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Dr. J. Walker’s 'California
Vinegar Bitters are a purely Veg
etubUipreparation, nuute-ebierty fnxu
the native herbs found on the 'oner
ranges of the Sierra .Nevada motui
* tains of California,, the lindickuil
properties of which are extracted
therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily*"asked,
“ What is the cause of the unpar
alleled success of Vixegar Bit
ters V 1 Our answer is, tlutt they
remove the cause «»t* disease, and
• the patient recovers hU health. They
we tin; great blood pttritief arid * a
life-giving principle, a perfect ileno*
V.itor and invigorr.tor of the system*
Never before in the history of the world
lias u medicine been foinportmleil pos
sessing the remarkable qualities of Vtx
kuar IhiTKUs in healing- the sick of
« very disease mutt is heir to. They are
a gentle Purgative as well as a Tunic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
i he Liver and Visceral Organs, in Hiiions
Diseases
The properties of Dr., vr.vt.tc
i:b*s Vixeoar Hi mats are Aperient. Dia
phoretic, (’armiuative. Nutritious. Laxa
tive, Diuretie. Sedative. Counter-Irritant,
‘ Sudorific, Alterative, and Auti-Hilious.
Grateful Thousands.proclaim
‘ Vinegar Bltters the most wonder
ful luvigoraut that ever sustained
the sinking system.
No Person tu take these Bit
ters according to directions, and re
main long unwell, provided their
lames are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital or
gans wasted beyond repair.
Bilious, Remittent, and In
- terinittent Fevers, which are so
prevalent in the valleys of oar great
rivers throughout the United States,
especially those of the Mississippi,
Ohio, .Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, Bed, Colo
rado. Brazos, Bio Grande, Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Ito
anoke, James, and many others,
with their vast tributaries, through
out our entire country daring the
Summer and Autumn, and remarka
bly go during seasons of- inuisuol
heat, and dryness, are invariably ac
companied by extensive derange
ments of the stomach and liver, ami
other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a
powerful influence upon these cart
ons organs, is essentially 'nece'ssary.
There is no cathartic for
equal to Du. J. Walker's Vinegar
ihTTKKS, ns they will speedily remove
the dark-colored viscid nia.ter with which
the bowels are loaded, at the same-time
stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy fuae
lions of the digit-tire organs.
Tin*idly the body against (lis
t'd. ■(' by purifying all its ii ’i-is with
VIXKOAIt HiTi’KRS. S‘> ♦•!»■:c1.1...• traU
take hold ul - a system ti. t Id v-armed*
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ib-a.t
iic'iif, I’um iu tbo Sldhi infers. tViigbs,
Tiglstnt.-s <4 - the <fhi‘st. Dizzim-ss. N»tjr
Kractali'»Uß td tiie Stomach, Bad Taste
iu the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpita
tion ts tile Heart, Inflammation, us the
J. tings. Dai a in the region of the JKjdney*, .
and a hundred other painful symptoms
are tin- offsprings of Dyspepsia." One bot
tle will prove a better guarantee of its
merits than a lengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, or King’s Evil, white
Swellings, f leers, Krysinelas, Swelled
Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations,
indolent lutlammations. Mercurial affec
tions. Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin,
Sore Eyes, ete. In these, as in ail other
constitutional Diseases, AValkkks Vis
it; a r Bittkrs liuve shown their great cur
j.itve powers in the most ob-tiuate ami
: tradable eases.
Fin* I nflaiiiiiialoi y ami Chronic
itiimimatisiii.Guut, Bilious. Remit-.
ieiit tud Intermittent Fevers, Di-cases |
* f the Blood. Liver. Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters hare no equal. Such Bis
ea.-es are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mpchiinirnl Diseases.'— Perscm
engaged in Paints and Minerals, such as
IMiiiubers, Tvjie setters. Gokl-Water*and
Miners, as they advance in life, are sub
j < t to paralysis of the Bowel*. To guard
against tbi-. take a dose of Wahhs* - *
Vjnk«;ab Bi rrEEs tßea-iouaUv. .
Fur Skill RiseaseiifKruptions,
Tetter. Salt Khtmtit. Bh»tehc;s/S[**ts. Fitu-
J»les, Fii-tules, Boils t’aibunek-s. Bing- „
worms, Scald head. Sore Eyes,. Erjsipe
ia*. Ittji. Scurfs Discadoratioh-* **f tiie
Skin, Humors and Disease* »*f the Skin of
; whatever name or-nature, are literally
dug up and euirietl oilt of the system lb a
fchort time by the Use of these Haters.
Fin, Tape, and other Worins
lurking iu the system of so many thou- 1
►and*, are elfcctually destroyed and re
moved. No system of medicine, no fer- ,
mi fug*--, no uiilhehniiiitUH will free the
from worm* like these Bitters.
For FruialH ooiplaints, in young
#r old, married or .-ingle, at (he dawn of
. xouianhood. orthe turu of life, these•
ie Bitters display so decided an influence
that improvement i* wnm j>eicepriL»le.
t'lcaiiM* the Vitiated lilood
whenever you find iU inqMintie* borsting
through the skin in Pimples, Eruption*,
or Sores; cleanse it when you find it ob
-trueted and sl'iggi.-h in the reina; cleaaaa
it when it i* foul; your feeling* wiU tell
C when. Keep the b’ood mire, and the
th of the arstem will follow.
K. H. ArDORILU & CO.,
ImiefMH A. (In Arta Eon rrancMtu. j Dallfor
ton. 4. c**r ;f WwMdartm, mul<'hvtto*Mu .N T.
**oie hr r 11 suit Bvldtra.
a. ocrffßii-i,
Attorney at Law.
Fayetteville. So. Ca.
Practices iu the counties of Cuaaber
iuul, Hempen n, Harnett and Rubeaoo
-(* : die I*, it. Ctrvuht nurt at Kaleigfc.
-a pt ZC It
PROSPECTUS FOR 1875. .
eighth i &
THE ALDIXE,
TiieAkt JotmLor America,
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I^NOTIGE!
O—:—'
- V- IXTEHX AL
REVENUE
-V - ’ 4 '•
SPECIAL TAXES,
UT i, ISTS, TO APRIL -30,1876.
h, '. / O-——/ r 4
f Tbe Revised Statutes ot the Un'ni
ptetj Slates, Sections :!2;TJ,-.3 , J37i ihiiiß
. rand :Kld9, require 'dvety. person . en
gaged in any basules,’ avocation, or
cinpioyment wlt'tch renders him Ha
bfeVj SPECIAL-TAX; TO PltO
CUlli: AX& PtICE ' L'bx
j. SPICVOVSEY: IX- Ills ’*JSS-'
r:\ nlisiitfExx (Jit.plica
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j*i; I , Vv*
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arc the-iiiitowiiig, viz:.
f -Rci-titlers - ---.'- I S2OAOO
. Tfeaiers. retail liqitor - - JijoO
-Dealers, wholesale: liquqr' - JOdOO
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in malt liquors, l&tml . I’tfOn
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And oiv sales of over SI.(XK). fifty. dents
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•terna*. Revenue at Fayetteville. X. C.
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Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to
May:. 1575, and W ITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE.
• J. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner ortiUertlal Revenue.
Odk» of lot. Rev. •
* Washington, D. C. Feb. 1 1875.
mar. 27 4t ’ ’ "
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DAItY STAR.
llaittlte Largest Circulation of any Dai
ly Newspaper ill the State, and a clrcu
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Xalgfe as that of any other paper ■
All the news of the day will he found
in it* condensed when unimportant, at
leiigflt when of moment, and alwajs
presented in a clear, intelligent and In
teresting manner.
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bow combined with tiie “Carolina Far.
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WM. H. BERNARD,-
Editor & Proprietor,
; r Wilmington, N’.U.
The’l’ee Deo Herald,
Published f.veky Wed
nesday,
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WADESBORO’. N. C.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
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up to the advancing thoughts of tiie
times, the Hkkald takes rank with the
leading journals of the day., it is on
the side ot Christianity.
The Herald Is devoted to the family
circle, it contains original and select
ed stories, wit, humor. Ac., every family
in tiie laud should sitbscrilie for it Its
low price (only one dallar) places it
wit Dili the reaeli of the poorest iu the
land, We pay all postage.
Read what the Press thinks of us.
The Herald is a First Class Family
Paper. Having some ot tiie able.t wri
ters in North Carolina at fuelled .to it
stuff. There is enough humorous read
ing in it to make one laugh tor a. week
—enough to keep you jolly till the next
comes.—Rockmart (Gu.j News. :
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DONATED!
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PANY. ; ••
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(XCNRFOUATM) UNDER THE .Laws o:
the State(»r New* York.
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of UK) packages each, to letuil at sfl.l
pi r pjiikragc.
11l each Series they.--donate SI(U)iA) t
the consumer, bv |cuUing in the. i’c
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Devoted to
•The Great PitiNCti'LES or the Na
tional Republican Party,
In accordance w ith the
PHILADELPHIA PLATFORM,
Independent tun to Mini,
Hut Not na to Party,
And w ill advocate the exercise of more
backbone on the part of the men who
claim to belong to said party.-
It will be devoted to cxpo-lng corrup
tion wherever found, in auy and all par
tles. - *' • 7 '
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North Carolina, and every man who
-landers the Old North State will be con
sidered lier enemy. -
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North Carollrtu to encourage imniigm
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T7nlt«‘(l (State* Govefn
ment.
Ulysses S. Grant, of 111., President.
: Henry Wilson, of Mass., V. President.
Hamilton Fish, of N. Y., Sec'y of ntate
Benjamin H. Bristow, erf Kentucky
J of tiie Treasury.
William W. Belkjiap. of lova, Sec'r*
tary of War. . ' ‘
George M. Robeson, of N. J., Secrets,
i ry of the Navy.
Columbus Delano, of Ohio, Secretary
of the Interior.
George 11. Williams, of Oregon, Attor
ney General. ....
Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut, Post
i Master General.
Supreme Court of the
1 ‘ United Htates.
I ; ..
, Morrison R. Waite, ol Ohio', Chief Ju*.
tice.
Nathan Clifford, of Me., Asso. Justice.
Noah 11. Swayue, of 0., “
Samuel F. Miller, of la., “ ••
David Dav K-of 111., ;. . “ »
Stephen J. Field, of Cal.. “ “
W illiam M. Strong, of Pa., “
J-.seph P. Bradley,of N.J., “ *•
Ward Hunt, ot N. Y., “ “
Court meets first Monday iu Deocip
ber, at Washington:
N. C.Bepremeiitntloti isi
Coiigi-esK.
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After Maich 4th.
i SKNATK.
A. .S. Merrimon, of Wake.
. Mat. W. Kiuisoro, of Northampton.
lIOTSE OK 11F.PKKSEXTATTT K».
l<t District—Jesse J. Yea U-s.
id *• J. A. Hyman.
3.1 “ A. M. Waddell.
4th •• JoMCpli J. Davis.
sth A. M. Seales,
dill •• , Tliomas S. Aslie.
7th •• W. M. IJobhii's.
'th *• Kohert It. Yanee.
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Curtis 11. of Wavue. (iovoruor
foTiu Ik Neatliery. Private Seeretifly.
•t. F. AVnilfeld. of.JroMt, - hlHitiijalit
.tiovenior* Mini Pferio’enl of tbf.* Setiats
V. 11. Howerton.of Kowmii,SecvofStai*
. avid A. Jenkins.
i. D. Jenkins. Teller. * * ’ ** #%,,,%
>«»u:ild tV. ikiiii. Ciiiet Clerk.
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Hoard of lCiluciti iou.
The Governor,. Lieut ant (inreßiur,
-L-' i ctarv of St ate, Treasurer, Audit
or, Siipvrintemlniit ol Pttlilic Instrne
(ion and Attorney General-gofisti
:ute the State Hoard of Education,
l'hc Governor unit' the
Su|icriiitendarit of Public InstrjiFtioit
Secretary ot Lite RuariL- . • . '
Huprciiic C'ourt. '
llii-hmnml JI. Pi-ar-on. of Yadk'ii. C’hiet
Justice.
Edwin G. Rcade.of Pcnu.it. A- .A,..., -*
>Viu. B. Riuimuii, o. Br.,u:io: -
W. I’. Uyuuiii Mecklenburg’ ••
Thomas Si-tile, Giillfonl. *'
T. L. Hargrove, of UfauvlUc. Eji-ort.-r:
5 • 11. Bagley*. of-ll .iko.-l isiL »'*
D. A. Wicker, ol Wake. .\Lu-lial
Meet* hi Raleigh on t-Jii- first AlJlti iay
■ n January and June.
P«asitivc*ly no dsroniois.
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Containing every « eeIFPORTJ’ COL
UMNS of choiiu n-ading (natter, priut
cd on clear, handsome- type ami fine
white paper. ’ * -*/ «
The News is edited by Tpfe’Da*-
Rt'RY News Man, and is cnuinbirfGl to
by a Urge iiuuilicr of excellent »til«L
who win luniish fresh correspondent*
Bout the leading cities, and contribute
to the editorial column*.
The News ha* It. own SclenlWe-
Fu-liion, Chi-s* and Puzsle editors, pab
lishcs Die Ih-sI original maiteMh'c best
min ellany, ami the trwhe-t and h«t
stories. In all ite departments it i« edit
ed with scrupulous care, and In id con
sequence, one of the best Family Jour
nal* published. Sample copie* free—
se drorone. t
The News is no new experiment, but
a long established hoiut *<lt concern.
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