S '1
1 - s r "
j I
v " tr ' tqf WE KNEW."
-If ire knew the wo and heartache
1 f Waitiii for uVdowu the road
1 1 f ear lips could Mte the wormwood, .
? If bur back could feel the load,
.Would we waate to-day ia "S '
For a time that ne'er could be !
Would we wait with such impatience i
;' ' Fox: our hipa rin Ka
; V V-iwelihrbabr fiaer
1 Pressed against the window pane,
i 2 . jWmild fee ?tiff and. cold to-morrow
Nerer trouWe iia again,' , -I
. L Would the bright eyes of, our darling
'A.-J Cnteh the frowa upon out brow T
. Would the print of rof finger '
Sex us then as they do now T
t
m.it. nneatPir WOMEN. SWlAfcUiVAUWUWW
AllCi lUUUAVU -
Count Tolstoy says: "The Lossac I MjvIL IV Wallace, of Crab Orchard has
I looks on women as tne toois oi mi viva fotelr been making! molasses. jwUj tlie
perity ( girl only has the right to amuse other daJ j,e toid one 0f uis men , to take
the skimmings and feed them to the
hogs. This was neglected at the time,
and when they were finally taken to the
animals, after standing for three pr, ,four
days, they were oldr and sour: Shortly
after the bogs had drunk them - some
body passed by the pen and went to the
house with the report that the hogs were
behaving themselves in a most remarka
trie manner. Mr. Wallace went down ta
see about it, and found the brutes .as
herself): makes LU wife work for him
I from youth to old age, and iook on wo
man with the eastern .demand of obedi
ence and labor. In consequence or mis
view, the women who are strongly de
veloped, both physically ana morally
although externally obedient, have every-
! where in the East incomparably , more in
fluence and weight in home-life than in
the West. Their separation from social
lifer and their habit of heavy manly labor,
VEGETINE
ill
AH, tllOSe Ilinr ico vyw u-o.-r . .
How tlu?y point our memories bade ,
' To the hasty words and actions
r i f Strewn along our backward track!
- - How those little hands reminds us,
As in snewy grace they lie,
Xot to scatter thoras but roses
V For bur reaping b'y-and-by ! i s
Vv' - ' ' fi-:l" J ' '
Strange we never prize the tousic
Till the sweet-voiced bard has flown !
Strang thit'we should slight the violets
Till the lovely flowers are gone;
tfaige taat summer skies ud sunshine
Nrrer seem one-half so fair
As when winterVsnowy pinions
glwketfceij wlnte down in tlie air 1 ;
Llna'from which the seal ofilmcer .
: None bat God can roll way, .
Xever Wesson in such beauty -Ai
adorns the mouth to-day: '
And sweet words that freight our memory
Wj$ tkejr beautiful peitume, ;
' Come to U4 in sweeter accents
From the portaU of the tomb. ,
Let us gather npfthe suubeams
Lying all along our path;
Let ns keep the. wheat aud roses,
"Casting outthe thorns and chaff;
Let us Jnd oqr sweetestrcomfort
'-In the blessings of to-day;
With a patient hand removing
All the briars from our way .
give them more weight and force in home drunk lonl8 foiling around ahtf tobk-
ing very exceedingly fiwlish. . One .would
get up aud start to walk, when it f would I
be found that ne naa no control wnatever
over the last half of his' body, which
would flop around from one side to the
affairs.- The Cossacic, wno oeiore out
f siders consider it unbecoming to speak
I m;i.toltr r nnnecessaril?: with his
auuvunwt w. - w
wife, always feels her superiority wben
Uft fan to face with her. His whole
house, his whole property, his whole for-
tiin imvft Imwi irnt br her means, and
are kept up only by her labor and eflorts
Although he is firmly assured that labor
is shameful ibr a Cossack, and is suitable
only for a Tartar workman or for a wo
man, he feels, is a confused way, that all
that he enjoys, and calls his own, is the
product of that labor, and that it is in the
power of Uie woman li is, motlier, or his
wife, whom he eonsiders his slave to de-
nrlra him of all that' he enjoys. Besides
this . tJik FODstantrmasculiBe heavy work
and labor put upon her have given an
especially independent and masculine char
acter to the Cossack woman, and have ue
yeloped in her in an astonishing way phys
ical force, sound sense, decision and firm
ness of character. The women, for the
most part, jtre stronger, more sensible,
flMvelonod. and finer looking, than
the men. The beauty of the Grebna Cos
i Purifies the Blood & Gives Strength':
."t:sL: j no - t, :i ' i;,r; a '; ,- .
JTbHR ST.. ..I fr??'??9
Dear Sir, Your "Vegretlne" has been dolne wexw
dew for me. Have been faarln? the Chin ami Pmtr.
pontracted In the swamps of tue-Sauth, not ning giv
ing me relief Until I Iwv.'in the ura nfvnur VfHrotlne
' T1? m namedltt relief, tonln? up my . system,
PUrtiylni? mr blorifl. dvlnir Ktrpntrth- uhi.-paa all
other mwllclnes weakened me. and nlled my system
wim poison; ana I am satisfied that If the families
that live tn the ague districts ef the South and West
wuura vase emetine two or three times a weelt, they
would not be troubled with the or the ma
lignant Fwr that preTaU at certain times of the
year, save doctors' bills, and Uve to a good old age.
Kespectfully yours,i ri a
- : . J. K. M1TCI1ELL, i;,f
Agentllenflerson's Looms, 8U Louis, Mo.
'litL IT.juiu otf TBI Blood. If 'VitnirnvK will m-
ueve pain. cleanse, purify, and cure such. diseases.
raumiuruMi pauent to penect health, aner trying
aurerent pnysiclaas, many remedies, t suffering lor
years, Is It not conclusive proof,. If you are a sufferer,
you can be eured T Why is tbJs medicine performing
mien great cures t It works In theMood, in" the clf-
ciuauny iiiuu. 11 can truly dc cauea tne Great hiooa
Purifier. -The greafsource of disease originates In
tne blood; and no medicine that does not act directly
upon It, to purify and renovate, bus any Just claim
PcauaatD W.XII.T-J. J. BRUJEB. JM. and Pros
T. &. BKU.NKR, Associate fid.
80B8CB1PTION BATES : '""
' Per Year, payable in advance,:;.... eo '
Dl. HUlUVUil, j..,i,..,,ii.,M 1 SS
other in the most ridiculous maiiucr, Two
pigs would get into a drunkeiy fight, and
the old sow would start up with great
dignity to set them straight and fall down
before she got to them. Another would
start for an ear of corn aud fall clean over
it. Their appetites," however were uniui
paired, rather sharpened in fact by their,
dissipation, they .finally ate . themselves
sober and perhaps paid the penalty for
their fun with a headache. Oharlotte
Observer,
It is said hogs will never get drunk but
one, ana in tins respect snow more sense
than men. Watchman.
Mi
VEGETINE
If!
1
PEPPEU-SAUCE TOMATOES.
Schneider is very fond of tomatoes.
Schneider has a friend in the country, who
raises "garden sass and sicli." Schneider
had an invitation to visit his friend re-
sack woman is especially striking by the I cently, aud regale himself on his favorite
union of the purest type of the Circassian vegetable. His friend Pfeiffer being busy
fco with the broad and powerful frame
of the northern woman. The Cossack
women wear the Circassian dress Tartar
! shirt, gown and drawers; but they tie up
their heads in kerchiefs, iu the Russian
negotiating with a city produce dealer
on his arrival, Schneider thought he would
take a stroll in the carden and see some
of his favorites in their pristine beauty.
We will let him tell the rest of the story
Has Eatlreljr Cured ,Ie of Vertigo.
, ' n-mfi(. i -fCASIDjiIW Jan S3, 1S78.
Mb H R Stxtixs :
h JJtar 8ir,rl have teed several bottles of "Vkgk-
tink ; It has entirely cured me of VtrtigiK , I have
also used It for A'fcfoey Oomptnt.U ia the ore med
icine for kidney complaint,. , 1 would recommend it
as a guuu oiuuu punner. iuovjji,
.:.i.r fHi ?. u - , a una 'till I,',-.--
tTkin and Piskase. Can we expect to. enjoy good
health when bad or corrupt humors circulate with
the blood, causing pain and disease; and these hu
mors, being deposited through the entire body, pro
duce pimples, eruptions, ulcers, Indigestion, cossllve-
ness. neaaacnes, neuralgia, rheumatism, and numer
ous other complaints t Remove the cause by taking, I
UMJ, UUniJIUK LUC U1UOU. . , . ;
VEGETINE
I Believe it to be a Good Medicine.
- Xenia. O. March 1. 1871.
Ma Stevens? ' ' ; '" -
Dear Slr I wish to Inform you what your Vege-
tlne has done for me. I have been ' afllteted with
Xeurmlgia, and after using three bottles of the Vege
tlne was entirely relieved. I also found my general
health much improved. I believe it to be a good
medicine. Yours truly.
- FRED HARVERSTICK.
Yboetinr thoroughly eradicates every kind of hu
mor, and restores the entire system to a healthy
condition.
I style. Elegance, neatness and beauty: in I in his own language: "Veil, I valks shust
A stock-grower, writing to the New
York Club, gives his mode of destroying
,lic oireattle. He says: destroy them
witli brine. Any kind of salt water win
,; doit I find two kinds of lice. One is
.-the bine lice, and I think the other is hen
Jice. fctriedj-ed precipitate one year j it
t killed the licutvro yearlings, and a two-year-qld.
But washing the cattle with
JfrrmT 1sTeasiert"and they cet in the habit
'of licking one another, and are more gen
tle"towa4 each other.
their attire, and in the a rran cement of
their cottages, form a habit and a neces-
sitv of ttieir life. In their relations to the j
men, women, and especially girls, enjoy
complete freedom."
Prof. J. W, Beal, of the Michigan Agri
cultural College, say s in the Petroit TVi
bune, that 'lt rs,'usnally," mom profitable
rft to feed bflTa crop otclbver, and plow un-
der the stubble, than to plow under tops
' And all. The stubble and roots' have
, v been found to do nearly as much good as
the whole crop. ; If sown with r oats the
clover will not usually be of much use to
; .turn under the first year. If sown with
out any grass or seed, use sis to ten quarts
of aeed to the-aere.
'tVi '? t" ,;r ' ' - -
-i i J -i Feeding Bran. ,
The qnestiori of feeding bran to dairy
cows is discussed in th& Scientific Ameri
can by a correspondent, who says ;
maintain, that if .more shorts are fed thau
is necessary -to counteract the heating
quality and condensed , richness of the
coni-meiilideteriorates the butter.
DuriuJaSt fast March I saw this illns
t rated-' Being called upon in, Boston to
0xajniB some butter freui one of the fin
est daineltnthe State, and which was
trQUbting the dealer who sold it, -he said
It aspigatlvely good f nothing could be
&aigain8t it, yet ..mighty little could
be said inits favor. It seemed to lack that
fine, nuttv flavor aov pecessary ; jfo fresh
JlUJltll Wnds oyer forty cents
per pound, said at once, upon tasting
Vi, Vtod n)ulshorf. aad not enouch
corn.njeal. Tie answered: "Just what I
thought, but didn't dare to say so until
it was confirmed." In less than ten days
the bu'tteffrouVthiif dairy was improv
ed. -
Bait q Perserratire of Wood.
AFFECTED DEAFNESS.
A stranger dismounted at the door of
the River Hotel, and cave his horse to
the oflflciou8 waiter. The barkeeper open
ed the register te take his name.
"You are right," said he, "a single room
would be more agreeable," and he walk
ed into the supper room to which the
crowd of boarders were passing. The
barkeeper ran after him, screaming in his
ear : , .
"What name did you say t"
"Thank you," said he, "l ean find the
way; don't give yourself any trouble."
On his return to the barroom a waiter
took up his saddle bags and told the
deaf stranger he would show him to his
chamber.
"My friend, who will speud the even
ing with me, prefers pale cherry," said
he. "You may send up a bottle and a
few cigars.";
"I did not'- said the barkeeper, "ex
actly understand your name."
- "I think a little ice would improve the
wine," was the answer. "And now I think
of it you may put the bottle iu a wine
cooler."
His friend now joined him, and they
walked to his room together; The deaf
lodger patronized the house to the exteut
of another bottle - before he slept. The
waiter who brought it up ventured once
more to inquire his name.
said he, "except a
pickle and a little
a liddle vhile fount ven I sees some of
dose dermatoes vot vas so red und nice as
I nefer dit see any more, and I dinks I
vill pud minself outside about a grmble
tezen, shust to ceef me a liddle abbedite
vor dinner. So I bulls off von of der red
dest and pest lookin' of dose dermaters,
und dakes a booty goot.pite out of dot,
uud vas ciiawin it up pooty quick, ven
by chimney I I dort I had a pee&e ef red
hot goles in mine niout, or vas chewing
oup dwo or dree papers of needles; und I
felt so pad, already, dot mine eyes vas
vool of dears, und I made vor an "old
oaken bucket" vot I seen hanging iu der
veil, as I vas gooiniu' along. Shust den
mine vriend Pfeiffer came oup mid ask
me vot make me veel so padt, und if any
of mine vaniily vas deat. I told him dot
I vas der ouly one of der vamily dot vos
pooty sick; und den 1 ask him vot kind of
dermaters dose vas I had shust been pick-
in'; and mine gracious how dot landsman
laugh ft, uud said dot dose vos red pep
pers dot he was rasing for peper sauce
You pet my life I was mad. I rudder you
gii me leeiry touars as to eat some more
oy dose pepper-sauce dermaters."
THE THKEAD USED.
V-'.iS I XD VERTISrSO BATES:
pne Inch, one pubUcatlon,. ...........
,- " two pubUcaUons,
Contract rates for months or a vear.
$100
1 60'
oarnam's infallible
PILE CURE.
Muinfhetoml by th
SaAsaPil Csn Ce.tSuhaa,S. 8.
I iMwhbto mm WunrrfciHi
rw. wan a mr i
rnrr U4 mm mmmm mm
tmrmmhtimmmMimmiimm
ll.li
OLD,
TRIED,
A2TO
TRUE.
People are getting acquainted and those who
are not ought to with the wonderfnl merit of
that KTat American Remedy, tha
MEXICAN
EOUR'COKHETSJHJOHE t
' V- . ' OUR' nE CORNET PLAYS J,i;'"
i
And is perfect in all its keys.
Y are aware that many will cry IMPOSSIBLE, but our
IF YOU DO XOT FIXD THAT WE HAVE THE SHORTEST AND LIGHT
'?r, pwrnv; AnmnW- TinZAtiNT.Y r.TMAR BORErAND THE . niu. '
. CORNETtlN TUE.WQRYOUZCANEXPmj:. QPA, ,,
? ' -r- v EXPENSE. -,.Mr rmM , ...;,..
""V::;., IMPORTANT, ,
In future all biif Cornets will be SILVER PLVLTED Y" Tlve 55" Corwit will ' plated tnd
I neatly finished with what is knowa as the SatittlFinisb1. The $70 Cornet will be-Tri-1
pie Silver Plated Gold Mounted and Burnished. We finish this instru- , ,
ment as elegantly as is possible to do.
: If. ..H
NO DISCOUNT.
PlWitographs of our Km
Instrumenldsent for trial of FIVE DAYS before acceptance.
Cornet Sent on application. ! ' ''f-,-. ' -.. j.
It is foolish to condemn before trial, If our Cornet-is ol ail we represent we pajMkH charge
for transportation. " . t
Address all orders to y. :
CONN' DUPONT.
'';,;Blkhar-'Iaaaiia.
VEfiETINE.
. j Drnggist's Report.
H R Stkvbvs :
Dear Sir. We have. been selling your "VegetlnC
for the past eighteen months, and we take pleasure
In stating Uiat In every case, to our . knowledge, It
nas given grcuv huiisihcliod.
itespecwuiiy,
BUCK & COWGIIX, Dnigglsts,
, . , Hickman, Ky.
VEGETINE
18 THE BEST . s
"''. ' ' i
Spring Medicine,
VEGETINE
s Prepared by ;
r t .
"EC R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Yegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
Mustang Liiiiment,
TOR MAN AND BEAST.
Tli U liniment rery naturally originated in Ameri
ca, where Nature provide iu her laboratory such
eurprUiittf antidotes for the maladies of her chil
tlrrn. Its famo has been spreading for 35 years,
until now it encircles tue habitable globe.
Tha Mexican Mustang Liniment is a matchless
remedy for all external ailments of man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers it Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves a human life or re
stores tho usefulness of an excellent horse, ox.
cow, or cheep. ,
It cum foot-rot, hoof -all, hollow horn, grab,
screw-worm, fliouhler-rot, mange, the bites aad
. stings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
It Cures every external trouble of horses, such
as lameness, scratches, swlnny, sprains, founder,
wind-gall, rlng-bono, etc., etc
The Mexican Mustang Liniment is the quickest
cure la the world for accidents occurring la the
family, la the absence of a physician, such as
burns, scalds, spralnr,, cuts, etc., and for rheuma
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par.
tlcularly valuable to Miners.
It Is the cheapest remedy in the world, for It
, penetrates tho muscle to the bone, and single
triplication is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment Is put up In three
ics of bottles, the larger ones being proporttoQ-
. ely much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
SAVE YOUR LUNGS fltID LIPS BY USItIC
THE M ELASTIC 11 10TMECE !
If after Trial Our Mouthpiece does not eaae you to play longer
without fatigue and play higher, with less effort,
Send it Back and Eeceive in Beturn Your Money
AHY SIZE $1:00.
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"Nothing tuorefr
it;
In the Salt mines of Poland and Han-
&S$!S !ildl,rSJirf.?PRHld 6y wood
en pillar, which nr found to last unim-
paired fort ages, in consequence of being
! impregnated yrith thWisa1t'y While pillars
of brick and stone, used for the same par?
pos4,Terinible 9hth 3? rt time by
the dfecay of the mortar. It is also found
that veoden piles driven into the mad
J" or salt fiats and marshes last for an un
. Jimited time, and are used for tho fouu-
dation of briefcnd stone edifices ; and
the practice of docking timber after it
has been seasoned, by immersing it for
- a P 1 1MB f m ii-water. is cenendly ad-
mitted to beT proniotivo of its durability.
UR"fo a!&nU.w)iich appear
to show thai; erea after the dry-rot has
commenced, immersion in salt water ef-
.ieJual cheek.progreK, nd preserves
We add lo this Biat along the sea-coast
of France, Belgium,the Netherlands,
Jrthwet9ri Germany, a0d t Penmafc,
the cwst-wa prevails of Irainersiiig the
.logs in uUt jfater before sawing, where-
TeruiiscouvecieoHy eaq be done, it
yS ttniversaily aeknovledged feet that
att-wateisoaked iumber is harder ; and
-much more
slice of cold ham, a
bread and cheese?
The next morning, after breakfast, when
the stranger's horse was at the door he
asked for his bill. He was told it was six
dollars and three quarters.
"You are very kind," said he. 1iad
expected to pay you; but if this is" your
custom to charge nothiag for the first
visjt, you shall lose nothing by it all my
friends in Spongeville will certainly give
you at least one call when they come injto
the city. Good morning.n
"I would thank you, to pay your bill
before you go," screamed the bar-keeper.
I am obliged to yon " -said the deaf
gentleman. "I can put them on."
And he took up his saddle bags and
departed. As ae mounted the by-staud-
ers began to laugh immoderately at the
awkward embarrassment which afflicted
the barkeeper, who was in anguish and
despair, while ho bawled after the delin
quent, who continued bowing and repeat
ing the assurance that he would certainly
remember the accommodations, civility
and liberality of the house, and recom
mend it to all his friends who might pass
through the city. The gentleman who
bo wen aueccea aeainess won tne wager
he had staked on the success of his scheme,
and paid his bill the next time he visited
the city.
It takes seven million miles of thread
to hold the people of the United States in
their clothes. If each person has three
sets of clothing a year and certainlv that
is a low average there is created in con
sequence a yearly domand for more than
twenty million miles of this little strand
which, by itself and on the spool seems so
insignificant that it is only by taking an
aggregate view that we realize the impor
tance of the thread-making industry. It
is one of the oldest occupations of the
race; indeed, there is no record of when
spinning-wheels begau to turn, and the
complete story of the development of the
fine six-cord spool -cotton of to-day from
the old-fashioned hand-made Yarn, in-
volves a large part of the romance of hn
man invention aud almost the whole his
tory of mechanical progress. It could not
be given without a sketch of cotton, in its
political as well as physical relations; nor
without accounts of the inventions and
improvements of the cotton-gin, the spin'-
ning-jenny, the 'mule," the water-wheel,
the steam-engine, and countless other
contrivances for quick and accurate worki
Seribner.
A-
The late Mr. Justice By les had a most
shrewd and ingenious manner of-adapt
ing stern and unyielding facts to the most
clever theory, of science. We recollect
the conviction before him at Exeter of a
lady who was perpetually stealing trilling
articles from the shops she patronized
Being "called npon" for judgment, her
counsel argued that she was the yictim of
in fresh
- M'
Kleptomania. "Kleptomania t" asked the
dnrahli fi,; . 1odge,inthemotinnocentmanner: "what
iter. ThU is esDeeiallr theiPf ' f
rftse wirh hard woods, such as oak, elm,
jinn, viK.vtinMjuciurer ana Builder,
1 iVk
.
, .TJiere inst as maeb fuss made avar the
f inauguration of u ! boy's1 first pants pocket
w mere is over xue saying , ot
a:coriier-
;.,5 M)De but tfrere is ore tbiugs put Ju it.
lord'
said her counsel, "the subject of which is
uueontollably addicted to larceny." '0h.
rseer said the judge - and disease.
sir, which the judges are sent oar eircnlt,
as physidaqs to cure. My prescription
on the present occasion is twelve months'
imprisonment, with hard labor Xeit
if .re Hoitf, . .
TO THE PRESS : Pleaw show thio paper to the leader of I lie Band in your place, a it
will be a benefit to the wliate JJadr
I stake niv repnta'M-n a musician and my integrity n a man in fill I j endorsing ill
of the abnv; and inviie correimderM'' from members of bands who know me.
24:lim. '-.'- W. H. NEAVE. RalicWy, N. C.
ORDERS FOR PRINTING FROM
Responsible persons, or on cash remittances, shall receive
M PROfM AUD CAREFUL ATTENTION.
COURT AND JUSTICES' BLANKS KEPT ON HAND.
PRICES STRICTLY LOW.
Stress WATCHMAN, SALISBURY, N. C.
A mule's hind legs has ouly one season.
It is always a bountiful spring.
A maa who is good company for himself
is always good compauy for others.
The woman that maketh a good pudding
in silence is better than she who maketh
a tart reply.
There is no good substitute for wis
dom, but silence is the best that Jias been
discovered yet.
Tell us not in mournful numbers
That this life is but a dream;
When a girl that weighs one hundred
, Gets outside a quart of eream.
Apes, which crowd the tropical regions.
almost always die of pulmonary consump
tion when they are exposed to the cold
ness and humidity of English climate,
while the reindeer, formed to support the
rigors of a long and rude Lapland Win
ter, suffers from heat even at St. Peters
burg, and in general sinks quickly under
tlie influence of a temperate climate.
A miller near Colefnrd, England, beat
his wife and threatened his children when
summoned for not sending the latter to
school. Forty women of the neighbor
liood met, flogged him soundly, aud would
hare ducked him in the parish pond had
he not on his knees protested his peni
tence. They threw bucket of water over
him and then allowed him to rise and de-
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call on us for printed sale notices. It is certainly great injustice to owners to put up
their property at public auction without first giving ample notice of the sale. The re
quirements of the law on the subject every body knows are insufficient. Property is
often sacrificedjroni this cause when a dollar or "two spent in advertising might have
saved it and made it bring its value. We furnish sale notices promptly and cheap.
ITOTIOSD FOB, POSTI2TG LAITD-P-BADY ??.I2TTSD.
Buy only the
NEW
AMERICAN
It it tbi
Only Sewing Machine
WHICH HAS
A
It has Self Setting Needls.
Never Ereais tfce-T&reii
Never Skips Stitches.
Xs Uie lightest Eurnirg.
The Simplest, the Most Dur
able, and in Every Respect
The Best Family Sewing Machine!
The "NEW AMERICAN" is easily learned, does not get out of order, and will do
more work with less tabor than any other machine, Illustrated Circular furn.shed on
spplication. '
AGENTS WANTED.
J. S. DOTE Y, Manager, Gl N. Charles Street, Baltimore. Md.
MEKONEYS & ROGERS, Agents, Salisbury, N. C.
-o-
I do not hesitate to say the American Machine surpasses all other machines. Beide do
ink all the work that other machines can. it overeeams and works bnlton .holes iu any Mm
from Swiss Muslin lo Heaver cloth. Hiave used Singere, Howe and Weed Machine,
find .he American is suj-erior to them all. E.
machine, and would
not exchange the American for
MKS. H. N. BRiyOLK.
. J have used the Singer and other
any.
Salisbury, N. C, May 22d, 1872.
. r P T t 1 1 ... '. Cu!nra If.nliitlll
. . i.i t itM i f. vrzinr X fiihha Swiner M'
It will do all that is elaimea ior i
Sirs: 1 have used the Howe, Singer,
chines, and would not eive the American for all of them.
in the circular. 1 conclder it superior to all others 1 have ever seen. .
Very respectfully, MKS. U$X
VV. HARRISON.
PRESCRIPTION wFREE!
Mnnbwxl and' all disorders brouitlit on Indis
cretion or xh-w. Any Drtigeiirt lisw th" lutr
dienW. Ir. V. JAtJKM CtK. jfc. !
We Sixth Ktrert, ClaelsmsUi. O.
hardware:
TIMETABLE WESTERN N C. RAILROAD.
In effect Frida, Maj the 10th. 1878.
GOING WEST
PAMPHLETS,
SCHOOL CIRCULARS,
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER
HEADS
Monthly Statements,
CARDS, Posters, all kinds,
YI7HEI YOU WANT
HARDWARE
At Low Figures
Call on the undesigned at Ho. OraniU
Row,
Salisbury ,N
D. A. AT WELL.
C. June 8 tf.
ftranteilo Cnre!
ENXISS' CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE-
or nioneT refunded if directions are
strictly followed.
TroTm? on nT?Krrc
26:tf. ' EN N l&tf Drug Store.
Cheap Chattel Mortgages,
and various other blanks ibr sale here
Arrive. ;
STATIONS. ;
.Salifllmry... .i...
Third Creek. .....-..! 8 27 A. M
Stateaviller: 9 15 "
Catawba .10 07
Newton.... ...ilO 55
Canova -..Ill 07
1 A M
l
Hickorv
Icard ..'
Morganton...
Bridgewater.
Marion
Old Fort. ...
Henry....
11 35 P. M
12 15 "
12 59 "
1 43
2 27
3 07
3 23
it
u
u
GOING EAST.'
STATIONS.
Abrivc.
it
...I
Henry
Old, Fort...
Marion
Bridgewater
Morganton...
Icard..'..
Hickory..-
Canova
Newton........
Catawba...'......
Stateaville ...12 56
Third Creek.. 1 44
Salisbury...... ; 2 30
mxsa war liw w m T
i 7 12 A.M.'
7 52
i S 32
9 16
9 56 "
10 36 "
. 11 04 M
11 1R M
12 04 P.M.
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