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KCLKCTIC MAGAZINE
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40 Years Before the Public,
A
HEPATIC IMJULS,
To.if ', k ii'l tut u .i
friI rtmly
ir a" m.'.ohs
DISEASED
i i n V.I by if
LIVER :
Tjtr-r arc made and sold by . W. HKKMS. 1
(he iHSr.vTrr. w h ti i icijiwed to Baltimore,
U1 n leer lit- i u liavenot-esoloili pores and !
Iil-al llietlH i.ii ". lint lO.HI faVOinhltt ItTIII-.
lit will ; kiji rtn hn.l mrm Wpply.
ami wt.l A-li I" U AitUv.-, w aifl (
rei.i.l, ui l!n . :! u.
In iht niiiruUViii .'f i". . vtv :p-ri r t;i !
Xtfiloill Piiif, Ho Cni (' lliMlll i : :ircl lo
iusa:e tl.f friSMli-ri ptib!t? .It (tree of .f t:.un
hi nmiil ol Aiit.'y, i x. !. nc n I coiiii.mi.
Thry vt:u!i o:io rticlu whtci.h.t .:u1kUv '
wlm lii powctltJagrui iudntrnngdivXivr. J
(wliifi pivrs llirm nn a.lvniil.ii'f ivT every
i,, l1M..t,.,,.r ofliwl ti. tin- Ml! hc.i 1 lir
" . . ' .... . ,
r.miooMiKMi ue.l in ll.e-e I'Mis 'un ionj prt t
p-l I.J .ho h.n.1 of Hi, ..Tvo,,r, may !
( mnt frrblr pstn-nt in the iimsi ,
.plicate HHmtlUII, nliu-i mulo or leinalu ; W1
fro, (lt.,r Kc,ihur combination are bijjjily
j,,,;, nild j tlt.lr ,c,iol, on the b.nv-
-k au.l in.i.v.). in n cbtnaU- like ours where
I co'iul'S are almost an nnfailinir con
it qneiit e ol lite wi.Mrn changes to which all
are snlj-cl, every one at all liable to sutler from
I be influence ol lliee cni.srs, will I'm. I tlie greal-r-i
.-. in.lv in liaiii( hi:i liver and bowels well
cleauaed by tli e ntvulnablc I'llU.
W here ib-- IMU ale known, especially in
li e koutlu'in rfiittes. where ihey luitc been cii-
t i:ulatel so rxtii.sivelv. ihey nel no recoin-
nietnlariin thrir merits are h well known by
terartfc rAWst,nWo!riw4m.i.
Tbry il.. rel..re ate .leslinol to be, at no distant
,v the only remedy recfrnised and ne, by
Ike people whew bill, .us diseases are so preva
lent The a.tvlitare in this treatinetil there-
I,,,.. ia il.at a cure s-t Us ialical and in-
ere
the necessity of brtutklllj! down
0e part to remove a disease m .
1
iilelc without
the eystetu in one part
nnolher. . . ,
They can be sent to any point in the tinted
Stales by Mali or K.rs.
,lu"o, Hro... ls-Th. Or.. -U-Kive Oroaa, T5.
T ,. " .h mu "iltber .ecompan, la. r.lr for lb. M.
cine or II will be -at CO. I. r l. shcuM be addnaa
,j io O- Ial,
No. &, fo 0LHi! fTaaar,
DALTiaoaa Mi. ,
' .here the, -Ml FrW"&!U. l-i.t.
- , , lh, BtuM. ... salisl..
fur llv Mertiflliee r.ii .,.".
JDlliM n. r,.Mo.,
Prngglt, Special Agent.
10:wtwlr
REEVES' AMBROSIA
FO R THK.jHAlR.'
Improved I
It ia an e'.egant PrewiiiK to tl .e lisir.
It causes the Hair to curl Uiiiit fullv.
It keeps the Scalp Clean s ml Heslthy.
It invigorates the BooU of UiC Itsir.
..j d. fair alt.l llcir.l to Kt W lli
vnrisntly.
u torcca ...v . , k
H Immedlatel sto.is Uair Falling Out.
It keep the lltlr from ('haiiiaoColor(lroia age.
Jt restores Urey Hair to its original Color
t, i.i,,t-flierfii:rou''nesraitnatuasoeen oao.
.. - . - an a-a
, "
for years.
It Is compeaed entirely7 ;.infliielnn)'piire?y vsRetaf
hie siibstniwes.
It has received over six thouasnd voluntary testimo
ninls of its execirencc. inan or which aie ffom phjl
J .i.aidiuaiJHJuay.sten5ias
It is sold in half
. . . . i
un.l Lotties (the name blown
in tlie iriass ) ny
(ririst anil I'eaie s in rn.ie.
1 I m-1 . ,.ra . T 1 1 liT i 1 1 !'. I , 1
vtiiuaauiic ui
' frlin A ( o.. X'evvl orTi
marcnlatwly
State of Noztli Carolina,
t -
WATATOA COUNTY
Court of Plms and Quarter Sessions April
Vm Iloiton, Gaanlian vs. Thomas & R- E.
Ikwn..
Attaclnncut leviedonland.
TTaMwornia
11 5
f
resi.lc liCfpn.l lh! limns oi tins oia.e
. . w a r aU.a.s ..l 1 .1 infi t i ill
1 deretlfM he Court tM 1
be
, - .
t ' . a.
r T ...,n.L-a ill tr0 AsLUTHWI .- vnw
lor si i- - .
State, nolityins said defeiulants to be and a,
Zl,., n,tt Court of Pleas and Quarter
pear at onr next Court
Sesijiis to be hehl nr inecoumy w -
. ... ... J ... r W ... ...
at the court-house in Ucwe, on me ma
: pa IW ll any i' j . . .
4 nol iondeienea to tte e ot f--
. . ..... ',,-..,, fnmiav in Ar.nl. A. I. tf.
Hi. old orih State Fewer." Oasitm.
SALISBURY. N. C. SATURDAY. MAY 30.-18C8.
Oonnccticnt Mutual
Of Hartford, Coat..
TATKXKXT, PLC 31, 1867.
SSKTS
$17 670,288,88.
INCOME FOR 18C7.
$7,726,516,53.
FOU I'UKMIUMS
$6,332,804,95,
FOU INTEREST,
$ 1 . 3 J 3 , 7 1 1 , o 8
LOSSES PAID IN 1307 J
I.-J),7.8I8,
DIVIDENDS I'AID IN 1S7.
$64 3,003,00
Interest received Jtiuni tbau uayilutaca.
DivideiiUri avtraftc ovet toper n ut.
A II pnlicie uou-liiifeit uble lor aatntpd amount
Asaurauce can be effected in all forme deured
5AM L. DOUGLAS WAIT.
Ueuentl Ageut.
lUWitfU, N . C.
J. A. Dradshaw, Agent, Salisbury, N. C.
mar ;i i w if
i II N H H T IS. I 11 ti ( II 1.4 I'KS
lfarrcul is Over!
The YUldis Great
Prosperity Abounds I
Winter has Come I
m00re"VKUrIa11WIt6rkerf
rm: (iiikat
TOWS COLXTKV VEEUV !
THE MTtUL tutlie I-eadhis sad l.arsrst tircula
J Valoe.nd Variety of Coalesta and Manly o
A )t rli,race. u.or- Aioiealtural. Ilorti
l' . ..a.. L.i......i...,,il I d.-rti. v ulnl New
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With Illustrations. Tales, E.-ways, Music, 1'oetry,
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it employ me laicm .u .... -e- '
c..n. of Kditora,( oi.Uil.ntors, Ac. con.icieHUiany
ofTe best Farmera, 1'l.aters. Wool ti.owersj Ui.
,lers. Horticulturist &c a..d sSohot
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NSURANCE
COMPANY
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xrrrvn.Yir.D A
XX s A - , jirj8 of m ulocegei j,, ordor t(
And how theij Li W, Fought andU)e0 comply with the roq
tuJl f...i Tl'iii 1 jA:i1. 1 -l....Ll ' Jia ua 1....M1 111 .18
IJidf for Dixie.
W AI1L. Incidtada.. and . Futetclua ... ! ...ii"!..
HitrreConteflerner, eoimtrfstTip ami-
S m !k Jafl. "4 at r. .
tivos of Personal Adr.nture, Ami
the Caiiip, i'ield and hospital, together with the
SoiifTS. ltivlhds,i Aneedotesnnd Hnniorous lucl-
. ............ iii.it... i.i I'nvnsnn (luniiK. in
ilents ol the War lor riouiiiern inuepeuu...
Therein a certain portion of tho war that win
i ii en in iv...-.- a-,.- a. a
real part of it. and will, if preserved eonvrj
; t7bmm.y dry reports or
this nan iv.ny
)m. nM the gossip, the iPHth;'VJl
war. This illumtesiheetmT,et;-rof the
WVT-r
hemes, "the renutuceftiid hwrd.hips ol the a
1 Via Valiant and Brave Hearted, the Pietur
,! ira,.,atw..a WIMy and MarveUs,
. ' n. 1 I 11 .1 tl- a.t.l (I.,, w hltlll I'.tllOr
.
aiiift of the WSr are here IhrilH
tnu raiuer ana 1 iHiinw, w -y,
a materiy inaimer, at onco msionco. u
.,,n,,ti.. Mu vrinr it tlie most amine, unique.
brilliant and readable book ttrat the L w W
catted Art.
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WHOP ATKIHSOK'S ADDRESS
f That Brethren of the CUrou and
I ifVy .Meeting as wa do at a time ;
' .lMa.a . . .- ', . . I l I 1 . 1 tl.l . 1 I I 1 I I I . I 1 I ll l
fll. V fill llacl IL II I I II I III (IIIVJ V ri 1 1 1 1 1 v i v. i i
depression and likewise of tnneh anx-'
iete because of the political condition j
df "the country, and feeling as wo all
must the evil effects of our present
circumstances, in weakening tlie en
ergies and impairing tho ro-ources of
rfe Clin ch, wo -yet havo catt6e for
ufiitual congratulation in its general
condition at home and abroad.
The number o' the Clergy, in this
Ima indued been diliialicd.
ii.si.m. ie..-y of' their muintainance,
owing to mc general iih"wi
of the people, and in that way we have
lost B'.uie of our most faithful and nsc-
j- ,;,, infers.
JJnr. wherever the in
work, the
borer llHS lieen W BOietJ l . .. ,
iarVest seems to. become increasUlgl)
w. 1 .l.:..lr ...
. i i. .. . T iblnlr ho
lltllinaa II. , .T,!
(jnubtcd that the Church IS beCOIll l g
Verier understood and more highly after consu eroO as liiaritiiig ... -..
?reciatcd throitghont tho Diocese, in Christianity. t brought together,
1 he co nfirmalion Tin the places where from all partsof the world, the rep o
' havTvUiled nro on .he whole, lar- I presentatives of that great and rapidly
I .. 1 .A tl.'r. ......il.or nf inrM OURHUr COIIII1I lllllOll Oil WlllClI, 1111-
for tnan usuai, "
vminir 111011 applying
for admission
j r. . 1 - .
for Holy Uraers is ery mucu grwutt..
(tint, nt nnv oilier period during my
y , , S. f..
KuiacoptO, Or 1 ueiiov o o( mav j
' I . i V , I k I ,
,. 0r mv nredece-soi s. vn uie
0110 ' . . j . . n .-.,- ,.
May, 1868, (dlUll.g tl.O Sitting of lllO
Convention) I consecrated St. John s
A. ...t. W It Wo t in II-
sing of ihc Convention, in bt. James
Church, Wilmington, 25 persons ; andv
ru the 20th May, in the same Church
1 continued 2 others ; and on 27th, in
the tame Church, another person ; on
SSifi, 1 contiintedl in private, a sick
,,eis.n, a UieniOOl ut- vmu.
i jt Wilminr'ton. and on the same
UuiTCh, -W llll M WVJ uy,
. ntiillier sick pemni of the parish
- Tf-tneji of the SaitlC CltV
; (,l ot. 0 .llllCe, IHO 0ut v j
I luv line been rcaucsted by the con
vontimi to attend tho Conference of
tho Uishop of the Anglican i Conven
tion to bo UeiU at uimnein u pepiy
bur, it becenio necesaary fortne tf
mediately aittr the adjournment of
the Convention, to set out on my visi
iattAti of tllO Central and W ostein
llinvn
ordor to no
lies'
i-Lioh 1 aliould Jiave been in st ro
ltictant to refuse. Mid- yet oproplmuce
rwi7KlrircTt w, im try 4hr terms
have resid ed in neglect ol litefljek
n,t.. immodTattflv COlUHlitted tO ly
charge. Accordingly, on tho 80th
of Mav, 1 set off from limv, and on
held the tervico 01 im
aw . . .
i .NoTthaipptoii count) .
The church building lias
I ,n,.i-k(i tVrviti tlie viJlaire to a
; siUtiied more tefiteiit at two miles
. . , the concreicas
Tl ul iZ n nf its most nsettd
Inemhers, ill the person
of tllO late Ed.nond gjftg
,,,3 to be Till deterniinatu.il o l their
.1 ry. v asiwsve- i
.1 7. . . ...Lie MllwrlAVI
,,-rt t secure lUBir. teiCMtBs
services, which, m conscqueiico ol
iM.vv., - - i J:l? ,lth
, ,iw, mvafpriollfi Hliu viuicm
I . . M Castleman, and the- C
be ' tinned abscetiCO of Kev. Atr
' - . a mr . m : 1.
! i5in- luicrrllpted
, i t . : P..vi.il... li,A n uersonal claim to to aisimo-
hah colored, im1 administered I lie
Holy Oouiinunioe. u the od and
31st, I preached at Henderson, con
firmed 4 irnn(is and nltso administer
tho Communion. On the 6th I
preached at Williainabimiiigh, nd
baptised an inl'unf. On tlio 4ilU I
Muni preached twice at 'Jalord, and
;!!i,nWl9pariia. t -
nioriiiiiL'. I DTcacnoa nt i-miiihuuii:,
ill
the aj'ieiiiuou, alier a aertuon bj Iluv.
Mr. Vaughn, I confirmed 0 uaona,
2.af uhunt u ora otdtrrtt1 und- at night
I preached to a colored congregation.
On the 10th I preached nt Kittrell'ii
Spring, and confirmed 1 person. On
tho 12th 1 preached at Hillsborough
and. confirti'cd 3 persons On the 13ih
at St Man 's Chinch, Orange county,
Iurcached and confirmed 5 persons.
On tho 14 h at the request of th
tneiilfv. I visited the School of th
AU'J-srs. nuigiiHin. m me uv j
and was very favorably impresaed
wit.l the order, cheeri'lllncas and ap-
ir ii l . :...(.. ..... .. ........
I Uiiient nit'trices Ot Uic pupils. 1
' preached to them and continued C of
j ilifir number.
I In ilia l.'illi Mm I IC. h at Kulisbun-
i --- -
I picached twice, installed tho Kev.
Ijno. Heeake Tillinehast as Hector ot
St. Luke's Chinch, confirinedf 3 per
sons and administered the Holy Com-
imiriioti
On tlie 17th at Chnst Ch ,
Hownn connty, I pieiicticd and Coti
; . ,! i i in ii ri - 1 nt tliLMii colored
in hivm v -
On tho 18 h nt St. James' Church,
Iredell county, 1 preached and con-
liimed 5 persons, 1 of them colored.
On the 19th at Stateaville, I preached
in the Methodist Church, kindly off
cred mo for that purpose, and con
firmed ono person. On the Slat at
G win's Chapel, in Wilkes county, I
preached, baptised 4 children and
confirmed 4 persons,
o
.. "ois SoiiiiL' Visitation.
From this ooint (Kockingham coun
ty) I went mi lo Baltimore and thence
t'o New-Vot k, on my way to England.
Of the proceedings and results ol
the Lambeth Conference, so tar as
, intended to be made pub
J. ," . informed
... p.lii nro a oil IV Wdl lIHOrillou.
lie. v..u are already , well informed.
That meeting will, 1 believe, behero
- . ,
der God, the primitive nnd nnadulte
rated'Gospel of Christ seems mainly
to test for i:s preservation and diffu
sion. .
The princ'plea which they set torth
in their pastoral leltor and their rcso
lnlions, and in which they concurred
with such remaikable unanimity, are
those which can, and which alone can,
efl.jctually shield the Divine Truth
from rash and ruinous unbelief on the
lv less
one iiiiuu, ni...( - .
ruinous innovaliuu and corruption oh
.. .
tlio nthorl
Amid consid rahltv adversities of
opiniorij frackly expressed, and with
dtgnified tyiTrrtesy andgreat anility
maintained, it was yet very oncourag-
iiij to see how absolutely tlie vne
Faith" was received by all. That
Faith which has come down to us
from the earliest ages of Christianity,
and ia to be lianoiuitleJ to ttio laiesr.
And the Catholic character or me
Church ; its adaptation to all sorts anu
11 It 1 V 1 1 j so wwoo' (
...iclitiivna of men was made striking-
... ........ - ... .. i
i j. ..; wltAii onn ooked arounu
1 V lllllllliv ov '
l.im litwl AV iti what mutually remote
quarters of the earth, in what ditter
eut steles .rf intetfegenee -dttf cvf ih
-tion. amid what -varied-races' tneee
a. . t ... ..A t..
men I ved and labored, wno met io
aether for the first time in those an
cient Hails at Lunbcth to consult how
Miey miglit best advance the King
doin of Christ. : , - H
I 'PU,.M u-oot ilioan nresllt who wer.'
spending their strength and penlling
their lives among the most degraded jieath
en tribes of Africa. Others from a.nonp
the savage of Borneo. Othora mmm
tomed to the political turmoila of Uh;
J)uoeracy of Atnertca ;
again, sat in the trout rauas o. ,. -
of Enirland. Some were of world-wide
reputaiion as Theologians. Sv)u were
l . .. m-t. oail some
I I'l lilll'l L l" ""-.-
. . a. ia a I 'IK . . vi.il.Cli Hit
eminent tor insiorieni r. s;- - --
LJUthtaMuabed lor unuiaiit
I M agreed in aceopting tor th
r( 7 , .I.A ;:.retio.. of otlu rs,
ruiu.iiico anu ok ...v .... - . .
I
- hliirdWrtitg - af - - t'hhiat which-ia plaVdy
1 . . 1 1 a . . ... nv
jtaugb t in
.ug.it in Uouy snpian,--.--
mns, v .-.v.
I . ... 1 I VI J
U .naV perhaps he permitted to one
'
single c oiic rive Crate
(WHOLE NO
The renewed opportunity wliicb t f n
joyed laat year if estimating I he eomli
tion iiml progress of the L'kiirrh Kog
land, dreyriicl the nssnraucs which I
previously (plained of its grtat and raj.
ul mlvsnccmi i t The Clergy, in uiun
ber, ar 'nearly luhle what tiny sere at
the eamnieucrinent ot lh n ntary . Tliry
ttd And Niith a are snid !
1 Halsslisasassr
crensed in similar hrnnortion, mid
new
boilduigiC ofti'n of great beuaty aad
spleador, are ennlimially rising up Th"
srrrrsirip at rrT"tlnifcIl W WMlancW Uh""
more ami more of srileiniii'.y, devotion
and iinpressivencss, and it ia ia tham re
spects, I believe, uneouuled on earth
The Chun.li. set ins to have an increaaing
strength ol hold upon tho people. An
established or Jiseetabliabsd religion, as
taught hy if, will remain the religion of
the l-mirfish uirrion : LI. ssina that iteoule
and going frtli from ihem to bless tho ro
e , ... .. . .. . . ... . .. .ta
I . . . .
inoieH mil nine uimii unu.
1 I was strongly urged by twodear Irieiida
j ww j,tj blt.n luv prishineni iu Bati
,n0re, to spend the.' winter aiih ihem in
Italy, but I felt that my duly hd ilse
where, and I returned to ihc United
states about the 1st of December.
1 At the instance of the FWdmenV
('oniiiiissiiin, I ; reached on tho subject of
the religious education of tlie colored
population at the South in several Church
es in New York, Albany and Baltimore.
Meeting the convocation of Northern
New York iu Albany, and addressing
ihem on the same subject, on which lliih
op Potter, who was present, likowiso
sp..ko with greut force ond deep sympa
thy with bis Southern brethren.
In I ;.ilt im. in- 1 preached at the ordina
tion of three young Blinisters of Christ,
and united with Bishop Whittinghaui iu
setting them apart for tho ministiy, of
whom one, the Kev. Nelson Falls, has
since come to labor omong us.
About thu 1st of January I reached
home, and during the lest of the w later
"'rilThlop'tPngi'ves art aoooauToT
his Fall visitations
Persons confirmed during the year are
395, of whom 321 are white and 74 col
ored. This number exceeds that of tho
confirmations of any other year of my
Episcopate, while iho places visited uao
been fewer than usual, owing to my ab
sence in Europe, showing a njoro rl'd
growth in tho Church. It is also to bo
observed that where the Parishes have
been vacant, at Ooldsboro.' Elisabeth
City and-Kinstoii, there have beeu few or
no confirmations, showing that where
there is no minister there is usually no
progress. .
1 have administered the Sacrament of
Baptism to twenty-four persons during
the year, of these seventeen were white,
infants, three white adults, two colored
infants and two colored adults.
During the last year tho Diocese has
lost some of Its .most valuable Clergy.
Tl.e Rev. Geo. M. Everhart has resign
ed the charge of Calvary Chare h Irert
derson county, and St. .lames' ( hurch,
Henderson villo. and been transferred to
.i f t: r.e Koiitnekv: tho ltev. f.rt-
l,Ir ""-y-w '.ti v..;..
; w5n (,.er , at present rcsiumj,
,1.1 1. till CiinonlcallV Witnill inn
CI. i. B . ' ' . -w .
Dioce-e ; the llev. AYm. Hodges, D.
has resigned tho charge oi .. .
efraroh, r Wiirteirtwiradw been trans
ferred to the Dioc.se of Maryland; the
n. Ine. AV. MurtdiY was, aunng ..."
year, transferred to the Diocese of 1 enn
sylvania, but has recently been recctvcHl
again into this, and hat aeccptcd. the .
charge of Christ Church, Elizabeth City
and entered upon bis duties therej tho
Rev. Joseph J. idley,.-.lP.i!efef4
I t... Si lWa Church, Louisourg,
l l 1 j a
I and i,a8 UCen transferred to the liioceso
. t IV V'anant
nt qvnnessee: tlie ncv.
D. D. Vanant
I " '
. i ' r...,.n,t tn the Diocese
wcrp lias dccu inwsiwyw . ' - .
of Missouri.
JiiinLJiaxiJ
orto by ordinations, to-wit; W
ten, who was admitted to the Order of
Deacons Snndy, May lfttb, 1861 St.
James' (.Well, Wilmington. ;
Th ltv. J. Brcnton bmith, D.D ,ha ,
i ironsf. red to Uiis Diocese from that
of New Jersey, and has become
pal of the Normal and Training .-choolsX
in Ualetglr for .the education of co onred
teachers and tiie instruction of coloured
oiirtlsters. snd has alsa taken charge ot
thc colomed congregation of St. AgU8
tine, in the sauV city.
:ri.a. n "Uilaon Falls has been rS-
ceivad by letters dismissorO into thisDio
cese from that of Maryland, and has ta-
ken the Hectorsiup oi pi. - -
Halifax, in conjunction With tliat of
.. . a .t- '
:.:-...:.. i..t..
ItrTlum.as.lvlneaor, Be was, dwr-
. Watcta, foiuicrly lleWt
, intdavsr, subjected tOJBM
m - r .
I . Sw
act of arts ero pi 1 WH'
..-r . ftf .uberdiB.t6.
-f -.tj.ttT..5ti
idl'enc, but
I
I
I
alt tiK f :ntrest hynayin up ano save c l j j jj TODD, f&mr-
IU.4)wd, 1 fcip'hr
On at K?-!vi rrres:
a. I . I MalUl'. Hlt "s S -A ,
1 T-ef y ..