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An application Of lime wlll he found
useinl"Ppn sayskind Of soil. al least
once in FIVE or SIX years. IL is gener-
ally used nt this seAsoH with q Fall
ersmcrOp. But Where liws i. en,pioy-
"a. i, will " useless To- spply saper-
phosphate. a. this combines With the
;;imss pnd lberp'pes sil'ple phosphate oI
lime. which & iasoiobie' Many far
msr sho h.ye applied superho.phats
sithoas effect. mAy end the e1planatiOn
iin tie fact. that their soils wsr. 6Iled
With lime. which rendered 10 inert. 2
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liesl orrasion uTthp resrillrnlent Of businrss
UPON The specie hass 10 return III IT. old sub.
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year. This was " price during nearly the
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Lis and q pMkOhls. The presrnf redrIr.
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the slIe Of toe paper hss been increa~ed fully
= third, variety OF new literary attract ions
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mo't.. unaninIoiIsly.d Declared 10 BE-
"fhe Best Literary AMI Society Paper
10 AmerioI." @f@ =
This marked saIn 20 the subscriber The
publishers are gratliied a. De- able 10 make
without loss 10 themselves by reason OF The
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advantages 70 their subscribers. constantly
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ing lie price. thus keeping L ii ihe Iut,.rs n
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KEEP THE DWELLING HOUSE
DRY. s1 49,

A warm and dry atuosphers i no,
u"wholcsomc. butwheu cloadS .rtaias
weather bring > suissy air Which dam
pens everything sfda.d =. ~ mos,
phers paS be ldsdsd viii tie eer,us Of
diseas y Gre i needed Is des,ro,
'hY te walls. the se'lings. AND aOolr.
Of PSftmehis, should never be allowed
t" 1eeOme damp. s.msiimes. when The
warmth Of The a;5i. soppressi,s. 6ne !
more necessary ,o,PrServe health than
IT IS at another season 70 protect US from
the cold Of winter; and tie rooms Of
dwelling should never be Isit without
tue means Of warming aud drying. In
ves,igations have shown that OF the most
fatal diseases are caused by The germs
81 vegetable and animal life. sn.d tb.. u
humid atmosphere is mos. favorable 10
ITS Propagationi II is. therefore. bu,
prudent to avail ourselves Of the great
discoveries Of the age, end to project
ourselves from scourges which 70 fear
FULLY affiict whenlvs ignore Die dsnger.
around Us. Apartments exposed to the
seton of the sun may be less comforts.
bic in hot weather than doe from skirh
,hSs2s rays.are excluded. but they are
N esOne, and shea eontsgioa,
ditss ev4il p eio-ely bun, siies.
iii sgtLst the donates 81 LossssIcr
that side If the street exposed to the
sun are ls's liable tghs a,,asted; vb,lr
the greatest number Of sick are slws,s
'ound ~berstbss j. The lea's saPsprf
TO he sun.--Dr Piuautts.
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THE CONTRAsrIN HpusE-kEEp
e J ING. 2 ! Z z

HM Ell &+ #4n=N d t4# M
The Iousckeeper who has no business
habits makes but poor appearance be-
side the one who has them. The latter
hasa fixed hour and day for every do
mv,lo; the former has things dcue when
sh1hinks "fit:. "ri's' one 'repIeuishes
when an article is exhausted ; the other
rms around aud borrows. The one
knows Just how long au article ought 10
las, !; the o,heris abbed before her face
and eyes. Ths one makes her "rN1s"
pay sSs,ssr ! siinst ,hcr giaase pays for
her soap; the other has to give ready
money for both cohnieditiesl The one
ean see a visitor At almost any hour OF
ihe daytime otI'sr hAs to huiry and
skurry TO- make herself preseniable
Tine always has some,hing ioothson,e in
reserve il IN unexpected guest must be
"ked to ten i'he other bas ,o'hng but
an alal"gy. With :he one all goes
.mop,hl,, i,oiselessly. pleasantly, and
sl'e has a,sniliag face !; with the other
,as jar isnlways evident, the house. its
mistress and its servants are always IN u
suarl. one has business habits; the
other no habits ut all. The North Ca
rollna Former. n
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luce to half ounce d,Isrs.

Now is the time lUr iarinrrs 10 utilize
and save everything. There is much a.
bout farm at this seasUn ihut will 70
10 waste il not used. and al 81 h mater.
ial should DC fed 10 stock /; In short,
hold on to the corn and fodder 10 the
last. Gather up the fallen fruit. feed
weeds. stalks Of corn from the roasting
ear patch 10 short. use everything for
feed that will perish. aud save every.
thing as much rs possible tina, will keep
for food for stock; III
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| asN&Mts tAAhkW
Sores. rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
tl,e Bones. Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhaa, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease. Syphilitic and Mercurial dis.
eases Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This SarsaTariIlais combination Of
vegetable Alternatives - StiIlinria, Man.
drake. Yellow Dock - with DE io,li,les
Of Potassium and Iron, aud Il the most
efhcacious medicine yet known Cor
The diseases II Is intended 10 cure.
It's ingredients are 80 skilfully com
bined. that The full alternative effect Of
each is assured. and while II Il 20 mild
as 81 BE- harmless even % children. h IA
still 10 effectual as 10 purge out from the
system those impurities aud corruI,tions
which develop Into loatlsome disease.
The reputation ID enjoys 10 derived
from Ito cures, aud The confidence which
prominent physicians ell over the coun.
Try rcrose 10 It. prove their experience
Of IL usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated. and are constantly iwing
received, and as many Of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority OF this Saf.
saparilla oyer every other Alternative
medicine. So generally IL Us suIsri.
ority 70 any othrr medicine known. that
We need do no more than 10 assure the
public that the best qualities Il has ever
Possessed are strictly maintained.
IS Fn8 pnEransD M i. SO
d.. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
pr"rfsc"i s.s tssIsIiral Chsr,ssts.
eOLD M ALL BnU9gIsfs EvEstMuKax
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10 MISREPRESENTATION -
] A writer IN an exchange. l,iag Of


NJ 10 MISREPRESENTATION -
A writer IL an exchange, lI,iug Of
sara,cles, saysit u.s. the disease which
affects tho heels Of horses. aud IL often
called grease in the heels. or mud fever.
|: is a disease u the skin, caused erigi.
nally BY WET or fillL. aud the absorb
ton Of diseased matter 10 time produces
diseased condition of the blood which
renders cure very difficult. lfit is not
Sety serious j. may be treated by ire
lueht washing with warm water and
soap. viz. Nell together iw' ounces OF
beesvax, iva orn,es rosin. half pOuad
u fresh lard add to this four ounces Of
turpentiue, aud stir until nearly cool /;
then s.iF ~ oae ounce Of finely powder
ID acslste Of copper, end we'll mIx un.
htl cslJ: The heels should be bandag.
%. y pseterso from Injury Or from in.
liiatins matter. mud, pr sand or 9th,
n the disease is pnssually sirultut.
lsdisine should b visen. This may
ls = free salue Iaxatiye. as twelve to
sixteen ounces d salts. aud the usual
pntiAeptie. hypVsulphile Of sOda in small!
doses. rcPeatel daily until the disease
is overcome. ] 10 purgiug occurs. re.
duce to half ounce d.,srs.
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rsrpiness cOnsisis not 10 possessing
wroh. lnt IN ''eing content With whs'
ve H. rr.'ess.
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n h highly yidn@l'lc renledy, aud Is more
extensively usrd than M! single ariici" in
thelw hole list VI lneslscines. 30 iar ~ ol,sery-
ed IN ny practice, T ~ Ill the cnmplaints in
familirS'ifOiE indigestion. US Il and reconl'
mend it. ~j
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TRAINS GOING WEST.

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day for AL p0ints In Western North carolina.
No. AZ nj Air-i.ines junction with A. Il e.
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&. sifnrfr'spss Miihuti thANeE
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hnrO 20 Aug usta, on Train No. ~. and on
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III Through Tirkets on sale nj Gfeensl,0
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Address "a I.yR. MAGMURihI. p
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Sarsaparilla

For Scrofnla. and all
scrofulous diseases. Erysi.
pelas, Rose, or 81. Antlio.
nys Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptiye diseases Of the
skin, Ulcerations Of the
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys.
Lungs, Pinl,les. Pustuies.
lsoils, Blotchrs. Tumors.
letter. Salt lsheum. Scald
Head, Ringworm, Ulcers,
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W. &hFFF #t 81 90 Za&~ "a 5F # r. . p
ssss c HE sss
I'll. CONDENSED TIME.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
TRAlNsGoINGEAsT.f

No. ~ conhectsat Gree ilsl,oro viii, II. ID b.
II. II. toriaii l,olnts North. hast a,lds Nest.
At GoldsbOro with W. W. X. Il. for VIII
mingt0n. "sF'%
No ~ connects NJ tireensbcro with II. A. ID,
y. X. for all paints North, East aud West,
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The New Orleans picayuhs says: u
requires a man sf good sense 10 lsll in
love With . plaia woman tsld
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! d. DEMoREsT's.
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY.
The Model Parlor Magazine Of America

The Model Parlor Magazine Of America.
Contains Ne e.seut,al AZ m o,y,e,s ,ns,,,
ine Homie Interest," IN Nm Il. IL Dari,,,ents
The only ReliaI,ie Partitions m MI thsi, aa.
tails. -r'''s'Sss'' "'
The besuties and utilities of Ilte,,,,,,re
Poetry. Sketrhrs. ,storjes. Music II,,rir,,i'
ture, and every i,sanrb nfent.rtn,nir. ,",,
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elevate sorirty and make. our hoase a,tras n"
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DyHARTsook.

Rev Dr ManguIn. T'rof t'ns. Of Nc.
I concur with Ri.l,op i,oggrtt IN his esti.
mate Of tie Nrst peekel gmre. .sgs~e4t
.=aa s..s.s
ReyC l. Dameron. i,slIo. Conference.
have l.~ea ds~saedly improved.
Rev l. A Yates. r L North Carolina Conf.
Il has benefited nia. send another package.
Cbas johnson with II i.andretl, 4 son. phila.
Ny wile has nearly cuFrd herself u had ease
OF py spepsia Will the trial vial. think an.
other viii iiBlsn IL. # 7H @AE#
The above j. fair sample Of hundreds Of lei.
ters received from Ill parts 0i the Southern
and Western stateS. aud 40 giving tie same
unqalih, dlie-timany a. % the infrin~ir merits
and efficacy G,f nliT yEsf PockET crHE for Dys.
tIct,shH, We ean iinhrHsfingly eiatm tliat 10
other rciasdy ba,sser rrreiird slIrh an ara.
ufemlncnt home epfior.ers. who rail doubt
that this u rslnefy cor our NATIONAL
DlsEAsE, DtsIrIsias - .ss.z-s-t s.-
II your Drlggl.i- and sferchants d. not
kerpthe iESf POtkT CURE. arslcr rum
lIs, aud then iHsist on THkIE keeping II fsT
The eonyenlenee 81 the ptitsIic n well ~ !onr-
selves s4ss r. j / 81 j. a .sss,s. 81. AN.
We aasr lIberai term. by The o,ro~ ~ Daz.
Price 2jc. and 8 90 per Bottle.
Sold NJ Druggists and Couatry Mer'
~ ekants.
Ne VIII deliver IL any poSt Ofiies the Small
- cent BuitIe. ~ Express Office the I.Hrgr ~
iI"tiIe, nn rsTrirt d price.
polk MrL,xn@ Co. sp.,A.rpr,r.,
300 Main Street,
ape 'T9Iy s.. RICHMOND, VA.
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Rev IL + MnnlMaril. re. Va. Conf.

NNF WUNuWHIHs ~ VT NUH'
y gAbouttwelyeyear suiEsred from Dyspep-
In. Failing IN with this Iemtdy. gave 4 u
fair trial. Ailer rs s,lse | cs,lldeat atiythIps
with impuaity. ] am sure ann indebted 10
this medicine fr What OF health aud plly sia
I have known many since to be relieyedby its
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tltr
Z IGh day II Oct,I'er 1870.
Tie following town lal~. lrlonging h. The -.
tate ugtl.e Iaie tieerHe w, N1rwOVd. decd
l. The hotne hlnrs aud lni. fsonsisiinE DT =
large thrtr dnry Brick Dwelling IiUtlar, sud
Fuur stare II1lIses. said ut j. situated on
the north UT the Oud llwsise sIiiare.
.. A Iafgr aud eOmnipdigiis TDlaTn Ware.
hntiss' known a. "I.ash's WHTtbJhsr."
.. tJue pIile h"usc Oh corner ~ nd aud
IhnFrh siFbtts.
4. Two ltntiss's and lUis rast UftlIr Iiai'fUad
I .. Tllree uilrr I0ts nniInpfp"d fast ef+ih
istiIFnad. Hl8 ssgatlg gIHilt
slid harne Iois wHf be dlvited, aud sold In
his Ia .iiit purcha.cr..
TERMS.
The PROPERTY above d,sgriied will h. :, III
- 4 eIitIii ~ Viz Months, aud with appTOvs
81 security. drawing \ per crnt Interest from
date, will tse teauitpd from tile purchaser
tUIiN W. ALsPhrGtI, Admir-.
III tseurrr W. Norwood, bred.
Winatan, y, sept y. ~.
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j ,EaIsor ReInnva.l' christian Advocate.
This remedy u Of tried virtue. have
seen Dyspepsia cured eoinpictel, by II. 1
seems 20 be nm antiiote Ia oar I" National
Disease" The ingredients are not kept by
the apothecaries, aud have been difficult 10
vet, -Hessss-sgssz-u .--..s...r.zrs,
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Rev Rol,ert MMailI.A Az. Va.

- Rev Robert W Watts, A NJ, Va.
II have m*'ilihe mixture I'll my family Tor
ten Years. ard have taken it Ton Ua sptIsia
cole, which threatened my life, and Was eur
cd, eating any diet without hurt. ! have re-
commended e ~ other sufferers with happiesI
results. II " the best sat0nic .and corrective !
ever knew. For prostrati"n frnm Dyspepsia
Or Liver Disease \ isluyaiualae.A n Z
r.l.,,. .s..u hLshsA
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lH8 9.
THE FOUR REVIEWS
- AND
zS zs5sTfaHENh sEW 50 s&Fl
3 1 "A G K w O O D.
= AUTHORIZED REPRINTS

& OIL w
EDlNBuRGH.REYIEw-eWAig,),
WESTMlNlSTER REVIEW Liberal,
LuNDUNsQU ART EkLYsRENIEW
(Conservatiye,J
BRITISH QUAkTEktY REVIEW
Evangelical.
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key. n. j., Dahney. l. l. d., Ham. sid. Cot,
Medical Faculty and the reopie. Ii IL excel
unt forlr,iigestion aud Flatuieut t0lic--se-
dative. sopoiciic. tome, slightly apcrent, with
out nausea.
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Bishop d ) DoggetI, Southern Metl'odist.l
d Is an excellent eorreethr Of Indigestion.
I haze USED IL with prompt beneficial results.
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- Chaplain liahu az ~ cun Galie2e, Va.
Many eases of DysleIci within M, knowledge
lfis beeat cs,reaby ~. Cramps, Coles, Head.
aches, ana allsolts al pains from indigestion
yields promptly TO il. The cures OF this sort
are inunlerlble.
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d.. ]. c. AVER 4 co., Lowell, Mass,
Pr"rfsc"i and tssIEIscaI Chspssts.
sOLD M Az bnugaIsrs svsstw,sysx
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r.
d l. an excellent correctly OF Indigestion.
haze USED IL with prompt beneficial results.
y = Rev LEROY Al Lse, Al n Meth. Hist'n.
am never without Il Il hotirs or abroad.
Il II an antitloie To- indigestion. uneasincSs
after meal or purgins Il checked and the
bowe.s regulated. II. merits are aitested by
numbers and.high clarartsr. have secn u
'tried-eserythimg' dyspeptic oi hfteen years
relieved By one siose. M
@M 80 *...
hsy Drs Jeter, Broa,i.l,is, Dickinson, tBap.)
Its endorsed ny the dIrest personal ie.ti.
n0ny Of men of national lame and 81 strict
ness u speesh. n isnot too mitch 10 say that
no medislne ever had siscli s,iplUrt m hsia-
yoF ~ specific The word Oi any Ohr 81
the emineht. disiner.w who nnsierw rite this anti
d0te 10 dyspepsis has deserved weight. Their
united witness, joined With the experimental
Use aud approval VI The Prriarainn by wei
known ply sicians, removes all d1ubt, u u,
hey nd question a wonderful thcrspeutical
agent. zfdifors Religious iiursii, WA
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NEBRASKA.

CHICAGO, March IA special
to the Irit me from Omaha says ::
TIE important arrest was made here
of II. G. Holland, charged with be-
ing an express robber. In the fall
of 1875 he was an engineer on the
North Missouri Railroad, and, with
a confederate, entered the express
car as the train was approaching
st. Louis, overpowered the mcssen-
ger, locked him up, riAed the safes
of about three thousand dollars and
got away. Holland, after consid-
cradle wandering, came to Omaha,
tried several places for employ
ment, and finally enlisted as a prit
vate soldier at Fort Omaha, whittier
the officers eventually tracked him.
Information has been received
here that the Spotted Tail Indians
are greatly dissatisfied at their iso>
lation, and want to get back to the
Missouri River, where supplies are
cheaper.
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MINOR DISPATCHES

OTTAWA, March 11.-Lieutenant
Colonel Hon. John G. Blanchet,
Speaker of the House Of Commons,
takes charge of the Wimbledon
team this year, with Maj. Worsley
Kingston second in coma9and.
PITTsToN, Pa, March 1l.-The
ice in the Susquehanna river here
commenced to move last night, and
8 now passing quietly down the
river. All fears Of the anticipated
ice gorge is now removed.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March IL
The special session Of the Legisla,
ture convened this morning and Or
ganized. The officers and clerks of
both Houses are the same as at the
regular session.
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, March 11.-John
r. A.vontall, an old and respected
citizen of Marion, o., was found
dead in bed this morning, with a
bullet-hole in his head and the bed
clothing on fire. 1t is supposed he
was murdered by some person ems
deavoring to rob the premises and
the bed was set on fire to remove
the evidences of the murder.
CINCINNATI, March 11.-On
Saturday night party of fifteen
masked men called at the residence
of VIM. Moore, brother of Gems
eral Groome, the cattle king of
Winchester, Kentucky, and told
him that unless he made immediate
settlement of his debts he must
leave the country. Moore procured
a shot gun and fired into the crowd.
The latter fired a volley in return,
three shots taking effect in Moore's
body, inficting severe wounds. Two
men, who were suspected of being
implicated in the affair, were after>
wards arrested and lodged in Jail.
Yesterday their confederates over
powered the guard and liberated
them.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-At
an annual meeting of the Pennsyl-
vania E~ilroad Company held this
morning resolutions were intro>
duced providing for a general re-
duction of salaries of all the ems
ployes, and placing upon all roads
operated by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company their own ex-
press, to the exclusion of all other
Express Companies, and placing
upon their roads their own parlor
sleeping and palace cars, to the ex-
clusion of the Pullman Company,
and for prohibiting the issuing of
passes except to employees in the
service of the Company, and then
only when travelling on business of
the Company.