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gu, CCP QZS JSL. The Annual Conference of the Meth odist Church meets here ou the morning 0f the 28th. : - . O Six Pound Yam; Potato from Lewis Ag ner. Providence township. . .. o 32 ifoirs; Mr. Sittbrd has left at our office a ear of corn with 32 grain rows. It is the Maclamer corn." - o - ' Tte Bigest Potato. Mr. John Lingle,q 4 miles West, . has produced the largest gwcet potato of the season. Weight 10 lbs. when first dug. It is nearly round, and not unlike at eantetope in sltape. o AVe notice that some of our people hare ; 1 ti: 1 1 . it.!.' trapping uuu. writing unus mis- m ;i gon. Better be careful, or some one will be caught breaking the law, and will miss from their pockets the amount of a nice little fine. Every case should be report ei and prosecuted. . o - The band connected with Hillard & -Hunting's Pacific Combination Show pa , radeu our streets last x uesuay evening playing at a Sunday school air. It was the poorest band we ever heard the best we can say for it is that it was wonderfully . i. 1 i. rr .1 JjjiCordAUt. ... o Thursday the 29th, is the day appoint ed by Gov. Vance and Hayes to bo ob served as a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the bounteous of blessings of God for the past year. The churchcAin this citv Avill be open in the nioriiin" of that.day. r () Conference. Active preparations for the Methodist Conference, which meets in tbp Methodist church tit this nlaco. nn iu vy - - x -Jr OcCIl 1U pi ugicsa ii ooiiiti uuj . nil im r.. , .1 ii ...in be ready for it when it comes, and it is looked forward to as one likely to possess unusual interest. o , We return thanks to W. A. Davis, for au invitation to attend a Thanksgiving Supper, to be gi ven at the Oxford Hotel, on Thursday night, Nov. 2Mh, 1877, to the friends and patrons of the Torch Light. Mr. Davis, is oun the best and most enterprising Editors in the State and we hope him as great success in future as in past. Last Tuesday was "circus da" there than usually gathers here- ou Saturdays. Maybe it was because there were no ani mals on exhibition our people love to look at animals emphatically this proves that our people care nothing for a show. Its the animals, we -have always contended that it was only animals ours are a moral peopleJ;linances compel them to be. o Scalded. Mr. E. H. Marsh, andT. Fred Murphy, were testing a newly repaired engine on the Western X. C. Rail Road, last Saturday evening, when it Was dis covered that the cyiluder cocks were not j working well ; the engine was stopped, and these gentlemen proceeded to exam ine into the causes, of said trouble. Dur ing the progress of this examination, (we are not engineer enough to tell how,) both of them were scalded severely on their arms. n The ascension of the huge balloon on last Tuesday, was the most attractive part of II & IPs , Show. It was inflated with hnfcnir nnil vrlicn lnnsp.fi. tdinr, intn rlii'nir like a,rocket, with the "fool' (as some people are uncharitable enough to call him,) dangling to a horizontal bar, skin ning the cat amtcutting up generally. The balloon rose to the; height of about three j hundred yards and passed over seven ! blocks of buildings, and fell in the south western suburbs of the city. It was a novel sight to most of our citizens. -o- IVent out Full. There is-a proper ob ject of charity in tho case of a lady in this vicinity, who, a few years ago, moved to the northwest with her husband, and after living there five or six years lost her husband by death, who left her with three children. A year or two after wards her dwelling house, together with its entire contents, was destroyed by fire. She then return empty to Xorth Carolina to friends and kindred unable to help her, . herself and little ones by laboring in the fields, cookiug, washing, &c. Any who may wish to help this toiling one by ' money or other gifts are requested to de- jiosit them iu the-hands of Mr.. John ' Ileilig, Salisbury, who will convey them to the person alluded to. o . The two concerts to be given here on thejevenings of the 29th and 30th, under the auspices of Prof. W. H. Xeave and Lady, will, we can confidently assert, be the finest and grandest musical eutertarn wentsever offered in this State rich and varied enough to jdease all tastes, even of tlte most select audiences in Metropoli tan cities. The whole real musical strength of the city will be brought out fn the roost presentabb-Jiindrattractive manner all the young ladies ; all Mrs. Ncavc's pupils, and the two Bauds, Senior and Junior, carefully trained in new music for the occasion. No expense in' time or money is spared to bring these concerts to the highest point of excellence. Such as obtaining the newest and finest foreign music, get ting Prof. Lineback to jeome from Salem to put the two pianos in perfect accord, &c, &c. - J - o The excursion train on the Western N. G. R. R. to Morganton, Sunday, was au " unfortunate thing in several respects. It " left here with only about 20 or 30 excur sionists and but few got on at intermediate points. Part of the train got off the track at 3rd Creek, but was 'easily replaced At Hickory, as the train waa leaving a colored woman in attempting to get oh j was knocked down and fell with a leg on the track, which ofourso she lost after wards amputated by the Doctors, who, while thus engaged, found in the woman's possession some stolen jewelry. Last, but not least, not one of the excursionists, so far as heard of, was converted by the preaching they heard at Morgan ton. Now if we knew Uqw much money the It. E. Company made over and above expenses it would show the valoe of this Sunday excursion. ' o - lulled. Two of the negroes sentenced at the last term of Rowan Superior Court were killed last Thursday, at the head of the Western N. C, li. lLf whither they had been sent to work out the sentence of the Court. Travis Haley and Rufus Young are the names of the convicts killed. Haley was sentenced to 3 years for lar ceny j Young to 10 years for an attempt at rape. It will be remeinbered that Young was tried at the Spring term of our Courjt for raping a white woman and was convicted, but got a new trial and was cleared at the fall term, but was tak en in-another case of the same nature, an attempt to rape a colored woman, and was convicted aud sentenced as above stated. These two, and one other, at tempted their escape and were fired upon by the-guant, ith the above result. In the case of Young, itrseems that the just avenger of all wrong has nieetednout to him righteous judgement for his horri ble crime. o We know a young man a hard work ing, honest lad who has a faUingTn two respects. The first is he dips snuff; the other is a weak place on his left side, in the region of the heart, for-fthe girls. Xow this is a bad habit, this snuff dipping, we mean, and this particular youth car ries it to an excess. He has a nice little box, made just like a drum, except that one head comes out, this is his snuff box. When he goes to see his "little duck," as he calls her, he takes his box and 'they have a real social time, dipping from the same box, cooing, &c Now girls we beg you not to do such naughty things, we mean as dipping with your sweetheart, or by yourself. You ought to teach better things, and not countenance, or tolerate in your presence the dipping of gnu ft. We don't mean to say a word against the young man; for every body says he is good boy. , MOTHER SAVE YOUR CHILDREN from torture and death by using Shriner's Indian Vermifuge. It will destroy and expel worms of every variety. It is a re liable agent. XTse it according to the di rections on the bottle and Watch the re sult, and you will be convinced that it does work well. - ' Even if we are not smart, we know what to do when-troubled with a cough or cold. No doctor bills for us. We take a "-25 cent rtotr, g to the nrat drug store and buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Svrtip. One dose relieves us nnd one bottle cures us entirely. FROM SWAXXAXOA GAP. Gov. Vance's Visit Tlte Railroad Tlte lush Interest Here. (Correspondence of the Ashe vllle Citizen ) On the evening of the 5th inst. Gov. Yance arrived at Henry's on a visit to Swaunauoa Gap. He visited on the day following his ar rival at Henry, the works at the top of the mountain a distance of three miles, which the Governor traveled bv Walker's Hack Line. He was glad to fiud that the locomotive had at last been gotten across the mountain a work in which about one hundred hands have been employed, for a fortuight and alialf. The engineer, ex pecting the Governor, fired up his engine, and when he came asked him to blow, for the first time, the locomotive whistle in Buncombe, the immediate home of Rip Van Winkle. The Governor climbing into the engine the first pioneer of mod ern civilization among a people just wak ing placed his hand Hpon the throttle valve and the glad blue hills re-echoed the long expected sounds w The work on the Railroad is progress ing J slowly. Although there is among those controlling the Work an honest de sire for the completion of the road j and a health v-emulation between the two Railroads pointing to Asheville, which will doubtless hasten the work on each, jet there are somethings thai detract from the otherwise perhaps rapid prog ress. One consummately foolish thing is the shackliugof the several hundred con victs here. Even those working in the Swannanoa Tunnel are shackled, thereby hindering them from what they might do, with no possibility of escape. Here also is located tlie X. C, Fish Hatchery. It is situated within a stone's throw of the Swannanoa Gap, and in a lesser distance of the railroad or niore properly the western approach to the tunnel. The Supt. Mr. W. F. Page is a thorough expert, aud a cultivated gentle man. TJie quarter of a million California Salmon eggs have hatched out leaving about two-hundred and twenty-five thous and fish in good order. These will be ready for distribution about the middle of December. The nature of the Salmon, where they will" be distributed and how; bow they have been hatched and other points, will be spoken of, with your per mission in a future paper. DOUBLEYOU VEE. Nov. 7th, 1877. - Apropos to the above is the following from the Charlotte Observer of the 17th inst j ' ' - " "Avery satisfactory evidence of the progress of the work in the Swannanoa tunnel, on the Western North Carolina Railroad, was developed late Thursday- It is known to all who have ever visited the work at thovhead of this road, orOre at all familiar with it, that some time ago a shaft about two hundred feet deep was sunk near the top of the mountain, with, a leaning to the Buncombe side, and Immediately in the proposed line of the railroad. This shaft soon fill ed more than half full of Water, andThurs- day evening while the convicts were at work in the tunnel, driving straight ahead in the direction of Buncombe, nature's wall weakened and gave way, and the water from the great well came rushing down into the tunnel, a roaring cataract. By the exercise of great fleetness the con victs beat the torrent to the mouth of the tunnel, and all arrived on the outside un hurt. "The striking of this shaft signifies that the tunnel, which will be a quarter of a mile in length, is more than half completed from this side, and that the "State of Buncombe" has been reached by the railroad." y THE SLAVE TRAFFIC IN EGYPT. Washington Dispatch to the New York Times. Washington, Nov. 10. The Consul General of the United States at Cairo has forwarded to the Department of State a copy of the convention concluded ou the 4th of August last between Governments of Great Britain and Egypt for the sup pression of the slave trade with the coun tries ruled over by the Kliedive. The convention is embraced within seven ar ticles, in which are recited the usual formalities attendant upon the drawing up of such instruments. The powers and privileges granted by the Egyptian Gov ernment to British cruisers to visit, search, detain, &c, suspected Egyptian vessels are very full, aud the "law's delay5? in the trial of slavers short and the punish ment severe. Wherever the word "slaves" occurs in the convention it is immediately qualified by the words "Africans or Abys siniaus," which qualification it would seem, was intended to exclude from the terms of that instrument the Circassian and Georgian female slaves, who are pur chased in Constantinople by the middle and higher classes in Egypt, and held in the harems under the designation of ser vants or wives. These "servants," with whom the masters live in a state of con cubinage, and who are only limited in number by the desire and wealth of the purchasers, are really slaves, but it is clear from the wording of the convention that while the severest measures will be adopted for the suppression of African Abyssinian slavery, the Oriental system which condemns the beautiful: white women of Georgia and Circassia to lives of slavery and concubinage will not be interferred with in anymauuer wha tever. The Cowhide of the Fathers. Sunday News. What is wanting in this country is the cowhide of the fathers. The wisest man who ever lived said that "if yon spare the rod you will spoil the child." That is as true to-day as it was when it was uttered. The fifth com man dm en t is the apex of the Decalogue, the key-stone of the arch, the only commandment to which God immediately attached a promise : "Hon or thy father and thy mother, that thy days be long in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee." At home the children must be" taught .'respect and obedience to parents, and reverence for elders and those entrusted with authority over them. Irreverence is the curse of the age, and it must be corrected right at home. A good son makes a good pupil and a good citizen, aud a bad sou travels exactly the opposite road. THE XEW SILVER DOLLAR HOW IT IS TO BE MADE. We gather the following description of the die for moulding the new silver dol lar, from au exchange : In anticipation of the passage of some silver bill a die has been prepared for the new silver dollar. It is a great improve ment over the old. On the obverse side is a medallion head of Liberty, with sprigs of cotton and corn in place of the tradit ional fillet. The execution of the head I is very fine, and the arrangement of the hair on the forehead aud the disposition of the lines around the chin and neck are treated with remarkable grace and free dom. The reverse has an eagle display ed, aud the motto, "United States of America," and "IfPliiribus I'hmw,'' with the date Where the secondary mot to, In God We trust," is to go, is not yet determined, but it will not be left off. A study was made of an eagle from life for the coin, but it did not prove satisfactory, and the autique type was followed. The design meets the dilficulty of suggesting relief without making tho engraving of the die unreasonably high- Our northern brethren without regard to race, sect or party or previous condi tion seem to be opposed to making silver money once more, and opposed to the re peal of the bill forcing a return to specie payments on the first of January 1S79. The proposition to coin a new lot of the old time silver dollars, they term a legal ized mode of swindling. They call upon the Senate to kill the bill, aud they call upon'Mr. Hayes to veto it. They are ready to make friends with any man of any party, white or black, that will unite with them in griuding the most out of their debtors. This is a significant fact, and one that should teach us of the South a lesson long to be remembered. We can not soon learn that to take care of our material interest we must rely on our selves, and that, if we do not look after our own affairs with a zealous and watch ful eye they will be neglected. We can not depend on the northern brother when his pecuniary interest conflicts with ours, and we must not expect it. Raleigh Oh' gerrcr. Honest John. The New York Iribune of a recent date says, Senator Patterson -retains '"his seat at Washington, but he cannot be said to vepreeent South Carolina there any longer. All of the petitions, memorials, and other documents from the State are sent to Senator Gorderr, and are presented by him. The great man's occupation is goue. The only desire for his aid or society manifested anywhere, conies from the penitentiary of South Carolina. That absolutely yearns for him. Last evening, in this city, Rev. J. E. Fogarry, of Charleston county, S. C, and Miss Bettie V. McCorkle, were married at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, C. Scott, Esq,, Rev. A. W. Miller, D. D. of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Only a few friends were Lpresent, and soon after the marriage the newly married couple departed on the Air-Line traiu for Spartanburg, S. C. The groom is a graduate or Davidson College, and has many acquaintances in this section. Our congratulations and good wishes attend the united pair. Charlotte Obzerrtr, 15th inst. The Bishop of Hereford, while examin ing a class iu a public school, asked what an average was. Several boy's said that they didn't know, but at last one replied: "It is what a hen lays on." The Bishop looked in amazement at the boy, who then said that he had obtained bis information in his little book of facts. The little book was sent for, and, when it arrived, the bright boy pointed triumphantly to the following sentence : "The domestic hen lays on an accrage fifty eggs each year." Queen Victoria regulates and discip lines her children just as if they were still boys and girls. Prince Leopold is twenty-four, but his slightest movements or plans are telegraphed to Windsor or Bal moral by one of his suite, so that the oth er Sunday when, being t in Elgin, he ac cepted an invitation to attend the Epis copal Church he received a few minutes before hour of service positive orders to ro to the Presbvterian Church. He went. It is certain that any wild wish or vain imagination never takes such firm pos session of the mind as when it-is found empty and unoccupied. A French author. says : "When. I lost my wife, every family in the town offered V. me another; but when I lost my horse no one offered to make him "rood." Hon. I). W. Yoorhees, Democrat, has been appointed, by Gov. Williams of In diana, to li 1 1 the scat in the U. S. Senate made vacant bv the death of Morton. BUSINESS LOCAL COLUMN. LOST A fine white lace handkerchief, between the Episcopal church and the residence of Mr. Richardon, altout'a Wt-ek ago. The finder will be rewarded if he will leave it i at Horah's stoic George Anderson the barber, -has op ened a shop, just ii rear of llaly burton's Grocery Store, where lie will be glad to serve the public" in his line. BETTER THAN EXPECTED. Two Carpenters from a dMniice hearing that P. N." Ileilisf !i Son were selling the cheapest HARDWARE and MECHANICS TOOLS in the (O'jn'.ry, determined to ive them a trial. Not having more money than they wished to invest in tools, they started out on fool for their tore, and walked two days to reach it. To their astonishment they bculi! all the good they wanted and had money enough left to pay their passage back on llie railroad and the freight on llieir goods. It Di;. C. W. BexsonVCki.f.!:y and Ciiam omim: Pn.i.s are prepared expressly to cue Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous ness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price a!J cents, postage free. Sold by all Druggist. Office, No. 100 X. Eutaw Street, Baltimore, Md. 4w I In St. "Enoch's Olmrch. How an county, X. C. Xo- vfiuner TtH. 1ST", dy the VirSrte's Father, Itcv. Jacob Kn.i.iA.N Kkikd and Miss Lila .K uan. In this Count v on the 11th, or Xov. by W. M. Kl nca id Fstj., Mb. John II. (iiiKKS, to Miss Lauka M. Siikkts. isa:s. In Texas, on the llh day or October, 177. Daniil Kkkn, iomeily ot o.-lh Cvuvllna. ia ids mil year. THE Scientific American. THIRTY-THIRD YAR. Tie mil poplar Scientific Paper iNtheWORLD. Only $3.20 a Year, including Postage. Weekly. 52 Numbers a Year. 4,000 book, paes. Tub SciKSiTiMC Amkricak is a large First Class Weekly Newspaper of sixnen papes, printed in the moat beautitUi stvle, prf:t'y iilntt rated icithnleiulil engraving, representing t'ae newest Inventions and the most recent Advances tu the Arts and Science; lneiudin,' Meciianics and Engineering, Ktc.ira Ewiln eerinr, KUIw.u". 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Heading liooni, Ltbrarv, College or School. Terms, per vear, $1,60 half ye ir. which Includes prepayment of postage. Discount to Clubs and Agents. Single copies ten cents. Sold ny an Newsdealers, ueinit by postal order to MUNN & CO., publishers, 37 park Kow, New York. Yl A 'UT'C, n connection with the jfj, X JLiL X scientific American, Messrs. hvms & Co., are Solicitors of American and Foreign Patents and aave the largest establishment In the world. Patents are obtained on the best terms. Models ol New Inventions and Sketches examined, and advice free. A special notice Is made In the Scientifc American of alt Inventions Patented through this Agency, with thename and residence of the Patentee. Public attention U thus directed to the merits of the new patent, anl solea or Introduc tion often effected.. . JiCXX & CO.. ST Park Row, New York. Branch Offic?, Cor. F Tth Sts., Washington, D. C. Nov. , isn St. Tka t)...k... v.. t. :t. .t.i h utw iiuura niiiuii lie ill uic bitter -pfrnciple. called Eaculin, which have been utilized for the cure of Hemorrhoid, or files. In sunvrmg with that disease use J ab ler Buckeye rue Ointment, only 5.0 cenla a bottle. For a tie at Ti authani' Dru Store. Astonishing,- Success. It is the duty of every person who has used Bosciiek's UEiiMAS Svkuf to Ict3 its wonfier ful qualities be known tu their friends in cur ing Consumption, severe Coughs, Croup, Asth ma Pneumunia, and in fact all throat and lung dUeaaee. No person can use it without immediate; relief. Three doses will relieve any case, and we consider it the duly of all Drnggigt to recommend it to the poor dying conmiroptive, at least to try one bottle, as 40, 000 dozen bottles were sJd lat year, and no case where it filled wa? reported. Such a med icine as the German Svaurv cannot be loo widely known. Ak your Druggist about it. Sample bottle to try gold at 10 cents. Kcgular size 75 cents. For sale by all Druggists. m-mt i , , , . Now and Then. It is only now and then that Pitch men as Hon. Alex. II. Stephen, Ex-Gov Smith and lix-Gov. Drown of G.i., endorse a medicine for the throat and lungs, mid when they do it is pretty good evidence that the remedy must be good for the cure of coughs, colds and lung af fections. They recommend the Globe Flow er C'otrau Svkup, and jlieir testimonials are to be seen round the ten cent sample bottles of the Globe r lower Syrup, for sale by fheo. r. Kluttz. A sample bttle relieves the worst cough and will cure aore throat, liegular size bottles, fifty dose?, $1. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION. The coparatnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Ii. &. A. Murphy is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All those indebted to said firtn are requested to call and settle, and those having claims to present them for pay ment. Either one of the firm will sign in liquidation. II. A. MURPHY. Salisbury, X. C, Xov. PJ, 1877. Xo.5:2t. A NEW DEPARTURE. 0 ONLY FOR CASH OR BARTER. NO CREDIT. The subscriber is now receiving a Stock of General Merchandise, which he will sell for cash or barter, at such prices as will suit the times. He invites the public to call and ex amine, lie will also buy Cotton, r iour, Wheat, Corn, and country produce generally. Bovdeu House, Sow J0, 1877. 5:i f. S. W. COLE. NOTICE ! Y YIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE AND Deed in l'rust execiited hv J. M. Slither to U. E Sinionlon, as Executor of David Wad dell, dee'd, and recorded in the Register's oflice of Rowan county, in look No. 47, p.-ejeo-tt, 1 shall, on Thursday, life 20th day of December, 1877, sell, for cash, on the premises, a Tract of Land situated iu Rowan counlv, on Third CreeW, adjoining the lands of Burke and others and on the W. X. C. R. R., bounded as follows: beginning on the East side of the Rail Road, thence with Kerr's line N. 0 W. 231 poles to a Rock, formerly a Spanish oak, the agreed corner on Kerr's old line, thence V, 2a S. 153 poles to a Rock Burke's Xt E. corner, thence S. 5 E 108 poles to the Rail Road, thence with said R. R. to the beginning, containing 160 acres, more or less, being the tract of land on which said J. M. Suther lately lived, and where his widow now lives. The land is well improved and in excellent condition. JOHN DAYIDSON, Adm. D. R. X.Cmire Test-unex of D. Waddell. Nov. 19, '77. 5:3L mi mm ! And lam happy to say that I have the best selected stock of STAPLE AXD FANCY DRY GOODS I have ever offered in this market; and can sell them lower than ever known before B!ackAlnaca, 2o to io cts. per vard; 4-4 Sheet ing 7 cts.; Flannels, 20 to 30 cts.; and bargains it. pant goods; bargains in every department. CI! (Mini !" CMMei! In this line I car. offer great inducements, and can sav to mv customers that they can save 2 j "per cent, by calling on me before buying elsewhere. A LSO A full line of Hats, Roots, Shoes, Crockery, Groceries. !tc. and J expect to continue the ROOT AND IlEUli BUSINESS tts heretofore. Call and sec. Y. WALLACE. (3:2mos ) mmz ATTRACTION The Jeweler of Salisbury. THE REST AND LARGEST STOCK CF ELEGIT WATCHES. JEWELRY CLUSTER DIAMOND AND 18K EN GAGEMENT RINGS, Holiday and Bridal PRESENTS. No charge will be made for engraving any article of silverware purchased. All Watch & Clock work faithfully repaired as low as the lowest and warranted. N. B. Any article of Jewelry sold hy me in the last three years if found hot aa represented can be returned and money will be refunded., 22: ly 15. A. BELL. s .... n 7 TN Lam AT BELL'Sj man n ff A Noted Diviao says They arc worth their weight i?i gold. READ WHAT HE SAYS: Dr. Tutt: Dear Sir: Vox ten years I have been rasrtyr to Iypcr! Constipation, and Piles. Last spring vour pills were recommended to me ; I used ther.i (fiat with ihtie luith). I nrr, now & well man, . have good apjwiiie, diircMion- penect, regular s'ools, piles gone, and I have gaiiud lorty pounds solid flesh. Thuv are wort); tlirir wiivlit in cold. Kkv. It. 1. Mil f SON. Louisville, Ky. TU7TS PILLS SICK XLSiD- TUTT'8 PiLLS TOTPFpsilS CtTBfi CONSTIPATION TUTPSPiLLS CCT.E HZT.3. Turnslsiie CCEE PEVnt AND Aatrr. TUTPSPiLLS ctrsE Bilious colic TUTPS"PiLLS eras xidttty coai- TUTPSfPiLLS CUILE TOE.FID XXVEH Dr. Tutt has been en P-cd in the practice of iiKilicinc thirty years, and for a lor.p time'was demon, btr.itor of anatomy in tho Aicdical Coilcgc of Geor pia, hence persons using liir- Pills have the guaran tee th:l they are prepared on scientific principles, and urc tree from all quackery. 11c has sncceeded in confining in them the hcrvtoiore antagonistic" qualities of a trtiiflken ini,'urrfiiivrtatiJa fur i'yirg 'lotiic. vMstir lirst apparent ef fect is to increase the ap pvi'.ie by causing the food to properly assimilate. TU:s the svstem is nour ish d, and by their tonic action or. the digest! c or ga'is, resularand healthy evacuations are produced. The rapidity with which persons lake o f.esh, while under the influence nf these pills, d itself in dicates the ir adaptability to nourish the body, and Mitwc their efficacy in cur- injj nervous debility, mel ancholy, dyspepsia,' wast ing of the muscles, slug gishness of the liver.j chronic constipation, and - imparting health and strength to the system. Sold everywhere. Oflice, 35 Mu ray Street, New York. Mt.e L&fy,igcsn Tir.UMPH OF SGIEPiCS. Gray Hair can be chanired to a tl glossy black by a single application of j Dr.TuTT'S Hair Dye. It acts like magic. inu la warraiueu as ii.iniiieaa aa waier. Price sx. Office 35 Murray St, N. Y. li What is Queen's Delight i Head the ilnswcr It is a plant that provs-i:i the South, :ind is spe cially adapted to the cure i.l uiitua of that climate. U NATURE'S OWN REMEDY, Entering at once into the blood, expelling all scrof ulous, syphilitic, and rheumatic affections. Alone, it it a searching alterative, but when combined with) Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, and other herbs, it forma Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight, The most powerful blood purifier known to medical science for the cure of old ulcers, diseased joints, foul discharges from the ears and nostrils, abscesses, skin diseases, dropsy, kidney complaint, evil effects of secret practices, disordered liver and spleen. Its use strengthens the nervous system, imparts a fair com plexion, and builds up the body with . ? HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH. As an antidote to syphilitic poison it is strongly recommended. Hundreds of cases of the worst type have been radically cured by it. Being purely veg etable its continued use will do no harm. The best time to take it is during the summer and fall ; and instead of debility, headache, fever and ague, you will enjoy robust health. Sold by all druggists. Price, $i.oo. Office, 35 Murray Street, New York. On meeting a friend the fir-t inquiry is al ways regarding I113 health. Vi hy : ijeeansei health i of the first consideration; vet many . will sit m :i cold, damp theatre, regardless of weak lungs and hacking cough. Discard tome of the ephemeral pleasures of the day, such as theatre-going, cigar-smoking, &c, and invest your small change in something that will be a astin beneht. tor instance, Ootissens loin pound Honey of i'ar costs only o0 cents, a. id will cure your Cough, Cold, and 11 diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Try it. Fur sale tit II. T. Tranllutui's Urug Store. -i'-Coin. A Very Good Reason. The reason why only one sample bottle of Mekkei.'s Hei'ATINE for the Liver will be .-old to the same person, for ten cents, by our Drug gist, Theo. K. Kluttz is because d" tlie enoriuous expense o! importing the Ilepaline into this country ; but as there are fifly doses in the large size bottles, it seems two cents per dose is cheap enough afteraU for a medicine that cures dys peysia ami liver complaint. All who liave not iiad a sample buttle are entitled to one for ten cents, at Theo. Kluttz' Drug store. Three dosesTelieves anv case of dyspepsia, constipa- 'ion, indigestion r liver cinp!a'.iit, world, lleiilar size bottles, fiftv doses 11. ii.C 1 ;r. P02T OFFICE DIRECTOIilT. For Uieb'nrnt of the public the foll.i.vlng directo ry ot the Post :::. -e or this city is publish-M : 'Two malls norLh nt Klchmo.'ui, Va., per (hiy. First open:;, 11. ii;) A. ?. Cio.se.-i T.-io P. Vi. Second opens C.nn P. M. " South'n mail opens 7 .no A.M. " f.co " We-teni " " 1'. M. " ln..rii A. M. Hut one ni ill a 'lay e.ist of (ireensboro to KaleL'ii and other points eastward which close.-; at 7i i'. M. But one mail a clay to points lietween Salisbury and Kl;liinond. Va.. which eloses at a.oo P. M. Three nviils a week to MoeksvlUe nndotinqr points , on tills rjut'-. beavinsf on .Mond.iy, Wedue-xlay an l j Frid.i atid reiiirnitr-r the t'ollowln-r d;,'. s, i Two. mails a week to Alb lrrarle and othe-r point.; ; on this route. Lea ing on Monday and 'I !r.:rs l-.:y and letumltiir the fop.o-.viiig days. o:e uiLiil a wee;; t ,i.ii;k-oi. uitl and other points ; oa this route. Le.iving y.--iyl tv au-1 returuni., next j d-iv. I oiif m ill a v.-ee'.; to Moore.e.ili an 1 lrderncsU te I points. Arriving at Vi M., Friday, and leu i; 1 P. M.. s.;:ne 't One malt ii. week to Mt. Vern a'el V.'o-.l I.' if. ! I.-.-:t Ing ;-f.!tari-.;v at 7 A. M.. :mi rel'trn: i.ra'.o x;:i.e j day. I oiiiee hottrs ferdellvering mails from 7.r..i . .L. to : 1 P. M.. and If: -in 1 ..M P. M., to O.f.a P. M. Sun-liy ottiee ( iio!tr.- L-oin 7 A. M., to s A. M. From ll.ao A. .L, lo j - and iron, c p. M. to .:;: P. M. ! M-rtiev orders issued and paid, and letters regis-: ten d from A. .M. to 4 P. M. j DAVID L. F.KIXC.L!:, P. V. ! j Corrected by J. M. Knox cc Co. .NOVell! jber 21, 1S77. Cotton dull Mitii!i!ii's, low 8 G 10 CO 1.00. 1.10 stains Bacon, county, hog round IJL'TTKK Eotss Ciiickkns per dozer. Corn new Meal moderate demand at Whkat fid demaiid :t Floih market stocked- s 11 per. Potatoes, Irish -Iicst fam s:;.o0 7 o r " Onioxj no demand Lard Hay Oats Hkkswax Tallow Black 15 krriks Ari'LK.s, dried Suoar 12113 I o - tllo Siraonfon Female College. Statcsvillc, TZ. C. The Fall Term Opens Ann;. 29, 1877. Board and English tuition, S80.OO per ses sion fif twenty weeks. Catalogue and circular witli full particulars, on application. Addreas M RS. E. N. C, RANT, 41:Gmf. I'rincipal. Positively the Last Notice. All persons indebted to me, either 1y note or account, must call and Beiilc by the Dt day of Novuntier, 1877. All failing to comply, will, afttr that date, find the eame in thehaniLi I ol::;t I W. SMITH DEAL. I Wholesale and Retail Dcslers in 1 EUMITUM ; OF ALL KfXDS, . . "tJ-Sneelal orders made .from Photographs in enr office will le supplied. ; ( - Also Agent for thi Remington Sewing Machine, the most perfect and light running Machine in the market. They have no roUry cams, cog wheels or ever arm tt make a uoise, run hard, or pet nut of order. We warrant every Machine. If they don't ple ise we t.iks tliein tiuck-and retnrn the rionev. CuTl before .buying t;J see thcu:. .lb:ly ST. CHARLES HOTEL ST ATE8VILIE, N. C, S M LANIER, Proprietor. Servants Politeand Attentive. 45:tf. , . I , . fS - - XEW A 1) VEUT1SEMENTS. "DP rrpqiy PIANO, ORGANS. f-Look ' Dijiiiil riling! Sec! Organs, 12 fdcj 1'ian'on only SI 30, cost $050. C'ir. Free. -Daniel 1 Ueatty, Wasliiiigion N. J. 4w wars, illustrated 1 rice IHlSJ Lit fr-ee. Great Wstan Gun 4w Work ritusLurgpt'a. 3 new voi-jl x l iicwLr-tnunental pirvt-s Sheet Vuslo luc. it Hit or si ps. Music pub. Co, Mttaiebypu, Mass. B3 1 5 If m awmoth outfit to bit? E'fa Uem ritDKOnV v!i,.n..i,.,L.' 2 wnu !i tree witli first 'order. Ten ,,n u day gtiararrtvcl. M.ltONIKilJ & CO., rhilaJcfjiliia, i'a , or Milwaukee, Wis cousin. 4w W AGENTS WArtTtD KOH THE OttW MAYS OF CJOD. A book of marvelous beauty ami riclinefw in thought, style, anJ : Htsttiri'? J'acts. Gives the very ciea.ni td Science, ihakii.g iu thiiilitijj woinlers an? bright gems household tfporcsi. KiulorncAby the Press and (Jlerpj JOverv where. KAlif. CllA.Nt L J(r . gents . Sails Mil- metise. Nanitile Illntraiiiiiirf (' Term l'KKi;. tit once. J. C. MeCUKDY & CO.. Thilada,, l'n. . 4w LA K( . I ! M 1 X KD l AKDS willi natii, in c;i::o, 1 '.'') witlumt case. DevO. iit-w fun Cyrils Id,-. Onth'is l(c. F. IIIi(KX A CO., Miud-leln.ro. Mas?. 4w !. frrl ci!uhiTi'it?on of the Ciici'nun'S 1 ri"' 'iwi anger n it h choice OHIUUIIU v? A!-..i:i i!!;- and Fn-nch P.r randy. cr- iu akness. vve:irtnes.s and Jim, si ratHtu or t he nervous forecH inalillity to sleep, coldness ot the extremities an l suspended clp-'ijiaMon, Is grateful boon to sumTing --humanity at once, m 'tlii ir.', strengthening, and refreshing. Ask lor fcAAFOitu's J '.'.! Alt a (.Mnoek. 4w JAMAICA GhiGEB. Send for Unlaced Price List of CABINET QIUiAXS. N K W AN 1) SI'LKN DID STY LKS ; PRICES KKDl't I'D 610 to ;-:,0. EACH, ITIIIS MONTH, Nov. 1S77). Add.uss, MASON & HAMLIN Oll(i AN CO., liton, NwYoik, or Chicago. 4w. ffT WT 131 Tliose wishing Relief and Cure for RurTUltE should eons.iit DrJ. A. SHERMAN, 25S liroad-.iay, Ntw York. Sen ! lOcts. for his new book with Photo grajihic likenesses of bad cases before and after cure. Jit ware of cheats who pretend to fi.:nih Dr. ."-Herman's treatment. One tlie C": i I i 1 1 Il iiUSl ? fellows, a german cleik, now f Dr. V'. H. Cremoien. is indict- t d on 1 m plaint of I S. and awaits trial for fo rgrv ar.n t :n!u -zzleu.t nt. 4 w. ?AfyTED ! ! FOIi daiik't lals, address way, New V il ' 'ily. . 1 1ILJ cv ;t o-ans, j-i.; or S.in V rancisco, Cal. .fe" $T HABIT CURED. A Ceitoia as! Sire Care. Larire Reduction in Prices. A trial bottle free Mrs. J. A. Di:oU.iNt ;ER, l.a Porte, Indiana'. Pox Kj:;. lEornierly Mr'. r. S. B. CoRhih.) rMsyftiPTiorcoRED. An j..i..ician, reared .rum prfcil.-ce. navi! m- ri- - .ruin -1 Sr.au 11; 1 m,--i..-.nry-tI,G I.trrnnu of t::;- .;i-iallj Tv.uvif inr bpuc!y m.d -puriuar.ent ctrr-of " th "., Itrot.rUiu. ca aii,a htnu, n4 a!l ti.i' it l-ir. nt.ttsi win fit U r ncrrous ? -i I.iv m i fit iiprvi: ronipl.iiiti'. t :.fT hrit te4" I ie-1 :r. .-f ;r ia ttiouvnds ,f cufck. ka? fait it his vv. (..:) '. '. Vm.'nto li- ciiiTeririZ f.?'l:wi. Act" rt ! by a l- r? to roi h innn sntt-Tirer. I will M-n4 . . !l v.ioi. r.- if. tliiH re ie in llmnin, l'r-nch, or i v :' ',. with.-i " 'iir tioi. AitrAx, w'th tu.p. 1". W.bliiiii-iijfX Puwur'a illock.'Uochua"tvrrN. V. pjitrAnru for Immediate Use. 207:?EARL ST.,:KEW Y0EK. Frum t he thoumnas of purchaser of our PRE PARED PAINTS; wc have yet to hear the first Complaint. TjjiTTcHMn is apparcut. 0r 1 2;;; taints hnve -IoikI iLc tcet of year?, wl'j.ie ail T-:iit.i hoe? fai'td in durability ' . -v . Tl cir eoverir. CTij'acitv, iitircr create.r than anv ourf r paii.t, jircsmt5 a practical item of ecohomy. Ofr painti are fjuarn aired in every urtivuiar,: h consiujitr :t.-.-uiiiiiig no iih whatever, u6.e will i t : pni:J any baildhnj on Inch our paint ' rt prove satisfactory; allowiup a choice of English B. B. White Lend, or any other paint in use. j-oTea i.k m:m) T. F. KLUTTZ SarisKnrv, N. C NUW IS-IJ IE TIM P. TO SU RSCRIRE FOE TH2 WATCHMAN II V. wm 8 t z ws- 1 tn m I IF w i Aim -.m its mpjsl. t -- y2s?"5sf(w'