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U Ala, TUl'KSDAV. .TUl.V 21, IjjSJ. r'r.iiu aud after the Uf day of January, iii Uk- suWc)ijti.n i iiv of the U'utch- l ,.:., will uc . Oik: voir, paid in advance, $1.50 " payment delayed H months, 2. (M) ' payment delayed li! months 2.50 TOlfY OF ROWAN COUNTY. The printing of this work is uow fin ished, ami the sheets will soon be sent to tile hinder. ' It w ill be a book of over 5O0 pfgcsJ Only 3D0 copies have been printM i hook form, consequently the supply is very limited. It is proposed to sell these, nonnu in ciom, ai . -., . 5 ' - l iu- nuiil do do ........ . 1 In one-half calf or morocco . . 1 .50 By mail Xdo do...i 1.G0 Persons desiring to obtain . copy may send in their orders, accompanied by the price, and tho-work will be-delivered sja soon as made ready. J. J. iiKLNKU. The coniet is waning. DiinH' fail to register in time. . The theromomcter is ''behavinthis week. M ' ." o- I Corn meal is scarce and Helling for 1 per bushel. ' Corn is only worth 75 cents. -o- Thc whfat yield in some portions of the county is not as large as was antici pate. o Scf ad.'of Thomasville Female College. 'hisjis one of tho best schools for.irls in thfe State. , I A ery pleasant Lawn sociable was enjoyed at'MrsM. L. Holme's last Mon day i ight, .:,;, o - I Prdf. A. W. Owen has been qnito sick J-lntsrcerception of the bowels but is icpom-u nuicii better. t i I- o o - J. Rumple will 'occupy the pulpit Rn iijtfie Prefcbyterian church of Morgan ton, next Buuday. Tlni Senior Editor is resting a week he is enjoying the cool lrcv.es of Bun couibe count v. -o ?onie of the strongest license advocates are compelled to admit that prohibition is gaining ground in Rowan. til -o- Mcsars. II. C. William and E. P. Browti, painters, am calsomi.nuing and repainting Mr, Luke Black mer'.s houe. ' t ' : . O - rrhea'ccumpliahod, Miss Klill'.-niielh-r will preside-at tie" organ in tlie Methodist cliurch. durfng Miss Warnci's absence in the mountains. o- Tlie girls are wearing hoop-skirts 2ain-faU agree that tliey are horrid ; but liay'ut tjie. courage to appkir witljoat one as;it is the style. -o- i All those of our feaidevs w ho have not yt re4d the Prohibitory-Act will do well tiigivdita careful reading.. See it ou foithpagc. ; : . o : Jab c Horses. Xearly all the dark iwises, who aro seeking for Congressional Juniors: in this district, havo como out, wjth iiiagle exception, as anti-prohibi- tiouisU. , This may bo very wise, and ajjaiu it may not. - - j 'j .! o . ! i : j i-L I t . Teacher's Institute. ! jtyejare pleased to uotico the following rosolutitnis: iiWml, That we, the Salisbury Grad ed Scliitol Committee, herebv tender to .Jhe Teacher's Institute for Rowan count v. jup-Utyded School Alou&c in Salisbury, toj: the! purpose of holding-its sessions the i'it and second week in August next. firsohed, That we will give such ns fiistabcej as we can to promote its success, and ro nrgy the teachers., and citizens of the town aud county to attend its mcet- . Tliij Teachers Iustitue promises to be of great: interest and profit to teachers especially. Au able corps of instructors lias.beeu secured. Prof. N. C. English, i now conductiug the Normal School t Xeton, has the reputation of being a eonuiietoT 0f schools. We '4UikgId to see the citizens of town t anil country attend. MiijtxRTowN, X. C, July 19th, 'SI Sir: I am sorrr tit linvo t tr11 utotop sending your paper to me II. W Miller, P. Ilia it nM n if . i -"-,; vic . w no is not m nvm in THh ifh the President, who is a pro- "?U0BIst. j. f0IH topie can not see that thifrques jl'f 'sfeubinitted to the people Just ns ?D? other question is. Is anv man who f fU-ctea by a majoiity of votes a ty L1 PS" lsiion submitted tor the rjk for adoption or rejectiou tyrani . ffc wr so, how could our -gov-ptoeUtjlivo-it is founded on fheprinci P of electing by majority its rulers, who .! f,-. v.t"ice unamaKe raws for the ,ua - " ifv ui um people. Takeaway this prin p' m the United States cchm-s toTje a fleP Hi,ublic. I lnl!',:or diiiioult menrtr.iaii.in. At Thvo. V. Klutu's. '"lume ot Subscription is out and I do j f,CIit'ts Iul onc Iare- & ti. Kaiiroad, ''fM wiliiug to putrouize a man wha f P "u '"e F1'?- C' W. adtpca es as tyranical a cause as vou dol 1rAV C ? w ?,C- &lld . M-.i r;Yni!M vo.n-.tna,.if'i!,- i Is . C. Kuuroads, reuucrtnp.tickets, Geeijt8 I ft ..." - . ' 1 il . 1 ; - . I i bjtetian church of tili city preached an exceptional serniou on last-Snudayf morn ing. The text waatuiccii from Ezekjicl, 33d jrbaptcr and 6th verse: "But if the Watch man sec The sword come, and blow uot the trumpet, and the: people be noi warn ed ; if the sword come, and take away any person from among them, lio ijj taken away in his iniquity; but his blood wilt I require at the watchman's hand.?' In the discourse ho showed how; it was the duty of tho church and its ministers to watch aypf the people and sotnd the trumpet of warning when danger! cam ; how Inafc the principle was applicable to the great question of prohibitiojo-now agitating the public mind tho qnestiou beiug one cf morality and of political economy he treated the moral part of the question, and showed that it was the duty aud special province of the Schurch and its ministry to watch over and up hold the morals of tho people anil kfdo all in their power to further anyj move tending to that end. It was a discourse that would have profited those ojpposed to prohibition to hear ; but uu fortunately the great mass of that belief are nou church goers Summer Notes. Mr. James D.SBrown and II. M. Jones ire at the Warm Springs. Dr. M. Whitehead is in Haywood county Miss Linda Rumple lias gone to! Ashc ville. . i 1 D. L. Gaskill has gone to M0relicad City. ! Miss. Maggio Merrimou f Raleigh is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. S. Ovejmau. Miss Alike Kinloch, of Charleston, S. C, is visiting friends in this city. Miss Corn Withers of Davidson Collego is at Capt. J. A r Ramsay's. Miss Emma Meiouey of S. C, isi at Mr. P. P. Moloney's. Miss Cora Manuey of Milledgetille, is at Mr. John W. Mauuey's. i " Mr. T. J. Merouey is recruiting at Morehead Citv. Mr. J. Mf Knox'3 family are at Spark ling Catawba Springs. Mr. A. Parker's family have gone to Misenheiiner's Springs. j Mrs. and Miss Pearson are in itender son County. ' - ' j Mr. Robt. Knox's family are in Lenoir. Mr. C. N. Price's fani il y are at Miseu hcimei's Springs. i Miss Aunis Mears of Davidson County is visiting illegal isbury. Miss Hattie Rringle has returned from Wilmington. " Mr. J. P. Gowan's family are at Marion. Miss Ella Brown will spend several weeks iu Ashevillc. Mitss Mootiiig". poon Gkovk, Mt. Ui.t. v Township, July 5(h, 1361. At an appointed meetiirg of citizens composed of the several Prohibition Com mittees of At well, Mt. Ulla and Scotch Irish, it. was determined to hold a co-operative Mass Meeting, at Wood Grove, on .Saturday the 30th of July. All other townships are cordially invi ted to join us and take part iu this meet ing. The following committees were appoint ed by the chair : Committee of Arrangement S. Ci Ran-' kin, John K. Graham, 4.. T. Ray, S. A. Sloan, Dr. S. W. Eaton, W. L. Kistler, Jas. Raukincol'd; David Barber, icol'd, Alex. Clemeut, W. V. Kilpatrie and Cowan Gillespie. Committee on Invitations Tv. S. W. Eaton, J. M. Coieman, Rilrt. A. Silliman, V. L. Kiestler, Jtdiu K. Graham, and J. G. Marry. This committee met atiouce, and decided to invite the followingspeak ers for the occasion : V. Montgomery, of Concord; Lee S. Ovcrmaii, Rev. J. Riimple, Capt. 11. R. Crawford, and Revs. VV. II. Lryant and J. O. Crosby, colored, of alisbury; Kev. H . is. Crccy, ot Frahklin; Rev. Mr. Rook, of Mooresville Baptist Church, and Dr. Wm. Wells Urown,col'dt of Boston, the latter saitPto be tho Unest negm orator in America. Anti-prohibition speakers arc also in vited to attend and timo will be given them to discuss their side of the question. Ladies andgentleineu, White and black, all are earnestly invited to come oiit and hear this great question discussed. Be sure to bring with-you baskets of provisions, as there will be tables put up oh the grounds for a free dinner. - J. K. Graham, Chairman. J. G. Murrv, Sect'y. North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association. Charlotte, N. C, July 9, The Second Animal M pa! in r n-ilt mm - VQ11C at Newbejut-on the second Tuesday, the ihh day of August, fit 9 o'clock, A. M The local committee have secured ac commodations for members aud Itheir families at .1.50 per day at the hotels. Reduced rates on railroads have been se cured for members and visitors attending the meeting, as follows : L-.t. i. V. Railroad, round trip per mile. In order to be present ;it the opening session, members mnst take tho 3:43 F. M. train at Goldsboroou Monday. The meeting w ill have a social as well as scientific feature; mcnders are therefore cordially invited to bring their friends. Aii excursion to Morehead City is contem plated by the local committee. J The meeting promises to be j one of much interest the recent Pharmacy Act will probably Ik? discussed an exhibition of Pharmaceutical Preparations are ex pected. It is desired that every reputable Drug gist in the Statu join th association at this meeting. I Tho Ikst meeting was one of much pleasure aud satisfaction to all present. It is hoped that th"seconu will be largely iitteued, and that each member will en- i tleavor to contribute to the interest of tho occasion. T. C. Smith, Scc'y. " "W1E OF CAHDUr' make rotr vhttVa aftJ clear oraplt'SJoni. At Tlieo. F. KluttzV Tiev. J. Ilumple, pastor of tho Xirit Pjxs-! mining Intelligence. , T. K: EKU2JEK, MANAGKIi. j I Keijieu. The ores at the Heinle r havo continued, to improve concentrating ma-chiuerj- is to be erected as soon as it can be gotten here. ' Rojsksiax. Messrs. G. A. Waeber aud P. W. Dutfuid, M. E. of New York I are here examiniug the Roseman mine, elev en miles-sontheast of Salisbury, with the view of purchasing. Coxsextkator. Mr. Pomeroy has made and is successfully working a con centrator at the Rudesal mine near Char lotte. It concentrates all the tailings as they i flow from the mill and does the work remarkably well. It is considered the best concentrator yet made. We saw a lot of concentrates and tho sands from which the sulphurets had been taken if the machine can keep np that kind of work its value is unbounded. , The Maxwell eight miles from Char lotte, started this week their de-sulphur-izer. They make-clean work of it taking their ores through all the various processes themselves. They are down 100 feet. Southern Belle. They are this week pntting in 'pumps foul setting the hoists, engines &:c. Supt. Floyd says they will not put up any milling machinery until they have thoroughly opened the mine. Hoove p. IItll Gold, Randolph Coix tv May 25th. Extracts of letters receiv ed from rqsidehff mining eugiuiueer at the London ofiice of tho company: pre bins aro going up rapidly j most likely the main framework will be got through before the end of this week. Nearly kill the machinery has been carried out, Ex cept the stone breaker, and that willtbe taken m hand next week. It is a very heavy casting, more so than any we make in Englaud, aud will test our light brid ges on tho road severely. Both drifts! in Gallimore continue to be driven in same qnalUy f oro without any apparent change ia nature of stone. I have decided as soon as the repairing is completed! in Provost, which will take until end ! of week, to continue sinking it, and rcaich. thereby zone below Briol's old workings; this will be a matter of twenty to thirty feet. Yesterday broke into hard qnai't zite dyke in Briol's open-cast drift. This is first point we have ascertained. Now Gallimore aud Provost stand lifty feet further back or more, and how far its thickness is beyouud these pits we shall find out by exploring; bntsould the dyke not extend beyond these points its breadth would bc considerable, and if we can satisfy ourselves that the entire mass, or a fairportion of it, -is auriferious to the degree required for successful manipula tion, and, s far, we have every reason to be satisfied, then we may rest perfectly satisfied, with what the future will bring us. Breaking iuto this dyke, I had the pestle and motar going all day, and if; I can not report the quality as rich I can honestly isay it pans fair, ami will make a good stamp work, but it 13 too early to speak of the quality. In another place? I am opening up a ledge at surface, thnt pans remarkably well. All this goes to accumulate good stamping ore. We have many such places, where ledges cross up to surface, containing good ore. Our great point is, however, to run through the entire mass witJi the tunnel. at a reas onable depth from surface. I let a con tract to some local dam builders to buijd our dam, finding their timber lor ground, sills, ties, acd floodgate, iu all complete, for tho sum f 700 dols. I have had the contract open for some time back, could not get meu to take it at my figure (.Go dols), and not to delay the work longer gave them their price. The Uwharrie river runs low at present, and these men, to take advantage, are hard at it with forty to fifty jnen, and that in from early sunrise to late at night; with this force, a fortnight longer will sec it finished, This week will complete the watercourse. Tram road being brought down with bal lance of surface men. In all, I can re port with pleasure that everything is progressing very satisfactorily. I shall have my portable assay furnace up this week, when I will set about assaying the mineral from all quarters ou the prop erty. London Mining World. Tho Piedmont Press gives a list of (hose who took part in the anti-prohibition meeting iu Catawba Couuty. The list comprises five distillers, five store keepers, a U. S. Dep. Marshall, a bar keeper, tho father of two storekeepers and a chairman to preside over tho affair. It is stated that "engergy, the enterprise, the vigor and manhood of the State are opposed to the temperance craze1 Thi.i is a fine showing for the vigor and man hood of honest old Catawba. After years of patient aud quiet inves tigation and experimenting, Mr. Charles Brush, the electrician, has completed a new invention, which he considers to bo au ample rcwa rd for his life study and work. He has succeeded iu perfecting a method of storing electricity. Ho uses for his storage reservoirs of metal plates, so arranged that they are capable of re ceiving a large charge of . cltrtricity and cf holding it for an indefinite time. The storage reservoirs vary in size, and, may be transported from place to place, and used as desired. They may be put to any use of which electricity is possible. They can bo taken about iu wagons by day, and left at the houses of citizens, like o mueh ice or kerosene, and used at night. 'Each citizen may then run his owu electric lights as he p'.eases. The plates can be put on street cars counetrt-i ed with tho axles, aud made to run the cars without horses. Steam cars may be, ultimately run in the same way. He re cently stated that iu a given space he was able to store double as much electricity as Fame. Xcics t Observer. Almost unrestricted access to the Presi-I dent by every "Tom, Dick and Harry" should henceforth cease, and the high ofiice he fills be invested with the digni ty aa well .as tho formality of the times; of Washington, Jefferson, Madiiou aud Monroe. ThU. Esh. Sttr, Iirji. THE 4SS ASmA'TIQJN OP HIGH PRICES HAS BEEN MADE AT SROWffS PRICES REDUCED 25 PER CENT CN SUITS, SHOES, HATS AND m. We are closing out our Spring and Summer Goods in order to make room for our Winter Stock, which will far exceed anything ever brought to this market. You can now secure at a Great Discount, Bargains in SUITS, COATS VE STS , AND PANTS, Any Way to Suit Purchasers. Our line of Shoes is well assorted and can not an to piease at me greatly reaucea prices. Ladies' Sandals, Cloth Shoes and Gaiters. GEMTS' HAND-MADE SHOES, GAITERS, TIES, L0 QUARTERS, ALL GREATLY REDUCED. A lot 'of Cloth Shoes, to be closed out at very low figueres. Ladies will not fail to examine this line. ALiOS SOLE LEATHER, IflMM MR 1 m . i mi Ijurge line Dress Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Collars, Cuffs, and Ties. Call o:i M. S. 13ROWIS3". Tho Spanish government has issued a decree allowing Jews to return to that connlry, from which they were brutally expelled and banished in 1492. The concession has been secured by the inter vention of an infiueutialJew at Constanti nople, who suggested to the Spanish min ister that his fellow-countrymen, who were receiving such bad treatment in Russia, Germany and eastreru Europe, might be again received in Spain, where they achieved such prosperity dining the middle, ages. Sixty thousand Jewish re fugee have am ved in Turkey, and it is proposed to have these continue their ex odus to Spain, tho country which for seven centuries was the only part of Eu rope where they' were fieo from persecu tion and their rights were respected. There subsequent treatment during the fifteenth ceutury is one of the darkest blots iu Spanish history. Xeics & Obser ver. A Grand Reputation. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has leached a reputation that is not lim ited by the confines of section or country. There are no- injurious snbstnuces, nor false and temporary stimulants in the preparation. It is purely vegetable, and compounded under a formula that has passed severe tests, aud won endorse ments from some of the highest medical talent in the country. X. Y. World. TAB LIS WESTERN II C. ; Railroad. Titke3 effect Monday, 3.55 o'clock A. M.f April I'AS3K.GEn TliJIX. JL'.tKlTi. I.EiVE. STATIONS. ARRIVE. LEAVE. li a. ov.SaUfbu?y f 4 HJa.m rs 08 a liS'r 12 -"2 1 10 2 41 S 07 3 45 4 23 445 5t.O 3 41 sss 6 7 57 814 o 5 ) 900 rrt Till i d creek i jKlinwoo! ' iStatesville !CTawba 3C3 ! 2 42 : Ml j 12 43 j 11 57 p.nv Newtou. r , utekcry aril iMorpanton Milenn Alpine Brititfewatei1 tMaiiou loVl Fort ! a.m Henry ' 30 '11 15 i ;10 SO i ;i 02 ! 0 45 ; S B "6 t t S03 i f 7 IT I 'HVk Mouulnln 1 Cooper's ! j Vshevilie Jtt'ct lAsUevUie Freucn Broau i '7 ; C ttT 5 4; i 5 i7 . i 5 15 i ISp.ff. FREIGHT TELA IS. JLRRIVT. IJUTK. STATIONS. AHRIVE. LEAVE. S 00 A.ii. Sallshurv 5 riO Y.X. 21 A.M. fi oo a.m.; iThtrrt Creek 3 ii 3 15 : 2 3 V 1 34 ! 'ViiZ I V2 '.-9 11 31 A.M :10 33 ; 0 40 : 9 C4 j S 41 j ! 7 42 i 6 13 6 Z A .11 ss iElum-ootl B 66 7 30 SS9 9 IU 9 4i 0 2 11 50 12 Si A.M. 1 00 8 17 3 11 4 02 5 25 5 cm) 6 30 6 uO P.M. statesvtllo! iCatawba Cor.over Hickory 10 40 Ioard i rMorjaDton Olea Alpine iBnrto-.vater iMarto'a . Old Fort 5 59 ! jBlk Mountala: c a 5 50 p.a. Cooper's 4 44 i.ong"3 ;AsbellleJnt lAsbevUlP ;Krencb Broad: 4 23 4 00 A.V "TraIn3 ra:a daily, Ruml&ys cxccptwl. A.B.ANDREVS.tiea Supu NOW r S T H F. T IME TO ; SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WATCHMAN Emporium! AND UMBRELLAS ! ! BEST QUALITY. BUSINESS LOCALS WANTED I Two good Salesmen. None but expe rienced young men of good habits need apply. Call at once. J, F. KOSS. WANTED.- A saddlo horso by the mouth, at cheaper rates than livery meu can afford. A. PARKER. 500 UuslielK oF OISTOIVS Wanted at Exxrss' Dkcg Stoke. FRESH WATERMELLOXS, CANT aloupes, Pineapples, and Tomatoes re ceived dailv at J. D. McNeely's. "Wanted. A reliable and responsible agent for Rowan County, for Powell's Prepared Chemicals, for making Fertili zers at home as advertised in this paper under "Wheat Fertilizers." Apply to the Brown Chemical Company, Baltimore, Mil. "LIFE INSURANCE" ffiADE CHEAP. Table Showing Actual Cost to Members of $4,000 Insurance for Onc Year March 1, 1879, to March 1, 1880); First Class, aged 13 to 30 years. .$17 CO . 21 25 . 25 50 . 3100 . 54 00 . 63 00 Second Third Fourth Filth Sixth 30 40 40 45 45 " M 50 " 5. 55 60 3. . SScJffeelV, Ag't. PRICE CURRENT. I Corrected by J. M. Kxox Cotton good Middling?, Middling low do stains Dacox, couuty, hog round BCTTIiJt- Eogs Chickens per dozen Conxi New . Me a i. moderate demand at Wheat good demand at Flock best fani. extra super. potatof.p, irtsh Omoxs Laud Beeswax Tallow Blackberries Arpi.ES, dried SroAR & Co. July 21. JO H - 8 57 910 2025 , ?3.00 70 6S3?5 100gl.l0 280S00 2.75 2.75 SO 50 lll2i 3540 35 2021 5 Ci ioi2i IF YOU WISH Your Watches and Clocks, Sewing Matbine8,&r, Repaired by a good, cheap and responsible workman please leave them with Mewr. klntlz Si IlfnO'nian, Salisbury, N. C. 4.,:lv R. L. BROffX. f 10 I hare reduced my stock of LAWNS, " UKtss UUODS to and BELOW My stock of lllilj III f lllH in if MMWa together with all my , LOW SHOES, are also put down to and below cost. If you desire anything in the way of IE be sure to come soon as I mnst close them U -La.1 xilJ save much by buying from me in the next twenty days. imi mm mm m wm y Respectfully, J. D. GASKILL. Remember that I always keep my stock of rj00(Js -:-not mentioned above-up to fvll standard, and Im far have the largest stock m Salisbury Enochville Academy ! MALE AND FEMALE. Re-established on a firm basis by a Board of Trustees, and under the supervision of the former experienced Principal, Prof. R. G. Kizcr. This Institution is located in south-west Rowan, (N. C), in the' midst of an industri ous and prosperous community. The third session will commence July the 11th, 1S81, and continue forty weeks, divided into two terms. The advantages of ti:is school are very superior. Healthiness of location, mor al tone of community, and excellent church privileges make it a desirable place for a school. Students prepared for tho actual business pursuits of life, or for the College classes. A very attractive feature of the school is the establishment of a Music De partment, under the direction of an accom plished teacher. Board in the be3t families at from $6.00 to $7.00 per month. The terms for music and tuition are very low. For particulars address, at once, the Chairman of Trustees, Rev. Wm. A. Lutz, or II. M. Lkazek, Sect'y. Enochville, Rowau Co., N. C, June 25th, 1881.' 37:4t Norti Caroliia: Mim Cmuiy. In the Superior Court, Jur.e24, 1881. Dr. Joseph Wilkins, Plaintifl", oguinst Jolin J. Workman, Rebecca .1. Work man, Daniel Loftin, Mariah Loft in, and George C. Irwin, Tiustec. Action to recoter real e$taU. It appearing to the Eatifuction of the Court, bv the Sheriff's returns, and the af fidavit of Plaintiff, that George C. Irwin, J one of the Defendants in the above entitled action,-is a non-resident ol this State and is a necessary party to the final determination of this actiau in reference to real estate in this State : It is therefore ordered jiy the Court, that publication be made r.nce a week for six consecutive weeks in the "Salisbury Watch man," a newspaper published in the town, of Salisbury, notifying the said George Ce Irwin, trustee, to appear before the Judg of the Superior Court to be held for David son County nt the Court-house in Lexing ton, C. on the 1st Monday of Sept em bcr, 1881, and answer or demur to the complaint which will Ikj filed during first j three days of the Term ot said Siienor Court or judgment will be taken according to the prayer of the complaint, 37:6w C. F. Lowe, C. S. C. Greensboro GREENSBORO, U. C. The 31st session of this -well known In stitution will begin on : Wednesday, 24th of August. TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS : ' Board and tuition ins fall English course,' 7o.00. Charges for extra studies moderate. For particulars apply for Catalogue to T. M. JONES, President. Grfcosboro, June 24j 1891. 2?:3tpr1 GRENADINES, LACE BUNTINQ3. li frl.f COST. 3"" 6QQ5S. : all out very soon to make room for my will Oils' J Qih I Oils! Cheaper than ever. Machine Oil, Eercssne Oil, Tanners Oil, SpurmOil, Lard Oil. " Spirits Tupentins, lilll Lc sold lotccr than ever , At IIXXJSV. Fresh TURNIP SEEDS ! JUST RECEIVED ! Orange Jelly or Golden Rail, Large White Flat Xoifulk, Seven Top?, White Globe, -Improved Purple Top Strnj Leaf, White flat'Dutch Strjp Leaf, .At KNNISS'. CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE! Warranted to cure every time WITHOUT FAIL, ICgivcu in time, or nioue3' refunded.. 25cts. per Sex, or three for 50cts. Tor sale at SNKISS', This Wonderful Improved Saw Hachlna b warranted to w tw-foot l(C 1 Ihrrc win mi, va mm n cori or lor ot knr in a Any than two nam ebop or u the o!d wtj. JBireru jFYirataer n tvrnthwrmtmr mrm nt. Ua Street, UafhnaCa BONDS To make Title to Land, and LalreT ard BLANK ADMIKISTRATOR'3 SALE NOTICES For Sale at this OfScv. CooS Slaves' ot all Mxes and Mj ltM r4?. 3Ts on hid at lowest prk-w. ?rMk a spttlsity cf the ACORN COOK STOVES, the best In tt world. A tfrsi-chi stock ot Tla sma Ciiuto Iron War. TiH ASD COPPER SMjTHING. All klndj ot lUrtise-Porting' and GuttcriEdccc ca siort imjcIci1 ana in ttie ix sv btrlc. kf p lOiint iatly oa hanJ eoropteU mo 1: of fihort-Tiii. Hheet-lron ani hPU-'. oir. l. h Per ?oj u-jp " ' M:: c.t