.iti.il Evening", u; 1C,
.KWW HAXES 4: J. S. 1IAM1T0X'.
frKBLISIIKBa & rnOPRlKTOK8. ,
ho Philadelphia Convention!
Th Delegations XXaj-monloai !
1 .. - - i -
tTTER FROM FERNANDO WOOD.
I -3 '
Wit tfGov Orrqf South Carolina.
CONVENTION OP'. NORTHERN
AND SOUTHERN SOLDIERS
PROPOSED.
nteresting Particulars I
Proceedings of yesterday. t
rutLivtLTBix, Aug. is. iwoVTb
ins Ian nigiu ana ima raonueg cauic
ivOy Lulen with d,elfgatana' visitors
the great Convention. The veception
)m.of the. Executive Oorrtinlrteeh.is been
ronp-a all' Jay" with delegates, register
p their names. The members of. the
nmittee have been in session for several
urs completing the arrangements for the
invention, and consulting with leading
nn of the various delegations upon the
lurse of proceedii:p to be adopted,
I The several State delegations: hold sen
ate informal meetings to-day, and it was
und tbut nearly all of them are already
U. Information was received from those
ii armed wisurinjr the attendance of a
11 dictation from every State and Ter-
Itory in the Union.
Anotlu-r meeting -of the various
delega-
bus will be held to-night. . :v
Ir. the meantime, the chairman of each
Icjration meets the hxeeutive Committee
onutil atinn. The harmonious feeling
hich has hitherto existed, was if possible,
.uiifested in a st'll more marked manner
-dav. .
Hon. Fernando Wood has addressed the
allowing letter to Mr. Doolittle :
Philadelphia. Aug. 13, 'GC
Uon. J It Doolittle r 7
Dear Sir : I am "iirnestly desirous for
le eutire success of the movement '.propos-
d to be luitiated by the Convention ot
morrow. If successful theresults to tue
ounttv will be of tue. most salutary char
acter, but canrot be successful if it pro-
edings shall be disturbed by any cause
I am informed that set ions dieagree-
hunt is likely to arise in soiiseouenceof an
attempt to be made to exclude Onj V dele
gates, mrself included, because our politl-
Icul record is distasteful to the Radicals and
their sympathizers, (
Now, although 1 feel confident that Such
Ian outrage would not be peTpctratetl iff my
case by the convention, and though I have
I nothing to regret or take back as ta my
course (J urine the war and I do not nrl-
Iniit the right of any one to raise that que
tiou in the Couveutiou under the cull yet
II am too much devoted to the accomplish
ment of the high and patriotic object iu
J view to permit my presencethere to be,
I made a means of disturbing its delibera-
Itions, or an excuse for assault by its ene-
Iniies outside. I iierefore I shall not at
tend the Convention as a delegate.
Very Respect fully,
Yourob't. serv't.
Fkenando Wood.
Alexander H. Stephens, although he may
I .t. f J .1 r A. '
v ui iiiecny, win oe in rue i.onveniion.
It has been arranged that Senator lien
dricks of Indiana, shall be made the tem
porary chairman. '
At the meeting of the. chairman of the
various delegations this evening the fol-
I lowing business was agreed upon : .
Each delegatiento report to-morrow one
fits number forvice President, one for
I Secretary, two for the Committee oa Fi
nance, two for the National Union Com
mittee, two for the committee "to wait upon
the President with a report of the proceed
ings of the Convention, one for Committee
oa Credentials, one for that upon organiza
tion, two upon resolutions and address.
Thejctter oj thenonj Fernando Woodj
1nhi tmf mamtiaery-pitmt-Ij
circulated this ereniriff . , It' is nniver-
ah reprded ai Tt" Bojpmanryfcnip!
Wotic action. ' , . - .' ' r . '
-TLe ISdo wuig ir, lUtof ihrbhlnaii
of delegations who' participated in the
meeting this afternoon :' ,
Maine, W. B. Jrosby; Vermont. B. II.
Simmons, II. B. Smalley ; Massathusetts,
I). G. Abbott; Connecticut, F, M, Brown
New Jeisey, Joseph J. Crowe; Mary
bind, (foyT. O. Pratt; New Hampsh re,
C. B. Bvrs ; Rhode Island, W. B. Law
rence; New York, S. J. Tilden Dela
re, J. P. Coriiegys; Virgiuia, T. 8.
Ilournoy ; West Virginia, V. Lamb; N.
Carolina, Nathaniel Boyden ; South Caro
lina, Gov. Orr; Georgia, R. F. Lyon; Al
abama, Gov. I'arsoi.s; Louisiana, I. A.
Moors ; Mkeissippi, II. F. Symrellj. Ar
kansas, Wm. Byers ; Florida, " Tltomaa
: Handall Tense, J. .S. Barrien ; Tex
as, B. H. Apnrrpoo; Missouri, Bartlet
Able; Kentucky, E. Him ; Ohio, W. 8
droesbeck ; Indiana. T. S. Hendricks and
CS. Uertduh; IHiBoia,0. "IX. Browaj
, A. Ji; nil
illlllBul.l, Jl
Koiii: Ne-
M
b
Illrk. II. II. JleiUllt JuH. A. II
V
nil
I'ennr; lvniil.1, Gov. Porter ami HMi iior
t'owan Distiiet of Colutnlia. Col J a. 11.
O'lkirne. ' , '
Messrs, Orr, of South Carol i un, Tursons
of Alabama, 1. N. Nourse'of Ixiuisiana,
and B owninr of Illinois, are imoiir those
., 4 . - . , .. , . '
couveutToii. '" - ; - " r -
It is generally Ulieved that Senator
Hendricks of Indiana, will bo temnoranr
chairman..'.. r
It U understood that the business of tie
Convention Will he confined to the enun-'
elation of principles 'without reference to
ny poiiiicai party now iu existcuee.
1'ulLADCLFBLi, Aug. 14. The trains
last night and this morning were heavily
laden with delegates and visitors to the
grot Convention, and the hotels are over
flowing. The reception room of tne Eiec-
utive Committee has been thronged with
delegates regTsTigtIieTr'naniV?s; 'Every
State and .territory u represented. "
' The harmonious fueling of yesterday is
-.Ml '. 1J '
sun uiuro uararu io-uay .
Fernanda Wood's letter "declining to ap
pear as delegate has made him many
friends. : .
Vullandigham will not go into the Con
vention.' lie has written a letter to that
effect. '' ' ' ''
A meeting of the charmen of delegates
aat evenhig the following business was
agreed open : Each delegation; to report
one of its mcbc,rs for Vice President, one
for Secretary, two for the Committee on
Finance, two for the National Uuiou Com
mittee, two for Committee to wait upon the
President with a report of the proceedings
of the ommittee, one for Committee on
Credentials, one f it Committee upon Or.
g.uiixation, mid two upon Resolution! and
Address. There .will be no discussion on
the resolutions. "..'
FirstDays iTocccdiiis.
Intense Snthnsiasm South Carolina
andXfcXassachusettsSenator 9oo
" little to be President. ,
Philadelphia, Ai gust 14. The Conven
tion assembled in the wigwam at 12:30 P.
M. Mr. Uaudall opened the ('oiivention,
tay mg :; ' ; '"
" Gentlomcn I have to amiouiice that
the delegates from South - Carolina and
Massachusettir will how come ana. iu arm
into this Convention. ir , - '
This i announcement ,, was I greeted with
great .applause by thd entire audience. 1
UM , juhistnoinentj Jlsj. Gen.: Couch, of
MassachuBetts,- aud iov. Orr;. of South
Caroling at the head of the delegations,
m'chcdTnana Iu arm banners flying
aud music playing. IbhoUt after shout,
spoi taneous aud general, rent the air, and
tears filled the eyes of delegates aud spec-
atort. '
. 6enator Doolittle has been n(mina.ted
on the Committee of Organization as per
manent chairman. Valluiidigliam sent a
letter to the Ohio delegation declining to
go into the Convention. It' will lie read
before that body to-morrow. ..'
An informal meeting was held last even
ing of the soldiers of both Northern and
Southern armies, in which the proposition
was made and received with favor to call
a con vention of thesoldiers of the two ar
mies, at some central point, within a few
weeks, when the men who fought bravely
against each other may meet in a spirit of
conciliation and determine to stand togeth
er in maintaining tbe Union and the Con
stitution
GoV, Ony of South Carolina, spoke at
the National Guard's Hall last night. He
said that the people of Uie South believed
tney had a righrtorCccde. The North j
did not agree, and the qnestioq jwas sub
mitted to tue arbitrament ot arms, llie
Northern interpretation of the'Constitution
has been formally and legally established.
That decision was pronounced on the field
of battle, and the decree is incontroverti
ble. 1 he South has surrendered her prin
ciples and accepts the Northern interpre
tation. We are willing to abide by it for
ef Tbe pee j
rir Jaree extent, pee
nroDertv. 'Ineir ban are eonej tneir
credit 'is rone. In many localities' the
rreaTfnnd-potBf efTtvitlaw h bs ot
Tbns the p.-ople of the South have far
more need of a slaMeViMftniihgft'fcttllill.
yoa have, and it is mad folly to charge
tbatv they will sot tuini tneic.oaius to sup
port this government, We claim that this
is our government aa well as yours, bnt
that we may be equal-w must have rep
resentation in Congress,. - It is not just to
tax ns and exclude us from representation.
Montgomery Blair and others spoke.
Thi Catholic CaritCH Tbe second
rfeuery Council if tlto Catholic Church in
the. United States wjil- tonvenp .at Imhi-
roore on the. first Sunday in October'. I be
Arrnbisiibp ot Baltimore will preside. Tbe
lt;Iun of Newark, in announcing the
Council to his clergy, Mys-4he are a
large number of iinporuwt practical ques
tions arTecting th' discipliuc or tbe Church
and its greater efficiency, some of them
growing out of the present coodUioa of
things, which seed to be determined and
eafaaexL
,('.(. I(H;lh!f ; , l.-illl,
a !i un.l II. L. i'aliiu r ; ,'
lute; Kuacai. (Jen. li.
RESTORE iiiE U A I L ....u...
or tui: koi 7t:;.
To llie People of. VirIr.l-t,
Xorth Carolina, South Curnlimi (J,,r
pa, AUittmmttf MinnMipi'i, Loiiann, 7m -
tec, ,irtaHmi, Mimur, FktriJa, und 'J mm ;
, Havlur rece utlr returned frtuu the Hiiith, I
I wru aware oi in
'j Wwut of Wk f .
ani well aware of llie ir .a iuiHiuvenieiife to
I ! Sin .- ' " 1 Q
it vitt j renrexiem o to the -m, . . , a
which eoiitraetors are required toeoinjily. titers
Iteiitfr but few men in the Booth who ran take
IU IlarlBir conferred with the nn-ix-r atHliori
tlos, (and obtained thtiir approval, I find that
this utukjulty eaa 1m obviated and ths mails w
tabjishei UNin evury rout at h Houth, auJ
at the highest rates adiniaaibU" ft ths roido
..rr.i.... v .. ... u k --n t.- . vi.i '
Uuion man, (late of North Caruliua,) by which
I mean oua that is alilte opposed to the here-
k!m of the Eitremiau North and South, I can
take this oath auJ thua form the eonnertinr
link betwen the Southern peoiil aud the Uni
ted States Muvwruineiit. This I propuae to do
and to establish mails on err rout at Um-
South now deatituUuf theiu. aa follows I .
Auy porsoO who la dettirous of beeoMiina- a '
. :?tji ... 9.-1
. . ... ... r "
"w wuuna uiw ju uuca. auuuii ih
ruuieor rouies KT wnicii lie wulioa.to bewanS
eoutractor, (statlu the uiinut fAm tn
oonnected, which ofeourae, should bum Some
route heretofore established.) I will tlien eoa
tracl for such route or routes in uivovrn n units
and let the itarties have them at dixcuut of
'it pereeut., on the annual amount for carry-
mg the mails on said route r routes; 1 his
arrangement will soeur tlw route to the sub
contractor sulwtantially the same as if it were
his own contract, and frequent v fct a," better
price than could be obtained in to usual way
where there is so much oinpeitioa.4,
Mv nercentaire or mllenre as above, will not
be required until the end of the first quarter.
The first aiudicaut for ft route or routes.
judging by the Mwt-mark on the letter of ap-
nlication, will nave toe preference, other thiugs
being equal. '
I'ersous when mnkin" apfiiHon should
send a guarauty sight 1 by at ) ro guar
antors. The iruarai ' v ihoiiKl i tifled to
by a postmaster or a j 1 ;a of
t of rec-1
ord-t AppKcanta can, u tln-v
blank forms, printed by t!ia Governmeut, V;
addressing either the uudesigned or the Id
Assistant Postmaster Gem-ral. Geo. W..Mc-
ClelUn, who will take pleasure In giving all
the iuforuiationthat may W desired.
As I am recognised as prtneipal in tins mat
ter, paymeut must ueeessarily ei'ine" thMUgli
me. I can, however give the lai t!es drafts ou
the sixth Auditor of the United 8Utes Treasu
ry for all the quarter for which the contract
may have heeu awarded, aud these can be pre
seuted oue ata time as they fnll due, and the.
money drawn substautially the same as if the
parlies were bona JiJt eoulractors. Iu this case
the expenses two aud half per eeut 1 should
be paid by or before.the expiration! of the first
quarter after the enramencentent tf servicer
otherwise payineirt for this quarter will be
drawn by the uudrsigiied. expenses deducted,
and the residue, with drafts for the remaining
quarters. -forSvarded b the parties carrying the
mails. If persojs prefer, I will draw and for
ward their money at the end of tvery quarter,
without extra eharge. twnnld however pre
fer that they accept t .e drafts, in order that
tfva in., l.avM I hi. inatltr iu their llAnuM.
ltf-wonW be source of mncb gratification
to me if I be tne mesas of extending mail fa
cilities to the Southern people. -Their atten
tion therefore reapetfuHy calkd tu.thia.
mutter. Aa I am not required to cut dow n.
through eomjtetition, k would doubtless lie Ul'
their interest to make speedy application, bo
fore any modification is made iu the test oath"
in order that they may obtain these routes at
the highest rates admissible.
Persons confiding to .my ears may rely up
on fair dealing. All accepted bid! will be en
tered upon the Ixioks of the Post Otfice'De
(artineut, where they will be open for iuspec
tiou. thn. . ' i
All letters relative to the foregoing should
contain 4 ttiimp.fur answer, and addressed to
, UK i A. i i sua.
Box 1000, Washiuton. !., C.
Referentf.8, by . pertnissiou :
Sanson. D. D., L. L. D., President Columbia
College; lion.' Clias. Mason, President Na
tional Democratic Executive Coinmittee;
" . ronx or a ocarakttI r
Ths undersigned1, residing at-, State
of undertake that if the bid for carry
ing the mail on the route No. , if the
Hi, be sot given it is not essential be aceept-
J U- .L. l....a.. - r .....1 li ht.M.rti11
enter into the requi . 1 1 ' r of enntraot
to rerform thfeeoi!fnu:t w..-. i and suffi-
Cl yw Vll O A yrw3 L I a.' ' , ... W.U.., VUOT.a
cienv sureties.
'Patent-
. . ...
-Ji
f rpax tor cticATi.
Theundersiirnej. postmaster at -r
State of , certifies under his oath of
office that he is acquainted with the above
guarantors and knows them to be meg of pro
perty aud able to uiaae gooa ineir guaranty
; Dated: - ' .8y-4t
CI If it is not convenient for an acting
postmaster to fill out the certificate, an old oue
will answer. v
Hr" Editors throughout the South will give
the foregoing two insertions and forward 'bill
with a. copy of paper to the nndersignedv
Those giving two or nior- ,1 itser-
f'w'
NEW TAI-C
THE SUBSCRIBER W0UJ.D RES
pectfully informthe citizens of PAlr
18B U BY arid vicinity, that be bas opened
"' TAILQR SllOr r
- -
in Cowan's BRICK BOW, Jrain Street,
opposite Spntgue. Bros' store,, where he
will be found at all times, ready to wait oa
ajl who may faror him with their patron
age, and hopes by strict attention to busW
uesS to merit and receive a' liberal share of
the -; ': . - : '
.2 PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
All work done b the subscriber warrants
rd to be put op in the LATEST STILE,
andia aCKxi ;.J workmanlike manter
and warranted to Ll -f v
J. D. WILLIAMS.
Ag.y66, .- ) jf .
rr.v: -Uu CUBE.
). ,i ' . . ... i. Ywr au.l Air ue Pi
n'-Hi i ,n' ('In! '4 HI..1 l vi r., Thevars an in
til!!lil ton ie f, .r tlie system in all niiaMnat
Ji.ilri ;, and li.iul.l ln kejil iu the tueliriii
heist of i'mtv f.iiiuly.
i A box of 1II.1.H will be sent res loan
suffering Miih the above complaint, and uo
limner need l retiiriiej hy tliu iatleut lit. til
4 tie f I tjml bo U tmUuitf imrrdjiy tiia ll-e of
UA(UIHI..S PHIU aud t'D tK.l'II.I-S
--OT-Thef att'soldbr all I'mifj-iats nt
iMr bol. ami a per fect cure is guaruutetnl a ill
from one to thtve boxes, u the directious are
lmnlieltlv f.JlowMl.
Is" Sold by all DnicfflnUauJ Dr. J Mah
oir.L, 4:1 Fulton Street, New York, a tfi IN)
per box. aud to wlioii; all orders should b
aUUresseU.
17 Caution. I have 'noticed with much
pain that many Druggists, both at home and
abroad, are ottering uiy Billions and Diarrhoia
Pills to patients for the euro of Chills and Ke-
er. aud Atfoe. iy liiilious ana flarrnoa
Pills are lubdliblo for what tit slaiin to be.
but nothing more. I)o not tha. bo imposed
uiMm. Mr Chills aud tever rtmedies have
their same on tbe boxes, and are entirely dif
fereut rVom uny .f ttjxother medicines, I hsys
leen at coiibi.:.-I exinrnse to nave a label
enKravwi aiii M.M...,iMrfl.;t, and it Is hojwd
mat tne eounuiuer win narrowly scruuum
what heporshaiwa, purMirting to be mine.
J.MA0U1KL. M. I.,
dwlyno24 43 Fulton St.. New York
MAKKCr KKFOUTS.
SALlfililhY, AUG. 16. 1866
CORBCCTIiPDAILw BlSPRAGUE DHOS.
Baeoa,
. rpt)ond,.
IS to 89
2U to 40
to 1.50
1.60 to l.m
10 to 16
l to 95
2 to l
9Uto 3a
9. IU to 8.75
8 to 19
Corn, par bath, of 66 lb.,
Men I. bush. 48 '
opwr. wr swuoa,
uJlea, tsiiow,
" adamantine.
Cotton. ' per pound,
Yarn, per bunch,
t'fr- perdostn.
40ta
I3i to
93.UU lo
6(i
14
Oil
jm. Uackeral. Aw. 1. "
ri ir. mr dm.
m iilitainT" Q.'
UO lo
IS to
6 to
3 to
14 to
6 to
" -8
90
06
03
lh
S
60
00
H
'in
60
hf'rult, dried, apples pealed
w anpm
u " reachea, pealed
" - ntia!el
WiOletv -trpper, per poaad ,
" turn, "
tron, bar, " - . . . ,
canting, "
Xaiuvcut. .- . "
Molasic, sorghani. per gal ..........
Ww4 India,
" Syrup, 5 ..........
Onlona, ' jwr boshet, ..........
Pork. perprand,
.oUtoe, Iriali. par buabel,
. " Sweet.' "I
Sugar, Brown, iter poand, ..........
75 to
45 to
Onto
6 to
H to
35 to
65 to 1. 0U
1 .00 to 1.50
6U to 65
, lOtO 13
40 to eu
to
15 to 9
9Ulii a
95 to 8f'
O.OiltsO.M!
4.25 to 4.60
6.60 to 8. on
o U. on
9i to . on
60WI.IH'
1.40 to 1.46
1.30 to .
Clari
IKNI.
" ; ; Crnabed Pulverireil .
Salt, eeaiit. . fee
Llvertioot,
- Table. I'
Tobacco, Lent, per poind, ..;
jMtnulnclured,
Oold, '
Silver,
..........
aXiseellaneons AdTertlsementa.
Slutc or rh'wrlla t?s-linsr
-sy4' ; JtMcufivt Department,
' Ejileioh Augnpt 6tTi,18()fl;'
D direction of Ihs ExeSLLEycY', JON
ATHAN WOimi. Ortvrrnor of said
State, notice is hereby given that I). R
Bruton. N. F. Rcid,4 0. M. lieries, John
M Shelly, liraxton Craven, 11. W. West,
and J. P. Stiinson, of said State, having
made applie lion to he created a body' cor
porate,.under llic,juunc and Btyle,. of the
1 HOM ASVILLE f EM ALE (JOLLEGE, toi
the purpose of female education an the en
couragement ot euuciition generally, and
having, in all respects, complied with the
statute, iir snch case made and provided,
have this day been created a body politic
and tforporute, under tbe name of the
"Thomasviixb Fmale College," ax
aforesaid, by letter patent, signed by Hi
Exctlk'iicy, the said Jonathan Worth,
Governor of said State, and attested by
1 the Great Seal of the State, a copy, ol
which has been duly recorded in the office
of the Secretary of State : conditioned,
that the said corporation shall exist ouly
for the term of twenty five years from the
date of said Utters patent, and that its-Capital
stock shall not exceed the sum of For
ty thousand dollars.
i r Wil. II. BAGLET,
. " 4 Private Sec'y.
Ang.7,'66. ' 31
Collector'sOffice,
TJ S. Internal Kerenne,
eta DISTRICT, NORTH CAIMILINA.
SalisbcsV, K. C, Ang. 13, '66.
All persons aninHt waoia Asgeaamenta hT been
made and wtfoaa Tixea remaia iuiid, will meet me
prejHid to pay tbeir Tax at tlx places and on Uie
da as follows: ' " , :
.. tialiabury, Srd and 4th September, -
Concord, 6tb and 6th September, --i--
Monroe, 7th and 8ta Seutembtr, , ... -fl-
: ( bartotte. tUtb and Via Heptember,
lPllas, 13th ana lh NeptemMT,
4'HtawV I4tn sni lata
H..Tilln 17th ind IHIh Si
LiJCidklnvitle. IMh and SXltb SepMinber,
.) 1 . r I , 4 . n ............
, Statexvtiie. 2'U and SSftidSEpte fttber;
j evtn, a Uh and S5tb eptember,
Tiv:, -ville, SHth Keiiteatf.
V 1 ' IWmoerat and SHataKrilla:..Ameririi,
.taania ' 1 .B4end BiUt andcopy efMprr to Col-
ti 500 Iter Year I wrwant agent
' everywhere V sell our improved
20 Sewing Meenines. - Three new kind's.
Under snd.upper teed, bent on trial, war
ranted five years. Above salary or urge
oin mission a paid, i ne oay macnines soia
in Uuited Sutes for less than 40, which are
fully Ucenned by ore. Wheeler d Wilton
tf rover ar Halter, ptnger r to., ana itacneiacr.
AH other cheap machines are infringement
and the fkror'tefrrore liable to mrreU fie
and impriMminent. IlNiStrated circulars sen
. . . ".a 1 ' a 1
free. Aduress, or eaji on enaw ct ttara
at BiddefoH, Matn'eior Chicago, I1L
anay 88-dJcw-6w - '
Carriage for ; Sale.
1-TINE CUT CARRIAGE BUILT OX
j. the Pbeatoa style, r saltteheap, aj.ply
at this office, or to M. A. BRLNGLt.
Salisbary, N. Cm June 30, 18CG. w m
i; i)
Q , .IA m .
2
6
bsblshestcMb prloS paid for old SUvss and Gold
Baton. '-
' L. M. DAviR m CO.
- July 106t. - pcmtwaw-sai -
miLLINERY
50"
O
Mrs. J. C. CARNCROSS.
Has removed to Buls buildinir nearly oirpo
te the Market, on Maiu Street, where she is
uxtantly receiVinir from the Northern Cities,
he newest and handsomest styles of fancy
nods, for' Ladies and Lieiitleineu. Call aud
xamttie her tine assortment. '
Salisbury, May 18, 'Oti. dtfno43
Iir tbe Midst of Idle we are in Death.
THEREFORE 1MRE YOLR LIFE
North Carolina Mutual . life
INSURANCE C03IPAXY,
WHI KB TtlB WETX KXOW5 CHARACTER
of tbe Managen is a (aaraotaa aLtba character of tbe
cmpsny., ... V. t -.-.V
Inture at Utnc, Kep the money at home.
- Tbhi Company Innnrof ti Uvea of all bealthr per-
wim from 14 to ell vears oramaeearina tbe amount
insured to the wife and children, against. the oliimaof
all tsredium. J. K. VuKKrJ,'
Jgent in isaliabar.
Or, u As Accidents will happen in tJte best
of famuies" '
ZTTSTJUXl' 131 BITS
Southern Accident Inguraice
COMPANY.
? ,The Pioneer Company of ' thcSouth.
Authorized Capital, 1.000.000.
InniirfM HL'aVist all accident to tire and limb. Giv-
ng the liolil'iriui annual policy for the full moni(t
nuredja iaftel ilatli and comnnnatinn at the rate
l f5.IS) ir Pfk lorcich 1 OH ifdiiiabled.
Not exceeding Tucntu-Six weeks. Short
Time Policies (for Travellers,) may be had
trom oue kluyJo one year and from $500 to
10.000. s ? .
Call nt the Hook .Store before taking a trip and i
cure ticket of ' J. k. BURKE,
Agent Southern Accident Ins. Co.
JnncC 1866. t2in' '
THOM ASVILLE
Female College.
THE Buildings and lands of "Glenn An
Female Seminar." have been purchased, ai
the school has been reorganised with a Board
of Trustees aud a competent corps of Teach
ers, under thejiame aud style of
Tliomasville Female College.
No. town in the State affords better advan-
tuees in every paiticular for acolleireof high
irrade. than Thortiasville, situated as it is, on
b-Xirth Ca . i Bail Road, in a region of
country tiii8uff!i.A I in nealth. ood. morals.
and g'Md societ)-, it is iMplaeefor a eollega
for Ceutral and Western Nth Carolina, and
ft is onr set purpose to make it equal to the
iMiialiUa.l'i liifif IwjruiiO ortUer "Bwies both aa
to chartered prtvilrtreand bnfldiBgs.
BOARDincludinjr all but lishts. tl5. ner
month t - t- .
JlTION-ta T reMiratorV Psnaninantr
(12 5Q per session
to
f 17.00: t-
Musie on Piano, or Guitar 22.50: Oil
Painting (20 :
Drawing $10; French, Latin and German
(5 each. i'"'
Incidental expenss (1.
The First Session wil) open tha 7th Adj
ust, 18tJ. and coutiuue 20 weeks. Payment
to .be made in currency one half iu advance,
and the balance at the close of the session.
For further particulars addreos,' .
. itfcV. IrK..IKU IXTX, PresidenU-
or Rev. X. F. REI l D. D. Visitor.
Thomasvillt, X. C,July 2i;ti(J. - tw3t.
Dr. A. M. Nesbitt,
Offers his professional serviees tojlte Cili-
xen of a!ilHiry aud the surrounding Coau-
try. lie eaa- W iound at bis KeaioVnee on
Jackson Street, in rear of the Presbyterian
sbytertan
9m..
Lnurcn.
juiyar.-w.
V,'
GOLD & biLVXSIL
in
I.V ADDITION TO OUR LAKu.
and carruil if tdcctal &'Uk k (
,fsii-ifiit: g tiilHilL
GOODS,
-vb hayb 1V6Z ncmmxypt bCi;
Ladies'iGenllemen'sWcar.
Fanes' and Mourning Printi Dleachea
mud Iiiyirn Mnalins, umghamt, ana
Jaelonett, Silk Dasqnef Lace -
. Mantlet, and Prints Sim-
bcqvea, J,enoit . . . ,
JJlock Silks, , '.
Mood Skirts; Boots. Shoes, Ae... J
A LARfll! AND EXCELLENT ASaOBTlfEirT OF ' , i
Kt adv-Wnde ' Clothlnff, . .
ozLocuxLtBS, sit zzauswasd;
t" Wm alao have on band many Goods that ws' w
wish to sell off in order, to make room for our
Pall Stock, and will do so at greatly reduced .
prices. .. .;s
June 9, 1SCC.. . T 60-dtf " y " -r
Just
At the Store of
YARDS of beautiful new
i a few beau-
" w tif'd patterns of
ratter us of ladies dress
goods. t
We hare r .
most evef -
i.. I,..
rir
1 a
itKl
indaome
selectioa
ladi; ' -ics? Goodsr
, . f -
Whff (1oods,tinens, Rib1ons, Laces, Hosi
ery, Dress Trimmings, Hats, Bonnets, 6ce.,
dec. For Gentlemeus wear, we have a large
aasoi -!meut of Cassimeres, Linen Goods and
Heady Made Clothing.
FjII aaaortmpntnfShoML.infaTArvdaseriDtloa.
Hardware, Groceries and (Crockery.
All o J which we offer at as .reasonable ad-
ranees as any house eaa sell them.- -
. A. J. Mock & CO.
Salisbury, N. C, May 18, C0. , dtf nc43
j Patent medicines. t
A BOON TO; THE , ?ICf UND
L 3 Light of the World.
Pi!!a: and Salvd.
K, t:.
e Llfe-irtrinir remedies at now, atrta ubllelv
tot lie world. For over a quarter of a century of BT I
vate practios tbe lugrediente la tbess , ,
"''" nrf nrVrar-yTi v mm .
Hsvs been ned with tbe (rreatest saeocss. Tbsir
miwionera not only io prevent diaeaaa, but to cure.
1'her search out tbe varioua maladies br wbicb the
patient mi saflering, and rertgoratea tbe failing aystem.
i'otbeagedsnd infirm a few doees ot tbess valoaMe
pills wiU prove to tie
Received
111.
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. - t
For in every cane they add new life and vitality, and .
restore,the warning energiee to tbeir priatliM atato. To
tbe young and middle-aged, tbey wilt prove most in
valuable, aa a ready, apecifte; and sterling medietas. .
Hera ia a dream realized, that Pone-de-llon soagfc
for tbrea hundred yearn ago, and. never found. Ha
looked for a fountain that would restors the old to the
rijr-f aid make youtb ever y
p: AN ETERNAL SPRING I .
It - m I 1 for tbis day and hear to feaJix the draarn
ana
lu,onf glorious ttvat, tos magletaat mads i
air.
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES ,
and 1"
hat uicht triumph over tbo "
as bentata then bat acias '
latoaerv.Vy'bea taken as
ag0 if. 1
tbaf.
prescribes
Kotbing ean 4 .. . odaetirs of ears thaa
Pilla. Tbeir alwoat mairia ioflneaos is felt at ones,
and ths usual eomcomitanta of this moat diatreaainf
dieeaae are removed. Tbess remedies art mads from
the parent .?
Tbey will not harm tbe moat delicate fcmals.aad'eaa
be riven with good effect ia described aosss to tba
yon n cert babe.
JVU VUTANKUUS DISORDERS
and all oraptiona of tba skin, tba salra is soat tnval
ablet
It does
1 aot beat externally alone, bat pan
tates with toe moat searching eDecta te us vary root
f the evil!
DR. IflACGIEL'S PILLS
Invariably cure the follow
;. ing AViseases.
Bowel ComplaiaU,
fcoogfta
Colds.
y Chest Diseasaa," v
itireneas,
' . ' Dyspepsia,
T "r piarrbcBa,
Droosy,
5
Debility.
Fever and Ague,
Female Complaints
Headache,
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Indigestion, '
I Influenza,
Inflainatioa, ' '
Inwaid weakness.
Liver Complaint,
; . Lowness of Spirits,
. - J Ringworm,
,- Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum,
Scalds.
Skin Diseases, Jta, - .
tl NOTICE Soaa raaaiM -itkoat Ua earrs , ,
V4 trade-mark aroaa4aarhpotorboa.BXMd by Dr.4 -
J . aU rat, Kaltoa street, Aaw 1 act, to osaaaa tarn V
Wbicb la hteay.
V Soii by alt reapectabV Dealers fa KedMaaa
tbroacbaal tba I'aitod titatea and Oaialaa at IS eaa -.
r boa as swS.
Fnr aak at . II. Ea&iaa' Drag gtera, feFatamy,
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