The Daily Review;
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON. If. C.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 13, 182 . ,
EKTZBXD XT THE rOSTOFFtCK AT
WlLMDiaTON, N. C, AS SKCOND-CLASt
ILaTTXH.
Tomorrow ii the all-important day in
Ohio. To-morrow night the rerdict will
bo rendered whether in the 'Ohio idea1 a
oldier'f brilliant record, or a ttore keep
er's money, making exploits are the most
worthy the confidence, est' em and honor
of the people.
All the clerks from Ohio, in Washing
ton, of Republican proclivities, aud then
art uone other, have gone home to rote
They hate been Wed freely to carry on
the campaign, and could illy afford the
expense incident to the trip, but John
Sherman V altefnatiye waa 'go or resign,
and they cheae the Utter.
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DEBT COMMISSIONERS.
Yesterday's Raleigh Observer says: Gov
J arris has appointed as commissioners
under the ad providing tor the adjustment
of that port ion of the State debt which is
a lien upon her stock in the North Carolina
Koad, the following gentlemen: Hon.
George Davis, of Wilmington, Montford
McGehee, of Persou, and Donald J3ain,et
Wake. We commend the Governor for
these appointments. The nmes of the
commissioners guarantee a careful and
honest discharge of the duties devolving
upon, them under the law. We hope they
will accept.
- The bonds to be retired are quoted in
the last number of the fnuncial Chron
icle at 1.06 coupons on, and at 8G with
coupons off. The new North Carolina 4
per cents were quoted at 58 to C2. Is
would seem therefore that unless the lieu
upon the stock, proposed to be given to
the new bonds, shall add very largely to
their market value, the commissiouen
will hava considerable difficulty in comiog
to terms of adjustment with the bond
holders, who in this case have as much
control as the State had in settliug the
unsecured debt.
HARD PAN.
An English banker, Mr. Newmarcb,
who baa been bringing Tooke's History
of Prices down to date, has re ached the
conclusion that prices are now lower, than
at any time since 1850, baviDg very near
ly fallen to the figures of twenty-nine
jean ago. From 1850 to 1864, New
march finds that pricej increased 72 per
eent.; since then they have fallen ofl, and
stood in December, 1878, only 4 per cent
above the point at which tbey started
Thi return of current prices to their orig
inal level has taken place in spite of an
enormous increase in the circulating med
ium of civilized countries. The produc
tion of the precious metals since 1850
amounts to $4,500 000,000, and the vol
ume of paper money in England, France,
Germany and the United States, has
risen from $375,000,000 to $1,473,000,
000, facts which must make it extremely
doubtful whether prices are as much aff
acted by the state of the currency as has
been supposed.
OFFICIAL. STEALING.
It might: naturally be presumed that
eveu if the subordinate officials and
employees of the government did dip
their hands - into the public treasury
without authority of law, whenever op
portunity offered, those high up in official
position, upon 'whom is conferred .he re
sponsibility of chiefs and heads of depart
ments, would keep themselves clear of
suspicion of engaging in the works of
public plunder. But such is not the
fact. , The most impudent and barefaced
thieves in the employ of the government
are among : those who are highest in
official position, and upon whom is placed
the gravest' responsibility. With the
flimsiest and most gszuy pretense of
official necessity, they plunder thousands
of dollars from the public funds for their
own ptxsonal advantage. It is truly
astonishing to what an extent such whole
sale robberies are being carried on. If
one of those high officials wishes to have
a pleasure trip, be makes "official busi
ness a pretext for a raid upon the Treas
ury to pay his expenses. To illustrate:
Last year John N. Tyner, First Assis
tant Postmaster General, took his family
and one or two subordinates in the Post
office Department, to the Paris Exposi
tion, at a cost to the government of about
$10,000. The plea upon which he drew
this money was a so-called internation
al postal convention, but if theie was any
such con ventien . held we are noue the
Wiser, for no report of its proceedings
baa ever been made by Mr. Tyner, and
there la none on file in the Dep utm-at.
At a later date the same high official,
accompanied by the Third Assistant Post
master General and bis family, made a
trip to the Pacific coast, ostensibly to look
fjfter improvement in the postpl serrto.
but in reality for p'easure and recreation.
For this expensive picnic the Treasury
was bled to the tune of $6,000.
Mr. Tynor was alpo nbsunt ou auotber
A these junketing tours at the time of
the Tfaornburgh disaster, hut he escaped
unharmed The expenses of the trip
will be paid out of the public Treasury,
is in the former . iu.-t,i.c26. Whenever
any of these high officials jicsirts to make
t trip of pleasure qr profit, hei only hs
to make the p!ea of "official necessity'
to make a raid upon some of the appro
priations, to cover the expens's.
Mr.' Blackfad, superintendent o'
foreign mails, has made s vvral trips t
Europe at the public expense, professedly
ia the interest of the postal service, but
in reality for his own pleasure. ( Ui? mis
sions have resuitpd in no benefit to the
cjuntry which might not have been
eqnally' as well atftairjed by-the ordinary
chanueis of correspondence, aiid no out
iay uftxpeuse which could not have heeu
settled by a lew postage a'arnns
Iu this way thousands of dollars are
actually filched from the pockets of 'the
tix-payers evt ry year, an4 - every year
there is an inci ease in' the amount thus
plundered. Year after year the deficit in
the Postoffice Department grows larger
but no enquiry is map 'as to the cause
of all this i x'.ra CApeuse. , !
As in the L)et:-anmeut we have
named, so it is iu every other, and we
hope.,; that, before tne j committee on all
propriationfa should again recommend the
voting of one dollar's worth of supplies,
they will investigate all the( extra ex
penbes of all t.;ffioi.!s of thej different de
partmeu.'s, and -see if some method may
uot he devised by wkich to put an end, or
at least a check', - to ..this outrageous piuu
ier of the public t'nnda without authunty
of law.
WASULNUTON LETTER.
Wa-iiington, Oct. 10, 1879.
Thero se: mi 'io be no eiiil to Sena
tor Oo'ikiinfc'tJ misre'prade'ntationn of
the subject of Govern ineiit tuxes. Iu
ui8B:Ovklyu speech jun Widneodiiy
night he bald that New York aioje paid
one-third of the droveruni'iUtV expeo
jc8. With equal truth jie niiut hive
said I hat the (square in whieli the Cus
tom House iu I jSew York jc.:y issiruH
ted paid oae-tbjtid. Taamoney is ao -uiliy
paid tuere. But it ia uot New
York that pays the money, but con
sumera throughput the country.- The
money is paid; in New i'ork 'to -be
dure, thut is all.
The substance of the receut Post
office Department decision concern
ing lotieiy maiia is that' letters will not
bjs forwarded which are addressed to a
lottery company, or to a person aa
manager or; agent of J a lottery com
pany. The -bepartmentj does not as
sume to stop letters jadrpsa- d simply
to individuals, though such persons he
Known to the Postmaster as the mana
ger ore t of a lottery Oju piny.
Oar latest 1 information f torn New
Yoik, through reliable sources, is that
the Democratic party is daily growing
iu strength aud that notwithsanding
the Tammany l defection the Demo
cracy are confident of there-election sf
Gov Kobinsou and the entire State
tick t by a handsome majority. His
management of j the i finances of the
State while I Oompt oiler., and
while m the (i outive j ch ir, has
been entirely successful, and has done
much iu reducing
expenses of. then-
taxation and the
State government
whicb, under the many years of Be
pub hem misrule and profligate legis-
Nation, had become exceedingly oppres
sive to the tax payers of the State, and
uas given j him a strong' hold on the
people of the State and more especial
ly those of the interior sections of it,
who will at thisj important juncture
oast their ballots regardless of party
fee!ing, believing as they do that the
best iuterest of the State requites at
its head a man of Gov. Robinson's
honesty and integrity in preference to
one who for years: baa been known to
be identified with nearly all the corrupt
schemes fcr depleting the public tress
ury. ' 1 .'
Large numbers of the reflecting and
thinkiug members of! the Republican
party, who have the interest and, wel
fare of tne people, at heart, repudiate
the nomination of I Cornell and will
oast their ballots! for Robinson who
has been tried and fully answers the
old Jeffersonian requirement 'is he
honest and is be capable"? The num
ber of honest and independent Repub
licans who will support Robinson,! will
to a large extent otuet the numbers
who will follow John Kelly. Gurdge.
Deaih or a Noted DiTliie.
Died, at lhe family ,'residenoe, Hop
kins ville, Ky, Sept 30th 1879, in his
7i)thyear, the Reyj Gideon B Perry,
D D, L L D, late rector, of Grace Epis
copal Chur oh in that city; formerly
rector of Trinity Church, Natchez,
Miss; first rector of St Paul's, Cleve
land, Ohio; for some time at Grace
Charon there, and founder of St James
Parish, Cleveland, also. The Rev Dr
Perry was the last suryivingj kinsman
cotemporary of Commodore Oliver
H. zrd P-?rry, the hero of ihe battle
of Jbake ErieE B th were natives ot
.South Kiuston, Raode Island, and born
under tne same roof; the Rev Dr on
Oct 12th, 18 JO, some years junior of
the other. Dr Pferry, for j more than
fifty-seven years in tue Christian Min
istry, was a prominent divine of the
Church, aud stood high, especially for
force and pulpit eloquence. ;The Rey
Henry G Perry,! of tua Episcopal City
Clergy, ChicagoJ is a soa of the de
ceased. The Re v Dr Perry leaves a
family, his wido aud three children
surviving him, I
U03bltIffE-
Winter comes when autumn leavtP.
Bot-tou -Pubs.
The wit-shell cnibconsi lers his case
a hard one. Boston Courier.
Whom the gods wish to destroy they
first induce to wear tight boots.
Le a man who is without any shins
throw tUe firct stone. -New Orleans
Pcriyuue.
'Do unto others as you would be
done by,' but take precious care that,
you are not done' by others. N 1
.News.- - ' ;
Wc presume the axletrees of railroad
cr whtel3 are called journals, because
of their rapid circulation. B jston
Trantcript. , :
M ther (very sweetly) to children
'vho have just had a distribution of
oau.jy 'Wnatido children say when
tboy get o.mdy ?' Chorus- More !'
Waat is the difference between a
dairy maid and a stormy petrel ? One
skiois the milk ard the other skims
he water. New Havon" Register. We
don i, even now, quite see the differ
ence Bo-don Post. -
A precocious youth, prompted by an
unpicasant recollection of the last term
says that school teachers are like dogs,
because 'they lick your hard.' This
carries off the 1 palm Wheeling
Leader. ,
There are was air old gent of Rhode Island
Who got a most terrible bile, and
He scowled, and he growled, and most
i horribly howled
Did this crabbed old gent of Rhode
Island.
Bogus Certificates.
It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending
to be nude of wonderfui foreign roots,
barks, &c, and puffed up by long bogu
(certificates of pretended miraculous cures
but a simple, pure, t fleciive medicine,
made of well known Va'juabJe remedies,
that furnishes its own certificates by its
cures We refer to flop Bitters, the pur
est aud best medicines. Exchange. See
auother column.
Selected Fruits
and Vegetables
IN sTORi AND T ARR1VR. 1
i XTitA SKLEC ' ED nUl'UHLSS PE4.R8
A Va'ioty of Apples, F-.tatoes Onions, ab
b ge, ttdttr, ( hees , &o. K or salo cheap by
r. B HEiRSON CO.,
sept 26-tf Corner rhisnut t Water sts.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
WILMINGTON, N. C. 1
I I
T- A. tCSUITS, Prop.
rjIflE COMMERCIAL, formerly the "EM
FIRE HOUSE",haTirlftbeen thoroughly r3n
ovate j and refitted is now one of the leading
i . , - - -
first-class Hotels in Xh.6 city. The table i?
supplied with the best our home and north
ern markets affords.
i - '
Board per Day $2 and $2 50 !
JfS" Largv Sample Rooms .for .the Com
mercisl trade. j
A First-Class Bar and Billiard Hall
connected with this Hotel. I
JEST FREE LUNCH daily from 11 A. M.
to 12.30 P M.
iuly 19- i
For Smith vi He,
gTEAM YACHT ELIZA
BETH, Capt, D.W.Chadwick,
carrying United 8 tates Mail. . Xeavss.whar
foot of Market street daiiy (except Sundays)
at 3 P. M. Returning, leave SmithTille
atA.M. ... R.J PADDISON,
sept 8 I , Aeen
Females School,
MISSES BURR A J iMESPrincipala.
MRS. M. S. GUSHING, Instructress in To -
cal and Instrumental Music.
The! FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
of this School will commence on Mon
day, Oct. 6th, 1879, and close during the last
week iu June 1880. The coarse of instruction
is solid and thorough,, and the utmost care
will be takes, ss heretofore, to avoid every
thing pertaining to a superficial education.
Young children carefully "and judiciously
trained, by means of object lessons and Kin
dergarten occupation, in conjunction with
the best text book instruction,
Fr-e hand drawing taught without extra
chargs. j
For further particulars see circulars at the
different Book Stores in the city, or enquire
of Piincip&ls i
A limited number of pupils can be
accommodated with b ard.
1
Hale's Weekly.
ON TUESDAY, the 7th day ot October,
1879, and in the City of Raleii, tne
undersign, d will commence the publication
of HALE'rt WEEKLY, a Worth Carolina
Democratic Newspaper.
'I hese four words convey all that a column
of Prospectus could tell: tha good of the
SUte: the success of the Parry which is the
life of the State and the c un rj ; the pub
lication of all the news; these the objects
proposed. That he can do the last and con
tribute to the first and second, the sabscriber
d es not affect o doubt. 'The People have
set their seal of approval upon his past and
he does not doubt the future.
Hals's Wbbklt will be printed from new
and beautiful type and on fair white paper.
The price will b $i per annum. No name
will go upon its mail books without payment
and no paper will be sent a.ter expiration of
the Ume paid for. P. M. HALE. 1
Raleigh, dept. 15, 1879. sept 16-t'
Wanted.
JOURNEYMAN PRINTER, who can
bring the highest recommend aflons, is desi
rous of a position in a newspaper office in
the country. Will work cheap. Address,
' car of
sept 16-tf
DAILY BEYISW.
New Advertisements.
For Rent.
IHAT DE3IBA.BLE WUAUF, t
foot of Mulberry itreet, lately ocenpied
bv the Baltimore Pteamship Company, com
plee with Offices, hheds, Ac Alio, th
COAL and WOOD YARD, corner f Fr. nt
and Molberry Btrets. at present rccupi-d by
FjS"- APP'Jt0 H N I ITT.
For Rent,
fTlHAT DESIRABLE 8 TO HE,
X also HALL on thini fl 'or, Dew
ly fitted up, eorner Market and
South Water Streets from th IsMtiiiRgl
Bept U-tf
H B. FlLKttti.
S6QO.
F
OR RENT TUAT V KRY
ljirAbla store on Market wtreet.
www- - I B ,J
occupied by Mr. Thos. H. Ilowey,
as a Shoe Store. The cheapest Store on the
treeti Aprlj to
ept 10-tf ,
THE MoivOY'r.
For Rent
rpHE ELFQANT BliSlDKACE
ac corner of Thiid snd Walout sts . MMm
recently occupied by Wm. Cklder, Jjsq
Poseasion givtn October 1ft.
' Apply to
sept 3 t J. F. GAKRELL.
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
I RAD MARK,
t- nD.., TRADE MARK
Englieh Kem
edy, An ua'r
fnili' g cure
for . tm nal
W e a k n e88,
S permatorr-
ea, mj.oien
C?.&nd all dip
BEFORE TAKIXB.easea th,t f ,1-.FTER TAXIKS.
low, as -a Bvqaeace of .elf-A ba-je; as Lobs, of
Memo y, Universal la-eitude, Pain in the
B-cfc, Iimnes8 of Vision, Premature Old
Age, and miny other j?es s tnat lead to
Insatii; y or - Consumption and a Premature
tii ave
v9- Full pa ticulara in our pamphlet,
whicb wti de3ire to send free by mail to eery
ne. gpu The Specific Medicine i sold by
all druggists at$l per package, or six pack
ages for $5, or will be eent free by mail on
receipt of the mnner by addr e!ling
THE C3AYMDIC!NE CO.,
Mecha-ic's Hlock, Detroit, Mich.
Sold in Wilmington and everywhere
by nil druggists. ct ll-dtwly.
Flour Bacon, fiuirar.
J 00 RbIs Fre h FLOUR, following
LU"ubrv d!i Jackf roct, Ormi- na, PUnt'is,
fmpeiiiil i'a-a.on Vl-ne- Blanche,
Pinca?8,. Arli'igton. O. anie, Wash
ii gtyn MilU,' c.
2;0
Boxes D. ; and roiked sides,
tBbls City Mess Poik,
Iiy r Tubs Choice Lef Lard,
libls Sognrs, Crushed, 'Granulated,
ov a, Extra C, and C.
Clieesof -. - Crackers, Candy.
1 75 rrx,,a Extra Cream Cheese,
-j Bbls and Bxes Fre-h '7rakerp,
100 OXP8 ure Candy,
Potash, Lye, Soda, Soap, Starch,
Buckets, taper, S-ice, Pepper, Qn
ger, Ac.
Bagging, Ties, Twine-
1300 hole and Half Holls BA(aiNf
qqq jBundles New TIES, I
1 AAA Lds Hailing 1 wi e,
1UUU 1710 Keirs Naih,
Manchester Yarn-", xcellnt a tide,
Lake Ueorge Sheetings. V
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MURCHISON,
oct 10 Wholesale Oro. A Com. Mer.
cjsjsvs id
JUST OPENED
k NEW AND ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
Of variouikindsand"stjl3 andodescriptions
at the
Boston 5 and 1G Cents
Store. I
N E W GO O D S
RECEIVED EVERY TWO DAYS j
For the purpose of keeping the stock re
plenisbed and thoroughly up to the mark.
No Such Variety !
AT SUCH PRICES!
has ever before been offered in Wilmington
CALL AT ONCE !
ANDMAKE YOUR SELECTIONS
And get wonderful bargains at the
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
Store,
41 N.' Front Street.
augfM . I
Houses and Stores to Ront.
APPLY TOj
THE WIcKOYS,
Ittorneys and Counsellors at Law.
i Office North Sida MarketJ SU, between 2d
aad3d. ' mug K
Mis eel Ian ecus .
The . only improveoif'iit
PORUS PL ASTER.
It contains greater and more powerful
P A ! f 1 -R E L I L V J 'x G STRENGTHENING, AD GU ;MiV P'npfRfir.
an the common Torus Plaster,1 and is far superior to lhdriiViii
1 the so-called ' electrical 'apii ivo ;s. , :tD
tb
2 ai023
oct 9-4w
THEBES T
SjL.
, the vjofLiJ
SOLD. BY
ft .r A
fi 7 O 1 M 13 -Store. S set He d ,
Knee
UU Swells. StiAii and Ootc. nulf
S'J . i Occ Pianop, Siwi!, Cover an iiOL,
ouiv $143 75. ll'uratedl Newpa-ifir sent
fee. Au.Jrees Daciel J? ii jatty, Wasin
ton, S.J. oct -4w
1 n f(1 tj1 nnn liiVctte'd, ia Wall St tet
Q)iU L i J vpludll t cksmiikeafortupfS everj
njotith. jo'iit eent free expi.ai ;ing every
tiling. j. uurt-ffs, A..iai t t
Hankers.
oct 9 4w
IT Wail ft.
AGKMN V VSiTKi) For tbe Best and
i"asteas-?eli tr Pictorial Books and bibles.
P ices reduced $i pr cent. Natiovau Pi s
lishing Co , fhjiada., Pa., Atlanta, Ga., or
ot. Loui, Mo, 1 l oci S iw
g . rj a A retarna ia 30 days on $100 in
IZUU vested. Official reports and infor
uiaiiou. FKfcE. I ike orotita weKlj on Stacfc
options f tlO 'to $50. 1 '.
Ad(Ve. T. Poter Wight & C-., Bank
er , 35 Wi.ii st.J x. v. -ct y
WAN'TEDitr,
EM
V ii-
mingtoa, and the adj'-iv,in'& .towns for the
best Belliiig household articles iu tbe world
Tip top profit, write atftneto tVorld Maiu
facturing Cjo., 122 Nassau! ?t.' xVew Y'ork.
occ 9-4 w
t& tiGQD PLAN. C'n!.lninsf an4 ojraii:.'t5 many or.r
tV olle A)t ' everj' irmitaxc 01 rrtUl. Willi
j Hktlitul jinmi.-M!!fcut. lArse i.rofltii .tivi.loii .n rata on
B inve8;mntm)f $J" to $10,000. Circular, witii fuMi-x-pUnRtitiis
li.iw 'l cm Pifcreea.l:i stork .lealiiiejs,lii.il'-U fiet;.
LAWRENCK & CO., 19 Bioatl street. New Yurk.
TKS3 iTZZTTT"
ELASTIC TRUSS
I las a l'al differirti; rom al J others,
Bil 1 in center, ad.iptsi tsel f to all
positions of tbe boily. while the
Kallin the rup presses back the
lDtestlnsjiiKtasperon would
yrUh the Flncer. With IL-ht
crcsture the Hernia is heM securely
day and night, and a radical cure certain;. - It is easy, durable
and cheap. Sent by mail. Circulars free.
EGGLESTON TKUSS CO., Chicago, Ilh
INSTITUTE.
EstaWUhed I n 1572 for the enre nf
Canfor, Tumors, Ulcers, Scrofula,
.and Skin Diseases, without the use of
knife, or loss of blood, ami litlitpam.
Fcii nformation, circulars and rettrenL-es, address-,
Dr. F. L. T0D, Aurora, Kane C., I1L
11 4
CL'HEO. A simple vegrctaljle remedy
for tho t-pt-edy &nd permanent cure t f Corpump-a
tion.l3ro.iCmti8.tjatarrn,Astr;in.'i.it ate ihroatss
radical euro for Nervous Dt b-.iity and alljs
Nervous Complaints, which has bf-en tested tn
thousands ofco-.r. IJccipe, vitU full directions ti
(in Gerraari, French, or Kng-lili) for prepar-y
irjf and usintr, eeni uymau iree oi ciinrffe
on receipt of Etamp. I'lense name this paper.
W.W.SB2EAU.149 Fowera'Block.Eechfster.N.T.
Active parties to act as
General Agents for the
eale of our specialties
Business respectable.
We pay a fcalarv or a
on sales. Frooi $1G0 to
Gooda rell rapidly,
liberal f o.x mission
;$203 a Alon'h can be made by live m en. liare
'chance for nmkirg monev. ddress
J. b. MCDONA LD fe CO.,
oct P-4v K8 Clark St. Chicago.
A WEEK m your own
towu, and no capita risk
ed. Vou can give lhe bu
siness a trial (Without pxpnse. 1 be bes'
oprHjrtunity ever offered lor those willing to
work, i u -ibouM try notbii g else until
you see t r yourself
what you can do at, the
busi nes.--- v. e offer.
iSo room to explain
here Vc i oau devote all vour tim oron
yourspaif time to Uie biisiuess, aud make
great ;. ty f r every hour that you. work.
Wotr-Pii in ke as much ashmen. Send to!
spci 1 iv jte terras and particulars, whicf
we Tiiai! 1 Outh fret. Don't coin
plain of I; .;- tnue! while you havp such a
ci i " A Miess II. liALl.rr i & CO .
P ' .)" a.nif iiu!ie 7--l&iv.
5- urnituxe.
1ST IIECEIVED FROil FACTOK
a large assortment of Waluutand othei
grades of FUKNITCRE, whidr we ofier
at Great Bariins. Gal; and examine.
feb IP
D. A. SMITH Ai (
Warm
Sprites;
Western !76rth Carolina,
IS Nw OfKN for the reception of pleas
ujeeeeSctr art -invalids.
TJiis laTel v pitcd is situate ! in the beautj-
falvaliey of the - r nch tii oad, within tight
m lea ot tl e rti road.
W.e have a Sae haud of muic, attentive er
vsnts, and al- other accommodations to be
fouod at a first-class watering piac-. i
For pariicaiars apply for descriptive pam
Pet. W. H. HOWEKTON, I.
june 10 Proprietor.
- Old Newspapers
QfJANTITT OF OLD NEWSPAPER8
for wrapping, offered for sale cheap at the
Mpt 4 DAILY BEYIW OFFICE
0f OUR Q8tlG"S DEALERS hd 0&rfll MlLf
B&V FOR PARTICULARS yLH3ER ON . ADDRESS;
IW -f WHITEScWiriG MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, OHIO. V.
to
ever .ma.-le on the ninn. n
V
25 C
YELLOW FEVE??-
BLACK YCM!T,
i
It i too soon ti forget the rar ftf t,.
ternble distw-, whicn wj: no uuubt rein.
MerrelL's H,.PATtvR a yemedv ai,CPTert2
in Houthern Nubia and und wi h such 1
derful resul! in f-i utu Au.eriai -wbtpT J '
nost aggw.u-a caes of f,.v.r are fl e
iiuoe -. from o t t w ounce- of
tiltered or scrsinM rron, t; e blonfch ti
it PH.s through th, lulr,
on thv Liver ar.d toic-o the HHMTiVJ
not only.preveu s to a ev.-uiot. Hnvitiriw
Kever and liU.k Vo(1.it, bu hI,,,
ache, Constipation of the Kown. ,,,,,,,-.
and al! Ma ia! ni ea- -.
y o one. reed t'-ar -li.w r v,,i whf) L
epal the Maiarin P.,i3-.,j r- ,.x 1 .B . y,
iroin the tiodby u in' khi.fi i,'j f fc-p t i ' it I
wtiich is sold by h' I . tu'ijistgja 2rt c i,t !
vil.CO bottles, or wiM-be . t hv t x rw. bv d.
Propriotors. t t il-K hU, Ac!',
I'M'lacelptii, I'.,-
I
Dr Pombertok's Btillineria or Queeni
Delist- .
iueuiaauotu, ccroiuin, fait hti.uu, . Aft-
aa, career, Ulce. and t' -t ??rr.- frB!
all ns'rti ot tho country, not ornv 'rcnivi
itnotiorthe aouudaace of proof. j
Remarkable Cure' of Scrofula
CAFE Of' UW J. C. B11AN0N.
Kingston, (ia.,jStpt. 15, h71; j
Gent; For fiTtf.n jl rrave
grea. eutle.er t':o'ui --cr-fuia in itcnittr
re-su.g lorme. i ba.ve Oen ' fi e1 t mV
rnoiii jiii . be"1 for nuen v ars nuh Ucr is
Iouh nic;.. auoLS. "he in-oit' rpprnvjd rme
diea for ruch ca?es had b -en ined, ii.rt it
most eminent phy.iciat.8 consulted, Titjio.t
any decided bei;etit. i hiis -"prcefVKl, 'cu -i
tresis d, r!e?por.iiii, I wa? adVjieed bv Dr.
yer, o bloyd county, Ga., to coteitaa
the use of your Compo'. d Kj.t: act Stilas.i
Language is a inpvitlicient to describe the r I
lief 1 obt.tinedtrou.th- .se of the Mil irp
as it is to tonvty an udequaje id'-a of tie in
teneitv of my futf.jriiig u . f ire nriwe' job'
tnedicine ; euiliciesnt to sny, 1 abaadoned sii
otjer remedies -tLd Ot.ntinaed thi use ot y ur
Extract of Mtilliiifjia, until I can guy trulr,
'1 am cured o! all pain," rf al' dieae, n'itt
notMpg to t bjitruct toe active piirnuit of bt
profesg'.on. More than eiht months tvt
I-ipsed feince this reujarkabie care, wi'iwit
-iny return . f'tbc disease ' I . '
For the truth of the above Bta'emfBt, Iff
fer to nny gentleman in Barton courtv,-',,
ind to the mnibera of the bar of Cb',r('ke
ircuit, who are acqaaT.t d with me. I still
yer remain, with the deepest gratitod , .
Your obedient fee vaTit ' ,
J. (J. BRANSON, Au'y at.liw.
A Ml I? AC Lr-
Wsf r Poiit, Ga., Sept. 16. '.3T0..
Gentf: -My daughter ws? taLcii on ihelSu
day ot June, 163, witr ht is twf't
to be Acute Kheutui.t Hm, aud uot tHi
fhi sump with no sn ccrtn. I n. N arib. t'f
fng, pieces of bone bevavro work fti'
riir ht aim ' tnn -y. t t w. . ft ti ilTtt't. f llil
the bon-3 'from the elbov to th;
uldcrjcit(
came out. Alauy p.eces of b rie c
n,e out
the rurht loot am lee. lue c-it
Viil tttf
pronounced on- of .Whit - welliiig-
ilv-
" r - 1 ' 1 1 m
bed. ant ihe- esse ci-nti.h' ?o opc'iS'i i "
induced to trv Dr. IViul-w -ri's CWM
l-Tlrcl fit Sti; kii ua r( . 'i
fied with Un areata that I hve co-U p?
use :f it untii th pree'it
My d'kuwhter was r r tr d -o ter bcd
iirjeais belo-e sue rut u; r tmu it-
over without he p. he r ow sit up
nU sews most of-her ij l..'" t.h
i4ie rj ilr k-ftier 4i i.r.'tt. !- '
and 1 Oeliev.- fh- w?i . - t-r
ctr. Titrth. waitr wcil i ' irh ': t'
j, with th.-bi'gri'g t "i
. : -. .W! .;. ...
i., lit
1 am, youra trulv. . VLA p
Wbpt Foikt, Ga:, K-I W ' ?
tlrttm. TKo oVi' tt rt:r !Y f..'". O'f J) t- '
Blanton we know at. i cv t'fv 'o
i t. .
true. The thintr is ': h 'iri'ed-ot t
reepectea citizens win certuj " jv. -
. ... ... -.; K .
reqf
l ours iruiy, i -
. CRA Wr OHD i WAIIKEB.WP
HO.V. H. D WILLIAMS. .
Zgr- Dll. Pemberton'-i Mulmg "
pared bj A. F. !errell A Co., hi
held by all. Druggist in 1 'JX
sent by express. Agenta w&cted to ,
everywhe:e. I' rrtv
jend for Br.:.k".ruriou ?t"
1L Uedjcines eent to poor PW6.
n instaloienta.
; -r"Ti i.-r
tlu
or ) l' '
day
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If a" 7 :'"
is men Ma-.y maVe more thw t '
a i - .tOtl 1.11 1 .
statea a've.' -o ec L ,
nonev fs. Any oru
r ..... t- sr 'J
li.ucair ti aai: ir kc" . r.t,-
llUt''- ii
by'ilevoting yom W & 9 f' j' .', i-
to the bus'ijoss. It era-s
ll'-SS. It COS. 3 Tl.i-t.-4' ' .V
Nothhig hke U for; 'T:. '
ousin-'SS
;f:2 ever ofien d boff re. ',u' T '
ant to know ad abf-ui uv vl
business rerure tne piioi', f
- . . ..IllI
address and vf e w
ill send yf-" ' fjcfl
lars and nrivate terms fre ;
o also iree; vou o (-vs
.
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STXNSOX& UO.,rorUanJ, '
june 7-d&w