu one year fur one plow in ordinary laad for ana tasllar. you pay your blacksmith, to du the as raw oa joor old-fashioned Plow ? Ws ha v iwat made a great red net son in Prise T All ws ask of you is. Try it saad than if yon djua'l like U kring it back aad year aw. be roruaded to you. WE WARRANT EVERY PLOW. MERONEY & BRO. Sslisbary. N. C April 1. 1875 if. k LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. Jutt PwbiUheH. ia a sealed n in stops. Prior sin esais. Jk Iaetnr set tkw Watwxe, Treat BaSalt. SSftSl SaliC alasAreoiboailaal weak- ueas, or rioerinau-nbo-a, induced bv Self invomntarv aWnawaona, Impotent r, K Debility, and Impediments ta Marriage geaar ally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Plu; Mental and PbjsieaJ Lncapacity. Aa. By BOBBKT J. t'L'LVLKWELL. M. D.. aatW of tha "Green Book Ac. Twa vrarM-reoowned author, la this admira ble Lecture, clearly proves from his own ce rieuce that the lawful enasaaajaajes' af Self Abase may he rfToctaallr ret nor ed without medicine, and itho t uau rrKia saraScal oper ations. nvugies, instrument, nnjr. or cordiaU: pointing out a mode of cure at once ce effectual, by winch every sufferer, no matter what his condition may b, core himelf cheap ly privately and radically. BP Tkis Lrrture will prove m boon to SUNdr and thousands Seat under seal, in a plain envelope, to any sddjwoa, oa receipt of atx cents or two post age stamps. Address the Publishers, S6$20riiAt,,oSL Terms Address G. STTjrrosT A Co.. Portland, Mains. Jan. 19, 1875,-1 v MUKRIL dc TH0MLIN8ON, Editors and Proprietors. CRAIGE 4 CRAIGF. ATTORNEYS Al h.WX AND Solicitors in aBkifri). Special attention paid to proceed log in Bakmptesy. Sopt. 6, 187. CH AS. J. C. KLINE rfc CO. If 7 Bowery. How Yok; Post Office Boa, no op April 16 1875.-1 y FOR SALE. of my Houaehold and Kit die SOmSEBW ILlfiTIATH Z AUsfl Kalclgb. If. C. Thecal j IULU8TRATCD WlttlTh naoU. Kihl pages, mil i l"g uintng waora i lading sanssor laaa aay -pubjiahrd in the ll ill Stall tM g nr UrM nuaaber uf tha mAJtnmm- LUBTkUTD AGE will be l4y Jam tlfw wwa Tne Poaliabsa talsnni saakaag B . . j 1 r .v- It W)U very topic, Poliml, HWaorical. The SolTHERN ILvVnTKA l aw II ha saHawad aa new type, aad baavy sans its li-t of eowtrihaaors will ha naaaea of aaaay afsba kant ariiarsio J Serial and slsort siorios, pawns sw soaaw and well caadacted editorial depaiissaaii JJ ing tho Utex personal, literary. ataawSSnt. koal, oriavjo osaf M jimfJ siasf sanajswssd t,r sswsi PSfsS. Mat leoce and variety, ft ia kaOawswal SOUTH EBN ILLUSTRATED AC rial for the frwafciai osa speciallr devoted la all domestic and social life- No hwailv who- Id be age irea. R T. FULGrTCX I will aell prirataly at any time, a part or a ! the "SationaJ Hotel." 'Hatiooal. old and Kitchen furniture now ::. Any person wiahina t.. will do wll to bur. a awed renawr OT a abort Umn riven with proved soouxity. Mn Dr rent tha er ho fj-king ainsai U 10-1875. FRESH TURHIP Just Early White Flat Dakok. Bar siloaj AksrdMQ saal tka Ttlkrw 1 Bad taf, At aaa-w