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A flock of 2500 stock sheep at 31 is sion, 8n. Josu-Cjal.. got frightened Recent ly, and run into n patch of poisoned oak. Here they got lanld aud piled on an other in layers e x or eight deep, and some 700 wcio smo:hcrvd or- crushed death. How to Stop a Paper. Do not take your paper to the post master and tell him to send it back ; in to nine cases oat ot ten you will fail to atop it in this way. Do not attempt to return it yourself, and write on the wrapper to t. :. .-J m... r . J.- v discontinue : this is against the law, aud II in (thiiiii'u i.iim, uurupc Hrwy ua 1 i an army ot '.),000,UOO ot men at a cost per annum of 17,000,000. What a tre mendous tax is this upon power and mis government oi the woiid. Hor to Hay. Good Egos. There is a vaxt diffi rence in the flavor of ggs. Hens ted ou clear, sound grain, and kept on a clean grass inn, give much finer flavori d iirg" than hens that have access to stable manure heups and eat all kinds oi filthy food, liens feeding on fish and onions flavor their eggs accoidiugly, the saiiK- a cowseating onious, or cabbage, or drinking oflVnaive water imparts a bad taste to the milk and butter. The richer the food the higher the color of the egg Ijorn and wheat give eggs the best color, while rendering them ai.fit. for some con tec lion ery purposes. Pull-Back Pantaloons. lays you open to a Due. B tore your subscription expires, send to the editor a postal card, saying your subscription expires on each a date ; please discon tinue at that time. Sign your name, also the town and State where your pa per is sent, in full. If ibe paper has been sent two weeks or more over the time for which it was paid, dor'l send a postal card; it will do no good; rather write a letter and inclose what is due for arrear ages, always allowing that one number will be sent before the tetter reaches tin publisber and his list is corrected. B observing these simple rules, yonrreqneais will always be promptly attended to. Printers' Circular. A Georgia girl gives the following rea sons why she kicks ibe boys, and they are good ones. And when all the girls go ou this schedule, we will have fewer cases of vagabonds marrying good wo men. A man who will marry a w. man Pull-back nautaloons are the latest nov elty in Boston. They brace a man up so and make no effort to support her, ought that he cannot tall down if he wants to, to De nnng to tne nrst lamp-post: and they supply a want that has has long 'The reason the boys aie kicked,' say beet felt by the tipping fraternity by pre- she, is because bo many tf them have veuiiug a man from doing the rail fence "kicked" out of the plow handltyJaid b specialty ou his way home in the morning, the shovel and the hoe and are tryiug to The first man to wear a pair of them had make inferior doctors, lawyers, preacher? an encounter with a banana peel, and al- and school teachers, and others sit under though the treacherous fruit followed him shade trees in lordly style and squirt to fur hail ;i block, it could do no more than bacco juice freely, but absolutely do no h rana-iiim - limn aislf i to sway a little, aud had finally u dwgush "HIGH BARBARY." Quite recently we had The story of an insult tu the American Consul at Tripoli, aud now it seems the officers of the Cougrees aud Hartforu have been hooted by the mighty Tripoli tans. But the American Jack tars could uot sit'g the old soug Tl .....V l..fn frtnutu tr ! tu-nr1 i line ivivj iiignkc iv ntiiunmut Aud another upon our lee. As we cruise along the coast (Jl liigti Barbary In peace until the insult was atoned for, and we read that satisfaction has been given to our uitu-of-war. ing useful. Go to work houestly, say this irate maiden, aud you will not ouh have no cause to complain of being "kicked but may find worthy wives wh e a a m will make you- help meets tor youi benefit and who will seta to make you happy. The Lazy Laughter. 7 l AT i fi'Tv i r trim 1 0'tT A ivvn i iiun yj r a ii Ed lux n n JifiJ u i j r r U.VT I., f .... nAliiit V I .unririi I i,o nit.r I Dromoter of domestic strife, and dav. a hound struck a trail and ' followed inS example to her younger it persistently, but for a while no one Sucl a bein4T erawls, followed. The hound's long continued Among the worst features of a badly minded daughter, we would first single . a 1 t out indolence, or to use tne rongii aun more expressive English word, laziness A lazy, sofa-lolling, lie a bed late in the morning yonnsr woman is an affrout t her sex, and in her own family more . i m a curse than a Messing, l o uer moim-i she is a burden, and to her father an ob . t i i ject ot contempt, one is also a great a shock- Slstef instead of walking with tripping alacrity, through lite. Sh dwadles instead of works, her speech is vulgar, and altogether her ways are very- bad indeed ; and, to add to her misdeeds her health suffers through her folly, au absence, i.-d to an investigation. Hi tfail was foil- wed and about ten o'clock in the morning, his baying betrayed his whereabouts and when r the nartv arrived where the hound was, they found not an 8De wantonly imposes a grievous tax otter nor a conn, but u darkey ireed. ' lue Purse nnu patience or ner parenis The homfe had struck his trail, run him For a girl to bu idle in the flesh of he a . i a t t i A youth is to invite any auo all kmas o uvtt i is v ' v nun v" -ve av kiiv bi u i u " w Irbit him i.,.r.. iv..t in ,.U..b at .Ulii calamities to befall her with blisterin until 2 in the morning. Evidently a dog anguish; and, depend upon it, the don- How Johnnie went Ahead. O. M. Boia. mm a .. sua a uo In Gran'pa Pay's barn there wa a wooden box with a cover, only when you lifted up toe cover it wasu't a box at- all, but a long spout, reaching way through the floor into the cellar. Under It was a trongh ; under the rough a wide platform, aud leading up to the platform the nicest plank walk, with cleats nailed aross, to keep folks pigs, I mean fiom slipping down ; the whole arrangement being nothing more nor ess than the dining-room, where Gran pa Fay's two fat, lazy pigs were accus tomed to take their meals or meal ; I'm not sure which it should be. John ni seldom failed to be on hand when the pigs were frd, that, lying ni on the floor beside an 'pen scuttle close by, he might watch them scrabble clumsi- y up to the trough and thrust hi their a . a i-i noses, on one sine or me perpenaicuiar spout, which being exactly in the middle, gave to each an equal cbance. They would eat quietly for just about a minute and a half. Then round would go the larger one to wedge iu uot only his noise, but two fore-feet between number o and the spout ; and away that poor fellow must go to ihe other end, where he was no sooner comfortably setiled, with three feet inside the trough, than back woold come number one and insist ou bis right to put iu tur feet. After that you Couldn't be quite sure whether lucre was two noses and eight leet ou one sub-, or one nose and four feet on two sides, for it wasn't either very long at a time. Nnm ber t wo had one black ear, aud Johnnie's sympathies being ailh him, be usually niauagt d tn keep one eye ou that at the risk of losing his balance and adding another pail of leg? to skirmish below. A Pieiiy small lellow yon have there.' grau pa, one day, as Lit C, R. Barkkk, r o a arku o BTJIS & BARKER WHOLESALE & RETAIL Diroists Coruer Main Sc Fiaber Streets, SALISBURY, N. O., Where may be found a full assortment of The Masonic Journal. Pare Drugs, Medicines, Dye -stuff, Fine Hand kerchief Extract, Foreign & Dinetie Col ogne, Soaps, Hair, Tooth A Nail Brushes, Havana A American Cigar. All grade of SMOKING A CHEWING TOBACCO. A fine lot of Bras A Glaus LAMPS; lu the celebrated PerkinaA House NoX-axruMiYE Kerosene Lambs which we warrant for (wear . i t At' S3 year. maker, frencii uranay, ocuppernong Wine by the bottle or gallon. BUekberry. Malaga. California Slierrj A Port Wine. Imported Gin, ami ia fact everything nauallT kept in a first class Drug Store. Our preterip lion department x uolrly in 'A hands of Ike pro prietor, one or the other being in the Start day unci night and no one need apprehend any dan ger in having their prescription compounded. Feb. 18th. 1875. if K .P. BATTLE. F. H UA VIE RON President. Vice President. W. H. HICKS, Sec' j. NORTH CAROLINA STATE LIFE Insurance COMPANY, RALEIGH, N. O. 1 eiietn to of the '"''nod old times," and nuiuformed of the thirteenth amendment. The qnfstion whether women shall vote at tie next election for President, bids fair to become a live one. The Fed eral Constitution empowers the Legisla ture of each State to fix the mode in which tne elector. of President and Vice-President to which the State is entitled shall be appointed. The Legislatures originally choie 'the ejectors themselves, but for ward career ot most utnicled women ma be primarily traced to this early and wicked habit, for it is nothing else, it being as easy for a young woman to be industrious as the reverse. The Little World of London. Here are some curious statistics about Loudon, from one of the papers issued by the London City Mission : It covers within the fifteen miles' radi it comprises every quarter CAPITAL. $200,000. miiuy years" past they directed the choice U8 of Charing Cross nearly 700 square vt uu mi.ut uy iuoit viliauo uci incuiy- runes, it numocrs wunin inose uounaa onAetof age. A committee of the Hes 4,000,000 inhabitants. lDttctxticut Legislature lately reported 1,000,000 foreigners from uuuuiinously a bill to strike out tbe word of the globe. It contains more lloroan "male," and admit women to vote lor Catholics lhan Rome itself, more Jews Presidential electors on the same terms than the whole of Palestine; more Irish with men. ihe House came within a men than Dublin, more Scotchmen thxn dozen voles of passing the bill, and its Edinburgh, more Welchmen than Cardiff, friends say they can gam enough in twelve and more country-born persons than the months to open the Presidential polls to counties of Devon, Warwickshire, aud Durham combined. It has a birth iu it every five minutes, a death iu every eight minutes, and seven accidents every day in its 7,000 miles of street. It has on an average twenty-eight miles of new streets opened and 9,000 new houses built in it every year. It has l,000 ships and 9,000 sailors in its port every day. It has 1 17, 000 habitual criminals on its police regis ter, increasing at an average of 30,000 per annum. It has as many beer-shops and gin palaces as would, if placed side by side, stretch from Charing Cross to Portsmouth, a distance of seventy three miles. It has as many paupers as would moie than accupy every bouse in Brigh ton. It has an influence with all pans of the world, represented by the yearly delivery in its postal districts of 238,000, 000 letters. the women of Connecticut iu 1876 yi Mica in Xohtii Carolina. - Enough has not bceu written of the mica mines of this State. This morning it we bad the data we would cheerfully devote half a column or more to the subject. Mica miutug is an iudustiy that promises to do a irreHt h t I for the region between the Blue Uidge and the Alleghany mountains. TheTuscs to which mica is now put are almost numberless ; first, in sheets for headHg,br4irvVssels, frouts in stoves, ai(J-in etiiet.places where it is exposed to severe heal, or ther agencies that would destroy glass ; second, it is pulverized, aucLl4ed . ly in the manufacture of bfiMHW. aud coatings (or reflecting Furacet-, such as locomotive headlights reflectors and minors. Besides mica ihe transmontane region of our Stnte produces corundrum, a very fine mineral, in considerable quantities. WU.S(ut: 3 , , Hints to otton Planters. Keely's Motor Heard From. An exchange publishes the following suggestions to cotton planters, which will soon evtimely, and, if observed, will prove valuable to those preparing their crops for market. 1. Heavy bales are more economical to U:o shipper than light ones, on accouut or freight, drayage, &c. '"ll.Pui up no bales weighing less than 000 pounds net, as by trade regulations bales under that weight are uumerchau tabi. . t VIn uncompressed cotton, allow the b'gg"'" n the edges to meet, but not to lapsus in the latter case allowance has to bfc tr.ado for the extra bagging. 4 Pack each bale uniform in grade as otherwise t Ue bale will ouly sell for the price of ihe lowest grade. 5 Six topes or iron bands are allowed 'By tfcsde regulations to each bale. Weight allowance has to be made for any greater number. - Mark each bale on at least two places. This will prevent marks getting mixea. 7. Waste uot, want not. 8. f Keep each bale out of rain or sun shino. Thin Will prevent mildew aud wuitejn weight. There is now ou exhibition in a show window on Church street, Philadelphia, the giant gauge constructed for the pur pose of registering Mr. Keely's "power." It stands about four feet and a half high, and registers 54,006 pounds to the square inch being the largest gauge in existence. It is beautifully ornamented and planted with silver. It cost $1,000, $500 of which was required to be paid before work was commenced on it. It is stated that the Government has just ordered a similar one to be constructed for its use. 'I he largest Government gauge now is 20,000 pounds to the square inch. U v r i - . ' . Mr. iveeiy is more elevated in spirits than ever. He goes to his shop almost every night, besides bis work during the day, and there runs aud watches his ma ch ine, i. e.t the old apparatus. Some times be has one or two of the com nan v wittf him. The machine is kept running until 10 or 11 o'clock, when it is stopped and all retire. All this time it has been running with the same water, the vapor being constantly dissipated and repro duced. All connected with the company or the motor hove been more or less disappoint ed by the delay. But their nopes have brightened greatly the last week, or two, as they believe the time is not far. distant when the wonder of tho nineteenth cen tury will be pot hate successful operation. -jhw utean. said Dv they stood becide the scull le watching the piir of ungainly creatures below. Johnnie looked up to see who Was meant. LadieJ often eaid that iu the par lor, meaning Johuuiu himself ; but the wise doctor was looking straight at tbe pigs. So was gran'pa, oui bless hit old, loving heart he couldn't help laving one hand on the little blue cap, as he made answer. 'Promising, we think. Ileal goahead Put things right through. Once get him started, aud there wou t be a stout- in, turn -d. S'pose that's pig's. I don't !' said Johnnie to biiuseit, as the two getilh-mett walked aiiv. 'Turn over things fast -uotigh, pigs do ; liaii't tones though, aud gran'ua thinks the heapest of me auss I nw know.' The next Monday morning, as Johnnie was sauntering along towaid the barn, be met Samnv Curues, who, like himself, was iu serch of entertainment. 'Wh.ift's this?' asked Sammy, lif ing the wouden cover to the spout 1 hod. thump, scrambling, squealing t -!! i up ruioiieti tne pig, a- it it liaa i-e j wreas ineuvtu ; hours since breakfast. O, !he roared Johnnie. Nevr thought I could fool "em. That's fun, now. Let em get still, and bawbooae 'einagain.' That was one of Jim's words. So tbe boys slid quietly out of eight till the pigs had gone grunting away, to stretch themnelvfii iu the warm sunshine. 'We'll drop down a handful of stones tirs time, sam oammy, wno naea to an something new. Down went the stones, and up cam the gigs, together with a whole ttuck of hens, whose duty it was to keep ihe pig's dining-room free from crumbs. Johnnie vigorously applauded. 'Wonder how many stones t would take to fill up that thing,' said Sam my. 'Much as a bushel,' relumed Johnuie, screwing bis mouth round, s the men did when ''guessing tbe probable 'heft ut gran 'pa's beauties. 4rho ! that wouldn't half ! lei s get your wheel-barrow and try.' And at it they went, and when they were tired of dropping the stones down oue by one, lhuy managed lo lean a board against tbe spout, aud trundling the wheel barrow up, tip it over, man-tasbio i, the difficulty aud uncertainty of which pro ceeding kept their interest alive uutil din- uer-tinie. Gran'pa was away in town. Jim had gone to the woods, aud forgotieu to tell Bridget to feed the pigs. '1 hope those boys are not in mischief,' said grandma. 0, oo; only wheeling stones; they can't P' 8-.ll) do any harm,' said mamma, sigh ing over a long reut in the boy's second best jacket. 'Let's quit,' said Sammy, about 3 o'clock. 'Nd, sir ! that thing's going to be filled up, smack, sink'n swim, live'n die, s'v ive'n pei ish !' said Johunie, quoting from Judge Croly , who had oue day talked politics out in the barn. So the work went on slowly bat sure ly, till fust before sunset Johnnie shut down the cover with a sigh of satisfaction, and, having eaten his early supper, was beiug tucked iuto bed, when Jim made his appeal ance, some what sour about tbe mouth, aud damp as his clothes. Of course, after feeding tbe pigs in the dark, more or less, for five years, be bad naturally expected tbe contents of bis pail to go in one direction, whereas it went ia a-dozen. Some of Johnnie's mischief ! What's tbe boy been doing to-day V asked grau' pa, from his armchair. At end of Firt Fiscal Year had Lwoed over 900 Policies without RusUiininjc a single lorn. I'm. tent, economical and energetic manage ment has made it A SUCCESSFUL CORPORATION. This Company issues every desirable form of Policies at as low rates as auv other First Claw- Company. Imposes no useless restriction upon residence or travel. Has a fixed paid up valueonall policies afttr two annual payments. Its entire assets are loaned and invester Al HOME, to foster and encourage home enterprises. Thirty days grace allowed in payment of pre in in ins. Willi these facts before them will the peoph of North Carolina continue to vnr annualh thonaandw upon thousand of dollars to build up ron ign lompanie, when they can ecur insurance in a Company equally reliable and ever dollar premium they pay be loaned and invested in our own Stale, and among our own people Y Theo. F. KLUTTZ, J. D. McNEELY, f Agt's. Salisbury, N. C kUFFIN &TAYLOE. Oen'l. li't. Agt's, Greensboro X. C Dec. 31 ly. .fa. -miV ? J7y . rutsrf asV A. our i1' rrT'lf um D-t mans lua OTertir fnen: .! - iIkt ditlinct. we wl mt rn t abd rlbc rmt a m l.4wta : K. 11. POOTH. M.l Antlxir of PWii II nw I r.lk. MfulKa.' C.m.mon Swwa, Srri'iK in 8!r. etc.. 1 lxinntHi A vrniw (.w. Kft-t SMk Hrr,- . New York, M lKUrtiJT PHTsicitM. trr-ti. at' furm of Lttginj T Chftnic I)- an I mreirca Wxx fruw all parta of tha CliflUZ-.t WnEtD. R Um itrij ifil wi of comlncttn7 a Medical Trao rt.' He bt iuoc.ifHly trect iiaiieroii nalwut- in r-v tne Went Indies. Ioinlnlun oi Caualau and In afry part o' the Un Siaica, a NO MKRCURIAL Or ! let-rtoo- lrug na. He h. .lur.u the pae t jr.-n y th-. years, treaied icreat..lly naT:y m qnl am-. All tw-tf ennnwied w:ili aM cm csr fully manliiL whetinT tlioy be omnu.nniCBte.1 tf letter tr tn i-rn, or amciate i hy....es. med.uat men. HOW INVALIDS AT A DISTANCE Arc treitad. All Inralidn at a dirtaiice are rrqnirrd to anwtsr a Hut of plain qoeahonx. which ellciu every irm.xnm nnder which the InTaHd ultra All com MaaaMa treated mmMg cnOUetfL A ctrpUta y.tem of refft'terinw per rent niatakeH or eont ilca. Lint of qiietioi ent free, on apelictien. to any prt of the world. Sixty paiee pamphUt of Stidkbcw OV Sn'-CKaa, alao eent .free. All than tcstinx.nial ara from ihoas wh hava been treated by mail and expreea, Aovica ia omen, on nx aim nu or caaaoa. OaU on or addreaa DR. E. B. TOOTS. Ho. 180 Lexi nar ton Ave.. V. T. w -rrTcd ly tht lior or hu The latter ara all edeni.fto Matted to seU J)rFites Plain Homt Talk and 2Acticad Commcn. Sense . Also J)r lMlcs Science in Story. I' - .) ..M. .. . ).. .... Si ft f C ' J vtv roar. TO THE IfASOXW FRA TERSTTY IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE SOUTH. This it emphatically an affe of prowroaa. The world move a parr, bat with u, eaueeially of the South, AiaMunary huafaaakwa, bcrweww lacking a proper diaatuiinai ion ol lUtmm purr principle peculiar to our old Order. Our bretherii of othrr more favored aedior.a have their periodical literatura, and are hrifkt and proaperoua : we, loo, ahould floarhdi aad Uoa on aa the ruae. rWra are ia the South nearly 200,000 Freentasona, and rroignisinf; the laiperatirr nerd (or a regular and permanent Organ pecu liarly Mticed to the demand- of ihht vaat nun ber "win. are linked ingetber by aa indiaaula hie chain of ainoere abVciiun,' we lMe deter mined to eatahliah in tbe city of Cireeiiaburo, N a firat-claas WEEKLY MASONIC NEWSPAPER, with tbe above name, aura aa lb dignity and advancement of the Fraternity will approve. Iu Literature will o purr, and of the higheat order; making the JotaAL a tt a pan inn ur the moat cultivated and refined, anJ a wel come viaiior lo any bouaehold. la thbt con nection we hare engaged the aervicea of able and popular writer wboar bearta glow with a fond deaire for the perpetuitv of tbe Ancient Landmark of our "Myatic Ritea," and we will -pare neither labor nor epena to make tbe paper a highly inetractire and popular Family and Maautiic vkiior. With a jMirnaliaiie exprrienar of rarveral years, and a detenu, oat ion lo give all our lime, talent and energy lo lie promotion of ihia impor- a 9 a n d mm cmerpnae, we noie to receive I rum our Masonic brethren that liberal confidence and support which, bv an entire devotion to iu auceeaa, we hope to merit. It will be an eurht page, thirty-two column dieet, (Tinted on good while paper, and furn ished week ly al the low price of $2 per rear. Thi Una number will be iaaued ou Wednewlav. the Mh of Septeinlier. I87 and reaularlr on Wed- uesd.iT of each week thereaner. ted"" All inonev ahould h arnt bv Check. nat-office Order or Kegiatervd iHler ' .. 1. A l . AM. a . . r. r . t ii.s.iN. ii i nun as. naaer. Geo. S Bakku, Creenaboro, N. ( Haf Until Sent, lat addreaa ua at Kish-.os. PS8EVGER8 Croinff Iorlli or East. Vill avoid night changes and aeenre the moat omfortable and abort eat route bv Luvinv icketa M THE VA. MIDLAND file onlv chanee of ran In Riliimnr. La m north of the river al DANVILLE acros a Iweloe fool vlnttorm it, DAYLIGHT. The entire train run from DANVILE It. BALTIMORE over one uniform gauge with Mile shorter ut change Thia route i one Hundred ban any other to the SPRIXGS OF VIRGINIA. O J FORE AO RE, General Manager, Alexandria. Va. W D CHIPLEY, (reueral Soutlieiu Agenf. A'U ia W VATLi.,u fu.. Travelling Agent, Oreeu.boro, N. C May 13-4iu Carolina Central Railway Co. OmCR GK5ERAL S UflH t XTkK PEKT. Wiluiiugton. X. C. April 14. Ir73. ) BCaaTHaaTT. vt mi mmBflr Change of Schedule, On and aRer tndav. April 16tb, 175, tbe trains will run over thi Railway a follow . PASSENGER TRAINS U-ave Wiltnin-ou at T l" A M Arrive atCharliateal 7.1b P. M Leave Cuariotte at 7.0U A. At Arrive in Wiluiiugion at 7 OU P. la FREIGHT TRAINS Leave W lliningtoo at 6.00 P U Arrive at Charlotte at .6.00 P M Leave Charlotte at 6 0 . A M A i rive iu Wilmingtou at .6.00 A 11 MIXED TRAIK8 Leave Charlotte at Arrive at Buffalo at , Leave Buffalo at '. Arrive in Charlotte at IS and GOLD COIN Presents! Mew le&'it lacaw tJjSZ eVfS- aeaaamw BeaeKaVal 'J1!! - aTaaaear. ' JmjSnT n' im I-" 'w-r-TTT- T 253ct-3 tia-i'itaiwfi lagj aaatamen U enr ffi-j -rf-P-'Sf J".5vr, tV.KJ A. BORDETTE SMITH'S MontbU " Worll of FasWoi." j rmt ARTS t4 FOLfTE L twrstara. L Sin -If ( .T1-a 2 5 C a rfU trie--, ftt a lVninJtSe Tin 1 T aaJt a!kk rarwiM ef freJrv - ft NaafiKa. iTlTjl .'J KAMet it.' vftsui waw aiavi'T n.ACl UQm --ta ml PaUaaav weaalfea. . Tae-XOWTTILY WOW O V i' v-it ION," the very ata SaSSu'CV.a'odTn'Ja" Sffitis flUsiRtd Fatten lm COIIatlrj MMni fVrn prraoll Sau4e cope, U Caea. S&? SSiir. J-'Ti.cti while II ia publUhrd. .ii,.h.,i fiM ., "a $4,500.00 in Gold Coin to Give Awet! nSl wi)l fiTe 2.000,00 in GOLD Ve wOl five 82.vu.00 ia GuxJ) iZA COIN (' 65 vron wbo mii.i. it lite larke4 lo 1S3 wr wUi nunilwr of nbarriberaiorMir World of Path-r to tmr "BaXaVaT " at loiLwWwaea,ln.rr March 5. 1876 each , iw re March 1. 18 76. As follows: To TUB UBTTKK-ri or THE A HHJJi: To TUL GaiTaa rr At mm' tl 2 Labokst Club td largest aub. Sd Largest Club. 4th Largnt Club 6th Largest Ciub. 6th Largest Club 7th Largest Club. 8th Largest Club Mh Largest Club. 10th Largest Club. 11th Largest Club .$800 00 in Gold Coin. Lauoi t I li b 200.00 in Gobi Ciin, . .150.00 in GoM Coin. . 190 0fi in ! Coin. . .130.00 in Gold Coin. ..110 00 in Gold Coin ..100 00 in Gold Coin.1 . . 7.1.00 in Gold Coin. . . 50.00 in Gold Coin . . S5.00 in Gold Coin., 2d I-ar-wl Club 31 Larv-rM Clnb 4th Lar-rt Club 5lh J -in: eat Ciab. Otli largest Club 7lb l-ar,ir-4 Club. 8tb Iryrmt Club n) Ijiryeat Club loth Largest Club. 11th 1 orgeat ( 'tub .300.00 ia Gold CAa '"" tv in ,.i,l (juj 150 M I. G4dc2 00 ia W.)d Cask 1OO 00 in Goid Cask . 75.00 in Gold Caaa. . 50.00 ia Gold Caia . 25.00 ia Gold Cesa . 2 VO0 ia Gold Cnav . 2-V00 in Gold Ccea oo rn irold CaJ 25.00 in (iold Coin.; and so on tn the 65th Largest Clud. and o on to i3d lar?e4 Clnh. YOU get a remium for every aubacriber yon aend ua. AND every aufaaeribar SjaSa a nnv inum. BOTH of theae GOLD COIN PIIK-ENTS offer will 1 found at fall leneib in tbe fSarraaa. uer N: mhek, beaidea tbe naan- and 1' O. ad.ii.w ! 1U2 -erauffia to nbuaa webaee ju aaai 2,135.00 in Gold, aonordin it onr previoua otfera. You can write to one or ail of tbesi, ssj hev will tell von thai e do esaetl v aa we procure. lei nrOT nay wtoaud ytair owi. u'Krii tiai to eiibnr of onr Magasiocv, vbaj UUH DCO I juu will get the firal nuniU-r an 1 yntr ( eidftwieanf Pn iiium. which too can abow, and al once Ik .in eeltinj anbat liuera, or aend 2 eenta fur ana asac. -end Stamp for Faahion Catalogne. A. BURDtTTE EK1TH, P. 0. BOX 5055 9M BRS.nCWAT NEW YOMCITl GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN Co's (Late S JHIO s ;LI till OltUW COM) IMFi;oVKD CAAINBT 03a.GIVS AND eaaaaalaBaBaa Lt Saawajaaaaj ' JM (""BaaaBan aVaaaV ...8.00 A M 12 M 12 30 PM .4.30 P II Dr. Ler jor'a Toala Bowel and Pile Pills. Ttiew pill are an Infallible reaaadj for cooat:patioa i.l .Uu caaet by weiknean or utpreefra of tbe rwrwt . Uo moLMi of the bowela. They eery gently liiorea-m th i activity of the intestinal canal, pn d.ioe ift s.w . at l r.-'.itve pOaa at one. Thmiande hara bean cn e-1 by them. Price 00 canta, aent by mail cm rv 4 if M-i. prepared only by F. At.FRKD BBtcJt.VRnT. PaAaatAOurr, 40 Vouwxb Araaca, .rlaw York Citt. Dr. Sargsr's Compound Fluid Extract of Rhubarb and Dandelion. Th- hw com hi n ition of paialy vaaatable nvdictnea t-. eotirjiv nsolaca Calomel or Blue Pill. It Btimnlatea tin irr. lnomwM the flow of bUa. and thua at onae tepidity of thi Hor, bilaanaat and n-i inKtl.in. ui I tha diaaaaa artaine from dvne'.Mia. rick hvlche. flatn'.rnor, etc. The tionj .if thia Hxtmct wiU be proved, visibly, at to .hf p it n ua one or two bottle are aofflcirat to el r Uw c.n;iexion boiutifally. anl remove pimplea and atti.ia c raaad tw Uver tmublaa. Price f 1 par betOn 0 bxtlea, $': wilt be aent on reortpt of tha price to aav addreaa. fro- of chajva. Prepared onty by F. aLVRSD KBICHAnDT, PaaaBACUX, aOSFoUBZSI A van ua, Kaw Voaa Citt. No Traina on Sunday ecc opt one freight train ibat leaves Wilmingtou al 6 p. a., iuatnad of on Saturday night. Connection?. Connecta at TVilminrton with Wilmineton d Weldon, aud Wilmington. Columbia A- Aucunta Uailniiid!, Semi'weekly Xew York aud Tri weekly Baltimore aud weekly Philadelphia Steamers, and the Hirer Boats to Fayctterille. CnnnrctH Ht Cnariotte with it Wet tern Di vision. .North Carolina Hailmad. Charlotte A Statesvile Railroad, Charlotte A Atlanta Air Line, aud Charlotte, Columbia Jr Aurula Bail road. Thua supplying the whole West. Northwe t and Southwest with a short and cheap line to the beaboard anu t.urope. 8. L. FREMONT. Chief Eogineer and 8u:ciutendent May 6. 1875. tf. GRAND COMBINATION ORGANS. FITTED WITH TlIK NEWLY I KSTED BCKXB1TOR8 PATX3KT QTJAXtlPTinO TTTBC8, An invention bavin 2 a moat important hearinr 00 the foiare f Red InMntaaenta, be avaSI which the quantity or Toluene of lone U btgly iaarwaaxd, and the quality of tune rrndtrtd Eml to that of tie Best Pipe OiEEE! ef lie Seme Capacity. Blackmer and Henderson, and Solicitors. 'DidiA leave a stone, gran'pa.' called Attorneys, Counselors uu"! miner sieepiiy 'pm em rigbt through. Yon see, Sammy started l,o 1 t . 1 . u.u6, -x jusi went aueaa. uourse ; SALISBURY, N. C " - wtiiugj 1 tie uocior 1 'Humph ! said gran'pa. 'What ears January 22 1874 tt. uuie ioias nave We ought to be more careful what gets into them.' Which is half the moral of my story. The other half gran'pa proceeded lobe stow upon Johnnie. 'Something on purpose for you to re ebex. Are you listening, Jobn 'Some,' said Johnnie, faintly. Fwt, be tare you an right, than go ahead :' " H The Pieflmont Press, HICKORY, F. C.f Is the only paper published in Catawba Couuty, and has an extensire eireolation among Merchants, farmers, and all elaases 1 f business men in the State. Tbe Prf.ss is a uvf. wiae-awaae Uetuocratic paper, and is a desirable medium for advertiaiog ia estern north Carolina. Liberal tertna allowed on yearly advertisement. Sub scription $2.00, in advance. Andrews MURRFL Ac THOMLINSON, Editors and Proprietors. v j dv r 1 .1 4- 11 ..u:i.. p.,.., " YL.i,r. ( '.'.!-i thai i ur ceieoraieu ox .eirw. iu iiiu.ihS. .. ... .... - r., ing "Cello" or "CUrionel" Ktopa, "Cieua Horn," "1 remona," - ox Angclel, and ALL THE LATE IMPKO V hEi TS Can be obtained onlv in theae Organa. Fifty Se, Pnrlor and tlx- ChrchulD TMC BEST IN friATfelALANO - - Ki ANSHIF, Quality and olume ol loue LncquaJicu. PRICES, 850 TO 8500. FACTORY AND WAREROOM8, CORNER 8A YctwJt.HWAJ. jgHED IU 1850.) AQEI7TI Wanted fa a very Couaty Address GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN CO DETHOlf, AuyA jF'AIl.fMlEjFta J M IS Cheap Chattel Mortgages, and c ther variou a blanks for sale bert FRESH TTJUNIP SEEDS Just Eeceived a Fresh Supply of Early White Flat Dutch. Early Red Top Telio w Abeiueei. aad tbe Xt Uo KutaBaga CRAIGE & CRAIG1?. St1? SA rE LAB0R 8A VE TIE BY usrKG nz rAB O A71J r . ATTO UN -IM in AX LAW S0ttrit0r5inPankri.jifa. t7 Special attention paid to proceed aa ing in Bakmptcay. It will run lighter. It will torn roor land better. It will make yea fastlsv you leas to keee it in order, than aay other Plow you bare ever uaed. We will furoiau yon fotnu one year lor ooe pkw iourumary land iwr ooa iw" V-aat" yon pay yoar niacKamitn lo do tne uin oo your oia-iauiuned rtow : We hare mat made a treat reduction in lr;ce T All we aak of yen ia. Try it, and tbeaif yo don't like it brlnz Uback aad yoar be refunded to you. ' ca WE WARRANT EVERY rL)W At JLVy ISS'n Sept. 5, 187S r . - .a eaei