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TIIUR81MY, MAIICH 23. l7fl.
Ilcligioui rcvivalH nro
ported in all directions.
ro
Tho latest accounts we have
seen from Now Hampshire give
U.cny, Republican, candidate
ioi viuvernur, i imijoi uj i
Ity the latest count the limine
stands; Republicans 207, Jfiu-!
ocrats 178.
Gen Pillow, of Tennenrec, is
a bankrupt. I J i a line renidi'i.'e
was sold the other day, but al
though it was valued at $8,000,
it was bought by a gentleman
lor and presented to Airs, j
I mow. A valuable library was
also bought for $11, and re
turned to Mrs. P. "Up North'',
says the Southern Jfomr, Home
braesy yaukee would have
stepped Ju and spoiled the
whole plan by running the prop
erty to a high figure."
Gen W. R.Cox, Chairman oi
the State Deniocraie Commit
tee, has been arrested by a
United States Marshall, and ta-
ken to Wilmington. IJo was
arrested on the trumped-up
charge of conspiracy in the
Robeson county contested
election case. The warrant for
his arrest was issued upon the pondenee with the central exe- forWurd the ponies to him at
affidavit of R M Normeut ;lltiv0 committee, and where ; Washington, and soon after
who, it will U romerabercd! there are no county organiza- thlSi the man got apost trader
, , , . . lions, prominent members of Bhip, though not the preciso
was one ol the contestants be- fi, ,,,,..,,. in ,wtifu tho pn, 1 V i t ii i e
the paity will uotity the com- p08t, he had been applying for.
fore our late Constitutional niitt.ee of the fact, and reccom-, iie Judiciary Committee
Convention for a seat in that ' mend suitable persons to eon j bave summoned General Kil
body from Robeson county. titute such committee. Spatrick to appear before them.
The arrest is regarded as a1 Resulvcd- Thilt the bllsis of It is said that he will testify as
high-handed outrage, and has Preeentation in the .state con-; followB: H0 received a letter
4l , b, ' vcution, subject to its ratilica- from Butt-arfield offering him
evidently been made for party tion, shall be the Merrimon and ; $20,000 to secure him a New
purposes. The alleged offence Caldwell vote, and Uiat one del-: York appointment. Mention
was committed last year, and egate will be allowed for each jnfi the matter to General Bab
the fact that the arrest was 100 democratic votes and an I cock( the latter asked for the
postponed until now-mBt at additional one for each fraction ;iett-r and in a few days Kii
lu L. Un tuimnt . over oO votes. j patrick was surprised to find
the time when the honest peo-; Rc90lved( That the nomina- fhat Butterfield got the aP-
r v.. .-. ...
enier upon a campaign ior its
redemption from Aadical thiev-
A a ,.a
l- . i I
ci v a iu l.uii iiiLUfi . uirn lii.lij
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the whole transaction is intend
ed for intimidation and politi
cal effect.
W. H. Howerton, Secretary
of State has published a card
in the Raleigh Sentinel reply
ing j, to the recent charges
againsthim. Gen. J. C. Gor-
man accompanied Mr. H to 1
New York and after examining
. ' fe
thepnees of the stationery, etc.
purchased by Howerton, gives
it ai his opinion that "the
transaction as an honest one
and that the charges are un'. .
, j , . . TT
founded and imaginary. How-
erton haB sued the proprietors
of the News, for libel laying his
damages at $50,000. He the south by the republican par
claims that Col. Walter Clark, ty-
one of the stockholders in the! solved That we doubt not
xr 1 j i- , , that all good people of whatev-
News approached him about er j.tffition, will see the
some advertising, and told him ba6e purp08e 0f this unfounded
that if he would give it to the ,
News, he (Clark) would cause
that paper to defend him-if
not he "would open his battor
ies upon him" etc.
Per contra, the News claims
that Howerton is guilty not
only of tKe charge spoken of,
W "anmlrir Mh.r r,r
but sundry other and previous
malfeasance m othce, and says
that before it is through 'with
Jum, "his own party will be
ashamed of him."' The firm
from Whom Oowertoi bought
the stationery have accepted
4 aa r!M OQf k v,
investigating committee. Col
datk hai brought suit against
Turner and Howerton, and bo
th? matter goof, pot Dorian
atandioflf and offcra tU follow
ing sugo advicof V
"Hrotbron, dotr brethren,
pcr.uit a vcuorablo christian
with gtoon gl&MGyeH, seated on
u very high fotico, to suggest
that your little handiM!8 were
never manufactured to claw
eacli other h optical organisms j
ill.thlH cxiieerlxiting tvlo. An
a ,1(.rn,,i of lhe g0H,,e. 0f pi!acc
and goo.i oi tier, we giiiuy urn-
der you the use of a battery of
12 pounders and a dozen tin-
uih-K.Ma ui iiijiiu-iuiun.
DU'" pi'aco or pieces
I'ursuiii.t to the
call, the
ne
Kxe.Mitive
Democratic
(.'oiiimitt'.e mot in Raleiirli oni
tj1(
1 5th inst. After a full in-
k,rchrillf,( f opinion, Raleigh
Alie"M: as the place, and
u.e i .u. m u,,,-uu, j n.Tno evidence before tho
holding the State Convention. 1 j IIVcstigating Committee be-,
The following resolutions ! gjns to look even worse for the ;
were then unanimously adopt-; president than was revealed by'
ed : j Orville Grant's admissions. In
Kesolvod, That this commit-1 a few li0lira a witness of high '
tee in inning the call for the pergonal character will unfold
state convention cordially in- to the Judiciary Committee an
vile tle hearty co-operation of account of the diapositiou by
all, without regard to former thc President of a frontier
distinctions or personal on- post-traderwhip. The applicant
sirai'.gement, who are opposed for this post informed the Pres
to the reckless extravagance, ;tl011t that he had the finest
glaring corruptions and dan-
gerous usurpations ol the radi-
party.
Resolved, That the chairman
of thc different county organi-
stations be requested to put
themselves at once in corres-
Lions 101 unices euuuiu ue lunue ,
. 1 A 111
at a regular convention canea,
for that purpose, to meet at
some central noiul, of which
"
due and timely notice shall be
given.
Resolved, That the accusa
tion against W. R. Cox. chair-!
man of this committee, of con-' Catholic churches, they should
spiring to deprive R. N. Nor- not forget the claims of the
ment, of Robeson county, of many Protestant denomina
his tights as a citizen at the j tions around them, who are
election ftr delegates to the1
constitutional convention is, in j
our Pillion. utterly groundless, ,
aud that the lnstlSatl0n of Pro"
ceedingsfor his arrest so long I
after the alleged offence, and !
0u the eve of the meeting of
this committee, is a wretched j
attempt at intimidation, and 1
but an illustration of the vile !
prostitution of law and legal
tQ the puq)08e of mJu.
ufacturiiig political capital, so ;
ircnerally practiced throughout'
prosecution, and that its insti-j
gators, whoever they may
prove to be, will receive their
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merited reward of condemua-'
tion and contempt.
Swallowed a Mouse. An
t extraordinary occurrence was
! , , u T, aV"
held on the bod of tt man m
, 80uth London. In a work.
room where many young girls
;were at work a mouse sudden-
mftde itft appearance on a ta-
; ble-ifusing- of course, consid-;
TZ Z&MFZ.
;fieized however, by a young j
: u u 1.: ?
ent, but the mouse slipped out
of his hand, and running up his 'to have a free rldQ to the Cen
fileeve, came out between tuYtennial.
Waietcoat and ihirt at the neck.
Tho unfortunate- man bad hii
mouth open, and tho mouw, on
tho lookout for some convoni
cut place of concealment, en
tered the nian'H mouth, and ho,
in bis fright and surprise, swal
lowed it. That a mouso can
oxint for a consideraolo Length
of time without much air has
jul)K boea a ,)upular bdiof, and
Wlu mmiI1t,.,v nrnvtl tn ,n
, fl j
for t)0 m0UH(J kegan to tcar
ftI1( bite inside tho man's throat
ttM(i ciejt (U1(J tne refiult WM
that the- unlortunato fellow
died after a little time in horri
ble RKony. Several witnesses
corrouonucu me auove iacis, j
and medical testimony as to
I 1 I 1 J A
jrivti a verdict of "accidental
death," was returned
i iv ieiii'"rav ii i ,vi o pp n
,nljr 0f Imdian ponies that he
ia( eV0r seen, and desired to
make a present of them to one
0f the President's sons. Tho
President promptly telegraphed
the post-commander near the
nar where tho horses were, to
nomtmont
The Archbishop of Canter
bury, with his usual compre
hensiveness, thinks that while
his clergy are discussing the
propriety of holding fellowship
with the Oriental and the Old
more in sympathy with Protes-
taut principals than those Ori-
eutal churches.
.
In this county a colored
child, two years old, walking
behind its mother, holding to
the skirt of her dress, and the
mother carried a bucket of lye
in her hands. She turned sud-
denly and hitting the child s
chinJwith the rinT0f the buck-
et spilled some lye in its mouth,
causing its death in a abort
time. Salem Press.
The highest clerical salary
paid in New York is said to be
that of the Rev. Morgan Dix.
of Trinity ( Ihurch who gets
$15,000. In England salaries
! are higher. The Archbishop of
, Canterbury gets about ,UUU
iri-tMX nnH flirt hntvi Klrtnf lr.Kn
a year and the humblest Bishop
about $10,000. Deans got
from $5,000 to $15,000, and
Canons about the same. But
8ome 0f tho rural clergy and
those m the smaller towns re-
ceive salaries which keep them
and their familiejj down
to a starvation point.
Genl. W. R. Cox has been
discharged, on motion of the
cuti M
mU , ,iU lf
The old veterans of the Mex-
: ican war who live in Texas ar0
CommunKU(l) vr j
' CAni-Ut ro lon IoUhoa
qm to wrlU thy nra T)r thou
mkrk to tbjTMlf Ilk u lioueit,
i)UlnMl)ttlln(r R)nt . .
CWtiiK. Hlr, 1 thnk CloU I hv
titHa Kjwrell bruMgU up that I uo
wrlt ioy um. w
all. H liuth oaufvMod. Away
wi'li hlui-ltn'i u vlllulii und ft traitor.
-idi partnfKit HmT1 riAct 4, 8cm4 8.
M01IKUN1ZK1. ' '
Ciiaibmak.IjcI iw alone. Dont
thou bcllnva In rallro4a7 il dual
tlmii pin thy grldt In on tnd or thy
Muck and olioon i thw a amoolli atono
from tho brook to bulanOo It withal ?
CA.viirATr..-l dotMl ratlruuda. I
glury in lniJ rond and a d'jitaut mur
hoi. A.t. Thin l our man. a
(joiitlomnn and a HOholar.
'I'lrii a tnmi should t opposod to a
ritllrnuil tax la not utraiii;, hut that ho
bIiouIi! hit oprxml to a rallnmd by It
vi f onnidrd, Ii traiiKf lmltd, and
Ui hear an InlelllKO'it man-ono who
wrltm for lh prniw, loantln(r of tho
"advanlaxt'M 'of bad roada und a dla
titnt innrkvt Ii thn atratigeitt ol all. It
B.iundN like an eohd from aoroai tho
ertilurlea.
1 oll'ur a few wordn for thinking me
cliKiiicM, moichaiiU, farmer and other
working men. bunpoao Caldwell
county entirely cat oil from the rent
of tho worl I, with JiiKt the men and
money we have, could wealth evaruo
cumulate in the county? Would uau
ey uver k1 more plenty than it Ih ?
Truck for bait, r, barter for truck,
with each olhr can't brink'
wealth to the county aa a whole. 1
once heard of two brother being shut
up in a room, that both made fortune
swapping knives with ciu-h other, but
I never could believe It without
straining mysell. 1 could prove, by
figures, thut being partially ouf oit
would operute to our diHiulvatituge,
but llgureH doii't bnlanco ugaiimt the
"udraiititge of bad rnmls and a dbtant
market "
(Jommerce Is the life of any country.
HuppoHe the rullrond fliiithod to Le
uoir, bringing with it lhe 40 addition
al merchant ami the million's worth
of goods, more or less; they must have
40 storen to put ihelr goods in Here's
a cl.auce for youi mechanics and day
luliorers brick to make, timber to
get wood and lumber to haul. They
want sugar and cofl'ee and c'othing.
(joiids you know, will he uway down
below zero so low that I suppose a
good day's work will buy shots for u
whole Tamil. All the present wag
oners can get employment hauling
goods from the deoi, and wood and
hay for the h'g town ; there will be
Home ol It to do, when 4'J new stores
and oilier population iu pro(ortioii
come in. 1 Ue luriuor will want help
to raise corn Ht$l 115 aud wheut, ut 2
per bushel. They can allbrd to pay
twice as much for lubor as at present,
with t' 'advuntagis of bud roads and
u distant market," and when they
get their money they will want to pull
down their cabins and build cottages.
Here. h a chance again for yoiir ine
cliatjic? and day -laborers. The nier
chiiils will gel part of the money for
materials, aud the world will move,
with $00, 00 thrown into th county
every year. The above Is based upon
the figures of "Procon't that is his
strong "point." "I'rocon" is hard on
the farmers, but would have them hu
manely tared for. Now li) farmers
will take care of themselves dou't
fret about that. They will have a
road, and when the train steums into
Lenoir I suppose ' I'rocon ' will flee to
the back mountaius, where, with the
' d vantage of bad roads and a distant
market," he will soon grow rich.
We want mi ney. To get it we
must sell thepro !ucl9 of our farmland
Torests. We can't get it otherwise. -liut
''Procon,' sitting on the sunny
side oT the court house, minding the
flies off his nose, ways "there's 60,000
bushels of corn In the county that
cnn'l get a.v::y I have that consola
tion,' all the while dreaming that he
has cut Ills eje teeth, when, in fact,
it's only what the jockeys cull "blind
tuskH.' IT he don't have t em ex
tracted he will be stone blind every
lull moon The way to benefit the
county according lo the ' I'rocon' the
ory, h to blow up tle bridges and
blockade the roads. 1 suppose he will
aik the (Jomminsiouers lor an appro
priation Tor that nurpose-
There are hundreds of square miles
of the finest white pine timber in our
mountains, which is dying out piece
meal The third gemmtion may hot
reap the benefit of it. We are too poor
to manul'nctiire his timber Intoshln
gles, ash, blinds, etc Why? He-
cause there is K),000 bushel oT corn In
Caldwell tht can't rlrtd ;i market
Two shingle mills hav operated in
the county, paying good wages in
cash today laborers and wagoners
1 the only "honest' men that Procou'
mentions. One of these mills hus sus
pendedthe other almost so. w hy ?
Because of the "advantage of a bad
road and a distant market.' Mitchell
'(tu blessed of the Lord in .the way of
bad roads and dlstcmt markets, could
realize thousands from the cherry logs
It Is burning in Its clearings,, from its
buckwheat, cabbage, potatoes, butter,
cheese and beeves, il they could sell
to Lenoir at high prices and get goods
low. Watauga and Wilkes could do
the same. Burke has a road of its
own. This covers the "othr counties
communities and merchants,' except
those of Hickory and icard those
men who have sacrificed everything,
bankrupted and .killed themselves
oot to make moiey off us no, no, my
dear frieude, but simply to furnish the
beloved people of Caldwell aud Wat
auga with a ''reliable market.' What
ungrateful wretches we are for want-
ing a railroad I Phis sounds exquis
itely beautiful to one who has traded
at Hiokoty Tavern Hickory and
Icard, "The horse leach hath two
daughters."
There are thousands of acres of good
vbeatlaud In tsouth Caldwell selling
at $1.00 to $2.0 per acre. That is not
floklgb that, hundreds cf our people
oould uot rent or buy., Try 60 acres,
I'ProcoQ ;V you oau soon pay for It In
coru, even at .80 cents per , bushels
With land at that price it it strange
that any man should, look forward to.
the employment of ''day labor" for
blmselfand his children for all time
to come f that he should deliberate?'
and oontentedly take his stand there,
never expecting to own ai nice kittle
farm en which te live and die. Jf
tr:
trure Is such a tat A cbaerfully i
nut that ne.ilil nsvlt need a rallnf-l
of anvthlok else Ltd a generooe pu
ritoOAu' Malmto tnejkk for Lsnelr.
but bs don t speak tue languart of
Athens. 1 was made of that dirt. I
am an Athenian, but I don't under
stand his languag. I love Lenoir. I
know Its merchants and mechanic.
They are not afraid of a railroad they
are trustworthy as well as "thrifty."
Ita U-aohem are gentlemen mid schol
ars ; the Pioneer Library Is a success
In spite of the awkward, left-handed
Ihiwsi of Proooti .'' He's llko a blind
adder In monHlna; time, b -etrtkes at
everything that moves. 1 bore's evl.
deiitly something the matter with his
eyes ; he must have active treatment ;
those' "blind teeth" must come out, or
bo s blind, bllud, blind.
THK A LPHAURT OF THE AD
MINI81IIATION. Wrl'ten Tor the Instruction of Judgo
Taft, Hie latest arrival, whose educa
tion Is about to commence:
A Is for Avery, safo In his prison.
II is for Babcook, who ehould be In
hlH'n.
i) is for Colfax, Moblllers bead mat).
1) is Delano, who swindled the rod
inan.
E Is for "lOmam." on Kugland un
loaded. F is Fort Hii!, that poor Belknap ei
ploded 0 Is for Grant, who is partial to
knaves.
It Is for Harrington, expert In safes.
1 In for Ingallb' and Mrs. O's watch.
J is for Joice, who a "nice thing1' did
botch.
K la for Ku-klux and bloody-shirt
Morton.
L was the Landaulet for Williams to
sport rii.
f it f r Marsh, whos ) rocessis nn i(
N Is for No one hut Hrlfdow that's
lionet.
O is Tor Orville, the gu-between bnv
ther.
P Is for Plerrrpont, convictions to
smother.
Q is the QuostionM that no one must
ax.
It Is the Responses that koep out the
fax.
B is for Shepherd, his rlngius aud
panders.
T Is for Tax payers, whose tnonj he
HqulindorH
U In for Ulysses that stands by these
friends.
V is the Vill-lnle thnt he defends.
W is the Witnesses bunted with
i'elice.
X the 'Xnmhmtlon which he must
silenee.
Y is tlio Veil from the nation (hat
ring-.
Z is the Zeal for a new state of thlnn.
Iltilliinore Cjtizttle.
llreVliirs.
llinbop Uo'uei t Millmuo, of Calcutta, 1
da id.
Unii binV, of DaYim orr, n ivn, liai coK
lnpned.
Kuron tplngrapli wire nr poQrrally
blnwuiiwwii by recent itoi tun
(iood Ti-nipUriirn li'all ih rog this c
on in Kpnincky.
Mr. Spurgeou's church mi in ler 4,813
persuni.
Tliere ars 1,409 448 lav.- in I?rniil.
Ed win Booth cleari-d ?.j2 000 by hii re
cent S"lhern tiip-.
Upwnrd of iOl.tlCO n w empevinea mot
ly oi the rninin varinty, will be pUutod iu
Pre too county, (Jul., tins apring.
Tims fur tliii BOamm 43. 1? 0 bab's of cotton
havn beon h indlcl at VtI(h i.i Tlio en
lini buineka of lust tutu m amounted to on
ly 82 000 balm.
A Cliicago plsvteier nrit from Sun
Franciaco t'lHt ho hsnu't ilin a daya work
and that great mtny bricklayers and Cur
potitd ri Imvo in. tiling in tlie world Itt do.
Go West, young man.
Tko Now YorkerH, as u.ual, Jud u big
domontiatioii on St. I'uirirk'n dny. About
thirty thousand Irishmen uurchud in line
jirocession. ,
"a valuable workT
The Vcnl'nnlal Hutory of thr United Statei
from lhe DifCuverij if the American 'mCon!i
nent to Me clow, afthe. firit cent" y ff Amer
ican lnirytnienct, Hy Jamrt D. McL'ahe,
Author el "A Manual of Utiural fuiory,''
' The Unal Rrpuhlic," etc.
It is a weif known fact that the trial
mass o( our pi opl are ('(impelled to rely,
for thuii ki'owludge ol tho history of their
country, n pun tho outlinrt works intoiidid
tor tho u "I "arlie wliioh by their very
mittli" are brief; designed for the c. inore
h.snlon of childriTi, aud in every wuy nn
uited ti the 8i.tili miud. There hto long
been felt a geiroine want ofa I Jittery of tlio
United States, covering the whole period
from the ditcovery of'the'Coritlheui' to lie
pre sent day and piosmtlfii? in a.' succinct
land comprohooalve form the liUtory of oar
reouutry tUrdugh it variost periods, from a
tocher aoa more inougriital s aiidpotut
thtn would be propor lif a school hittury.
Thiidemaod we aro bappy to sty in tatlt
fuctorily uiot In "The OenteUilat History oT
the United Statoi,'' wkirk whtch is evi
dently destined H Uka rank, at tho Btand'J
ard Hittury of our country. The autbori
Jamet I). McCalie, ia aa able and well
ku'own historic il writer. .
We most heartily oolumond this boek t y
our readers. It is no- dry maas of dotaiU,
uo bombantrc efl'oi t to inll une tlio Datiuoal
prida, but a cluar, vlTid, au.l Urillrant
nari al ve of the events of our hlatpy. (ruui
the ditcovo.y pf the Amaricau Continent to
lbs present d v.. . It g,ve a muat intereit
!ug account of the. Indians, of )orth Auasii
ta, from the liaie o tlfe cproing o' tbs
Whit mnn. The voyages of Oolilmbua, tb
Siploraiiunt of the dillereut natlosa, En
rope, and the wanderings of the gpaqdiardt
111 anarch1 Of gold and iiiiertal ,yOu.th, i are
tbld with graphic bower ', The story u( the
Revolution Isjelatod with all the interest of
S rotaauce; then follow a clear and suc
cinct account of the formation of the Feder
al Ooustiotioo, the Kecoud AYar . vth Eit
UnJl;.tbe Me'xlca'a SYa,' and the events pi
oar bUtdry tip' to tbe coiurhenbeaieqt of the
Cif il YTsr: The Ifkttor o f the 0f -A Var
ta rehited ' with imenr Vigbr1; il..dr" with
strict' lldellry W trptb.'jTrJa aathdr'wrltet
tnroDgnoui vnirj cbiiuiicbs buu rm
nlMhHa'iha MaMM arnn' Snntfr.n At- nu.tfc
Tb bDkidoDtatan Appendix; giving an
actdaat of the 8ppr6achiti 'Iiiterhriiionil
Centennial El'ibitioo. - .
It U'soiuprited' id one large "kai hand
some volamts of tai1' psgo,' and' Contahi
,
443 flne airUiM , m JU Uad wooj,
Tks bOoljf Is ImiW t. lbs WstlenalJ Fufc.
lUUIuf Oit,,)t ri)llidli)hl, wbMs latpri B
Mssuarautsu lr toe ssoeUsooe elf lbs
Ins lbs eksraetsr of the work, ftsd 'auk
sabfrlk! It prstenWd with a kandiene
llttiotraphlo eniravlng of lbs Osstenaial
Et bill tion DullJlai and Oroondt. It U
kld y subsorlptUs oaly, tad Ut pabiitk
r mini agaoin la ovary oauaty,
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lurui, Iim writin a book 00 Ortpo aod
Hrall Kiult culture, which U acknowUd
d by l hortluulturUt, tad bj tho proM,
ai ilis licit. mit cmnprslieuilTi' tai cbaopu
etboi.k publi bod.
, fvhd 90 ennU Hid itimp t'i
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AdKNTfi WANTED ! Medals and
Diplomas awarded for Holmaa's New
Pictorial Bibles.
1.800 Illustrations. Address for new
circulars, A. J. Holm an a; Co.,
030 Arch street, Philadelphia.
A week guaranteed to agents,
Male and Female In their own
locality; Terms and outfit
free. Add.ess P. O. VICK-
HUY 4 CO., Augusta, Maine.
ri'HK TANITECO., Btroudsburg.Pa
A Emlky Whkrls aud Machinkbt
$5 tO $20 Per ftt home. Sam
pies worth ?1 free. Stinbon A Co.,
Portland, &le.
VV A IV T I"' I Aciknth for the
v J 11 I I ilJ b,.st selling Bta
tlonrrj 1'afl.a1 n lhe woilJ. IicmUiat
IS tboelt ppr, lb aiivrlojirR, tolrlen Pen,
I'on-holdor, I'ei o 1, patui t Ynrd Mtatore,
anil s jiirre ol Jnwrlry. Single puckaga,
wild ptlr of oli-cunt Gold Stone Slmve Bat
tni, pent paid 25 ceuU, 6 f .r $ 1 .00. This
package h ia b -m ex amia-d by the1 p ibs
linhi-r id the M ssr.KotR snd loaad ss ro
prerfit'd worth tbo piod-j. Watcliot
giu.-natmy in all "nm. ( irtui.r Iree.
BKlDE C) , 7i'., Drosdway, Now York.
Mind rcudinrt
Pdychumwnej,
jjL HlncioniKn, 8 ml Charming,
MMm-i
mn ami Manlike Ua:ue, showing how
eitlmr sex may laacinate and.gatn the n
ai.il artuoiion of any person they cboOSo in
utantly. 400 agnt By mail 50 ota. Hunt
A t o-, 18'J S 7th St. Phila.
Ten yenm an Meaaers. Oao. P. Rowl
k (io. ntib'ishd their advertising ajency
in N"t York City, five years ago tbey
b oibi d lhe buainoas conducted by
John 11 op r, who wot tho flrtt to go Into
tliii kind of onti-rpiiio Now they havj
tli r satisfnetion ol controll ng the most ex.
tensive RlvMriiing connection whioh baa
ever be i'n secured, and one which would
b liurd.y (i.HB.ble iu any other country bat
tli . They have eacceuded in working
il"n a complex business Into to thoroughly
a si wrcm itic method that no change is the
n"w spaper ay stem of America can escape
ti' iice, while the widest information upon
ll opics interesting to adveriiaert is placed
readily at the disposal of the puhlic.
NEVUORKTIMES,June 14,75
Rags Wanted.
WE will pay two (2) cents per
pound, cash, for good oot ton
rags, nud remove them promptly, by
notifying us at tbe paper mills. Lin
coluton, N. C. V. & ft TIDDY,
Maich If, 1876. Agents.
For Sale.
Two Two-Horse Wagona,
and a Hpring Wagon, made of the
best material. Also one railroad cart
Will be sold low, for cash, or
Exchanged for Young Mules
or good produce.
We nr also prepared to do all kinds
of BLACKHM1TH1NQ Work done
promptly, good materials used, and
charges moderate
J. 14. WILSON 4 CO .
March 10. Lenoir, N. O.
R.
M. TUTTLE,
Manufacturer of
Chewing Tobacco,
LKNOIR, N.C.
(CPHIgrtest c ish price paid for leaf
tobaet'ol
special attention given to
oruers
Advertising in
Reflioiis aid Acacflltnral
WEEKLIES,
For Information, address
i,
GEV. P. HOWELL CO.,
- yard. FKLT OEILINO ror rooms
H'BlMjra.'. Fbr dlJouU'r arjd Sam
ple; Add rei a C- f FaV .Vftntfea; $m
Jetsey,
177
HALF-PRICE.