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if if Iff. f 1 i fit" ."JH- :H5 fl IS tt a - P - - u t t.tia-" fS -. . - 5 r - i-ISH m ; in m n & 1 Stir!!. 1 r. i -pi a r ! ' c it r f 1 i i -i 7.' . ."! I i, 4 ! it 4 1 y !. 1 i AZirTLE ctrimitEN. pore white robes the children kaeel - . Beaida their mother' knee ; " , With bright eye veiled and fai bowed "; " ; ' ; , . u ' , , In meek simplicity, j - thiwihood's tooken p" 1 That IleVduId night . - .. ( 5 1- - Wbacpieia' H the day. u - j ; No hrYnkinaMl nbahitng dduLt, ObciV their childiah trust ; .,; , : God U thr Father, tender, khidf?-r And care for'tllem He nmst. !; 7 O for the child,' unquestioning fcutb, The love that casta oat fear yhi That rets secure upon Thine arm ' r 1 Uab klWKW X UCC Sin hv' Oar (altering. wordU but half express e Ottfpsc of Varied need? ' . j But Q&ftjlt.rej Each i Cunt de wo He LeeiU-' v ' 'ia.-r'.r.i -s ,'! '.. -..r. - With childhood's firm, undoubting faith, , IU'rejerence and ite trusty , Let ua approach our Father' thronej Hia childrea we, though dust. : ; J - - . : ... ... ., . E. V. S. Tus-iiNxw Process of Axnealixg Glass A number of" prominent citizens of New York and Brooklyn were invited recently to visit the La Bantie Glass Works of South Brooklyn to witness the manu fact ure of glassware under a new process patented by M. de la Bastie of Pans in ,1375, This process differs rrom the man I ufacture of other glassware in the compo nent parts of material used. After the ware has passed from the workmen s hand it undergoes aiL annealing process by be ing thrown into a bath of tallow. Th visitors were conducted through the works and the process of manufacture was ex plained. Thov wero then conducted into the storeroom, where lamp chimneys, tumblers, pfatcsr globes tcv., were subject ed to a test by throwing them carelessly around the floor, driving nails into boards with a lamp chimney, and pitching the plates 15 or feet on a hard floor. One mall plate was thrown into the air about 25 feet and allowed to fall upon a brick floor, without breaking. Lamp chimneys were placed on lamps and heated, and cold water was sprinkled upon them, but these severe tests did not effect the ware - in the least.5 The works employ about 150 persons, mostly boys and girls. For the last few years the desire for Florida orange has been so great that it was impossible to supply the steadily iu creasing demand, at anything like reason-J able prieest In all northern and western markets good, and even fabulous prices have been obtained for this golden fruit of Florida, while other oranges have sold at fair to nominal prices. This heavy de mand aud good ale of the Florida orange have' ereated-conslderable enusiasmiund. spirit of speculation in the minds of a Ziimb c fi uii, vtcivnauuft, who thin year have speculated extensively, and to their sorrow on account of the dire frost, which has depreciated the value Tqf their cpnr tracted crops to an unknown extent, mak ing thelf ventures subject to heavy loss, as frozen fruit is spongy, unsalable, unfit both tQ eat and to ship, and easily rots, j While these facts are no great drawback to future orange culture, yet tlis year's prices will inevitably affect prices of suc ceeding crops. Samnuah Xeics. A London paper says : 'On Satur day? the 10th inst., the steamer Wiscon siq, which arrived at Liverpool from New YnrHi brought one of the largest consign- ments of American fresh, meat that have yet reached Liverpool port, consisting of ' about 2,000 quarters. The steadier Abys sinia, which alsq arrived, qn Saturday from the same place, had on board about 400 quarters. Scarcely a day passes with out the arrival of one or two steamers at Liverpool from, Anverjca containing quan tities of dea4 meat The probabilities of living to be 100 years qldrare, according to the statistics of Dr. Farr, 223 to the 1,000,000. That )s to say, computing the present average number of deaths on the basis of recent official tables qf mortality in p gland, out of every 1 ,000,000 now living, 23 Wrll live o belQQ years old ; and the last one of the million will die in his 103th year, The Island of Heligoland is reported to. be gradually disappearing. It Js now, says .frpn, less than a mile 114 superficial extent; but in 1649 it was four miles in circum ference 1 in 1300, forty ..five miles ; and. in BO&V hundred and twenty miles. The encroachment of the sea is effected almost entirely irom. the northeast,, owing to the t ofthe (mirents and the direction of the pre yUng wind.. The 3f athinal debt of France, dae exclu sively to. tlje wars in which she has been engaged siuce 1843, will absorb this year bout $ 150,000,0004 the pensions to inva lid soldiers, widows and orphans, $22,. 000,000 the army, $ 110.000,000. lathis yriCf just one half of the whole revenue of the country is sacrificed . Had it not been for the Crimean, the Italian, the Mexican and the ernaByWara, and the present apposed necessity of keepng large standing armr France ;woul4 not owe a fct to the world.- - ' Uoger M. fihennan was once arguing a Mie ai?d made a pojpT' whicbT ihe judge dM not at once seIr.ueVman'lsaid. he, "J wQuld thank yon to Btate the point . so that I cn understand you.w Bqwing jolitel5', Mr. 8hcrman replied In hi bland rst manner, i Your Honor is not probably aware qf the task, you are inpo&jng on me." ' ' riM1SndreTinomt6ralrtadr Sed in Manitoba jnake extf Heat Mt nr. them ii room atiU on the pre-1 ent reserve, appropriated to Bnasian immi- granU for "inoer ten thousand." The capacity of the great jxonuwesi w icciw i settlera is comparatively, unlimitedr ua Uiere fa room in this country for aU the rMiBonites in Bnssia without the restof - - .. ,i . . 1 tne population Kunenug im.'our:u.c. i vZiA auKl.: ' : ' ; ?i ' ' vU '.iovitt It is the.rosult oT practical, every day experience that steady attention to .mat-1 It IS Ol UCU1I1 lie v luu iwi vr. , ' j r"- progress, and diligence, riabovt? all; Is thej1 mother or goou rack'. There was an 1 ugly row at Bennetts vUle, S.d last week , in which fmdling.W04d .wbicn be ought to have had hUnrm shattered and another,; no A . , - 4T a ii, f!S T : kl , pistol snot. - - " r ' ' ;7JT1' "t Aro irreat mission work tnItaly, and has 4,200 , . : . , " Jl-II "WrfC sound i religion as well, as Jetters.he v i ,i -oi. imA of 118 uupus u lurecv a ecuw iu imv. , " i U.AU Whichiiappens in the whole rorld happens through hoTie. -No husbandmant, would sow a grain of corn, "J - . i the ear. llow much more are we neipeui . - ii i oa by hope in the way to eternal life. . J A florist was showing an Irishman over hi establishment the other day. "Now," said he, "we'll just look in for a moment at the germinatiughou.se." "The German 1 ating house, is itf replied the other. Troth, and I'm glad, for it s hungry 1 am. JJut isn't mere some lnsn rniKui saloon just as-handy Like the generality of kings and con- querors, r redi lck tne oreat naa n mosi philosophic indifference to death in otk- er. J none or his t Datties, a uattauon oi veterans having taken to their heels, he gaiioped after them, bawling out :-" Why J ... . 1 . ao you run uway, yuu mu umvwuum 1 Do you want to live tor ever : rrr x i - i I ine epizouc, or cereoro-spumi menm- gins, uroite out among tne car-norses oi urooKiyn on r rniay lasi, anu erj nine hope is entertained ot saving the lives ot the afflicted animals. On Monday fifteen horses had died since Friday. The ani mals die in about tweutv-four hours after the.first symptoms manifest themselves. THE SPITZ i DOG QUESTION. Facts are stubborn things, and if any one doubt that the Spitz dog is a danger ous animal to have in the family, let liim study ttiel'tactsV 'Doubt will soon give place to conviction that there are periods in tie life of this specie of dog when his bite is fatal. Those wljo have had such dogs in the house have" observed that at certain, or uncertain seasons they are sul len, mopish, and impatient.. At such times they often Rnap at their lKst friends, even the children of whom at other times they are most fond. It is now ascertain ed that the bite of this species of the dog is followed frequently by hydrophobia, and some cases of such distressing nature have come to our knowledge, that we are constrained to this word of caution. How ever great may be one's affection for a dog, and his admiration of the traits of character often displayed.. by the animal, the life of a child is of more value than all the dogs in the world. Therefore the old Lathi warning, Care canem, and the Scripture precept, beware of Hihjs, an to be heeded. .Y. Y. Observer. Komamsm Declinixu IX Ikelaxd. While the Komish element in our popula tion has been increasing and mainly by the Irish immigration, it is well to see thafour gain is Ireland's loss. The late Dr. Nicholas Murray, our "Kirwan," used to say that the loss of some people was a great addition to the population. And this is the way it works : In 1809 the pop ulation of Great Britain and Ireland was about fifteen millions and three quarters, qf whom four millions and a quarter were Roman Catholics, or 27 per cent, of the whole population. Now the population is nearly Mrty?one millions and a half,Tf whom a little more than five millions and a half are Roniau" Catholics, or only 18 per cent, of the whole- population. In other words, while the Roman Catholics have increased at the rate of 28 pe r cent., the" Protestants have increased at the rate of 120 per cent. Protestantism has, there fore, been advancing nearly five times fas ter than Romanism since the leginning pi the present century. A'. Y. Observer. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN TO SING. Wh . Because it is the surest way to makeHbem 'nappy.- The families are those who sing most; around their own hearthstones. Then music is" easy to learn,' and is the most refined of all arts It purifies the heart, refines our feelings and exalts the mind. It offers greater advantages to the child fqr social enj 03 ment than any other branch of its educa t.ioq . Theiv our children are natural born musicians j at leas you aeldom meet with a child that cannot he taught to sing of home and heaven. ' But of course the means of education must be employed. No school should be without It music lessons, and one competent to teach the children how to sing.; Children have a better appreciation of the good and beautiful than older persons because tlieir natures have not been sullied by being in contact with the sinfulness and wicked ness, of the world. Music is in perfect keeping with their pure natures. If child- rren are tausht but n ihnrr w that one thing be musje. Sacrifice flther branches to it. It makes the homestead happier. It will make life' journey pleasant, and it will still cheer the soul in heaven. ? ojflFaUh.?Yro little boja were talkintotber (ut Jesaon they had pecn receiving irom uieir Knuiuiuwuivi , on the subject of ElUaV going to heaven in a chariot -of fire. I aay, Charlie t, - j w nae on aucn n curiov i "Why no," aid Charlie, "I shouldn't beafraidt 1 katwthattki Lord va$ driving: Aiiif tliat tru ill at. tliA . W!l V David ftlt , j - whenhesftid: "What time! am afraid tbaripta of .fire nor auytiing l could - . ' rotector v r: T . , , , - r-J HEROISM. "O Dear," said Willie Grey as he sat .Intra mi tin ojtAv.linftiA mill looked nt, the IIda something for Uie world,! some jutinn that everv une conld admire. whole world better and happier. , Iwish " F n le a hero llke Washington, or a famoua missionary, like Judson, but I ... lir " v f "Why do want to be a hero f ask- . , , , ... i i.:a UA,,.,n ; lAhti' Mavimfn trhn.niiu- h. aD iust tUcn, lmpoened to overhear - . uin nuaaawi u a0h," said Willie, coloring; very one T.i.inAa n mA unH t 1 1 L u uluinr Him nn1 wutum praises him after he is dead7 "That's the idea, is it v7 said John. you want to be a hero for the sake of being talked about." Williedid not exact like this way of puttin" it. "Not only that, but I want to do good Jto people convert the heathen or or .1V a 8inicin!? gi.in. or g-.v-e tlie countrv4 I trt t r or something like that." "That sounds better : but believe me, Millie, the greatest hei-oes have been men who have t)imitriit ieast tliemselves apd more alwmt theh. work aml so tar .lH j can 11 lunVj the gi-eat I mean cordingto ti,e christian standard have h b d()in t, uearest (lutv 0 ' llowever smaH. And here John took up nA i., tn c,j;f ,lw i ;,.,iiino.. wood. wim iumned off the -horse. aud t . k t, gtickg without 8av. ft word . but thm, h he nothingt 1 he th ht the more "I've wasted lots of time thinking what great things I might do, if I only had the chanee," he thought ; "and I've neglected the things I could and ought to do, and made a lot of trouble for mother. I guess I'd better begin my heroism by lighting mv own laziness. Alliance. SOME SIMPLE SUGGESTIONS. Many excellent te:ichers, in our State, are now in want of reminicrative einnlov ment, and we have the men and the wo men to increase the number, and enlarge the operations of our schools. We there fore suggest that influential Hrsons look around them and, see if schools are needed in their neighborhotMls and if the neigh bors will ngicie to call some of these teach ers. The President has taken his seat in peace, and the campaign is certainly over. Good weather is comiugjaud the children need attention. Thousands are growing np in ignorance, and all good citiens should strive to make them wiser and better, and at the. same time give employ ment to good and useful citizens. Fathers and mothers owe their children the opportunity of improvement, even when the children prevewely allow their opportunities to pasa unimproved. IMk back and consider what ou wish vour parents had done for you, and then do the same for your own .children. If vou -wish schools4iad been open to you, ojwn them to your-childreu. If you wish you had received a little compulsory educa tion, then compel your children to im prove their time and learn such things as they ought to know. And now one more suggestion. The State needs, and our people would gladly patronize, schools offering board at low rates for boyes and girls. Some hotels in the State charge one dollar a meal. They feed many glut tons and are expected to feed them high ; and some of these hotels clear bnt little. Other hotels charge twenty-five cents a meal and furnish a plenty of wholesome food. As a rule, bovs and mrl ,.n ivo ' boarded for one-fourth of the usual hotel board. Some members of the Legislature board in Raleigh at $18 a month. They do this in winter, when wood is high and vegetables are scarce. They furnish no sheets, no towels no lights. But if they would remain through summer, when no wood is needed, and vegetables are abund ant; and if they would furnished sheets, towels and lights, they could be boarded for much less. Now if these hale and hearty men, who have just fought through a four-montlrs, campaign, could get board tor so little, schools boy sind girlsought to get board for less. few boarders are troublesome and expensive ; but the cost of board does not increase with the num ber of boarders. When corn can be bought af 50 cents a bushel, flour at $7 a barrel, pork at cents a pound, peas at 75 cents bushel, sugar at 10 cents and coffee at 20 cents a pound, healthy board can be furnished at eight dollars a month, : provided twentv-five boarders can beobtained f because' they will pay three times the cost of the pro visions they will consume. Sq wjthout at all interfering with those schools which feed high and charge enough fopayjforiVwosuggejst the opening of ether schools offering board at lower rates In order that parents of limited means may also send their children to school. The Orphans' Friend. Drummers for the Rale of the fragrant guano are going to and fro in the earth and np and dova iniitJ r. lldmane Act. One of, the most hu mane acts that marks Grant7 administra tion, was exhibited just before be retired fronrthe White House, in the pardon of a large number of poor and ignorant illicit distillers from the mountains of Georgia, on condition that they should refrain from the practice in the future. Two hundred and twenty-two of those unhappy, de spairing men were released from the pris on walls and again restored to their fami lies aiid homes. Charlbtte Observer. An English court has decided that a gentleman who has failed, owing to delay on the part of the railroad company, to catch the regular train, may order a spe cial train at the expense of the company, andtliat he need not wait a long time for the starting of the next regular train. : Emigration is setting eastward. The Baltimore Gazette says : "On Saturday 140 emigrants from New York, Pennsylvania ami other States sail ed from New York city for Australia, and a party of 300 move are to sail in a fortnight." The land of the free and the home of the bravo" ceasing to le attractive ! Charlotte Observer : Judge Cloud is re Ported as saying that he would give two years of his judicial life to be Mayor of Charlotte three days. If he didn't stop this "'ere whistling 4ind running around of waggins of nightspyou might take his hat." Greensboro Xorth State We are in formed that l'ostniaster-Geueral Key is related to Kufus L. Patterson, of Salem. Two of Mr. Key's daughters are at the Salem Female Seminary. Land Lubbers Preparing For a Sea-Cost Supper. A couple of young men in this city took it into their heads to have a supper made up of delicacies from the sea-cost, and ac cordingly telegraphed to the operator at Morehead City to send them wild duc'is, shrimps and embus by the first train. The operator repjied yesterday: "No ducks been here in two weeks. Last pair I saw about three weeks age) were too poor to eat. Shrims are a later Mid than March too early yet. Crabs "will be ripe in June, and will end them then if you can wait. Can send you a whale tteuk if you would liky" The sipperof ducks, shrimps-find crabs has been indefinitely postponed. Uale'ujh Xeirs; Killing of Whales. We understand that two wluies were killed, Monday evening, near Mojehead City a cow and her calf. The cow was fifty feet long, aud her bone and oil Vill net 1,700. One crew took ; both. A irettvgood haul. Jialeinh Xeirs. i'C Hi i.-m.it W leli.y J. J. HKl NKli. Kd. Hint Vn p T. K. BKl'NKK. Associate Ed. srilSCKIPTIoX KATKS : Per Year.pa.vable In advance,... Six iu inUs $2 00 1 25 ADVKKTISIXO RATES one ln"n,ne publication. 'two publications I'ontrapt tafps for months or a vtir. fl 00 l 50 What I hno w About Veyctine, South Uoston, Maj 8, 1ST0. n. n; stff ev, E"j. : Ut iir Si I Imve h.nl n.nsiili 'le PXjrlnirp with th- 'we.m:. Vr clvjp wia. :'neml drbilitr nnd impure lld, the Vketi.f ii ".rriif ttxinv thin wiiirh I he -ver nerd. I ominMicd inking Vej Eti.se iilxnt the iiii.uilf f lar winter, :ml nftT its lur .m!e. it entirely cured ine ot (lypeii, ik! my lUd uover was 'i -o iril iDiiJiiion. n at t.ie presM-il time. It will iiflnrd me pleHftirp to cive Buy flirt I nr partirular? relative to what I know about thi L'xl tiediciiie to any oue who w i.l rail or ad dre uia m. iuj ncideuce, ". Athcim Street. Vary rc,.- rtuilv, HO.MKiR PAHKER. &4 Alhcuj Street. STMrTOXS-Want of appetite, fining of food and wind fom the r-tomnrh, acidity of the atomach, heartburn,drTnef aud whileiieMt of the tougae iu the morn in;, sense ot di-l.-nsion in the atoniai-h aud bowels. oi let line ntmiliiiir and pnin; ciwtlvenesa, which is oc-.-asioually interrnptel ty diarrhoea ; pale oesn of tbe urine, i liemontii cLimniv, or haa a sour or bitter taste. Other frequent aymptona are wuterbrajh, palpitation ot Ibe Leuit, headuche, and diordersf ti e eiM-i, atn.'iivg double, etc. Titer ix general debiliiy, Ungiior aiid averaion to motion; injection of the fpirii8,diaiurbd tlevp, and frightful ditatuit. Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh. Soi Tii Berwick, Mi., Jan. IT, 1S7J. II. R. Stten, F.mj. : Dear Sir I have had dypepla In Its worst form for the l.ict t'ti year, aud have taken hundred of dollara' worth ot Bicdici' e without obtaining any rebel. In September Inst I eoinnieneed taking tlio Vr.KTiNE, :ice which time my heultli has steadily improved. . Mf foMl dik:et well, and I have gained tUtoen xu;ndol neh. 'I herc are several othera in this place takiig tlie Vkoetinb, all have obtained relief. Voura tmlv, TIloilASK. MOORE. Overseer of card room, Portsmouth C'o'a. Milla. All diseases of tlie blood. If VreETiNE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify sod cure such diMiisea, rertoriu the patient to perfect hea th alter trying different physicians, many reme dies, suffering' for years, U nbt conclusive proof. If yon are a suWerer.'yoti ran be cured T Why 1 this medicine performing such great cures ? It works in the blood, in the ciiculatin fluid. It can truly be culled the Grenl Mood I'vrijier. The great source of d.rase originate in the blood ; and no medicine that does not atdirectly upon it, to purify i Lai any jnut claim upon public at ten tic and renovate, Ion. G001 EVIDENCE. Cincinnati, Nov. 26, 1971. Mr. IT. K. Stevuns : Dear Sir The two bottle of VEfiETINK fnr r.ishcd me by your aj;eut, my wife uaa ured with great betietit. Kor a louc time she has Wen troubled with dlzzl ties md costiven'jss ; itiese troubles are now entire ly removed by the use of VEdETlNE. She wai also tnsibled with I)vr-epsia and Gen tl Debility : and his been preittW lteneflled. THUS. GILMOKK, 2 Walnut Street. RELlJiUI.E: J-VIlllVCE. Mn. II. R. Steves: lear Sir I will most cheerfully add my testimony to the groat tiiimlx r you have already received in fa vor of your great and good medicine. Vegetink, for I do not think enonpli can le said in Its praise, for I waa troubled over thirty year witb that dreadful disease, Catarrh, and had such bad coughing spells that it would reeni aa though I could never breath wit more, and Vegitink has cured me ; and I do ftel to tliank iod all the time that there ia so good a medicine as Veoetine, and 1 also think it one of the het Uiedirlnes for coughs and weak sinking feelidgs Kl the stomach, and advlve everybody to take lite VeaETiKE,for I can assure them it Is one of the beet medlciue that ever was. MRS. L.GORE, Corner Magazine aod Walnut bt reels, Cambridge, Mass. - APPEEW4TI0N. CitinxErroWN, Mass., March l, 18f. II. It. STkvEKs : This is to certify that I hare used your " Blood Preparation " ( Vejjetihe ) in mr family tor several years,and think tat, fur scrofula or Cankerous II n mors orUhpumatlc affect kms, it cannot be ex. celled ; and aa a blood purifier and apriiic medlciue It is the bft thing I have ever used ; and I have used almost everything. I can cheerfully recooiOMtud it to UlJiUe in need of snctt a medicine, i Tours respectfully, -Jll.S. A. A. DINSMORE, 9 Russell Street. Vegeilne is Sold Vj All Dniisia. THE OBSERVER Needs no formal statfineut of principlei, nor elaborate recital of what it will do, or ex pect to do. in the coining year. It 1 can onr no Uronger guarantee fr it futare than it offered by its past conduct. It will labor earuetly aud faithfully for the ad vancement of the Dfiiioeratic party, and for the good of the State, which it believes to be oue and inseparable. 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Ellen Story. 12. Thompson's Hoosier Mosaics. Or. to any oue who n ay send us $24 for twelve auuuai subscriptions, the twelve books above named will be forwarded bv mail or express free of all charges. To that person, inau, woman, or child. who may send us the cash for the largest number of annual subscriptions to THE Ob server, daily, or weekly, or both combined. between January 1, 1 8 7. and March 1. 1877 win ne iorwanieu. iree oi ail uar;-s. all liif ho.iks uamed as premiums to earn paper and a commission of ten per cent, ok thi AMOUNT REMITTED. To the person who may send us t' e sec ond largest list, one-half tlie volumes named, and th- same rash commission. To the person who may send us the third bi'gest list, one-third the volumes named, and the sain.- rash commission. Samples of the above bMiks. all well prin ted and Tioimd, and most of them pro- lioiiuceii Ity the press llolth and S.tllh to Ite gems of typographical beauty, may be. seen at the oliire of The Observer. To those disposed to canvass for The 06 server and prefen ing money to liooks, ex ceedingly liberal commissions will be paid, to be deducted by canvassing agent from his remittances. Kates OF.SunscRirri In Advanck. I). nly, one year, mail postpaid S 8 00 six months, " " . ; . .8 4 00 " three " " .... 2 00 Weekly, ne year, mail postpaid. . . .2 00 six months " .... 1 00 fySpecimen copied of the daily, or weekly, r both, mailed on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Raleigh, N. C. Carolina Central Railway Co. Office ( iKXKRAL Srr$RISTr.lENT. ) lingtou. X. C. .April 14, ltf?5. Wihn Change of Schedule, On and after Fridar. April lfith, 1875, the trains will run over this Railway as follows. PASSENGER TRAINS. Leave Wilniiiifr'.ou at 715 A M. Arrive atCharlotteut 7.15 V. M. Leuve Charlotte at 7.00 A. It Arrive in Wilmintou at 7.00 P. M FREIGHT TRAINS Leave Wilmiiifrton at. Arrive at Charlotte at Leave Charlotte at Arriveiu Wilminptoii at MIXED TRAINS- Leave Charlotte at Arrive at Buffalo at Leave Buffalo at. Arrive in Charlotte at ...6.00 P U ....6.UU P M ...0 . A M . . .0.00 A M H.00 A M 12 M ...12.30P M ....4.3U P M No Trains on Sunday eeeptoue freight train that leaves Wilmington at 6 p. ,M., instead of on Saturday night. Connectona. ConnectB at Wilmington with Wilmington & Wei don, aud Wilmington, Columbia J: Augumta Railroads, Seuii-weekly New York aud Tri weekly Baltimore and weekly Philadelphia Steamers, and the River Boats to Fayetteyille. Connects at Charlotte with its Wettern Di vision, North Carolina Railroad, Cbarlotte & Statesvile Railroad, Charlotte Si Atlanta Air Liue, and C'hurlotte, Colombia fc Augusta Rail road. Thus Bupplying the whole West, Northwe t and Southwest with a short and cheap line t' the Seaboard and Europe. S. L. FREMONT. Chief Engineer and Superintendent. May 6. 1875. tf. KERR ORAIGE, gUtonttii at Sato, ilediJioiitAir LiriD Kail way sfV,Ttsv csiIIRBSi i --"nil it nri-f Rchmond Sc Dan vile, Richmond & Danville R. W. . u. iJiyison, ana Iforth Western &. C. R. W. coiidehseFtihe-table In Effect on and after Sunday, Dec. 10th, 1876 GOING NOIITIJ. I STATIONS. - MAIL. Leave Charlotte 4.55 a m 'i Air-Lioe Juntion 5.20 44 "i SalUburv 7 35 " Greensboro 9 55 Danville 12.28 P M 44 ; Dundee 12.4-3 44 "i Btirkevillo 5.05 " Arrive at Richmond 7.43 pm j GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. MAIL. Leave Kichmond 7.50 A M Burkeville 10.46 44 "1 Dundee 2 55 p M u Danville 2 59 " 'I GreeiHborongh 5.40 " 44 i Sitliurj 8.15 " Air-Line Jnnctinnl0.25 44 Arrive at Charlotte 10.37 " GOING EAST GOIXG WEST (STATIONS. Ieave Greensboro 44 . Co. Shops Arrive at Raleigh iw-MAIL 31 All A rr. 5.25 pm Lv. 4.15 " ai 1 10.05am Il.21-i4 2.41 pm SArr.i2.3('pM "(Lv. lO.irpM Arrive at Goldsboro ! 5J5 pm WORTH WESTESW W. C.RH j (Salem Branch.) I Leave Grcpfboro 5.50 P M s Arrive at Salem 8.00 44 Leave Salem 7.30 A M Arrive at Greensboro 9.35 44 Passenger Trains leaving Raleigh nt 12.34 P. M. Connects at (ireensboro with tlies Southern bound train ; making the quickest lime to all Southern cities. No. Change of Cars Between Charlotte and Richmond. 232 Miles. Papers that have arrangements to advertise the'scnedule of this company will please print as above and forward copies to Genl. Passenger Agent. For further information address JOHN K. MAUMURDO, Gvnl. Passenger Agent, June 6, '7G Richmii:d, V. SIMONTON FEMALE COLLEGE- Statesviile, N. C. j MRS. E. N. GRANT. Principal. The next Session will open Ac gust 33th 1C76. L'ircu'ars with teru. ect . upon application. Rffrvrenres : li-v. V. A. Wood, States viile. N. V.; ex-tiov. Z. R. Vance, Char lotte N. C, Prof. V. .). Martin. Davids,,,) College. N. C: Rev. R. Hiirwell. Rab-itfh. N.' C: and all friends and pupils of Rev. Dr. Mitt-hell, late Professor in University of N;C. Julv (i 7(-l v. PAINTING. lit, House, Sign, and Ornamental PAINTING, Gtoisini & Frescolna: a Specialty. All letters ailtlresseil to the utider pinned at. Kei nersville, N. (.'., will b promptly answered. Work done by contnet or by the day; Satisfaction Guaranteed. AddreM J. GILMER KBRNER, Kertiersville, N. C. Lnng aro the world was convinced tfcat sew ine can he done In' maehiner)' the only ques tion now is, what machine combines in itselt the irrcaest number id important advantages. J ust here the FLORENCE eouips in with its self-regulating tension, see ing from muslin to leather without change-ol thread or needle, then from right to left and left to right while one .style of the machine sews to or from the operator, as may he desired and with stitch alike on both sides. In elegance oi finish and smoothness of operation, variety oi woik and reasonableness in price, the Florence has wnhe highest distinction. F. tr. Cartland Greensboro. N . C., is the .Agent, lie is also Agent for : Bickford Knitting Machine npon which '.10 pairs of socks haye been knit per day, without seam, and with perfect heel ahd toe. floods. Shawls. Scarfs, Gloves, tc, may he knit upon this Woman Fricnil, which costs hut $M. '.Correspondence in relation to either Knitter or Sewing Machine is invited, aud samples ot work sent upon application. All orders by-wail will receive prompt attention. Machines ship ped to any part of the State, and satisfaction guaranteed. Agents wanted in every County. Address all communications to J. K. CA RTLAND, Salisbury. Or, F. G. CARTLAND, Gen'l AgU Greensboro, X. C In the absence-of Salisbury apent. call on Mrs. Schlokm. at the National Uotel, f23;y f ft r f To the Working1 Class. We are now prepared to furiiigh all classes with c ustaut einployinetit at ho'ne. the whole of the time, ur for their Fpare moments. Business uew. liht ami profitable. Persons of eiihtr sex eHSilveam from 50 cents to per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to th" business. Boys aud girls earn nearly as much as men-. 'That all who see this notice may send tjieif address. and test the business we make this uupar alleled offer : To such as are not well sat isfied, we will send ore dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, sam ples worth several dollars to commence work on. and a copy of Home and Fireside, one of the largest and best Illustrated Publications all sent free by mail. Keider if 7 ir3 permanent, profitable wot kad i i 11 St in son ti Co- Por1aur, Ma v WlLNIlNGTONirfef , '" -. .. ft H t - a! first class democra It NEWSPAPER f 4 JJ LARGEST CIRCULATION OF AN? DAILY NEWSPAPER ix -1 NORTH aR0tlXAf ; - THE t Only Dailv Paper Published in WILMINGTON nearly 20,000 Inhabitant tlie Great Centre of 'N 'ia s --Carolina Trade ' SUBSCRimON-: One Year, 17 1$ 4 00 2 2.V Six Month?, -Three Month?, ADVERTISING RATES REASOXABl.i-' Addreri", . r WM; ii. BERNARD i j EMor Propriety, 52:i f. II1RDWAHK. : wi ien on want Hardware it U ngnn a, call on the undersigned ai KJ Graniti Row. . D. A. AT WELL. Salisbury, N. C. June S tt. OMNIBUS & BAGGAGE WAGON ACCOMMODATIONS. I have fitted up an Omnihiu nnd Caggagp Wagon which are always reaily to eunvrv jxrfj. sons to or from 'the depot, to and. front partiet weddings, Ac. Leave onlerat Matmion IIoum or at my Livery A Sale Stable, Fisher ctreei near Railroad bridge. i M. A. BR INGLE I Aug. 19 tf. , - Send 2,-c. U G- T. R0WELL&T0..Nw York, for Pamphlet of 100 page,contaiiiin( lists if 3,000 newspaper, and eKtitnale nhow. ng cost of advertising. March U, 76: ly. Blackmer and Henderson, Attorneys, Counselors . and Solicitors. SALISBURY, N. C. ' J arina22 I 76- -tt. ! Clicap Chaf lei Afortgagrg. and varios iher llanVs f or sal Kr an'l be made by everv a-t-nt -very month in the Inisiiij v furnish, but those illiui; to wtk can easily ea a ilozeu dollars a day ribt in their own localities. Have mi rui U explain 4eie Husiness pleoabt and bou orable. Wonieu. aud boys and jjirls da i well as men. We will furnish you a coui-f pl-te Outfit free. The business paji Lertrtj j tliHIJ-aiiytlili.t: else. We will bear ezpeulj f starting you. Part'wular free. V ritj and s e. Fanners and tiierhaniro, tLeirli sons and dairliteis. and all classe in uerd of paying work at home: hoiilJ write t ut and learu all altout the work at onre. NwJ: is the tiinerDou't dely. AdJteS TKUEiji & CO.. Augusta, Maiue. (: oo:ly.jd. i:; MANSION HOUSE . Centrally: Situated On tlao Xia.tU.o JScjixro SALISBURY; N. 0. T II E HOUSE i in the centre of businew and l.i" nearest to the depot. Tuble as gooct as. the best. Servants attentive and polite. if Board per day Single Meals ..... .... $1 it 3?Special Contracts for a longer term. Omnibus to aud from all traius. Best Livery Mable near at. baud. EdThe undersigned tender hia thanks tft many friends who have called 011 him at tb Mansion. and assures them that nireffort shtl be spared to make their future vhdU pleaanta LTf he Traveling Public will alway finil. pleasant quarters and refreshing rare. WMROWZEE. Feb 3. jT6. 7:tl "' LANIER HOUSE STATESVIILE, N. CL, G. S. LANIER & CO., Proprietors. rrScrrants Polite andTAttentire. j 45: tf. . ii Altention FARMERS. GRASS SEED. Just receive Ja fresh topply of CIJ Seed. Orchard Gras. Blue GrM. M f and Timothy, which lillell THIS rAPEIt IS 03T TTfJS WTtU Whr AdTerlislttC Contract i 999 EM m"' : ; ' i 1 " "111 bM
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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