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Carolina Watchman.
THUKSDAV, DECEMBER ,a7,-
The State Department is accredited by
the Scientific American for accomplishing
through the-flgc-ncy of consul, the extcn
i4on of American trad intocount pies where
tho prwlucts pf Anie;Uan HUl ami in
genuity have hitherto Iron niikuowii.
The sale of iiiaRufottuvl good of A mer
lon product, iiieiican machinery s r tools,
&c, (artilriu wkkh England a few years
ago hada.vionopoly,) Is mMy on the in
crease. Itt-fitct, America is uow heating
old mother England in h r own markets,
jt niaiTy article of trado and traflta
The new monument to be erected to
-lr.idenr .Johnson, at (Jreenfield.Teu-
ex
jiessee, will be twenty-MX teet in neigni,
With a base of granite and a shaft of Italian
..Vi.i. 'iTnon the. trout is a scoll repre-
c-onf inr the. Const it utiuu of the United
S(tM0Bnil an onen Itook flitli the hand
resting upon it suggesting the taking of
the oath of office, uver tne apex is ujc
American flag, and earmpuating the
whole an American eagle with outstretch
ed wines.
s The greatest perpendicular depth of aivy
jniuing shaft injhe world is in Uouemia
JT.280 feet. There are several others t
greater depth but not perpendicular. The
greatest depth known is in a coal raine iu
lielgium, which 4,542 ieet.
Cuca A plant of South America, tho
use of which' is said to 6usta'm"hunian
strength under heavy and long coutinued
Ktrains. The mountaineers of America
are paid to understand its virtues, and
frequently usej.it to excess, and to pei r
Houal damage. Like all excitants proba
bly, it is good or evil according as its use
is widely or unwisely-governed.
Scientific Expeditions, -There are no less
than Home eight or tew schemes in process
for scientific expeditions around tins world
Only one of these originates in the United
States all the others in England, Frappe
Germany. The passeugur rates Vary
from . 1,200 to $2,tt,
The Wasliinglou Evening &tqv mulei
the general head of "Washington as ,a
Journalistic Grave Yard," gives Jhe Hami-s
of about 300 newspapers which have lived
and died iu that city since the year 1790
There have been about fifty lived and
died in .Salisbury since the year 1826.
Another -'Novelty. A patent haa been
taken out for a combined pocket book and
revolver. Thus, a highwayman demands
vour money, and as he approaches to re
ct-ive your pocket book, you fire into him
a volley of sljofs,
Miners snpjdies of provisions, etc., in
thf. Black Hills, have to bo hauktl 'JQ0
jniles. Men without money lmve a hard
time there j and those with money run
many a risk in getting there and keeping
it in safety afterwards,
When tho head man of a Bulgarian
family dies, all the pots, pans and dishes
itre immediately turned up-side down to
prevent hi soul from taking refuge in
them,
i,(KH) jeet per minute, measured on the
rim, is a safe rule for speeding circular
waws.
1 I .
TERRIRLE EXPLOSION.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Boy and
Girls -Ifilled and Wounded.
New York, Dec 20. There was an
explosion ten minhtes past 5 oVlock this
afternoon in the Immense candy manufac
tory of Greensfield & Strauss at No. Go
Barclay street, wliich e.t'nds in the shape
ofan"I."to College Place. The boiler
was under the fcjde-walk on the Barclay
street side. It burst, tearing away tho
entire front and scattering the wreck in
all directions. Oyer one hundred and
"'fifty girls were employee at the time in
the building. Toe walls fell iu a few
minutes after the explosion. A policeman
on duty near the buildjng says that he
saw the front of the building, five storiea
high, fall into the street.' The street is
filled with screaming people. There were
about tH at win k, I ruihed to the po
lice station and gave the tire alarm. Sev
eral girls jumped -from the top of the build
ing into the fire. Several boys wero
blown through the roof, Fift3"-six wound
ed and one dead were reported at Chambers
street hospital at ();4o o'clock, A number
were also sent to Rtllevue and other hos
pitals. It is estimated that the wounded
will reach 1,5, Out of 73 employed in
the factory few escaped uninjured The
number of the dead is uncertain until the
wreck is cleaved away. The lire was uu
der control at !:(), and by ti:l." only a
dense smoke surrounded the ruin:-.
Till. IU ROX DISASTER.
The report of the naval court of inquiry
on the loss of the Huron, says the Wash
ington' National Cnion. shows tljatdisas
Jer to have been dup to the lack of good
seamanship ou the part of Captain Ryan
and the neglect of the navigating omeer,
Lieutenant Palmer, to avail himself of the
jippoit unity of taking bearing to Curri
tuck fight, after passing it, :nid while.it
remained in sight. Captaju Ryan pro
ceeded to sea at hisown discretion, and
not under .orders to sail regardless of
weather; the vessel was thoroughly
tstaunch and seaworthy; her engiues were
iu excellent working "order ; there was
no sm li stress of weather as to drive her
from her course ; and the disaster can
only be accounted for by the iiuprudence
of failing to stand far enough out to sea,
the neglect to take such measures as
niifcht have been adopted to determine
- the position of the vessel, and the mis
take of lining canvass vilu sailing .',o ueai
to a iee shore. The report is prohnbly less
severe than it would have heenif Captian
Hyatt had not expiated wit !i hU'lifchia
errors of seamanship : hut the eoiirt dis
tinctly states that he was prinrarily rer
sponsible forthe disnator.
One old Marshal 15ngeaiul wa-acand'u
date lor election to the .Chambers, lie
was uof iir the very best of Loalth at the
titne, ancl ljs doctor bady him lxware of
over-exerting or over-exciting himself, oi
derelhimtobl and blel and purged him
okeephlni there, From time to time the
doctor .brought him. tho most encouraging
reports of the canvass j a)l was going well,
oulylethim keep himself perfectly quiet.
At last the day came and the Marshal learn
ed t hat he had boen-boatcn, Beaten f he
shouted, "by whom V1- "By your doctor."
WILL CURE RilSUMATISfsl.
MR. ALBERT CROOK ER. the well-known dm?-
gist and apothecary, of Sp.-luglleld, Me., always ud-
ise3very oae uouuiea witu rtueuinausuu 10 try
VEGETLNE.
Ked His Statement:
ShaiNOVAi.fi, Me Oct. 12, 1376.
Mb. H. R. Stevens
Dear tiir. Kffteen years asro last fall I was taken
sick with rheumatism. wa unable to move until the
next April. From that time to three years ago thU
tall I suffered everything with rheumatism. Some
times there would be weeks at a time that I could
not BteD one stea: these attacks were oulte often
I suffered evemhlmr that a man could. Over three
years ago last spring I commenced taking Veuetlne
and followed it un until 1 had taken seven bottles;
have had no rneuinutista since mat nine, i always
advL-ie every one that Is troubled with rheumatism
to try vegetinjc ana M suner ior years as l nave
done. Tills statement Is .trratultlous as far as Mr.
Sifcvensis-concerned. rours, etc.,
ALBERT ORQOKKIt,
FlrmTjf A- Cracker & Co., Druggists je Apothecaries.
VEGETIN!
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
1
i Boston, Oct., 1S70.
Mr. II. R. Stevens:
Dear Srr,My tlaughter after having a severe at
tack. of Whooping Cough was left In a feeble state
of health. T.eing advised by a fricud she tried tne
VEtjE-riNR, and after using a few bottles was fully
restored to health.
lhavebeeu a1 great sufferer from Rheumatism.
I have takeu severar bottles of the Veoetine for this
complaint, and am happy to say it has entirely curea
me. 1 have recommended the Veoetine to others
with the same good results. It Is a great cleanser
and purifier of the blooojl; it is pleasant to take and
I can cheerf idly recommend It.
JAMES .MO K8E, 364 Athens street.
RIIISUMATISll is a DISEASE of the BLOOD.
The blood in this disease, is found to contain an
excess of fibrin, veuktisk acts by converting the
blood from its diseased condition to a healthy circu
lation. Veoetine regulates the bowels which is
very important In this complaint. One bottle of
Veoetine will give relief, but to effect a permanent
cure it must be taken regularly, and may take sev
eral bottles, especially in cases of long standlnjr;
Vegetise Is sold-by all druggists. Try It, and your
verdict will be the same as that of thousands before
you, who say, "I never found so much-relief as from
the use of Veoetine," which is composed exclusively
of Harks, limits and Htrba. .
f
"Veoetine, says a Boston pliyslelan, "has no
equal as a blood purlller. Hearing of its many won
derful cures, after all other remedies liad failed, I
visited tue .laboratory and convinced my sell of Its
genuine merit, it is prepared trom Darks, roots and
herbs, each of which Is nljfhly effective, and they
are compounded lu such a manner as to produce as
tonishing results."
VEOETBriE
NOTHING TO EQUAL IT.
SorTH Su m. Mass.. Nov. 14.
Mk. H. R. Steykxs:
Jm-uc sir, I have lipfn trouled with Sorofula,
Can'ver ami Liver Complaint Tor three years; noth
ing ever did rue any good until I eoiauien-wd using
tho Vkketixet I am no eltin along flrst-rut
and still using tlie Ve'ietinu. i i-onsidi-r there is
nothing equ ii to It for suoh complaints. Can heartllv
reuommeud it to everybiKly.
Yours truly, "
MKS. LIZZIE M. PACKAKD.
Xo. 1G Lagrange street, South Salem, .Mass.
VEGETI.VE
Preparexl ly.
H. It. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
XOKTH CAKOLiNA, ) Ix1TsiikbTok
Davie Coi:xtv, y Court.
Petition to sell land for partition. Joseph
A. Hawkins, William Gabird and wife, Cathe
rine, Julius Mel'hitiiroch, Lucitir MeClamrocli,
(leorge McChunroch, XeUon Ellis and wife,
Mary, J'laintiffs.
- Ayuinat
J. It. Nay lor, and wife, Mary, William Nay
lor, Benjamin Naylor, John Naylor, Sophia,
wife of George MclKnry, Lurania Naylor, and
Adeline Cain. " JJcfcndantx.
From ihe atli lavit filed, it appears that J. 1.
Naylor and wife Mary, are residents of the
State of Iowa, but w hose I'ost Office is unknown;
that William Nayjor, Henry Naylor, Bciija
min Naylor, John Naylor, Sophia Mclletirv
wife of George Mcilenry, L,nrania Naylor,
children of John W. Naylor and Sarah D. Naj
lor, reside in the State of Missouri and the'ir
place of residence is, unknown, and Adeline
Cain of the State of Indiana, whose idae of introduction to the public, trom persons who have
residence it-unknown thai -ill nf -.i,l !..rn "lrled or witnessed its wonderful hencllclal
resiaence iunkown , that .ill oi saitl delend- effects, fully justity the belief that-lt must, ere lon
ants are non-residents of the Slate of North ' beome the Standaki) Awkkicav Skkcific ami all
Carolina, and the summons heretofore issued
said defendants has been returned by ihe sher-
iff not extcuted : It is now ordered that unhli
cation be made for sis successive weeks in tlie
"Carolina Watchman," a newspaper published
in the town of Salisbury, N. C, notifying said
defeiidanji that they appear at tlie office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court, at the Gum
House in Mocksville, on or before the 2nd d iy
of February, 1ST?, and answer the petition of
PlainliJJs,' or the prayer of the petitioners will
be granted and the order m?de to sell the land
described in the petition.
Dec. 18th, 1S77. II. B. HOWARD,
10:6t. Clerk Superior Court.
. SALISBURY BOOK STORE.
GEO. W, Y0PP, Propr.
(Just in rear of Jones, Gaskill & Go's., Store,)
BRIGHT HEW BOOKS
AT
LOW PRICES.
CALL AND SEE HIM. );tf.
VALUABLE TOWN LOT
FOR SALE.
r.y virtue of authority conferred upon me by
the real owners, I will expose for sale at pub
lic auction, on Wednesday, the second day of
January, A. D. 1S78, at fl o'clock, A. M.. at
the Omrt House door in the town of Salisbury,
a valuabte vacant lot, situated on Main street,
adjoining the house and lot of W. J. Mills,
f routine 100 feet on Main slreet, and running
back 2t7. feet.
F r particulars apply to H. F. Rogers, at
Meroneys Holers'.
Teruia'uia je know a on the dav of sale.
S R. HARRISON,
'-t- Trubte.
fT THE GBX A!S CAXJS3
tM& II L'JIAIV MISERY. .
jtwt Published, iu a staled Envelope. Price ix
tent.
A Lectubk os the Natitkk, Tbeatmknt. am
mBiCAi.ctf:i! of Seminal Weakness, or Sperijialor
rlitea, induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emis
sions, lin;otem;y. Nervous lability, an J Inicdi
tneftte to iiiarriuzs jrtMirM-aiiy: ."iitnpt!o. Kpiiip
seyrand Kits: Menial ami I'uvsU-.il Incapacity. &c,
- By II 1DBUT J. t'L'LVEl A'KI.L, L D autl.o.
of thei;'Jrjeii Book," !fcc.
ThX world-renowned author, in thi.J admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from liu own experience
lhattliL awfut ooa.svqusnoe t' Self-Abuti may lie
effectually removed without medicine, and w ithout
dangerous surgical operations, bonzies, iiistiu
mentri, Hngs, or corJials: pointing out i mode of
cure at once certain anJ eflL-etual. by which every
sufferer, no matter what ln coud.tion iiy be, may
cure liimselfoheinly. privately and radically.
tS&Thii LeUw-e will rice a loon to thousands
and thousands.
: Sent, under Msal. in ap'ain envelope, to any d
dres.on receiptor six -jents, or two postage stamiis.
Address the Pntilishei.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO ,
41 Ann St, Nevr York; PusiOfiice box, 453G.
(2fely.)
H0TICE I
RY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE AND
ICS Deed in Trn! executed bv J. M. Sutber to
K. F. Simonton, as Executor of llavid Wad
dell, dee'd, and recorded in (lie Register's illicr
of Rowan county, in Ikiok Mo. 47, pageo44, 1
shall, on Thursday, the 20th day of December,
1877. selL for ca.h. on the premises, a Tract
of Land situated in Rowan countv, on Third
Creek, adjoining the lands of Burke and others
and on" Ihe W . iN. C li. K., boiiiHled as lollows
heginuinj; on the East tsiJe of the Rail Road
thence with Kerr1 line N. 6 W. 234 poles to
a Kock, formerly a pamsh oak, the agreed
corner on Kerr's old line, thence VV, 21 S.
poles to a Rock Burke's N. E. corner, thence
S. 5 E 108 poJea to the Rail Road, thence
with 8.1 it) II. II. to the' beginning, conlaining
160 acres, more or less, being t he tract of land
on which said J. M. Suther lately lived, and
where his widow now lives. The hind i well
improved and in excellent condition.
JOHN DAVIDSON, Atlm.
D. B. N.Conre Test-unex of D. Waddell.
Nov. 19, '77. 5:3t-
HOgH FOB hill
Coiistynptlon'ls generally supixised to be an in -u-rable
disease. "Why 7 Because medical men, who
of ad others should have been the last to encourage
such an unphllosophical and dangerous assumption,
have insisted upon and propagated it with a per
sistency which seems almost incredible lu tlie light
of science and of truth. W'e used the term . 4d;uiger
ous alvtsed!y, for what can be mure depressing antl
injurious to the consumptive than browtlogaver the
Idea founded solely uioo the Cat of his physician
thai his malady is mortal, and that the -utmost that
can le done for trim ts' to reinler his exit f rdm this
world as easy as possible. Such melancholy and
hopeless reflections as this belhT engenders among
consumptive patients, does as mttch, if not more, to
hasten their departure for the land of shadows, as
the tubercles lu their lungs. Away wttir such
hopeles theory. Happily the unit at Masters of
MEmriNE have entered their protest agnlnst H and
areemfuted by the most positive w-stiuvmy the
mousirous tauacy. Dangerous as pulmonary painu-is
Is, its terrible ravages may be staved and the lungs
resturea io a sound condition even alter suppuration
has taken place. Every experienced suigeon knows
that post mortem examinations of aged persons who
have died In the ordinary course of nature, have re
peatedly dls:losed the traves of pulmonary uleeis
entirely cicatrized. Tlie argument, therefore, against
the possibility of howling a pulmonary abscess be
cause the immediate seat of the disease cannot be
reached, has not a leg to stand upon. Over lifty iti
stances of tle discovery of . lea trlzed ulcers in ihe
lungs have been recorded by the medical faculty of
Parts, and such eminent authorities as lieviau.,
Halplrightt Du liaen and scores ot others, French,-
Engllsti and (Jenuan. might easily be citel to prove
To treat any malady rationally its chantcter and
morbid influence must be known. The dlssH ting
knife has disclosed all the Internal characteristics of
consumption. W e know that tubereleaMn the lungs
vary In size from granules smaller than a pin's head
to that of a larsje bean. These develope Into open
ulcers technically known as omieul which after
wards spread over a surface several laches In diam
eter. Their sacs arc lilleU with a yellow, greenish,
grayish matter gaiu-rully very offensive. The mem
brane itself is greatly lidlamtHt. and the end.i of me
pulmonary artery and vei:i connecting with the dis
eitsed p.iris are clogged with vitiated and purulent
mu.Mis. leath must ensue c'.t her from suffocation
or hemorrhage it speedy re'i-j-t is not o'otainel. it Is
obvious that souieUJin-,r Is reipiired which wiil ena
ble the sufferer to raise and ej;vt the poison rank
ling In his lungs, and choking the air -passages, and
which will also allay the grievous Irritation of ihx-
tndamed parts. .No preparation known to materia
me. ilea accomplishes this double object so effectually
and sjieedlly as lloi.i.ow.w's Coccui Cuke ax Li no
Bai.sam. 'I hat incomparable renieily lsns and
ll'iullies the MilsOiious and treti-l accumulations in
the lungs and bronehhe. sulxiuos with wonderful
rapidity the Inll uii:.tio!i of the diseased parts, an 1
prevents tii' possibility of henimorrhagK At the
same time it tones and strengthens the "muscles of
tlie throat a:il enables them to turow oil the vitiate :
metier without straining. Ti'.e transi-ciidt id merit
ot iloi.i.ow.vv's Cou(;i: cuke ani I.uno Balsam I the
thoroughness with which it docs its work, lis im
mense superiority to tne multitudes of oniclnal -4ind
proprietary medicines, designed for a similar pur
post1, which have preceedcl it, lies in the fact that
it is an Aihoi.ute Kkahicam' cf puluion irv an 1
thi-oat dlse'as--s. while they at th" lest. were merely
palliations. It is not aion that i'.ie preparation oi.'
lotlge.s the piilmonie virus tt ixissesses balsamic pro
TH?rtles peculiarly ari.ipU'd to .son; he the lacerated
lung, while by its Pad..: o;iperUen it greatly fa;. 111
tatesnnd hastens the healing process. As a pn-
VcatiVC liOi.l.C WAY'S COtOU CUKE ASK LlNti l'.Al.-VM
is e juaily etliciiiiou-. Coughs, e -peclaily the dry
hacking coughs which are so cotaiuon, are lenlbly
fntitrul sources of consumption. '!'ho siifferer at
first has a feeliug oi rawness in the thioat, ttgtittiess
across the chest, then dangerous iafiamation sets
in. which may give rise to hemniorrh.ige or the form
ation of vomical, lfltlsnru spee.'.ily checked and
enlnrli lirkuj.nx.f I i- if-.-.i -,-!.. . I ......
Bai.sam accoiuptlsht-s this with a degree of promptl-
tude and certainty whi'-h a. i nilshes the patient.!
-o type of throat. Pmg or bronchial disturhaace can
resist its curative influence. It overcomes the most
obstinate torms of this class of Ulrders. and breaks
up at once the tunst .violent paroxisms of coughing.
All its iugreilleuis are purely cgeiable. Some of
them are culleil from sources entirely new to phar
macy, and nil are possessed of properties of marvel
ous remedial efficacy. The unsolicited testimoui.ils
i whleh its proprietors have been receivintr sinee its
DlSli VSKS OF THE ItK.-PIKATOUY ORGANS.
None genuine unless the signature-nf J. Uayikx-k
and u. 1). Davis as agents for the United States, are
t'oitui on the wrapper. A handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such information as may
lei I tot tu- detection or any partv or patties counter
feiting the medicines or vending the same knowing
them lo be spurious.
soid at the nranuf aciorv of Professor iloia.ow.w
A CO.. New Ynrk, ami hy all resp.etable druwists
am uetuers in ntediciue turouuhout the eimued
world, $1. per b ttie.
DAYIE LAHOSatFUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of two, Mortgage Deeds executed
to us on 20lh day of March, 1877, by Jno.
Bradford of the county of Davie and State of
North Carolina, lo secure the payment of the
final of three hundred and filly dollars, we
will expose lo public sale at the' Court House
door in Mocksviile, Davie county, on Monday
8th day of January, 187S, for cash, the lands
described in said mortgage deeds, respectively
viz: '
One tract lying in Davie county, adjoining
the lands of II. K. Robertson, Jno." Taylor, and
others, containing about 40 acres.
AIo the tract of laud lying in said countv
on uhicluihe said Bradford now resides, ad
joining B. N. Allen, Jacob Connatzer' and
others, c-ontaining 4o acres.
This .'!rd dav of November, 1S77.
J. It. WILLIAM?,
A. II. STEWART,
Mortgagees,
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
STATESVULE, N. C,
S M LANIER, Proprietor.
Servants Polite and Attentive
45:tf.
Mortgage Deeds for sale here
TilE iOXLY AATIDOTE FOR LOXG
PROFITS!
A STUICTLY CASH BUSINESS!
Cmi AHD SEE FOR YOUHSELF!
I have opened at the old tahd. recently oc- j
iip'vo by u I r.iiil; lira!i::ui Co., with u se
ecl?!ot:k t)f
STAPL & FANCY GOODS,
With PROVISIONS .JLRQCKEIES Added
BUT GOODS
Sold CIIlAPEli than m be touglit any
where in Salisbury.
fcaJQRX, WHEAT, OATS, CU TT2R &
Eggs taken aJ (.'ah.
My liurlnc'SM vyiil l.-e eoidruttl on a CASH
RASl-, ili-iehy nivisiij ne manv advantages
over iho.-e who tin ,-i i l;i-in.s.
Tlsanking n.y friendn for past favors, and
hoping io nn i ii :i coutiuuc'.iotj of the same, 1
am i:io1 respt t i :Vliv,
II. FRANK GRAHAM.
47:tf.
FOUTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
Ar nnearialed for the en re and prevention of
imeaatsin Horse, Cattle, Iiofrs.theep.andf1 owl.
fOUT. Pros, Baltimore. Md.
J. L CLODFELM & CO
Whidesaie and llctai! I'e&lers in
KURNi 1 i'HE
OF ALL KIM,J
SALIS3Ur
c.
O'SpeciAl orders made from I'hotojy-aphK iu our
office will be supplied.
Also Agents for tlie Remington Sewing Machine,
the most perfect and Hglit running Machine in the
market. They have no rotary cams eor wlieel or
ever aims to nuke noise, run haul. o p-t out d
order. We warrant everv Ma--I'i'.e. Ifthei don't
pleaM? we tiik" tliptn 'n k and retnri. tire icotiey.
Call befnte buyinp 1 see then.
H.rly
BROWN & VBSBLE'S
:
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I V ol V
&
o r 'fo h ino
Ij'j.
tt r t l v . s
SALISIU'EY, X. V.,
Will convey passengers to and from any point
with t lie best stock and vehicle.
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
will find it to their interest to eall upon them
hchov inaUiiiir arrangements elsewhere.
Drovers and
Traders
will liinl at this estiihlislinient good lots and
stahli.'s, and plenty of yooil hay, fcxlder, o-'.s
and corn.
PLEAS UK
Those wishiusi turnouts for pleasure driving
will find the b'.st at coninioilatioiis at these
StaMcs.
Mr
F. W
oh will ahvavs be f-mnd at the
StaMes and promises entire .satisfaction to all
customers, 4itf.
L'Sil
Emm
EAT BEIH'CTIOX
We are the fir.-!
IX
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I at t.ricc
witirn r!;e r.!a.-li id all. YV
will
K1.L T!IK
VKKV !;!;! FAMILY
M AH INK
For Twenty-Five Dollars
on a'n ornamented Iron J-tai d atd TonlV. with
U'llnut Ti.pand Drawer, an I necessary Attacli
ments. and deliver it at any l!.,i!ioad Det.ot in the
I uittd States,
FREE OF CHARGE,
Ihese machines are warranted to do the whole
line of Family Sewine with n..ic rapidity, more
ease ofmanageiiieiit. and a ss fatigue to the oper
ator, than anv voachine m.v, in rs,-. '1 Lev make
the Dorm.K Ihhkao Stitch in i;.-h a manner that
they avoid the necessity ol winding the nnder
thread, and will sew from the nnet cambric to the
heaviest overcoat cloth. Send f..r a circular and
ampieoi sewing. Every nuw hlne wam.nted
Ai.nA,;, WAXTFD FVKRYWHKRE.
CENTENNIAL MACHISE CO., Limited,
47:,y- 7-21 Filbert St.. Philadelphia, Fn
Cheap Chattel Mortirares
and vario-.u oiher bian'; for sale here
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jJRA&lPTOtrS , .
mPERIAL SOAP
vMw IS THE BEST,
Cramj
tf Iniirial Soaii i the R-w.
Cranitop?i JiiijH-,1 Soap is,! he . sf.
i:ramprjjnVl,uI'nrt Soap is jie Jet.
C'rampoiiV lpiperiid Htap is the lie.-t.
f Cruinpum4tnptrial Soap is the Reri.
i wrampton s Iinperiuoi I the iit-si.
: Cranipton's ruiyeriarSoay i theiiesi.
CranXlton' Imperial Soap is thBest.
Crafupiton'ii IiMjierial Htyp is tlu Btt. .
(Jraipplpn's Imperial SompJs the BtuV: .k
This Soap44 ruanufaclurfel from pure materia';'
and as it Vontainsa larfee pertemage oi
VegetaliUipil, is warraided folly tqul
to the best jin ported OuiilSap,
and at the!. safcitktrnte jpon
taios alt the cleAing
properties of thetreiev -.
hrated GertnaiM .
and French U.K '
Li tin dry Soap: f!
Ii is therefore re-" .
commended for fllje
use in the Laudfy?
Kitchen and Bath Booiy, ,
and for general honJtvho4d
purposes; also lor rnirs.
Painters, EngiiieerandAIa hicil, .
it will remove spots of li)krTar,
Grease. Oil, faint, etc., from Ithe Jiandr .
The llunliugton, Pa., Monitor of irij 5th,
1S77, pronounces this soap tlie bekHs 1 1 ' -market,
as follows: Vt
Header, we doir'i want yon to ttippoytlia
this is an advertisement, and liass it- over'ui.-
hffAc-tl. Uhai it W'f want to direct votia
lunlii.n !.i lli .'idvePtiseitli-Ilt llf t'railil'
ltuueri il Soap." Having uswl it in our fit
for ifie last ve.ir, we can ivi otoiuf nd i; as
liesi quality of soap in use. It is a rare inn i
to get a soaptliat will llioi oiigl.lv flents- pn.
ing iiikd'rom the hands, as also trom lito-i ; .
Cramploii's laiindiy soap will do ii, and w
know whereiif we speak. It U especially sola pi
ed for printers, painters, engineers ami us
chinist. ami it will remove grease of all dc
script ion from the hands as well as clothes,
widi little lalx.r For general hoiiiJ..ld or
poses it caliiiol lie excelled.
Mantifactor- d oi.lv !-
f.V: in ; .tc
! :i'ct , a :i .!
1 O.
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N , w o r l
JeHrl.-o
.r s-.i :i y
a. is. tins,
SALisr.riiY, : o.
4d
EUGENE L IIAIMiTS.
zivlisl in Gray an, '
Sassafras Fcrk, N.
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in the most finished style of crayon i!i awlrilf
from
I'lIOrOGliAl'IlS,
FEKEGTYl'ES,
D A G LT E K II EOT Y P F.S,
MINI A TUBES, FIV.
llxlTSlO.OO. Framed $13.00. l&x22Slo.OO.
Framed 520.00.
Seud for circular. 51:
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WSIK. YOU W.1.T
HAPiDWAR
At Low Figures
Call on ihe undersigned at No 2 Oratate
How,
1). A . AT WELL.
Salisbury. N C. Jun.-S if.
Greensboro Female College.
oih:ex.sbo!:o, x. c.
The Spring Session f IS78 will beyin
Thursday, the 10th of January.
Ihis li.stuffTun oturs superior advanlages on '
i asoiiable terms. j
F..r full particulars, apply to T. M. Jtines, ftp
1 resident. ' !
n. ii i). wil-cn. ! ;:r
9:tf " Pi ts. Eoaid ol Tiustc-cs. '
,
TIMETABLE WESTERN N.C. RAILROAD.
To take effect J:me lid, 1877.
GOING WEST.
STATIONS.
Salisbury
fliird ("reek. ...
Statesviiie
Hoits
Catawba
Nexton
t-'anuva
Hickory
Icird
Mora anion
liridgewater
Marion
Old Fort
Henry
A ft;: 1 vk
Lka vr.
S ;V A.M.
M. y 4o
4 10 :;.- "
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9 04 A.
'11 07
U 27
i'2 IS P. M. -2
I. M.
12 38 '
1 bo
12 38 "
1 2" "
2 10 "
2 o3
3 40 P. M.
4 30 "
5 20 "
'2 (
2 ,r,0
. 37
4 25
5 18
5 30
OOL'(J EAST.
STATIONS.
ARnivE. J Lbave.
6 00 aTai".
6 12 A. M.; 6 lo
11 ry..
d Fort
: rion
Ilridgewattr... .
M ranion
I aid
M iekory
Can ova
7 10
8 28
9 10
9 52
10 23
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9 00
'10 20
10 3o
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1 10 37
iaia woa
Plotls
St atesville
Third Creek... .
Salisbury
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-12 32 P. M.lli 52;
12-i0 P. M.
1 an
230
Simonton Female College.
Statssville, N. C.
The FaU T rm Opens Aug. 29, 1877
Board and English tuition, $85.00 per
Bion of twenty weeks. Catalo-ue and circular
.n. i.. i. .arwciiiars, on applieation.
Address
MKS. E.N.GliANT,
11 int-ipal.
41:6ms.
FOB SALE.
A $50 Centennial Sewing Machine.
nrt warrarded lo be good.
New
. '.1 nvi ii !i i its a t;-A in
' - i r t; i: ii a u i ji.imimi
On sale and constantly arriving,
TYKE IROtf 1 o2J inches nt 3 Ceus per4l,.
w-p,,- Tonnd and sijuare- oin,iJ-Iiei.-incites.
tTo43a'l. to (J hichesf fniTo'!l ceiits,
PLOW MOULDS nn4 1 rus. all stw il '
- WUIE CLOTH rr screeis. of ( W "
DUCtGY aniTniOlHjetial of
v :: ids wnd axles. rr av-m,7.
. J'jrKSr.RVING KETTLES. 1.
APIM E jEKLEKS. KK) d-c. re.
U'lIIT'Evt'EAUand prepaid j
OlL-. lioseedvilJailiiKo. !.i!
5-i
COilMlXG Ut. ! ,
mmm
x e OmI-M s.a n" U' l!l'o 111: .i.,!
tj''-ai A j ic.ii) " Las
forail piirjoises.
A ELlJltn Ki: I S. pule. el.ai-
xfFfffgmi
(il.ASSliV ,.a. f,ul
NAII. it.fr5ii 1"
4. t!. 4 cents.
SCRKWS. acks and
llac!i.-ii.it!i T1ulsil
-BKU?llE paint. vat Mi-li, white wa
Wue any ( Wer Mills, v auv Alius ,m
fGrte-rs' 'fools, spjeudid and Mr
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HStill a few mvi e
Come oneroJ all, and set- Sai T.vi. -
Hardware Store.
Vo.MR TO
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ORDERS FOR;
Eesponsibic )
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COURT AND WSTU
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Fee Simple Deeds. Deckm Trust. Mortgage Deeds. C()inmissii,nt.P Sherjr
Dicds. Chut tic Mortpafc, Farm Contracts, "Mamao-P and r.o.tir.oJ!? Aiiti
lii:h ulv hi: rll'ti 1'nri.iii.' ,o
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...-w" ii mil.- winvi luinisjior sale at tue .
ii ii 1 1 i ii i in ii n innii i
DK. ETCHAR
(Late Professor of Uise
in the .Savannah
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Practice l
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icit-i t o mo oiiit!iiicy; , , r-
to the Oetngiii MeaiciHicie,
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AGONA. W3BAfI0H.
fee
I h a v e" fi (t e(? n p a n .
agon which are aIyK
sons nvor from the
nruuiun.uv. ieavvfvrw
or at my Livery A Sale .St
near Kanroad bridge.
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Aug. iy. tf.
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rts ; it pa let l drill, tievv andVivv
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i-eisal,"0'aiii!Li. -Ii- and cittnti. from to ti
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. fi-T.iii 5 cents to .'21 plate.! n-v.dv,
tinos limn cliiliii eu's 2 to s4tl sp'.rtiu. 4:
I N (I A IKS and FEN ES. and .-telHtii
; .oA.-. s rub and all other kinds tine ami coat
Evap irat-.rs. i
lliplele tii, to PVf! Hlld -
oi tiu-m. Machines aeft !
n. t h.'-j-ani2.ii i.f 11, 11. CltAWFoitis (' iitetu
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Board by lhe;lny,
lk-autiful situated next to Cair:il
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