jX. CCD C: jSfiL T2L.
-NEW' schools) -
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Mrs. Wm M.Barker will open "a school for
the instruction of boya and girls, af-ber resi
dence on. Monday the 5th of March. She
euarintee satisfaction in every respect. Good
water, ample play ground, &c.t--.4 Terms
ony one dollar per month if in adfan.ce, -or
one dollar and fifty cents Lat the end of the
oior
Salisbury, March 1st, 1877.
lm.
TOOUR FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
Don't forget tluit J. Alleu Brown lias
moved to hU new office, front room over
Crawford's New Hardware Store, and will
HtiU continue to keep the "old reliable,"
Standard Navassa Guanoes; ranging iu
prices from $37 to $G0 currency, or in ex
change for jeotton, 3U0 to 450 lbs. baled.
Also other brands beretofore kept by liim,
including the "Soluble Pacific, and "Raw
Bone Phoa.w Lee's ; preparation 'of Lime,
Plaster, Potash und Salt, .already for use,
iu' wcks 125 lb-, each, at the low price of
16 per 'ton. Call and read his book o
certificate from your neighbor farmers,
who have -been rosing these Fertilizers for
the hwt five or six years. Be sure and hand
in your orders iniiire. . 20:2t. x
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIPS
The firm of B. Frank G rahaui & Co. is
- this day dissolved' by. mutual consent.
The business will-be coutiuued by R.
Frank 6c J. C. Graham nndrr the same
Finn name at No. I Murphy's Granite Row,
where thy will be pleased to ftri all thrir
4)d customers and friend.
' Jani V'77, loJm R, FRANK GRAHAM.
J.C. O. GRAHAM,
! C. 'GRAHAM, "
WLS. WATSON.
iWc welcome iu our midst Mr. W. M.
Nelson, of Pitt comity. Mr." Nelson' has
purchased the City Flouring and Saw
Mills of Mr. A. W.; Kluttz, and is going
right on; with the work. He" is an ener
getic, live man, with considerable experi
ence in his business, and will not fail to
please all who entrust their milling or
sawing to his care. Read his . advertise
ment in this paper. ' - ' : ? : 1
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Harris of the Concord Sun, lias this
week an elegant wood engraving of "the
old man who died for Joe," together with
a few original lines which are affection
ately dedicated to the old man. These
lines are neither Shakespearian, Miltonic
or Teunysonian, but are purely liar
risonic. The likeness of the old man is
true to life hislong, well-cut nose, small
squint eyes, drooping mouth, prominent
chin, hairless cranium, with benevolence
and destrnctiveness well developed; rear
of head unusually large, droop shoulders
and humped back, are all natural in fact,
if the old "man could see the picture, he
would behold himself as in a, glass. Suc
cess to Harris another poet-artist.
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WASHINGTON!
Mr. Wheeler Takes the Oath ' as Tiec
. " ' ." 'President; ; '
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The firm of Crawford &- Heilig was dissol ved
by mutal consent on the 2Uh inst. The note?
aitd account will remain at the old stand for a
short time all persons indebted, are earnestly
requested to come forward and nettle, as the
business of the old firm must be trloned at once.
IL U. CRAWFORD,
P. X. HEILIG.
Jan. 25, 1877. ' l'r.lm.
Go to Kluttz JL ReiidleinanV for best
varieties of .
SEED & EATING POTATOES.
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Read -A. S. MurpbyJ-n nd.
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Read Wharton's 10th of April, in this
paper. f v '"". "T'
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On last Friday night, a negro entered
the corn crib of Capt. J. A. Ramsaj', and
proceeded to fill the two bags which, he
had brought along for convenience in car
rying, with corn. The rolling corn made
a little too much fuss and attracted the at
tion of a passerby who kindly informed
the family. They immediately sent an
embassador down to interview his thief-
fchiphe-hearing the near approach of a
Indligerons step concluded to do as John
Gilpia did except he tried it on foot
leaving the bags. On examination, the
bags told the sad tale, there was the name
The negro laid low until Sunday when he
came up and confessed to Capt. Ramsar
his crime aud begged for mercy. W
won't tell on thencgro this time, but warn
hiui that if we ever have to write another
such a piece of newsabout him, that the
same paper will contain an obituary.
o
The Hon. Philo White and Lady
passe! here on the evening of the 2d inst.
from their home in Whitestown, N. Y
They were in good health and spirits am
seemed very little fatigued by" the jour
uey, which, for persons of their advanced
age, may be considered a long one. They
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Joseph E. Johnston and Ex-Senator Key, !
of Tennessee, are most prominently men
tioned for tho Cabinet from the South.
Carl Schurz will have a place. The new
government will be emotlonaL" "
Washington, March 5. -The Senate
was called to order by, Secretary George
Hane as Hayes entered.' "
The proclamation convening the Senate
in extra session was read.
i Ferry was elected President pro tem.
The oath of office was administered to Mr
Ferry,' and upon taking the chair he said:
"Senators accept my sincere acknowl-
ment for this renewal of your courtesy
and confidence, I will at once enter upon
the duties of the chair."
j He then directed the Secretary to call
the roll of Senators newly elected, and
requested them to present themselves in
fours to be sworn in. !
When the name of Mr. Kellogg, of
Louisiana, was called, he was escorted to
the desk by Mr. Ingalls, of Kansas, but
Mr. Bogy, of Missouri, objected to him
being sworn in.
Mr. Anthony submitted a resolution
that the credentials of the Senators elect
in all disputed or contested cases, lie upon
the table till to-morrow. Agreed to after
some discussion.
Mr. Spencer, of Alabama, objected to
the oath being administered to John T.
Morgan, Senator elect from Alabama, and
L. Q. C. Lamar, Senator elect from Mis
sissippi, and their credentials were laid
on the table until to-morrow.
The following Senators were sworn in :
Anthony, Beck, Blaiue, Hoar, Davis of
Illinois, Davis of West Virginia, Kirk
wood, McPherson, Plunibe, Rollins,
Saulsbury, Saunders, Tiller, Windom,
Coke, Garland, Harris, Ben Hill, John
ston and Ransom.
The President pro tem., announced that
there were two sets of credentials from
the State of South Carolina, and there was
but one vacancy. '
Mr. Gordon, of Georgia, objected to the
oath being administered to anv one claim -
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The Landmark urges the re-organiza-tiou
of the Iredell Bliies,' a once gallant
corps of citizen soldiery. '
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Brown and Verble have consolidated in
the livery stable business.- . Both stabh-x
were well stocked, the two In one, as. they
now stand ciin't be excelled iu the State.
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Messers. J. D. .McN'eely, Capt., T- B.
IWalVTheo. F.'KIuftz, aiul Prof. H. T. J.
Ludwick will go to Charlotte on the 8th
inst.. to institute lur Odd Fellow's En
campment. .
Mr. Howard's or some one else's influ
ence, secured the position of Guard. over
the convicts at work on the Western Rail
Road, for several men of this place. They
have gone. ,
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We notice the colored fire "-company on
parade Saturday evening. Their' engine
has recently leen repaired and paiiited
and throws watr better, now than it ever
did. . ;s
r ' '. O ' -
We had a slight fall of snow on Mon
day. The day of -Hayes' inauguration.
Some people may reruemler that it stiow
i ed on the day of -Vance's inauguration.
How is this thing t We think it evidently
kIiows that Tilden was the man. .
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The measles are still raging in this sec
tion. She who tannted us with, "my
friend in cardinal red" while we were
pausing through the silent vigils of that
, febrile disease," juow blooms like a mid
summer's rose. " ' """ . x
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nre stopping with Mrs. McKenzie, 7 miles
south, MrevAVhite's only surviviug-sister. iUg a seat from that State, and the cre-
They will spend two or three months in
this section of country, which to them
possesses peculiar interest. Rowan is Mrs.
White's nati ve coun ty, and here is-garner-ed
the slumltering diist of many a loved
one of her earlier life.
Mr. White settled here fifty-seven years
ago and adventured his life's fortune as
an editor and publisher. He possessed
the personal attributes of success at any
business and good fortune attended him
along the journey of life,
Mr. White was intimately acquainted
with the leading men of Western N. C.
dining his editoral career at this place,
extending through, a period of about ten
years, and shared with them in all the
Lmiblic a Hairs of that time. He has out
lived nearly all his co-temporaries of that
thtyj-but has not ceasetl an active anil
zealous concern iu the great subjects
which divide the men .of the present. Hy
bore his part in the late canvass for Presi
dent iu his native State of New York, aud
rejoiced with those who elected Mr. Til
den." His patriotism takes in the whole
country, north and south. - His sysipathy
for the latter isgoverned by as accurate
Iersonal acquaintance with the habits aud
interests of the people as of the section in
w hich he resides ; and" his well balance
mind rejects political absurdities and tol
erates no injustice.
We have S)oken thus freely .of -this
venerable gentleman because we know his
acquaintances here entertain a very high
regard for him and would scarcely expect
less at our hands. He will meet with
cordial greeting, especially from those
who had the pleasure of his acquaintance
in the latter days of the Kepublie.
Our young- frjetfd,'rMr, A. S. Murphy
luis commenced the practice of his profes
sion. He has an office in the .Lawyer's
Brick Row, , opposite Jthe Court House.
Help him, and all other worthy young
nien straggling for a livelihood
o
Mr. A. H. Bovden will attend the meet
ing of Stockholders of the Western Road,
iu Hickory next Saturday. It is impor-tttnt-fhat
all the stock in this countv
should be rcpresentetl, '.for there is cjiough
toentitle Salibary to a director. Have
your stock represented impossible. J
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The other day as an old lady passed up
tliestreet she saw on the other side what
sTie took to le,-'Rat bones and acorns
cooked," when she exclaimed; "what in
the mime of common sense does any body
vrant with that mess ! Who would eat it r
Tt was Lewis Browu's advertisement of
Eathbones Acorn Cook Stove, she saw.
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The robbin ' and blue bird nn ftirtf
their sweetest lays. o organ griuder in
x fRts the-laud. The tramp, lonely and
forlorn, passes, our , city with saddened
countenance. We have only the hog and
cow to fear and they not much; for some
"ke the mellow music of the former, while
ladies display their athletic powers in
dodging off the pavemeut to allow one of
the latter to pass.
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
We are requested to state that a meeting
of the subserilers to the proposed Libra
v Association, and. all others interested
in the project; will be held in McNeely's
Jjsdlon Monday night" next, . 12th inst.
Hrief addresses will be made 'by some of
ur professional men, and the benefits and
Workings of the Association fully canvass
ed, After whieh iti hoped to. ettuct an or-
u'aton, Ladies especially invittnL
EXPEGTjIMNT.
This unriraled preparation ha per
formed some of the most astonishing
cures that are recorded in the annals of
history. Patient su!TeHn for'years from
the various disc-uses of the Luas, after
trying different femcdie, speoiling thou
sands of dollars in traveling and doctor
ing, have, by the use of a few bottles,'
entirely recovered tkeir health.
"WON'T GO TO FLORIDA."
New York. Aoust 30. 187
D R. TUTT:
Dear Sir When in Aiken, last wtator, X used your
Ezpiotoriut for my eou ?h an 1 realized more bensflt
from it than anything I ever took. I am o well that
I will not so to Florid next winter aa I intended.
Send me one dozen. bottles, by express, for aome
frienda. AIJHED CU3HINO.
123 Wcat Thirty-11 rt Street.
Chemistry, Has - Discovered at
1 IiSist what Everybody wants." '
Wood'i i IaptOYed Hair Reitoratire
is, unlike any othr, and has no equal. The
Improved has new veetabldj tonio proper?
tie restores grey hair to a glossr, natural
color restores faded, dry harsh aud falUnx
hair4 restores, dresses, gives vior to the
hair; restores hair to prematurely bald beads;
removes ilaolraff, hutnors, scaly .eraptions ;
removes irritation, itching and seal dryness.
No article produces such wonderful effects.
rVrj lil call QwytjfJmnyUtit.
Itestorati v And 4oi'l be pHoiiitanj
Other, article. ,5oH hjp all draggUts iau jlhis
place and dealers vyry where. Trade np-
ptied at jinapafacturers 4 prices by.C.A.
Cook & Co. Chicago, Sole Agents for, ton
United States ana Uanadas, and , by J.
Henry. Curraa or Co.; ewYprk.,- ;
Lot
Sale of Town
I pursuance of a ; Decree ofthe Superior
. CoaH of Rowan Comity at Fall Term
1871 iSrill proceed to sell at the Court-
Iloose.door ia Salisbory on the 17th day ot
March. 1877. Jt 1 1 jo'clock. a. m. a certain lot
of Land situated in the great North Square of
me l own oi oaiisonry, rronun on Jiain ot.,
about 100 feet, nd rorminsf back" 2071 feet,
adjoininff the residence of W. J. 31111s and the
lot ordmn Shaver and Harriet. Johnson,
mortgaijed by lV.J. Mills and.wife and otb-4
crs to thelSalisbtiry Building and Loan As
sociation, to satisfy the debt secured by raid
toortcase.' !v --u-,
I. Terms made knamz on day of sale;
I - Treat. SaliiOntrg Building mml L. JLttoeioCion
' Feb. 12, 1877. , . . I3:4t
; i TJie limiiation of co-partnhip of the firm
of A. J. Mock & Co , expired by ajtrnien5t on
the 1st day of January, 1877 and in orderTa
dose up the bunineas as early as possible, they
now oner their stock of
In this county, on the 22dof Feb.r1877, 1
by A. L. Hall, Esq., Ma. ii. A. Po wlas to I
Miss -C. L. Lestz, daughter of Adam I
Lentx.
GOODS
SALISBURY MARKET,.
ff)orrected by J. M. Ksox & CO.
January 31, 1877.
Middlings,
Cotton brisk
low do
stains
Bacon, county, hog round
Butter
Ec.gs
Cuickes per dozes
Cons scarce.
MBAL-r-inoderate demand at
L Wheat r"obd demand at
Fi.our market "stocked best fatal
super.
Potatoes, Iuisii
Onions no demand
Lard
Hat
Beeswax-
Tallow
Blackberries
ArPLEs, dried
Sue, Alt
Coffee
Calicos
- - v AT ' '-' ' '
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
v Our terms .from thir !ate will
be strictly cahand barter. NO -CREDIT.
.We shall buy all kinds of country produce for
cash and barter at highest market prices.
All persons indebted tojis by note or account
1101114
lo 1 will pleaxe call and pay up, longer indulgence
Hi 15
20 25
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$1.50(2.00 !
6065
6070
851.10
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3.25
. 75
75
12i15
S040
3540 j
2830t
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46
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25
.raio
will not be given.
Jan. 16, 1877.
A. J. MOCK, & CO.
14:3m
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HIGHEST HOSOBS
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AT THE
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
Pittsbuiig, Pa., March 5. The Bate
man house at Kansas City, Butler co., Pa.,
was destroved bv fire this eveuiuir. The
lire originated in the office and cut off all
escaje by the stairway from the rooms
above, and Mr. Bateman rushed through
the flames with his son. He was badly
and his sou fatally burned. In searching
the debris for the bodies of Mrs. Bateman,
her daughter Minnie, Lou, Belle and Miu
nie, were found burned beyond recogni
tion. H. Brown, of the firm of Spraugh
IL Co., of New York, was found almost
consumed. Thirty girls were in the iotel
at the time, six of whom were injured by
jumping from windows.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says it can be stated as
very nearly positively determined ipon
that Judge Settle will go into Hayes'
Cabinet. It is equally certain, this writer
says, that ex-Senator John Pool will not
receive a Cabinet appointment, although
he would "take it if he could get it.
Breathing Miasma Without Injury.
There ii do exaggeration in the statement
that thousands of persons residing from one
rear. end to another in fever and aae re
gions on Uii Continent and eWwhere, breathe
air utore or iefet impregnated with mitsma,
without incurring the disease, idniplj and
onlybecause they are in the habit of using
IIo.;teUer'B Stomach Bitters as a preventive.
It haa frequently happened, and the fact has
been amply attested by the parties themselves
that persons surrounded on all Hides by neigh
bors suifering the tortures of this shivering
and burning, pjague, have enjoyed absolute
immunity from it, thanks to the protection
afforded by the Bitters.- Nor is that standard
anti-febrile cordial lem efficacious in remedy
ing than preventing chills and fevers, bill tons
remittents, and disorders of a kindred type:
Taken between the paroxysms, it speedily
mitigate their .violence, and eventually 1 pre
vents their recurrence. The facts, convinc
ingly established by evident, appeal with peculiar-
lorce, to , travelers and srournera in
J malarious district. 4 i -'T
dentials of Corbiu and Butler were laid
on the table until to-morrow.
Mr. Ferry asked if the Vice-President of
the United States elect, was ready to take
the oath of office. After a few minutes
Mr. Wheeler entered the Senate Chamber,
leaning on the arm of Mr. McCreery, of
the committee of arrangements, and was
escorted to the desk of the Presiding of
ficer, when Mr. Ferry said : I have great
pleasure in presenting the Vice-President
of the United States.
Mr. Wheeler made a brief address.
At the conclusion of Mr. Wheeler's re
marks, Mr. Ferrv retired from the chair
saying : With great pleasure, Mr. Vice
President, I surrender the chair to yon.
The Vice-President then announced
that the Senate would proceed to the por
tico of the' Capitol to witness the Inaugu
ration of the President, and the procession
was formed by Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms
Christie, according to the programme al-
readv published, and left the Chamber at
1:25 p. m.
The Semite, returned, and the Vice
President resumed the chair.
Mr. Hamlin, of Maine, submitted a res
olution t hat a committee of three Senators
be appointed by the Vice-President, to
wait upon the President, of the United
States, and inform him that a quorum of
the Senate had assembled, and that the
Senate will be pleased to receive any com
munication he may be pleased to make ;
agreed to, and Messrs Hamlin, Morton
and Hansom were appointed as such com
mittee. Mr. Morton moved that when the Sea -ate
adjourn to-day it be to meet on Wed
nesday at 12 o'clock. ,
Mr. Hamlin opposed the motion, and
said when the committee should wait up
on the President, he would no doubt reply
that he was ready to communicate with
the Senate immediately;, therefore the
Senate should be in session to receive
such communications. Mr. Morton with
drew his motion, and the Senate at 1 :30
adjourned until 12 o'clock to-morrow.
Nothing unusual characterized the in
augural ceremonies. The procession was
small but handsome. Well handled and
orderly. The programme was followed
in all its" details and nothing omitted.
The display to-night is wonderful. Gov.
Sheppard has disregarded expense and
taste iu decorating the Avenue. No at
tention has been paid to the Cabinet cr
other serious matters.
Col. Bristow, of Kentucky, will almost
certainly sueceed Judge Davis on the
Supreme bench.
Ex-Senator Key, of Tennessee, will be
Postmaster General.
Evarts, probably, for Secretary of State.
Morrill, of Vermont, Secretary of Navy.
The indications are that the old affilia
tions in the Republican party will be dis
regarded, and it wiU be sought to make
oil and water mix.
Boston. January 11, 1874.
This sitiflM th at I bve recommendod tho naaet
Dr. Tutt'a Expectorant for dieae of th lont-a
for the past two years, and to my Itnowlsdgo many
bottle hava ben uaed by my patients with the hap.
pleat results. In two esses where it was thought eon
firmed consumption had taken place the'Expectorant
eoeotod a our. B.. II. SPBAQUE, 2LD.
We oan not speak too highly of Dr. Tutt'a E"
pectorant, and for the sake of suffertas, humanity
hope it may beoome more g-enarally known." Cutis
tl AnvocjtTS. . . :!. u
Sold by VrusKists. rrice si.uw
Attention FARMERS.
GRASS SEED.
Just received a fresh supply of Clover
Seed. Orchard Grass. Hlue Grass. Red Top
and li-nothy, winch l will sell cnap. At
KNNIPS'I
CENTENNIAL
Do yon take Th3 Sanny SontJit
If not, send for it immediately.
It
is
the
universal favorite, and all 'So!jiherff arc-
proud of it. Let a larae club he nti! withont
delav in this coiuinunit v.. . It huh 4alX-iikl3-
tralvd literary weekly in the South, and the
pri'tw and jHjuple every where unite in pronoun
cing it "the equal in every respect of any similar
pnUication, in America. 1 he best literary
alenl of the whole country, JSoih a,nd South,
is writing for it, ami it has something each
week -tor nil classes ot renders, it. stones are
superior in literary merit, and equal in thrilling
interest to those ot any other papcrrnd'iU es
says upon all suljetU are from tliq best niiuds
ol the aire.
in addition to thrilling new ones, a series
of brilliant articles will wn begin on the
Campagn and Battles of the Army of
Tennessee, hy Colonel B. V. FkobeijTi dis-
linjuilied militarv engineer of that armv in all
its trying times. These papers will expla-in all
the movements nf Generals Johnston, Hood
and Sherman. Don't mis anv of '.he numbers.
l'liev will read like a fascinating romance.
New and exciting stories are beginning every
week or two.
State and local agents are being appointed
every win re, but let eaeu community loriu a
club at once and send for the Miner. Having
passed successfully through two of the hardest
years we shall ever see, it now cluallenges the
admiration and unlimited supportof the peo
ple. The priee is $3 a vear. but Hubs o Sour
aud upwards get it for $2.50. Address Jno. H.
jc .s, Atlanta, Oa.
V if.
JUCEliJRAWFORD.
10th of April."
The undersigned desires to inform the pub
lic that be intends to leave Salisbury about the
10th of April. All those wishing good pic
tures, either Photographs or Ferreotypes are
ai y hied to call before that time.
"IT JS SO."
That my price nave; been greatly reduced.
They range frotu 25 cenU upr Come before it is
TOO LATE.
21:1m. Artist.
Read and Learn for Yourself.
Many Talralle d!orcries and inuelr use
ful kuowIdw'li teifVom th world. b
cHiise of th ioitneuse expense in limiting
thein kiiiiwn ( tTm people. This Is riot tli
ms with IJoscnEK'g German tynt'P. al
though but a few years introduced into this
country its sain now reaches n .vyery fowu
and viHage iu thp U. S. Iti WMiidfrful suc
cess in curing Consumption, severe Coughs,
Ast'ima. and all other diseases of the throat
and lirugs, was Mist mndt) knoyva by. distrib
uting evry year, for three year, oyer 4(H),-
000 bottles to the afflicted, free 0 charge, by
Druggists. No such a, test of .merit was
ever given before to any itlier; jvreparation.
Could you ask more ? Go to yotfr Druggist,
Thoo. F. Kluttx, and get-a bottle for 75
ceuts aud try it. Sample; bottles 10 cents
X mark iu pencil, wiU-uderstild from it
that they are due us for the papeV, and will
ple.ise reu:it. v ;:
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ADVICE GRATIS.
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The Hn. Alexander H. Stephens saysi
'The Globe Flower (JMigh Syrup haspruveu
a most valuable remedy to in."
Gov. James M. Smith, of Georgia, says:
I shall always use it with perfect Coufi
dunce, and reconimeod it to tlu public as a
remedy which will afford that, satisfaction
experienced by me aud mine. It. exceeds
everything for coughs, colds aud obstinate
luug affections."
Ex-Gov. Brown, of Ga., saysti-"He finds
the GTobe Flower Cough Syrup almost ex
cellent remedy."
Such endorsement by oar great and good
men deserves the atteution of the afflicted.
Those, sutferiug from cough, cold and lung
affections should use the Globe Flower
Cough Syrup. It will positively cure con
sumption. For sale by Theo. F. Kluttz.
T i . F. Kluttz is giving away a hand
lojn) o a. entitled "Pearls for the Peo
ple." containing much valuabte information
and many interesting articles. Jt-also con
tains a history of the discovery of the IIep
atiue," for diseases of the liver, dyspepsia,
eoustipation and iudigestion, tfc-. aud gires
positive assurance that when the' Ilepatine
is used it effects a peruiaueut aud lasting
cure of these diseases, which prevail to suh
an alanniug extent in oar country. Take
the Ifepatine fur all diseases of the liver.
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UNITED STATES
CENTENNIAL
World's Exposition, 1876
LiASON & HAU
CABINET OnGAtJS
Unanimously assigned
the
"FIRST RANK
IN TFIB
SEVERAL REQUISITES"
Of such Instruments!
The MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
have the honor to announce that" the oreans
j of their manufacture have been unanimously
assigned "the FIRST RANK in the SEV
ERAL KrJUUISUES of instruments of the
iclajw" by the Judges at the CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION at Philadelphia, 1876, and are
the ONLY INSTUMENTS OF THIS GEN
ERAL CLASS AWARDED THIS RANK.
Th is is after the severest competition by the
best makers, before one of the most competent
juries ever assembled.
They have also received the MtVALt, but,
as is well known, medals of equal merit have
been awarded all articles deemed worthy oi
recognition ; so that it will be easy for many
makers to advertise that they have received
"first medals."
The differences in competing articles, and
their comparative excellence, are recognized
in the Reports of the Judges, from which the
following is an extract:
" THE 'MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
CO.'s exhibit of Eeed Orguns and Har
moniums snows instruments ox me
FIRST RANK IN THE SEVERAL RE
QUISITES OF INSTRUMENTS Ox
THE CLASS : viz.: Smoothness and
etiual distribution of tone, scone of
: J-:'- - 1
expression, resonance ana singing qual
ity,' ireeaom ana qaicxness m action
of keys and bellows, with thorough
ness or worKmansxup, eomowea
with simplicity of action " (Sujncd
by all the Judges ) The Mason and Hain-
1 in Organs are thus declared to rank Qrst, not
in one or two respects only, but in the" 6EVT-
EKAL REQUISITES ot such instrument,
and thev are the ONLY ones assigned this
rank. This triumph was not nuexpected, for
the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs have
uniformly been awarded the highest honors
in -competition in America, there having
been scarcely six exceptions in hundred ot
. . ......
competitions. Ihey were awarded nigiiesi
honors and
FIRST MEDALS
Paris 1867; Tienna 73 Sastiap 75;
PHILADELPHIA, 1876,
and have thus been awarded highest honors
at -
Every World's Exposition
at which they have been exhibited ; beiug
the
OCTLir ASX23ZLZCAXT OZIOAZ7S
which have ever obtained
AXY AWARD
T PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant,- . '
Mechanic, inretitor, farmr;6r Pre fession
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
23 rAWCTT CAHDO IS. styW
with name 1 Oct, post paid. J.B. HuSTBB.
Nassau. RensCo., N. y; , -484.
"LUCRATIVE BUSINESS... .
8Sr,We want 500 more rixst
class Gewine- ZZachiae Agents, and
9 v w uu oi eoergy ana anility to
learn the business of Selling Oewinc
Zklachines. Compensation liberal,
but varying according- to Ability,
wusiaswr ana viuauncauonr ortne
Agent. Tor. partipT4aritAddresu
wilsoiMELlacMB Co.Ciicaf5
H 829 BroaJw.y, New York, or Nv OrlrtT.
-.'.'. t a 1S.4W
Window Glass,
From 8x10 upwards to very large
tliruensions.
PUTTY AND" PAINTS
. t .
Everything, in short usually kept by larje
at anv competition with best European makers,, or
in any Kumpean woriaw exposiuon
Siw 8Txis.wiui lmprovemenis. extuntea
le CENTENNIAL: elegant new cases In great va
riety. Prices very UM consistent wltn bt-fet mate
rial and workmanship. Organs sold for cash or
Installments, or rented nnttl rent pays. Eecr Or
oan, warranted to nine entirt matinj 'action to tvery rta
onabu nurenaner or thi mosey kkvundfd. illi s-
TKATED CATALCK1UE8 sent free.
MASON HAMLIN ORGAN CO. 154 Tremont
Street. Boston: 85 Union Square, New YorlC 80 and
82 Adams Street. Chicago; 3T Great Marlborough
8treet Londoo; tt Backer Strasse, Vienna; 1U Col
lins Street, MeiDourne.
Sept. tl, l7 iri
dealers in
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY GOODS,
Call and sec.
falisbury, Jan. 24th, 1877. (l&ly.)
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The firm of Julian &Heili? is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. , The business will
be conducted at the ol4 stand by Mr. J. H.
Ileilitr. A11 indebfed to the late firm of Julian
ArHeilie are" respectfully requested to come
forward and settle up as the books must be
closed al once.
JULIAN 4 HEILIG.
Salisbury, Jan. 50, 1877.
,'. - A CARD.
In retiring from the firm of Julian & Heilig
t desire -to return my thanks for the very lib
eral patronage received from the -ptihlicY and
hope it may be continued. Mr. Heilig bavins
eneaeed mv servioes I shall be glad to wait
upon my old friends and customers as hereto
fore. - ' - - . ..
' D.B JULIAN:
Salisbury, Jan. 30, 1377. 1C:6U
t OA A A Month. AGENTS ! WANTED - Otti Wt
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