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ll LVS FOR SALE.
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mules and a filly; fbr'aale,
j. J. STEWART, ;
! bi'SINESS NOTICE.,
t - . . .u indebted, to u hyv note
i"r .. ..eet to malce prompt setde-
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Indebted . to iw by.XTortgnsw,
i ; nrL-uuuls are rnw u wwe
' '". i.-n the time expire: Ko'-4Xliec
tti passing y ,n store
. i . at nlmust anv honr of the
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r.'l ''bstyiiijrlieir hos, ;lmt. eloth'i
Af , n birh they are orrering ai uhsu-,j
n .1 . . .
.. ir fe. r nun ine auiouub - i-
L .dafly in front of their ware house,
tliulTthey re buying a great deal of the
j we learu Hfe I'Hymg nur I'f ces.
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II. H HELPEIl
:j r,f Hit cHTZ'"f i uown roaniy
Colmifz-'tlon and Kefoiui at the fol
Jit N'ovenil"'!' 1st-
v:. 2a
Wednesday
it Salisbury,
Nov. 4.
fie Gold land Silver Wche, beautiful
IiGoM and Diamond Engagement Ringf,
Jt Jewelry, Ac, at IJeilV, llie l-opnlar
j a? ' ;
iVto'T VHr,r ros (X) innrked ? It
Bfiij .v,,,Tr ulM-riiii'H yenr has ex-!-.iltliai
.rrr-iiiittaiK-e is dw. IMease
ttl.eol.rck. and b . , i
i iik invent of tdet season. rue great
WtirM Exposition of ol JohnoRnlHlnsont
ve lti Salisbttry n 27th OeU, find every
miles Js growiog hapy;at he new. The
Ciuciunati papers have been recently ?puh-
usuiug exieuPiT ii.(rii9 aescnuiog me
many addttims to the already vast eoneern,
and It sterns Ihe great' show U: now "the,
grandest one on the continent. Old 'John
Robinson is a man of imineuse wealth, and
he spares no money to make his Meuagerie.
Aquarmin and drcusbeyond -even -t-
lempt at rivalry. . His additions .and im
provements this year outstrip, every oriner
effort, and his whole ambition U ; to sustain
Ins well-earned rerutatiti . frH having ,,the
most complete exhibition - on j-eartli. .The
assessed value .of his show is oyer n mill
ton dollars, and 'lti citrrent expenses ' are
over two thonsand dollars per day'.' He has
frty cages of wonlerfal wild beasts, a inag
mficeot GirafFe. the largest performing Ele
phan. in America, anv immense, black Su
n.atran Rhintwems, a giant Ostrich, a sehoof
of 5ea Lbms. and Seals, some , large Asiatic
and African Lions, aud natiiltrlessothr re
markable novelties not owned or controlled
by any other concern. ' Ou the day. ofeach
exhibition, a. splendid holiday street 'parad?
wil( be given throng h the place, aud-noue
of our readers should tni$s seeiue it. as it
will be a. -moving panorama f dazzling
beauty, conlainiug chariots, cages of wild
beasts, deu of strarce animals, cars of tri
umph; performing animals loose, in the
streets, kept tu abeyance by experienced
male atid female :rainers ; bauds of music
comprising forty anen, and. iu fad, such a
show has never yet vited, Salisbury, and uo
one witbinfifty n ilets should, fail coming to
witness its grandeur. Tbe -, brilliatiC street
parade is, of course, free to all, while tbe
adniissioii to th thre? grent shows is ..only
larinin
pairouizcd, aixt jilly ctidrsetl by clergymen
of every denomination and by ?c!muI strper
iriteiidents,' teachers, and tlie most refined
families iu the Union. umiH ueed hesitate o
eiijoy iis-Avenlth jof i ust i net im and inno
cent amusement.! The day of its show -inn
iii Salisbury, is Oct. 27. Do not forget th
day. It.
conntj a doxen or more onufactunnguVtVveWlne VedpleM contFoTVu;Vlfe
hsbmenti of vanoas jkinda, employing from .in - -..f f -, .f - ;-u " T- "!"ri
five to six ihouMnd ihtelligent" laborer and riTZr ' i--'w-p I f-l t":- vf -
artisana.hu land would hot on It be worth t ten 1 be "emocralic nominees in feventeer
ai-tisana, hu land would not only be worthy ieh
itmes iw present vaiue. out ne wouia una ready
sale for fifty timea the jaooount of product now
grown upon it, and at mnch belter price than
he now sets. . i " l H i trU' l 'J '
We have in .North Carolina 392.000, nefrrde.
In their stead we want, and mu-at have, 32.000
white men, Tlie Emigrant association intheci'V
p( New-XofK! estimate- every JmigrWaUo be
wortl to the State, $1,WU. At thia rate 392.
000 white emiranU would be worth to North
Carolina $392,000,000; Nineteen million dol
lars wilt colonise alt the negroes in the West
Indies, bo ti diHerence between the value of
392.000 while men and so many black f men Is,
three ' hundred and I aeventv-three 4 m4!ions
dollars in favor of the white men. Again we
have in Rowan omnty 3.76S adored people.
If their places' were supplied with 3.768 white
men, wich for instance a Mr Dunham Mr. Clark,
Mr Achenback, Mr. Gilert, and Cot. Julian Al
len who has recently settled in Iredel( county,
they would be worth to the county $3L768.00(l.
One hitndred and elghiy-eight thousand dollars
will colonise all the negroes in the county,
therefore, the county would be bettered by
$;i.53i).000, to say nothing of the healthy motv
al condition print need hy such a change which
would be worth infinitely more than ihediller
ence in dollars. j
Thomas Jefferson, the father of Democracy
siid. "Nothing is more certainly . written in
the book of fate than that these negroes are to
be free ; nor is it less certain that the two races,
equally free, cannot live in the same govern
ment. Nature, habit, opinion, have drawn in
delible lines of this distinction between them."
Now that the negn es are free, colonisation is
in order. j
Again, Mr. Jefferson said : Personally I am
ready and desirous to make any sacrifice which
shall insure the gradual but complete Retirement
from, the State, and effectually, at the some fW
exla.blui Aeat elsewhere in 'freedom and mfety'
But I have not perceived the growth of this
uipomo n tne rising generation, of which
I once had sanguine hopes. I leave it, there
fore, to time, and not at all without hoDe that
the day will come equally desirably And wel
come to ns"as to them." i
have held meetings attended bv thousands
of citizens of botii rlcea fcud piariiea. fVhh
ilcpublicana haVe iell imeefingahen
and where they plelsed,, and hnt a single
act of violence has ef occurred. On the
18th utt.,the Demnemtic Execmive Com
mtctee inviter t4ie Ujepnblicanciirvas8er8
lW joint-dUcdaiioii iat4beir! meetings.
Thia in vital ion, wiajrenfewed on.tbe 28fh
nit.,; and accepted j by t the I Republican
E xeciiti vs Com muiv Mvf-1 hKSi h insi:
upon the usual lernls j Th proclamation
o the, Goveino is 1 utteih at variance
wuh he actiuntof jjnl iE'ecitioo Com
luiti-rtf oi in own pirtv,! 1 tit UOr
jxo aaajce, qt But to Shake? -
I lAye, that is the nm4i W n
it Rowan Mill?,
it Ko""V McLnnghihVs old place on one priee. iucluOing tnetiaeecie. aquarit
. i"-.;.i,A marl. S'flv. .1. : Hti.l circus. 1 4i this vast exhilo loins fre
tVeM'a riubt smart prink
JItirid morning. '
ling of
ice last
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' A'party of 25 from Hickory and Statcsville
pd tliruiiii Vii tlair way to"1 the Cu., last
Tuwlay..! ; '
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I J(e"r. J. M.'Knox & Co., have just received i
ibot 3,000 of the old and original "Blum's
iifflinau" for 1877.
WeBoiae in tlie city the lie v. W. A. Man-
fmii,W 'f f(a; Profesorrtof Chanel Hill. He
i,rHiin rditt'ies lu fje.
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Kt. ilTJi.; Ahrineathy will preacti nnil lei:-
tBrt at the 'MethotlUt b. Church on NVelnes-
iJevciiiiu the 2."lli iusi all are cordialijLin-
(ilcu li Mtleiiil. , -
' Em-TORS atchmav. In the Examier of
the 5th instant appeared the following para
graph :--
"We susjest Mr. Helper is in league with
woree men than himself whose purpose is, to
daw age our cause all they can.
The subjoined card was submitted to that
paper; for "publication and declined. Pleise
publish it as an advertisement ill your paper one
time and oblidge,
Yours Respect fnl ly
SalislSurv, X. (V H. II. HELi'hR.
Oct. lih, 187G.
quiesces in fiee discugoiou ;(the loimer in
effect suppresses fiebaie and eubsti
.tittttea armedi force for frjee sp-Ii"
We assert eatnepjly wi, , faall sense
of our nsowiihilitii 5 that
ot things exis's in ijiSa!e hi !i justi
tiero 4Xroiiryt -prnceejiJiirtrfoi the
pari -Wf Governor ClIamhWlaH V 1 ' s.ln
object is to irritate .nd provoko comiuiss
sions which may b he excuse ,r an
appeal to the administration of 'the United
States to garrison ttie' Stale. We eliall
counsel our people tji preserve lhejp.ce
obey tbejaws and qlauity await the day
of tlu;ir deliverauU from ibiawauloii
despotism. j ! ! ' " -
To ihe people of the United $tae we
submit our wrongs,Jcon(ideiitly relying on
their wisdom and justice lo .rebuke this
daring attempt to rlgiilaie the ballot by
the bayonet and crtijsh the libertiea of a
peoplt
fever and ague, or o banub the atTociona; dit
eeby acoiuiia 'of that attndard anti-febrile
remedy. If ostelter'a Bittont. Th . i
much doubt a to the response of the malaria,
utricken to thi inqairy, From every locality
rr . ' lunaiuianisaretorujent
ed with the ahivering plague comes an iucrpss
ng demand for the only genuine preventive
nd.eradcnt of malaria provided by science.
Thedenixenaof fever and ague districts well
know,how utterly inadequate to do more than
give a brief respite are the so-called remedies
of thefacullyQuininc, arsenic, bismuth
what are these but toisonoiia palliatives, which
cease after a time to produce any beneficial
effect whatever, and if persisted In wreak irre
parable mischief upon the system? Everywhere
they are being abandoned by intelligent per
sons, and that genuine vegetable specific for in
termittent and remittent disease, Hostettera
Bitters; substituted in their place.
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ERASER.
KELL,
John inu ei:o?j Id emocratic
J. Dl KENNEL) V: ? Kcu.ivu
.J. A. HO VT.T j '.'
R. O'NEALI-V:
In-
:C-o;uiui; let
IHCTTER TIMES."
That time has come, Mr. Stewart, soviet us
all go to work. !
Ajjain, Mr. JefTi rson said : "Going fiom a
country pot-sessing all the nefnl arts, they luibt
be the means of tratispiauiiiik them ahong the
inhabitants of Africa, and would thins carry
bai k to thecMiintry of their origin the seeds of
civilization." j
Mr. Clay, the father of colonization in I.ihcria
said: Of the utility of a total separation of
the two incongruous Hrtions of our population
pone love ever doubted." j
I i ni I Writer ail : If any gentleman
from tlie South shall propose a sclieiile to be
carried on by this government iiH)i a laige
scale, for the lransrx)rtation of the coloreil peo
ple to any colony or place iu the. vorld, shall lw
quite disposed to incur almost any degree of
eJt,K-nse to accomplish that o.Uecl.; As a )m. Magnau( , and vant and p.vervh,v
Jvjtithern man I oropose to inaugurate the . , 1
Many Years of Careful Re
l search has produced it.
r Voorl'i Improved Hair Eestorative
is Unlike anyther, and has no equal. The
Improved has new vegetable tonic proper
ties restores grey hair to a glossy, natural
color ; restores faded, dry, harsh and falling
hair ; restores, dresses, gives tigor to the
hair ; restores hair to prematurely bald heads;
removes dandruff, humors, scaly eruptious ;
removes irritation, itching and scaly dryness.
No article produces such wonderful effects.
Tiy it. call for Wood's Improved Hair
Restorative, aod don't be put off with any
other article. Sold by all druggists in this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade sup
plied at manufacturers' prices by C. A.
Cook Ac Co.. Chieago, Sole Agents for the
(jutted states and Canadas, and by J. F.
Ileury. Cuirau & Co., New York. 51
This is i lio alUprt'vai
making itself heaid all
over
tl
le
ud.
of -ill pllji. el life's
coming iiotn'peiip
aud cotidii ions
"W.e want bertt'il liiiM's !
ol peace-factories 'are closed, f urnaces are
cold, workmen arp font
At a period
trade lan;;uii.hes, husiness and
of employment.
Mr. 3mi. Ui.iiian died last Friday, -between
2jml 1 o'clock. 1 Jle had Iwen coiifijitd f , r
wux mmillis pa-t. i His fuoerai took place
ift,Satunl;iv evening at the Methodist ('hurch.
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&z aiid highly tsteerued lady of our
Iuji, Mrs. liKXJ. K. Fraiev, departed thia
life at her rt-sidence, Tuesday morning last.
i.i; had beerr an invalid for a long time.
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t'uddtn 'Death Mr: Henrv Litaker, who 1 a
V-n HrlliiiL' betf at the stall near. Mclnlirc's
Furniture Store, fur several weeks past, was
Uten vi'i)letitl v ill on Tuesday some form of
cwigftition anl.died fliis morning at 4 o'clock.
Wni. Wiilrftrl, horn in Southampton
o. V, in 1771, no' 10- years old, i in, siood
illh ami Ls living with his daughter, Htrriet
JfcSeelrin Iredell co. He has 51 grand
c'tiliirea and 4 'great grand children.
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Mr. E. F. Rogers has become a member, of
ita5rm of Merouev .t Bro. The firm's name
the future will he Meronevs & Rogers. Mr.
? I'.Metoney wiihdevofe hi time, exclusive
to tke foundry and wikh! shops.
0"r ladies naturally take pride in the dec
Wfioiw and arrangement of Floral Hall and
tH buildings of the fairgrounds. They will,
e suppose (ry to surpass tbe last year's work.
ttieTitUe time they now have, it will re
Vi.'etlose.aj.i.lication. " ' 1
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The 8 o'clock night Train from the East haa
freqiientlv behind time of late. It arrived
,l o'clock; :f ii esdy morning delayed" be-
ff i GreVnsboro by a freight train, three cars
Mclin,n off the track and blocked up tlie
"Hi it could rot pass.
p. . ; '-',,
V,I0U. fAter one of our stores you are greet-
y li!S?iiA l'ch, reads, "Terms Cash."
n1' wtinpporta this notice is also adorn
7 poiiceiuatrH Cub or "billv" Tins is
toNated to forcibly remmd the ever forgetful
'7 c that tl
notice.
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, uipv mean wnat: they say wtien tney
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i--I ersoiis &f pihkI nniirtnnitietito kno7
'y there is an extraordinary crou of
.V "na .-."jtw,.- this year. That the forest
reloaded with them, 1 Unfortunately: we
liave our usual crop of hogs to devour
nat, disease among theru haying destroyed
'fe entriU hav been mad durintr the
1 thiin Was evnwf4.il hw th aecre
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Etitpr Examiner. In the last issue of the
Exandner, 1 am held up before tbe public as an
Independent Reform candidate for'rhe Stale
Senate in . oposiiioii lo the regular noiui
liee, in a false position. It is a fact that, a
hire imniier of the more inrelligent afid better
inloriued citizens of Rowan and Davie coun
ties were opposed to the nmination of Ca t.
Crawford. That opKjsitun exists to-day, ami
it is as strong now as it w;is then. If the Ex
aminer believes that my course as an Indeen
deiil Reform candid ile deserves censure, then,
the Independent negroes wlio are writing and
Viwaking in favor of Reform jn North Carolina
mikI elsewhere, should also lie condemned. If
the Examiner tli inks the jteople ought to vole
against llieir honest ctmvictbms, for the regu
lar nominee, then, the ' negroes should not le
ceiistired for voting us one man, the Radical
ticket. .
The Examiner and the public, will, I trust,
pardon a personal allusion here to myself. 1
claim to-be tlie author of the Ketonu move
ment in North Carolina see my addresses and
letters published in February 1872 of . which
the late Hon. D. M. Barringer, tlien the Demo
cratic chairman of tlie'State Executive Commit
tee, jwiote as follows :
. "Rai eujii. Feb. 29, 1873.
H. II. IlfXPEB, Esq.
: ' My Dear Sir: I concur
fully with you as to the importance of tne
"LiWral Republican Movement" ai.d ihiiik
that its action at Cincinnati may. probably
ituttie the next President of" the United cUales.
All the elements opjaiswl 4o corruption, in
tflkiency and misrule, ought to irute to defeat
the tty in power, ikiw grossly alaising the
great trust of the Natin and endangering the
free principles of the government. You may
rest assured the platform al Greensboro' will
lie broad enongh for all honeat and true men of
whatever party, to stand upon tunether.- Your
excel lent -and 'telling letters are being publish
ed here; They are strong and' to the, point."
; Again, I re-established tbe Raleigh Register
111 !8o"7, in the sole interest of the people. It
labored for Universal Amnesty and gradual
tiegro suffrage. It opjosed tlie severe con
fiscation and iiroscriptfve clauses which were
sught to be ineorjwrated into our present
Const it ut ion by cartet-baggers, an? the carpet-
tiaggers, AUbott and llealon, aummeo mat 11s
nicies were just ami wise enough to prevent
isaid; clauses from being incorporated in the
Constitution.. Again, l esfablished the MH olden
Record'.' in the spring-of 1868, expressly to
wriie down Holden and tbe Constitution, And
Bgam, I established the Salisbury Tribune in
1872, for the purpose of writing up Democratic
Reform. ; At these eflbrts of Reform 1 have
lost'more than SoiXH), in all which 1 have been
in "leasue" with m thing in the world but Re
form and I am not in "league" with any person
or thing uxjic out neiorm.
i Have I no rights asa Reformer, Mr. Stewart
deserving tbe respect and confidence of the ieo
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f Aa a Reform ; candidate lor the State Senate,
I am in kvor First, of Colonizing the negne8 ;
Secondly, of the election of Til den and Hen
dricks, Vance and Jarvis, and the Ratification
Of "tne nrt'poser .oi",iiii,, """""
Third It. of a law thatrshall regulate labor;
Fourthly, of a law that shall require
Wmnn to show his tax receipt Itetore vot-
inz r ifthlv.u a law giving large, j(t'
to intices of tlie Peace ; Sixthly, although the
wMiming-postis a relic ot barbarism, yet,, us
restoration would prove a great moralizer at
the present time, and 1 am. for that
r... 1 ;r iii flip ure-einiri
prot.ose
scheme of colonization, lo be accomplished so
tar as money is concerned by contributions, not
by taxation. j
Mr. Lincoln said to a deputation of negroes
in 1862: "Why should not theieopleof voiir
race be colonized ? Whv should thev pot leave
this country ? This, i perhaps, the first ques
tion for consideration. You and we area1 ditterert
race?" Mr. Lincoln also said : "I did not al
any time say I was in favor of negro; suffrage.
Twice once substantially, and once expressly
I declared against it. I am not in favor of
negro citizenship." : Again, Mr. Lincoln said :
I am not and never have been, in Xavor of
making voters or jurors of negroes; no?,of qual
ifying them to hold office; nor to intermarry
with whites; and I will say j further,
in addition to this, that there is a physical diff
erence between the white and black races,
which I believe will forever forbid. jthtf tw
races living together on terms of social and jkj
lili.'al equality." j
These quotations' are given here as addition
al ami greater reasons than any 1 can produce
why the negroes should and mnxt he colonized,
i lj Kesieclfullv. I
II. H. HELPER.
Salisbury. N. C. Oct. 9. !S7t5. 1
SOUTH
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CAROLINA.!
o
iorta the Tii-niiiiet4 VfTV
fveimh WhU expectafforliow
. ..; vv e hope our town ud county peo:
WillS..r Li.. ..-.- . ,.-:..'
j,"111100' Thenji will be a large
g'Tiwn tbe Wester n, section i of the
Sual ' " " Meck,t,n,,Urf Cabarrus.
.y-ba :idsonaod other counties. , We
B't ubJisH -another issiie before the
jar 1 -r - i
? "Jlltnrsafelv sat that our Mr u ill -ant
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land Jepter-J
iii?-I.ci-l9Vi'rkinfi: in a crowd onoe
4u'nTe'4pe that h thought might pos
jr cont.iirj valnable pap"ra. When
h TMmms n he found Hint oe. a
Address of the Democratic State Committee.
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How the Republican are Frepar-
IXG TO CkI'SII TUE LlIlERTIES OF A
PtOPLE. j
The following address has been pub
lished by the Democratic Executive Coin
mitiejof South Carolina f j
i To the People of the U. S. :
In a period of profound peace, jwith the
laws unresisted and the process ol tie courts
unopposed, the (joVei nor of South Caro
lina has, by proclamation, declared that in
1 he cocnties of Aiken and Barnwell it has
become impracticable to enforce, bv the
ordinary course of judiciary proceeding,
the Uws ot ihe btute, a id that it has be
come' necessary for him, as Governor, to
call forth and employ the military force
of the State." lie has also alleged that
certain organizations exist contrary to law
iu all the counties of the Suite, which are
engaged in promoting illegal obji-icis and
ill cotno'ittiiig open acts of lawlessness
and violence, and he has threatened to
declare martial law and to suspend the
writ ot hajteas corpus. j
The charges preferred by Governor
Chamberlain against the citizens! of the
Slate are as false and libellous as his
threatened usurpation of power is tyran
nical and unwarranted, and bis extraordi
nary I proclamation can be explained upon
the assumption that Governor Chamber
lain, with a similar disregard of law and
ot fatft, is determined to resort to the most
extreme measures to prevent the other
wise jcertain defeat of himself and his cor
rupt party. There havn been disturbances
iu Aikeu county non-political in their
character. They have Jong since ceased.
iAIl the parties for whom warrant were
issuejd have promptly surrendered them
selves to the law. Perfect p?aee!aud the
nrofoundest quiet prevail. No armed
COinbtiiaiions hindwr the piocesses ot the
omits, and the Republican County Con-.
' volition last week held a continuous se-
possessed 1 he land.j
'Ue want belter: linies !" Money
scarce, taxation is enormous, public ex
penditures are reckless and e X'ravagaut,
while private eiiierprises lie for the waiit
of means. j i
"We want better fitties " Bid men have
usurped the control of th.. govermneut,
iiiconipeiHtit Hud dilhuiiCst i ffi. ials have
been elevated to povei , .million nt dollars
are annually waste to! sustain' extrava
gance, tolly and misiuaiiagenicut, and the
hard earnings of I life toiling iKor are seiz
ed in enhance the gains of tlie. bond
holders, and add 10 llie wealth ot men
who represent ihe different depaitmeiitsol
the govertuuent. ' .
"We WMut better limes !" God Almighty
has made this the ijcln si cou(itry on the
globe the most ioi xliatisiifde iu resour
ces, ihe raos.L vari.'t iif natural pioduc(s
and climate, and tlie mo-l "wondeitul jn
Fins Sensibilities are lika Woodbines.
Delightful Iu xnries of beaut v to twine around
a solid upright stem of undersianding.but verv
por things if unsustained by strength, they are
leu 10 creep along tne ground. So it is with
nig cry which is line body, when sustained by strength and health
tnen an is neauty and happiness. Uut when
enfeebled by disease, there is no silvery lining
lo the clouds, (iloom prevadesall nature and
hope d windles into despair. Invalids, would
you enjoy that inestimable boon, health1? Know
that it is within your power. Thousands have
been as bad off as you are. Strength to their
enfeebled limbs, and joy to their desponding
hearts has been imparted by the judicious use
of 1)r.Tctt's Vegetable" Liver Pills the
boon tosutiering humanity.
SAVE YOUR HOGS !
ENNISS' !
, .v : .' y, r, ,' . I
(JOG CHOLERA CURE
Never known .to fuil if taken in time.; ; i
The best and most efficient Cure and Pre
ventive known. Said to be by those' who:
have used it to be an unfailing remedy.5
Rear! the following testimonials from citi
zens of the highest respectability :
- SALisBcirr. June 2. 1878.
Mr. Exiss ;
Bear Sir : I have rjsexl with sreat satisfac
tion your " Hog Cholera Cure," ' and can
trntbully roeommend it to all hog raisea
ns a great preventive and snrc euro when
given before the hog3 is too sick to eat. 1
Refpectfullv,
R. R. CRAWFORD,
Of the Firmlof Crawford & Ueilig.
Bambctiy, Seyt. G, 1870. ,
yr. Ejtxiss This i to certify that I have
used Enniss' Hog Cholera Crtrt for years and
can say that I have never had 3 case of chol
era among my hogs since I began to use it,
and recommend it to the hog raiser of tlie
country. ROBT. MURPHY.
Of the Firm of R. & A. Murphy.
For sale at Enniss' Drug Store, lYtce
25 a box. 47:tf.
Attention FARMERS'
GRASS SEED.
Justreceived a fresh supply of Clover
Seed. Orchard G'iss Blue Grass, Red Top
and Timothy, wnicli I will sell cheap at
ENNISS'
SPRING STOCK
1876.
i4
imam, mmx mam mm.
iiiiu yruuer les
-i -r . . , ' - - - ' :
At JTholesale and RtIatt. ;;P ; -
IS fiTORE AND ARRIVING
75
10
10
commerce
Nothing but the
le iiMiit lutquilous
its rapid development
inosi imbecile misitile, 1
. t . a a i
corruption, ami Witt most enormous sys
tem ot robbery have crippled its resources,
exhausted its wealth, and hionght it pen
to misery and nefd ; j itl . an , houetift
administration, witji public servants who
studied the weltarejot lle-.of wlioiri ihey
held office as a saefvd trust, our- would
be a laud ol thrift prosperity and bound
less wealth j . !
"We WMiit Vltef tiihos V Those who
have held supreinely e,vi'iy department ot
the government forelevett lotg3'eai have
used their pOsiiion and authoiiiy only to
oppress their felloW-cotiutryruen, to viii
late civil and cousljlut jointl law, to rob the
public treasury, to-i-uiiclt themselves with
ihe people's indiuvyj, to iucr e tin eiiOi
mous cost of ihn 'gojveruinettt, and to make
themselves who a;e bw. the Servants the
masters of the people. ' i
"We want betteriliiui'S !' Ve must have
a change of rulers;?! hose- who have been
tiled and found uirng must. i.-ll to
betier and more honest atid mom compe
tent men; 1 hose wlw have, been fast sub
verting and destroying all the principles
of a pure republican government must be
checked in the rapid prq.rV'S.sS which they
are making towards national ruin.
Reform! reform j reform! is the great
Wonderful Success.
It is reported that Bosohee's German
SYRl f has, since its introduction iu the
United States, reached the immense sale of
40.0!0 dozen per year. Over fi.fMW Drug
gists have ordered thi? medicine direct from
the Factory, .at Woodbury. N. J., and not
one has reported a single failure, but every
letter speaks of its astonishing success iu
curing severe Coughs. Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease of the
Throat and Luugs. We advise any person
that has any predisposition to weak Lungs,
to g.i to their Druggists. Thfco. F. Kluttz,
and get this Mediciueor iuqnire about it.
Regular size, 75 ceuts; Sample Bottle, 10
cents. Two doses will relieve any case.
Don't ueglect your cough.
J. & H. H0RAH,
JEWI1S,
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY,
n;tn!iiiiiiii1iiiiiiiilf''r!iiiiiii!iiiitiimin!i;L'H;fw;:iTr
1
i
23
BbL. Mtnasse? . .
do New Orleans
do Syrup,.
Bags Cffee,
Kegs Soda,
10 doz. Lemon Syrnp,
50 boxes Adamantiue Candles.
25 Bwxes Siap, ,
75 Cases Oysters
20 cases Brandy Peach,
20 " Fresh Peaches,
.. --10 " Pine Apples, ,
30 GnissSnoff . I
25 Coils Cotton aod Jute Rope
40 Doz. Painted Paila,
40 Gross Flasks
1.500 lbs. Canity
40,000 Cigars (
. 50 Kegs Powder
. 50 Hags 'Shot
100 Reams Wrapping Paper . . -10
Doz. Scotch Ale
3 ALSO '.' ' '.
A full line of Wood and Willow Ware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Saddles A: Bridles. Axes.
Gun1, Pistols. Arc. &..
Also. a. lartfe lot of Canned ""Goods, a
choice selection of French Candies, Salt,
Pepper. Spice. Ginger, Koyal Baking Pow
ders. Uaisens. Currants, Figs. Citrons, Nns
Sardines, Cocoauuts. Pickles, Sauces. Cat
sup, Potted Meat. Kerosene.-Tanners and
Machine Oils. Liquors of all kinds. cVc, Ac.
ihe above Stock was bought at the close
of the seasou at greatly reduced prii es, and
is oue-reu at noiesale iietail at
short profits.
Ill NT. HAM .6 CO.-"
Salisbury, N. C, June 12. 187(5:
very
NEW A T) YEllTJSEMEXTS.
35 FANCST CABSS all styles
w?!h name lOcta. post paid- J. R. IffSTEO,
SAU. Kens. Co., N. 1 48 4w
QUESTIONS
FOR EVERY
ANSWER.
ONE TO
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK
Most Beautiful Jewelry.
Wc have just received the largest and
handsomest stock of Jew elry ever exhibited
in Salisbury, and respect fully invite public
; w . - . . . .
inspection, it comprises, uoia antt Mlver
..'liuwii.-., lie IIUCSI illlVl II II LN721UC1IU1 BCIS
of Jewelry of all kinds, as Ear-drops, Breast
AGENTS.!3r
want the- best sell-
article in the world !and!
a solid gold pateut lever watch, free of cost,,
writeat once to J. BRIDE. & CO.. 7C7
llmarfway, N. y. 43.4 w.
iry now of the American!
Carolina Gazette j
people. North
R..i f '.Ionization is the pre-eminently great
question before the people of Rowan arid Davie,
. . .1 .i. ft.- t will all tlie people be
of the Southern States in a lit tle wlufej A well
organized plan of colonization for each htate
should be inaugurated at the earliest possible
dav and vat te. - A soon as tins is 001 u.
eves and ears 01 h-nrope win u
the industrious and progressive peoples of that
country aod of iie Norths will begin to flock
into our midst, but not till then. !
Mr. (Hies Flemraing one of the more intelli
gent and fareeing gentlemen of this county,
would to-day draw a line mid-way hi large,
valuable, and productive farm, ami give one
half of it away in behalf off the accomplishment
of f Conization. And why? Because he
know that, at soofri aa adoiuxation set in
effectivery.theother halfofbisplantation would
be worth greatlv more than the whole of it 1
now He know alrfo thtt, permanent peace,
happlhe-, tbriA n ! P'lLh!
come to hint and the people of the South so
long as the J&gnx remain among w. ,He
luiowa tA.'Jaw-; intelligent, white labor ; if
Teli-We ami ijhwt nff. Iatsr tnot reiian.r.
ionot two days wttinHii molestation. The
d is tin bauces In Bartiw'ell were Rejnblican
in tleir origin, beginning in the resistance
bv ab armeil baud of uegroee to tle an est
of a j robber for whom " a warrut had
beenl duly issued. This band tore up a
railroad, wrecked a train, tired upon and
woituded the Sheriff of the county and
was disDersed by a eo-ealled armyd band
of whites who had been duly summoned
by tlie Sheriff as a posse with the sanction
of the Jndge of the Court there in session.
This pofse, after performing their duties
qoietly dispersed. - So far from opposing
the law the whole people desire tlie des
patch of besiuess in the courta . and the
enforcement, of the law by be civil
arm. :Theiwhitf people tbroogboat
Hie State have volooleered their jeerviees
to the Governor to maintain the law and
K h refused thera in libeloui com
mnnlffarion intended eolely oj furuisb
a pretext for the introduction of j Federal Wi
1.1 h nlaeed nnder the" control of 5i
iircsioinible and .ancrupulous ofeciils' to ' vv ihia
A woman does a great deal to discourage
lofty sentiments of potriotisui.' When a man
leaning over the back fence telling a neigh
hor how he would shed his last drop of
blood for suffering i Louisiana' it disturbs
him to have his wife yell from the kitchen :
"Look at here Tare oo coming " with that
bucket of water, or tdiall I come out and
see to you t MiltcavL-et Sentinel.
I .'. . I .mm i ' .nr-j
' " - I i -r 1 !;; -. ,' . ,
- SALISBURY JtaIR;
The prospects for an i interesting and
eniertaisiincr exhibition at the . Salisbury
Fair, which begins ou the 24th, arc very
good. From all that we, can learn Char
lotte wrill bgwylMre pi.sn ted y M eitsrg:
II. L Keollech and Jacob Mendel & C.,
wilt have samples of their manufactures
; . . . . L ' '-- -L..v r ; -
on exhibition. ,JLhe vChar.fotte -Unrwt
Band have s bought new helicon iutrn-
meiits for the occasion and will be present
iu full force. Tbe f Pioneer ..Steam Fire
Company have puw themselves in excel
lent trim, and will make a strong effort to
bear off ihe silver iiruin'pet. ., It has al
ready Oeen staiea ttiaieverai notses from
this city would appearn the riiee track.
The Sharon Base Hall Club will contest
for the silver ball antf b&t.Charlotte
Observer. " ' j.r :
1 j
flt-i-f
CONORESSI62UI caxVass
Ar von troubled with Indigestion, Con
stipation of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, or any
diseyse of the Iiver ; Have you suffered
for vears and .found' no relief from the use of
mediciues I Do you have a faint appetite.
ami are you troubled with feelings of lan
guor 1 If you have these feelings we know
you havj not tr'ed the new discovery MER-
RKLL'S II KPA ITNK, at Then. F. Kluttz's
Drug Store. It is performing wonderful
cures 111 tins anil all other communities
where the eople use it. It is pronouueed
v all as the best Liver Medicine in the
world. I wo noses win relieve tne worst
cae of Dyspepsia or Constipation of the
Bowels. Each bottle contains fifty doses
and a teaspoouful of this inediciue iu a wine-
glassful of water three tunes a day for one
day, produr.es a most wonderful chauge.
Where the system is run down with loss
of energy and appetite, or Dyspepsia, with
all its! tiaiu of evil, is effecting its deadly
work, this remedy. Merrelis Hkpatixe,
never fails to bring about a speedy ami per
manent cure. Those who doubt 'hv merit
aud virtues of this medicine and live from
day to day without trying the Hepatine.
have our sympathy, but can uut be cured
unless they take the Medicine.
Pins, Finger Rings, Bracelets, Seals, Lockets.
XC.f 4.VC, &c.
Also, a lot of plain
SOLID GOLD RINGS.
Also, agents for the celebrated
Schaffliausen Spectacles
.jJ3Fthc finest glasses madcjgj
Will sell as low as any House in the south.
CALL HERE AND GET TOUR
WITIO AM) CLOCK. liKPAIl!lr.
done promptly asusual. All work warranted
12 months. Dec. 16, 1875. 10:tf
MANSION HOUSE
Centrally Situated
ttxo ZxxVllo 8qu.a re.
SALISBURY, N. 0.
mebism, and Marriage Guide, showing how
either sex may fascinate and gain the love and
affection .of any person they"choose instantly,
403 pages, by niai! 50 cts. Hunt & Co., B'9 .
7lh St., Pbila.j Pa. 41:4.
0 e 8,51 rt -vou m a'D,,smew yn
-rY L1 Vcan mae n wee without cap
Jill iMj 1 jtal e:isv and respectably for either
six. AGENTS SUPPLY CO.," 201 Bow
ery, New York. 524 w.,
tJO A WEEK. Male or female. No cap.
ital. We give steady work that will brings
you 8240 a mouth at home day "r evening.
Inventors Uui.ou, 173 Gncuwich t., New
14'ork.
2.4 w
SALISBURY MARKET,
Corrected by J. XL Knox & Co.
October 18, 187G
Cottox dull. Middlings,
do
low
stains
Bacon, county, hog round
Butter
Eoos
Cuickex per dozen
Corn market well supplied
Mkal moderate demand at
Wheat good demand at
Flotjr market stocked best fam.
super,
Potatoes, Irish
Onions no demand
Lard
Beeswax '
Tallow i
Blackberries
Appi-es, dried
Sugar
Cokvee
Calicos--
10
fl9
6 (8
iii is
20&25
10121
$1.502.00
5560
6070
831.10
2.50
50
7."
mi3
8(40
3540
5830
67
07
1115
$1 50 f
rpnE ROUSE U in tbo centre of business.
JL and wnearust to the depot.
Table as good as the best.
Servants attentive and polite.
Board per da'
Single Meals
rySpeeial Contracts for a longer term.
Omnibus to and from all trains.
Best Livery stable. near at band.
CThe undersigned tenders bis thinks to
uiatiy friends who have called on bim at the
Mansion', aud assures thoni that no effort shall
be spared to make their future visits pleasant.
FThe Traveling Public wjll always find
pleasant quarters and refreshing fare.
WM. ROWZEE.
Feb. 3, 187G.l7ftf
THIS PAPER TS OV FILE "WITH
AQBZ7TS. Investigate the merits of'tlm i
Illustrated Weekly, before determiningup
on your Wtirk foj- this fall and . winter. Tho
coinbinatiou fur this seasou surpasses hiiy
tbiug hertofor.e ' attempted. Terms sent
free on application. .Address. CHAS.
CLEG AS 6c cx., 14 Warren St.X. Y. 4w
nio
'. lloni Wm.iif Robbins and Col. Thoa. J.
Dula, Candidates toi Cpagress in the 7th
District on thet&usevaYTyef
ticketa rcspectitelyiwill-address the pebple
at the following times and places, viz :
Pockr Ford Ghurca , 8urrr , Friday " to
Franklin Old Place f4 f - T Saturday
. i - w t Tuesday
Eorsytii Wednesday
VartUn 5 i'f Thursxtay
' I Friday .
S-iturdiy
Mt. Alrr
Tom creek
Winston
East Bend
Ml. Vr
It A LEIGH MARKET.
: WHOLESALE CASH PRICES.
Raleigh, October J4, 1876.
FLOUR, North Carolina $5.50 a $6.00.
CORN, 75 a 80c.
CORN MEAL, 80 a 90s
BACON, N. C. hog round, 14 a 15.
I hams 163 a 17.
HIDES, green, 5
drv, 10 a 11
FODDER, baled, new 80 a $1.00.
H AY; N. C. baled, good. 75 a 80.
LANIER HOUSE
! STATCSVILLE, N. C, '
'B. S. IAHIER & CO,
j Proprielom,
JSenrants Polite and Attentive.
4:tf. J
Where Advertlalaat Contracts cn b ma4a.
Pare Italian Qieess $3,0A
FOUR FOR $10.00
Safft arrival and purity
guaranteed.
Italian stock $12.50 each.
Morgan's combination
nrVE$2.5 0 EACH
Address,
RUFU3 MORGAN
Old Fort, X. C.X9.9 10. Tf
Plantation for Sale.
The Undersigned offers for sale the plan
tation which he formerly lived upon, lying
immediately on' the public road leading from
Salisbury to Cheraw. 10 miles South-east of
Salisbury, contatuiiig
250 ACRES,
of wbhib there is about one half wod land,
"the otiier portiou is meadow, pasture and
tilable laud. There is on the premises a
good 4 welling, g(Md barn, and all nioessa
ry out-buildings. Also a good Wdl and
good springs convenient.
Any person wishing to purchase land
vr.onbl do well to call on the undersigned at
Saritbury. Terms will Im made to suit th
timef. P. N, HEILIG.
Salisbury. N. C.
Ju!y n 2 m..
BUPTDRE
Siuce Ruptufe is dangerous and the. Elas
tic aud other trusses injure those who use
them, all classes are throwing them away
and using Dr. Sherman's Rupture suppoit
and Curative Compound, which gives relief
in all cases ami restores the parts to natural
vigor. Dr. fchennauV books with valuable
iaformAtjoAi and likeness of bad cases before
and after cure sent for 10 ceuts. Office I
Ann St., New York. Save this. 51. 4 vr
A Farm and Hone of Your Out"
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE IT!.
The best and cheapest lands iu market,
are in EASTERN NEBRASKA, on tho
line of tlm UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The most favorable terms given, and very
low ratesof fare atd freight lo all settlers.
The best markets
FREE PASSES TO LAND BUYERS.
Maps, descriptive pamphlets, new edit on of
-THE PIONEER,"' seut free everywhere.
Address. O. F. DAY IS
Land Comin'r. U. P, R. R. Omaha. Nb.
IN PRESS-OUTFITS READY THE'
ENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED.
A graphic peu picture -nf its-history, grand
build'tigs, wouderful exbilTtrs. curiosities.
grAt days, etc. Profusely illustrated, thor
oughly popular and ery cheap. Must sell
immensely. 5.tKK) AOEXTS WANTED.
Send for full particulirs. TUs will "n the
chance of 1I ytarisu coin mouey fast.
Get tbe only r-lidhle b-istory.-Hubbari
Brop., Putio.. 7.J-1 ?ausui 3.t't
Philadelphia'.-- -
not deceived by premature
asMimiug fobe "onicial
CAUTION tZ
aud telliug wi.at will batpeu in
Sept.
Aug. and
52.w
PI U f,1
HABIT CURED
A Certain anflurti Cure
Large Reduction iu Prices. A trial bottU
free. Mrs. J. A. DKOLLINUER. LaPorte.
Indiana. Box I03. jrVrmerly Mrs. Dr.
S. B. Collius.) 48 4w
For
Coughs, Colds Hoarseness.
AND Ahh THOAT DISEASES,
Use j
WELLS' CABBOLIO TABLETS
PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE B0ES
A THISD AND SURE REMJ5BY.
Sold hy Druggist generally, and .
TULLE K. A FULLER. hlea-i .I. '
7 SMt Ji aper rasblot.v
gntn, bje7Wy t " 5,n
i