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v-r-:v:.-:-is'-'---'ov":r-.-; .r.iv'..r iTr-j-t.i-rs "r- . - ' .-. ...... v I ; j i :''- TV ? ,. :i !- 3 - i - - - ' - - - ' , r - : . - . , - - - - ; ' , - - -. - f 1 Is : . , . ' - -!- , - r . V ' ' Jdrolina WatcEman, NOVEMBER, 2, 1876. -) 1 A Persons making remittances for 1 U the Watchman should send $2.10 niv for a yearf-10 eta. to pay postage. tsXhrcction -Ve have been requeued U fArhiit Mr. ILJper was inaccurate w ln tj he gave-1 ben a ine f Mr. Gili e Flem iii in his recent card. It shonld Lave bet.j Westley Johnston iu place ("f Mr. Tlcming. . .' . - j WM. H. BAILEY ESQ: 'ijiiis gentleman is out in a cracking: h'Uir setting ftirt li l lie rf-asons wliich turn him with . loii.'bii.g. fron the Rwprib V.ZA'.t party. Wft regret it came to hand too late for this issue, and the more a? Mr. Bailey presents in most glaring light the dark deeds of the Grant party, in their daring, reckless and desperate efforts to Secure the election of Hayes. ' No one can read Mr. B ley's swift and powerful ..ray of -startling facts without feeling Low utterly impossible it is for any sane man to supper, ipeil and a party w hich sitiljes so may deadly blows at the very f,.nddaiion of civil liberty. Itj wfll be seen by a piragrapli in thin , ip(ir that .Greensboro people will close ibei;' stores on election day in order that eveiy man may j take an active part in thegreat woik .to be done ou thai day. I'i'.e .Observer commends il as a wise step i,o tUe people of iChailotle, and ibey are very apt to accept it. We commend it to the consideration of our butsinees men, Lc Me are fine are not a whit behind the uooiit patriotic and earnest men in the Stale. Considqiii'g the vital interests at ; :1 e, it is hardly possible there will ever ! e ;mo: her election moreimpiriously de uwt ding the vigilant and devoted atten- iwnl of voters liian the one now at band. TROOPS FOR KORT-H CAROLINA. jriXJE SETTLE WANTS THEM. It will be seen by the subjoined letter that Judge Settle wants Gram to belp i:a defeat the election of Gov. Vance. Us calls on the President for troops to protect the voters along the Western border of the Shite. He professes tobe afraid of the rifle companies of South Caro iaa, who. he apprehends will iutiaii date voters u this State. Of all the shallow and shabby tricks of he uoulcl-be Governor Settle, this is. the - wkisi meudacioas: and disgraceful. If it oft. true, as published by the B.rptist pa Fvr r ;ftrrcd' to below, it should fi upon Jud-B Settle a siigma which not even Ite-piScacious waters of Jordan should ver wash out. He should co through -te.sliunned of every true Republican and itriu in the land; for this Is nothing ..ore nor , leas than U coo), deliberate at-!- mpi to subvert the free government of !; pople'-and to ride over them rough-' tod by military force, It here is any man in North Carolina -who is capably of duiug justice to the sub ject l ;t biro do ill ' ( llEtn.svtr.Ln. N. C. . ' (post inaik Oct. 53, 1870.) The Examiner and Chrouic!, the leading Bapti;t newspaper ,in the Uuued States (published in Newl Vur) iu the issue of Liitli October ltirij, sajs: 1 Ju ge Settle, the Republican Candidate for Governor of North Carolina, bes writ ten a letter to the President, in which he represWs. that the Western Counties of the Slate, borJtritur upon South C. subject to jueursior s from the armed Rifl tfiuosbt tlie latter. Statf. i.,r,1;., :.k the Diein.craU iu the bounties referred to. and threatu the peace of that portion of - me fciute. :, He aks that FJral Troons juay ! seut there at once iu ordsr to protect So iaid pkper of said datel 7th column. first plage, under heading, Occurw;cies of the Week." .Tdhv V. WAWTrv. . - . V V A A . made a speech at Asheviile, N. C .on the 8ih October, in which ha particularly nanajea Viiipw-youf-horu" Billy - Smith aud Judge Settle io regard ta the schemes nd action" of those Worthies touching the manajetneui ot the Western Norths Car olina R. Rad. Uti says be expects to vote j'.ir Hayes and Wheeler, but that he xloes not intend to vote for Smkb and Setih . That Siuitli and Settle have con tioll. J the Federal pauouage of ths laie j-that uuder its operations they obtained- their-nominations and under it expert to be elected, and if that should bapiu they will cojilliiue to use that pa lroua,j for their own promotion. He lo cates Smith and Settle among the rogues aniT rascals 'of Grant's admiuistraUon. and not witb the reformers such as JJiia low, jgainst wh'pm' lhey took sides in ' the C incirtnati cpuveuiiou. Thomas B. Keogh, aod a part of bis committeeiJ packed the delegation and unlawfully usurped authority to name the delegates for the Stalo al large to tbat conveution. ,Tby bare notified Pinkoey Rollins of i:U rrmjraIr lrouj LLj rollectorship be cause as an honoit man in the Ciucjnuali oiaijjtiou be stood up fi?r rcfrui. A ribe- .question 'i of J completing the W P44rtrN. C Rj h savs no man wlio desires it cau vote (or Settle ai:d ipsl.U: for tbartbr rtre subject to Kogh, i ' . .... - who is ju The interest oloiher .enterprises is "the-confileiuarian of business of ib Richmond and Danvifle land f the N. G.f railroads;" winch aie only ,?V small part of that Luge " lnniiopoly, lhe Pennsylvania Central Railroad. The President of the-North Carolina branch of this mammoth monopoly is Mi .-miih," ccc. AiTd thus he proceeds to show that these men, lvengli, Smith "and Settle are linked in a common purpose to promote themselves, and that there ia'no hope of good results for thft Western N. C. Road in ' competitor! With the mam moth moneyed monopolies with- which they are identified. . THE SALISBURY FAIR. We present the premium li.t of the "Fair last week. Wt regret to learn that the Association will, not be able to pay exceeding .50 cts iu the dollar ou the premiums awarded. We are not sur prised, at this, for it is known thai this year's exhibition wai made ir-ider exf ra ordinarily unfavorable circumstances. 5"'o many of our people bad viiied ibe world's Fair, and seen so much more than they ever expect to see again,., they were suf faring a" sort of surfeit of Mght seeiog, and had no des're to" se what could be ex hibited here. Thn asiin, times are Iiarti with the masses, who have iiever bt fore known sac'i a struggle to bear up under the present scarcity of raone- and - the burdens of taxation. And then again, John RoUssou's circus coming here on the last day of the Fair, induced hun dreds to rel'iiqui.-h all interest in our ex bibiiion for the sake of seeing the clown aud listening to his stale nonsense. And yet again, life present high political ex citeraent prevailing throughout the State speeches -processions aud grand . days, pre-occupind the public mind to the al most exclusion of business itself. If it had been posiL!eto fort see- these things the Association would not have attempted a Fair this year. Notwithstanding all those discourage- Blent iM he Fair was far from a failure ex- cept in a financial point. It is the first time we have failed to pay -omniums iu full. The exhibition was certainly bet ler than we had a right to-4spect, aud the occasion, ou the whole, a pleasant re union of liberal citizens who desire to advance the industrial interests of Wes tern North Carolina. The speech of Hon. K. P. Btttle, pres ident of the University, has been highly spoken of by all wlio iieard it, and was a very Irauds.tne tribute to the occa sion. The vi?it of the Pioneer Fire Company of Chariot ie, and the Mayor of that "en terprising in-land city, was particularly grateful to the citizens of our town, who accept it as an act of friendship which lay them under obligation. The young uifu bore themselves very luiridsorael v indeed, and the-editor of this paper is pleased to acknowledge the compliment of 4ihree cheers for the Watchmau" as. they passed our ofse. It was very un expected, but we are sure to remember it, aud will endeavor never to foifeit the es teem of those who thus record their res pect aud confidence, , We have aimed Jto speak here only iu general terms of the week. There were many incidents worthy of special men tion, b'rt every day of these eventld times is -so crowded with interesting events, no one would hardly thank us to go back and bring ihetn up. We shall therefore dismiss the subject by express ing the hope that Our next Fair will find tbc people in the enjoy merit of belter 4imts and under political auspices more inspiring and happy than ever before. CONVICTION OF A FORMER NORTH CAROLINIAN. From the Richmond Dispatch, we glan the particulars of the convic.ioii ai:drPn. hence of Ezekiel Mers, who ii widely known iu this sepMou, from bis prominence as a large distiller in Salisbury, prior to and at the commencement of th wnr. The distillery was perhaps the largest in the State, but Mr. Myers did ,rmt nin it long after war had been declared, but sold it to the ordinance department of the Confederate government, and weut to the front as atofueer in the Rowan artillery company. Whether he served through out ihe war, we are not informed, butt Us conclusion, be owned a distillery in the city of Petersburg, V.. which, as we are lulormed, has been in opeiation ever since, flyers, though a Israefite, married a uentue, and a member of one of the oiawi anri mot resp etable famili.-g i the State. The Dispatch give-the following account of liie f-entenee ae.H tho remarks of the judge there upon. 'IV ense ws ti ied" in the (Jniied t; tales (!irr.nit LJono prendmg : Iekiel Myers wis next brought up for sentence, and the Judge said : "It gives me great legrer to have to pronounee the judgment of the court in ourcse. From all the evidenpe in the cause it appears 'hatyou have hitherto eu j; ed agood reputation among yourfelow. ciiitM,,,, hua ,M. miiy friends who have interested themselves in your trial are witnesses of ihe esteem iu which you were held by them. "Nevertheless it is manifest from lit proof im he cause that you bvi been guiiiy tor a long while of a systematic fraud upon ibe ieeuue, by which the trovefDmeut lias lost a large sum of moo. eypaud ynt have o conducted your business as t betray many of those who were appointed by the United Slates to pee that it vag carried on lawfully, and who plated roHfplenre your repuitioiit jula wrong dojng, wbicfc auljects teic also to severe ptjuislment. ! I fit Is. needless to sny anything ; to awaken you fo a sense of the wrong .yoa have dime the Government, to tEe other manufactures, orj to yourself. I have uo doubt you feel that keenly ; bat I see nothing in the cause which ought to lead the court to besifate to punish, your 'of f'lisc as the statute intended nffeocesi: to be punished that bad no circumstances to show iu extenuation. The t judgment rol the Court is That yoa be fined $2,000, and be imprisoned folr the term nf two youra.' : Mr, Myers will be taken to the Albany Penitentiary. It is supposed that the two or tbree other indictments now peud ing aguiusl him wU be dismissed. TO THK COLORED VOTERS OF CHARLOTTE. The undersigned citizens in private life, being anx'ous to aid in establishing a-id perpetuating amicable relations be tween the white and colored raceV, would earnestly invite your attention to the fol lowing consideration : I Fr.nr the time when yon wsrs first in vested wiih the- right of fmffrage,5' you have been voting almost solidly ngains the measures that have been sepported by the gre-it maris of your while fellow citizens, unwilling apparently to accept any advice or even assurances from them. To this course you were impejlrd, a -we are well aware, by tuggesiious, which, although proceeding, us we knew, from motives of self-interest on the- part of o'hers, rather than any desire to promote your welfare, were uevertlU-lttss sucli as you might well be excused Tor entertain iugi reconsidering for a time. You were told, for instance, thai the white peopb ilesiie to take from yoir'the. right of eufl' ragpj to depiive you of die: equal protec lion of the taws, and to deny yonr child-rt-u accefs to the public schools, and thai they even desired to re-enslave you.-' In matters so vi al to yourselves and yonr race, we can well imagine how you might prefer to Jet lime and events prove these things, rather than trust lo decIaulions aud promises. Rut believing thai ; the lime has now come when we may address your reason and understanding, we point you to the events of the last ten yean1 in proof of the fcincciity of our motives and declarations, and iu refutation of "the evil predictions thai have been so i..dos- liiously made to you by designing ones, as to our motives and policy tow aids yur race. We declare to you that we have never desired your re-euslavtment, nor to , de prive you of the lull protection of the laws, nor to deny your childi en the benefit, ol the common school fund, and in this con nection we call your attention to the im portant fact that no attempt has been made to deprive your race ot any ol these rights and privileges in any of the Slate of the South. On the contrary, nearly, ail the Southern S ated hare remodelled their constitution by conventions nutram elled by mili ary or Federal interference, and without a single exception they all contain the fullest guarantees of all the rights of the-colored race equally with the whites. The constitution recently fram ed, for North CiroM.ii, a-id now -au'nit ted for ratification, expressly confers upon all the citizens of 'he btate, without distinction of race or color, not only f.ee. (loiu, but suffrage,; elligibility lo offire, uud the full aud equali pnttect o of the laws. It also pro ides; that I lie? children of ile colored race, equally with the children of the white race, shall have I lie benefits of the public school fond, although thai fund is raised almost exclusively by the taxes paid by the w'.iiie people. " i " in addition to this, vr, whose names are hereto signed: who have lived Muvnig you, and must be well known to tbost of you, declare to yoju in all pinci'iity that wt- rleilC tfiat - yon eliall enjoy now and lime forth nil I lie rihra ois .person tinrl j rpeit which c ournclves enj yf and that e will oppose aoy a id all iuc-d.su r-i riien-ver originating tliAl may teiid to depiive yoa of any of thetn. Mnrfiivor u'u iliuim in o..o ila : ..U..j I . , ... , t i-m- t'Muiru i fMfl U tl V a If.l.rl It. itli'l iv -ilimi . . I : . . ..II ; that may tend to I pronoto their welfare , ..... . v. ... a.,, i nun iii mi i and happiness. We desire to teu youf i'liildien acquire education aud character, and younelvei, property aud respecta bility. Now, if fjora what yon know of 08 personally, yot cau rely upon thene aefurauces, we iayite yop to dwinifs all If eling of prejudge or distrust, and unite With on in the tuljbrel of good govern nieut and good laWs. We have a coin m-in deitiuy and cOniraou interest. It cari' t ot be that your welfare lies in one direc tion, aud oura iu another. There cau, be, no giw.d reason why colored people shall yote one way, nnd the white people an pthrr. Sncb divuion is unnatural, uujim, and oiust, iu the end, prove hurtful to both ruee. VVe ifejoiee to know that h era of better feeling between the race hat been inaugurated throughout the entire South. In' Virginia, Tennessee aud Georgia, the while and colored yolera long ago recognized the fact that their interests were ideutical, and ignoring the odious "color line" in politics, determined to be friends at the polls as well as else where. . f The eonppq.l(nce is, they have not only had peace and haiimouy, but an exampled prosp, ii,y, especially atnnug the colored people, who, huh jilate ot Georgia alone, ais now t..e owners of move than air tiiilliou dollars worth of property. In our Msier ."Mate o South Carolina, the gratifying intelligence is daily coming to as that the while and colored voters are marching under the satn banotr, aud keeping Biep to thj music of reform and Uuueitty iu the admiuislratiou of tllA I aura bhall vve nut folIoW the good example of J ue.guoors on every Uand I Let ua in like manner improve this auspicious no casiou lor a complete reconciliation. Let race antagonism cfase to exist, 4eo that our judgment of public affairs mjy hot be worked by passion or prejudice. ' v We invite you to unite with us at llie ensuing election in reforming the adroit, istratiou of our State and National Qhv emmentr, so that me my have economy and honesty iusteid of that extravagance corruption which are uow disgracing ii ts as ; nation, bringing bankruptcy arid ruin upou u as ! peouleu , f. M' 9 hai-p reason to .WlieW that ! min . of yntk desfrto vj)te wUj, :W strained by sene of lear Qrluilmidatrou; W' precis's attch f yea 63 car isre to vote with us, full protection in hseier i cise oi im unaoantea rigou - i uose vtt- ing .gainst n. have Iw.. do., so u,i . t'l shall h4.v04.be : same. pHVl ,,'gp j , . ' ! ir i Wfi, I T Uraytoo, 8. Witkowsky," J Roessler. Jas H OrrJ II M Mi 'ler. .J-CLBlumMigu, KJ MeUdlrUWrj'-r C.Mijrbs. Colds settle.! 00 the i jisiijps,ictr ii h.i) xHas.oTd,?i,,,in,liwu:V' of tb r , i. n - . : I hrttitt Hiid I ai ii v. 4. Wf Mtlvi nor nt-rson 11 ..ii jm a . a .b... ..... " yv M-iWiUon. .-v.-v' ..;; ,,.Scli.5 & Bto J W )Vadswor;h, , John A. Young. H t? Jones, A II Creswell, J. siali Asbury, Di J II MAdell, StenliO'ise Sc Ma'c, J) J Al Miller, K M Miller, Joseph Gi.ihat1,. J II Cairoo, , -J II Wilson, S P . Smih. DrJl M Orr I'll MtGl.in, J L Morebead, D. R ll Glboou S i' Alexander, W nf C-ichrane, J M" K. t.drick. THE K KXTUCK Y -M KNOM ENON RE-PEATED-A 8H0WEK OF- FLliSH NEAH U ASTORIA SEEN liY- MANY ; J'EKSONS. . i ,- , : A gemlemnn writing tniiii'JCfa.-itonia under date of ilw SOih, gives an account of a truly wom'erfnl occurrence. He stales that a shower of deMlj genuine, unmistakeable''fle)ii-fel in sight of Gaslonia (J .i.ttoti. count, on tite farm of Jan. M Hanna. Tlieeircunistances so larksthey Ciin beHtlieie I from the 'letter albufed to and from (tie ;al.ement of M;. W Chalk of this city, who visited the .-.pot ami heard lite state ments of lluie who wiiiit-sHed the iitienomenon, are as. follow : On S iliiid.iy nfu-rnoon -about 3 o'clock while M r. J. -mitu M 1 hmna and mune other of his little grand cliiltiren were picking eotto.ii in a riebl r.ea? bin hoife, tlur were tonilied iit the iglit of Htnul I pieces of flenli falling nil around them. The !h'iw.'r eontir. liniiffl fur fome time, anil when it cea)el,'it was discoVi-red that the fb-sli wjs scattered over .. n.AU .. 1.. . .. . 1 I C r t mi iii mi ii n iimim .1 ii. ill in'ie ui lOlltlU. 1 lie pieces v.irittl from a half ounce to an ounce in Weight. In. the word of our corresKndent, "the ground ran not covered, but the flesh fell like an ordinary light hail."' Iu appearance ii is dest rited a reseniMi'ntr beef, part of it be ing tilled with t.iu, ill Mtievt, but in n piece were lKueh or fall v inalirr Ibuiuf. When it fell it had ihe appearance sml odor of frel meat bat the piece !ent u for iu-p eliou i jiluiurl entirely odorless and reeuihlf lriel beef. It may le addetl" that the weather was per fectly calm at the time ol the shower, ami that there ha lieeu no Htrm nnd no heavy wind in that sertiuii iu Kt-ver.U week. The (Kvur eiu e created mm h etciuirx nt in the neihlHirhiHHl, ami our itifurinani nays that many peron. visited the field nnd obtain pieces of the Ktr mire flli. Several physicians in ilie neihhorhood secured p irtioii of it with a view of examination, hut thu far the results of .heir invej-tijnlion have not-bee) reported. The (.peeiruen in our possesion i about three quartern of nn iueh in length and li ihnn a half inch in width. We will gl.nHy place i in the hand of any one who wirdie to iuve-titxte the matter, and attempt to explain, thin mvtery of mysteries. Charlotte Olstrrer. HOME LIFE A Ii LXDHEl) VKARS A(.U. O-ne Jmndred yeara apo not a-pomid of eoil or cuo'c . l 1 1 . . : ti i . 1 1 1 1 jf i m1 breu burnr.i in me k ..tuiry. iio. fltovea weie iiieii, and uo cm, 1 1 i v ,-,cee In Lecoiiotnizing In at MUl'iV(l IIMil Jr. riaiikliif luveunci Tin- lion haiu-il ri iv place nbich .i!l heart h': nam'. A! the cooking and wiunviL' n done bv ihe aid of fire kii.db d up mi ti brici i I 1:1. I a 1 i iie.lliuor loe UtUK uvrii. 1 loe kllo'd fir lallow caiuilcrt lurniMK (i the lijbi t-r the long winter nilit?. and Handed H ior supplied the pi. ice of nig'. and carpet i Tin? water ui-tl for hon.-hnii purpoer. was drawn from deep wdU by the creek injr eep." v . ...... i . . ... it. i.-o i.ii in oi ;i pump u.eii in ' coniitiy. i; lar as c can Irani, antiS alirr the co:uij)iicetnii of th pi-fjoiii centnr. There were jmp Ii iciton inaicheit in tlmsn arly dayn by I he aid of which fii could he fpet'ddy Jsimll.-d; and rf ihe tin 'went out' uiinn th In-art h over uiir!i t" nnd the timher a dnuij) no . thut ihe park would hot cut h, tho ah.-inalive rruiainrd .1 .. ):..' .i. . ..... i .': i r- : oi wauiiij mi. on" ii i ne iu i w a ii) tic or PO j . . L I I a -ii in iioiiuw a uraitu i a n-i iriibiir Only o:ie room in the house was warm unli ss soitj -uf the family was il'; in all the rest the temperature was at zero' dur ing many nights in (he winter. The men and wiiiu.-n of a himdr-M 'years a no un dressed and went 'to I heir beds in a ti-m-peralure c'older than thai, of our modern barus and wo.kI shed , ajid they nt-vei complained. Home. Journal. GRANTS OUTKAGE. -m The'Columhia Phoenix, speaking of the eonc ntration of the United States Army in Smith Carolina for polt'ical pur poses, says : ? - ' ! i "The spectaele of Uiiifed States troops at this moment marching from the East and the West and concentrating on the little State .if SoutfrOarolina, hi 'the! times of profound peace, would be i idieu lous weie it not' so grossly' unlawful' and stupid in all its feattfres, h ilrj the pretext on which il is done so falsel The Wash ington Capital siys,,and it is to be Imped truly, that 'thu ("policy of rife administra tion 'towards "'the 8outh is certain to re act. The President pric!aiuatiou is itself a boomerang - a" scheme that will plague its inventors. There could not be a better campaign document, says the Capital. Y!t no true American, oppo sing the domiiiaui partyj but vital would prefer to forego such au advantage than witness the spectacle now wantonly pre sented to our eyes." The Golds boro Messenger Bars that the Radicals of Wayne onjity are ofT.-r ing motiey to induce men to vote for the Radical candidates. The..i iMesrieitger meutious one hislance ..where $20 was oflFered a Mr. CaUiu Perry, to , uie the Radical ticket. Let freeman be on the watch the enemy is using both money and threats. to defeat the lJe'mocralic par ty. And as pnblfe discussions are about over, the Radical leaders rfie visiting va rious comities in person and endeavoriiig W Ml rive back to ihefRadicil tart v i tlnta who have left itif V e kuuw Urai -is the case ia some counties. 'r, -i-z Certain, prrsunawhaUve , Jiemtofore voted lhe;RepublWutickfti.lafeiftld, us that Ihe-jr now intidioVote ;fpr."Vance. d fildeo, bat we wlthhord, thVix paaes for fear that thy may. Fe..ioth-i.f 1 tctoytul hj tie RtiiiJ'izU. ' U. . f- ' . , M . th? R;!C.HE f 'tcESi United Slate4readrd tbe inimeosesale JlilV , i - iniVTA'UM.n .r. r-e 11X0 Drufi'- 1 - 4o.O(Xden i gists have irdrHl thi inelieihe direct from the'Factorv, at WtWxiImrv. i. J .and uot on bas reported a single failure but ?vry. letter speaks, of its astofiishiuir success f u . - u a 1 I hat litfal nu aata.nr. dil i..n uim w 1 MVktf to if to their Druggists." Thto F. Kluttz. and "t this Medie-iut. or-4nqnir- abmt 'it. Regular sir, 7a cents ; , Sample lUtle. . 10 reiits. Two ios ; wiil rlie.Te ; any- eaa Dou t. oeglect-youf-eoogh. j...n.-,nA -st1! WHAT IS VEGETIHE? It is a compound exmrtvl from hnrkts roots and hert. It u Naiure's livinctl. It ptsrfecitjr bArm-, , ten from mr Initl effect upon ttie tmcb. It I nonr iahinv sad iurrngtbltig. It -! dteclly apou. Ui j, blood. It quiets uie m-rvoim yin. 1 givr yoa good sweet deep a( night. It is a creat panacea for 1 our ajjed fathers and uioti.rr. for it gives them , atteujftb, qnieta tUelr d v, nad i1w them Na ture's aweet eWirp, a labctit proved by uiaDT an aged pereou. it la th great IU xd Purifler. . ft t la a oahiB Tcniftd-' for our children. It baa to- ' ttcved and cutvd Uioivanvla. It U vc-r? plitaaant : to take; tverv child liki-a it. It relieve aud can all deaae oriffiuaiaig fnwu iurptirii '.Mood.'., I ty ' tka VKUKT1NK. Uie ii a . fair irinl for vutu complatuti ; tlirn vn wtft any to your' frnd,' nta.t bur aud acqiiaiuiai.ee, ' Try it ; it Uaa ciw-ad ma."! - RELIABLE EVIDENCE. The following nnaol: died -teatlinoulul.from Err. . T. Walite-. f.irDieih p-s'tor ot l!o.v?oin Sfln.ir O. T. Walk". f.irD!Pi p-a'tor ot liowconi ISflii.ire Cinircli. lioatun. aud at pr -cut enl.-l iu Proviilenra R. I., muft. bif deemed a r. '.utile cidonre. No one ahouki (nil to oh.erve tliat. thia Tenimonlnl i the reul' if livii veiirr' experieii'V iu the uaa ft VK ' Et'IXR in the" l ev. M-. Walktra iamily, who no pronounce il invaluable : . Pbovioemcs, K. I., l4 Transit StresU- II. TL 8TEVKXS. Ehj. : I fel Ivmnd to exp cf8 with vnr ci--iiatiire the high value I place upon tour VK(E1 INK. My fam ily have used it fo- tli last two yens, in' nervous debility it i invaluable, aiid I reeninmend it To a'l who way need au iuvitor.-tiii'', rri;vnt;ic touic .T. WALK Kit. Forutarly Paator ot iiowduiu bqutire Cliuch.BoMou. - The Best Evidence. The f allowtng rter (iyiii. Rev. K. S. B!t, Pat -of the M. . CUiiruh, .Nalick, Maiu.. will be rena with intrreiit by many pbici:.ni : al' tlio-e nufl eriug from the nuror die.iae nn uftti.-ted The Km of ttie r. R. !. II bU Nil per.oii rail duubt th:a t timtmv. iu tbert in no duubt about Ute curalivt pow. er of VliUKTlXE, N aticx, Maaa, Jan. tat, 1S73. MR. H. R. STEVENS: 1) -r Sir We tiave jond resroa for regarding your VFXJKrtNBa raedieiue "f the irri'ate-t value. We feel aiured tbnt it liaf hea tlie lueaua of Mving our iou,B life. He ia now aeventecn years of afr ; ftr hi Us, caum-d by oroii1ot:s atftion. and waa ao far red uved thit 'iiedily all who saw him thought bla recovery iiiipoaailne. A countU-of ahie pbyiclaii could give us hut the fi!intet lioje of hi evtr rally Injr; two of the number dec!- r'i:j that be waa b rond ihe reach ot huiiniu reuiediea, tUal eren- xa "putation could no! ave iia, a.- 19 tmd un.t uor enoiigo to endure the opi-r.-ttion. Jiiftt'ii-ii we rom-inem-ed Kivii-K biin VEiSE J INK aud fro.u tiu.1 .uoo , t the present h hM Ktu rontiiii'ou ly imjitov.ii. Ie bi( lately resuraetl a!ndie, lhrun iwji :' crutehe aud caic, and w.Uka ,aout tliCe; tuiij ami nong. Though thera I rtlli some dirarsr from tbe o--penlnj where hi limb va lnnrrd, we have the fijit eat tiMifl.tence that in a Lille time he will be lrfeeV ly cured. He haw taken aour three df!eii tiotllea of VVXU EllNfci. b'.it latdf n. esbm liitle, a be deciaraa ttu ia too well to be taking meriii-aie. Itii-ttak-ifnl'v fnr. E. 1 liEsT. Ukk. L CK. RST. Prefaml by r H. R. STEVENS, Boston, JTans. VFGETINE is mt.r n All Druggists and Dealers BVEriywiiEBjn. V ALU A DLL J'UOl'fcUrV FOR RENT FOR 1877. I ih-iie to rent my dwelling hottae and -lot oppcuite Mr.. Hovdeii'a for the" rear 1S77. ROBRKI NfURlMl Y. IIWRICeS FOR COTTON AND Low Prices -for ioote; call and sek our new stock or FALL AND WINTER GOODS. CHEAPER Mi the CHEAPEST. ALL WE ASK IS AN EXAMINATION. WANTED. POTTON, CORN, OATS, WHEAT, &c. MATTNEY & R CS. Salisbury, N. C. Oct. 11. 1876. (52:1m.) DISSOLUTION! tins clay dissolved by tnufaal consent. All psrsons indebted to them will please call at their stand and settle. L. W; WALTON, Sept. 12, 1870. . J. P. IIOSS. . JTiIlK Copartnership heretofore existing be A tween L. V. Walton and J. F. Ross, un der the firm name of Walton5 & " Itoss is NEW FIRM XXfrP naro this day asHociated ourselves for ',f the purpose of condyctirfff a general aiERCHANDISE HDSIKES3 -under the firm niueWViVMr Ross, at the store formerly, occupied , by -Waltoa & ROSS. , ' "'" l.: ' I ' We hope by fair dealing tomerit tTlibefal ahaxe of the public patroaaife.--- . . . 3epi. 12, JS7s, -:""- HJst ! ! THE ilEli - A THTasa. 2 J3 n nTTi7P fnTfi n- -i ,B '- .UUMHtOllU V H Stitch . I : " "7'llf A '?k fe. a J ; 4 AH If) I i 8" 1 v . 2&s&ggggggJ&& SIS- l t 3 1 - I . I ?. w-1 f I 1 N --,.:. THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE Iff THE WORLD. With our printed directions, no instruction Or mechanical skill is requTreJ to operate it The construction of the machine ia based upon a princil3 of uniqmr and nefjualled tia. jlidty, comprising simple levera working upon centres. The bearings are lew, aud they are hardened and polished, . . , . The machines are made at our new works in the city of Newark. X. J.. with new special (patented) machinery aud tools, constructed expressly tt accomplish what we'uow offer. J.aery moviiue fWu warranted. "DOMESTIC" SEWINC MACHINE CO., ' New York nnd Cliioag-o. W n VTTfYlTf SAVIXGST Byusinq;the"Dnieatlep. U ii Vk. B-Ji 15-1 ll v per Fnahioni the most stylish and perfect-fittinr IP IJL r O I 1 H 5 Vi costumes can be produced, at a large saving w X XXlk JL A. A Jt JL 1 1 MONEY to those who choose to make, or superia- tend the making of, their o n garments. With the kighest talent and the best facilities in all departments, and the best ileis i t the most skillful modistes, both at home and abroad, we are enabled to attain results far aliove the reach of tae average dress-maker. Our. styles are always the latest and best. Oar elegantlv-illustnUed catalogue mailed to any lady seiidiug bve cents with her address. Agents wanted everywhere. 'DOMESTIC" SEWING 'MACHINE CO., New York jiimI . Oliioago. "JTD I''tM The Southern Underweites Association; ins: i:k all kinds OR AUTHORIZED C VPITAU A!JETf. MAY 5, lSTrt, HOME OFF 10 11 ALEIGH. ! -r AR3K3TI.AI JOIiE2, Frccidcat. G. X7. 3 I'l. r. 13ZL5T, DocrDtar- Prtl.-s t?slrln,' in in : t. .-!- sr"ni - n itr- iie t ils c".:.'?i: Couirran-., as t:f tX',;jU in-; ..-r!'.: it; ;r ti.o Hr j To a'l trhi.n 1 m,n Kivrn: : This m u, o-nt(y,' Tu.U I U.tv t.vMW-hlv KAndnrK!!i T.usim-s .if!.'!:s .hi -i 'in;; -o.- of Tkerwiu- era Ln-Je.-rtirr AW...-1 ,ti .m ;;a-,... Ni,rl , ,r .a.a ly. a. , -..rd: u the . r. .i.sof an Actwt awJ? f .a'l up-.uiitl ..rtm-l.i, within i l)p p;.A ;,;ts . ..f itKcliartor. amltn ra" . 4m, wuk-h win :noiM fully a?war from statHia.-nt on la tui., i ' United St iU; Horntb. ;iuarlM v.ilti). t . itail i.oa-l Honis. 'U:jrki'f valm-',, N. C. County and iltv rV)!i Is. fnnrk'n v.i'.'if,. Mortff itrm o i l.'t- il Kstat' l.i XortJi e ir:n.i. ! . Total, j utven uifcler in Uan t and seal -Jl yfacc-. j us stock noniers are mnmvi thf pro:)li! -v, h-iHuess Its dmcern are kn.m n t arou-'iioi.Lt;ie man- iiwiutnireyoiirpn.pMn:. on the most reasonable terais. Ifc will keep your mnn 'v w, l:oir;c. live, Active. Reti.,blo Arc-nt.s wante.-l lifererr tint nf tu .i.u June l, i;g. 3ia A. MURl'UV, Loi-al Ap-nt. Sfxl'.htuy. N t mowcmim lotnli aad , . ar bie . VV. ork$ I 1 , On hand arid furnished to Order. Adih 'ess. VJ-.lY TE MORinKG STAR - 'WILMINGTON, N. C. A FIRST-CLASS DKM0CRA11C NEVSPAPJ:n ! ' LARGEST CIRCULATION OF AN V DAILY NEWSPAPER ,N NORTH CAROLINA. : ? THE - Only Daily Paper T..t.l: 1....! :.. ,ir uivnrnv m. nunc iica ill iu u i.uj 1 w., a tvlIV ' or ueaily 20,000 . liiU.iLiiaiits, and the Great Centre of North , , ' Caroliua Trado ! . - . SUBSCRIPTION One Year, - . - 8ii Months - . i- - :X, Three Monihsp - ' - S7 00 4 00 2 25 DYERTISINQ RATES REASONABLE. 'Address. . . , , 41 II. BERNARD, . Editor & Proprietor, 4iA. yVlJ.MINGTON, N. C vj. - .?.-Jt- Uouble- :!- -- . r.rl tl. . i V j - I I kid . i 1U(J bueet of pkopkkty ;ainst LLZ JLZ J - iu. . i i Ui2AC BY FIRE. O . 1 ZJi I'LL. Tre-wmrw, i'v r-v.lnivlri;- rp-T:! h i;.v A M ". .'' . r : ). T!i C 1()1 IN A. i'irM Ht ri '., 19.5) S.H,jW Oi: It W-M. 11. IIOWKRTON. K.rrtai7 Of UV j mm ! Nonii C;irH ana. Alilress. ! W. 1UT. Secretary, iralelgb. 5.8. 1; A. L. OKFEI.r. i).vl:l'. Traveling Agent tari.e. HEADSTONES. CP 4'" ii1 AuisriGan . Crranlte i V 4H ' 1 "'.I' ALL ORDERS PROMPT! Y EXECUTED. -. " "I - JOHN GAY.T0N.; rJlalei(jh, A p . Attorneys, Counselcrs and SoLlcitora. t -i i- z- SALISBURY, Janoary iii! IrTfi tt. j r I i l . rnr Not between ihe races but among .. i ;1"'-j ih WC nnwup.l '.-' - I Singer Sewing Hadu" r rr.!.llv reilnretl in uriie forca. . tj3L "v for 25 per cent l tliafi 'ert;,n,r4l.iM !.VniI, att:n.hments, &c. fax. sale n1 clett'netl, repai red 'or.1 traded A iT.?1 I 1 1 4 OCice rt iit.t'i.-' Tmir Sl rt-. L (! ! K-lt W i .fit Mi Via Willl.PT..ne i . ..atW 4. . Biaoiaer ana Heidera 1 -:- RIOTS! ROWS! if o : . r i J Ls i i i. I V ''' ''--'.'' - - i i-
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Nov. 2, 1876, edition 1
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