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HELD AND -FIREIDE. 1
Concord Sun.,. ,
Last vear Mr. John -Brad font liv-
jnr near Mill Grove, in this corinty,
planted six acres in onions'. lie gath
ered 100 bushel Urge oifibSs; n3'
ooo bushels of setts; and besides, he
threshed out 4 bushels of seeds. v
As soon as he gathered his onion
crop, be planted the arae-ground in
millet. He has cut and threshed, the
millet, and it gelded H?2 Jtmsbelsi.
This crop will pay him as follows:
100 bu. onions, at $lTper bui,r $b6
ono " setts, " 4 v . 800:
" 4 ; seeds, " 2. per fit, ;r. j;-240
'T32 " millet, " 3 50 39 bu., 462
Total.'. ...$1,602,
Mr. Bradford says that ,ne was at
no moreTexpense m cultivating these
t o crops than in cultivating an ordi
nary cotton crop.. '- "
STAKDLST.
A reversible bonnet
will be
among the new autumn styles.
The people of Texas are - about
to erect a monument to,, the niemory of
Houston. ; ' : ; : v i ir.Jl V i; " '.-V
. Ohio intends" to -ship a block of
coal weighing five tons to the Centennial
lirocKton, juass., lactones pro-j
liuced over o,ww,ww sewiusj JuagmnB
ueeilles last year. ' f - iv-'.i
A certain English ale : manufac
turer pays a single railwayearly a million
dollar a year f or f reigbt,
Hon. Jeffersodr 'Davis ha3 ac
cepted an invitation to deliveran address at
tie Kansas City Exposition. , - j, '
A son of General 'Kershaw, of"
South Carolina, was recently ordained a
'deacon of the Episcopal Cbureh. y
The discovery qfs&old at" South
Elfitngliaui, Mass. is reported, Jand mining
operatioas bave already Been begun. ,ry-
A Su Louis physician hasMoffef-5;
e i a rewaid of $1,000 an authenticated case
ui death from eating ripewaternielon. ;
Robert Dale Owen's speedy re
covery of bis normal mental condition is
watiuently predicted by'his physician. '. r ?
M. de Lessens, of .Suez Canal
laiiiej is greatly assisting the parian,.Istbv
ami scheme by bis valuable suggestions. "
, The public auctioneer at Barce
lona having resigned more than five . iiun
ilied candidates applied for the vacant posu
4 The daughter of Geu. Scbenck
is said to be engaged to Mr. RodericlfDug-f
gad, a rich Scotchman residing in Glasgow
A woman named Lizzie George
was killed by a Mrs. Sacksladter in Chicago
ku Friday Dight. Mrs. Sackstadter says she
iicicd in self-defecse; . i' '" '
-j Miss Cash, of ". Washington, : is
said to be 'the 'best swimmer at Cape May. -What
a duck of a girl but she might swim
still better if well boyed. Richmond En
('tirer. ; ' ; , il
A correspondent wants tQ know
which melons are the most eaten,.--. water or
r.iusk ? )'e are inclined to think the musk
tavers are in the majorityjusi now!; y.' J
Commercial 'Advertiser
? Savs the New York Star :- The
i--ii;tr of the was robbed while asleep.
Tim idea that any man could hope to. catch
tiiai iudividual asleep is the most surpris
nj.i, aud he deserves all he got. .
' Horace Vhite,c formerly r editor
if ihe Chicago Tribune, sees uo perceptible
ut-caj in ihe uld Briiisli Jmpire, and itoiaks-tiit-
Euglish people are richer, stronger
wiser and more progressive than they ever
were before. i
A PECi I LIST'S LOVB STOItY.
'Ihe Faxciuation
of' ' Seleuce lud
n uncle for
Years.
Dimiel o( Ten4r
"l .1,-" ' ;
-tNew yorkjSott.'J'XCiCC
' Misa 7 Louisa Harrison and Miss
Flood of ILirlein yisited.lheJManhat-
lan House kept bOweftiitjeQgbeganll
at 1 o-i bowery on- J? rrdayrHight last.
Ainoiijr the compa.iiy'.l.lier; jjwas.jthe
1 al wart prize hgh Vr,, Miwlia Jieary
alias t!:e' " FiddTeH;.:3lfcafy fs
well kuown in'p'oiriifigVixcsr by: .bis
1.01,1.. ...:.t. tj . rt L'il".
test with Billy Edwards on the stageT. ad Tl
"f the Bowery.'T.beatre3tast?rwinter.
day .lasrt week hevmthstood the
li iiuiiey brothers irt'a gHitWH6'uai
ton street and the Bovrery.5' ' Orr Ffi-1
day he was reposing ln the" Manhattan
House after the heat of battle, when
Miss Harrison, who ia 18 years old",
and pretty, entered the saloon;'' She'
wcame enamored of Aeary. and
Near v at. orwu fall n luk-al uuh -Kin-r.
Miss Harrison saidy in ; a .voices that
Xeary overheard, that j Bhett always,
wished to marry a prize "fighter, be
cause such a man could protect her
that she would rather have such a
husband than any other in the world.
;:iry's heart could-not v withstand
tli, and he iuvited tbe iadie to take"
a glass of beer. AfterT the glasses
w're empty he said to Miss" Louisa
tl'Ht he thfrtTghraTwdale:
ag.,od wife aiiid heipvbiniit6'lead a
letter H f e. ' He then pl um ply asked
"'r to marry" hik Tbefferas &&
''i'ted and a mefsenficer, was.-di-Vcljed
fof'Mr.ToWi-.&lDawliag; a
i'isiice of uhe;:pfac;Weti-&Ir
"wlinor arrived newfound a sereCf
luwtiee
r. rtearir ni.aiiu.l ' Tiri.t.Irh'f ' witi'p'
' when that was exhausted two
Kt-VH of liao n.n.o n.,r,ot "" TYt u. .T llt .
' Mrs. M.GaDtoHaH Recently
dieted a toLwiAhpg'Ietegate"'"tolhe
Mahaska county (lowa)AiijjobUcan!.
('n v en tion ,4 W-ba HlhiX5Cti vent.iii '
'erred her case back1 a hontbh:'.
l,on whieh'ftlyoteotft to7,fe
Josed to allow, her a seat, it'beiog
ui whether'the party 'woaia
cnMJer itself bound by acts of dele
gates who were non-voters.
jVaiy and M"u8 arrionJ; clasped 1
''amis and iliu inutW married therm I
H -v wneoiea is 'wem,nMntJ,
f"nl the-cb.WUtdS air tdug
t("r to Harlem n ;
Tmr--f ; i uJ . ' i'i n '
at Jome.'The Sennh wia f...;.
H Pffrmf a that of any other
4h Europe anf fades morevslowlv.-i
AUorty she glides into an, embonpoint
with an un wrinkled face and a La
Ufee age when the
English . woman . hnmaa
i necked and frowfy; arid the American
. wrinkled. -The climate has
it 5Ito3jur)ut doubti
Iess-her noVnshing food, generous
wmey and ut-of-cioor air much' mr.ei
ller mode qf lylhf contTibuiesjtheei
iPhtexercisedkdivHolent of
each function in a more natural and
G.Bnaiiwith us. There
are asceWiaeasin "America which
WXfi leiidencyiiitbllretara Hhe
Pi developnjepj, sof a j wdmVni
fsf American life are nnfavori
.ab.,e,to:a wealthy growth, in its fast4
lressas; veil As iter asceticism, where1
the fleh ;if corruped by dissipation
-or mortified bycertain religious teach
ing. -Aside from these causes is a
prevalent notion that it is hpnpath
the dignity of man and woman toi
occupy; themselves with what they5
shall eat and ..drink. Th AmprQ,.
1. - , i . . .. " w awku
. 3 ,u,?.re intellect tnah her French
sister,'
he latter has softness
;Jsb)asJ)ertness. There ia
'wusAjxunaDUiiy ana cleverness in
ohe mellowness aud equality of
character in the other. The-forced.
brilliant vitality of woman iu Ameria
yii10.0 feactio foil m-
tnfeihas Ats vfmitsV5 frr SW tienih
'Woman; tbet miud in-inore even and
Jfleertal, atdanUhe fabsence of ex
haustive and irregular demands made
upon it the ubiforoiealtb is better.
M-...i..i ....
: The ChrtUlaa.s -tirrfarker. ;
It appears W!fromsf late- cable dis-
P-Wfe affairs -jn ah&rhris4air
prbviDces -frnrkeyi havtr1 become
more -serious. 'The revolution that
begaairr Herxegovina has spread into
Croatia wnr Bosnirt The territory
of Turkey fs dividedinv the inimei
diatadftiediatit rpoasidrTof the
SaltanV-the f 6Ym e f b'eln 2' . under
'pasEasJ'or '-governors appointed di
rectly, y, llie T nrKiKh government,
and the-latter" acknowledging his
paramount authority and paying
tribute,, but T .govjefned by their own
officers, whose selection, however, to
be . valid rn ust rbe ' a pprov ed by the
SultarJ. rHerzegoinaTs an almost in
depe'nilen't province oT ile .Turkish
mpirei iToiiiinally forming a pai t of
the pashalic of, liom,. .Which com
prises, -besides Uosniiir proper and
Herzegovma?Tuikish Criatia. Tlie
tribes-who inhabit the regions ,f the
revolt are fierce and warlikt-, and the
revolt seems Wte ho general ; that it
may be dobbted whether it can be
SuppreH8ed by " any . ordinary army..
Tu r key has a ba 1 ikrupt t reias u ry iiiid
ail 'imperfec'tlv br&anized tniniarv''de-
partnieutl She i likely to fUnd
alone in' this contest, as, nussia has
an interest in. it, "and '.would not take
kindly.any foreign Vntervection in be
half, of frurkey... O " 5 v.. r -All. t
' Xlte IQelbuorue Widower.' '
A Melbourne widower with s me-
thing of a family and a goodly hank
account advertised lor a wile over a
fictitious signature. ' Several answers
were rece i v ed , ; a nongw h ieh w e I
cMrographySvas 'delicate 'andgrac?
fuk-the labguage chaste, and the sig-
natare, iiite nisown, uciitiuus. intri
sl brief and rnutuallyr agreeable cor-
respondence, a ume ana piace were
agreed upon for meeting. At the ap-
pointed hour tne gentleman was wan
ing in a private parlor.; at . ascertain
fashionable hotel, land shortly after
ward a lady entered, -thickly veiled.
She came intrembjingyjapd.id 19
venture io-look1 bp until We' voice 'of
ahe gentleman, in respectful greeting,
fell upon the ear,at.wnicl).8he startea
convulsively, rai8ejdLiherr &j.?zbUi-lhe.i.
tace ot ner swaiiantijjKrcjttiiereu u
suppressed cry-a cryia.ha,:tiSex of 1
whichr strtick ppofti ftl.bgentkanV
ear with a sound not unfamiliar He
lifted th&yeil:2syid Hooked lupontlie
scared face of his own daugnter,
unrsninfr her studies at!a'-scbo6l tn a
town smnialdisttisWaT
befn installS'l'lfotteVeirltfj
parental 'i-J' not
likilv to advertise for a wife again
HitttH-tbe-daughter w married. vm t,,
guilieii ' '' ' ' 't " 1 1 T t,f.iiHl-iu
Tlie Hamllcon-Bnrr Duel. -
AVM bee'Alexander Hamil
ton .,anV r Aaroq XMjrr ww -piouc.ua'
of the 'Hudson river, immediately be-
jheathltbe Palisades, at a spot some
six or eieh,t hundred, feet north ot the
northerly line of the ' Ueiaware ana
H udspq L!aaakCompianf !a idck. The
branch road of the Erie Kadway Com
pany ha? .pbUlerated. all trace t hereof!
Shortlv after ithe daeU the St. An-
York erected ?a Krabbtirrient' 'X6 the
memory of Alexander Hamilton; but
the visitors to, tDe f pot-sooir aesn
it in ihieafeeirnsH Yo obtain
me'
mfentoes. The- tablet; iwun jusenp
lion, w as uunciri c,. - .
jiossessioii :orilieiajilyJowning the.
imperty i -on4 wli i oh. 0 e 1 1 Vg
gf.ound was situated.-
r"i'--Tb Neiro.'lioer lit Georgia.
W-.' CocfiRAif Ga Awgiisirt;';
A sheriflTs 'poske of LawreiicectMin-f
ty - was yesteriiay!'reeislel? by! a'sitiad
of negroes, and' while', attempting, to,
'makealfi!:arre
lagaiostlbe
exploded Cwol cpB. tThirf - cost- the
"negro his life, as well as one of his
companions;' besidW
another. : The' negroes "are' massed 1 01
the number of " one hundred to-day,
;and are making threals.f p
ill
Oil
7
:;;;Greeji:& planner,, :,
frfHOLE ALB ANB-. RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Alcohol., Turnip
Seed of every variety. 1 " ' J
For sale low by
aug26-tf
GREEN & FLANNER.
hardware, - Jroniiajid : Steel,
. .w t -V,
"Pocket aidpTable Chitiery 1
si ... it- iof evert decerip(oii,k:'
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SCYniKS; FIS1I! BOOKS AKD LINKS,
All kinds of Toole. 4cJ Prices reduced at' ;; '
NATH'L JAOOBl'S,
JNATU'Li
.. 4.,. .r...... Hardware Depots
K.;
3' il.ii f -
axe;
MirrHiA3l:aM;Spdke
A well selected stock of . ,: , ;i
t-
3CARR1AGS AND
WAGON MATERIALS
at the lawert Brice.
Order hy mall promptly
filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
vv-
-s- i i NATH'L JACOBl'S.
; Hardware Depot
.Si:::'
' Sash1, Door and -Blinds.
Mannfactarer agency orders filled at factory prices.
, :' J . . . . f Vi . " .-:.-...'.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Vami8lics;&c.
.) At . . ATH'L ACOBl'S,
;. to. :i -HARDWARB DKPOT. v
2'i
ang l5-tf 't
" N o. 9 Mark et ; Street.
Ipeeioiiits for Gonieriooai
During the pact fire years the , VBOlf INS I bas
beeaitteaidily working Itseli into publie favor, and
those who were at firat most incredulous, ia regard
10 iu merit, ara now its; moet aideut friends-and
supp ;?ters.;.,': j.---- 1 ui'cl' so.! A
There are three essential causes for tbosehavifltf
etich a horror of putent medKine, hngin their
opinion ana lending their influence lowara taeiaa
vancemont of VKGETINfi. let. It is aa honestly
prepared medicine from barks, roots ant)., herbs,
ad. It honettly accomplishes all that is claimed for
it, without leavifig any bad effects in the-system;!
aa. . 11 presents Bone t voucners in testimonials
from honest, well-known citizens, whose signatures:
are sufficient guarantee of. their earnestness in .the
matter. Takine into consideration the vast ansntiu I
of medicine brought conspicuously before the public:
per columns, with bo proof of merit or genuine
Toacnere of what it has tione, we should be pardoned
for manifesting a smsli di-gtee of pride in presenting
tbe following testimonial irom Ker, J. 8 IlUK.Kh
S0N, D. I).. the popular and ever genial .pastor of
ihe South Fart st Church, Botton; , 1,;
Tbe 'l Ired Bdy om tor Meep.'
TT 1? Rtitk 1tov-S'--? . -
' Dear Sir It is as much from a sense of datv as of
gratitude that I write to say that your VhOEXlN K
even if it is a patent metllcine nas been of f reat
help to me when nothing else seemed to avail -which
I could safely use. Either excessive - mental work
or aoueuai care brings opon me a nervous exhamr
tloa that desperately needs s'eep, but as desperately
denes it. . Night after- night the poor.- tired body
t-ues for sleep until the day-dawn U welcomed back,
an-l we begin oar work tked out -with an almost
fruitless cnaee after rest, - Now 1 bare- round; that a
liitle VtfUETINK Ubea just before I - retire Trirca
me sweet and immediate sleep, and withoutauy of
the eU effects of the Hsnat narcotics. I think two
things would tend to- make - brain -workers - pleep.
1st. A little less work. ! Ski. A little .more VEUE,
T1NK. This prescription has helped me.; ' l 1
, Now I have a particular horror of M patent medi
cine, but I hare a greater horror of beinif afraid ta
tell ihe straight-out truth. The VEUhTLNE has
helped mc, aud I own it op. -- - ' ' '.'
; j.r Yours, Ac, j J. S. DICKERSON. . .
' Valuable Kvldeneo. -' :r.;-
i The. following unsolidiled testimonial from Rer.
O. T. WALKER. 1. li. formerly pastor of tbe
Bowdoin quare Church, and at present settled iu
riovidence, K, I , mu.t be esteemed as reliable evi
dence. '-' : i ' '.i-
No one should fail to observe that this testimonial
is the ronH of two years' experience with the use
of VEGETINlfi in the Rev. Mr. Walker's family,.
ho now pronounces it in valuable: -: -.:
': " VKoviDBNCS.fK. l.t16 1 Transit street.
II. R. STVBH8, EsJ : " ' ,r?: :V.T.;r,.!'
. I feel bound to exuress 'with my signature the
hig'i value I place upon your VjQKTliiS. ; Mf J
family have u.-a it ror tne lat two years, jn ner
vous debility it is inraluabie, and I recommend it to
a 1 who may need an invigorating, rchovatins tonic.
, '.. . .... . ; , . 1 . " O. T. WALKER. ...
Formerly Pistor of Bowdoinq.. C'burch.i Boston.- (
'. Xlie.Bet JEvIdeuce.. Qiajyd
iTOe following Icfter txn Bev B. S.' BEST. rs-
tor Hi H: Church,;NtuJj, Jlasis, will be raa -with
jqtcrjst by tuaay pnysicuns. . Also nose eeHcnii(f
from the same dist ase as afflicted the son of he Rev.
H. &E&i-iiu pre eaa-deaetHhis-tertinTDhy,
and there is no doubt about the curative powers ot
VnSKTlNE. '.'"T'lS.'i.
. . Nine, Mass., Jan. 1. 1874. ;.
Mr. IT. R. Strvass: :
li ar Sir We have good reason for regarding your
VKGifTlNE a medicine of the greatest value, v e
feel assured that it has been the means of saving our
son's life.1 He Is now seventeen years of age; for
the last two years he has suffered from necrosis of
bis leg, caused by scrofulous affection, and was so
far reduced that nearly all who aw him thought his
recovery impossible. A council of able physicians
could give 11s but the faintest hope of his ever rally,
in, two of he number declaring that he was be
yond the reach of human remedies, that even ampu-
taraon coma noi ssve nun, aa jib uauuu vigor
enough to endure V e operation. Just then we com
menced giving him VKGfiTlNK, and from that time
to the present he has been continuously improvtng.v
He has lately resumed hto studies, thrown away
crutches and cane, and walks about cheerfully, aad
etrony. -.. 1" ' ":' r. f ' :n
Though there Is rtill4 some discharge sfrom the
nnenin? where the limb' was lanced.- we have the
"fullest confidence that id little time ho will be per-
. fectly cured. . t : ---!. '
lie uuv laKcii auuiii iuicc u'i.u wi.vvc vif.uvu-
TT K. bat atlv nses but little, as he' declares that
J,he is too well to be taking medicine. Repectfnlly
t .nr. TP a RKsT IR.'.L.'.. k, bKsT. .
Keilable vlence.
118 Baltic street;'.Br'eoVn4' . T., Nov. 14,1874.1
II. R.'Stbvbns, Kbv. ...i. , -.w
Dear Sii From personal benefit jtecetvea WM
not- well an from neraonal. knowledge W those
-"whose cures thereby, have.. seemed -lmoet mlracu-'
loos, I can most, nesxtuy. ana sincerely ronawira
the VEGETINBiejtlJieiComnlaiilts forwhichtia
claimed to cure. .?,....'. JAMES T LTJDlW-
Late Paktor Calvary Bap. Church; 'Sacramento; CM?
' VuLHlim ! Solilbr Ornriiiif ""
- atig 30DAWAniSk3iaHl it s-f.ss -
lEugnp Xr xHarris,
-Artl8t-Iir,h
Q r ay Q n;Port raits v
tlBGS LEAVE rT6 CLL.TOUB ATTENTJOl?
O to his- Portraits1 la rt'rayon. 1 Persons wUhing-.
good picfures fit. themselves or deceased, friend'
run have fhtm nicelv executed bv seiidinn him a
t Tostas-i
frame of walnut and gilt will be furnished t those,
who desire It, at $1.50$2.tro. ... . 1?,.t ,A4
. s - iPKlCES: ;.,.:i.,..-.ti'
Sbje1, 14 ft Inches,' i ; . -';; -' ' - .' -. -.i
Life - 8i?e, flnst -JM T l-f'v
"Mr. Harris posseses the rare girt 'or oeing awe
to delin' atevaccufately, from a photograph vrt he .
picture the exact likeness f anv one., .jo a guaran
tee satisfaction." " lOxford der.J w
f We tave seeniis work, "and ;.cnsidef ;tt jexcaU
lent1 Try him " 'Central Pi otestant
-, tr k.vaun fa ranitnl nnf rait tif f Oh' 'iAj W :
Tenable, by Mf. fi. 4Hat.'K!tea",daL1
tional hwtre' tm1 M t genltu in . that department ,,
Torch Lighta13 M : " - -- -mt 17-tf
an
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PRACTICAL NATDAHIfeTrR7i ;FWAil,tJ0,Ci.;
tiJ ti,.i,iJimnitSi thti ' fSnnntTTV that .-faTrv
'' rapDllea the iraittaumAAieeW the neeessitiss of the:
f .fhr Ultsconnt to Clubs.-
i . - Bend " for
a - Specimen Copy.
t' Forest &i stream vInlllahlMS Co., :
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' 17 Chatham Street,' (City Hall Square).
I New York.
Post Office Box XSi mar 28-tf.
photograph to wora rrom. a guoa pnoiograpu is
necessary to iasure at good likeness. Tbe.iiKCes.
below iuclude postage by mall. . on roller. A; neat
VATiON fiBs FORBHTSt - TACHT1NW,' . BO AT
f INO lAND-A-LB rfJ .
? ft .WaiT-tveVt MWf
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..ejiuesanf emale-lDSttiite.R
INfcsnthnnuar sessfon 'bglns first of eptenv
.bcr.
circular givwgKacdlty apd
pei
u Pri:
vaehi5adr
dresi
H." RAWLlNGrt, M. A.,
rincipaX j
WQU&IiislMsor:4oM;'LSuiesi
' rum larrr.' r:' t'. nT M 1
' The annual session, ; begianingOct. IstTOdpnainl
mediate-vacatica-r liaueeome bultdrngsabd iroundsj
ana a ftrfl COi-p's of experienced instructors JiaaccU
f BiidtoifionrjikEDielisho $100 ertermi; JFor btlef
....... u . . u . 1 .V. 'U V...
TIN, Charlotte, TH-WM A
The dniy - Polytechnic .Home SchoolJ
St. CIement Hall,; EllIcet(jCliynl.
2-' Five vacancies owing to enlafpem'entl ' Apply at
once. Graduates rank high... Receives; only nrst-j
class boys, tour course-f Classical.' Liberal.)
2 ! f
Sciennnc, Comnrtjsendstsmp' to Masters, fori
uecenniat cataiogu.e. MnTHx - ; jo "i w'a:
AVic
',.-'.?Sf.v.-9 Hij.-'UiV .iia'jl:5W t.lWl
GrWn "Sepiajatprv '
f nr -eta n?n a Krrr -d a nrfTTy
-M.y sir.
mar. SMiw&tVo:;:.
, ti Post-oiace Fo .No. 8j Bcbjuonrlv Va, ,i,bi
Eastern. Yirinia and the Stsiea of North , Carolisa,
ii ii f '-SpwJl Cwfiwi ajidGepiKia i i-ovai
i J blvrt. i'j gf f ' - W ''if'''
r- This is Wis most toriven'ent! pdr&ble' "and bst
jnade Thresher and Clesntsr now In user ' It thn-shes
raoidly aad cleans more perfectly, than any ether
pattern. It has a "Self-Kegulaiing i Blast, which
makes the blowing over of Wheat an Impossibility.
Descriptive ,. Cataloornes of this machine, - and
Smith's Mounted Va. Horse Power, .promptly aent
to any address. . : . ' . , ; . '' ,'i 'iJ'V
PLEA8ATtAND . PROFITABLK-lBMPLOYi
M'EN'T "beautiful I"; f ;harmiBl",j1 '.'Obi
ho lovely! What are they worth r , &c . ruch
are exclamations by those who see the large elegant
New Chromos produced by the Eorojje'an ' and
Gems of Art, No.one.can resist the temptation
to boy when seeing-tb& jCbromes. Canvafse,
Agents, and ladies and gentlempn but of employ
ment, .wiil find this the beet opening ever offered to
mhkemonev. For full paiticularf", send stamp for
confidential circular. Address F. GLKASON & tX).,
738, Washington SCj Beeton; Masa.i:jfi UvjmC-i. -
The Brown Cotton Gin Op
. .u.'.r
MaiiUracturcrs of Cotton- Guts. (Mum ?.' Weederi.
Condenser r and Cotton Gin Materials of every deseiip: i
tton. our utns nave neenm-use uttney ye7T, ana
have an established-cepntationfe-tmpAciy, light
running, durability, and for quality. ' and Quantity
of lint produced.- Our Feeder is easily attached to
tbe (Jin, and easily operated by any hand of ordinary
intelligence. They are t the HmpUU and cheapest
Feeder in the market and feed with more regularity
thaais possible by hand, liicreaxing the outturn and,
eivinsr a cleaner and better eanwle. At alLTain where
exhibited and by Planters Maying thera in use," tbey .
nave oeen accoraea tne nieneai encomiums. . uvr-
condenser are well-made, durable and eimple in con
strvctioHi and do what is required of i them rapidly
ana weiL .ivg Aaatiumai power is requirea arve
the Feeder or Condenser, and no Gin House is com
plete without them. We are prepared- to -warrant,'
to any reasooaoie .extent,, perrect satis taction 10
every purchaser.;- Circulars, prices and full informa
tion furnished. Address as above; or apply - to
K. P. Covtnstou, Wllminelou, w; C
to $1 0;000
' f 1
c Privileges and paii
PROFIT.
Has been invested in Stock Privileges and paid '
t . V i
nnA r PER
tJUU CENT.
f How to Do It," a Book on Wall St, sent Tree. : , .
TUMBRIDGK & CO.,
iv; Banker Brokers Walt ftt? ff? Hr"
rpT A Q I The choicest H nhe world Impor
'XijixOi ters -prices Largest t Company in
America staple article pleoses evervbodv Trade
coiciinially increasing A gents wanted everywhere
btsfr inducements--dOn't" waste time send for
circular to HUBERT WELLS, 43 Vesey St, N.V.
P. lO. Box 1287. 1
Arr A WEEK guaranteed to Male and Female
fP I I Agents, in their locality.
Costs NOTHING
to try it Particulars Free.
O. jVICKERY SB
CO., Angasta, Me.
gng i4-daw4wga.
Bellevue High School,!
I Bedford Co. Virginia. ' (,)
(On Va. andTenn. R. R., 16 Miles West of Lynch-i
Tne tentn Annual session cegina sept. i5tn. - ; ; ;
.Full coros of Instructors. Beautiful and healthy
location. Pupil members of the familv. : For cata
logae containing information, address WILLIAM
.h. Rititui rTmcipavteiievue ir. .u.
aiy ea.w aw. -
Tyheham Institute,,
T ERGEK POINT, N. J., for Young Ladies- and,
X; Misses, will commence on September 15, 1875.
Located in a beautiful and healthy neighborhood
only eignt miles from New York, on the Central R.
R Uf N ew J ersey. For circulars, apply to Mrs - W,
Tovfnsend Ford, PnncipaL - References Revi GetX
z,. oirayan
SoldnrUahi
yrandReVr H. ,W F. Jones, -Bergen Potat,
Hamphrey a, tf 'B.D. Morgan & Co.; Samuel?
t. rown Jttes t, JJowery savings -Ba
Watner.'Irott Merchant, NewJE'orkXlty.
Jttes t, uowery savings -Banit; A. -Jo.
on Merchant jNew YorklClty. -
tk ITnlirersliy" of Virginia., .
'Equltyi UuadJ Lav5ten
Seesioabegjns Oct L.
mfmthd Initractlcn By)
ossMaedf IlhiArtrted By
lt75i and conitTruear iln& r,
textjbooks andJectans o:
rtei
MISCgfiLANEaUS.
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;BrqnzL,- s Locomotive, IVIatirxe, and'
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""' Also material for tne Trade at Jowtprioes. r v
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and29-tf
63 Market Street .
1-
U1U1I1U1J JJtait illfeff JJT
7iE iris
...f ::' .1
, w.i.r:.li
frizes amounting to ..v, i . y. . '. h $4 5 0.009
i T"-oi.v. r. . . loo.uuo
1 " - p$iii,Jh-Z-uVJi...:.X..- 'i - 50,00'
1 'V of ,..... ..............U?-i 25,000
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J tO i" of,gleaciiU..WKi.i..lV,OO0'
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1 p. I " of SCO eacb........... -.16,000
UWCUiara wllu lull UMoroiamm gent rrm. i u:iuug
tor ale by
le by - - f. u. UJiVLUN,
irray 7-dwly
30 Liberty St., New ork,.-
y
lit 111
lAamolTAJSs,
n .
r-ina'Saleon. 7 South Front St, warnington, N. C.,-
B i nave sevureu ue vorvteB ui tuo saoi
artists of my professtoa --. r-.-r
7 The IIIHsboro, Kecorder,
I
THE OLDEST PAPER IN THIS ,STATii, CIR
culatea extensively ia Orange and adjoin inn.
counties. Subscription price $2 60 ' per annum.
Published weekly. ;
JOHN D.CAMERON,
oct9-tf Editor and Proprietor.
i- ..mSSSSaS'li-Vl' ,V5H't'tt j; J -
Moot court exercises. Jf or catalogue, sppiy ir? v..
Uniteraity Of s t l,WtL ''WRTEKAKEB,'
-ww d,rim.
n-
' cvrfiaw ijr.ipnuu.iiu .'i I
iuior-MciiiiijrMmi;;wt:
LJL pRPTO LE4XTftjCiaAlJltTHI
Cityorpegbjy:and "wUhLas IttHe del Ayas -possible;
I jiave diridedjge,City mtofour Hletf thsDistritts
;w.ith HealthOffieer fcaBlgned todat tn-each. 'J
TfigSafiiS charlloretMcex
Brown, embraces that portion of the City North of
Market, todEaef of 5th- street.
The Srd Btstrict. !h Ehareef HeaBh ;OfBeer A. vr.
-JLentoq. emoraces ma1 ponwn oi tne city coma oi.
The 4th District, in Charge f Health Officer Sir.
Walcott, embraces that portion of the City bouth of
Market, and west of-frth street.
The HealtriOfBcets m4y bVkfiolini iy the Yellow
Rosette, and they .are instructed, to .inspect ana re
port all nncleanliness to my offload o po tvj :-i IlU
S It ih. hooedlthaf the"crtiiens irenetallr ' WD! cd
.operaie , with, met in ; this important -work, and
is Anv oereon reauirine the services off a' ScaVengef,
aay report, the fact to the Health Officer of the
invision m wnicn tne wora nrto do : oone, cr a my
Office: and the matter shall have , the promptest at
tention.' c.I'l.J--' - -
' .Trusting ne further appeal to our good citiisens
may be required, and that our City . shall be a model
In neatness during the coming summer f .. , 't
, ui a-, ill am; yeryJUspectfully, !--
, : J..JttliOBINSON, I t
April 15-tf I City Marshal.
TO HOLDERS- OF fiOUPONS. ' ..
OFFICB OF TREASURER AND COLLECTOR, 1 ,
Wilmington, 3 . ,C, June 9th, 1875. ? f
ISTotice; is HEREBGrr,-Tii j ,;-f
(of Bonds'of thfs cltyy, cannot ' be promptly paid.
.'- -.i ,!.r'. .ii.'st - - i -In
consequence of certain changes, under a recent
decision of the Sopreme Court of , this State, as to
the manner of .assessments, ...of the Realand, . Per-
sonal Property In this city; and thereby the City.
Tax Books, not yet haying been placed in possession
of the undersigned, for collection ; together with.
other complications, in- regard to our Municipal
affairs, now pending before the'' Supreme Court of
. i . i. . : : ' - '
North Carolina, the city of Wilmington must neceac
sarily Crave some Indulgence ,'frorh the Bolders of
City Coupons, uuder existing circumetancesu ; -;'
. 4;uIaavLl .ii-:.': f?;-T'.rb. SERVOSS,
june 30-tf ,, f . .. - rf . . r 3.tT Tf esnrer. "
Pay , Your City
OFFICE OF TREASURER AND COLLECTOR. : Tl
- July 27th, 187S;
THE CITY TAX BOOKS FOR 1875 HAYING
been received at this office, the undersigned is
now preparea to - -. . . A - . .t-h'.vi& m&Q
j i ; i WICTTHE CrrXTAXEg-, I; j;
piilieaf Estate and Personal property for 1875
i ALL PARTIES are therefore notified, and- re?,
quested to give this matter' immediate attention.;'
and to call at this office and " pay up" without
farther delay. .. . -
, CITY COUPONS are also receivable,-, ia- payment
Of City Taxes.;;, . ft -. s.. ' -i- -j . .
; ; lt. u sa;K vwbsv
I July 28-tf - Treasurer and Collector. t
ilTnrj nt i 'JSU m ftmn I ?arUeewaaUng bf
UlJUilUlU S liiUillUHiormauon , aoeut
Georsria or l'lorida, shoald subscribe for the1 Morn
ing News, published at Savannah. Ga. Daily, $10;
neatly, $1 per annum.- Advertisers aesinng cus
tomers in these States, should use its columns. Jl
it the best paper in the Southeast. r Specimen copies
sent on receipt oi oenta.
AUUICB9
ang 5 tf
J, H. E8TIfJ Savahnab, Qa.T i
For SiiiithiTille.
s
TE AMEIt DIXIE. 'WlLlI: KUN; BEG
every day except Sundays.;; :i;,:iSu: ' fe
ILeavmg w umtngton r. bl. ;
iLeaving Smitbville. .. i -7 A. M. ;-
KJoinmutatfon' -tickets may be" purchased at our.
office. . ..' , ...i . ;- ? j.;
jjtriy 13tf - " ' O. t3. PARSLEY CU.
ine Sampson Coiinty JBeef,
JT CITIZENS MARKET,' NEAR CORNER
$ec6hd and Market streets,' will be sold at prices to
imlt tha times' Call and see for vonrself. '- ri!;f
. in-- " T: A. WATSON. , .
. ang22-tf ' '; ..; ! ' '..;-' ; ;V ... Proprietor. ,
INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT & ABLUffGTOir
. .'. ." ' ', " '' .'" '. fi'i'i'V'
jjif e Insirj anOmny
Af RlnlimAA1 t,VltHnla! liJtSJ
I jf
Over 22.300 Policies Issued.
ill Tf'f, ' f t i f!'fi
Annual Incqme Over $1,500,000
y u A'-
iOTressiye!.r
! Prompt !
".1
SMfU KXPENBE3jMJU44 LOSSES aCTOI;
INVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERVE,
4
M
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PreitiHijbs ?ash; iHciestl5eraIr
it w
'Ailnual DItlslou pf Surplus.
ii
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bin vSSliiJ :?i ''-i-J -.' . . ' ' ';
akth u it J. iiiiiv jr.i -Agent. . .
OffloaFier the present with Dr. T.'P.1 W6od;'Jf edl
cal Examiner, on Marker Btreet- two doers'west of
Green & Flaniier's drui stors. WuIngionl. C.
September 2-tf - - " - ' '
INSURANCEnHOOMS
AtMnsoSWM iiiimiig.
$7O,OO0.OOd Asfieiliepre'e&ted.
t ' -r . r
(:!? ui vf f
Tnt. Co. of North America
Philadelhhia.
Continent d Insurance CQ ...
-NTjw Ynrb
(rittstt'9 mercantile ins:
Hartford Fire- Ins. Company'.
-Hartford.
m-vi -1 .
Nations: Fire Ins. Company.
I TlortfnrI-
Sprineheld F. & M. Ia. Co. 1 V. i . .Massachnsetta, .
Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co New York
ns. i
t:. tir Norm ATaenca .... r-aiiaaeiuaia.
Connecticut Mutual life Ins. Co Hartford.
Mafeh8-tf , . , .) A. J&XlFidiYc
T? NCOJJRAGE jl'QiLE INSTITUTIONSlpijf i
i laoiiw jjo, -v- . - - --r -
TIIE NORTH
:-A'.
. -:i Oi
U-vs
Mtea, ion au classes oi insuxaDie propeay- 11
. All losses are promptly adjusted 'and- paid.XThe
ifHOME" is rapidly growing in public favor, and
appeals, with confidence, to insurers of property la
iNtithiCarplina.a' i,it- ..j-if- j'-'-
ts in all paita ef the State,
B. H. BATTLE, Jr.,
. President. ' .
, C.B. ROOT,Yioraldlt'S "' u '
BEATON GALES, Secretary.
" PULASKI COWPEB, Supervisor.
ATKINSON in MANNING, Aowrrs,
ang 1-tf ; Wilmington, N. C.
.;;KQlt:;JlE.JT,. ;
.Prom.,li Ib of October. ext.
, all the rooms in the building known as. t& :
The Seaman's Home;;
Also those In the Bethel, -with the exception of, the
first floor; with all tbe furniture belonging , thereto;
. The Home has a la ge-t ank-J whi h - f ornishea ipufli-
leuE water for the tutcnen ana water closets wit
pipes leaaing to each si oro. ; . -iK-.ti
The buildina is now and - in eood condition, an
amoly large to accommodate all Seamen that come
'!r'flna:peffc.'!.:;-i ta Joaf.ni i.-jfp'.itiy---'
Tbe Large and Commodious Stores , oa Ihe : North
lm-fiarticnrarB anrflv to , i t
, - . li..li.'WOKTa,.J'' v
c ' ud 8 tf ' -"- ; ' ..v; --'----- ' Committee.
0
3!
,t SECOND HAND BOBSE POWER -(f .
A. . , V'.-.v. ' . ,
Stationary
and 80 thorse . power ' Portable ::Flae; Boiler,- with
Smokestack, 'puinp, all in excellent order, . Also
1 SECOND HAND .12 HORSE POWKR OSCTLLAT
V ' TNG STEAM ENGINE, '- .' V. ,? S,
suitable for ginning and tist mill. Will be sold
low. For information apply to ' . - . . ..
Tt Him ' . TT ttV GU -irt-.
" jane iStf
17 South Front street
-ValaaWe Real Estate lor Sals.;: -
BrVlRTUffpF' ANDiN ACCORDANCE : WITH
the provisions' Of a certain- Deed , Of .Mortgage,
executed by Thomas B Care and wife, Caroline N.
Carr, lo t The Bank of v New Hanover.!' i dated: ;th4
15ib day Of Ju'y A. p., j87f the ,undertigned,a?
Attorney s for said mortgagee, will Oh,Wednesdaj
the 2ind day of September, LA; D.,1875, atJhe.Coo f
House door in. thecitv of .W Umin? ton. at? twelve"
-o'clock M., sell for cash, by publie auction, the two
louowmg oenencea pi- pes or parcels ui iana tuiuuie
in said bity.oC Wilmington, via? 1 he first piece be'
ginning at a point in the : Southern line of Market
street 151 feet from the southeastern intersection of
said Market and Front streets', running thence east-
,wardly with Market street twenty four feet and four
laches to a lot formerly oeienging to esaran smrn,
thence with the line of said lot, at right angles with
Market street, southwardly to an alley running bom
Front to Second street,' thence -with said alley west
wardly to a lot lately belonging to Mra A. Paul
Repiton, thence with the line of said lot northwardly',
tothe first station. The'other piece beginning at a,
point on the Nortn side of Market sixty-atx (66) feet;
from the northwestern intersection of M arket and
Second streets, and running thence eastwardly along
the said North side of Market street forty-eight feet
more or less to the lino of a. tot .-of Jand belonging to
the heirs of Thomas Cowan, deceased, thence north
wardly one i hundred 4md thirty-two feet to the
'Southern line of Toomer'a alley, thence westwardly
along tne said southern line or Toomers alley forty
eight leet more or "lCfs,-thence southwardly one
hundred aLd thirty-two feet to the beginning.
vv mum atiwmAs,.,
aug22 D30d
L Attorneys.
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npHB BOARD bF ALDERMEN OF TIIE CITY
1 X OF WILMINGTON, N. C. DO
'ORDAIN, That any .Dray.. -Truck Wagon, ot
Cart found in use within Jhe City limits withoat the
Badge or Kegistered Number '
as required by City Tax Ordinance passed May th,, .
1873, shall be subject to seizure by the City Marshal, .'
and .the owner, thereof .subject to a fine of Fiv
Dozxabs for each and every' day the same is used' '
in this City without the prepkyment'of thd monthly
taXfcCg wjuipathaYinx oatbe 301 ia'sU i - '
Badge SilstefSlrumber -
as the Ofdhanceof the"City requires. ' -'i - 1 1
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Aldermen at their meeting February 16th,-1874. : ' J . : : '
- . T. C. SERVOSSi' ' 1 f 1
feblStf -. - ... t. . - -City Clerk.
OFFICE OF TREASURER, AND COLLECTOR,'
LECTOR,' 1
ton, N.: :., V '
17, 1876.. 1 if
i -- , - .: t-H-. city or-Wilmington
1 i : f;,i','- ,1. Ki .S.aoAUgas
I AM DIRECTED TO NOTIFY ' Al.iL ' PARTIES
j j J :0WING VliT TAXES,. - : '
that the requirements cf the city for funds are snrh ..
that a strict compliance with the Ordinances w ill '
be made, and such persons, who do -not- pay their'
City Taxes on or before the . p.
I FIRST OF -SEPTEMBER PROXIMO;
their property will be advertised and sold as the . -
law directs..i - i- ; '
;rr;. , ( t. c. servoss,.
City Treasnrer.
DogPrdinci&r 1875
Office Treasnrer &: Collector,
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City of Wilmington, H.: C,
o ... ;, .ijro June XWi,: 1875.
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TlhHB DOG' ORDINANCE FOB 1875 REQUIRES
-X that the same should go into effect June 1st
' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all parties
'Owning or keeping any dogs, either male or female, .
are required to register the same at-this ofnee, and -procure
the required Badges; commencing . . -
inoiidar tiie littL intii, "
and for four . (4) days thereafter. The Ordinance -.'
also provides, that uch persons who fail to comply
with the above- requirements, will be subject to a .
penalty of ten ($10) dollars.' ; '
? A. i ' '. , -. i T.. C SERVOSS, : -M,
'.ManflS-tf ': . ..- " . City Clerk. and Treasurer.
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ROM - THIS, DATE AUCTlONEBRSi ARE
prohibited selling horses or stoek of any kind
in f
the
In front of the City Market . Princess street . front.
iEastern line of Front street to the Western line
DID
of Fourth street or Second and Third streets, be-
twetn the Northern line of Market and the Southera '1
HH3(of Chesnut streets, axe designated for thia pur-, .
pose byorder of the -Mayor. - "
2' --ijU-Ji bswV iritf ROBINSON i! J,i
Jiah24-tf City Marshal
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JowHrpe 1 SrMei'or Way.
Tj' JPCBLIStlED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING ' r
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