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J.-P. McCombs, M.-D.,
0'ri-rs hU professional services .16' ttie citizens of
rhn-'.)it aid snrronnilinjf Comitry; All calls, botL
t find (inv. pnrnm.iv suigimuu iu
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KOBEKT GIBBON, M. . D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
TJrirk OfTlcft corner- of- 5th
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Streets.
1 Alexander & Bland,
1) K N T KSsT S.
OSife hors from 8 A. M. to.O P. .
r i )!!i(c iii IJ:-oW2i's BuiiUin:, oppwite the UliArlotle
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nOFPMAJI ,& tSIMPSON37
. D entists, ;
c n a K L o T T
p:-oMTtfuMy i'U'onn the citizens of Charlotte-aiioJ
tln' i nl'lii',' 'hut lhi.-y liave associated theiiiselvcs
(.-thcr in tli'- i..r:u-:icc of Dentistry. Their'aim
vill h" to perform all operations relatini; to the pro
tciun iii tlie most skillful inauucr and highest de-(
Kpir of veellenee.
T.-i tn i -x tract fd witlmut :iu by the use of Nitrous
1-Cm-. S;ilif;M ti'.. yiiav;t!i'teed.
uilUf.c-a Trade bUoct'iiijA. 14. 'osbit ft.Rro's
new bui! Uii-2,. " . Jt'-ii. lo. 1373.
W. N. PRATHEIl & CO.,
Manufacturers of.
l'Ci: ; n i: ri x e i a a x d ie .s,
And Wliolesalc J). ;tl' rtf iu
Cm 't(",t ''our rim, f-orejti and Doiteti'; Fruit, Ac.
Ti-.i.k' Street, 1st door aiye 'Market',
C'll AliT.-OTTj', X. C.
Ill" Orders sobered. :
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STENHOUSS, MACAULAY & CO,
WIK)LK?ALE AND DETAIL
Grocers & Commission Merchants,
C'riAitLOXiK, X. C. v f
Consignments of Citton solicited, on which we
will make liheraV ad van-it? to be sold hero; or if
hinppers (i. -sire will slap to our menu at iNcw ioii
or hiveipo.
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i-vct. Cumuiiioioiis and storage on
10' h-f.ltf I'M l.l-..
CEN T R A;L HOTEL,
C'lIAULOTTE, C.
This wi ll-known House having been newly fur
nished and refitted in every department, is now open
for tin' accommodation of the Traveling public. .
Z Omnibasses at the Depot on arrival of Trains.
.Ian. 1. 173. II. C. ECCLES.
P. COOK,
Ti ih: Va'. ow Xorth Carolina JZ((ilroaI,
Charlotte, . N. C,
Manufacturer of CIDEU .MILLS and nil kiiids of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
tlf" All orders promptlv attended to.
la a. 22, p.C.
R. MILLER & SONS
AtJKXTs roa the C k le ni? a t ex Pkkmixtm
Milburn Vagon.
A LAItfJE EOT NOW ON HAND.
Tor durability and style of finish unexcelled.
Call and see them at "our Ware Rooms, corner of
College and 4th Streets, 2d story.
Sept. S. 1ST;!.
NOTICE.
I la vine; sold out our entire stock of Groceries to
Mr. U 1J. Alexander, who w ill continue the business
tn our New Store, we lvspcciailv commend him to
tilt; favorably consideration of our friends
G K i KU A- A LEX A NDER.
Wp trill in future confine, ourselves to a GENER
AL COMMISSION BUSiNE6S, to the p in base
mid s;ih of Cotton and other connlry pndcce, to
tin- wiiolesule and roril Liquor, Tobacco and Pow
h'r busints. Storac' lurnisUed ou accommodating
t'TllH.
We 'would respectfully ?o'ieif a share of ihe pub
lic patmnage. . GRIER & ALEXANDER.
Jan. 5, 1S74. tf ' '
F. SC AH R ,
Chemist a nd D r u g g i s t i
'charlotte, n. c.
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ripti t nn prepared at all.-h ours of the
Keeps conshmtly on hand all kinds of Drugs, Medi
Hnes, Paiau-, Oils.' Dye Stuff?, Spices, Greea abd
$50,000' Worth of Goods
AT AUCTION PR8CES-F0R ASIIr .
llUVin? dcterminprl lo rlnsp nnt. our DrviGdods.
oirrtiio entire stock at whnteyer-ean'get
for it.
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tn re are feeling Gootfsat iretail fi-oui twenty-five
to nr iy ler cvnl djier 4imn n ue boughs else-
c.'ntrti aml at w,wl4ciiFom.fleiH ttventyrper
et c ,nean 'bat we say, and all personal iaivant
"Uods li
ce aiWrtUtrebi securer bTi?ains.!o sisj'S s4i . '
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Ilorsford
Sea; Foafn " "
Com Sran h. "
Livbejr's Extract of Beef.
Flavoring ExtracU.
Essence of Coffee.
Laundry Bl ie.
Concentrated Lye.
Potash ," &c, fcc'., at ' ' "
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May-33, 18M.
-WILSOX & CLACK'S.
NOTICE TO
Merchants, Farmers & Grangers.
A. R. X IS BET & BIIO.
Call attention to the fact that they have on hand in
-tore and are daily 'receiving a 'very heavy and
complete tock of .. . t;
, Heavy and Fancy. Groceries,
Which they offer at -wholesale and retail as chenp
afi can be bo'Jubt this side of Baltimore.
- Call at our Store on .Trade street, t'wo doors from
Public Square. '
" Feb. 0, 1874. " A. P. NISBET & BPO.
a .. n Prunes. ' 1
'A lot of Turkish Prunes in Store and for sale by
'Miy 4, 174. ' A. P. NISBET -fe BKO. "
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OATES BROTHERS,
COTTON BUYEKS .
General Commission Merchants,
Are now ready for. business. " Consignments of
Cotton, Gr in, Fl-iur, &c, solicited. " Cotton re
ceived and sold or stored on accommodating terms.
We have storage room for KX) to 1 .000 bales. Where
parties desire it. ve are prebarcd to ship their Cot
ton to New York without .additional charge by us.
Reference M. P. Pegram, Cashier 1st National
Bank of Charlotte. J. E. OATKS,
Sept. 8, 1873. J. M. OATES.
: cuuious.
GARDEN HOE,
Call at Walter Brejn & Go's ILirdware. Store and
see the latest and best improvement in the shape of
a Garden Hot-. 'It can be made into any shaire de
sired, for a Guird.n implement. It is a curiosity ;of
liie kiud, and is vcrv useful. ; ;
" WALTER BR EM & CO.
April SO. 1374. " '
A CARD
Having rented the office recently occupied by W.
J. Black, we are prepare;! lo do Vgeneral miuis
sion business. Strict personal attention given to
purchase and sale of cotton, corn and country pro
duce of all 'kinds. ' Liberal advances made on all
consignments made to us. . 4
We tiierefore respectfully solicit a share of the
patronage heretofore bestowed upon us. We have
large European orders, and will pay the highest
price for cotton.
Very respectfully, &c,
W.'ll. II. HOUSTON & CO.
-NOTICE;-Elias,
Cohen & Roessler.
"Wo are now rrceivinsj bur immense Stock f .
SPRING GOODS,
Which for style, quality and cheapness, cannot be
surpassed, consisting in part of . - - -
FOUEIGN & DO1MESTI0 DRY GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing, Fur, Wool aud Straw Hats,
Boots and Shoes,'
MILLINERY GOODS,
Notions, Cutlery, Crockery and a'.ireneral assort
ment of Merchandise suited to the Wholesale and
Ret til trade.. , i t : ; t ; 1
1 Living Tvery advantage of purchasing direct
from Manufacturers and Commission houses, wc
do not hesitate to sar tt our friends and customers
that we can afford and will.&ell Goods
AS CHEAP OR? CHEAPER
Than any tt!ier house iu the State. .
With a 2 years experience of what the people of
this and surrounding counties need, and having
established a reputation for fair and honorable
di'Mlincr, wc will make no promises but what we
will fill.
Our Goods were bought cheap and will be sold
cheap.
AYholesale-Mercliarits can save
money hy examining our stock before buying
tdse where. r , , , A . T r , -.
Come, see, and be satisfied. , -
elias, coiien & Roessler.
March 25. 1S74. , v .
- FURNITURE.. .
; F. M. SHELTON -
Has on band and is constantly receiving great va
rieties of Bedroom Suits,-Cottage Furniture, Bu
reaus, Wardrobes Chairs, Looking Gl sses. Spring
Beds. Matrasses, and ercrytamg" 'usually kept Jn a
first-dasa Furniture Store. . .
Mr. SlielUm gives especial attention to the Under
taking department; in which he keeps a full assort
ment of MetaJic Cases and Wood Coffins.?-3
All f thcSjove selling at astonishingly qy
prices. Call anti examine. - . s
- F. M. SIIELTON,
South Trade Street,
Pec.15. 187S.
Opposite Market.
. . . . 7. ORGANS. -
In spite of the panic, the snbscriber is now pre
pared to sell Organs. for quarterly or monthly
payments on the most favorable terms.
Churches Schools or private families can now
obtain one of those useful instruments without
scarcely feeling the expense. t
A full stockUbn. hand- at -my -newly fitted tip
room, first door above the Market. House, '.Trade
Street, CJmrlotte, 1. C " ; , ,
-iAvilFreht Organstrt thte desiririg,1tt-ItU the
privilegf final parthast' . " 7 r
March 2.1874.1 ; ' General Agent
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aU ryiW'i'fPllttl A Uttfivtbat are on
I'f?! VJ-Wi'l4-Mw. ; t :rIIeMui9 c4iurts. ; tin-
L3l$!."H'ikS sketches, oittljueii ol'v airl and
W?'; carinnhnik very,5 ft:wy itlier
articles rncriajiiiii.Li, tUis. fovniwU d v( his
business. -Aiid.,11 jtlo.s3 hid awiy ht the
rear jwn tion ot a l wt5Ln y frame 'jnuiiio far
from tlm liahicntioiLof science, art or letters.
LMr AVjllia'm . Snioak ."lives .near Poolar
SjuingS, S..C. ,11 is 35 years olt'l, as active
as. a inai.,ol' U0, aud thiiiks -nothing of walk
ing ten miles a day', lie lately jjave a din
ner, at, which '44S of his descendants were
present.,.. Waterbury Centre, Veruiont, is
the liappy possessor of a man who noi only
does not drink liquor, but very soon will be
able, if lie don't ..die, to abstain from drink
ing anythinir at all. The first year he
wenj. thirty-eight days without lakinijf ? any i
nOjiiKls into his system, the- second year
eyenty.days, the .third, one luindreil and
thirty, the fourth, one hundred and seventy,
and up to. Thursday of last week he had
gone two hundred and twenty-eight, days
in ihe fifjh year without, thinking anything
whatsoever. . Rose Manstidd Eversole is
the potligy of Dayt'n, phio. . She is hut
fttuv yeais old, and plays anything put he
' lore, her; composes music, ami conducts
herself in every way as a prodigy should;
2ri7". . (ioy, Aloses of Soutii .. Candiua,
bankrupt., has f liabilities as follows: Dtie
l3rcstou on, mansion, 2(,0i)(); lue Ilardy
Stdomtni (borrowed money ), .30,000 ; due
General Dennis, $30,000 ; due General Gur
i.iey, 15,0.00 ; butchers' bill, 2,000; tshiver
& Co., i:4,000 ; Indian Girl ciar store,
1,000; II. D. iiin & Sou, $98 ; Geiger &.
AteGiegoi-, druggists, 5d ; Cardarelli fc
Ct., tailors, $1,500;. Ctdiunbia Hotel, lue
since 1B72, 500 ; suiidry 'County ".Treas
urers, 00,000; divers restaurant-keepers,
shoe-makers and ''shylers," :y)00; Balti-
moreufiritifrA dJ
grand' lotal'td S22 , 150. , Ilis'assets are:
1'restoii -mansion,,' valued at 30,000; less
the mortgage,' !3dj000 ; horses, carriages,
ttc, .3(T,O5.'0; house " aiid 'lot in Sumter,
$4,(rt)0; plantation iu Sumter, 3,000. To
tal, $67,000. '
Ice Cream, I Scream
Ice Cream to-day, aud every day during the sea
son, at ' D. M. RIGLER'S..
Mav l8, 1874. ' - '. ' . ' '
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On Consignment, -
One barrel of Pure Cid'r Vinegar which -will be
sold iii lots to suit purchasers low for cash at , .
April 20, 1S7L , B. N. SIITU'S.
RISING SUN
Ahead of all Competition. ;
Just received, chetse, bohgna sausage, fresh pork
sausage, dried beef, country shoulders, sugar. cured
hams, sardines, fresh mushroom crackers, lemon
crackers, soda crackers, butter crackers, oyster
crackers, picuic crackers. Apples, the last of the
season. C. S. 110LTON & CO.
May 11, 184 ...... . . . -
"B-Select" Whiskey. "
The -subscribers would call the attention of Phy
sicians. Druggists and others to this celebrated
brand of Whiskev. . . r . ' '
"GRIER & ALEXANDER, ,
March' 30, 1874." , Sole Agents, Charlotte.
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I'll are analyzed the Whiskev kn6wn under the
braml of "B-SELECT," controlled by Messrs Whi
ter I). Blair & Co., 'Richmond Vs.; and find it free
from fusil oil and other impurities, and recommend
its use for medicinal and family purposes.
J. B. McCaw, M. D.,
Late Prof, of Chemistry. Medical College of Va.
BALD MOUNTAIN!
Is now attracting the attention of the world, but
we respectfully invite your attention to our large
and handsome, stock of -
NEW GOODS!
Consisting in part of an eleiraut line of Dress Good-,
-WHITE G oops,
Notions, -Trimmings of every description, Lhdies
Scarfs and Coverings,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cottonades,
Rc-uly-Made Clothing, in "fact a -variety of 'first
class Goods tf every "stvle. ' " ' ' '
, WOLFE, HARBINGER & CO.
Hardware! Hardware!!
Of every description at very low prices, selected
especially for the retail trade, at. . t ; . . . .
WOLFE, BARRINGER & CO'S.
April 6,1874. ' . :
Fashionable Millinery - Store.
; ' MBS. QUERY,
Having spent several weeks in the Northern cities,;
making selections) f theipf'St fashioDable Millinery
Goo s, respectfully informs the Ladies that slie, is
now ready to serve them with thejatest styles and
fashions. She is confident that "she now has a
stock that will not fail to please'the most fas-;
tidious taste. . . . - ' ' 5?
Mrs. Qu;ry keeps constaptly on hand a hirgc
stock of every description of Goods in Jier line,
such ss ' - - 1 ' "
BONNETS, DATS, RIBBONS, ;
Laces and Trimmings, 4
AnI every variety of Ladies Furnishing. Goods,
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; press Making, ! :
In all its branches, exeeoted in the most fashiona
ble and best style. - She has some of tbmost.
skillful seamstresses in , her employ, who cannot
fail to please the Ladies of Charlotte and surround
in nn n tf"V '
Ladies are Invited to call and examine Goods J
and - nalierns. r . r. 1 .v.--.
March 80, 1874.. L-- 5 - t-1 I
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AIIV I U LllillU
'"TliijietKeL
C fTtiri.t i -jdi t' 1L .au'iJ JfOqil T-ffit
lohl'va bq sarWteagofclaBiIitruejHjiTi Hi
fiiiH o? n veNUrti-Vwehtr yeap j ; f 1
nnLt jvipftj iwurtHtlPeoMi ruliW a sick ,
J. tpoji: 1 ho fu'rkl aihtH ed. I L- 7 1
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ind Jjrig.ftt id my (later lay,;
; . AMjlimjr crowded nit n n v 0 -
To-tlay'the.prat;nergooil bid dear- r
' Willi tears all i it his eyes,, J
Read : "I ca'n iea. iny titlj; clear ' .
initishnis in the skie;"
I alays liked that blesed hymn, .
' I sbst; FalVys will ; "a
It sometimes gratifies ""ifty U hitn
; In good old Catonville,
Cut when that choir got up'to sincj
I could riot catch a word ;
They sang the most dog-gouest thirig
A botly ever heard.'
Some, .worldly chaps was standing Near,
And when I see them grin,
I bid fare well to very fear, . .
Ami btldly waded in. . . 5 " ; r
I thought I'd chase tlweir tuiie along, :
Ami tried with nil ray tniijht,
Itill. 1 hiilKrb mv vow( iriioil jiiiil ctrmvor
1 could nt steel- it right; 1 :
When they was higli, then I was lbW,
And also contrawise, .
An'. I too fas ? or they too 'slow,
- To "uliinsious in thokies." - k
And after every verse, you know,
They play a lit tie "t une .
I didu t understand, and so
I starlet! on too 'soon.
I'pitched it pretty middlin1 high,
1 letched a lusty tone,
But till, alas! I found that I . .
Was singiu' ihere altnie !
They laughed a little; I am told,'
But I th ad done my best',
And not a ''wave of trouble rolled "
Across my peaceful breast.
And lister 'Brdwn I could but look
; She sits right front of me ;
She never was a singing book,
An1 never meant to be;
But then she aPays tried to do
The best she' could, she said
She understood 'the time riadit thion;h.
And kept it with her head;' f
But then she tried this morning, oh,
I had to laugh or cough ; ,
It kep' her hejjd a bobbju' so, ,
tl cVii a'niost came off.
And DeacOn Tubbs -be .all broke down,
As one might wt?llsup pose, "''"'
1 lie took one look at -Sister 'Brown,
And meekly scratched his nose, ,
He calmly looked his hymn book through,
Ami laitl tt'otihestfar,"
And then a jxmsive sigh he drew.
And looked completely beat;
lie didu't sing,,hc didn't shout,
TIeditlu't try to rise, t
But "d rawed his red oaudauner put,
And wiped his. weeping eyes. .
An, Overdone Business.
"More than 1,000 new peiiotlicals have
been started iu the United -States wit bin
three years. There are now in the whale
country .0875 :such publications. Of the
present, periodicals, 547. are dailies, 5,147
weeklies and 1,053 monthlies. ,
In commenting on this too rapid growth
of periodicals and country newspapers, the
Richmond Whig well say; "it is better
to have a reasonable number of good, en
ternrisjng newspapers in a State, than
scores. of petty journals that publish stale
news, pointless jojais andr utile or nothing
that instruct or improve their readers, just
as it is belter to have two or three, large
mercantile establishments' in a place 'than
to have a number of pop shops to cut the
throat of legitimate-enterprise."
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trW A Detroit paper, noticing tlie fact
that a man lately dnippetl deatl while
combing his hair, says : Autl yet there are
people who will persist 114 this dangerous
iwbjur ' '' ,
Fresh Vegetables.
I receive a supply of f rith Vegetables every dr,
sach as Peas, Beans. Beets, Cabbage, &c &c
Call or send your orders to the store opposite the
Presbyterian church. NAT. GHAT.
t" Fresh cultivnted Strawberries and Biaahas
evrry morning. - ' " - r
May 181874. - " :
' ', , jls it' Safer?
' No accident has occurred from tbn ase of Atral
Oil, while many Jives have, been, lost and much
property destroyed by Kerosene.
SMITH HAilMOJTP,
April 27, 1874.- : -A' iPharmac5sts.,
. Soda Water
Ice Cold Soda Water t - -. :
3Iay 18, 1874. WILSON & BLACK'S.
Clover, : Orchard Grasss antf Lu
cerne Seed, ; VJ
Just received and for sale by j . ' ,
W. R. BURWELL & CO.
5nnn IBs- white lead5,
VHt 100 Boxes WfodoV, Gla,, ,
Linseed ' OiLPutty &c4 at lowest cash
J March 0. W. IL BUR WELL A CO.
Diseases of tliB Heart.' -
f .-
'Liiemti)m lXUSv'of. Da Costal
-The thirdf the Tanrcbiie.oLWferr
MlIKVashingtoti?lroPr&fes)r-DaCojl
tjk.Lar-fe- auMiienicy Th 'leoUirr oni-
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Wimuh. glay mtaia -
AMIJIC Yl
Wlitrdti all ot tQatUMjti uartlesj
same June jhe jieart. organ ispulsalHig jit
the j'ale pi pnejiundretl and.tweniy bexiia
minute, I; wijltell you vhat.causea, tins
ovef faction;. and wUat is itfi. dirtfr.-ivsults.
Tobacco is ;a uarcolic,? and ibeiufliK'uce of
this niild poison aiptiu: jl ho structure of , the
heart .-generally, "superinduces :i" it fdnc
tional diouJviV! This is not in reality .caus
ed by the uc of tobaceo, but it is liom the
abuse of it,..,. .;.v. . I- . .' . -j .
Tea drinking holds a prpmineitt place
among-thestimnlantsthicrr-rreate a func
tional disorder of the heart, in some cases
of yhich, if the parties continue; its imme
diate use, it will assume, a more rigid na
ture, and at last resultTin death. Hong en
gagements rank next to tea" in this respect.
aiiy cases have come under my immediate
supervision .where- young men, who have
been engaged dor several years: tp young
ladies ol a sentimental and tliriatiou Uirn of
fni!iKn"aveactianyi 'cntracletf- th'ei'func
tioHal 'disordef 'which has eventually' 'lead
lo 'their death. ': f1 '' ,
The over-action and over-excitenfent of
feA'er patients before they ' h'aVe '" beco'ine
sulliciently J revived "from a long course of
fever has often resulted in the mosVaggra
vated disease. - Let the heart, overwork
itself while n'a 'state of weakness following
a fever, ami 'you create' hot only 'a jersisient
functional disorder but an organic disease
of the most' alarming and 'serious type.
These functional diseases are, in reality the
starting point of the actual disease"' which
leads to serious consequeuces'atid generally
to death. The clref organic disease from
over-exertion is enlargement of ihe heart.
It is the nervous element that Is 4frst al
fault and creates functional trouble. ' This
trouble arises principally -from a sympa
thetic system and unless this is remedied
serious , results must naturally ensue. He
considered towinty and baseball. -tMt
rious iu any respect unless it is carried on
in an immoderate manner, and in conclu
sion hoped his audielice would have learned
the great necessity of being moderate in all
our exercises, temperate iu our diet, and
control our passions. i: ....
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Rising in the world.
It was towards the middle of the last
century that a little ragged boy, named
Sa tinders, -rVftide hfs appedraricfr at the Hour
'of an 'attorney's office in Clement's Inn,
LondtMi. ; He was cast upon the world iu
absolute want ; he knew nothing of parents;
he 'had not aTricnd ; and he knew of no roof
beneath which he had a right to lav 1iis
head or oblaui a crust to eat "and . a cover
in returif. - -
The attorney found him'very bright and
prompt, and employed him. The boy
proved faithful 'and earnest Mn the dis
charge of such ! business as was given
himo do. By-aml-by the boy, when he
had beeif admitted to sleep iu tlie office,
expressed a desire to leani to write The
attorney rigged him a low desk iu a far cor
ner, and set him copies, also assisted him at
times by personal "instruction." - Tke boy
developed a bold, clear and beaulilul hand ;
and by the time he was fifteen he had be
come a correct and rapid writer.
He was now transferred tot he" inner office,
and set at the work of writing important
legal papers. This gave him an insight in
to, and a taste for legal lore. He' studied
studied so hard, to such good purpose,
that iu time be came to afford his employer
sound and valaable counsel in inixrtant
wnr Al Im
His diligence was untiring, ami
tJ-'.3 HI
his laithfnlness unswerving andM1irambKrilCUJS.,"S , lte day, ind the. rival
lion unclieCKeil. lie worKetl Ins way ur
He worked his way up
to the bar, and beChme one'of the most-em
ineut and efR-ctive" pmctllioners of his lime.
The man, whose entrance into the strug
gle of life had been from so low aiid unprom
ising a station; by the proper "use of the
fortunate qualities inherited, became,' ttjon
the death ut Peuiberton, Lord Chief Justice
of England." ' " '
Mill
5? The native wines produced, in the
United States are estimated in. round num
bers at twenty millions of gallons. Cali
fornia, the largest producer, yields otie
fonrth this amount, five millions; Ohio
abont one-sixth, three and one-half millions;
New York three millions; Missouri -and Il
linois ech two and ouerhalf inillins, and
Pennsylvania two millions. In ; thesw six
States are proiluced all the wines of the
country, excepting about one and oite-haif
millions of gallon raised in smaller quanti
ties iu the other States. . Wi neS : are pr
duced, however, in nearly every State ami
Territory, twenty thousand gallons a year
being credited to Georgia, the same anion nt
to New. Jersey, and five thousand gallons
to Delaware. The annual value of our
Wine eroo is about S14.OO0.00O. . t ; 4
1 .
. . Kill s 1 ' " ' i
' sT Atlantic and North Carolina. Hail
road stock sold iii Newbern on Friday 'for
V f V ' t
-) fff 4:
I want to know whether We "are gnfng
to keep house or 1 board before ""goinginte
this thing," said V youiig? ladY""at the
altar in Sao Francisco.? sLNtoiuoeiidable
foresight.' l" " - ' -
. f 1 v- 'i 5 ft V V
Wo know that men natnrallyt6hnnk front
rrvH.r ...p.nj.n r.
trpiuiiamiii, ht( sum wo uc r iuusi, au
nun v cuiiui 11 v iruu 111c i:iiiianii v ws
. vhlh ipi dSN WliMU
ITiuff fearresynBsft fofirfr,
hmvi( that lie hils' goC hkiis WrrfTttSn.
If vou have 'hot tlK-spiritoco?iieJif6nne
teV like t1iis,! 3'bh. hiive 'nCnii-lt iJ?ybtl
which most pleases a 1ngK:s6'tt!eohijfnf
nin I y' oil will bo obliged to'cojlfenCbnjlf
.wh tlie simple girl,vbo, ii!:a;qlltenWa,
is elVdeavoriiig to4 hltr;icttld' fstetl "ydll.
But don't be iu a hiirry' atiut tbe ' matter.
Irish'i creditable to you. EspeciairV'dob't
imagine that any disappotntnieijf inrldVo
which takes place before vou Sre twenty-
one years old, will be of any piatcrtaTkfou
sequVnee to you." The'truth fit tlj'at bcftfro
a man is twenty-live hedoea frpt 'lii'rfw
what he- wants himself, -"Sd don't 1Wra
hurry. The more of a man you bfcctiTiie,
Hud the 'more manliness you becorafe fcaAi
ble of exhibiting in your association with
women, the better wife you - will be able, to
obtain; ami one year's - possession "Hofine
heart and hand of a really lioble speclmcu
W her sex, is worth nine hundred an14tife
t y-n in e y ears pnsseHsion fs tweet "nat flro
with two ideas in her head,1 and hbthitfrfj
new i say abonl either of theia.'So rfqii't
ij iua hurry; we say again. li p"
- , iiif' "' i "i'(t
That Tar Heel in' Washington-
Col.;J; II. Wheeler, tlie Venerable Jnlfo
rian, iu a speech at ihe press baUqueClt11
Ualeigh said that while "in 'VVAshlugfbii
City he never met with Nortjh Carolinutn
but .what' his heart warnied 'tii 'him' arid h
always'huuretl them up, ' aud if in trouble
assisted them, without regard to color race
or previous Condition .' Bnt,'. saiof hVVI
was clucked 'at tli is ouca in a VXf I'stfall
never forget.. It was jusjt afierlheir,
aul I Went in 'the St. Cloud hotel oue flight
to warm.- There' was one' mat 1 noticed
around ihe1 stove 'and I asked thdcferk'Hvlio
the man was.'1 "It's one of vbUr '5J6Hh Can
'olina fellows," said he. Themir'feklly
ivitvir-ii uhu 11, ivi lie wua uica;i ill
peras colored hoinespun cdartai(d 'irreefcrics.
1 1. .1 1:1... r 1... j "."fii
and had 011 an old wool hat, and waH cliVw
ing tobacco. I moved uptt him.and askenj
him where he was from. ' He said he was
from Loshley's Cross 1 toads. I told hiihVT
knew that place,' that I had been there 'htj--el
f, and 1 mentioned the names of several
neighbors, iill of whom he said he , knew5.
At last he lookctKnt me riglt haru, arid
saiil lie, 'What mought-'be'yotif name V
I told him, Wheeler. MVcs"iBaM hV brist
ling up and doubling his fist, 1 Vnowyiid.
jYou . are the sahie uumedTiascal t1i.1t oomo
riding lo my house on "a light colored notfib
ami stole my miUef" About tlikt time Cbt.
Dockery sleppetl in and I appealed t6
Dockery to assure the man thatnois'trilil--taken
in me, burDSckejrlauglieoTand told
the fellow "Yes ye that I was the very
mam" Since that4 time I haye beeuVlsry
particular in "looking about" ftr men frdra
uvy native Slate. RaUiyh Crescent. ; !
CoXFKDliKATK . Wjiu tf ivTjsTica,-?-Tbe
Confederate -leaders are- busily . engaged in
clearing their records. Tli last fatemptjid
by General J. B. Iluod, ii answer 'to strlo
lures upon his defence" bf Atlanta by Gen
eral Jtihuston, in which it i alleged the Jift
t r underjated hisown forces And Overrated
Hood's. CLmeral JoJipsttm had affirmed
that his force at and near Dalton. was '40,
484 in fail try and artillery and 2,3'.0 cavalry;,
(ieneral. Hood contends that while General
Johnston lost 25,000 men in sixty-six days
while falling back lroui Dalton to Atlanta,
he (Geutial Hood) lost only 5,347 . wHile
siamling aud fighting for Atlanta forty-six
lays, lhc public care little about these
P:1 w""'1 ,yf u"r "PJ n nar,
mooiziug eonfl. cling interests and develop
ing the resources tf the South than reopen
mg a subject iljat passed iato, history long
ago.
. . "'
3Vuy a Child .Loves Sugab. The
craving of children for sweets is well known
to be. one of the most imperious of their-ap-4
peliies. .4 It has reference probably to, (hat
ceaseless activity which characteriTX's tbo
age of childhojd. It may be Uiat sugar
performs iu their systems the part enacted
by fatty substances iu the bodies of adults
As it undergoes "oxidation- -is burnt np cir
cuiatiug with the blood it 'inay. !,bo 4.ho
Mnirce of the ptuer which enables thestk4t
keep in inoliwii irom morning toijight. JJc
side lhis,4U is-known lhat ttreule5 easier
and more perfecthe digest ion of .tjraihica
iuous fooil o.hii, which v lhuir growih. nde
pends. In resjnCt to .these fUce itvis,:
thcrelore, nearly essential to Uicirii ell-being.
And yet Itow strong, for generatians
has been the prejudice atg:iiutugari &XJa-
tier what difiiculliea, nd io! the scx-
what discouragemeiita Ami . protests,' liave.
our children obtained the luxury 'i-Ifjjmy
anil School. ? . J !U f r--;i"i
It is sometimes the prjvjlegeofbOk ovef: .
to be, al on utid liie same time, jn 4wq Uj:
nations. , ,Wheu beside ii'u mistrci hc.niar
also oe. uesitie ptinscu. , -
23f" L. 0.' Hopkins, the great drv.&M
ww va
merchant of Clni-iunhtl is going' tij riirv,
after thirty years' busjuegs, rich atu) tinr
ed;' ' Advertising did it b' fcnef.t 00 '
iu a single year iu the newspapers. '''.".'
1 leaiir iiutiiiijeii woineo, wuu uussj tug
i jiiesvKdesirabW quuiet'Itre "fVTiiormly
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