The Asheville Weekly Citizen from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 5

igjere. jhads-firafc-jBiahpaviiittlafofYirginja. in vejO( reajbj'tfjhia addres3 Episcopal Coa- To Vie people of North Carolina at DeVAULT, PULLIAM DEALERS IN CASTINGS, NAILS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND HARDWARE GENERALLY. Store, the Old Stand of Itankin Sf PuUiam, Main Street, East Side, Midway between the Public Square and Eagle Hotel, AsheviUe, Ca. IeVACLT, PUEL1AM fc AitentS for the Blymyer Mannfac'g Com'j, Cincinnati, Ohio, for the gale of Steam Fnpines, Church, College and Fire Alarm Bells, Sorghum Mills, and Cooks' Evaporators.

Agents for the Porter Manufacturing Com'j, Cincinnati, Ohio, for the sale of Patent Sheet-Iron Roofing, etc. Agents for the Fish Wagon Mannfac'g Com'y, Uacine, Wisconsin, for the Bale of Farm and Spring Wagons. A large shipment will be ia store in a few days. Agents for the Iiemington Agricultural Mancf Co'j, tor the sale of Plows, Hoe, Shovels, Spades, Forks, etc. A large supply now in store.

10 Tons Assorted Bar liron, including Square, Ronnd and Band Iron, 100 kegs Nails, all sizes, 20 dozen Remington Steel, hand'ed Hoes, 10 dozen Steel Hoes without handles. 20 doz. Remington's, Ames', Rowlands Oiford brand and other Shovels 1 case Diaton's Lumberman and Great American Champion Tooth Cut Saws. One of the Largest Most Varied and Attractive Stocks of Hardware in Xorth Carolina, embracing Blacksmiths', Carpenters' and Farmers' Tools. Come and examLn, whether you buy or not.

You will save money, if you only want a dime's worth. ap256m DeVAULT, PULLIAM CO. Having been importuned by 'riends in variona parts of tue 9th Judicial District to offer myself as ihe people a candidate for Judee of tbia District, I have at last consented to make the race. Especial ly ince there seems to be such dissatisfaction among the people at the (nomination of the Democratic con vention for Judee of this District. not be considered, thongh it may nol be amiss to state, that I have always affiliated the Democrat ic party and while alive to its inter ests am not dead to its faults in the way of conventions cr cliques, having opposed them for yeara.

I con sider them but instruments played to the tune of the favored candidate and his few friends, while the great voice of the people is unheard, and the masses have only as a last resort to vindicate their preference at the ballot boi. If a third man should claim the field, I want it under stood I am no longer a candidate, for I do not propose to sacrifice myself to promote the interest of ottwr parties. In conclusion, my countrymen, I expect if honored with your confidence to labor earnestly and dili gently, to advance the interest of the whole people of North Carolina by up-holding and defending truth, law and morality as the great fund Omental principals of all national liberty, social honor and christian happiness. In a wcrd, I will do all in my power to serve you, but if 3 on fhould prefer another 1 will only feel relieved of, a duty the call to which I could not disregard without treating with seeming rude ttess the appeals of highly valued friends I Am very respectfully Your obedient servant, tele M. Cocke, Jr.

From the N. T. Times. NATIVE VOLCANO US. "i'he riiuny iVIsin ol the ew York Tint km oh llald Mountain.

The great want of this country is a first class volcano. With the exception of one or two reputed olcanoes in Alaska, which are too far off to be of any us, there is not a single volcano, in active practice "from Maine to Texas" to quote the favorite and original expresaioa of President Hayes; This is a very humiliating state" of things, 'There Cottage, in perfect order, in the "Tp OR SALE A handsome ja ooumern suouros oi town Water of ings. and of easy approach, two acres of la nd. Will Buit a My Two Stores are Headquarters H. G.

TROTTER, Alain Street, Franklin, and Court Square East, Ilayesyille, N. C. GENERAL DEALER IN Dry Goods, Family Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Ladies' Eancy Goods, Millinery, House-Keepers' Supplies, Notions, MINERS' SUPPLIES kept in full stock. Drugs, Medicines, always on hand. Also dealer in latest meats in Farmers' Implements, Plows, etc, Sewing Machines and Machine Needles on hand cheap, patents.

My Tin Shop is in lull and snticessful operation, for repairing and manufacturing allkindsof Tin-Ware. MICA 1-Greenbacks or silver will be paid out, at highest prices, for first-claBS Mlea. Call on H. G. m79lT i Franklin or Hayesville.

DON'T FORGET THE RED HOT BOOT And Shoe Store! WHERE you can always fifld the LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND MOST RELIABLE GOODS to be found in a first-class SHOK HOUSE. I shall continue to add to my already large stock ALL THE LATEST STYLES AN NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. No Pains will be spared to give satisfaction to all. co mm class New" would comj to can landlords, hack-drivers, and egg producers would be benefited thereby. It is strange that some of our grwat political economists, such as Judge Kelly and Stanley have not perceived the immense disadvantage under whirh we labor in consequence of our lack of volcanoes, "and have not "long since devised a plan for developing American volcanoes, thereby enabling ns to co i pete with the pauper volcanoes of effete Europe.

There are, however, a few far-seeing and patriotic men in North Carolina, who for several years have labored, in their private capacity, and without any Congressional aid, to produce a purely American volcano. These men reside in the neighborhood of Bald Mountain a region peculiarly adapted for the accomodation of Summer boarders. Every year since 1872 they have be gun a series of volcanic entertainments at Bald Mountain early in May. At first they contented them -selves with announcing that the moun ain was groaning and giving out other doleful and ominous noises. This ought to have attracted public attention and private boarders, but it did nothing of the kind.

The mountain -labored day after day, but aid not bring forth the smallest se cimen of a tourist. Then in the Summer of 1875, it was advertised that a magnificent smoking performance on the part of the mountain was in progress. This time people began to take a lanu vl interest in fie affair, and the Ileruld an Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Bald Mountain region. Unfortunately tiie Envoy did not see any smoke or hear any mountainous groanings. The reason of this failure, hag bevei been clearly ascertained, VVhetli-his Trinity College accent made him unintelligible to: the North Carolinians, go Vn he could not ask the way to Bald Mountain, or whether the volcano-manufacturers omitted to pay hint the courtesies due to' his position, and thus incurred las', displeasure, we shall nev er It is boweverv.vcry certain that he.

did not say a single good word for, Bald Mountain; but on the contrary produced the impression on the readers of the Uer ai that Bald MttMttUun was a pre tense asd a delusion. Most men would have been discouraged by those successive fail rcs, but the volcano producers were made of -sterner stuff. This Spriag thy have swept and garnished their houses and put them in for hoped-for boarders, and they have spent large sums of money in telegrams asserting that Bald Mountain I as suddenly split tn two. 1 tie splitting look place in the night, and was accomplished by a noise several times louder than the best quality of and id the morning a chasm 300 feet long, 10 feet and of unknown but evidently enormous depth, was found on'the side of the' mountain. There is a strong smell of sulphur in the air, especially when a few of the Bald Mountain small-boys are assembled together, and although neitber smoke, flames, nor lava have yet appeared, they are looked for at any moment.

If this does not bring boarders to the Bald Mountain region, ought to come to the aid i of the volcano producers with large appropriation. Tne. industry and skill of these men must be rewarded, and their efforts- to introduce purely home-made volcanoes must be sustained, American travelers should'Be strictly prohibited from looking at European volcanoes, and a bonus should be given to every boarder who willgo to.Bald Mountain and certify that it is a real volcano. With a little' organizad effort, and a sufficient appropriation, we shall soon have our broad land dotted with American volcanoes. If we are to subsidize American steamers and American Pacific railroads, by all means let U3 subsidize American volcanoes.

Those Mountain men have worked long and hard, and are as much entitled to boarders as the Pacific Mail Company or Col. Thomas Scott, i3 entitled to steam-ships, and railroads passengers. (i MORIUttON STAPLES'. i purg, toot vigorous grounu against round dancing. We quote a paragraph "I will not discuss its character and consequences, for while St.

Paul wrote to the Church in Ephe-6us that It was a shame even to speak of those things which were done by some in secret, I should feel ashamed even to ppeak as the truth would require of this thing, which is done openly, before all I will only 6ay that I trust no man or woman be presented for confirmation who tneaus to continue to participate in this abomination, and if the ministers of the Church have no authority to discipline communicants as notorious evil-doers who practice it, surely this Council should not fail to clothe them with 6uch authority by canon." Municipal Elections in Virginia. Municipal election were held in the various Virginia ci'ies one nay last week In Richmond the entire conservative council ticket was elected, tlu first timB since reconstruction. In Lynchburg Hapt. Samuel A. Bailey, nominee of the woi'kingmcn's party, was elected mayor hy eighteen majority over Samuel G.

Wingfield, conservative candidate. In Farraville, Peters hiirg, Norfolk and Portsmouth the entire conservative tickets were elected, with the exception of the city sergeant in the latter city, for which position S. Sayer, independent, was elected over 11. Vermillion, conservative nominee. VEC3ETI.MI3 Is Recommended by all Physicians- Valley Stream, Queena ong Island, N.Y.

Mr. II. R. Slevens: Dear Sir. I take the pleasure of writing yon A small ceitiUcate concerning Vegetine preimred by you.

I have been a sufferer with the Dyspepsia for over forty years, and have had the Chronic Diarrhoea for over six months, and have tried most everything was given up to die, and did not expect to live from day to day, and no physician could touch my case. I saw your Vegetiue recommended to cure dyspepsia. I commenced uxiug it, ou I continued doing so, and am now a well woman and restored to perfect health. Ml who are afflicted with this terrible disease I would kindly recommend to try it for the benefit of their health, and it is excellent as a blood purifier. By Dr.

T. B. Forbes, M.D., for Mrs. Wm. H.

Forbes, Vegbtinb. When the blood becomes lifeless and stagnant, either from change of weather or of uliinate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any other cause, the Vegetlne will renew the blood, carry ot the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, and impart a tone of vigor to the whole body. vegetiweV- For Cancers and Cancerous Humors. The Doctor' Certificate. KRAI) IT.

Ashley, Washington Ill Jta. 14, 1878, Mr. H. K. Stevens Dear Sir, This is to certify that I had been suffering from a Rose Cancer in my right breast whioh grew very mpidly, and all my friends had given me up to die, when I heard of your medicine, Vegetlne, recommended for Cancer and Cancerous humors commenced to take it, and soon found myself beginning to feel, better my health and spirits both felt the benign iiula-euce which it exerted, and In a few months from the lime I commenced the use of the Veg- etine the Cancer came out almost bodily.

Carrib Dsforrbst. I certify that I am personally acquainted wlta Mrs. DeFort-est, and consider her one of our very best women, Dr. S. II.

Flowers, Am. DisRxsas or rm Blood. If Vegetme will relieve twin, cleanse, purify and cuic such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect health after trying different physicians, many remedies, snfleiiiig for yeais, is It not conclusive proof, if you are sufferer, you can be cured? Why is this medicine performing such great cures It works in the blood, in the circulating fluid. It can truly be culled the Giant Blood Purifier. The great source of disease originates in tne blood and no medicine that does not act directly upon it to purify and renovate has any just claim upon pubilo attention.

I regard it ns Valuable FAMILY MEDICINE. January 1, 1878. Mr. II. R.

Stevens Dear Sit-, I take pleasure ta saying that I have used the Vegetine in my family, with good resultn, and I have known Of several cases of remarkable cure effected by it. I regard it as a valuable frmily mhdicine. -Truly yours, Kev. Wm. McDomald.

The Rev. W. McDonald is well known through the United States as a minister in the M. K. Church.

Taousands Speak. Vegetine is acknowledged and recommended by physicirus and apothecaries to be the hest purifler and cleanser of th') blood yet dltcovered, and thousands speak in its praise who have been restored to health. VEGETIJSTE, The M. I'n tiuvc. it.

Mr. II. R. Stevens Dear Sir, I have sold Vegetlne for a long time, and tlnd it gives most excellent satisfaction. S.

lie Priest. M.D., Druggist, Hazeiton. Ind. VEGETINE. Prepared by H.

R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. Vegetine is sold by, all briiggists. frUlK cheapest SojtheS' tad' Mowing Blades in market, steel, at STALT5S-. unusual excellence, picturesque surrouud- small genteel family.

Between one and Dk VAULT. PULLIAM CO. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE MARKET RATES. OWEN SMITH. BEAUTIFUL lie of hirts, at JtfOlUUSOX STAPLES'.

II II. X. I Atom MiiSlifll 1 5 If! 1 Mill 3I--J If It $wMm SS ice Mi 't''1' mm 9 A is nothing which is tuoro useful and delightful than a volcano. Look Vesunus, for example. That able mountain supports tie entire popu lation of People come from all parts of the world to sea Vesuvius, Tker rent th 8 lodgings of Neapolitan landlords they eat the food and drink the wine of Jfeapolitaa butchers and grooers they rid ia Neapolitan hacks they try to enaokei Neapolitan and they hire thousands of leading Neapolitan citizens to guide them up the volcano.

A for the people the scrroandietg country, they grew rich by selling eggs which visitors are required to roast in the crater. In fact, the volcano is the one industry, Naples, and whil the crater holds out to burn the poorest Neapolitan may levy taxes en foreign visitors as Dr Watta poetically Now it is simply disgraceful that the Great Republic has no volcano, end that its people are compelled to go abroad whenever Hftej feel the fted of a volcanic eruption. In this Oftinatter we are wholly dependent Upon other nations, and if it is disgraceful to buy foreign man ttfactures at a cheaper rat than our own, it iB still more disgraceful to depend exclusively upon Italy and Spanish. America for volcanoes. Every year thousands fit dollars are taken out of the country by Amer-icans who go to Naples or Sicily to lay in their 'Winter supply of erup- tions, and as Mr.

KellcycZarMzi et pig iron p.lways ready to lie monstrate, every dollar of American money spent in Europe is a direct injury to the United States. European craters are swallowing up American wealth, and theile is not the eligMeBfc hope, that they will ever throw it up again in a condition fit for use. COUNTRY PRODUCE FOR GOODS AT ap 2i-8m Champion Mowers anil Reapers in Asheville at Factory Prices. OEISEK SEPARATORS On four months' time, or very liberal discount for cash, For any Farming Implement, call on W. S.

IIAKKKTTi at the Furniture and Picture Store. my 9 STATE OF NOUTll CAROLINA, -County of Transylvania. in the Superior Court. J. M.

Patterson, Jackson Patterson, Asa Patterson, Perry Fisher and wife Nancy, and Abigal Patterson, Plaintiffs, versus David Sloau, Henry Thomas nnd WiUium Aikeiii Dtfeiidauts. This tuition is brought to ruttaie. specific pet-t'orinance of a bouii lui' tide to certain lauds in Trunsy Ivuuitt vuuut sold by illiuiu Sloun, Juhii ancestor of pluiuliffj. Plaintiffs also demand, judgment t'v the pofse? iun Of Said lands. The ikteuduut Uuvid Sloan, and all other heirs at law ul'Wil liam Slban, are required to appear mid answer at the Superior.

Court to be held for the county of Transylvania lire vard, on the Monday itl'tev the 4th Monday in April, 187tl. This March 21st, 1878. W. I. Clerk Sup'r Court Transylvania co.

ap 18-6w can make monev faster at work for ns than at anything else, capital not required we will start you. pe day at home made' dt tee industrious. Men, women, boys and glrU wanted everywhere to work for us. Now I the time, costly outfit and terms free. Ad- dress Ti ue Augusta, Maine.

ap lH-ly This state of dependence upon nations nol only causes Arqer ican money to leave country, but it prevent? foreign, mpry frpra. ill t.r1fc ''').