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! it III! ill' Ui M (K5 ' lit t f-. f :! tf i M ! 1 1-1 ii k lis ii : i: ' !1 si ,i rl : ! 4 ii SI -1 H4 Carolina Watchman.- THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1373. THE liEPEAIrtfF THE JJA.NKKUi'i ACT. It u believed tlrt Mr. Hayes will sigii the bill repealing the bankrupt act MiorruW J lie bill having passed both house of Congress, the presidential tug natiirttJ all that w necessary how to L-riint laYr from the fctatnto Iw.t- limine the IK HtU'llCV 4f tftis bill book.- Diirmj: the m-muiiey in the House, Mr. Robbijis, of North Car olina, made au argument in opposition to to the absolute repeal of the act. Of cuuraeihe bill which has just passed doc not affect those who have connneuc ed proceedings in bankruptcy, but is only retrospective in it orations. te re gard the measure as the wisest that has been adopted by the present Congress The bankrupt act wa? a merciful measure and ba been productive of great "good, but it baa finished its work and the neces sity for it no longer exists and we believe it U best fordebtor aud -creditor, lor the voniitry at large, that itfchould pass out of existence. Char. Obiter ver. Wm think the people generally concur in the opinion tnat the repeal of this law i urfaff. - It had become very odious. We differ with the Observer when it speaks o it as a merciful measure, and as being productive of "great good." - It was nicr tiful to the debtor, perhaps, but it was cruel to the creditor. We suppose the creditors will out-number those who L availed themselves of the provisions of the law at the rate of at least twenty-five to one. If a measure may be called ""mer ciful" which favors one and damages tireit tif-firethvu it was merciful. It took the proierty of the debtor away beyond the - reach of the'ereditor. and divided it out ' among lawvers and officers. It harden the hearts of debtors against creditors and creditors against debtors, destroying con fidence and kindly sympathy, to a degree that seems to exclude the idea of "good," and to suggest evil as one of its most prominent features', The practical work ing of tip was, of very doubtful "good," even to the debtor; and if so to him, it will be, rather difKcull to lind where it came in at all.' The repeal of tho law is the best thing about it. It was u pandoras box from which eminated countless moral evils which will remain for year to vex the people. The devil could hardly desire a better device for sowiug discord among brethren, and turn ing the heart of man against his fellow. CONVENTIONS TOWN ELECTION. Mtssus. Editohs: However objection able Conventions may Ik-, the method of bnngiug but candidates by them is eei taiuly more preferable than the restora tion of Kadicnl misrule, extravagance aud oppression, which would certaiiily result should the Democratic and Conservative party become weakened bj- inharmonious action and internal strife. Our part' or ganization must be preserved and party loyalty enforced if we would achieve that imccess in the advancement ofilie ends of H government, so necessary to the public weal and so much desired by all freemen. 1 have neither time nor space wow to make an argument in favor of Conventions. Suffice it to say, However, that situated as we are, tho method bf nominating candidates by Convention is absolutely necessary in order to secure the election of good Conservative men and the triumph of sound Conservative prin ciples. We cannot afford to allow two or three Democrats to run for the same office, for it amounts to a surrender of the field to the Kadical party : therefore it is pro er to have a Convention to designate-a candidate to contest the ground with the champions of our political foes, aud it is the duty of every truo Conservative to support hiuir The fact is whenever von hear a nian complaining about the impro- In iety of Conventions, you may mark it, te is rather a 1 uke war in Conservative. He is willing to endure thecrimes of Had icalisiu to gratify his own whims: ho is willing to sacrifice his own party and the, great interests for which it is contending merely for Uie sake of promoting his own preference and achieving a selfish end. Neither can we any lietter afford to vote lor an lutlependent than for a Radical, if Indeed, there is any difference WtwceiT tiuu, Nothing has been so crushing and disastrous to the country as Radical rule. Times have grown Utter as that party has lost its hold upon government control uncfthe sway of the Democratic party has been increased.. Vhy then should we cudauger the sii.c,ws$- of thr my partv Uiat promises n-lief byendorsing Inde pendents or Uaiitcalsi Tho great mass of the people u ho have suffered the evil results of Judical -rule mi long, implore Conservatives audJ)eniocrats UjstJind by their colors ami their staudanl In-areis, whether it is in the municipal, county or SUt elections. , - A gotid ticket lias In en nominated for Mayor aud Commissioners, let every man jn the town resolve to elect it, ami thus avoid a stigma and a reproach upon our party loyalty and sound Conservative principle. President Il4yes Jjas made a retrograde piovement on civil servico reforni. His policy its Huiiounced shortly after going juto office f.oiliadp gfiyernjijent ottjcers4 rom taking part iu lectumeetiug, and ; rxeuijiting them from bej ng faetj to raise fuoney to carry ou a canvas. He has virtually gone back on this record, aud explains away his order to office holders. Jle says to Mr. Camphell, and others who railed to confer with him iu reference to the next elections, that the only difference ; between himself and the party, on the frtibject has been one if methods. That J hat the order was only deigued to let pfficers understand hat their first ullc giauce was to the government and its in t crests, and not jto parties aud persons. Hut toat tliey were five' to coutiibtito of their income aud personal services to meet the exicnsc& aud bear the burdens p.' the campaign. Hut their doing so or not was a matter of choice with them. lie hoped they would contribute. He ex pected to do so himself. Uut it could not pe rotpaired of them tinker a threat of re inoval from office. Thirf nut Mm nftWr fit gocruuieiit iu the field to work for taw i?arij iu jHwer as ueioie. It is eBtimatedthatvthe government - ' .. . c rvvi ...Mtt; f.irl .nt'L. ii tin II -k 1 1 17 1 i UI1I I. .- I -t f fMrry r . I o ....... . ' ! . ..!....-.. Ht.n, in d ffereut parts oi thecouutrr. Mr. Schleicher, member of Cong.eS pro,H,es, by bill, that the gov- . Ii .. n : lH.nds and raise funds ai muo Fi. u... -" ... - ! . numiiM ,...... . . ,,r uo Imildimr of her own where he nctHls them; instead of renting a- nsual his ... !.ivtofore. We predict (Ik lMn" ., I .i .... ;....,,.,.,,tu.ii Jtf the scheme will loi f'r , xi iztire to the govern- 1 1.,,., tl.- iiii -nt t1an. ami we ue- ievethereisnota memU-r in Congitii " t i who "doe not know it will so turn out. Hie interest on the cost ofbuildings the ,.t.rn,P..t erect. 1 he nnnnal repairs, the insurance or risk by ore, win ail to put up the annual cost of govern- frotn tive to ten mil- inc. t" - . if. is, annnally. It will indeed give heavy . - . .... i ...k jobs to meciiauics uuu .nu...." . - T, . . r. . . . . . tu.iii riuifd i tin i i ii i agents of the government all oer mc counti v; it will open out a fruitful field e ..i...i..... f ft... t.ii . ii; treasun-: htr . . , these building jobs w.U not be nn.sueu u - a year, but will run through the next or 40 vears. It is a bill to lay additional tl.n iux.ii1. the iiiauv. for the benefit of a few. Qur Superior Court Ia in session this weeki His HonorJadge Buxton, presid in: Xothing-bf genenil interest nas yei - . ... ... I come before the Court, and there is uui one case rethel's-likely to excite much I interest, and it is thought that will not I. tried at this term. The attendance ot lawvers is below an average, aud alto gcther the public at large shows little consciousness or concern alout the Court His Honor, the Judge, is performing his iir.f;u uiitotlv- ntul fciti.-faetorilw Xo 'i-' - sensation about it. A WashiugtoiLCorrespondent of the X. V Herald Savs-Thc Kepilblreaus are ' -V"" - i nreiKiring for the Jiext campaign, and counting largely on the blumleis ol 1 lit n..,,w.M.i f'.r,.Ss. There is little a, .....v... ... -. ' . c ii...;. f..i-;..,f..wi-,.it-ifr nf i'vitv- I UOUUl ll III 11 Lining thin" Dossible to promote their own party O l . I success. Divisions among the Uemm late. ! ii.ultitilii irv nf asuir- write them, which I did, the reby saving him on At growing out ot the multiplicity oi aspn U, te'f as , chan,ed idm nothing tor it. 1 had auis im u...- UIU ...... . e ;... l.J.l r..;- 11. urn fur tin retinblicans thananvtlring else. Imle- ..... , , i pendents ' win prooaoiy come mwuwtiuu and rend us and cause defeat, only to gratify a person al ambition which will to rum what it can't rule. Two persons 111 Uoldfibor HUllctei Jor . . ....i I 1 . - w, - i... ..f .I...;,. false swearing, escaeti me peiiauy ui uioi i... ..,...,. nf tl.n Mnistrate be- oileiise bj the elioi of the .M.i-,iii.uc oc ..... 1. ...... Jlmv wv kwni ii. who instead ...ic ....w... ot swearing tliem on me Dime, omy it- O ... .1 I 1 i . i . .i i .. 1 W !.... nuired them to hold up the hand. hen au . ...... .... ;.. ri.k tl4 ..li.iioi- the case came up in LouiJ tlieNdiutoi a creed toenter a nvl pros. Onlv Quakers " are allowed hand. to swear by holding up the The Mooresville people have undertaken to control the route of the proposed Dan ville and King's mountaiu rail road as between themselves and the -people of Statesville. They have subscribed $20, 000 ou condition that the road shall be run from Moeksville direct instead going rd Statesville. The Mooresville route is more direct, ami as the proposed road is to be an 'air line," the $20,000 may count pretty strong. The water of the Artesian Well at Liv ingston Alabama, has lieen found to pos sess very tine medicinal qualities. It has proved to lie a remedy lor dyspepsia in its various forms, and of many of the ills by malaria : of diseases of the kidueysaud bladder, &c. The Well belongs to the County and Town, in which it is situated, and is therefore free to all the afflicted who may cliooserto tet its qualities. Uufus Springs, s n of Win. Springs, of Buncombe county, while acting in the capacity of a raider on illicit distillers in Polk county, was shot hy someone in am bush and killed, lie was 2') years old. A jury of inqust on the bod- did not find by whom the deed was pcrjiet rated. A licjwat. A Miss Kim lien, a colored persou. iu the vicinity, who obtained cred it 'a year or two ago for triplets, must now,-as we are informed, lie credited with a repeat of the distinguishing honor. Thev are three girls this time. The "glad father" has not yet been declared. Fashion, or the love of it, is said to be putting an end to Moriuonism. Mormon wives are becoming so fond of fine .ttitj fashionable dress that it is as much is n, fellow can do to keep oi wjlje. Score one for fashion, oh J, tyraut hag as lie js, Ttyo failures, in the northern, eastern and westuru Stjrtes continue without abatement. They sum np jn millions every week. The tiuaucjal condition of the country is bad, and '.'solid njeir' arc becoming few and far between. A geutleman from New York city tells us that every tenth house on Broadway is placarded "To rent," or "For Sale." What does that mean ! -lflxiiMrt Uoe.-A new farm find with reversible bhujeant patent fasteuiugs, at Prank Graham's, is attracting the eve of passerg-by. - New lere Nut Slje'l : A etihned Ihiv named Peter Joues, about N years of age, was in bathing, iu company with four r five comrades, at tho railroad wharf Sat urday, and was drowned, It sceius that he informed the otjier Imvj t),at he could swim, probably from fear of flieir fannts at his ignorauce in that respect, and con sequently when he plutiged off into leep water, which he did as soon as he became undressed, they made no attempt to re strain him. As be was about to make the fatal plunge, he remarked, "Well, boys, I am going in there to stay forever. Goodbye TlMconfesion orW4n, a memuer oi tlift - .Flnriila Uetumluff CBosird. ana tue ? .. - - ; j... t. jh....!,.. r n,V:...m- staieiuent oi oeiiaiui.i8a i u , State, tleclaring tuai inejataxe urn for Tilden, and the ott and eoustaut discussion of the question of ousting . . . .. In. . .t't Hayes, susinineti as is y a . . , own party, and Blair's bill in Cou- gress, conspire to prouuee a very .uuvz ... . . ... 1-..U. table state or tilings ior uie And add to tins me reiion, uiai. m ueui can t ur.n ui ...... grew hall take action relieving mm, .. . ... i. . i . n... would seem, that tue imsrmer oi me eat fraud was coming Home to roost ramer earlier than was exacted. ne CattTicba Fth ' Waif. There was ,,1 ,ieai of complaint by'the4 good pe p.e of oa JS'- tit the dams in tue, V4ai)a riyer. . . ...... .1' ..l. " . f r tl t tbe- filill Would never be . r t,e 4lams through the Ways.w W are ghid to state-npon the best anuiomy mat an i in,MMlk - tIll.I1WIJ,4lf the arranirenienU is -? abow tlm 4.lIlS iu jurtfe qmvntities. JfciVi oWrrrr, Speaking of fish obstructions reminds us of having heard that the principal ob struction in the Yadkin river is in Anson county Little's fishery or Little tuills Thn fHiif nil imuressiou h.is been that the lllwtriK.t:oll iu ti,e lec was lower r - , . - Carolina and Gov. Vance j jfainptwu- wve i)eeu importune for its removal. We think the two Gov ernors have had some conference on the subject. Did either of them know of ob structions iu Anson ? If not a little in quiry may bring out importaut and defi nite information on the subject. To the Public. T?fvrts are la elrculatloi. ho.v started I am una. ble to say, that I am or nave oeen loaning money uuder anotbT man s name at an enormously usur- ou.s nte of interest, such reports are entirely fait thft h? vf injurln mv p,fpeits as a candidate before Uie people. The onij-traasaction upon nien s'lch a n-oort coun oo oasea is me louuwtu: M:irti:i HufTinan came to me to borrow money - .i,! ,. nn.m 1,1s. lnx ,ne where he could get the money, i referred him . ..... n 1. .1... lt... It nnil irlinn th .vpre ,iraWn no imtTiuan came to me to nn Inton-st In the transaction wuaieier. nuniiiau - ,,. ,.OIltr. .t. aH i suosxise to suit himself. i have never loan a dollar at an Illegal rate of late- rest or illegal eoa-uuerauon oi any kiuu, uur uuj oluer person for me, C. F. WAGGONER. Salisbury. May Is'9- " Statesyillk, x. c, April 23, isis. Mossrs. Kkitoks: 1 llil.t- 111 111 V 1IJ1IU 4. 1. . '... Vw-i. . w.. ... - . Armtleld, staling that at a towusniii meeting iu Kowan county, a resolution was Introduced recom- mending him In every respect qualiiietl to represent the next Congress. An oujectiou was unme- .. . - lnatle ou ground that Uie colonel was a iiiHinlf r of the Koman Catholic church ! Col.Arm- n ,..ii1., ..n.tt ..,r ...! tium-rh n.i feM,tfiSl reugton. his lite win Dear me closest scru- 1.. . ........I . . ..lil.,... Ii. "ill mi .u.., u .. , .- - - ' liny. 1L must oe a surirt: ui s l,lu l"lluu " Annnei,i to know- that his bitterest enemy, irherrtrr o,uva W, can only acease hint, though the accusa- UoIJ ls Ia'ls of al,rerlnst withhim inm nu-rsof faith. Aud 1 suppose he is not ashamed to let the world Irmiw t .hat. lie w:is rjiisi-il a itaittlst ! - It Is quite amusing or late ays to nonce me mo thod political opponents, or rather I should have s.M oononcnt-s of the same political persuasions aspiring to same honors, have adopted. I need not refer to the Supreme Court contest, whi.-h Is familiar to all but Just listen '. A genllemapjlf undoubted ability, unsullied character, ouirht not represent us In Uie I'.'tS. Congress, becau.-v he i.t unt f Mttte fith Willi Ids enemy, and therefore umt lie a Koman Cntuoitir. -As col. Anaileld s frlen-l and as a friend of the i lstrict, I as.; tae nublk-atloa ot tills cam. W. A. POTTS, Jr. DEATH OF A BELOVED MINISTEi:. (Special by telegraph to the News.) Xi:wi:kkn, N. C, Apiil '27. (J p. m. Rev. Jacob Doll, stated clerk of Orange Presbytery now iu session here, died sud denly this afternoon at two nnd-a-half oVlock, of heart disease. J. B. B. There are fewministers in North Caro lina whose sudden death will cause more sincere sorrow than that of Jacob Doll. He was universally known in the Presby terian church, and greatly beloved by the ministers of his own and all other church es. He was of unusually social qualities. With deep, jet simple and unostentatious piety this man of God was always a wel come guest to cither' scenes of joy or sor row. iiemiersonvuie jcra : r rmay last a posse of Revenue officials from Greenville, S. C, made another raid iuto this county, in search of "moonshinei;" They were under the guidance of the notorious Bill Spring, who has quit his evil .ways, and been commissioned a Deputy Marshal. The posse came across an illicit still in the vicinity of the old Stockade, destroy ed it and captured two or three of the "moonshiners," whom they proceed to bind with ropes, and started to run into South Carolina. Two of The posse, nam ed respectively 1 villus Springs (a brother of Bill's) aud Rufns Goslin, were ordered to cut and destroy the stifl. The uiajn liody had not gone far before hearing a shot in the direction of the frtill. Return ing Hiey found Rufus Springs dead, he having been shot 'through tlje back, and Rafus Goslin clubbed nearly to death. Alarmed for their safety, they released their priscuers, tMik up their dead and wounded comrades and retreated, The "mooushii.ers" bitterly resent thefieason, as they call it, of the Springs, and have threntciietl to take their lives whenever an opportunity occurs. Secretary Sherman has written a letter "...j ............. ...... , ...... . declining to j)ike the stump in t pending canvass iu Ohio, iu the ct the im course of which lp remarks that "he caunot but regard the restoration of the Democratic party to powpr as the only danger that really threatens our public peace aud safety." There js no doubt about that, from his staiidinnnt, says the Washington Post. We presume the advent uf the Democratic party to poer w ould be sig nalized by measures calculated o threaten his personal peace and safety. Wo'feupw of no subject concerning which so general a curiosity prevails in tho Democratic party as prevails touching his method of amassing a million iu twelve years ou a salaly of $5,000 a year and liviug at the rate of $10,000 per annum at the same time. Hal. Observer. Six thousand acres will be planted in sugar-cane in Minnesota this spring. Iakis, April 27 A Iiuudred thonsaud foreigner iiavo already ceaciieu uere to witness the ceremony of thtf opeuiugof the exh ibi t un Wed uesday-oexti May 1 tt The price of liviug are advanced, but not to the extent feared. . " I ,--- A Proftpeclire Compromise. LoxtwX,April 23i AfmMaeipsitcB I from Berjiu says there i a prospect of a compromise betweeu tu V aueaii - awu 1'russia. The Vaticiiu has instructed Reichstag, in Prussia, to be moderate in language. It is eathnateit that there i .'JO per cent. more wheat sown this year than last; and that witli favorable. weather, there will beeper cent, juore cor .aud iotatoe planted.-- - .;- ,. ; .. - , JmVjt ' Si'lleick i ChcrvlcC. A public? rneefing iu the conrt' Iitnise, has tlwlded for udge Scheuek as a can didate for a. position on the Hupreme Court beucli.- JerVc Citizen. While cutting Iu a- levee to let olf a back water.in Bolivar county, Mississippi, last Thnrsdayi ft jwirty of men wereswal lv fJfi. rm,f .f wrafci.r nod f.iur of i '.r ' . i tliem WeitlrowucU. In the J HoASenvof Kepresentatives in Monday last'Mr; Vance introduced a bill ' 4 I.' V . - I for tho rolief,of Bryan Tyson, t indem nify him for tnoucys' paid as a delicit for certain mail service. Mr. Waddell introduced a bill for the purchase or ejection of a public building in Fayettevilbv North Carolina ; also a bill for the relief of the Seaniens' Friends' Society of Wilmington, Nortji Carolina. mm i . . The men who can look over the heads of candidates to the interest qf North Caroline, and can subordinate, personal predilections and antipathies to tlie go.d ..... .'-i . . . oi tneir party ana counrry, muse make themselves heard and felt in Democratic counsels, and prevent threatened breaches of discipline;. For the hundredth time, we repeat, we can not afVord divisions We will have need of the full power of our organization to maintain our ascen dancy in the State. When election day arrives you may bet your bottom dollar the Republicans will be united. Their quarrels always end before the ballot-box. Let us bo snre our squabbles end Ik fore the lines are drawn for the tight; ami that all our jM-tty, puerile discordances, born of jealousies aiid: rivalries between candidates for nominations, are forgotten in good time. There is too much at stake to admit of distracting dill'erences upon minor points. Individuals sink into in fciguiticaneeAvhen compared with the great principles and issues involved in the con test this summer. It is the power of the people, an. I the thought till, patriotic, un aspiring local leaders who tower among them, to light up the siiip, and and set her going ,ou sniMlh waters. Itu'cijh A Shot-liny JHuiuhr. The Sacramento lUe of the 13;h co: -tains the following cruelly erroneo.is para graph, which we hasten to correct : "Ex-Coiigressmaii Vai.ce, of North Car olina, inn otf with a lot of money, but did not take a female along, and now the pa pers are calling him crazy. If every one who does things out ot the general way is crazy, where are the wise men f" The Ike has confounded names. It was Vance of Ohio who absconded. Vance of North Carolina is a sober, steady, hard working and honorable man, w ho has not a particle of levity about him, or one dis honest drop of blood in his veins. The Bee should hasten to correct its error, and give the truth to its readers. Sorfolk Landmark. : JiQiw When silver was lcnionetizcd, says the Richmond Dispatch, the gold partisans predicted that Federal bonds would be returned from abroad rapidly upon us be cause the moneyed men of Europe would lose confidence in our public honor. The prediction has not been fullillcd. Ou the contrary, sales made by the Secretary of the Treasury show that the Federal bonds have iucieased in popularity in Europe. None have been sent home which were not taken up at once without a decline iiH valiu: indeed, upon a rising market. If silver had anything to do with the matter it 1ms improved the credit of those bonds. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF BEALJSTATE. In the matter of A. J. Mock, ) r t 1 lit virtue of aa order of ih District Court of the United Slates, for the Wtslern District of North Carolina; ih uiuU rsiened will sell al Puhl c Auction, -at the Court-House door in ihe Town of Salixhury, 011 ihe tildayof June, Itta, House and Lol 111 the town ol Salis bury, adjoining the premises of William Over 111.111 and John' M. Cuiliil being the Jxt and Residence of aid Raukrnpt. Ternw Ca-h. Dated this IkI day of Ma v. 1878. ' " DAVID L. RRINtJLE, Asirnee. John S. Hk.vdkksoX, Trutee. 28:1 iu. E. H. MARSH'S SALISBURY, X. C. Havinj; my Foundry in readiues, I prepare! to do all kinds ot Casting ir am now .art 1 lie in either Iron or Rras. All kind of Engine and lioiler Work done with dixpatch; also all kinds of Agricultural and Mining Machinery built or repaired to order. 1 .1111 also prepared to Dresn Lumber, make all kimU of Moulding, make SaMi, Blind and Door. Sash, Doors, and all izes of moulding, kept court n if v on hand. A rtock of Lumber always ou hand or furnn.li ed at nhort notice. A 16 Horse Portable Engine and Boiler for pale at my fhoiw. Work gua.antced, and a. prices lo suit the "' 2:;y.p.l. MACHINE WORKS VEGETINE H ; Tor Dropsy. .' 1 1 CCMTS4I. FaLLB. K. U Oct. 19, 1377 : D B K Ststissj . r -. - V.; n U Li a pleasure to glTe my tesrtlnior y tor your val uable medicine. 1 was Hlclc lor a loiig tlu.e wiia Urvjug, under ine ductors care. Me said 11 was Water between the Heart and Liter. I received no benefit until I coinotenoed taV.ln Uie VeelUie; la fact, i was (rrowlng worse, l nave tnea many rem edies they aid n a helo uie. Vkuktine Is the medl- Oiielor U4pg. I began to feel better after taking a lew BOUk l nave 6ateu iun.y uuiues in au. i am tkTrectly well, never telt better. No one can reel more thankful i nan l do. 1 am. der sir. eratefully yours. Vsgetiuk. When tbe blood becomes lifeless and stagnant, either from change of weather or climate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any other cause, the Vkoxtink w ill renew the blood, carry off the putrid humors, cleaase the StomaiKr- regulate the bowels, and tm?art a toae of vigor to the whole body. VEGETINE Tot Kidney Complaint and Nervous . , v ,7Debility. ! ! . Islesbobo, Me., Dec. 23, 1377. 3ln. Stkvkns : Jjear 1 bad had a cough, for eighteen years, when I commenced taking the Vkokhne. I was very low: my system" was Uebillated by disease. I hail the Mdmeg QumAiM, and was veiy nei-euuA eonak ba-JU lutffm sore. When I had takeu one bJiile 1 found It was helping me; It has helped my cough, and It strengthens mi. 1 am -now able to do my work. ' Never have found anything like the Yeok tink. I know It U every tiling it Is recommended to be. Mks. A. J. 1'E.SULElON. Vkostixk is nourishing and strengthening; puri- Aes the blood; regulates the boweLs; quletd 'thenerv- (UHsviteiu: acts directly upon tae se;reuons: aua arouses Uie whole system to action. " m ' - . . . m VEGETINE For Sick Headache. Evassviixe. Ino., Jan. 1, 1373. Dear sir, have used your Veuetixe for Suk fletutaclte, and been greitly benelited thereby. I have every reason to believe It to be a good medi cine. Yours very respectfully, Miu. JAMES CONN KK, 411 Third St. UEADAcnK. There are various causes tor head ache, as derauement ot the circulating system, t f the digestive organs, ol the nervous system, c. Vkoetin k citu be said to be a sure remedy lor the manv kinds of headache, as It acts directly upon the varl-ius caittes ot this complaint, Nervousness. Indl-ge-.tion, tostlveness. Kheumatlsiu, Neuralgia, liil liousness, Try the VuariNK. You will never regret it. VEGETINE Doctor's Report. Dk. Cuas. M." DrunEsnACSKS. Apothecarj'. Evausville, Ind. The doctor writes : I have a larjre nuniiH-r or gnl customers w Uu Uike Ycgt'tlne. H;c all speaL well of it. I know It is-a i;imkI mean-in fur Uie complaints, for which it Is recommeudeii. Dec. ls.T. Ykoktink Is a great panacea for our agl fathers uihl luotiu-rs: tor it gives them strength. nuh'tsthi lr i.e vtvi, and gtves them Nature's sweet sleep. VEGETINE Doctor's Report. II. It. Stevens, Ksq. : lh''tr si,-, Ac have lxen selling your valuable Yegetine for three years, and we nod lint It gives jM-rf-vt salisfactioiL wc believe it to i- tne uest 1 blood purltler now sild. Very respectfully. 1)K. J. 1L tlliOWN CO., Ittmj-jisU, I'nloiiUiWn, Ky. Vkuktixk has never failed to effect a cure, giving i lone and strength l the system deuUiaocd by dl.- ease. 1 vr.uiiTiii Prearel hy H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. i 1 tt nil, k r . ; VU-UUIUJ 13 O'Jlu. uy Ail xru-gis. , AT BottomPricBs-! WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY A NEW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF STAPLE DRY GOODS roceries, SHOKS,&c, fcc, which vi: (iff;:i: at low j'K;n:i:s rim CASH 03JABTEE ! WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY, WHEN WE ADD THAT WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ! Call and see us, at the old stand of Mauuey &. Ross. Ro3s Sl Gteenfield. March 1:2th, IdS. (!:lm.) NOTICE. U. S. INTERNAL-REVENUE SPECIALTAXES. Under the Revised Statutes of ihe United Stale.-, Sect ions .3232, 3237, 3238, and 3239, every person engaged in anv business, avoca lion, or employment, which renders hi in liable to a special tax, is reipiired to procure and place aud keep conapicuoiivty in hia establishment or place ojbuxincM a stamp, denoting the payment of Haul special tax for the ppecial-tax year le ginniug May 1, 187S. Section 324-1, Kevistd Statutes, designates who are liable to special lax. A return, as prescnoeu on form 11. is also required by law of every person li..ow to special tax as alo'e. Seine penalties. are pre scrilcd for non-compliance with the foregoing requirements, or for conli uuing in business after April 30, 1878, without pavment of tax Application should lie made to J. J. Molt, Collector of Internal Uevenue at Statesville. Warrantefl lo Cure! LXXISS' CHICKEN CJJOLERA CURE or iiiouey reiunueurit directions are strictly followed. PKICE 25 CENTS, at 2:tf. EN.VISS' DrugSlorc. Mortgage Deeds for sale hero BONDS To make Titlo to Iand, and Lalorer am' Mechanics7 Liens, for sale at this Office. Cheap Chattel Mortgages, and v irion nt'ier blanks for sale here iiifiiis 1 " h04f2 t Iltn!lixliocl 1800. x - .sr.- 4. E. S.K00KGE : Yon are notitiet) to par up the note due the 1ft January, A 1. for ten huudreil ami ten dollars and eighty-nine Cents, and also the interest oil fhe "twiLotjiefc-ruttes KiyeB'for , lleJ purciiase oft he lerrebee tract ot laud; and un less tlieoaiil note and interest due. thereon, as well ax interest ou the other n(es are paid within sixty )ay from t lie date hereof, pro ceedings will, be instituted Hi enforce the pay ment of tfaid note and interest due. the iimltr Kigued. s PHILLIP SOWERS. March 20lh, 1S7S. 22:2m. pd. Tliat Little SHOP AROUND the CORNER. To the Public, Guektino : JULIAN & FRALEY Present compliments to the public and des-ire to call renewed attention to their efl'orts to be useful as AND CARFENTERS. Their prices are as low as it is possible to make them, and .their work not interior to anv. 1 lie v fill orders 111 two departments. ami have so far given satisfaction. They have extended their facilities recent 1 v. ami are encouraged to hope for increased de- 1. ti.'..: i 1.. ...... 1- 1. ..n.i 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v. 1111:11 n iuii iii.inu 1 . iv in ii.iih. I comprises a general assortment of house fur- , niture Bedsteads, IJureaiis, t lot lies masses. ounges, Racks. Wardrobes. Book-Cases, Cupboardsand China Presses, Candle Stands, Tin Safes, Desks, Talies,Washstands..Chairs, Ac. They also keep an assortment of COFFINS of walnut, pine ami poplar, from $0 upward. Also. Window Sash. They till orders wit If out vexi'.tious-delavs. Will contract for car penter's work and warrant satisfaction. Will ! take good lumber and country prod uee in - exchange for furniture. Shop nearly oppo site Watchman olhee. Julian & Filalky. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS. J. W. Watson, The old ii 'initial and rcli.ille Photographer, I'ri'in Rali lijli, h;is taken and hlted up the old TTiallcrv tin Main stie-i, Salisimrv, N. C, where lie is prepared to execute all slvles of Pimlo- j;r:iplis. Fi-reot pes, &c, in ihe very btsl slvle. ail and see Imu ovt-r I iylei s Look So re. Work the best iu the Stale. 21:1 v. P. H. HEILIG & SON, ivould call attention to their large and splendid stock ot HARDWARE Embracing IRON'S and STEKI-S every variety of sizes ana snapes oesi quality. Wagon and Buggy Materials, . comprising all the various kinds required springs, ax ics, waetis, an:., reauy u.s:i up. Telegraph Straw Cutters, all sizes, and un.mirna.ssed in quality and durability. Great American Lightning SAWS, every kind and size, embracing MILL a; CROSSCUT. N Al LS "11 sizes c ut ami wrought. - PLOWS lugs, all kinds. iKilts, &.-T?T, No. 5 poliils for $1. WINDOW CLASS from sxirtiowxito-llttly.eils. raints, v firms' ics, l.liriitnim; Irier. ic. FAIR BANK SCALES Sleelyards and BaUnces. Work Tools l"or Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Fanners. Champion Mowers and Reapers. Horse Rakes, Thxcshing Machines, Horse-Powers, Tumps. Grain Cradles, Grass Scytlies, l'lanters llamlled iioes, CUMS, Pistols, Knives, and CUTLERY of all kinds. "our stock embraccse.eryUiins to be found in a larfe and complete Hardware store, and all at low prices for cash. JstJ With thanks for past favors we hope to merit continued confidence and Increasing patronage. March T, ls;s. 20:iy Hack Line to Albemarle. 1 'is - . mm rasa The undersigned is running a comfortable iri-weekly Hack line from SaTn-bnry to A I be uiiirle, N. C. Will conyey paiveiiK'ers tO'Gohl Hill, or elsewhere, on tle line, ebeaper llian any Livery Stable. Leave '. Salisbury everv Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7 a. in. Re turn every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 0 p. m. Leave orders at N'tthuial Hotel. G. W. WH'ITLOCK, 27; ly. 1'ioprieiijr. I tako pleasureln again l oCcring yoii this Season, Tie old ReliaWe aii Maifl FERTILIZERS, THE SOLUBLE Navai?cid:!PIipspliae - - - IU' t3BT"6iit tbe'100 tons sold last Spring, I I hate yet to hear ok cojipioijit ot Us use and tilts, wita what your neighbor may tell you, who uaS-e used It, Ii sufficient evidence of Its excellence. ' - 7 ' tSTFor composting witn botton seed,iita ble manure, and other vegetable matter, tho Acid Phosphate hnn no eual. rr CalTat once, see certificates, get terms nJ leave orders. .r ' " ALLEN BROWN, l:2ai , Agemv - i s O I '4 '- 1mmm I i? i tl Q "5 c Oi ill 2 a 3 X 5 C IJ 2 s2 a. n W Msg-? a 1 1 1 n SPAING MILLINERY. I have just returned from the North and am receiving my stock of "roods etu hracinj; all the latest st vies of HATSand BOX NETS, for Ladies, '.Misses and Chil dren. FLOWERS and ItlliUOXS, in end less variety. rum Mist; silks, uskx colli i:s ax j cri'Fs, Juixs, Zejihyr Worsted Material fnrfancy work, Silk Handkerchiefs, Neck Wear, 4.ji set , a "toixl stock if Human Hair (lood?, dc, fcc.. All Ixmht for cash, which will enable nit' to sell as low us the lowest. Call before buying elsewhere. MRS. S. A. GREEN FIELD. Opposite Craw ford A Hardware Store. 2fi:-iino57 PRESERVED Witliont Sngar or Salt. Having boiiyht the county ri;lit for the 'Tropical Fruit, Vegetable and meat Preserv ing i'rocesf," I will nell receipts at 1' will prer-erve a barrel of fruits or vegetable al a cost of o cents, and 100 tfw Mik or beef 5 cents, and the truits, meat ami vcttabjf retain their natural taste. The pna-es 1- dry one.Tniple and perfectly harmless, iinJ i used in alm'osl'eefy fuhirry." Fr sale at 20: - ' j ENN1S&' Dm-smrc- DR. RICHARD H. LEWIS, (Late Protesoj- of Diseases of the Kyt and Kar -in. the Savannah Medical 0'oiiei.e.) Praclicc Xiiuitcd to the EYE and EAR, K ALEIGH, N. C. Refers to the State Medical Society Jid to the Georgia Medical Society. 47:ty. - A Fresh Sopply of Garden Seeis. A great fall in Garden Seed Twenty fi" cents will bliyS pipern of fresh assorted O.ir den Seeds at ENNISS' DRUG STOKE. LAW SCHOOL The timlersignpd pTirjioces to estably-l' a school in Salisbury for the preparation of ;T pliennts for adniisfiion to the Mar. The healthfulnes8oftheDlace.anltleiie!,l'' J ness of lioard are some of the a.lvant?,,! j. :;tt which younp gentlemen who ileire to rt law, will find bv coming to this place. Students will not only be taught the coiirrf as prescriliel bv the- Supreme Court, but learn the practical details of the proCes-1""-such as drawing pleadings, and olher kinure' subject, which daily arise in an Attorney, office. f Fee for the courie, one hundred .iolhr. J. M. Met "OK K b 17:Sia. - Salisbury, N
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