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si VI 1WVJ 'VI HWItU VIVIII
WM. A. HEAKNE & CO.,
I A nato lor the North Carolina Preea. and
General Agent, for too Collection or Claim, of every
eVtscription thraugbeut tlie SUU. Offlc, tiohle
boro ' N. 0 Art a.lberiaed agmte for Tai Ou
flOSTB BTATIt
LOCAL
Naw AoTvmTisnnirrt. Court
No
tice -A. J. Mason, U. 8. C.
To Railroad Contractors Jtt. C. Tur
ner, John 11. Enniss Variou articles.
1 ancitiff School Miss Roac (Jurncross.
Siroassian Milk of Rosea- -Dr. E. BQL
or "Santo vine," lbs great worm
killer, ia only 26 miiU par box, in the
reach of all. Prepared by W. L. Ei.EMtao
and told . vtrv where.
For sale by 0. B. Poclson, Druggiet,
aft., Salisbury, N. C,
iy Was) ha become of the Hende r-
oii Index t We have not received it tor
two weeks.
IT" We aee it announced that Mr. Ed
ward" B. Fulfings, of Charlotte, baa been
appoiuted Collector of Infcfrntl Revrrrnw
in this the 6th J District in place of 8. H.
Wiley.
For several weeks we haro been
compelled to omit moat of our selected
miscellany to make room for several very
importaut acta of Assembly. We have a
number of importaut acts s ill on liuud in
which the public generally are interested,
ami which we intend to publish. But they
are comparatively brief and we will not
allow them to trespass so largely upon
our apace as we have heretofore done.'1
Subscribers would no well to preserve
those papers which contain important
laws.
Jcdgk Cloud did not set aside the
Terdict in Hardy's case, as the Statesville
American infers, but simply imposed upon
I the prisoner the lowest penalty prescribed
by the law in cases of manslaughter.
f The letter of Mr. Malloy,
of Cheraw, was received by us ou Thurs
day morning last just as we were starting
to Davidson Court, and but a few hours
before we were ready for press. Wo gave
it to the foreman with instructions to pub
lish it in the local column, but by one of
those rnistpk.es which so often occur in a
printing office the figures were transposed
by the compositor so as to make it appear
that the meeting referred to would take
jlacf on the Slat instead of the liijjv'e
deeply regret the mratake, atw it wpuld
"Callore." -The readers of the
North State for the years 1866 67 can
not have forgotten the beautiful pieces
then contributed to its columns by "Cal
lore." For more than a year her contri
butions have been wanting and have,
doubtless, been much regretted by our
lady readers especially. We welcome
ber back this week with the sincerest
pleasure. On our first page will be found
one of the meet charming pieces that have
yet appeared from her pen.
We make our acknowledgements to
Messrs Mock ft Brown for the compli
ment of a new and fashionable bat
Hoar, gratefulwe feel cap only be (imag
ined by those who Iknow how proud we
are, and what a
'seedy
soule
hat" we have
time past the
been wearing for
only one we had.
Messis Mock & Brown have an elegant
assortment on band where all who are
oitnated as we were can supply their
want. '
Davidson CourtWe attended David
son Superior Coart on Thursday and Fri
day of last week, stopping with our old
friend Mabry, who entertained Us in his
usual elegant st vie.
Only two eases7 of importance came
before the court while we were there:
the case of the State against VV. F. and
David Henderson, which was removed to
Farsytfae county, where jt will probably
disposed of in some way next week or
the week after, and the case of the State
agtinst John Wagoner, indicted on the
charge of stealing a mule, which
was
tried and the defendant acquitted.
Virginia. Of the thirty eight conser
vative papers in Virginia, thirty -two have
taken ground Iff!1 Walker, and of the re
maining six, but one opposes voting for
bim. There can be no doubt of the elec
tion of Walker and the expurgation of the
IConetitutinn if the Conservatives but half
do their duty.
Important to Farmsrs The Ma
number of the Carolina farmer is on our
table. Like all its predecessors, it is
handsomely printed, and filled with a
large number of interesting and season
able articles. We are glad to learn from
the proprietor that the Farmer is a da
cided success, its patronage already be
ing much larger than ha most sanguine
expectations bad predicted. Published
monthly, at Wilmington, N. O., by Wm.
H. Bernard, Terms, 00 per year. Spe
cimen copies sent oa receipt of stamp for
posuga.
E
Demomfi Magasine for June is upon
oar table, and ia quite equal, if not sup
rior, to any of its predecessors. The pat
terns which accompany this Magaaine are
worth the subscript! n prioe besides the
fashion plates, reading matter, Sec. Ad
dress W. Jennings Demo rest, 473 Broad
way, New York.
We are clad to learn that the firm of
Messrs. Pierce, McCurdy cV Co., Real
Estate Agents, of this town, of wbieh
our townsmen, the Messrs. R. T. Fulgbum
and B. F. Whitefield are members, hare
formed a connection with the North
Carolina Land Company, of Raleigh,
which we trust may prove of mutual
benefit to both companies as- well as to
this community. Daily Messenger.
The people of Haywood are in about
as good condition financially as the peo
ple of any other county in the State. 8o
far as we have learned, only one Hay
wood man has taken the benefit of the
Bankrupt Law, and he was forced into it
by citcurnfllauce absolutely beyond his
control. It ia not every man who can
aay that.
Jackson county is in an equally flour
ishing condition. Ash News.
It will be pern hv advertisement that
"Kairvicw Female Collet?.-" ffrnn rlv
Mecklenburg UaMrge) t'lia City, is to
be opened Tn Ssmbarnelt. by IVofti
or F. IX Hahiftin. Wtrr.Dem;
Mr Smith, President of the N. C. Rail
road, offers a reward of $100 fur the de
tection of those who are in the habit of
throwing tonea into the passenger cars
at Charlotte. We hope the offenders may
be apprehended, for the guilty person or
persons deserve the severest punishment
for sach mean conduct. Ohar Dem.
Destruction of Wheat in Anson. We
are distressed to learn that the farmers of
Anson county have found it necessary to
plough up their wheat fields, one of the
most disastrous hail storms ever experi
enced, having destroyed the wheat of
that section Wednesday night. This is
truly distressing, not only that the labor
of so many months should be brought to
nought, but that we should be afflicted by
the loss of 'much promised grain.
Wadesboro Aargus.
Narrow 1'soipc. Last week four
calves, while graaing in the yard of Mr.
R. A. Springs of York connty, 3. C,
Were attacked by a terrier, and in their
efforts to avoid the dog, one of them fell
into a well 45 feet deep, with six feet of
water. Mr 8. was absent at the time, so
Mrs Springs had to send to the field for a
man to extricate the calf ; and strange to
say, when it was drawn from the well, it
was found alive and unhurt Car. Times.
Bishop Wightman, of South Carolina.
The Rev. Bishop Wightman, of Char
leston, 8. C, a Bishop of the Methodist
Epj"epal Church, South, preached on
Sunday, both morning and evening, at
the Church of the Strangers, in the New
York (Jniversiiv Chanel, on Waahinrrlon
- . r - o
auuare. of which the Rev. Dr. Deem, for.
teTiw.yTlf North Care, is pastor. Tee
Bishop was on his way to St. Louis to at
tend to some official business, and was
prevailed upon by his old friend. Dr.
Deems, to remain with him over Sunday.
This is probably the first time that a
Southern Methodist bishop has preached
in this city since the great division of the
Church, which took place in 1844.
N. Y. World.
Beautiful Monunient.-The heirs of
Hon. Richard S. Donnell, have recently
had erected over his remains, a most
beautiful memento of pure white marble
This monument is now the largest in Ce-
da throve Cemetery, being nineteen feet
in height and weighing more than nine
thousand pounds. It is a tasteful and or
namental work of art, and was erected,
under the supervision of .las. A. Biyan,
Esq., by Mr. Win. Jones, whose hand
work is too well known iu the city for os
("to -speak in its praiae- It - ia suough to
say tun Mr. Jones placed the moiiumejit
in position with his uoal skill.
One face of the marble base bears this
inscription :
Richard Spatoht Doxxem ,
Born
September -20, A. 1). 1820;
. - Died
June 3, A D. 1667.
TTunc semper mcmim issc jurabit.
x While on the icvese are found the fol
low i n g w ords : -
"Beaufort cownty, his chosen home, re
cords her gratitude for many years of un
aelfish and distinguished services, upon
hut honored tomb."
Netcbern Jour, of Com.
"Let us Hare Peace. We are aorry
to see that the editors in Raleich and
Newbeni quarrel so much, and sometime
use such ugly language towards each oth
er. It looks bad and gives strangers an
unfavorable idea of journalism in North
Carolina. It is much more pleasant to
keep in a good humor than a bad one.
There is no State or National elections
peuding to cause "bad bloodto be exer
cised, and we hoee our Kaleigkaud New-
berneotemppraries will permit us to Bug
seat the impropriety of their conduct. If
we find we eannot produce more friendly
feeling and less virulence between them,
we .-li.il protest against their being con
sidered rprefentatives of the Picas of the
State. For a long time past the public
baa Seen rt eihtbirwma of bad feeHng
among the editors of Wilmington, Oreeus
bo.ro, Goldsboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, &c.
IiyCharlotte we are not awaie that any
tiring but peace aud good feeling prevails,
though we mar sometimes differ about
men and measures; aud we do not eousid-
er it presumptuous to ask our Raleigh
and Newborn cotemporsries to follow the
genteel example of the Charlotte editors.
Let us have peace among N. C". Editors,
oven if Gen. Grant ean't make peace be
tween the office seekers.
Char. Democrat.
There is said to be one street in Phila
delphia, where the atmosphere is so in
pregnated with the ram sold in the neigh
borhood that the verj horses shudder as
they psss through it.
Mai. Scaton Gales. We have know
for some weeks that tbia well known citi-
en. so lour associated with the press of
the State, has been invited to deliver the
Literary Address of the neat Annual Com
mencement of Davidson College. He has
accepted the invitation. The Major is an
unusually graceful writer, and a tasteful
and appropriate address may be expected.
Sentinel.
OaUTIOJ- AGAINST SwiKDLKR.-The
Mayor of New fork has thought proper
to publish the following caution to tin.
people of the Ssuth which they will do
well to heed :
"1 beg to caution strangers against New
York circulars and proicclusee of tick
ets, shares and chances in co-operative
unions, or gift enterprises, or dollar stores,
or any oilier possible scheme wusiewy
prope; ly or value is promised greater tnan
the price asked to be paid. Every such
advertised scheme is neresrarry a swindle
and false pretense. There do not and
cannot tangibly exist any such schemes
ii this city. Country newi iprs whicn
idvertise them simply oi l in the swindle.
If all the newapupirsjn the Union will
now muko a point of publishing and reit
erating thia information, they will charita
bly, and I think, effectively, counteract
the swiudling iuUiutiaua of those who use
J mails for false pretences, and will also
save to the unwary hundreds of thousands
of dollars. . - -
A.OAKi.tUaTX,
Mayor of die city of New York."
The Georgia Govenwrthip. The New
York World's Washington correspondent
says t
Intelligence from Ueorria leaves no
doubt of the throwing overboard of Bul
lock, who is a candidate for renomination
to the Governorship. Instructions have
been sent out from Ramal Seuators here
to discard Bullock, because he procured
the rejection of the fifteenth amendment
by Republican voices. His aim was to
secure lb impreasiou that by this action
the State deserved to be totally recon
structed over again but he has overleaped
himself.
DR. GODDIN'8
COMPOUND
GENTIAN BITTERS.
Cures Chills and Fever, Dyspepia, Indigestion
Colic, Bick Stomach, Bronchitia, Asthma,
Neuialyia, Klieumatim, Ac
A UNIVERSAL TONIC.
A sure, safe, snd reliable preventative and
Cure for sll Malarial diseases, and all diseases
reaniiinR a genera! lonio impreion.
Prepared only b Dr. N. A. fl. Go Min and
for sale everywhere. JAMKS T. WIGGINS,
(SucceMor to J. R. Baker & Co.) Proprietary
Agent and Wholesale dealer in Patent Medi
cines, Norfolk Va. 17 ly
Notice of Oo Partnership.
Wrjirsoros, N. C, April 15th, 1869.
I 7E, the undersigned have tins day entered
V V into co-partnership under the firm, name
and style of BANNISTER, COWAN St CO.,
for (ho purpose of conducting the huStnesW a
KKAL ESTATE and FINANCIAL AGEN
CV, with r- r -1 f'Vaqe Wilmington, S.
C , and New York CTtCT
Werespecttullv offei our service to the pub
lic. LEMUEL BAN NISTEK.
I) S. COWAN,
J. C. KKNY'NN.
For further information, adilres
HANN1STEK, COWaN Si CO..
apriliiO lrn Wilmington, N.C.
II. W
r. C.
DIXON,
DIXON.
S. UlXON
Snow Camp Foundry,
8. DIXON A CO.,
Iroa--PcTmders. Mill- Wrights and
MarcMnists,
SNOW CAMP '. O.
Alamance Co., N. 6'.,
ARE MANUFACTURING
Improved 11 MfcEomerL. andJTJtrrshers
Straw-Cutters, Corn'SitUers, tune
- Mills, Saw arid Grist Mill Irons
of eveTy Deseriplion, Shaft
ing, Pulleys, Gear-
rtng, etc., Ac.;
AIpo, ate manufacturing an
Improved Turbine Water Wheil,
Which at no dlatsnt dsy41t is believed wi'Jsu
neieede the Ovorshot- VV heel in most i:uu-
tions, whet" eoonomj. urahi.lny and effici
enev are propel iv coi;iiiereu.
IV Mill owners who use water for the pro.
pulsion of machinery, are particularly request-
d to give this Wheel an examination before
sending their money North tor oue not so
eood. 1 .
This Company is an association or Practical
Mechanics, who have been enayed in thin
.particular boaimiSS Jpt more than twenty fiv
years, a'id aroquahned Irora long framing,
and practical experu-tice, .to make tiioroagh
work of any job entrusted to fheireare; to
gether with the LOW PRICE at which work
has been put under the ready-pay system,
lately inaugurated in this country, will make it
to the interest of those wanting any thing in
our line to give us a catt. april 30 17:4t
HIVES & PROCTOR,
WHOI.KSALR AND BKTAIL
DRUGGISTS
DSALRRS IK
0
DRUGS
riEDIOINES,
Fluff i Toilet Artirlf
Paints, Oils.
DYK STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
Imported Sc Dotrestic Window
Glass, Putty,
SPICES,
sc., ac.
ft AT
Would respectful! v call the attention of aier
chant -i. Physician. Planters, and others, to their
extensive atack aud superior inducements.
107 Sycamore, St, Petersburg.
a. r. hives, at. b. w. a. rancroa.
Ssr23lG.-6m
WALTER A. WOOD'S
PRIZE
Mowers and Reapers,
Used ia all countries, and utiversalry
t' iIllIIlt'IltitHi aftol
THE BEST 111
A wariled mnre float premium '
M.tciniie maflulaeltiieii, I "I
AND FOREIGN CQl
Among which
THE HIGHEST
Two Grand Gold Miedals
the Legion of 11
At Paris Expositi
More than 130,000 noli Vel
20,000 manufactured nndcdjd in 1868
aud thi! demand uuBIIfblied.
I
Increasing Demand,
lrrrr.iserfFac.mifs
onal lpreTftfriar 1861
Wood's Prise Mowers, (1 and 8 Hone.)
" Self Baking Reaper, with
" New Mowing Attachment.
" Hand Rake Reaper.
Haines' Illinois Harvester.
Manufnctiire-d by the Walter A. Wood slow
ing and Heaping Machine Company. Oeneial
Olnce and Hsnulactory, Uoosiuk falls, Bens
aelaer count v. N. T.
Hranch (rtk- and &i!et Room 11 Cort
lan.it atreet, New York city. P. O. Box, &805.
20G Lake Street, Chicago, Ilk
Alexandria, Va.
Ma.lisou, Wig.
77 Upper Thames, St., Londen.
Send for New Jhscriptivt Circular
. and JPtic List.
Application from the Soaafct, South of Vir
ginia, -h.'uM be addressed to the New York
Branch Office, as abore .
UtlJAlJLE AGENT8T WANTED.
Ejtta Inducements OftVred I
MeCubl.ins, Sullivan Si Oa, are Agents for
the above Reapers in Salisbury,
spnll'a l&lOm
ST. CLOUD HOTEL
ry
X HIS new and coniotnilioaarkoMt. located roroer
l Broadirav mid 4-.M Mteet. aaaBSSsra advantage
over all vtlier liouneii fur tit accoiaiuodation of it-
i., -tr. II wh Iiuilt exptisaly for first elawir m
tlv Hoarriioii llouf thi rooms latnic Iaree aod en
auit. heuiou ly uteaiu with hoi aud cold water, and
fartuli..'d second to none; whtle tha cnlloary Ue-
pirttatMit i hi the most expsnsecad bauds, afford
ing (fac t- .in nnequalledtalil.
Uu of Atnrood'a Patent levator, ia atao anion?
the "nio.i. i ii improvcmeuU sod at tlie service at
all hour.
The ftri.Klwsv and University rhoerri'rst.tt.f
dosr every lour intnute4,itH; front the CitT Wfttl
to Central tark. while the bixtli aadMeveiitn ave
ii nv I. in. ,u. I. it a hhort iiiiM-k on l ithei i, .ie aflbrd
tnr an)p t.i ilities lor commnntcatiajr with all the
Depot MtamlioAt Laadinm. plaeea iiramuaemeut
aud Uusiucnaoi the great metropolis. I
jtiiiMl uou.r.r,
nMixk t0-6m Prsnr.ttora.
M. PI. PIISTNIX,
ATTURNEY AT LAW.
LhWXGTOX, N. C.
W..X
PRACTICE tp tse court
of Darnl
aud l.ttti-
f ..t - me, liulUoid, Alamance
r
trcEi ,
lain any other
I in tins
mm,
HRIZE!
ttdOiioaaof
4 1867.1
i
C. DIXUS!'1' couiif.cs: 1
fi'i..iN a
IJitn. R. t Pearson, C. J, of N. C , Raleisl
" E. 'i. Kea.le, Associate Justice, "
" 1 :ioiuasllle,
" R. P. Dirk,
if
Bedford Brown, Yanceyville,
Hon. J.il.n. Kerr,
N. C,
,1 It. MeLeaft, UreenshproVN. 0.
" Tli'imas Ruffiii, Jr., P . "
" J. M Cloud. Dobson, N.C.
January 29, 189. .
4 tf
Homestead Blanks
(For laying o Homesteads.)
And a new and improved form
LAJSB DEEDS,
Revised and corrected by the
best legal authority ia this place,
for sale. Address,
mar. 10. J. J. BBUNER.
THE MORNINi STAR.
AMR ENLARGED MD HPftOVED !
rhis Well BstabJisbcd and popnlar
llaily Newspaper has recently been neat
& enlar(ritl arid tnipmrsd! (f hegcond eularo
lAtut intiklitoan m.utha, and .ia eutiluieuuv
olleVed to the people of the two Candinaa a
ecoud to no (tally journal in euner 01 moss
StnteK.
Tl.e S7AH is a LIVE, PKaCTIUAL and
PKOtiUl.SSlVE NEW6PAPKK, eminently
adapted to the wanta of this ai'qtion ; aonnd and
eonaairvative in itateschinir". arid devoted to the
Commercial and Agricultural Inter
ests of the South ft contains full aud
reliable
Reports of the Markets,
Telegraphic Duspatches,
Local Ncics and
General Intelligence.
TERMS IN ADVSXrK.
fine Tenr.. 7
Six Month If. 3
Three " . ....1 W.
One " It
Addiess, WM. H. BBRKAKO,
. SSSiiAItU,
(tPaoPBIKTOS,
"WlmluRton, X.
Em to a
April 9th, 18fl9. Wmmluston, X. t
Purifies the Blood.
joum n. ii i: i i ic .
ATTOBVEV & COLXSILLOR AT LAW.
A A T.T&RjTItt V V O.
I -J- I a V M.J 4 a We
y Will attend Bsasafesir toiheCollec
Ittooa'Ciartas
Grand Sale-of
RE'AL ESTATE
AND
Personal Property by it North Car
din Heal and Perianal Estate
Agency, Raleigh, N. &
100,000 Capital Stock.
QeTvaiW by (As Lsguiatw of North Cutvli
no, Ftb 20, 18041.
JOSEPH O. n K.STER, PrttidtnL
JOSEPH DIXi'N, VitnPrmihmt,
JOHN C. HKSlKlt, Secy, and Trtas.
BOUT. O. I.K WIS, Legal Cmmmllor.
3,000 Valuahlt Piacn of Proper! to is Dil
pond of. Worth UC,t94 I
3 A Chance I - HE A
ifitrn Jfine Reeulence Four in the
City of Raleigh !
One residence ia Raleigh, N. C, described
boiu
$10,000
One
One
One
One
One
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Warrenton,
Chaw-I Hill.
1 (XXI
do
do
do
do
8.500
6.000
fi.OOO
2,000
2,000
One Hotel in Taylorsville, N. O,
do
List of Ptrtonul Property.
Samples ou exhibition at Hester Bros. & Co..
No. 20 FayelteviUe St., Baku u, N. C, at Uu-
regular rash prices.
Hi Fine Phwions, $600 each, made by H
D. Schmidt, Daltuuorv, Md. 6.000
la.Kine Toy.BogaieafaoO each, niade bv
H D. bmidt, fWtnoTeTst
50 lt Premium, i octavo Pianos, inane by
Tremaine Bros., N. Y., $650 each. 32,500
o Parlor or Cbureh Organs, 6 stops, $250
made by Tremaine Bros., N. l,25t
0UU Sewino .Miielrte s, W ilcox 5C Uibbs or
Qrover A Baker's, $60 each, 30,000
Silk Dresses,, best article, 12 yards.
earl,. $40, 20,000
0 Velocipedes, $75. 150
21 Rolls Krusaeu. Carpet, 15 yards,
each $135, 3 240
6 Salamander Safes, Wilder' patent, best in
the woiUl. -..!!. 1 560
1 Cash Pnir, $1 (100 cold, 1,334
10 Cash prirea, $10) each, 1.000
200 do do in do 2.000
672 do do & do 3..i0
lOOOdo do 2 do 2,000
3000 Prizes. Value of the total amt, $14G,694
Total number of Tickets,' 73,347
All of the above is put in the dtawing at
the regular cash selling prices and will be dis
posed of by a regular mode ol Drawing, and in
order to accomplish this, the Company will sell
73 34i tickets at s'J e... ), ; lor tuither tiifornia
tion read section 10 aud 11 cf the By-Laws of
the Company :
BV-LAWS.
Hec. 10. The plan ol drawing shall be as
follows: there shall be two wheels, one a prise
wheel and one a number wheel, arranged in
wnie public place in the city, where any one
holding a ticket may be present on the day of
drawing. In .1 he number wheel there shall be
as many tickets corresponding in number as
those which have been sola. In the prise
wheel there shall be as many tickets as there
are prizes, these tickets shall be deposited
the wheels by a board of supervisors, who shall
be appointed by the Dttectots, after which the
wheel shall be sealed np ai.u placed in any
bank in the city, the Director may direct, nn
til the time ol drawing, when the fcupervisors
hall brui" ihe wh el to the place ot drawing
break tlie seals aud the drawing shall be dis
poxed of by taking a ticket from eseh wheel,
at the same time and die prtee ticket taken
from the peine whwel a ball defnf the (wia.
drawu by the ticket corresponding in number
to the one taken from the number wiieel at trie
same time. The wheel shall be well shaken
alter each ticket is drawn.
Sev. 11. The Diteciors shajl designate the
lime awl n!nre of diawinu, at which thiie and
place iervi is shall"be reoiired to b
preM-nt ami see that the drawing is conducted
eiitii e!v equitable.
A Board of U.iperviaors will be appointed
who will have exeiusive control and manage
men't of the drawing. They will conduct the
distribution at.d setjhat each person is legally
invested with the property he may draw. A
duplicate legistry of tlie tickets sold will be
kept , so, that, iu tho event of loss of ticket.
ihe accident may be remedied aod no mistake
can oceur. -
The Drawing will fake place in TUCKER
M A 1 .1 .. in the i ity of Raleigh, i n mediately af-
t'-r sale of tickets, of which due notice will be
given.
Ti e company is working under the provis
sious of a special charter granted by the Oen
erul Assembly of North Carolina, which com
pels the company to comply laithfully with all
contract?.
Copies csn'ke hadoh application to the com
pany. A ll the above mentioned property will cer
tainly le disposed ef as above stated, and those
drawing it will be invested with the title in fee
si mi lc.
No member of the company is allowed to
purehase any tickets.
All moneys sent by mail, at the owner's risk ;
that suit by Express, Registered, Letters,
Cheeks or Craft,' at the risk of the company.
No property will be listed unless the title is
indisputable.
Tho Treasurer has been required to give s
kbond of five thousand dollars tor the faithfut
performance of his duties, fia is required to
deposit, dadv, in the baok, all monies received
where it will remain until all the tickets are
sold and uf the property iwill be positively
drawn and delivered to the parties drawing, or
the money relumed. Send t Wo dollar, by ex
press, post office onlar, registered letrer, or
diaft, at ont ii-k. or hy mail at your own, and
take a chance at irreil.OOO'Vsfnabf e prizes of -fereil.
(
t Tickets will be sent any where iu tlie United
Stales at the company's risk.
Lvtcripiiottsof Real Estate.
Owe fine residence built of brick, in the best
impioved style, in the city of Raleigh, with 8
acres of 'ground, and all necessary out-buildings,
with many fine ornameutals about the yard;
Value .....'$10,000
One large and convenient house in the city
of Raleigh, on Newborn street, 13 large rooms,
double partoi. with all necessar,out-buildingS
1 1 acres of ground nd a beautilul oak grove
take 6,60
One large house on Newbern and Blood
worth streets, containing 30 rooms suitable for
a boarding hone, all neceary ont-builil'm-s.
with a beautiful oak grave inhe yard and
acre of Ground. Value .. . $5,000
Ont beautltol lnt KesMl-nee. Nf wbera turret, eiarbrt
rw.iiis inS brnient, four uui-linilrtln nod rlablr, aerea
are. at around, elm arovt, ery deiir.bl andattrx iiv.-.
V.I1M .." J .
Our In Wiri.riloli. S. C. kficwn til. Al-lop i mnert.
In p- rfrel iHder, one of thr brat built liuami In the Suit,
eontalnlaa 8 large rooms, double iiiwu aad poriiens,oa
of Ihe mn mmmniidiat and oeaultlul reaidenera In tlie
lr. with a .rri-.ef e-r. and. fine on-haid, BaaaaM oak
Irrore tu the yard, and all uecenary out-buildiafe.
Value, v. S3,O0S
The properly ii l.Tlor.. itwr ii , cry .M.I...M. r,
nd efeea. Ii 1 Hi4l at the counV t a Souruai-
Inf eiiVI prnwina rillafe af a thousand or rrore lnhebiteou
and pHuAied one Miuere from a food anfl SuurUhinf Col
lege, do 1- ..I of better grade, right on the line of the At-
Isnlie a Oto Kailrosi. and oeing siiomiea m uie moun-lelne-rgioB,
the Kenrry W truly dr!igbirul and raaeioatiaf
Contain. Iwroty roouit, and Ike buildings a.'. am.
Value ti.00
Ont In Chapel It Tit, rontalniug I room, wtm Sre-ptaoel
aad oae fertr-fnot dfnlng room. Atao.klleaen, oal-h. u.-
..i oae and Uiree fuurOaf acres ef jaart. Taltw SSS
Persons deanmg any further tatormaUun,
a-ill please amireRs
Saceeury
NEW ANO SPLENDID STOCK
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GOODS !
AT
J. M. KNOX It C0'
No. 4:) Granite How,
A LARGE LOT OF DOMESTICS
10-4 Sheetings, 4-4 sheetings. Bleached and
ilrowu ahiruugs; 4-4 Bleached hirtinati-3
cenU ' (
At J. Al. Knox dk Oft.
A Superb Lot
of Tickings and
and all kinds of white
Plaids, Priuta, Muslin.
Hoods
At J. At. Knox d Co't.
LINENS, Cassiuierc8,nd all kinds
of Gentlemen s wear a splendtd variety
At J. At. Knox t6 Co'e.
LENO GRENADINES a very
large and beautiful assortment ; the moat beau
tiful asMirtment in the place ; going off rapidly.
Call soon, 1
arrsr-jf;
LADIE8' HATS Trimmed and
nntrimmed ; the finest lot in this market,
At J. M. Knox db CV.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
The finest and cheapest assortment in the city
At J. M. Knox db Co'e.
GLOVES, Hosiery, Collar, Em-
broideries, and Dress Trimmings of ail kinds
and styles
-rif J. M. Knox db CVs.
Ladies' Kid and Cloth Shoes, and
Gaiters ; a haudaoms lot and of auperior excel
lence
15-flw At J. At. Knots ft Cos.
General Hardware !
CUTLERY.
ROGERS W0S
tenholm's and
other Pen and Pock
et Knives, liarbcr's
Cloth and Tailor's
Shears. Ladje and
Gent's Scissors. Put
ty Knives, Batcher
Knives. Wane and
Batcher's It asms.
Base Knobs for tirotectinc Walls. Wire Fend
i rs. liUMiting Koa. uut Biicas, nnwi uq
liar Lead. Tobacco Caters, Shutter Lifts
Screws, tt-c, for Glass Doors. .
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.
Bellows 26 to 40 inches.
anvils. Vises Files! Rasps,
Horse Shoeing Tools in Sets,
liainjuiers and Sledges,
Punches, Drills, Plyers
Nippers,
Screw Wrenches
Stock and Dies,
Emery and Saud Paper,
, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Screw Plates,
Twier irons.
Butteries,
Borax.
Machinists1 Tools,
Of all kiuds iu Stock, or will be furnished
at short notice.
STEEL AND IRON.
Cast Steel.
Blister Steel,
German Spring and Plow Steel,
Tire Iron.
r - Kod IroUsw.
viil i, nd Half Oval Iron ,
Wide & Narrow Swedes Iron
Jioop Iron.
Band Iron,
Square Iron,
Scroll Tire Iron,
Cot and
Wrought Nails,
Cauldrons.
t Horse & Mule Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails,
Cart Body Nails,
Door Bar Staples,
Tst Chain,
Jack Chains,
Hatch Door Screw Rings,
1 1 it eli i ii , i Hooks aud Riugs,
Lap or Chain Links,
Box Scrapersj
Box Ch'aels. .......-;..,..,
Code Pot and Iron Stands, Brass, Porcelain
and Jupanued Wardrobe Hooks,
Brass and Iron Jamb Hooks.
SAD IRONS.
Gate and Door Springs,
Scales, Beams,
Steel Yards,
Cotton. Flour. Cheese
and Butter Triers.
To merchants who deal in mixed Stocks
we will sell at as low rates as tbjty can sup
ply themselves in any market, north or
dib. Our stock Is large, and low itor
CASH. '
CRAWFORD & HEILIQ,
Sausbcbt. N. C, '
April 16, 15:3m.
Solom .a P m line,
UPHOiiSTERER
AND
In Huts' Building, opposite thr.
Market Hotter,
J, "
S prepared to do ever) taint- la bin line at abort
nrrtir-e aad on the snort reoaonable terms. All kind,
of fiirnitare renovated aBd repaired and made to
look aa well as new. Special attention girea to th
making aad repairing of
SOFAS, SETTEE8, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS, Sec, &c.
fltve bim s call, exoruiae hia work, and yoa will
o away pleoaed.
halrabary. April 91k. IBM.
mwm
HUTU
TO THE LADIES
Of Rowan, Dvidoii, Uavlr , Ire
dell. CnUwIm, Bnrke und Mc-owell.
WE ARE THE AUTUOBIZRD
AgenU for the sale of the
We challenge a trial with any or all other
machine. l propose to do mors work in the
asms tune; more different kinds of work, aud
better than auy other machine known. Any
one puri hasina machines of ua can try them for
turee months ui o ii liter do not aire efloVi
islactlun toe money will In- rHunded.
Baud and got circulars and samples of walk.
AifcKONKY A BKO.
Salisbury,
Vf We are A renin for the sain of Voirler &
Co'.., Shoes iiiiiinifaetured at Salem, V. C-, fur-
msbeil at r acturr Prices iu qualities. Call ana
aoo liat-m. si. A H.
April 9, 18(59. IJ-am
SEWING MACHINES.
respeets to the best manufactured, i
new attachments.
I will sell this machine fur twenty-five dol
lars less than other shuttle sowing inasniuce
are sold for in this State.
A sample tnaehiae. can be seen in opera
tion at Mrs. Sallie Beard's Millinery Store,
opposite the Old North State office, Salisbu
ry. X. C. JOHN BEARD.
For sale by Clement 6c Bro., Moeksvillsa
and Marler, Wilson 6c Co., Yadkinville..
March 2tith. HMSD. 12-3m
WILD CHERRY
TONIC AND ALTERANT,
For Indigestion Liver Complaint Tor
pid Botcels, Nervous Debility,
and Broken Down Health,
from tchatever cause.
THIS elegant and truly valuable Medicine,
has Irom time to time, been in extensive use,
lor the last twenty-five years. It has been
sold, and is wsll kqpwn in many of the Barb
ara riu end' towns, via; Charleston, SaWn
nab, Augusta, Atlanta, Charlotte, Colombia,
Sic., and is highly valued, by the multitudes of
people who have used it Many in this town
and surrounding country, have enjoyed its
benefits, and will no doubt, well remeaber it.
A great number of the strongest, and most un
qualified certificates of its value, have been
voluntarily tendered the proprietor, many of
them from persons of highest respectability snd
intelligence.
The Med wine is pleasant to take, and per
fectly b ee Irom the possibility of harm, under
any circumstances or conditions of health, i
deed it is peitectty sale, even for an iclant.
is especially adapted to ihe present season
when the approaching warm weather occasions
such a -degree ot lassitude, and debility, panic-
ularly in weakly and prostrated systems,
oiten to oecome almost insupportable.
Price $1.00 per bottle. Prepared and sold
only
At E. SIT.LS. Drug Store,
april -U.tf Salisbury, N. 0. -
PECTORAL BALM!
As approved and effectual Remedy for
Chronic Bronchitis Asthma ; the
wasting Coughs iu advanced age ;
Bleeding from the Lunge, dec, and
capable ol doing more real service in confirm
ed Consumption, than all the Expectorants,
Cough Mixtures, Sic, extant. ,
It is scientifically compounded of ingredients t
well known for their virtues and adaptation to a
the diseases named ; and is the result of long
and extensive experience and patient investi
gation of the laws of the animal economy ; to
gether with an intimate kuowledge of remedial
agents, in their physiological and therapeutic
effect on the human system. '
It ts quite unlike the numberless Expector
ants, Pectorals dec., so recklessly snd persist
ently palmed upon the suffering and confiding
people; 1u the tact; that it is not an Expector
ant, per at ; nor is it loaded with Opium or
Morpnine, m oider to lull the poor sufferer
with its delusive influences. Many a valua
ble life has been sacrificed and expectorated in
to a premature grave. On the contrary, it is
calculated to cheek excessive expectoration,
which of itself is exceedingly exhaustive, and
by its general aud specific action, to heal aod
soot lie the weak, intiamed and uritated organs.
' Of the several ingredients which compose
this valuable Balm, there ii no one, which is
not constantly used, by the best Physicians, in
the diseases above enumerated, and of many
eminent medical gentlemen, to whom its com
position has been made known, there has not
been one, who has not highly appioved it; and
in some instances, have not only prescribed it
lor .their patients, but have used it in thsir-own
cases, with marked advantage. f
Ftepared and sold only, at Mr
S. 81LV8 Drug Store, '
a Til 23-16 tf fcUliabury, N. a
DR. O. A. HENDERSON.
W A VINO resumed the practice of Medicine
respectfully offers his professional services ld
the public.
OFFICE : The one la'e occupied by White,
bead Si Henderson. Calls may be left atthor
at his office, or at Enniss' Drug Store.
Salisbury; Feb. 12, 1.
To Jobbers k Gonjitry Merchant a
Opodeldoc-Solid and Liquid.
Godfrey's Cordial
Bateman's Dropa
Laudanum and Paragoric,
Easeooe Cinnamon, "
M Peppermint,
" Lemon, &c., &c.
DURING the years of the subscribers far
mer resideaee here, he manufactured and pat
np, large quantities of ihe above named, as
well as other srtictea, sold by country met
chants, of standard quality, and supariyr
style ; all these he sold at hortkehs eity pri
ces, barely adding the onst of transportation
and for ail these years, the Jobbers here, as
well as their customers, foeud it to their ad
vantage to purchase them from the sabseri-'
ber, instead of sending North. ,
They way be now again bad, at aiu.il
rates, only at
SLL S DregStora.
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