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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-23
uHl5H REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
TS MEETING CT TI.E: VNIcN

4 \ N Ell iNS Or LI.k- NJ:
"A Erllb--can osa.e Central {, r..I4i,Jse, re-!
a. iFs-.l-Ia CITY. jun 4. Isl, Il va
Resolved. Nat a siste CoIVtu:ioD ot the
ULlea Rel ubliran larry he held al HiLEc.uUc-
-. IL thursday, September =. lo-i, - no:Gi-
mate Candidates Cor tLe ful.uwis utcls. TO VIII:
GLyerl OF. Li-u-cNaL' GoN'TLor, ksTrES Et--
tive i'll Con, ~, - o .CS;ic,E ii the SGprtne
Cont flcn- ana shoEtt inns. Secretary 81 state
sttSIGsy GcEs raj Irta~u:tr 4. STATE. control
l,rtl state, surveyor ,f,!i.rsl. SCfeil rtgu.tnt
Ci Public IEsrslict1y;. State -1Irer4.ug.>t Cltra
q tie supreme Count. STATE Printer, ana Sale
Central Committee. and fcr de traI s-cI."l o.
suct otl-r .us4nsss a. sA-5I !1'EcTIy Cc--4e b
.C-t tie CeLEtE.loE.
Resolved. That .aci! county he tnti.l, j 20 one
delegate d: large, cl:c io- ta, L i1g yDi a-4 one
for each fraction over - votes r@s. tu- }. W.
Haine- Pr, sideLtizl Llector, Il TIT general Clec
rluu OF 1872.
Resolved Tia; IL s,s: to he required 4 all
voters IL Ike I..nlry ,lectIoIs If Il" yacty
shall he: TIret-AFe You a citizen ct TIE I'M
tel States aid STATE u tcv-ta, Ct VII yog lie
lawi al voter - the C-l.uin = lection? second
VIII yen suflCrt tie Ecla..EEcs Of the Eepubli-
can state and County Convention at the Ee&t
election!
Resolved, TLat IL, ec,,gaI con ty committees
he reoonuI, I.Grd 70 aCopt such ether means AID
tests rs may 10 IL, c.ssary 20 Tie rTu-
motion OF lUIfty AID iaIrD, at tie primaries.
pt!egst3s are appoint, 70 lie social coUn-
it's Is fellows:
Douglas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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(\ NV REMEDIES
e. H.W REM3-DIG-~. I:
g. DE. cIlsi.U%'ss Df&uLN>AiS.
EA1AGJ G-I :l-arns street.
San Iraf. iseo. Established III l>-4, t.r &C
;Io:.tlHt =, -. NH4l and la Il.-t d. s. ~ d
a. GoHrrEi.,4. GIcet, surictG.,.. slIhIn5 IN al
H. iorl-'s -l.iEal NerA1'>s. ia-ret,l.., '5..
o"ln ci-'a-'r q yea:s s'AAa.l-- sLa tIce.s :
Ics.7 -. g. s-fallv E,ate:.
Horrible Di>ea.eS.
IL" many thousands ~ ItI>on>, both il e
and female, are ti.,Ie Who are eun,:ms tu- Z.
miserable cN4steLrc i III tAe fleets oT 4cr,J -
'ul-'nct nr tICla Wins absorbed into the 49,
ttlu' iouh at th.IT p4lilG. hciHt,d sld 60
t.IlIrtd faces and IT, r ir ssu-laMB cunsttrL-
tIune, d!sqnall:yEg he IL itT tie hr!lin,ss O.,
marriage or The rh,"ymeIt If lite. in It's
hu-T:d situation thousands EEfi,r IrtIl dgat,i
,!usts the scent. Let lAI.nts. Eu4rdiaas
f.ion"s. attend to tA,Se who ATE rI.ti IN WI
ally OF these h'ITlL!", f'-1est1' yinE nalsGlts
tL-t hey ale ca.sd for AID cu.ed b,fcrr i.
Il" Eco late seLd them .ulIns Glattly 70 liz.
GIDEON, physician who has 1usdc private
d::cases Ills especial study :cr years, :l1u h \
certain to oure the must Il.ettia;uCasC, Nl'hv',s
!l4vIC or 4Iy InJIiIiu Us drugs.
Seniina; Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. Ill, tuussquelce 81 IT,
abuse This solitary vice, or drlraH,d sexual
indulgence. : pr4rtI,td by the youth II !-1s
- es 10 Ill almost Unlimited ,Al,nt, urudul = :
with u1!cTIinr cCItsI,.ty t.. follow IL trasl. ..f
morbid :! ny TOMS unless et,Ibat.G ) .ci-l..:-
Ec medical n4easrIes, VI. ssllow countt..-
"ucc, dark - Ois under the ,yrS pam i'll -,
head ringing in the c-r, u-t- Ike tIt .l-StIi 4
oI leaves AID ratt.iHg q Clar.ots. Ul.tBsi,i :
at nj the ions. w,aAltss OF The hI.lls. CONF
SD Hlrl Ii. hlUntcd mt EJECT. It's q! c,Ifdlr.,
dlEct:.Ut Il aIl roas hing st.I -trs dislike ID,
form = :" Erqu..Ii-Lrys, GI-. soS5tlI! to ii 4.
society. / - Of IN noIN, Il cfIr i,tssLtS lI.-5
sAd 'aTi,Us 'TuTilots loCus HE l~c,s :H.E-'.
ta-sH@, 1ttld hr, sih, ceuiL-. t.G,-DI "a IS.
night swtato MtI., luaa : aJfd ~ u iIlSar,y.
II rcIltt he not OttalL6C, should Al ply inn
G!attiy either i'll ncTsUn Il iy ltitT. ana have q
cure Elected by his nov and seItn;.sie mode (
treating Tins els. aSe. which Il y.r .-.-s l.! -
fettiiG quick and radical cl.rc.
CURED Al EcrfE.
Persors at distance may be Ct RED AT
HcNL, bE addressing ltrttfto TX. GIEDL%,
Stating symptoms. !el.-tL e.. tina, the d.
east has continued, ana have medicine I, 3,lz.-
ly forwarded. fECo ITCE GaHtsle ala ,UIlvsI.y,
70 any part Il tie coaLtry. with full and Ham
directions. by Inserting Ten Dollars coin. il
letter, through tie Iostoffce OF
through Wells, Fargo X Co; AZ hGSe Of mE..:-
che viii l. forwarded TO any part Of lie mi IL
Co-respc2dents viii lease iI3furIu Ir. 9th Il
tAat they read LIS advertise Its the ~ BI.L
AlGr-s-, DIR. j. I. GII;GUN,
je-3-ly EaX 1851, san lTaEcisC
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FREIGHT AID kEGcmi,cDaTi1N TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno at 7,45 a. II. and
3:i5 y. m. VIII lcsve Reno fer virginia City at
"a. H., p. H. and $40 p Il
FREIGHT TEs:ES

Leave Virginia Cfty DAILY ct 5A5 a. H.. AS 4,
H. gi5 H., Il rs T. n, AZ p. ni., J:45 y. H.
and 5:4j p Ill.
Lear, carson City DAILY nj 4. m, 4. ILL.,,
IoG H. II H., = J.. IN, p. IL, and u p. IL.
At Virginia City Gold Sill and Carson Office
Through Tickets c,n be Obtained to San Fran
cisco. Ogden and intermediate points On the
?. X. Il.
Through Tickets can be procured at the COM
pany's Office. Virginia for Chicago, kansss City
All ST. Louis.
Ii. N. YERINGTOE.
General SuyerinteCI. ant.
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ed. and not moment too sooD, has the weary and
patient soul entered into rest,-abiding, perfect
rest. There are tears and throbbing hearts here
but what joy there
But a few short months ago, near and de
votel relative. to whom she felt she owed her
life and whose love she repaid By tender assidulty
and b. aunlul filia devotion, was released from
fs Of constant suffering aud passed into that
realm where there is no more pain. SO soon Is
the tender ministrant called to follow Who can
tel the rapture of that greeting, the eostste thr'lI
of their Joy May God comfort those whom ne
hath so sorely smitten and enable them to taste IN
the bitterness Of their sorrow the sweetness OF Ills
love.
Ciristiaa Observer aud O. S Presbyterian
please eOpy.
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TVHE VARIETY SPRINGS, FIFTEEN MILES
WEST FROM STANTON,
Gears stopping at the door,
OK THE CHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILROAD.

This WATERING-PLACE situated in the noun
tsins of Virginia at an elevation 1000 feet above
tide water, 1.-THE Knob being 44S,) offers both to
invalids and pleasure seekers rare combination OF
attractions in the variety and great excellence of the
mineral waters, the healthy and delightful nature OF
the climate, and the unrivaled magnifcence of the
surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes of ALUM CHALYBEATE and HEALING. The
alum water is shown by actual analysis to be fully
equal to the Rockbridge Alum. The chalybeate and
healing waters are of very superior excellence
Ample experience in the use of these waters has
fully established their great curative properties
They have made many wonderful cures, ana are
most admirably adapted to the treatment OF dys'
pepsa liver disease, constipation, scrotula, eryslp'
elias, cutaneous diseases. neuralgia, rheumatism,
diseases of the urinary and generave organs, mala'
dies peculiar to the female and general debility
There are few forms of chronic, physical disease
that would not be either entirely cured or greatly
benefited By their judicious use.
PLUNGE and SHOWER BATHING in healing water
gratis.
The nights are cool and pleasant even in the hot
test weather. and the climate is salubrious and IN
MIGRATING. The scenery is truly magnificent =
Elliotts Knob the highest mountain in Virginia, is
in full view of the hotel and not three miles from it
Horses and wagons furnished for hire to make the
trip Good music. croquet and bowling saloon, &c.,
| for amusement Hotel accommodations good and
comfortable. The hotel will be opened for visitors
on the 18th of June.
BOARD: Per day, So; per week, $40; per month
of thirty days, $50; servants and children under
twelve years old halfprce.
! For circulars, with analysis of the water, certh'
Gates of cure write to the propretors or to the DaS
patch, Richmond.
]. B. SMITH, Manager. jy lin
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CROQUET FOR 1874.

]. T. ELLYS0N,
Bookseller, 11l2 Main Street,
Has received fine assortment OF CROQUET, con
ssting of all grades from the cheapest to the very
fine. to which he would respectfully invite the atten
ton of those wishing to purchase
Each set ia complete in itself, with book OF In
struction so plainly written that those who never
played the game can easily learn it.
YOUTHS SET.
This set is made of hard wood, we'll made, and
vanished, strong and durable, and is the best BET
for the price in the market. Price SS.
EXCELSIOR CROQUET.
This set is made of hard wood, nicely finished,
with painted balls Price $3.50.
FINE SETS.
We have sets made of the best MATERIAL highly
vanished for So, $3.50, and $40.
Those intending to purchase are invited to ex'
anime my Croquet, which will be found satisfactory
as to price aud quality.
Orders from the country solicited, and will re-
ceive prompt attention.
If persons ordering will remit fifty cents extra,
will send the Croquet to any part OF Virginia or
North Carolina, freight or Express paid.
j. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and News Dealer,
No. l112 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
mar lift
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ENLARGED AND TORPID LIVER WITH
JAUNDICE. RELIEVED BY THE NEW
SPRING AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO SPRINGS, VA, June 16, 1874.
Case of George OVERLY, Esq,
For three years | have been great sufferer from
an enlarged and torpid liver the result of protracted
chills and fever. Early in the month of May was
Frustrated by severe attack of bilious fever, which
was.followed by Jaundice. So soon as | was able
to get to Buffalo commenced the use of the water
of Spring No. 2. 1t acted promptly and with g. cal
power upon my liver, kidneys and skin. In the
course of ten days experienced decided relief, anc
nv improvement continues The jaundice has dis
appeared have fattened about pound day
since commenced the use of the water, now some
twenty days ago, and my general improvement II
most decided
Very respectfully, GEo. OVERLY.
ie24-t
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GRAVEL AND DYSPEPSIA RELIEVED BY
THE NEW SPRING AT BUFFALO.
MyoKLENBURG Co VA, May 20, Is

MEoKLENBURG Co Va, May 20, 1874.
For some FIVE years my wife has been greatly
afflicted both with gravel and dyspepsia, being often
confined to her bed, and almost entirely untitled for
the discharge of any of the duties of life During
the past winter her condition grew worse, and med
icine failed to afford her any relief By the advice
of her physician she commenced some six weeks
ago, the use # the water of the New Spring" at
Buffalo, which she has continued to the present
tine. Improvement was soon perceptble in her
condition, and am thankful to say that she is now
restored to comfortable state of health, and able
tie attend regularly to her domestic duties.
Very respectfully, WILLIAM OWEN.
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January 9th, 1874.

This letter refers entirely to the original Buffalo
Spring. Spring No. 2, discovered since the last
spring season. the only mineral water in Virginia
containing "Salts of Lithiuns" in any subs antial
quantity.
Professor George B. Wood of the University of
Pennsylvania says of this ingredient: "There is
perhaps no other remedy from which equal efficacy
may be expected in the removal of the deposits of
the Urate of Soda in the joints and ligamentous It's
sues in equity patients, and in preventing the depoe
its in the kidneys bladder and urinary passage ="
But we are not left to medical authority to con-
lecture as to the great medicinal value of the Water
of this Spring The following cases of cures which
Il has nerfnrmed attest its virtues
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1914 UNION THEOLOGICAL 7Q7S
IL ~ SEMINARY, VA. 10

10 ~ SEMINARY, VA. 10 -
The next Session of the Seminary begins AU-
GUST 18th, 1874, and ends APRIL 14th, 1875
It is located in the village of Hampden Sidney,
(tbe Post-ofice,) seven miles south. OF the
Farmyille station, on the Atlantic, Mississippi
Ohio Railroad with which place it is connected by
daily mail and passenger coaches and at tarmvile
students have Geographic and express facilities
EXPENSES Tuition, room rent and furniture
without cost annual fee for contingent fund, SO;
wood, $3.50 per cord washing, $3.50 per month;
hoard from SIS to SIS per month. Members OF the
MESSING CLUBS board from So to $40 per month.
Arrangements are expected to be made by which
students will be supplied with books stationary, &c
at reduced rates.
PROFESSORS B. M. Smith, D. D., Rev.
R. L. Dabney, D. D., Rev. I. E. Peck, D. D., Rev.
II. c. Alexander, D. D., (Dr. Dabney is the Clerk
of the Faculty. The Post office address OF the
Professors, their families, and the students, Is
'Hampden Sidney, "a" that of the Treasurer and
Secretary is ''Farmuille, Va Dr. Dabney will re
spond to applications for Catalogues. Travellers
and transient boarders will find Accommodations at
Mrs Thornton's and Mr.. McNutts.
BSg@ Gentlemen who propose to be students dur
ing the next term, requested to furnish the un,
dersigned with their names and address, (by postal
card or otherwise) and they will receive circular
relating to their interests.
F. N. WATKINS,
an 22-1Ot Treasurer and Secretary,
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LATEST FASHION, LATEST FASHION
CYPRESS

Mourning Initial Paper and Envelopes
now being introduced by the AMERICAN NEWS CON-
pANY is considered the most tasteful and appropri-
ate design indicating " MoUsNING" in the use OF
correspondence, and cannot fail to entirely super
cede the old fashion mourning edge.
The "CYpREss" INITIAL PAPER is put up in ele,
CANT Boxes covered with black paper, silver edged
and appropriate designs at the back Each oox
contains "a Sheets of Cypress Paper and "a Barona
Envelopes to match. Price per box, 80 cents
OXFORD INITIAL.
The Oxford Initial is new style of long fold wri'
ting paper, put up in neat boxes containing quire
of paper and two packs of baronial large square,
Envelopes. Two tints in box, Price per Do1'
40 cents.
ANY of the above, with any desired initial, mailed
to any address on receipt Of the price,
j. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
mv6-a l1l2 Main St., Richmond, Va.
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Grain and Flour.

Grain and Flour
Wheat dull Corn active. Oats active. -Four
market dull.
F1oUR-Family, $9@975; Extra, s7.75@S; su-
per6ne, S767.25. >, 90
WHEAr-Priue white, ST. S.; very good, Sl;80
good, Sl75; fair, Sl.70@1.7S; common, Sl'2oC9
/ .65; prime red, S1.SO very good, Sl.lo; goou'
q 70 fair. 81. IS ; common, Sl25@Sl.50.
CoRN-Very good to prime White, new, 49,
OATs-69970 cents.
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DEMoVAL.
C. GENNET.
ESTABLISHED 1917,

DEALER IN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE, GOLD, SILVER
AND STEEL SPECTACLES,
AND EYE GLASSES.
ALSO
GOLD FOIL and all DENTISTS MATERIALS.
Has removed five doors above the old stand,
corner of Main and 10th streets,
Richmond, Va.
And is prepared to offer greater inducements in all
the above goods.
WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired in the bes
manner. >,u,,,,>
Sole Agent for Lazarus Il Morris PERFECTED
SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES.
ia 7-3m
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VTOODHOUSE Il PARHAM'S
w ESTABLISHMENT.

No. 1905 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
First Floor-Is stored their retail stock of BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PIANO-FORTES, MUSIC, b.
BLES, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, &c.
Second Floor Is their Wholesale department
which includes FLAT PAPERS for the manufac'
ture of BLANK BOOKS, and for Printers use.
also, SCHOOL BOOKS used in the Public Schools
OF the State in quantities
Third and Fourth Floors-Are devoted to the
manufacture of BLANK BOOKS and PAPEh
BOXES, and includes their BOOK BINDERf,
with the best stock they have had since the war.
WHOLESALE BUYERS
may rest assured that they can obtain everything
needed in their line at satisfactory prices.
RETAIL BUYERS
will find beautiful stock of the choicest BOOKS
STATIONERY (both Staple and Fancy,) and the
best PIANO-F0RTES.
20 Orders by mail receive faithful and promp
attention. &C Z-om
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I WEST VIRGINIA,
OPEN JUNE l.
These are
ALKALINE CARB0NATED WATERS,
containing also
IODINE AND SALTS OF LYTHIA.
TLo 1;saoses in which thew have nroven of notable

IODINE AND SALTS OF LYTHIA.
The diseases in which they have proven of notable
efficacy are:
l. OF the Kidneys and Bladder;
2 rheumatism and Gout;
8. Acid Dyspepsia
A. Some Diseases of the Skin and won
derfuy restorative to the female constitution when
enfeebied or Frustrated by special maladies. For
proof whereof see
MEDICAL TESTIMONY IN OUR PAMPHLET.
There is no finer summer climate in America the
BATHING is SUPERBl Also, very fine Sulphur
and Iron Springs at hand.
Rooms spacious and airy accommodations supe
BOARD: SO and SIS per week. $45 to $50 pei
month-as stated fully in pamphlet, with all other
particulars. Apply to
ie S-lm FRAZIER & SALE, Projectors.
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TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH of Mr..
T. h. KELLOGG, the concern of KELLOGG 4
GIBSON is dissolved to date from January l, 1878.
The business of the old firm will be settled by the
surviving partner. JAMES W. GlBSON'
The undersigned takes this opportunity to return
thanks to the friends of the old firm for the liberal
patronage bestowed on it in the past, and hopes to
merit continuance of the same to the new hrm,
who will continue the business in all its branches
under the frm-nsme of
JAMES W. GIBSON,
ia 29-tf No. 1907 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

THE BOARD OF VISITORS will meet in an
nual session at the Institute on the 18th of June
Applications for State and pay cadet appointments
will be made on or before that period. Vacancies
for State cadets will exist from the following Sena
tors Districts each State cadet being admitted free
OF board and tuition.
|. Alexandria, Loudoun.
II. Fauquier, Rappahannoek, Pr. William
" Fluvauna, Goochland, Powhatan.
VII Buckingham, Appomattox.
TX Franklin and Henry.
X. Pittsylvania
XII Bedford.
Kill Halifax.
XXI. Norfolk County, Portsmouth City.
XXI. Nansemond, Southampton, &c.
XXX. Hanover, &c.
XXXIlI. Augusta, &c.
XXXV. Botetourt, Roanoke, DC.
XXXVIII. Tazewell, Russell, &c.
XXXIX. Lee, Scott Wise, &c,
Catalogues will be sent by application to
FRANCIS Il. SMITH,
je S-1m Superintendent.
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MOLDAYIA SCHOOL,
M near CHARLOTTE c. H., VA
TIE next Session of this School will begin the
LIST of September, and continue 40 weeks.
For terms address the Principal,
d. COMFORT,
iv1-3m Charlotte c. H., Va
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CASE OF SEVERE INDIGESTION ATTENDED
BY DROPSICAL SYMPTOMS RELIEVED
BY THE NEW SPRING AT BUFFALO.


BY DROPSICAL SYMPTOMS RELIEVED
BY THE NEW SPRING AT BUFFALO.
Case of Dolly Shelton woman of color.
At the request of Colonel T. F: Goode, the pro.
pretor of the Buffalo Springs we have had an inter.
view with Dolly Shelton, highly respectable coored
woman, living in the immediate vicinity of the
Springs in relation to relief experienced by her
when in very suffering condition, from the New
Spring at Buffalo. She makes the following state
ment: In the month of September last she became
great sufferer from indigestion, not being able to
eat with impunity the simplest articles of food Her
health soon became so feeble as to confne her to
her bed. This state of things soon followed by
painful swelling Of her legs and feet. In the
month of February, while ill confined to her bed,
she began to use the water OF the New Spring at
Buffalo, the beneficial effects of which was soon
manifested, and by the first of April she was so far
improved as to be able to leave her bed. She now
eats fat bacon, and walks about as well any one
of her age cou d be expected to do. She is a very
old woman. NoRyELL CoBBs,
T. w. J. BAPTIST.
1t seems to be question of doubt by those who
saw the case of Dolly Shelton, to whether the
swelling was Dropsical, Gouty, or Rheumatic.
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MAY 4TH, s1s74.
HUDGINS, GORDON CO.,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE Posi- OFFICE,
Are opening this day further supplies of
NEW DRESS GOODS.
IRON GRENADINES a speciality.
MOURNING GOODS in great variety, Of all de-
srabe styles
PARASOLS AND FANS, all new.
BLACK SPANISH LACE, for scarfS, and all kinds
of goods for Wells.
Further supply of RUFFLINGS.
BEAUTIFUL KID GLOVES. Medium and light
tints for 81 co. Black Kids the same
Their buyer being in the MARKET the latest novel.
ties may be expected. apl-3m
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THREE POINTS ON THIS PLOW WILL OUT
WEAR FIVE OF THOSE ON ANY OTHER.

THREE POINTS ON ibis FLOW WILL JUL
WEAR FIVE OF THOSE ON ANY OTHER.
Received during the last three weeks Of October,
1873. all the PREMIUMS at Norfolk Va, NORTH
CAROLINA STATE FAIR, Raleigh; VIRGINIA
STATE FAIR, Richmond; CULPEPER, VA;
LYNCHBURG VA.
Highest PREMIUMS at Salisbury, N. c., and
Darlington, S. C.
At all the Fairs we attended the past fall we were
awarded erery Premium on Turning Plotos. We have
competed with the Flows made in this section and
elsewhere, each of which claims to be the best"
which title they have failed to sustain as the records
of blowing matches last fall show. The WATT
PL0W has never yielded its superiority, and these
trials confirm what we claim, and what every farmer
who uses it or who saw its working at any OF the
Fairs will sustain. 1t will be seen that it has been
tested in every kind of soil-sand and clay, sod and
clover-and has proven that it is adapted to any SOIL
heavy or light. :,
We warrent the Improved Watt Plow to be ali
that we claim for ito do better work, with less
draught, less choking and less than any other.
If this is not proven after fair trial, return to US.
WATT & CALL,
Sole Manufactures
1852 Franklin St., Richmond, Va.
rAr Send for Catalogue and Price list.
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1874-07-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

The fall Term will open Thursday, SEPTEMBER
oath, 1874
The College is situated in Mecklenburg county,
N. c.. and is accessible by daily trains from Char
lotte and Statesville.
Its means Cor furnishing liberal education are
ample. 1t has seven Professors, excellent Appar'
stns. extensive Cabinets, and well appointed Labor
atories
Besides the usual Classical Course Of four years,
looking to the degree of Bachelor of Arts there Is
fully organized English Course whose graduates
receive the degree OF Bachelor of Science.
The annual expenses, exclusive OF clothing, peck
For Catalogue or other information, apply to
J. r. BLAKE,
lie 1S-1y Chairman OF the Fsculty'