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is;
1 FORM A HAISINS.
8Ave SoM i:TiiiNG.-Ii"r income ;
five dollars ad jy, po.d h't &ur. j About jfortr jeaW ago Mr. J. P. Whit
The newspajier earlier who serves pa
known in Cul I per to the attendant in -the jiennanent
i wool growing Exhibition KuiMiug go' his rounds at
-U . . . ' . . ,1 Iff iforuia in! connection wu
AT it is. tMltJeil-eeuw, .. . , .. ....:.,;. ls ,,l.. lM.mn tliVrat.r 15 uiilM an liourl He travel.:
i-l . i J - tvifntll I fe"" ,4 ' .... , . . ; , - "
it! is three wtate, ivo lull ajxnuu . jf fhe .MlISCilt of Alexan- on machines nut unlike roller skates,
fox seed. Tim you wiu grauuai.y
auJre.soniHliiig ; while, if you friend
niid consume as you go, you will nev
er eetaliead one inch in life, but eve
45 Years Before the Public.
1 THE GENUINE
DR. C. IIcLAITE'S
for the curs or ,
? t i HI."
1 1
fit 1 I i.irwAii luinrpf t
sunset wjii m '
sfinrisi,' beeatise you wi IT have used
uiinrofitably one day -more t your
JrMtntUiand votir allotted term ot
- y - v0-- - ,
dria" variety I of white grape, witn a I wiueii are caueu iuonionotors, aeeorumg
view to demonstrating that raisiuscttt) be j to the inventor, Mr. J. H. Ifobh,an archi
made iu America of a '-good a quality mh j tect on Walnut street, above Fifth. . The.
hose from abroad. Since that time about Idaj is not far din taut, predict the Phil
LgOO,000 Vines have been plauted. As the J delphia Uecord, when the whole city will
flrst result of Mr. Whitney experiment j be wu wheels, when jH tlest nans will b
a OA iUiA 11. . -.AT l..li I 1 m w I Vwktl rli llitt u t l-ufj A r tliu ft.k r. 1 1 i .t .... . . .
hrnia-niiide raisins were recently sent of 10 niiles aii hour, without V-fe. eBiif 1 1 vfpPtoms W a WA? Uyn
wraela
Jrome
; ... . ii
! ! QriBUUNO WITH OI.DP. e
lofaltat is ajways felt ; if you don't
1 like suri you may Jump it ; a glazier
.1! n - tnrR-hikin-r man : candles are
"ri I ,- "
llurned because wicked thing always
flight ;4a-lady wbo takes ym
liliiii
when vou step into it; napiw,,s
(o be a chariot, she is a leharitable
npriii- bird's nests and king-killing
areiyhonvmous, because they arehigl
trees . bill's t lib greatest fibber is the
Inatinost to re-lie on; a dean expect -
nri bishopric looks-for lawn ; a sui-
Tlide':kills pigs, and not himself j
ifphpr a "toss man. but a hjr-seller
riajre
jsfucer.-i
-4-
CELEBRATED
lit,;
UVEB PTTiTtS,
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint, "
. ovsrErsiA and hcc hxadacms.,., r , ;
HARDWARE!
; i;
iii
in
xv a V. X lOlI WAST
H,!:i'R:D:fe-rAiiiiE
i ! i
At :OW - Pigureo
Granit
!.'...- .....i .... ....;a... t . : Vi.ir Vni-L 1 1 list ii im now- nut. fitrlh -in iMra.!iilii!:iLiiiir I . , v. i v J . . ' i ' '' " .'!' ' I " 1
...Hia, . - .- . pAXix jn uie ngiu,siae,. unaetjine.i J; , -' i : s .-r ii'
i-ifv sm.l tl.. tlifr fM.iiicr th Boston. The I half that 'distance;- ! ',. I 'if ;o-ci .' Csll on th undenisned stITo'2. '
New York' 77r reports that in lioth The jehioiiotor HMisistsofjfbnr tough ; kure; sometimes the pain is in the left" jow' ' '1 :i 'f V ATWELI
ritis thev have been received with favor, light, woodeii . wlitla,-' supplied with aii fede; the patient is.rarelyi able to lie. t ( R 'l v!p T ' ft if t
.lii.nr Lmillt-well with the best ira- outer liiu of rough Jiidiuu rubber. . These ,. Jpnthe left side ; sometimes thespain is .-naoufy, . u.j Juneo w. - j
T ' ' I I
$340.00 piano
Upright farlo Crslin, 3 ;OctMe,'l3 Stops, 2 Knee sWel.s,fof fS
p .rtetl y
cuup;re
tones Mint itlavor the
most t
Stales is!
r
coniitrr
pnore ra
The mar
aluga raisin, with which tney I wheis are seriivi t x irunie1 me wiaj;e
taf orably as to size, color, skin, I of thi fo t, wVioU i istiapp' d to the 'HiliiV
latter being the I extremities in tJ.c UMial luauiier. L'nuk
-eiitittl quality. The Unitcnl J roller skates, tle wlieeis ot tbese little
the- greatest rHisiu-consuming 1 veluclt are not uil-rr but are placet I on
In M world J and iiseaiaunuallp each side ot the; l1kt;'fthvts!glvin t.eJ
sins - thjtn tlio wimie 4oi ; eurte., ,w -urer . go . ','f.(f
i rk et ' i i mai nly ii pplied ' i'roiM I tVoti ng, ,;Ti:'ivar vrhcel e a,ViiicH.
Spain, the1ralKius known iw Malagas 1 18 diamuter, while those in trout ore- but!
being considered the best They, comej'l iuches.i ; ThU ives the tViot a sUghi
comparatively narrow strip ot J incline, and wheu iii motion has imu-l. I
south of Spainvhich ha I to du in uuielliug ttie jiedcstridn lorwaiil
regarded m surpassing all Eiteudiug iioai he toe, with a slight
7
l-
'i!
from a
country
hithertti
Oi
season about 2,000,000
ketetl
ItU'i AG IV WV 1 iTUKA h I N V ENTI0X8.
I An TmjVov(Hr Load Binder has been
patented by$lr. reury'A. Ilarris, of
jKatonaLW This is a SMnpbiAir
onveuiintly operated apparatus sub-J
ifetituted lor tlie"ole ami chains orui
narily employel' ftr binding hay;
' traw, cut grain, or bales, btjndUs,ete.,
; ftipoii aVflck or wagon body. ;
j'lAn improved , Gtiftiio Distributer
lias beeji "patentetl by Mr; 'James P.
Lowell, qf Purcelville, Va, The iro-
proveiuent relates jwrticularly to the
construction ot the devices both for:
(stirring the material in the hopper.
jia .(I thus preventing its becoming ag-
4 gregated in lumps, and also for causj
1 i limits free and -uniform discharge
from the hopper.
-Messrs. C. A. Sprague and Jno. V?
I Clardy, of Veavers Station, Ala.J,
J have,)ate:jtejr.a Cotton Chopper and
I Hake miiclra'vibrating" lne is etn-
; ployed to ihin out the plants.
in the
been Tegsirued as surpassing
regions for raisins of thai character. The I curl toward tbe ground, is a piece
annual tVield f Malaga graiea averages casting termed the pusher, which is siui
2,25(Mxio boxes of 20 lbs, each. It some- ply used hriutiunt mg au elevatioa o.
liiu ifuclt'eft 2.3fX).6od boxes, and last steel iucliue. Fr.m the center of 11k
boxes were mar- l iieei a small brass; wheel extends Uick-
Ofl this enormwis yield the Uniteil l ward, irviug us a guide as well as s.
States takes fully one I half, on which it I brake. Tlie whole scarcely turns H.
pays a duty as on alii other raisins oi scale at a pound weight, Iu using Iheui
cent A per pound, f j no more etlort is required tluiu .iu: ordu.-
The Aniertcan raisins are made from a ary walking. 1 he wearer steps with hi
white gnipe, tie Museat of Alexandria," eguUrktildexlicr aita2d jfo ti jul tlaiui
to the rjiisiug of whichlthe soil and clU self sUiuinuiig over the ,gx;ouud so rupnl
inate of a huge portion of California ari iy with so little muscular tttott. Mi.
well adaptiid. The vine begins to bear Hpbhs explains the mystery of the rapid
somewhat; in the second year, although movement iu this maimer : A man whos
the ful lariiig -apaeity is not developed stride Is 32 inches will travels 43 jphe,
until if is 4ve years old, and continues to lor one half further, with the pedomooo-
ear for about half a century, and some-1 tor. This is because the body is iu con-
times for .seventy 'five I years. . Iu the cub staut motion.- or m stance, Kays hv,
tivatjoh of raisin grapes Americau grajM-jtlie traveler ktarts, and while he raise.
growers have little to learn from Sp:iiu,one i'oot to step, he cou tin ties rapid-
t ut iu the curing ami parkins of the I lv onward nulil that loot is set down
nusins a lack of experience is still felt, laud the other raised to make another
The raiMns are not cured by any arti-I step. This gives him noimcutum, aud
ficial process, however, but in a com par- laway he ges over the two miles in ih
atively simple manner. The grapes are I same tiuja to accomplish a milts with the
laid on gravel beds, and are exposed to I feet. No effort of the body is required
the sun for ten or tweve days iu August j for their use, as iu skates. The traveler
or September, when they are ready for jsimy puts one foot before the othe ,
packing having turtle;! from white to land uudshitnalf whizzed along at a live-
brown, and gradually! changed to the fa-hy rate. Scientific America.
miliar dark color of the raisius of com
merce. The white sugar which fs gener- POINTED SUOES.
auy loumi atcaciie4l to tlie raiSlUS SOlO IU I Tl. ve rome and tro old fashions nnso
... . rf o , ,
ijje mai kei is entirely natural pnnluct away, ana newnes take their place, but V
oi me graie, aim comes ou witn age, nrst human nature n-oiains the same in its dis
f How to Utilize Old Fruit Cans
V Perhaps one of the most appropri
ate uses of an old fruit can that can be
. devised 1 to make it contribute to the
crowth of new fruit to fill new cans
Tjils is done in the following manner
; Thecan is pierced with one or more
1 pin hpfes'and then snnk in the earth
near the roots of the strawberry or to
mato or other plants. The pin holes
arc to be of such size that when the
can. is filled with Water the fluid can
only escapejnto the ground slowly
j Thus a quart can,: properly, arranged
will extend its irrigation to the plant
j through a period of several days; the
' can ii'thent Refilled. Practical trials
j of, this method of irrigation leave no
: doubt of its success. Plants thus wa-
tered I flourish- and yield the most
J bounteOu? returns throughout the
I loni;et droughts. , Jn all warm local--I
calities, where water is scarcft, the
planting of old fruit cans, as here in
I dica ted, will be found profitable as a
regular gardening operation. 4
1;i
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'I
PI
.(tli.'t.fjMli tM 'il. ill fiMii.
wTTTiJ t..i.t. hit.. iU yti M
stft .
Vfik ; MUAWX fc dllVUIUVl M4 fc
ifreouentlr' extends ta the ; too ftf the '
for ! rheumatism ' in ' the : arm.' The'
1 Stomach is afiected with Ips? xf appe- "' r
(pie anci. siocness; tiDe poweis in gea.,i.
era) are costive, sometimes alternative 1.
fj . .1 i .j . . i j .
witn ux;.ineneaais-xiouoica .wiia u
pain, accompanied with a dun.- neavV
lerisatidn in the back oartjo; There is (i
generally a considerable loss of rriem-"
sation of having left undone some .
thing which ought to have been done,
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant The patient complains of
weariness and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of a prickly sensa
tion of. the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-"
cise would be beneficial to him, yet
neican scarcely summon up ioruiuae.
enough to try it In fact, he distrusts
every, remedy. Several of. the above. , , '
d8yijatoms a,ttend the,4isease,buJt caseftih.i j
nave occoixea wncr; uiw pi mexn .oi-i(r j . ..T 4iw4
sted, yet .exaininiition of theobody,-.. 1. JliTLStrHlg Jjl mTrieTlTj
aner acam, nas snown me liver 'to
have been extensively deranged.
::M iK- ... . . B , . I 1 I' , I-
. j r.xj, .-V. , t '--. .......... V'i ..- ,p. ;. i;i
TEUE.
; a. r not ought 1 Ik wUU tSo wonderful nerlt vt
, t'.t 6rr-t Amerkwti llmeMly, tho
MEXICAN
j AGUE AND FEVER.
Pr. C. McLake's Liver Pills, W.
cases of Ague And Fever when
Uken vith Quinine, ,arejpr6ducverof .
the most happy results. No better.
'.cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine We would
advise all who are afflicted with- this -disease
to give them a fair trial.
For all bilious derangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE or IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression Dr. McLank's Livu.
Pills. , . .
.The genaine McLase's Liven Pills bear
the signatures of C. McLane aad Fleming
Bros, on the wrappers. -.'.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C
McLakz's Liver Pills, prepared by Flem-
It ingBrosof Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being
E full of imitations of the name JUeLttnea
spslled differently but same pronunciation.
TRUSTEE'S SALS
OP A VALUAE1E FARM.
apieanng, as a rule, wnen tlie raisins are WS;tiun to imitate ome leader, to ciceed
about two years old. j The packiug, how- the COpy set for it.
ever, is an oieration which require great A g vat beau of the time of William Itu-
rv 1 . ... ....
care, l o properly paclc a single fus. Kobeit the Horned, wore shm-s with I E v;. tae of a Deecl in Triii. .txeriite !
box thewtii lime of one mau is needed lon 8harp joints, stuffed with ow and
fora" day and a half, so careful is the ma-, twisted in s spiral lb-m.
nipuLition of the raisi'l bunches, while Tills fas,lion look the fancy of the people
at least as much time is required to select of l hat jay imiuenseiy, and the points went
and pick over the bunches before packiug. on ioc-casin? veai lv until the reign of Kicb-
Mr. Whitney believes, however, that ,a II.. when thev had to be tied to the
raisins can be cured iu California fully knpeg 0ft he wearer to save him from being
equal to the Malaga or any other raisin. Cpcumbcred in walking.
The chief difficulty with which the This tin;:. or fastening, in ense of gen-
Califomia raisiu raiser will have fo cou- waby chaini 0fstlVerorsilvcr--ilt.
tend in tlie effort to compete with foreign inhsucer's time the upiK-r part of these
raisins is the cost of labor. The Spanish 8loe8 WM cut to imitate a church window.
vme aru.s can get an ine laoorers tney The rank of the wearer in those days
neea rior irorn 10 to cents per day, known by the length of his poulaines.
lie tindf rixned lv L. C. K:o nlirt, 1 will ex-
HWif lo pubUe fale at llie, Limiii ii o r n
alisbiirv, ri! ('., lo llm hiliet lid!er, ot,
amiu.iv, tlie 1j1 a.w oi renmarv, is.-.r, :i 11
t. JH., ihe 'arm. on which lh-mid K iniliil
now reule, conlaimoz l.M nrres moreir ie,
idjoiiiiag (he land of Ki lixrd Cowan and
Qiher. Milch of the l.i'id i newly. i:lei vl
ind very fertile. Tcrnin iuade known on day
of aale.
M. L. HOLMES. Tniiiee. '
Dec. 23 1,1878. 10:51. ; t .
was
while the California iiroducerr mnst nav
it least $1 per fay. The very much
greater prodoctireoesa of the soil, how
ever, will do much tooffset this disad-
yantage. Scientific Aauriean. '
I peb 1 radk. in 18(i the United
t
States' ex portetl Sty? wbr
and stationary. Fiveyears lalerthe
exports. had risen to the value pf
$6G2,33l The same year, 1873. our
imports of paper and stationery amoun
ted to SI,32G,460. Since then the im
ports hate steadily declined and the
1 exports have risen, so that; lait year
; the imports amounted to only $135,-
while the exports rose to $1,108
1 318. i In view of -these facts a cot era
S porary "sensibly remarks that th
i American people may well be' proud
of the wonderfiil success of its paiier
4 mamifactnrers. It has been, accom
j plislSlXIrlinU
I effort, the greatestehterprjseand the
j utmost sagacit Witlrthestart thus
I obtained, with'the.r abundance of ma-
I teriAi with mills fitted up with th
most improved machiuery, and wiih
ski lied' Workraen'r there
4 i . VUOVII
he
whytliey should not soon control
paper market of the world.
J
FAYETTEVILLE.
The men," says Parsdin worc them
with a point before half a foot long; the
richer and more eminent "personages wore
them a foot, and princes two feet long."
By an act of the reign of Edwad IV., the
absurd lengths to which these points had
at ained was imitated, and no one under
the rank of a Urd was to wear shos more
than ten inches long, and all cobblers mak
ing them were to be fined and cui-sed by the
olllLa, puis up iwn; iv; iinv - . . . m
Guttering all at as low rates as can be done in tHe ) Attorneys, LOUIlSeiOrS
stale, lie is special asreni ror rue ceieorateu scgrn
Cook Stove, wblch he Is selUnj? at very low t es.
can Dore nuyin otoruenn. - :
: Decision Against the Air-Line.
In ythe - city court of Atlanta,
W eanesday, the jury in the case of the
Avidqw of Engineer Thos. Smith, who
was killed by an accident on the Air-
Iviue Railroad last November, a year
ago, against that road, renderetl a ver
dict for the plaintiff, givingfher dam
age iiUhe sum of $10,000, with interest
from the date of her hnsbarid'a death.
Tlieidefendant took an appeal to the
' Making our annual visit, we spent four
or five days in Fayetteville last week.
while there attended two large pub-1 . tr r j
i - ! 1 tv ' L4. . - . Icleigy. ilZZ th Tear Round.
lie lueeiipgs of the citizens, held for the!
purpose of desiff means to be relieve! w.i w
- 1 . 1 . . . . I Vfliv. mm M innt .4. &rwIIC
from oppressive taxation. The debt of , .
the town f is about $?00,000, and 'the The Builder - states that M. Lostal, a
Copnty debt aboat $100,000, nearly one- Fret !e'i railway , contractor, reconimends
ha"f ojfjWhich falls on , the, town, making a quicklime as, aj jVese'rviitire o timber.
debtof- '$i56000 for the -corporation of He pats .the toleefwrs into pits, and covers
Fayetteville. The town tax liaa, been them wUhqaicklime," which 4s slowly
abdut $2 on the $100 valuation, and to (slacked with water. The timber for mines
that must be added $1.$5 for county and must be left for eight dayslefore it is
State, making about $3.25 tax on the $ 100 j completely impregnated. It becomes ex
which a property holder of the town is tremely hard aud tough, and is said nev
required to pay ; aud after paying the in- sr to rot. Beech w.mmI, prepaid in the
terest ou the debt nothing is left for town same manner, has been used in several
expenses, lhe Mayor serves without ironworks for hammers and other tools.
pay. 1 The only paid officer is a Marshall 1 and is renuted to bo as hard as iron, with-
at about 75 cents: a day, and a tax col-lout the loss of the elasticity, peculiarto
lector. No police aud no street lights or! it. According to the Kurze lie. ichte, lime
street work I slaked in a solution of chloride of calcium
The cit'iens generally declare that they I is used at Strasburg as a fireproof and
are pot able to pay the tax required, and I weatherproof coating for wood. -heiice
the public ineetings mentioned. h - . , .. ,
Many fovored a repeal of the town char-1 Tl,K WeLDON & Cuarlottk Kail
tfiir in fitxler to afford reliVf t. ,T.n.. 1 koad. The.. LegtslatnreJ of 13?ii-"74
nit after full and able discussion, it was granted a very liberal charter for a rail
wiiieiv resoivea u seeic a compromise J , mu "u ciuu w vimuunc, n n
with the bondholders at 50 cents on thelumlt through 'iy part of the State that
dollar and ix per cent, interest. As the I may be preferred by the Company. So
business of the town has been moch der Pfc otters very little (leaving out the!
pressed for several years past, and trade principle involved) whether the present
cnt off by snrronnding railroads, tlie of- Legislature grants the charter asked for
fer of the citizens is thonirlit to 1m fair or not. - The cliarter alluded . to will bej
arid honorable and just, especially as the found in the Law of 1873-73, page 134
bonds have been! selling for about 50 Uuder that charter (which is without
cent 8 on the hundred. Unfortunately a4 limitation) a ltoiid can be started at San
portion of the tionds were issned for a fold or any other point on the Raleigh Sc.
railroad that has never been built Char Augusta, Air-Line Railroad and built to
lotte Democrat.
Charlotte. Charlotte Democrat,
uees often make long journeys in search I The proposition to build a railroad
of food. A bee owner In' the West, from some point ou the Raleigh & Au4
thinking ? that tbey perbapa visited the irastaTload (probably Sanferd) to Char
clover field of a friend forty fwilesawayJ lotte, has made the Carolina Centra
sprinkled their , hacks with flour one Railway agree to fair terms with the
morning m they Up thejr hives, having Raleigh & Augusta Railroad authorities
previously requestad tha friend jo wateh in tlie way of shipping freights. But tli4
lor them. A telegram came from the hit- charter of the new road should be dei
ter during' the .day saying "Plenty of tnauded. notwithstanding recent arrange
your white Jacket bees here." Perhaps meptsjjgnjfo
TI3f, SHEET-1U0X
AND
COPPER WORK.
WILLIAMS BROWN
Continues to carry on his
old business as hntofore.
Keeps on hand a lull line
ot Wares, Coot aad Heal
ing' Stoves, &c K-'puii
stills, puts up Koon ant
-F0II HAN AND BEAST.
-. l"hIUn1tnwteryntMnillyorlrlnatdlAmrf.
j ; ca, -. hsT Sntnr proridet In Iter laboratory sack
until no..- i: nvircWn I lie lijb!table tlobe. '
' Tho Jlciya.i I :.r.:a::g Liniment 1 a matchlea
' rcmctly orr,'l-::'nsclnamentsof nianand beast
To 3:ot'iv. ::cr. cad fanners It 1 Invaluable.
' A 1.ot". oT'.ca saves a hnman llfeorr
' storr? V.i. t:r'r::liiss of an excellent horse, ox
cov-, i. r:cr. ;
It cur. .1 ;.';-mt, hoof -Ail. bollow horn, grub
scrcxT-v.or; i, il.ou'.dcr-jrot, xnanc, the bites and
stlns cf jid o:ioas rcptllis end Insects, and ereiy
uci drawback to stock brcedins and bnsh Ufa.
It cures cTery extcrntl troublo of horse, such
asUmcncss, scratches, swiny, sprains, founder,
wind sail, rln bone, etc., etc.
The Mexican 3!nstsny liniment Is the quickest
core In the world for aoctdeuts occurring la tbe
faraUy, la the absencs of physician, such as
burns, scalds, spraln. cuts, etc., end for rheum.
. tllnn, ar.d sllltncsa engendered by exposure. Par
1 tleularly valuable to Snncrs. -
: It U tho cheapest remedy In the world, for 1
prnrtrates the muiiclo to the bone, and ft single
tjpllfatloii l cenerallT snfflclent to cure,
jr'-xican Hustatig Unlraeat Is put tip In three
ics of bottles, the larger nea being proporOoay
much the cheapest. ; Sold everywhere.
HKht JeuoilIStP-
ImprwreinenU.
etoLi?SS
who bav iSj"S i
feUi-es5S
3 ftU ergaa IvWuZ
rftBlllrrUsWZ
ftft 4eUrer:ac2-
s.ftftM.U..
umm mrs
3 m-T."-
teste!
If It Is not as represented return at my expense, I Pyln? f reigrht chargi
Stomember this offer is at the very lowest Smre and that 1 PitiTely
wsrrsstel fer S years. I want this instrument more grenerally Intro.
7. ftftve fWliriZS !
. it at year :
Tnttcertaialy ia a fsb
aboat the actual cost of manufactorlnjr.i
rmgnt cnarges notn ways, nuscertaauy la a fairoflZ.
lntrodnced, hence this unpara&elsd offU ul
Order at ostee, as every Organ wtii-n introduced ia a new iocaUtr rZ i
others, It Is a steading a4vcrtUeeU Hence I can thus give you "P-" 'Vf",DZ .U"? thi Snt
... . ...r...tmi)in.t thoMvilizMl world. and I challenira ,nr otua tA i
does not irira net-fect satisfaction.
th Mitim world. Th Bn Um uwhers tst it UcsU sir Isitrmeata. Since my recent rei
tended tour through the Continent of Earepe, I ain more determined thanever,
throughout the entire civilised world snail De uttrepresenwju uj uij ccic
S1S&TS14& aad awwarda. Beware of Imitations I My great success has brou
sponsible imitators. Beware! Buy the best I But avoid the monopolists mat
Kewi paper with much information about cost of Pianos and Organs ft-ee to an
my re
.that
my sal
return
fronsats.
. tut .it w .
iinvniiKim new CTnaea. tik
ght lntoexlstence hundreds of Si
iirresDonaible ho.i-7.lf "V
bouses. tlUi
Is the very lowest, and nothing can be sated on this
Ipt want one yourself, Oder
and Organs free to any address. This ATenUaa2
tlnatrunieat by correspondence. .Order aewl ifvZS
handsome present. twTh is Is the greatest offer jttmZJ?
nna and make oil friend a 1
Address. DANIEL F. BEA1TY, -WsnHttaaton, flewertey, v. 8V America.
tW SHOW THIS SPLENDID, OFFER TO YOUR NEIGHBORS S 7
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CAROLINA .REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
CHAlil.OTTi:, X. C. ; .
We buv and sell all kiudsof Keal Estnte'ou commission. Have agent Knrtli irwt'
ing np einigratiou lor tins section, w e novenisennore extensively tliat any otlr
igency in the country, so that our chances; for selling lands aie superior : aiiyotliff
leuc.v. We make no charge if no Sale is j made. We solicit coriesjKM leiiti:j,'
hs' having real estate to sell. We want; a numWr of farms now to' fill ordt-rn,
Ag.'iits wanted in everv conjitv. -iqnd for our advertising paper "The outliland
I I DAWSC X & CU -
PIANOS A.1STD ORGANS:
We are State Agents for Ilnraee Waters & Sons celebrated Pianos aiil OrganiU
Flie tast instrument in the world for the mney. Fully warranted for-W TrW
Prices lower than the lowest4 Of SHEETjMUSIC we have a full tm k J Newim,
eevived as soon as pnblishet. Glimches.i 8unl;iv-?'linol!, Female Semi mine Xtik
IVaehors supplied with 1MA.VOS, OUOAN'S and SHEKT MlfSK': lu,
Vnd for eat;iloriip and ps ,elit.f Any lier 'make of pianos or ojjjMin sujijilh
v lien desired. Agents wanrf'd i;l every thvn and eouiity. i Address, j f
! DAWSON CO , !
42:ly.
rnAKLOTni, x. v.:
Warranted to CnrB !
ENNISS' CHICKENiCHOLEUA CURE
or money y refuudetf if , directions are
strictly followed.
. PJLICE ?5 CENTS, at '
.26:tf. ' ENN'ISS' Drug Store.
PRESCRIPTION FREE'
Sor tlie siieedy t ure of Seniinal eaknes lst
snhoof and all disftrclers brought on h Indis
cretion or xc-s. Anr I?mKjrit ha the Ingre
dients. Ir. TV. Jql F.H Jk o. 11
West Mlzih NtrerU l"lnll, O.
Blacta aii Heiflerson,
Fifty Acres of LAND
FOR SALE OR LEASE. ,
The undersigned offers a. valuable tract
adjoining the lands of Robt. Benson, James
Watson land others. It is well watered and
timbered. Terms easy;'. -
I AMANDA HALL.
... and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, N.C
Janoav22 ia7i -ti.
only the
; ' ' .' .1 ..
AMERICAN
It ii the
Only Sewing Machine
WHICH HAS A
.Mt ! i Buy
"astr i ffiiV '.'j- feH . -it,,',..
- IT II E-t m Lrv.'. . KJm IT. I
J 4j?'naItlia3 Self Sttin2fee21i J
The Simplest, theIostDur
able, and in Every hesect
The Best Family
jSewinff Machihe!
A fine 3Iilch C6w for sftYe. ' A'ppty to
!- E.-pnAW' ,u' ;! '"' :
: i : .:(( jItVernont, !Rowan o. JJVC
KERR CRAIGS,
ttotntii at ?ato, .
i!;
.CHEAPER. THAN EVER,
The "NEW AMERICAN". is easily learned, does not iret out of order and wiO
TTuia rvitn icss laoor inau any otner machine. Illustrated Circular tutn.shed. on
application.
AGENTS WANTED.
J. 8. DO VET. Manager, 04 Charles Street, Baltimore, Xd. ,
MEilONEYS (SclKOGidRS, Agents, Salistmy, K. C
CEBTIJhUOATES :
I do not hesitate t say lhe American Machine surpasses all oilier machine.
H .1 ....... t i . . . . ...
inji an tn worn mai oilier mailuiits can. u oveoeums and wu.rks lmlipii holes
rrbai hwiss MitsniMti iir-avcrlJOlh.' 1 have used Miiigtrr, Howe ai.d Weed
dnd the InieLkiiiiJ ui-triwr lu theni ail.
; ,. , i 1 MISS M. UUiTLEDGE.
, - r.eiil
in any M'1!
iMachriitiS
1 have used the Singer and uther machines, arid would not exchan"e the Amerirt"
any- M1W.11. K. llKIMilX r
Salisburr, X. C, Ma J 22.1, 1872.
MeroxetS Bno., Agenls American Sewing Machine : " !
Sirs: 1 have used the Howe, Kinger, VVIhceler & Wi'ron, Wilcox & (jibftc, Sewinj M
chines, and would not give the: American for till of ihem. It will do all that in claimed for?t
in the circular. I consider it superior to all othets Ihuve ever seen. ' I
Very rcspettfullv, MKS. (JEO. V. II.4KKIS05.
DEEDS "W MOBTGABB'
m- ORDERS FOR PRINTING FROM
,9t Responsible persons, or on cash remittances,, shall receive . 5c
M PROMPT AUD CAREFUL ATTENTION. !fi
COURT AND JUSTICES BLANKS KEPT ON HAND. kJl;!
PRICES, STRICTLY LOW.
. ' !.' " '1 j - ' - -j.' -
gltoss WXTCHMAN;'SALISBURY, N; c.
Fee Simple Deeds, Deeds in Trust. Mortgage Deeds, Commissioners1" Deeds;. Sheriff
Deeds, Cbattle Mortgages, Farm Contracts, Marriage and Confirmation Certified
xyisinicis curies, anu various otner lorms lor saleat the
' 1 S WATCHMAN
. ? i h .
SALE
OFFICE.
Administrators, executors, commissioners, kheriffs.
can on us lor printed sale noticed It is certainly great injustice to owlners frm
notices promptly
1T0TIC2BSP0?, PCCTX2TG LJLITD 513 ADY P?.ZlN7Sr.
k. . . i in ii k . i ( w m.. - mi i ki if u iir! . i t ..a.. . , mi. . . . i . - i- . 1 t in ills
. i J t" .v riu invui tijai, fi iiifj uuipiv llOUCe OI iuefa"- : 'r-
quirements of the law on the subicc t
Olten Sacrificed from this rsiiu nlwn o rlAllao : j:J.,.nnTlit
sared it and made it bring its value. We furnish sale notices nromntlv and cheap
PAMPIII
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