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-1" I at Mi mm Carolina Watchman. THURSDAY, JUNB 26,1684. Stale flcncnlit Culfatiii Hon. Al M. S6m.lt Nominate for Got etMt, and Maj. Chas. M. Stedman for Lt. Governor. Col. W. L. Saunders Renominated for Secretary of State. h first ballot for Governor resulted aa follows : Scales, 552, Coke 240, and Holt 2a Scales was chosen on tie first ballot, sod on motion his nomination was wade unanimous amid lond cheering. Mi- KloilniMii WAS also chosen on the first ballot for Lieutenant Governor and Mr. Sannders unanimously ic-nomi- nated. Cleveland is the firstchoice of tho Convention for President, if presented by Kw York niid the vote of that State in Convention may be counted solid. Pen dleton or McDonald for Vice-President. The State Convention was very full, numbering abont b20 delegates. Raleigh was full of visitors from all parts of the State, and all enthuaiasticc at the pros pects opening np to the friends of good govern merit. These nominations wi re received hero with universal satisfaction, so far as the Democrats were concerned. Hon. F. E. Shober and M. H- Pin nix, Esq., were appointed delegates to tb Chicago Convention. The comer stone of the large cotton factory to be erected at Durham, was laid with due ceremony on the 18th. The buildiug will be 158x74 feet, four stories high. Frank Snider of Charlotte is making money by raising cabbage. He set oat 10,000 plants and is now shipping his stock, at 12i cts a head, some of which weigh lit lbs. Hicoky Pkess. -Citizens have taken steps towarns ouimiug g theCatawbariveron aroad leaoiog to ihv- orsvllle Abol Samuel Killing .aged m f 1. t mm 4- . ,n 59 years, fell six feet irom a cucny and broke his ueek. Hickory is prte niriue to build a Hotel which is not to cost less thau $20,000. Catawba' dele gates to State Convention were instruct ed to vote for S. M. Finger, for Supt. of Pub. Inst., for Hod: 1L P. Afmfield for Congress, or if his name bo mentioned for Governor, to support him for that office. The Democrats of Indiana in State Convention declared in favor of McDon- tlmt State, for Piesideut. Isaac . Gray was nominated for Governor on the first ballot, and M. D. Mmison, uuau imouslv chosen for Lt. Governor. . The Convention was a very spirited body and enters the canvass with confi dence. The Ohio StateConveution was arous ing body. It denounced the fraud by which Tilden was defeated for the Presi dency aud declared that he should receive a unanimous nomination at Chicago More of these proceedings hereafter. The German Revolt from Blaine. The Prohibitionists have held a con vention and nominated S. C. Pomeroy of Kansas, for President, aud J. A. Cooant of Connecticut for Vice-President. t. W. Bain, the man who has been doing the work of State Treasurer for many years, is spoken of very often for State Treasurer. The idea seems to bo that his qualifications shonWl be more honorably recognized. A steamer has arrived at New York and reports that on her voyage from Jamaica she sailed through a school of 9,000,000 sharks forty miles wide and they were very hungry. A small daily issued from the News office at Waynesville, tells us what the teachers of the State arc doing in tho mountains. It is hoped that their dis cussions ou the methods fur conducting their labors in the school room may develop valuable ideas for the benefit of those who come under their care. The annual Oriole display iu Baltimore is a failure, says the Manufacturer's Re- curd, as a source of profit to the city. That paper speaks very confidently of the popular opinion of the city when it says more money could be raised to pre vent thau to secure this annual show. KAINS. We hove had showers of rain almost every day this week, but they have been moderate, unattended with storms of wind. Other sections have not been so favored, the rain descending in torrents washing fields and injuring crops, fences. Sec, and some neighborhoods not far away having no raiu at all. 1 lie Jr itz John Forter bill has passed both Houses of Congress and is now in the hands of the President. We suppose this matter has cost the Government in time spent in discussing it many huu dred thousands of dollars. We hope the President will sigu the bill and let us hear no more of it. Carl Schurx in the St. Louia Globe-Democrat. "Whom will yau support, then f ask ed the reporter. "Whom will the independent Republi cans support?" said Mr. Sehurz. "Yes, if you put it tliat way." "It depends entirely upon the Demo cratic party. Passing over the conven tion talk abont the Democratic party be ing depended npon to do the wrong thing at the wrong time and to secure their own defeat, I will say that a man like Cleveland, of New York, or Bayard, of Delaware, can beat Blaine." "Ami why do yon think so P "Because the nomination of cither means the loss to the Repulican party of New York, New Jersey and Indiana, lt urther means that the State of Wiscon sin will be rendered more doubtful than t is now." "Is it doubtful now f" "Yes because of its great Gorman pop ulation, lhe Germans cannot support laine. His nomination menus that Massncltuseers is doubttul. lt menus that Ohio aud Illinois are doubtful." 'Forthe same reason that Ohio and IKiioiaare doubtful." "And that is what P "Blaine is the representative of that iriiiciple which has crept into the politics of this con u try a desire to acquire office only to enrich the holder." ."Are not tho Democrats committed to 'the Flanagau idea ?' What have they been fighting for so long!" "i uat is true, out with Cleveland oi Bayard the Independents would at least have the opportunity of choosing the les ser of two evils. Either would be better than Blaine." "Perhaps this German defection is over estimated T" suggested the reporter. "It is not. hardly had the news been nasned over tue wires thau such papers as the Milwaukee Freic Press, the Cin ciunatti Volksblatt, the Westliche Post the Illinois Staats-Zeitung, the Detroit Post, the Buffalo Freio Press, the Belle ville Zeltuug and the Pittsburg Freiheits Frennd and dozeus of other influential German dailies spit out tho nomination." Worcester, Mass. June 24. Cant; Robt. W in thro p Andrews, of Sumter, S. C, 93 years old, who started to Mains nine wevks ago, arrived here to day. He abandoned walking at Hartford, aud will finish tue trip by rail. Raleigh, June 24. A convention was held here to day to arrange plans by which persons seeking homes in North Carolina may bo put iu communication with real estate agents iu all parts of the State. It was a strange coincidence that the chairman of the New York and Georgia conventions were both named William E. Smith. The empire State of the North und the empire State of the South are solid ou Smith. The Paris correspondent of the Loudon Times says that James Stephens, the ex - Feniau head centre has summoned meeting of Irish Americans at Chicago to join a new movement of a military char acter against England. One of the pro posed features of the movement is to dis patch balloons over England with explo sives to be dropped upou English cities. Viscennes, Ind., June 24. At 12:30 last uight a mob of about 50 people went o the jail, battered down the doors with rails taken from the railroad track, aud took Oliver Confield who murdered Miss Mollie Gherkin Saturday last, and hang ed him to a telegraph pole. The body was left hanging until 5 a. in., when it was cut down by a mend. 1 he mob was quiet but determined. The sheriff was at tho jail, but was overpowered and no esistance was made, lhe ninrder was atrocious, Uonheld killing the woman from jealousy. Ax Error Corrected. in justice to the Jews of Charlotte aud the State, we desire to correct an erroneous statemeut made by the Lincoln ton Press in its last issue. Onr people have always becu loy al to the Democratic party and cannot be purchased by any such flimsy bait as au oftei of an office to one of their race. With one or two exceptions, perhaps, they will always be fonnd voting right, Jew or no Jew. An Israelite. t. k. bruner. BlCUAKD EAMES, J; Paris, June 23. Alarming reports of cholera at Toulon, reach here. It is said that 20 deaths occurred yesterday, and I RMS, the city is iu a state of panic, lhe gov ernment has ordered the barracks to be evacuated and sanitary precautions are being organized as rapidly as possible. Later. Reports of the existence of cholera are officially confirmed. The troops and dock laborers have been chief ly attacked. It is pronounced distinctly Asiatic cholera. Quarentine has been established everywhere. The news has caused a profound sensation in Paris. Paris, June 24. M. Herrissou, Minis ter of Commerce, has convoked the na tional board of health for. the purposes of DO YOU WANT TO SELL m LAW AN OPPORTUNITY Is now offered to Land owners who may wish to dispose of FORESTS, MINING LANDS, or WATER-POWERS. Washington, June 19. In settling the accounts of Robert C. Morgan, de ceased, formerly Disbursing clerk of the department of State and Chief ot the ou reau of accounts. A dencit ot $i,uuu las been discovered. His boudsmen are Chas. E. Whitehead, Horace M. Kuggles, of New York, aud Albert a Bass, of Brooklyn, and they have been called on to make rood the amount. Morgan was disbursing clerk of the State department for many years aud was held in the high est esteem. He died about two months ago. -O Having been instructed to act as Agents for the North Carolina Department of Im migration, we will state to those having property of the above description for sale, that we are iu position to place such pro- the hands of over two hundred Cancers Cured. Dr. A. G. Wollard, the well known and successful cancer doctor of Richmond, Va., is now spending the summer in Asheville, N. C Any one wishing to ste him can get information at the post office in khe-ville. STANDS AT THEUeaJ)! AFTER TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF FLL PRACTICE. Sl'CC ESS- CANCERS, TUMORS, AND ALL DISEASES OF TUE SKIN CURED. THE KNIFE IS NOT USED WHATEVER. IN ANY CASE nortir in t lie hanrla nf nrcr turn adoptiug measures for the suppression of acti e Agent8 woo are making it a regular cuoiera at i union, mm tu picu. w, business to sell lands to Immigrants and spread of the disease. Toulon, June 24. The first death here from cholera occurred on June 4th, but it was kept secret. coming into North Carolina to value are 1T,,iii-..-,. Tm'nui v A tniiaf inn was held iu Cincinnati Monday afternoon to organize a movement iu favor of Thur man. It was composed largely of friends of Lands in Western North Carolina, and of s.-ioitor Pendleton. The action taken m East Term others live. Lands placed above market not desired. We have established a Real Estate and Miking Bureau in addition to the above advantages, and are in position to place to advantage mining properties of all kinds, developed and undeveloped. .Large tracts A negro mau named John Crnige, was arrested iu Liacolnton, yesterday morn- ng, on charge of having committed an assault upon a Miss Cooksey, of Spartan burg, S. C. Ou being arrested, Uraige made a partial confession and was locked up to await the arrival of an officer from Spartauburg. Considerable interest was at first manifested in his arrest on account of the supposition that he wa Ford Knox the desperado, but it soon transpired that this was a mistaken idea. Knox, it is said, is in Tennessee and will soon be brought back to tins State. Lkar. Ob- iervtr. was the appoiutment of an advisory com mittee to go to Chicago and urge Thur man's nomination. lo the suggestion that there were not many identified with the movement who had influence in the wards, one of the leaders in the move mcnt replied that it was not the purpose to enlist that sort of aid. The organizers short notice. of the movement had not contemplated the election of delegates to the conven tion nledced to Thurman. What they proposed was to influence, as far as pos sible, the delegates after they were elect ed. This announcement is accepted by the nartv workers as indicating that Thurmau's contingent from Cincinnati! Released for Another Flight. r our of the homeiug pigeons that were released in this city on the 30th of May for a flight of 500 miles to Keyport, New Jersey, where they arrived on the night of the same day they were liberated. were expressed to Atlanta last week Yesterday morniug they were released at that citv to fly back to Keyport. a dis tance of 725 miles. These birds are sent out by Mr. E. S. Starr, who is secretary of the American Association of pigeon fanciers, and the result of the Atlanta flight will be watched with interest, both in this country aud in Europe. These birds are of the finest breed aud belong to distinguised fanciers, who have con tended that thev can make the distance from Atlanta to New York without fail The birds have been prepared for this long journey bv three trials. The first trial was from Lynchburg back to New York. They made it swiftly aud in safe ty. Another trial was then made send ing the birds as far south as Charlotte, and they returned to New York iu au incredibly short time and iu safety. Cliar. Observer. Our Humiliation. Defalcations aud abuses iu some of the " Departments have been cropping out since the republican nominating conven aou which would probably hare been kept secret if Arthur had got the nomina tion. A change of Administration will doubtless bring to light many 6trangc facts, The celebration at Greensboro, last week, on the completion to that place of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Rail road, was a grand occasion splendidly celebrated. It was attended by a large number of prominent geutlemen. Judge Gilmer made (headdress of welcome, Gov. Jams was there to cheer his fellow citi- - . xens iu the work of progress ; and Sena tor Vnnce, also always foremost in pro snotiug the prosperity of the State, was there to drop a few Stirling words. The indications Hp to this time are very decidedly in favor -of Governor Cleveland of New York as the Democrat ic candidate for President. The speeches -tMr. Bayard abont the time tlc South ern States were 6eeeediugr although high ly creditable to him as a sound and 'con servative Statesman, were too fair and just rowaros the South to please the popHihrr Blind of the northern States. Hay ard stock is conseqrreatly on the de cTae. : Cornell us Jv. Garrison of Wall street has made au tissigumeut. The amount involved iu the lairare is stated to be $5,000,000. It is not apprehended that this failure will cause very considerable financial disturbance, Mr. Garrison being i - f Oiff 1 a heavy hoioer ox securmea mncn u is expected will eventually be available for Vis relief, though just at this time cot vwnverlibie The uniuflueutial, indeed, the almost menial, position of the Southern people of eijher party in the National political conventions, is humiliating. In the Republican National conven tions, delegates go from the Southern States tor the Administration. and rumors, (and sometimes proofs) come of bribery. At any rate the Republican managers look first to the South when they wish to find venal delegates, and have looked in this direction for fifteen years. The Southern part of the Republican party is cau.se for shame even to its enemies; and it has noiufluence iu the deliberations of the party. The Southern Democrats, as individ uals, command respect, but the Southern Democracy every time since the war has taken a back seat, and sat quietly aud waited for tho minority of the nartv to name the candidates and to prepare the platform. The Southern States (though solidly Democratic) are to-day waitiug to hear what the Democrats of New York aud Ohio have to say, before they formu late opiuious and decide on action. The doubtful Democratic States have for fif teen years furnished candidates, brains, money aud political cowardice for the party ; aud Southern Democrats "pish," the cry of "rebel" scares them into silence. It might uot be polite to in fist ou the nomination of au ex-Confederate General or an ex-Confederate war Governor for - w-v . i - icMuenr. inougti twentv vears lave done their healing : but it is high time Southern delegates and South ern Conventions had thn manlinpsa to make up their minds what candidates they desire, what definite principles they niw to ogiic ior, and to go to ttie Na tional Convention more as the potter and ieji jus me ciav. What humiliation to confpAA m that John Kelly, in hisdeu of thieves, has At K mure mnueuce on a National Democratic Convention than the delegates from all the Southern States l-Statc Chronicle. Christiaxs(!) Mobbing Jews. St. Petersburg, June 24. Intelligence from may be placed through us to advantage. We can offer inducements heretofore unknown, and land owners will consult their best interest by calling on or addressing BRUNER & EAMES, Real Estate, Mining & Immigration Bureau, Salisbury, N. C. Maps, Assays, Reports and Estimates on 37:0in REFERENCES: Dk. BENNETT, Pkkmdkst Kakdolfh Macon Coixkoe, Asbland. Va. KKV. ALEXANDER BROWN, Pastor Methodist Chdhch, Danvitle. Va. Rev. P. A. PETERSON, , PaSTOK CKNTENAKY METHODIST t'BCKCH, Richmond, Va. Rev. J. M. ANDERSON. Norfolk. Va. " Rev. W. C. SCHAEPFPR, Pastok .Eirst English Lutheran Chcrch, Richmond, Va. C. B. MORTON, M. D., Fredericksburg, Va. LAUD FOR SALE ! -o- A valuable tract of land situated in Mt. Utla township. Rowan county, 4 miles south-west of Third Creek, containing 180 acres; about half in cultivation and the balance fine timber land, all lying nearly will be an eminently respectable body level. On the place is an old mine in wuirn nave ueen iounu goou specimens oi Gold Ore. Good orchard and dwelling, and a fine barn and all other necessary out buildings. Pi ice reasonable and terms easy. R. THOMAS COWAN. 88:1m of men, whose high notions will prevent their accomplishing anything. The bolt ers against the McLean ticket last fall, who led au independent movement which promised much and resulted iu nothing are among those who propose to push Thurman in the maimer indicated. POWDER Mizliuli Norgeord now contains tne re ports of tho conflict between Christians and Jews at that place which were yes terday deuied. Last Thursday a rumor was circulated through the suburbs, to the effect that a Jew had kidnapped a Chris tian child and taken it to the synagogue. The mob quickly collected aud attacked the synagogue where the child was sup posed to be. Many of the Jews were harshly handled and several were killed. Much damage was done also to the houses of Jews, A large force of police and a detachment of Cossacks infant i v succeed' ed at last iu restoring order. A hundred and fifty arrests were made. Absolutely Pure. 1 -,-! 1 . , imi i''t l- More economical This powder never varies. A st.i-pntrt.il and wholesomeness. than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude ot low test, short weisrbt. alum or DnosDmue dow oei. um umv w cans. Royal Baking Powder Co., 10 Wall st. N V. CRAZ7 PATCHWORK ! Having a large assortment ol remnants and pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins r.ud velvets, we are putting them in assorted bundles and furnishing them for"Crazv Patchwork" cushions, Mats, Ti dies, &c., &c FaclLagc ISTo. X Is a handsome bundle oi exqulstie allks, satins and bro caded velvets (all different). Just th thing lor the most tuperb pattern of fancy work. Sent postpaid for 56 cents in postal note of l-cent stamps. PaolcaKe 3V. S -containing three times as inucu as package No. 1. bent postpaid for fl.ua. ' These are all of the v-ry HmM quality and cannot be equalled at any other silk works in the U. 8. at three time mir prices. They will please any lady. One order always brings a dozen more. Laclics'Maixunl ofPan ov 'X7'C7"OX,lx. with 4u illustrations and full Instructions tor artistic faucy work, hatulsomely bound, postpaid, M cts Orf . Adaress, The KOCHKSTKK&ILK CO., KOCUeSter, , I. Tornado and Fire Insurance. THIS HOME INSUEANOS CO. of N. Capital $1,000,000. Cash Assets i. 192,7)1.11. Is now prepared to Insure property not only against tire but against loss or dam age by Wind Storms, Cyclones or Torna does." Rates reasonable. Policies written one to five years. One-half cash and bal ance in twelve months. For further particulars apply to J. ALLEN BROWN, Agt. Salisbury, N. C. May 30, J884-2ui i imiflfitu i DllUIlil!l ill The N. C. Exposition. Washington, Juno 23. The comtnitte of tbe North Carolina State Exposition, consisting of W. S. Primrose, president, Col. W. H. S. Bnrgwin and Maj. John Nichols, with Senators Kansom aud Vance waited upou President Arthur this afternoon to invite him to bo present at the opening of the Exposition in October. The President was unable to answer deSnitelv, but will do so in a few days. It is thought he will accept and attend either at the open ing or later during the exposition. The same committee waited on Senator Haw ley, who was requested to make the open ing address of the occasion. The Senator accepted aud promised to be on hand Oct. 1st. 1 r Established l istheonly LI I . I r, , i. i in - ocnooi ior u 1873 ) Boys in the South v.ith GAS LIGHT, a first-class GYMNASIUM, and a first-class BATH HOUSE. The course is PREPARATORY or FIN ISHING. There is a thoroughly equipped School of TELEGRAPHY. Special terms to young men of small means. lSlst Session begin July 30th. For Catalogue, addrepp. Maj. R. BINGHAM, 37:3t,nd. Binerham School. N. C- 1 VALUABLE STORE ROOMS TO RENT! The large and beautiful store room Republicans. Washing- Shelby Aurora : The Twigg murder case was tried last week at Rutherford Court, and after much deliberation aud three trials for his life, Twiggs was ac quitted. Odr readers remember that tho iuaider was committed in Burke county twenty-three years ago. Twiggs was tried, fouud guilty, broke jail and fled during the war to Teunossee, where he was last year arrested. He was tried last year, but the jury fliftajEreed, eleven for, to one ngaiusr, acquittal. His third trial iiwi wk resuitea in his freedom. The long lapse of time and Ikdignakt ton, June 23. The Evening Star says : The Republicans of the elections commit tee are very much worked up over tho action of Cook, of Iowa, iu the Chalmers- Manning election case. They feel that oue of the sharpest tricks of the season has been successfully practiced upon them by that gentleman, and are very wroth. It has been generally conceded by a majority of both parties in the House that Chalmers was entitled to the seat certified to Manning by the State au thorites of Mississippi. The commit tee on elections so decided, and a report in Chalmers' favor was ordered. Cook was instructed to make the report, which he did after mocli delay. This report, however, though declaring Chalmers elected, turned out to be a Democratic campaingu document of considerable merit, in which the administration was assailed for methods used to procure the Mississippi Republican's election, and his subsequent i good character aided his plea of sclf-de- t,u3 Bepublicaus feel that they have been ibiisv. imposed upon. for mer! voccupied lv licnrnhardt liros., is fcr rent. The building is two stories above ground with a large and drv cellar. Depth of store room 110 feet : width, 25 feet. It is elegantly , finished, and arranged for Dry Goods and Groceries; and considering the advantages ot the location in the cen tor of business, is one of the most desira ble places in town. ALSO, TO RENT. TWO STORE ROOMS in my new four room block on Main street, between the public Square and the Court House, two being already occupied. The block (66x 90 feet) is two s'ones high above ground, divided into four distinct suits, six rooms, fincludfng cellar), in each suit. The store rooms on the ground floor.are large enough for merchant doing a medium business, arc handsomely finished and most conveniently arranged in respect to warming, lighting, ventillating, aud access to the upper rooms (4 in number), which may be used either for a small family, for storage, or for sub renting. A separate front entrance to the upper rooms from the street. Gas fixtures throughout. The Express Office will oc cupy one of the suits of the block after the 1st July. THANKS. I am pieased to thank my customers for the trade oi the bpnng and bummer and desire to say that no efforts on my part shall be lacking to keep on hand a stock of Goods fully equal to the wants of the community favoring me with their patron age. The men in my employ are experi enced, competent and obligiug, and ever ready to serve customers with promptness and politeness. R. J. HOLMES. 3S:4t, For Dyspepsia, Cost 1 ve nesi, i Si ck Head ache, Clirouic Diar- raona, Jaundice, I id purity of the lihtod, Fever and A;rue, Malaria, and all Diseases caused by De range meat of Liver, Bowels ar.d Kidneys. SYMPTOMS OF A DISMASTED T.TVER. Bad Breath: Pain in the Side, sometimes the pain is felt under the Shoulder-blade, mistaken for Rheumatism ; general loss of uppetite ; Bower generally costive, sometimes alternating with lax; die head is troubled with pain, is dull and hcayj, with considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation cf leaving uudone something which ought to hare been done: a slight, dry cough and flushed face is sometimes an attendant, often mistaken for consumption; the patient complains of weariness and debility ; nervous, easily startled-, feet cold or burning, sometimes a prickly sensation of the skin exists; spirits are low and despondent, and, although satisfied that exercise would be bene ficial, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to try it in fcet, distrusts' every retnely. Several of the above symptoif.s attend the disease, hut cases have occurred w-hen but few of ihem existed, yet examination after death has shown the Liver w have been extensively deranged. It should he used by all persons, old and young, whenever any of the above symptoms appear. Persons Traveling or Livine in Un- healthy Localities, dv taking a dose occasion ally to keen the Liver in healthy action, will avoid all Malaria, ISilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau sea, Drowsiness, Depression of Spirits, etc. It will invigorate like a glass of wine, but is no in toxicating beverage. If Tou have eaten anything hard ot digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleep less at night, take a dose and you will be relieved. lime and Doctors' Bills will be saved by always keeping the Regulator ' in the House t For, whatever the ailment may be, a thoroughly cafe purgative, alterative and tonic can never De out of place. The remedy is harmless and does not interfere witli business or pleasure. IT IS POTtFXY VKGETABLK. And has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or Quinine, without any of the injurious after effects. A Governor's Testimony. Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my family for some lime, and I am satisfied it is a valuable addition to tne medical science. J. Gill Shorter, Governor of Ala. Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, of Ga., says: Have derived some benefit from the use of Simmons Liver Regulator, aud wish to give it a further trial. " The only Thing that never fails to Relieve." I have used many remedies for Dys pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never nave found anything to benefit me to the extent Simmons Liver Regulator has. I sent from Min nesota to Georgia for it, and would send further for such a medicine, and would advise -11 who arc sim ilarly affected to give it a trial as it seems the only thing that never fails to relieve. P. M. Janncy, Minneapolis, Minn. Dr. T. W. Mason says: From actual ex perience in the use of Simmons Liver Regulator in Sty practice I have been and am satisfied to use and prescribe it as a purgative medicine. "Take only the Genuine, which always has on the Wrapper the red Z Trade-Murk and Signature of J. n. ZKlLtN & CO. FOR SALE PY ALL DRUGGISTS Mayor's Office. Richmond. Va., Feb. 4, 1664 As Dr. A. G. Wollard's advertishments go to other sections of tne country where ne is a stranger take pleasure In performing the duty to one oi our citizens in auTinur he Is a eentleniau of high moral character. He has lived here many years, and his personal deportment has been such as. to win tne confidence of those with whom he has had inter course. His private and personal reputation Is without reproach. His success in practice wiU be his voucher in his professional Une. W. c. Carkinoton, Mayor HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.) Washington, D. C, June 7, lssa. I have known Dr. A. Q. Wollard for several years, and take Pleasure Id savin? that he Is known in Richmond, where he has resided and practiced hii profession tor many ye.irs, as a gentlemen oi un questioned chancier and as a worthy ana esuma ble citizen. Geo. D. Wise, M. C, Third Congressional District ol Virginia. Richmond, Va., June 6, 1881. Dr. A. G. Wollard is a member of my pastoral charge In this city. He is a Christian gentleman of UQlmpeacbed character, and commanas thexespeet ana commence oi our neoru-e. in uiinr cancer, which he makes his specialty. Dr. Wollardlias met with remarkable success, and I have no doubt that in every case presented tor his treatment he will give a canaia ana irustwonny opinion, ur. oi lard has certiiicates from gentlemen of this city and of other places, of the very highest character, testifying to bis success. S. . Lambeth,.. Pastor Clay Street M. E. Church, South. CERTIFICATES; , ( THE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC." 18 A Dr. A. Rexburg, Essex County, Va., Jan. 19, 1SS4. G. Wollard: Dear Sir,! am happy to Inform you that my face is well, and lt gives me much pleasure to add my testimony to the many testimonials that you al ready have of your pioi'es-slonal skill. I assure you 1 would not have that ugly, troublesome tumor back on my face for many limes what its removal has cost me, and I unhesitatingly advise all persons affected with cancerous affections to avail them selves of your well attested sUil without delay. Yours trulv, James McDonald, Minister of tue M. E. Church, South. That it is the acknowledged Leader fact that cannot be disputed. MANY IMITATE IT. TffOWR POTT AT TT The Largest Armed. The Lightest Running. The Most Beautiful Wood Work. AUD IS WARRA iTl n To be made of the best material. To do auv and all kinds nf trnrt i - To be complete in every respect. Agents wanted in unoccupied territory. Address, DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Richmond, Va. For sale by KLUTTZ & RENDLEMAK -Seily. Salisbury, N. C. ' NORTH CAROLINA, Rowan County. June 5th. 84 LPLTBLIC OF YALUABH NO. j At the .Couit House door in Salisbury, oa Monday the 4th day of August, 1884, 1 vj sell that valuable plantation formerly own ed by George Cauble, situated five niilea south of SalrsbMy adjoining the itimer Mine land, and the land of David Eller ami others, containing 183 acres. This land has a number of GOLD. VEINS on it, and is believed to be rich in inineralg. Terms of sale. One half of the purchase money wilFbe required as soon as the sale is confirmed, aud a credit of fj months, with interest at eight per cent from day of sale will be allowed for tlie other half. By order of Court, 1. M. HORAII, Clerk ' Superior Couit, Rowan Co. 35:1m. Manchester, Va., Jan. 2S, 1SS4. Dr. A . G. Wollard : Dear hir. It gives me great pleasure to state to you that the cancerous tumor that I had ou my breast is entirely well. The cure being made for quite a number of months, I have no fears of its re turn. Now, let me say to the public, the cancer made its appearance some three or four years ago, and still continued to grow until it was Lear the size of a hen's egg. It was located ou my breast, near the centre. I had the best medical aid I could And. but found no relief until I appl'ed to Dr. A, C. Wollard. of Klchinond, who made a perfect cure. I cheerfully recommend Dr. Wollard to all who may be afflicted in a similar way. I can be seen at cor ner of Sims and Eleventh streets, Manchester, Va. George Mvnn. y Milton. X. C, Jan. 1C, 1384. Dr. A. G. Wollard: Dear oir, It is w ith pleasure that I can say to you that the place you treated on my back Is per fectly well. I had tried many doctors, and all of them had failed to do me any good. The place first made its appearrnce about fourteen years ago, and continued lo grow until lt was about the size tf tht top of a tea-cup, when you made theflist treatment. 1 think In about three months from the time you nrst treated me It was perfectly well, and now it has been cured some considerable over twelve months, and I feel no fears of Its return. Now, 1 would say to all who are afflicted as 1 as that the quicker they see Dr. Wollard and try his remedy the best it will be for them. Yours truly, W. P. Ray. Summers, Rockbridge county, Va., Jan. 31, 184. Dr. A. G. Wollard : Dear Sir, I now furnish the following statements as to the cancerous sore on my hand and the cure of the same by yourself. After thirteen years of pain and suffering with a cancer on my left hand, the-size of a silver dollar, 1 had tried many reme dies, and some of the best physicians had practiced on it, but it still grew larger, with sharp darting pains through my hand and shoulder. Last August, the 25th, 1S83, 1 tried Dr. A. G. Wollard. whose practice on lt has made a perfect cure of my hand, with two applications one on the 25th of August and one on the 2Sth. It was five weeks from the time the Doctor put the medicine on my hand till the cancer came out, and about three months Mil it healed up. I write this hoping b so doing lt may benefit some poor sufferer who may see this and call upon you and be healed also may God in his mercy bless and defend you from all harm, anrt suf fer you to live long, that you may bring health and happiness to thousands 61 suffers, is the prayer of your grateful friend. Respectfully yonrs, Wm. G. Campbell. Richmond, Va . . Sept. 20, 1875. ThLs is to certify that I had a tumor located at the inner cornerof my eye-brow, about the size of a marble, extending down in the corner of my eye. It had been coming for some eight years, and Tor the last three or four years gave me much uneasi ness, as my eye was much affected by It ; but after some six weeks of Dr. Wollard's treatment the tu rner came out, and my eye was well, and lt has now been well some three or four months as well aa lt was not injuring my sight in the least. So I can heartily recommend the Doctor to all who may be afflicted with similar diseases. R. A. Joseph. February 15. 1976. This is to certify that I had a cancer on the side of my f ice larger than a silver dollar, of ten years' standing, and treated by four of the best physicians in the country, and received no benefit ; but, on the contrary, continued to grow worse. 1 suffered In tense pain wit.u it, anu mucn uneasiness ot raina. aDolied to Dr. A. G. w'ollard. of Richmond, and he undertook my case, and after six months' treatment by him. I was entirely well. Iconsider lt a perfect cure, leaving no trace of the disease whatever several months having pass since the cure was ef fected. I do most cheerfully recommena an per sons afflicted with cancer to apply to Dr. Wollard. My address, Wilson s Landing, cnanes my coun ty, Va. H. P. Barrow. DISSOLUTION. The firm heretofore existing nnder-tlit name of Morgan & Bio., has been this day dissolved by mutual consrur. J. M. Morgan witlrcoutiiiue the business at tha . old stand. All persons indebted to the firm will come forward aud settle their accounts at once. Mou;an Sc Bro. A CAKD ! T t:i!. tliie method to return Hianlca ia the public for the?very liberal patronage bestowed upon us in the past. A com plete stock of Cigars jil way s on hand. Very Respectfully, 35:4t. J. iM. -MORGAN.' ' Tax Notice ! I will attend at the Mayor's office in thff town of Salisbury, N. C, for the purpose of listing the taxable property in said twa Will commence taking the listen Mondey, the 9th of June, and continue for 20 djs from the hour of 11 a. in. to 1 p. m. and from 3 to O p. in. daily. All person living in or owing property c.irl Inirn alltiift t t f t i f m lire lierebf ou i e if ii y v v .. intilii.,l e Anruiur finr! mulrr i t rilP list 0i their poll and real and personal prpertf during the time above specified. All pw sons Jailing to appearand make said list will be subject to all the penalties of the law,which will be rigidly, enforced. Toa can also procure checks for your dogs j the same time and place. Get jour check U save your dogs, as the proper officers n positively instructed to destroy those which the tax has not been paid in accord ance with OrdrXX of the town laws. P.N. SMITH, C B.C. May 26th, 1884. 35:4t. Brambleton, Norfolk County, Va., Jan. 1, 188?. I was afflicted for seven years with a cancer on my nose, and tried several remedies, and also three eminent physicians, all of which proved unavailing in relieving me whatever. I gradually grew worse In appearance. At last a friend advised me to see Dr. A. u. wouaru. or uirnmona, va., wnien i am. and through ls treatment I have been entirely cured. I gratefully subscribe myself, yours, &c , MRS. M. I. HENDERSON. Bit andy Station, Oct. 28, 1881. This Is to certify that I employed Dr. A. O. Wol lard aliout. the 1st ot January. 18T8, to cure a bad ranrer on the risrht side ot my face, which lie suc ceeded In eurlng with the appucation or nis meui cine. So far as I can ascertain. Dr. Wollard has a large reputation for curing cancers ana otner ais- e&ses, ana lias oeen succrasiui in uis praruce. Kespectiuiiy, juh j. .maj.ih. Chilesbcrg, Caroline Co., Va.. Xov. 13, 1875. I Deem lt due to Dr. Wollard and the public to say that my wife had a cancer for wart of a cancer ous nature) under her iert eye, which was very painful and annoyed her greatly. 8he tried a num ber of remedies without any good effect. In De cember. 1874, she placed herself under the treat ment of Dr. A. O. wollard, and in twenty-five days was entirely since lt was c her would not under my han G. Allen won m 1 37AJO The Eagle Tele The undersigned having purchase" right of Rowan and Ikkdell coumiw this invaluable invention, has the pe to give notice that he is prepared to err herever required, lie win the instrument to do all that is lroinl: it ; and in order that you may know sot thing more definite of its capacity quality, please read the subjoined testing nials : . Mt. Vernon IIotbi, P. A. Fmk;.? Salisbury, .V t.. u Messrs. Youne & Kiiliain, otn i. aSc Telephone. Oeits: mo co& The"Easrie Telephone erec-iou j - ting my Hotel and Uvery-THaDiw, rfam entire satisfaction. 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You can easily . w0tji id $5 every evening. Thai ' " tie! test the business, e win -3 t.r. ait wiin ire not well satlstiea . prU . .. - - - ' I. i I . 1 . ... well, it has now een neany a year VAy fur the trouble oi w nuj . vlli rje urert, and any one unacquainted with . (urecils. etc., sent free, f o,l"ut,ine to 7 iunv.alvi lh ullr-rlit ,.UT. '.ir filVM I ...1,.-. irivl. tfW'lr W UUIl V ilPUl' ... v v. . .... " LUUi: fci 1 ' v . 11.1111' I this day and date above writt-a" reat success absoltitcij sarc. -, nA now-. Address Stiksos Co. Port'-'' MaUtf- JJ:1IJ sap . ( :
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