The Daily Review
I OSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop
wnJtf-INGTON. N. C.
WEDNESDAY . JULY 9. 18S4
Kotered l the Postoaca!. Wilmington, N. C,
seeond-cls rustler.
THK LAT: CONGKKSS.
Congress, says the New York Herald,
has been spinning out a Ions an! in
ni&ny way disappointing session by
several tedius dava of disputes be
tween the two Iluae, mostly on
trifling matters, and altogether on dif
ferences which could have been- fccllle i
in two hours by reasonable men on
Jboth sides. It was very well known a
month ago, for instance, that the House
of Representatives would not gran
money for the monitors and for begin,
niog additional new ships of war. It
had unanimously voted lor Mr. FUn
dall's bill, and one of the most import
ant officers in the Navy Department
had under oath condemned the ships
now building as failures. It was
scarcely worth while, therefore, for the
Senate to waste time jn a dispute oa
which, if the, Housa receded, all it
members, R3pnb'.icans as well as Dcm
ocrats, would have had to reverse their
votes.
The session has been notable mainly
for sins of omission. Congress hasmot
lightened.tbe burdens of the people; it
has' not lessened the surplus revenue ; it
has cot remitted taxes or reformed
revenue laws; it has not stopped the
coinage of silver; it has not pa-sed the
much-needed electoral count and Pres
idential succession provisions ;it has not
passed a bankrupt law;. it ha?, in fact,
done scarcely anything for the relief ol
the people from needless burdens and
restrictions, or fyr the security of the
country from dangerous disputes about
the Presidency. .
Largely all this wa3 due to the fact
that the democrats . control'e 1 ii ''the
House of Representatives and the re
publicans in the Senate. It is true that
where revenue measures wore con
cerned the democrats in the House
though in many ways fruitless and dis
appointing, has fhow'n the radica1
difference? between the two parties and
made manifest to 11 the voters that
such of them as want ''liberal appro-
taxes, a big surplus
were not able to agree
auioog
them
selves, and thetlong struggle between
the Morrison and Randall wings of the
party wasted the session and prevent
ed nece3sary legislation on oilier sub
jects. Still, it remains true that no tax
reform measure brought forward or
favored by the reform wing of the dem
ocrats could have passed the Republi
can Senate, which was opposed to all
remission of taxes or reform in the tax
system,1, and insisted, upon party
giounds, on maintaining a great sur
plus and increasing the expenditure in
"very way possible.
In these respects, however, the pres
ent Congress has been no worse than
;that which preceded it, and in
which both houses were Republican,
and insome oUier respecls the present
' democratic House deserves praise.
During the previous Congress, . which
was Republican. Washington "'as over
run with a lobby as impudent und
grasping as any which disgraced
the city during the high old
times" after the war. when Mr. B!ai;e
was Speaker nd was openly presented
with a silver muz by the Kint' of the
Lobby." But during the pre-ent
session, when the Democrats controlled
the House and the appropriation?, thc
lobby utjerly disappeared from the
Capital, and in these last hot d tys of a
long session the two houses have
nuiivpllpil atnmttt in sn'irnnn nnvi'vn
oy lobby! asreiits and wuh a notable
absence of drunkenness and the accom
panying hilarity which characterized
and disgraced the last Congress.
It U due to the Democrats to say that
this is not a singular instance. When
ever since the war they have controlled
the House and the appropriations the
lobby has disappeared, only to reappear
in full strength as hungry and shame
less as ad army of locusts whenever the
republicans regained control. The
present session has been entirely free of
those scandals which disgraced the last
Congress; tho exposure of ex-Speaker
Keiler was only a reminder of the
. previous session.
On the whole, the session has put in
a clear light the fact that the Republi
cans still obstruct most of the needed
reforms in legislation, as they have done
for years past. It was only by joining
hands with the Republicans that the
Randall faction" was able to resist
successfully tax reforms and the re re is
ton of hardens needlessly imposed up'
oa tho people. Tho great majority of
the Democrats in both houses were
anxious for these reforms, but tho Re
publicans resisted and were strong
enough, with the help of a very few
Democrats, to defeat all efforts at re
form. It should not be forgotten also
that the Republican Senate increased
the amount of every appropriation bill,
and that the Democratic de:er ruination
toward economy sometimes certainly
carried to an injudicious extreme, but
nevertheless very, valuable had to
meet constantly the Republican deter
. ruination toward extravagance which,
when that party' last controlled . both
houses, showed itself in such profligate
measures as the great river and harbor
- swindle. !-. - ' -
' V On the whole, the present session.
priations." high
and its "distribution" to a big lobby
with general profligacy in the use of
public money, should vote the Blaine
Login ticket, whila those voters who
prefer economy in expenditures, low
t-txfs, -thc abolition nf the surplus
revenne and of the lobby, with a need
ed reform of the tax systeu?, had better
make ip their minds to vo'e the
Democratic ticket, or, if that should
prove glaringly unfit, to create a new
party and nominate a third ticket.
There is nothing t be hoped for from
the Republicans.
..
For the twelve months ending June
1st the imports into this country were
$714,513,518, of which $34 323.104 was
gold and silver. The merchandise im
ports were only S0S0.320.4i2 This
was a decrease of $40,000,000. The
exports were $S09,100.218, of which
$67,718,310 was gold and silver, leaving
only $741,510,877 a3 the value of our
merchandise exported which is . about
$40,000,000 less than last year; The
decrease in merchandise ex pouts was
practically the same as the decrease in
the merchandise imports, and the fall
ing off in imports caused a loss of $19,
000,000 in customs revenne. The .al
leged tariff reduction amounts to noth
ing. If next year is a good trade year
we will have a larger surplus than ever.
But at any rate do the ' people propose
to pay $300,000,000 where $200,000,000
will" answer? f
JULY JUMBIj&S.
Platform of tlio Oeinocratic
Party of Nortli Carolina.
A Zulu bella is like the proverbial
prophet. Sb-j has not much on'er in
her own country.
"What is it you like about that girl
asked one young man of another. '.VI y
arm," was the brier reply. -
A clerk in an Alleghany dry-goods
store says that the ordinary striped
bed-licking is a terrible crime. It is
mattress hide he says.
A Chicago dude blushed and ran into
a stftir-way when he saw a party of
ladies coming down the street, lie had
forgot cn his cane and could no meet
them in such a nude stale.
In the blizzard country. Man, point
ing musingly over trie hills anil iar
away: "les, 1 came Wesr, to look
alter my nroperly. I am looking after
it now. Tnere go the house and barn!"
First ballet girl 'Taglioni i3 de?i4."
Second ballet girl "Dear me. and so
young, too.1' i?irst babel girl "Yfs.
she was only eighty." Second ballet
girl " I am sorry I heard it. It will
cast a gloom over my granddaughter's
golden wedding."
Almost every person has some form
of scrolulous j oison latent in his viens.
When this develops in scrofulous sores,
ulcers, or eruptions, or take3 the form
of rheumatism, or organic disease, the
suffering that endues Is terrude beyoud
description. Hence the gratitude ot
those who discover, as thousands yearly
do, that Ayer's SarsaparHla will thor
bughly eradicate this evil from the sys
tem. PISltSONAI.
to
to
Cardinal .Manning has made lorty
journeys to Rome since he assumed
office.
i rmee Aiocrt ;etor g es at once
Heidelberg fur a couple ol moritns
study German.
The oldest bank President in Georgia
is Increase Cctt-m riant. .Esq.,-ot Ma-,
con. who was Preside;, t f the iirst bank
in iirunswick, Ga., in 1810.
I rury's portrait of Mrs. James K.
Polk, -iaU-ly hung in the? white House,
pictures her nt tho ago i 35 and d
her in a decollette style, ft is a good
likeness of Mrs. Polk as she was hjn
misiress T the Presidential Man-ion.
Congressman Springer, of I lino s,
chairman ol ihe investigating commit
ter which has 'recently occupied a
considerable shsre of public attention
is described as 4a'l and thin." He
has a good Roaran head, a handsome,
short black and silver beard and a
growing scarcity ut black and silver
hair on the top ol his hi ad.
Kcscued from Death.
. William J Coughlin of Somervillc,
Mass., says: "In the fall of I860 I was
tsken with IJleedixg of Lungs foN
lowed by a revere cough. I lost ray
appetite and flesh, and was confiued to
my bed. In 1877 I was admitted to the
llrvct.Mnl 'PI. - -.
" i" -me uoeiors sa u i na a
hole io my lung as big as a half dollar.
At one time report went around that
I was dead. 1 gave up hope, but a
fr,1??!.l,0,t,'.me of WILLIAM
HALLS, HALS AM FOll THE
LUNCJS. I got a bofb. when, t my
surprise, I commenced to get welt,
and to day I led better lhaa for three
years."
i We ngain congratnlate the people ol
North Carolina on the career of peace
prosperity and good overnment on
which she entered alter the inaugura
tion ot a Democratic State administra
tion, and which has been unbroken lor
so many years since; upon the inst end
impartial enforcement of the laws; up
on the efficiency. of our common school
system, and the great progress made in
popular education; and upon the gen
eral improvement and enterprise man
ifested in every part of the State. And
we again challenge a comparison be
tween this slate of things and the
crimes, outrages and scandals which
atunded Republican ascendancy in our
borders; and we pledge ourselves to
exert, in the future, ss we bare done in
the past, our best effort to promote the
material interests ot all sections of the
State.
Affirming our adherence to Demo
cratic principles as heretofore enuncia
ted in the plattorms ot the party, it is
hereby ,
Resolved, That we regard a free and
fair expression of the public will at tnu
ballot-box as the only sure means of pre
serving our free American institutions,
and that the corrupt and corrupting uso
of federal patroDage. in influencing and
controlling elections is dangerous to the
liberties of she State and the Union.
Resolved, That wo are in favor of the
unconditional and immediate abolition
of the whole internal revenue system,
a3 an intolerable burden, a standing
menace to thelreedm ot elections, and
a source of great annoyance and coiv
ruption in its practical operation.
liesolved, That no government has a
right to burden its people with taxes
beyond the amount required to pay its
necessary expenses and gradually ex
tinguish its public debt. And that
whenever thc revenues, however de
riyed. exceed this amount, they should
be reduced so as to avoid a surplus in
the treasury. We therefore urge upon
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to exett themselves in favor
of such legislation as will secure this
end.
Resolved. That with respect to the
tariff wo reaffirm the life-long and fund
amental principles of thc -party rieelar
ed in the National Democratic plat
forms and that ihedecails of the method
by which the constitutional revenue
tana s-liali be gradually reached, are
subjects which the party's representa
lives at the Federal capitol must be
trusted to adjust ; but in I our opinion
the duties on foreign importation should
be lovied for the induction of public
revenue, and the "discriminations in its
adjustment should be such as would
place the highest rates on luxuries and
the lowest on the "necessaries of life,
distribute as equally as possible the
burdens ot taxation arid confer the
greatest good to the greatest number ol
the American people. ;
Resolved, f'hat the course ol the
Democratic party in furtherance rf
popular education, by efficient public
schools in allseclions, and the establish
ment of graded and normal schools io
the larger towns and accessible centers.
Is a sufficient guarantee that we favor
the cdueation of all classes of our people
and wc will promote and improve the
present educational advantages so far
as it can be done without burdening the
people by excessive taxation.
Ani wiieiieas. There is now more
than a hundred millions of dollars in
the treasury of the United States,
wrung from the rockets of the people
by unjust taxation on the part of the
Republfcan party, therefore, .
Resolved, That we wilKacccpt such
distribution of said surplus revenues ol
the government lor educational pur
poses as may be mado by the Congress
of the United States; provided always.
thas the same shall be disbursed by
Siate agents and not .accompanied by
objectionable features and embarrass',
ing Conditions.
Resolved, That it is due to thc white
people of our eastern counties, wbof
have so cheerfully borne their share ot
our common burdens, that th pres
ent, or fonie other equally' effeeiive
system of county government, shall
be maintained.
Resolved, That in view ot th-i exist
ing and increasing harmony and kir.d
lv feeling between the two races in in s
S'ate and a similar condition of things
which we believe to exist generally in
other Southern States, wo deprecate
tho attempt of thc Republican party in
its recent platform at Chicago io force
civil risbts as a living isue. and we
c enounce it as a fire brand and a hypo
critical expression of interest in the
black race, a wanton insult to the
whites of the South, and tending to stir
up strife between the now friendly
races.. ; r
1 1-
Wilmington, Colmnb
& Augusta It. E. Co.
OrnOK OF fKTKiiAt SlfFESIKTBXf DK3JT.
. Usalaston. N. C. May 9.1ft?4
Change of Schedule.
ON ANI A FT RE MAY 11th. at
3 50 A. M., the following Pa$j?nger fceued
n.e will be run oa thla road :
NtGHT EXPRESS T3AJN3, DAILY Nos. 4
Wcttaad 47 East.
1-eave WUmlcjftoa 3.G5 P. M
Ix'avc Florence 2.40 A. ii
Arrive at C. C & A. Jractloa 6.20 A.
Arrive at Columbia fi.iO A. M.
Leave Columbia 9.f.5 P. M.
iieave C, C. &. A. Junction... lu.20 P. M.
Lave Fiorerscs 4. .no A. M.
Arrive at WilmJitoo. S.o A. M.
Night Mail ind Pjlsssvpsr Tkaix, Daily
No. 0 West.
Leave Wilmington io.?o P. AL
Arrive at Florence 1.45 A. M
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DATLT
No. Ks3t.
Leave Florence at. 4.0" P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 8 05 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flenilnsios, and Marion
Paseengera for Columbia and all iolnta on U.
& C. K. R., C, & A.Ii.K. Suit ens, Aiken .1 mic
tion, and all points beyond, should take the
40 Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Augusta oc
Train 40 4
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington.
Local freight leaves WUrciagton dally ex
cept Sunday at 7.10 A. M.
JOHN Y. DIVIN2L,
General Superintendent
T. M. EMERSON, Genera! Passenger Ayrent.
may 9
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Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad Company.
OFFIUE O? QENESAL SGPKKlKTEKDITNTi
Wilminzton. N. C, May 9, 1S?4.
1 1 fcKv-a.ii
A GREAT WEDiCAL YQRX 0 MANHOOD.
Exhiitsetwl Vitality. Kervo:;a and PhrirfMt
Debility, Premature Incline In Man. Errors rJL. 17,' "-
of Youth, and thc untold mlscrLs resoltiuif bST0. " rw
lrom lndlsr.retlnn oi ptcps
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every man. youn, middle aged ftDd ld Jt I Itnever scales or postpontt.
incorporated in 1S68 for tmm k. . '
?alature for Kdocatlonal ,TOj2.r
ixscs with a capital of $l,WjrlZ P
-yaQovenctolng popn'.ai rot t,.
t.nroo was maao a part of thu w," "
OonamuUtm adopted December sffi ft?
concurs iio. prescriptions for an .acme and its u rand Single Number Dmw . t
chronlc disea&es, each Onp ot whih is Invalu place monthly. . wu
able. So found by the Author, whose cxperi- a SPIi;si)'lK)PPnRTmin.v
ence for 23 years is suoh as probably never rOBTUNR tfeventh SrSSfrKS01'1
beforu fejl to tho lot ofj any physician. gW ' " 1C AcadSiv nf SSS? C
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uosscd covers, full gilt, guaranteed to 1 a fil W - ' 1&410lh Moily
Jlner work ineverv scnse-t-mechanical.merarv
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTSIi MAY 11th, 1534, AT 9.00
A. M., Passenger Trains on the Wilmlng-.
ton A Weldon Iialiroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAILT
NOS. 47 NOETH AND 4S SODTH.
lieave YVllmhigton, Front St. Bepat, ?.00 A. ti
Arrive at Weldon , 2.i?5 P. 1
liOave YVreldon 2.5-5 P. M
Arrive at Wllm'gton, rront St. JJ'pt, 8.3.1 P. M
Fast Through Mail & Passskgek Tuat
. Daily No. 40 Socth.
rave Weldon 5.45 P. M.
Anlveat Wllm'gton.FroutSt. D'p't 10.10P. Jti .
MAIL AND PASSENGEll TRAIN DAILY
No. 43 North.
liCavc Wilmington.. s.15 p. &i
Arrive at Weldon 2.35 A. M
Train No. 40 South will stou onlv at iri!sm
Go ldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Lea ?a ttof.xv
Mount for Tarboro at 1.20 P. M. and 4.30 P.
HI. Dally. iSundavs excewtadl. Retnmi-.iv
leave-Tarboro at 3 P. At. and 10.00 A. rl Dallv.
Trams on Scotland Neck ISranch Koad lo-v;-Mallf
ax f or Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. U!.
turrJnar leave Scotland No:;fe at s.ri') A m
daily except Sunday .
Tn Vrt '1 " 1, I . . .
don for ail points North Dully. All rail vi
tacnmonu, and daily except Sunday via Hi
ine.
Train No. 43 runs dallv and malrr.l.aA
ncction for all PoLnt3 North via Richmond au'
Washington. .
All trains nin fiollj! ht.tr-fi--ri WiiryiiKi.Ti-n.-rv
Wa8hineton,'and have Pullman Pafa
ers attached.
For accommodation ot" local travel a passen
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 6.5 A. ii. Dihly eyrer-t '
Sunday. '
JOHN F. DIVINK
. General Superlntender.r.
I. M. K31ES-SON, Quertt Passenjrer A petit,
ra iv 0
and professional than any other work sold In Ra r fa 1 PtiiVo Q HZ AAft
this country for $2.50. o the money will h VaULldl J. llZv QjUUu.
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ThePclencdof Life should be read by thc
younj? for instruction, and by the afllicted foi
relief. It will benefit all -London Lancet.
There is no member f iociety to whom this
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guardian, instructor or clergyman Argonaut.
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, r
Dr. W. H. Parker, No.! 4 Bulla nch Street.
Baston. Mass , who may be consulted on all
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Mail or Express (all sums of $9 and upwwni
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l-rrtnwn. N: :.. May 10.
. KXPKCTPD BY WEI SE8DAT .
MILAN CHIP and all the Kbnh Striir.
popuUr now. 'Every possible shsde of ttith
eri and o-her Tiimmirgs Nrw Ut of Prs
sols, white and col. rs, a:i ffta GUte,
to which your attentions respectfully invited. L?5l Kid and Lace. New smm P.Uen
RATH'L JACOBr,
wpt;2 - io South tYont St
Stoves at Factors
t 'rices, in addition to our large and full
HARDWARE) STOCK,
First National Bank of Wil-mington.
. . Kcspcctfully
MISS E. KAERER.
may 26 Excharge, Ckratr.
LAWN CHAIRS,
STUDENT'S CIIAIUS,
I IIAMMOCUS,
MaUrcsscs, W Imlow Shades; and an elegant
line of Chamber, Parlor aud Dinin- Room
Suits. Fcraalebv
TII03. C. CBAFr, Afct.,
Furniture Dea'er,
jQly7 . . . SS So. Front St.
The Excursion and Pic Nic
SEASON IS JCOW OPEN AND PERSONS
visiting thn city, the Sounds or Smith ville.
ana in need of First Chss worki will do well
locaiion i -
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JOKClsr WEKISIER
the well known Barber and Perfumer at his
T 0?n?Jln ana "alT Dreaaing Saloon.
NO. 2l MAKKET &TI&KRT.
wbcrer he will spare no pains In rmnesatls-
may 23 1
It is a Fact That
TTU1IPHREY. JESKivs r.i .
JJ. freeh Bnnnly every day of Apples, Peach
5 Pr " hort?etcrries, Cherrica. Toma-
icriuciyuu aua i antaJoupcs i also
Chickens and Jprjr&. Ac
ConaLrnmcnta of the above &nlirttAii r.i
UfacUoa guaranteed. Give ch .1 tHti i n -
ask. No. 112 South Front at.
Has Arrived !
FRESH SUPPLY OF THAT delicious
liliATED PINS APPLE by to-day's N Y
Steamer. Also, another lot of j that A No. 1
MIXED TEA at ftOc per pound, (China Cup
and Saucer given with every pound) 200 pounds
1
sold In two weeks. Remember I keep nothing
but the very best first-class goods. Fresh sup
1
ply every week. Call and examine at Crapon's
Family Grocery. j -
9 OKO. M. CRAPON, Agent,
men 26
Family Grocer.
22 South Front St
Wagonette
pOE WRIG1TT3VILLE SOUND, will leave
feontherland's Rubles DAILY at 6 P. M. sharp.
Returning, will leave Sound at 7 A, H. sharp
june 25 tf T. J. SOUTHER LAND.
W. & E. S. LATIMER.
Attorneys-at-Law.
Offle-S. X. Cor. Princess andWaterlSts.
Change of Schedule;
QN AND AFTEE MAY 12:h iSi-4, THU
following acncaaie will be operated on this
PASSENGEll MAIL AND EXPEESS TR AI?
Dally except Sondaj s.
; ) Leave Wilmington at .7.?0P. M
l. i iieave uaieigaat..
7 I
.3.00 P.
.7.00 A.
No. 1
Arrive at Charlotte at
.T A ) Leave Charlotte at 8.4 P. M
u. -6. Arrive Kaiei?n at 3.3J A 31
) Arrive at Wilmington at 8.(0 A. M
Passenger Trains stop at regvilar station
only, and points designated In the Gompanv't
Time Tabie.
SHELBY DIVISION, FASSENGEIi, MAIL
! EXPP.ESS AND FREIGHT.
Dally except Sundays.
No. 3. 1 Vtlve Unarlotte.. -5.15 P M
: i Arrive at Shelby 0 00 p. M.
N-4 Ary??-,- 7.00 a! M.
; J Arrive at Cnarlotto... ...... 10.45 a. 1-1
rrJ iaild ? .ake ctose connection at
Hamlet with R. & A. Trains to and from
Ibhrough Sleeping Cars between WlimlEatoa
i;na'lottte ad Sleigh and Charlotte.
western N IRK, Ashevllie and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athone
Atlanta and all points Southwest Ain"ne
L. C. JONES,
y xv rr . Tt7- , Superintendent.
mav j0CLABK. General Passenger Aent
ACESON & BELL,
Water Power Printers
CAPITAL STOCK...
SURPLUS FUND....
............ ft Ul.VIV
f.0
WEAK, UNDEVELOPED. PACTS
OP THE HUif AN BQUY K.LA)tiKI. DKVFU
OPED. RTRKNGfHENKU."
afivertisement longrun in ourir-r. infiriiMiH ,
quiriea we will way tbat tftwre i nov)(l-no'i h"l
bug about this. OntttB contrary f hw(lvTti-T.r
very highly indorsed, intrpwwl iwrwonn ituT f'l
BeaW circnlarB giving l vruc""r i,t .wi
Kpie AIeptcaIj Jo.. HuttaU ..-lJiotw.
apt IB
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Deposits received and collections; naadelos
all accelble polnlslin the Unltpd.SUtea.
DIRECTORS
E. E. UU1CBUSS, D. G. WORTHS
A. MAUTIH, l A3.8PBUNT,
GEORGE CHADBiUUN
OFFlCERgl:
E. . BURIIsiS3.. '.4
A. II. V, ALEF.R....
W. L4 i?KIXSMI
o l -'
Preeldt
Cashlfz
Ast Cashlex
Kcrcliuer & CaKier Bros.
WHOLESALE
OFFICE OF
Dr. S. C. Ellis,
NO. 323 SOUTH FOUKTII STBKlT, of
positc Miller's Drug Store.
JBSr Note chancre of cflice hourB, wwen v
as follows 7 to 10 am., 8 to 9 p. m.
MfMT TpJephone at residence. o 5j.
june 9 tf "1 ' -.-.:'
Choice Now Crop Molasses.
SECOND CARGO
NOW LANDING. AND WILL BK SOU'
PEOMPTLY FROM WIIIR
At Low Price.
WORTH & WOKTE
men 20
GEOCERS AN COM1VIISS.ION Merchants, Df. Dodd'S Htt VM 0 1
Alii
BOOK-BINDERS.
iWe have the most rmnnip oiomm:
ment of theind to hA fnn
ton, and guarantee all our work to be done
ln class style. and on reasonable term
bend In your orders rtnrin'r thn .imi ,o.
son, and have them executed at the lowest
possible prices. v 1
ouer for sale a full line of
BACON. SALT.
CORN. OATS
LYE, STAKCH
CBACKZISS, CANDY '
HOOPIEO.t LUE. '
AIH' BUNGS,
PaPEU, liAGS
axlegkease. POWDEK.
apt 4
i
COFFEE.
ilOLViSES,
la- d,
HAY, '
POTASH,
SOAP.
CAN D UTS,
IICCKETS.
TIES. Ac.
Hon. A, Waddell.
-ry E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
HON. A. JL WADDELL as a:candidate for
Congress from the Sixth District, subject to Vie
action of the Democratic Conversion of the n v
trtct, when called, '.' . . . -
may 1 1 ,
JCE. !
- ... ..'t'iry-A'M warn --iane
' vTeTdaTO SON.
WILL CURE NERVOUS,' Hi
and Genital Weakness atf Lft
cretlon and violating the w 7
Price $1 - . ....
DR. HUNTER 3 PILLS AtA
Cures Syphilis In all. Its forms "j.
Sore Throat andjNose, 4'croula. TCtt ti,. a
ma, Itching sensation. Salt Jvt
Blood and fekln Diseases. Urinary V1'
Strlctorea speedily ctred YVtlxttD
- ri. iin.nU rMLK rBl'5l-rf
... . .'rr. ' . --,-n or wyrrj
-fcver rai:a 10 cure imjuuu, jim"
slons, caused by co ids or clf7 infr1
laditi and ladies in delicate Jf fLt
cautioned to not ve it. Price fl.
money for either ir.ccicloe w,
sent by raall or exprcs eatea- 1.
all DruudstB : sent bv mall or exjre- ,
jury 7 d&wly '
It'
Ice.
Ice.
J. Ii. WINNER,
yAlCIFilAKEPv& JEWELLKI
1tew&?Jiu?- Vn Watches ftffS
rr-wi5T-rePal and warranted- ,Mi-J
vPPoJt(TNeW Marfeet. Front St.
r WOULD EESPECTFULLT SOfl'L I
JL citizens and the pabUc geS517(Jf V
hvelaWln a loU supply of CMySdtf?;
and am now f ultv prepared to ""Jtt I
LOW PlitcES, by the BarreJ. JiSJ$
Car Load, to all points ' tie
liivers, aed hope to secure a reaf,?S
of patronage, ; h. H- J
V - Proprietor of Ne J V;i
, Send for Prices. &wr