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Carolina Watchman. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1877. by PIip CAROLINA The annual CoiitVvenec of the Methodist Episcopal clmrcli assembled in this place on Wednesday the 29th Nov., and is still in session. Owing to the detention of Bishop Dpggettj4y Waft waters and the breakage of railroad collisions, he did not reach here untVT!"id;iy night, and consequently thte delay mi the bsriee$ qf fl We shall ?0t atfpnjpt interest tp Bur yeadcrs. ' fiUXUlY EXEBCI3E8. , 1 e.,;,.-. .- xTL. remembered for tl e intuvatin" loiigtoberememUredfor tl exercises which were had. . WiPPP" preacueu a memoi im txiwyu ucUmh x. . . i t i. i t!i. if. the late anu mucu ianjemif r. . .. c it i- -i ,.iir I i a. i ..-..i.i oo- iiia i ...i A... tL B,n,n n band- iu,.. wmely conceived and eloquently aeliei- .1 .AAAnsni..i.Mnf l.u liPJirprR and ru, dvileuiuq nv o - j- ' " tlllius them with sacred sweetness. The jifternooqwas spent in the administration of the sacrlmeut of the ford's e upper, a he sacrament ot Uie iorti'fi supper, a , la,i,ambep paWaklns. At nigl.t ro Wa another wrmon, after wlrtch verv .here was another sermon, after which seven candidates were ordained as elders, - . . i i 'iliplIey-Mr, JSQnamrr.er preacneu ai the Vresbvtei'iau church from John XV, I iv.. i.nr.i i .unnrsp " ... , . rW .i;.-; .u,, u,r,,, ... s ons were natural, the arguments clear . vofloerinn rt.innt : ..ii .w...ii and 1,P. ennelnsion irresistible The attentiqn of tlie congre gation was firroy lipid throughout, 'and So7, J the char- acter of those U'llicU tf) Measure up m - their hearts and carry away vjth them, ' fo be thought over and talked about for a Mr. II. is a young man of manifest abilitv, discharges the Ami f hU rieA in n mnnnpr r-..s..i. r. .... ' ai - WHICH IS veH IMUtuiilltu " piuuii iuc a i 4! ji.' i.7 " - I . a- t- Ai n c i i . . i i ... ..r numoer or tiie paooniu ocnooi scijpjars i large congregation, tilling the seats on the lloor and gallery. The children were arranged in the centre block of pews, im mediately in front of the rostruui. The exercises iere opened by singing three of P. IVittJlas' beautiful Sunday School hymns.' If was perfectly charming to hear thesp sweet songs sung by so large an audience, themselves delighted with the exercise, We niHat particularize one yoice, that pf AJr, Best, of Raleigh, whose grand bass, like a great balance wheel, regulated the movement with the preci pionof clock work. Mr. Hudson was thenintroduced, and T,r)ceedin2s a they progressed from day force itopou us, and this is particularly heeQ reJK)rtetli MllDy uegvoeti wero Uriv to day, as tl,ey would fdl our paper; but "f!, 2SliS;i-??-?S- en from their cabins and sought safety on will endeavor to present items of general iinallr.'lti 'believed that with the the highest grounds in the neighborhood. the t0VYU were assembled ill tll Piesbyte- o-renco now q,u (U, Mi Fu.f signincance oi uie writing on uie political ,loor in Mocksviile, Davie county, on Monday, iian church at 3 o'clock P M to hear to attend the General Conference to meet Wall, and wants to secure friends who can 8th day of January, 1878, for cash, the lands addresses from tlie Hoy. If. V Ilndson, Atlanta next May. do him some good. -specti vely, . . - '. .' o.. . rr,T-.T Tr Pnnnrpr is nit n Kmtutifiil iievsnn . . i. n.. - . i- and PlOf. A. W. Mangllin, Ot tUe State unr.ui... Ai ;v, V 1 ' vne tract i.vinjr in i;avie county, aojoiring UiverBity. ' Tl.i8 servic attracted a very K. II. D. WiUon, 1). I. MgS,2TTS:: f.1l?.l,,L-,,i Ifcr. delivered a very appropriate address to iustitutiou prominently aud impressively parents and Suuday school teachers, before the members of Conference ; aud dwelling chiefly upon the great responsi- by a S1eech filled with touching appeals, bility resting on them in the formation of awakened a deeper concern for its pros the character of the young, and showing perity. The Doctor, it seems, has sus liow it must affect the character of the tamed the publishing House to the extent next generation of men aud women into of aU own lwrstai property, and now whoso hands wiirsoon pass all the grand asks the Conference to 'wake an appro concerns of religion and human 'affairs prJation for its relief. nis warning, exhortations and encourage- Tue ucxt auimul Cauferonce will be ments were faithfully delivered; and con- jiei(i ju Charlotte. sidcrUig tllP brevity of the address, its An interesting incident occurred in the T t 11 T compreiiensiveness was remaiKauie. After i 1 i -k m Bulging unouiui jij uiu, i ioi. Mangum followed in an adarPSsspecially t.eaisucu ioi ui uiuuica, k-mp iuuuuii lie managed to get trom the start. His ducted immediately in front of the presid- of cheese, and 3T4 lot of butter, all deem pbject vas tq bring them t9 realize what iugofficer, Rev. 0. Burton in the chair, aud ed good enough to exhibit at a great an- a loving inemi tney uave in jesusj and an must nave ieit tne powev qi nu Sjinpie mode of impressing his thought upon his jvuuuainumuu, Ihe exercises, whiclb continued till sun arose and ad4vpsed tho Conference iu a down, were closed with another beau- speech of somo 15 minutes duration, iu tiful song; and as tlie great congregation tlie colxrse of whici, he pspaaji4 foy 4iin slowly passed out, Miss Warner struck 8elf and the body he l-epressnted the most the keys of the Organ on the gallery, and coldial good, feeling toward the North filletHhe lipugc with its Rudest melo- Carolina Conference. He had been a es slave iu Teunessee great changes had No important matters transjdred dur- taken place and were still going on. He mg last week, Much time was spent in UONV engaged iu the same work with the usual examination f character, and those whom he addressed. He was sure the Committees were Jreparing their Ue those he represented had thesytn ports on various subjects ; autJPaudidates patiiy of Ilisi white brethren in Christ, for promotion from one prd,er o auptbef He believed there was a mutual and nat were nndergoineniulpatiou. al iyiMpfttiiy Uatweeu tj.em, and that it Que of theTuost importmt items of ..L..7,i.i , .....i i : . a.-... lnisiucss takei, up this njeetfng was the question oi a vision or iue UonferenCe. The Committee having this subject under consideration agreed unanimously, we Mieve, to wiort in favor of tip divfsiou, The following is their repprt on the wb? J ' m(C uf.au,HjHR5 la me ai. .. "FW Us' fataLU to .it U..t .1,. f odfennce h. mm too Wij aha burl- eusorae to ikj eniuiuiuiou ai ips annual serious, extent iu a very feyy of qur larg- est cute ies; while njany of the" smaller , loth in the east and the west, are anxious fo extend brus thi town 8 which hospitality, are depnvetl of tljw pr jyilege and the blessfugs accruing ftoiu qur gath: erings. ; ' ' " . '' r ? i " 1 rJrF t conference stretches over a scope pfcoun- :rv RlMitit four hundred miles in; lenkrth'. embracing two totally dissimilar plimates them bills of heavy ex pehses which !di- miiiuhed the smali pittance lett tuem ai: uk..muu ma u.c t.n.p t,g wueii tne which won tlie applan pf tho ftudiance v..h..uvp Wyu.4 vjhh 'utM iwo l'repident Burton responded to these conference I he retisong for tWs opinion addrMek h, a vrv hnnhV manner. nr. tex their necessary, expenses are paid at borne. ' . ,e Jpi offlirVnitopreioM by this uasare. There is a Joug strip of mnntrv Ivinff between the border of this miA aud Holstou Conference, wrjjcij yn never I"LT'r V ,n; oke corners and nooks in the mountains that wjllTiot be reached except through a new conference.. Furthermore, it is well known that a division of f "d coiiirreations tentrto more rapid ueelop- ment and faithfulness; and this is equally true preference to conferences. "Fourth, The division' seems to ho a foregone conclusion, smerp question pt fi . a m- - - ... . i dt ... i transfer of the State territory lying with- DOUUUS OI Uie lioiwnr ouierciv, T:r!" 'Tneeble conferences. AVe have in the eastern di- vision about 3G,0(X church members and 100 pastoral charge in the Wtp, about i.uuq cuurcn meraoers. apu o i. .1... " ..;,ii.a -niiiitne iwsiiiu cnuigcs. "" 41 u un-v.u vruu mnVn itntli r-(tti1Vi'phRAhirfr(r than twenty nnrrPA n rtinir, riif loiifiwiiiir: i " Ji'esohetl, That er as a conference, I memorialuo the General Conference, ,lh t . Atlanta in May next, to I r v.n. r'ni;.,a fnnfr- uuuciicio iv nic Hl'im vy4"- i lr . . r ' i . .. , - t ... I ence all the terrltorv m the state oi isonn Carolina within the bounds of the Vir- - jpanjrpd , if hr the wisdom of that 'iJJ'&ZpL to transfer the territory f U.e Virginia Con- transfer the territory of the Virginia Con- ference in this State, and will transfer ns the territorv of the Holston Conference w i . . 1 . . ., t lfo ma(le tl,e "" running along tlie eastern boundaries of the Charlotte and Salisbury rfiafHH r!, east, and ith the State r. . l. . l,ne8 f orth Carolina Oil UH) WC8C." Some discnssion then ensued, in respect to the boundary proposed by the Coin- J mittee, and several amendments were i ' severa.iy fai.ed to pass, and the Committee's report stood as above. "Rev. T. II. Pegram, a leading member of the Methodist Protestant church, hav- ing some tinp before tak, letters of dis- mission from thaf branch of the Methodist family, came forward on Monday am , -,-. completed Ins eonnectn , .-,-. ....... .i n.... compieteu ins cannecuqu wiui mis ference by taken the vows of oruinatiou List of delegates elected by the N. C List of delegates elected by the X. C. J. W. North, D. 1). B. Craven, D. D. L. L. D. Y. S. Black. W, H. Bobbill, I. D, E. A. Yates. , lAY DElB5GATRS t Ct Q, Montgomevy, .Henry Lilly, Frank KorTiegy, Frank Robbing, -T. M. Jones, O. W. Carr, Dr. Miller. . Dr. Redfouu, representing the publish- insr House at Nashville, brought this Conference room Tuesday nizht. A dele- catum 0t six or eiirht members of the col- oved Conference by previous appointment werc formally received. They were cou- jntro4uced ju their official capacity as representatives of the colored Conference, Thay werfl tW1 doyn to seats, and after a miimie ov two. pne Of their number the Master's w oi k in the earth. He asked that the prayers and efforts of the N. C. Conference might be given to aid them in educating, elevating and christianizing h struggling people, &c. Aiiothey ef their number, a Vilgini, also addressed the f!nnfiermieft in verv pieasimtwords we -could not hear, but J?C m '" Nr Cnfrreuce uever W firKottn. tliciu and would never cease j lu vyi uuu mwr iuf weir prosperity The delegation theu ret-ed and Con- ference-rfetui-uea to the moderation of , . c - ... , the ixioits of oomnnttees on church pro- luo "S Mouse in Aasivuie, pen- odjcaJ literatrej SubbatJi school! all of which passed.' Several impromptu speeches were made , v Al " ... ' during the evening, which served to show hat this representative assemblage of the t3 praqnne as el i tjk collective icapfppffy. was considerable f 1 gH, deal of stock was drowned, and it is fear. e Conference. wf tiejino Ridge, in their ofiu?ial meetr ed that many human beings were also ta report the iDgs. 'rj,e giowinff numbers will soon lo6tf though as yet only two persons have ( v THE FBESIIET In tlio Roanoke rivpr it is denominated fi.A TLeft-het of last year swept away mills, bridges, rfianties, fences, &c, destroyed crops : but the late freshet the Mcce(je4i tjiat. The waters of the Roan- and ro.se from 0 to 8 feet above the highest mark last year higher tliau ever known before. The damage done to ungathered crop - ai(j ja golue cases to crops already harvested and stored in bams, is simply enormous, involving the whole section known as the Roanoke. Some of the sufferers estimate their losses at from f.ft thousand dollars. A ereat - w others, some store-keepers among them, fc u jnto the ,oft of thejr llouses aU the lower part being submerged with xra. ter. In onfe case some fellows (as related by a AViMcorresndeutatScotlandNeck) paddled a canoe into a store, and satin . ijoattouia Iraw some whisky. If lml en kotiip rnvn and cotton which had been under the water for 24 hours Uhlt wa8 not much damaged except by the J ; ' . f w ' Tl fc discujoiation iiom muauj water, mat , , , . 1- . f miiiilini ho1 inntimioil Tru frtll tnr the corn to gprPUtf c The late freshot in South Kiver, on the . , i e ..i f 118 " "J ' M we learn from a gODlleman hvlug on ( as we learn i.o.n gouupm. u muiguu its banks, a serious affair, A great deal of corn was Ciiudit on the stalks and the , " , . . . euough to destroy it tpr all practical pur- posejl Much of it is now rotting and will nl W ri - 1 rr The Contest Over.-The struggle in the tj. S. Senate over the contested seats re United on Saturday, in seatiug Jlutler, of 8. C, and Kdle of Louisiana Patter sol)) ef S. C, aud Couoverj of Florida, voted for seating these two claimants. It is said Patterson hopes Butler will stand between him and the S. C. Peni- tentiary, where Ins crimes make his ti and services due. No explanation for i nie the carpet baggar Conover's voting for the .. .. . . . Democratic uuticr lias yet been suggest- ed. It may be that Conover has had the benefit of a Daniel to reveal to him the rnns tne description : "Conover lias lean, spidery legs, ami a medium-sized body, a sloucuv and amiaole manner, and ncr- vous movement; a standing collar, deep- hciumed ; is very bald, with darkish-red liair, like a back curtain from the poster ior; small, tw inkling, blinking eyes, weak and bashful. The face never rises to pugnacity, and seldom settles to serlous ness. The naked cranium is flat as a clam-shell. He lias a small nose, a little turned up at the tip ; a brown beard covers his sharp jaw s and chin ; the face is a kind of a small spout to the flat, inverted bread-tray of the skull. ' We took occasion some weeks ago to show that Kellogg has no right to a seat iu the Senate. He was elected by the fraudu lent Legislature of Louisiana, which, it will be remembered, fell to pieces the moment the troops were withdrawn, be ing utterly "without the continuance or support of the people- of the State, He obtained the seat by fraud, and for the sake of part izan ends, to retain the Senate to the radical party. Cheese Shoir at Kilmarnock. An Octo ber No. of a Scotch paper has been hand ed us by Mr. Win. Murdoch, giving an account of a Butter and Cheese show at Kilmn'rnnfk. Thi chse i.nriW W ti. a ton in wei-lit, number 478. The Butter entries ;r4, Just think of 473 lots hmal show, and tell us by what sort of tests the iud-es cm ever d..id which lot is entitled to the prize. Will they go around and taste and smell! Seven hun died bites at cheese and butter and theu tell which bite was the best ! Iluntiug for tl needle iu a hay stack would be better im. TIIE EASTERN WAR. Latest Recounts from the Russian and Turkish war reprpf&ut the Russians as )vitf 8utaineil a repulse on the 28th and 3Uth lust., near Etiopol, with serioua loss. The Pope U not yet dead, notwith standing he lies for hours in an insensi ble condition. Specials to the Tribune say that the Ife publicans have heard that the Democrats are trying to get a majority in order to declare Tilden President. The Washington correspondent of the New York Sun, remarks of the vote of the Senate of Jaafc Tuesday ou the motion to go into excoutive session which was carried by the Democrats 28 to 30, that Mr. Wheeler was then the first Vice-President since Calhoun to announce a hostile party vote. The New York Sun's objection to the organization of our army ia that it is all heatl. It is all onicersA On. the loth of October last the number of enlisted men iu the cavalry, artillery aud infantry (ex clusive of hospital stewards, clerks, gen eral service men, and other unavailable), was 19,527. The huge hed of this tail consisted of 2,151 commissioned officers There were niue and seven-tenths of a man to each officer ! The staff numbered 5ii3, as large as that attached to the im- jneuse army Uussia now has jn the field. i lv ..v .... ... v .. . . ...... . (ji.utri;., viiiii. uiimil i ujjm i n ' ati cr. HAMPTON'S LEGISLATURE. The South Carolina Legislature met on Nor. 27. The Democrats have it all their own way. The following statement shows relative strength of parties and races, reveals something of the substantial - . . . ... fruits of Hampton's great victory HOUSE. I Democrats White Democrats Colored , Republicans White Republicans Colored Vacant 1 - 82 Total 124 SENATE. Democrats White Democrats Colored Republican White Independent Rep. AThite Republicans Colored Vacant Total JOINT BALLOT. House Democrats SenateDemocrats House Republicans Senate Republicans Semite Independent 20 0 1 1 5 G S3 87 20 -107 ; i 42 Democratic majority 65 j J. K. BURKE, AfUCTION EER SALISHUliy, N. C. Will aUo attend to the calling of sales in the country for Administrators', Exucutors, ind others, lerms to suit the times. 7:1m. . . , rn b l ammm Pnnpt OjJdlilCLl 1 dl ill Ul lllD OUptJllUl UUuil. In pursuance of an order of the Governor of the State of rorth Carolina, "a Special Terra 0f tiie Superior Court, for the trial of Civil Cases, will be held for the county of Rowan, on Monday the 14th day of January, 1878, and continue until the business is dis posed of." All civil suitor", having actions at issue in the-TsuperioT Court of Kowan county, are noli fled to attend said term of the Court at the time aforesaid, together with all witnesses, who pre under sub(Kena in civil actions depending in said Court. D.A.DAVIS, i Chairman County Couiniistuutiers. December 4lli, 1877. 7:4w. , DAVIE LAUDS at PUBLIC SALE. By virtue of two Mortgage Deeds executed to us on 20th day of March, 18 , bv Juo. ' Bradford of the county of Davie ami State of JNorth Carolina, to seem e tlie payment of the "'." or lhree """J! 1:,ml tmy dollars we win c a t 'vs ttr imjuiiu fiiic at inc vtun l iiuu?r Also the tract ot land lying in said county on which the said Bradford now resides, ad loming u. x. Alien, jacon oonnatzer anu others, containing 45 acres. This ord day of INoveinher, 1877. J.H.WILLIAMS, A. II. STKWAMT, 7;4t. Morten jjees. An oM physician retired fi-otn active practice, hav In? had placed in his hands bj' an Eiist Indian mis slonary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and pennanent cure ot Consumption, Kronchitls. Catarrlt, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung affections, also a jiositive and radical cure for General Debility and all nervous complaints, ait-r having thoixinhly tested lis wnnderitil curative powers In thousands of cases, fet-ls it Ins duty to make It known to Ids suffering fellows. The recipe will be sent, free of charge, lu all who desire it. with full directions for J'reparin and successfully usinsr. Address with stamp namliv thl! paper. Dr. J. C, Stone, 44 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, l'a, (:i:6inos.) ilOiSTSllFI And T aril happy to say that I have the Lest selected Hock ol STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS I have ever offered in this market; and can sell them lower than ever known before Rlack Alpaca, 2" to 4-i cts. per yard; 4-4 Sheet ing 7 cts.; Flannels, '20 to 30 cU.; and bargains in pant goods; bargains in every department. ClotMni! Mini! (Mint! In this line I can offer reat inducements, and can say to my customers that they can save 25 per cent, by calling on me before buying elsewhere. A LSO A full line of Hats, JSoots, Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, &.c, and I expect to continue the ROOT AND IIKKH 15 US I NESS as heretofore. Call and see. V. WALLACE. (3:2mos.) ST. CHARLES HOTEL STATESVILLE, N. C, S M LANIER, Proprietor. tSyServariU Polite and Attentive. S3 45:tf. iiiiJlil.liH 213 aSTOTICE. Book's to receive subscriptions to the capital stock of the "NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRUIMA R. ROAD COMPANY," will be opened under the direc tion of the following commissioners, at the follow ing places and Uiaus : IN DAVIE COUNTY : At Mocksviile, Saturday, November 17th, 1ST7. At Jerusalem, Tue-sday, Nov. 20th, " At J. R. William s, Thursilay, Nov. 22d, " At A. A. Spring's, Katun i;y, Nov. 24th, " Smith (iiwe, Tuestjay, Nov, 2Tth, ' Farrainsrton, Thursday, Nov. svto, ' AffClarkesvllle, Saturday, Dec. 1st, " At Calahan. Tuesilav. Dec. 4th, " and remain tpn at Mocksviile until 12th Dec. under corajnissionei's, ilarch. l-arter, anu uooe. IN ROWAN COUNTY : At Salisbury, Saturday, Nov. 17th, ISTT. At Franklin, Monday, Nov. mh, " At Foard's Mills, Tuesday, Nov. 20lh, " and will remain open at Salisbury until 12th Dec., under commissioner James Kerr. JAS. E. KERR, W. B. MARCn. A. G. CARTER, A. M. BOOE. Com in ixSiuMM. Salisbury, Nov, 7th, 4377, 3:6t MARK. THESE FACTS! TnETESTlMOXYofthe WHOLE WORLD. HOLLO WAY'S PILLS tW Let the sufferlnsr and diseased read the fol lowing. Let all who have been eriven up by Doctors, and spoken ol as incurable, read the following. mt Let all who can believe iaeus, ana can uave faith In evidence, read the following. Know all men bti thMt preetil&. That, on llus, vne Twentieth day of June in the year of our Lord, one Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-six, personally came -loM-pu naydocK, jo me Known as sucu, ana w-jng1 uuiy sworn ut'poseu astouows: "TDai ne is the sole sreneral airent for the United -states and deendenctes thereof for preparations of medicine Known as ir. iiouoways ruis ana vinuneut, aim that the following certificates are verlwtlui copies to the bestiif his knowledge and belief. JAMES SMK1TKE, u s. Notary Public, 14 Wall street, New York. June 1st, 1S6C. Dk. Holloway : I take rav pen to write you of my great relief and tl at the awful pain In my side has left me at last thanks to your Pills. Oh, Lketor, how thankful I am that I can tret some sleep, i can never write k enough I thauk you again and again, rWJoTaLd1! and am sure that you are ferers. I could not help you will not take It amiss. JAMES MYERS. 1 10 Avenue D, This Is t)crrtlfv that 1 w:is dlschanr. d from the anny with Chronic Diarrhoea, and have been cured hi; Ilr llillfiw.i vV Pill -j I WILSON HARVEY, New York, April 7, 1866. 21 Pitt street,. The fdllnwlnc Is a n Interest I ncr case of a man em- ployed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring melted Iron into a flask ihat was damp and wet, caused an exnlRslon. The melted Iron was tnrownarounuauu onmm in a peneci, snower, anu ne i uu.uc areaaiuny. i ne lonowing ceriincate vii Ki" me. bv him. about eleht weeks after the accident: vDwVr.UI.- .Ton 11 iuws I yy name Is Jacob Hardy ; I am an Iron Founder. I was badly burnt by hot Iron In November lasu my burns healed, but I had a runulns? sore on ray leg that would not heaL I tried Holloway's Ointment and It cured me in a few weeks. This is alltrue and nnvi.nlv ean see meat Jackson's Iron Works, 2d Avenue. J. HARDY, 119 Goercu streeu Extracts from Varions Letters. "I had no annetite: llollowav's Pills cave me a hearty one." 'our nils are marvellous." "1 send lor another box, and keep them In the house." Dr. Holloway has cured my headacue which was chronic." "I gave one of your Pills to my babe for cnoiera morbus. The dear little thing cot wen in a uay. "Mv nausea of a niornlntr Is now cured. "Your lxtx of Holloway's ointment cured me of noises In the head. 1 rubbed someot your Ointment behind tue ears, and tlie noise has left." 'send me two twxes. I want one tor a noor lainiiy. "I enclose a dollar, your price is 25 cents, but the medlol ntj to me Is worth a dollar." "Send me uve boxes or your rms." "Let me have three boxes of your Pills by return m ill fnr flilll iind h iVPts " I I liAVH OVBK 200 seen TESTIMONIALS as these, but want ot space coiapol me to conclude. FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS, And all eruptions of the skin, this ointment rs most Invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but penetrates with the most searching etluets to the very root ol tue evil. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Invariably cures the following diseases : Disorders of the Kidneys. In all diseases affect Insr these organs, whether they secrete too much or too little water; or w hether.they 1m; afflicted IMi stone or gravel, or with aches and pains settled i:i tlie loins over Uie regions ot the kid-. ueys, these Pills should be takn according to t!ic printed directions, and the Ointment should be well rubbed into the small of I He back at bed time. This treatment will give almost immediate relief when all oilier means have railed. For Stomachs out of Order. No medicine will so effectually Improve the tone of the s!tmi:u'li :is t licse nills: tliev remove all acidi ty occasioned either by Intemperance or Improper Ulet. 1 ney reacn tne uver ana reuuee u to a ueai thy action; they are wonderfuily eflieaclous In eases of spasm in fact they never fail in curing all disor ders or tne uver una stomacn. lluVuicats I'M are the bet remedy known in the world fur tlie foituicnig iir(('; Ajrue, Asthma, Millions Com plaints, Blotches on the Skin, Kowcl Com plaint. Female Irreyn . laritles, I Urine, j Scrofula, or j Kind's Evil, Sore Throats, Feveis of all kinds, Fils. tiout. Headache, Indigestion, Stone & Gravel, . secondary j symptoms, ; i lc-uouiereux. 'Tumors, ITcers, Veneral Affec i tions. Colics, lull. dilution, Constipation of Jaundice, the llowels, Liver Corn Consumption, ! plaint, Debility, .Lumoao, : Worms of all Dropsy, ' riles. Dysentery, Kheumatisin, I kinds. I Weakness from Erysipelas, .Iteteutiou of J any cause, &c. I M PORTA iNT - CAUTION." None are genuine unless the signature of J. Hay- dock, as agerit lor tue i uiteii suites, surrouiias -acn bo oi lMlis and Oliitment. A handsome reward will be i:ien io any oue remlerm such information may load to the detection of any party or parties counierieniur tue ineuicines if eiiuu;s mi- aaiui. knowimr tliem to be spurious. -Sold at the Mtuiu factory or Professor Holloway ,t co.. New York, and by all resiMvtable Dnnrgba and Dealers in Mediciie' t lilouzhoin the civilized world, hi boxes at -'." cents. r.- i-ents. and f 1 each. There Is considerable saiiwby taking the lanrer sizes. S. H. Directions for the iruidance of patients in every disorder are ailixed to each box. -iiy. Oavidsou County IS THE sri'EKIOU COUKT. Nancy Thompson, Allafair Tlioutpson, .Susannah Seabolt, Jane I'lmmpson, Minnie Kinney and James Kinney, minors by j their regular UdarUWin, W. 1. j- Smiinioii.-i Kinnev, Plaintiff. ' Ayainxt Nathan Thompson, Nancy V. Thompson and others, JJrJ'ciidanU. STATE OF X0UT1I CAUOLIXA. To the Sheriff of Davidson County-Greethin : You are hereby commanded to suronnwi Nathan Thompson, Nancy F. Thompson, Ad eline li. Thompson, David V. Thouipson, Milus C Tliompson, Cyrus B. Thompson, Thompfon, only lieir of Jacob Thompson, Martha Thompson, H. C Tlioiupson, r. K. rhomiHon, James K,. Clarke and wile rjtza belli, J. Thoiupsion, Jes.se Darnall and wife Susannah, J. W,Tliompson,Martha E. Thomp son, Jane F. Thorn pstMi, Poloina Thompson, Lucrelia lhompson, David !, lhompsoii, James Thompson, James F. Thompson, Bur- Wfll II. Tliompson, Christina Ij. lhompson, Jno. llurkhert, Ally N. Thompson, Tho. J. Thompson. Nancy C. Thompson, Daniel Thompson, KacheJ Carroll, and Benjamin Car roll, her husband, the defendants above named if to be found within your county, to be and appear before the Clerk of our Superior Court, for Davidson County, at the Court-House in Lexington, within twenty days from the ser vice of the Summons, exclusive of the day of service, and answer the complaint which will be deposited in the ofjice of the Clerk of the Sujerior Court of said Comity, withiivten days Irom ihedate of this Summons and let the said Defendants take no''- t'lat if they fail to answer the said complain', within the time prescribed by law, the 1'laintiHs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint. Hereof fail not and of this Summons make due return. Given under my hand and seal this 2oth day of August, 1877. C. F. LOWE, Clerk of the Superior Court of Davidson County and Jude of Propate, North Carolina, Q . f. Davidson County. ls Slperior Cot. It appearing by affidavit and the return of the Sherin, to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants above named are non-residents of this State. It is therefore ordered that publication of the summons In this case be made once a week for six successive weeks in the Carolina Watchman, a newspaper pub lished in the Town of Salisbury, notifying said defendants to appear and answer according to the tenor of said summons, C. F. LOWE, CSC Uiinglon, 0.1 . 29lh, 1877. :!. rr,'fr $15. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. GREAT BARGAINS F O II CASH. The Store of A. J. Mock & Co., Salisbury, hitherto closed under proceedings in bank ruptcy will be open on Saturday, Oe'.obvrZlUh, and every article of that splendid dock of Goods will be Bold as rapidly aa'possible 'AT COST I The stock, com prises a general assortment so that the .public can nnu mere ainiosi aiiyuns desired. The altcntion of ladies U especially called to the fancy and staple articles in the dress department of the stock, well known to be superb. J hev, toge.ner wun evwyimiij: else, will be sold at cost or les. Call and see rfe Persons indebted to the r irm ol A. J (K.k & Oo , either bv nute or account, must pay. or before the "1st of Dec 1877. Any railing to iiti so win be proceeueu agamsi w cur diliL' to law. DAVID L. BRINGU5, assignee. Salisbury, N. C, Oct. 19, 1877 l:4w ' 7 n t v 1 . , g v IN THE SUPERIOR COL'RT. . . . rxF David M. C ooper, Ailm r ol i;iiam Loouer. Aomnsl p , Wason aful w,fe, Special pro- . . T i ;,. i,imL iacy - hkikuii, - mj. Kit-lfv and wile. Amelia Kj. real esiaie as Kitchey. James C. Coop G a Cooodr Mary tieorge a. oopr, Ax.iry Cooper. I Rtts. K. Cooper. . , . -t annprn o the Court that 111 11 8 c,,8e 11 appearing 10 uie woun . Marv K. Coouer. one of the defendants, is a non-resident of this State,- it is ordered, that nuhlicntion he made for six successive weeks in the Carolina Watchman, a newspaper pub lislied in tlie town of Salisbury, notifying the said Mary K. Cooper to-appear at the Superior Court Clerks' omce ot Kowan County, on me 2Sth dav of November, 1877. then ami there to answer or demur to the petition of the plain- titi". J. M. II0RAH, Clerk Oct. 13th, 1877. 6t. THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY. r,,,, pj,;,uj aMifili T'nvelftn. Prior. h A Lecture on- the Nature. Tkeatment, asp Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sierniator- rlnea, iniluced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary remis sions. fui!!)tency, Nervous Pubility, and Impedi ments to marriage generally: Consumption, Kpilip- sev. and Kits: Mental and Piivaical Incapacity. Ac lly R IIIKIIT J. CL l.VKRWKLL., M. i., author of the "(Jreen Book, Ac. The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture, c-learlv proves from his own experience tliat'Jie it-viul coti-ojiiuences or sc. f-Abuse maybe eft'cctnaU v lriTTioved without medicine, and without dancorou strrirical operations, bougies, instru mpnts. riiKrs. or cordials; nomtinz out a mode ol enre at once certain and efTcetual. by which every sufferer, no mutter what his condition may be, maj eure himself cheaply, privately and radically. Ijr$Thix Lecture will prove aboon to thousand and thousands. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad dress, on receiptor six cents, or two postage stamps. Address the Publishers, THE CTJLVERWELL MEDICAL CO , 41 Ann St, New York; Post Office box, 4bM. (2G:ly.) the Sfirntifk Suurinui. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. Tie most poplar Scientific Paper IN" tlie WORLD. Only $3.20 a Year, including Postage. Weekly. 52 Numbers a Year. 4,000 book pages. 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AM rouomy, etc. The hinsl valuable practical pajieis. by eminent writers in all departments or Science, will be found in the Sclent itfL American: the whole presented in popular language, free from tei-hnlcal terms, illus trated with 'engra lugs, ami so arrange as to Interest and Inform all classes of readers, old and young. The Scientific American is promotive of knowledge and progress In every community where it circulates. It should hav a place in every Family. Heading Hoom. Library, College or School. Terms. $3.' per year. jl,6D half yew. which includes prepayment of postage. Discount to clubs and Agents. Single copies ten cents. Sold by all Newsdealers. Kcmlt by postal order to Ml.'.NN jc CO., publishers, 37 nark How. New York. "O A rT,T7,lvTrFC In connection with the i Hi Xlii X scientific American, Messi. Mi'mn a; Co.. arc Solicitors of AnpTlean aud Foreign Patents, and have the largest estabUshuient in the world. Patents are obtained ti the best terms. Models of New Inentions and Sketches examined, and advice free. A secia notice is made in the scientifc American of all Inventions Patented through this Agency, with the name and residence of the Patentee. Public attention is thus directed to the merits of the new patent, and sales or Introduc tion often effected. M1N K CO.. 37 Park How, New York. Branch Office, Cor. F & 7th sts., Washington, 1. c. Nov. A-2,-rs77 at. NOTICE-! 19 Y VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE AND Ob)d in Trust executed by J. M. Slither to U. F. Simonton, as Kxecutor of David Wad dell, deed, and recorded jn the Register's oibce of Rowan county, in Book IV o. 47, page 544, I shall, on Thursday, theOth day of December, 1877, sell, for cash, on the premises, a Tract Lxf Land situated in Rowan county, on Third Creek, adjoining the lands of Burke and others and on the V. X. C. R. R., bounded as follows: beginning on the East side of the Rail Road, thence with Kerr's line N. u W. 234 poles to a Rock, formerly a Spanish oak, the agreed corner on Kerr's old line, thence W, 2i S. 153 poles to a Rock Rurke's N. E. cwrner, thence H. o E. 108 poles to the Rail Road, thence with said R. R. to the beginning, containing ICO acres, more or less, being the tract of land on which said J. M. Sutiier lately lived, anil where his widow now liyes. The land is well improved and in excellent condition. JOHN DAVIDSONVAdm. D. BN.Conre Tost-unex of D. Waddell. Nov, 19, '77. 5:3t, J, A, UFfilffi & CO Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, SA&XSBUZV2- W. C. S3"Special orders made from Photographs-ip office will be supplied. filial Also Agents for the Remington Sewing Machine, the most perfect and light running Machine in the market. They have no rotary cams, cog wheels or ever arms to make a noise, run hard, or get out of order. We warrant every Machine. If they don't please we take them fcack and return the money. Call before buying 1&4 see-them, I0:ly HIE OXLY AM1D0TE FOR L0G PROFITS! i A STRICTLY ASII BUSINESS! COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! I have opened at the old stand, reeentlv ! copied by K. Frank Graliam A Co., with a eel clock of STAPLE & FANCY GOODS, With PROVISIONS GROCERIES Ad.k-a. DRY GOODS Fold CIIEATPEIt than can Ik- lMtiht anyL wliere in-Salisburjv " 'ssreons, wheat, oats, p.UTrH ggs taken as Cash.'ttQl My bustfiess will he conducted onariir: DASIS, thereby giving rue many advan!,. over those who do a credit business. Thanking my friends for past favor ,i hoping to merit a continuation of tlie .anie I am most respectfully, &c, ' R. FRANK GRAHAM 47:tf. FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS VA. Are wn equaled for the enre and prevention of n Horses. Cattle, Hos8,t.beep.ndf owla. LVID . OUT2, Pro, Baltimore, 114. Cotton Press Building. ; The undersigneil offers his services to tli public for Cotton 1'ress ttuilding ami lieair ing, and will do this work cheaper than evtr before donein this country. Address, ' H. W. OV r.KCASIf, TnochvilNe, Itowan t'otintv, N. oO.om: Attention FARMERS. GRASS SEED. ,. Just received a fresh supply of Clover Seed, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass. lied Top. and Timothy, which I will sell cheap. . At July 5:5ms. LJstiNlSS. 1823. SEND FOR 1878, THE HEW YQEK 0BSERVEE. The llest Religions and Secular Family Xcrs. paper, i $3 15 a Year, postpaid.. K-tablished lSii. e-37'PAUK tfOW, NEW YOKKl -?Sa SAIiXPLS COPIBS TS.X1E. 49:ol. ' - ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. ' All persrms indebted to the firm of McCub binc. Ilea 1 1 & Dean, are hereby iiolified-tu call and settle with the undersigned assignees in , Ilanluuiptcv, as longer delay cannot be given r 'D. A. DAVIS, As.fgih-t m J. S. McCUHHINy. J Dankiuptcv. Seit. 10, 1877. (47:lt.) BROWN & VERBLE'S Livery & Sale Stables, 'SALISKUllY, N. C, i Will convey passengers to and from any point with the besi stock and vehicle. THE TRAVELING PUBLIC will find it to their interest to call uponjlieo. before making arrangements elsewhere. Drovers and Traders willfitid at this establishment good lots anl -stables, and plenty of good hay, fodder,: aU and corn. PLEASURE DRIVES; Ttiose wishing turnouts for pleasure tiriving: will tind the btst accommodations at !ht& Stables. l.lr, .l. V. Webb will always be found at the Stables and promises entire satisfaction to all customers. 4.2: tf, - GREAT REDUCT10X 1 I'll We are the first to offer I First-Class .Scwimr Machine . ., lll.l. at prices within the riaoh KLL THK VKUY BUST MACHINK For Twenty-Five Dollars on an ornamented Iron Stand ud lnl1' '! 1 Tl. - ...1 n.-COlll ments. and deliver it at any lU'l'ad ih -United States, FREE OF CHARGE; .i.nii Ti l.: ......iilsi1 til CO t ie 1 line.of Family Sewing with inon- n'P1 '''or ease oTiiitiuajiement, and les fatigue I't ator. than anv uiacliine now in use. 11 - t.r.;:j! the .Uoi'mx Thkead Stitcu in snch a ' nI1jfr they avoid the necessity f wimlin.i- . totb threaJ. and will sew from the finest "'L,. ri heaviest overcoat cloth. Send f..r a c.u j ample of sewing. Every machine oqr lhree years. j,,, " AGKXTS VAXTKH KVEHYWIlKPf- CEXTEXS1AL MACHINE., W,,f 474y. 729 Filbert St., l'hilaf rhI' 7 : " Mortgage Deeds for sale
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
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