M kitekls max.
OHISRTATIONS OP IIBV,.
- ' x 'TDCKBIt. '
' J. A. MACON. . .
Y.niay oolchjt'on de pnlio'a as a mighty
W-Srpskf plan,- - V
T. itjhke your jadKint ot l.y tie clot d dat
kivers up h ujhd; . -
For I hardly needs to nil you how you
I often Vi!in ercrfss;
A Afty-df.rtar saddle uu a twenty ijollar
An', wukiu' in de low gruuuV, you diekiver
as you ro, , , , 1 ,
Dat de fines' shuck may hide de raeanes
t nubbiu in a row ! i
I inink a man has got a iniRhty. slander
ctlanca for heben ,
li botdsoo to his piety butonedsy out ob
eeben ;
Dat talks about de sinners, w id a heap of
solemn chaj .
An' nebber draps a nickel io de missionary
hat; '.
Dai's foremost in de mectin house for rais
in' all de chunes.
But lays aside his 'ligion wiJ his Sunday
4 pantalooof! i ;.
' - : ,-! -I-trtftbcradge
o people dat I meela along
de way ; "M - - " i
By de places whar dey come fum an', de
houses whar dey stay; ;
For.de bantam chickens awful fond! of
, roostio' pretty high, j
And de turkey buzrard sails above de eagle
in de sky; !
Oey ketches Utile minWs in de middle qb
, de 6ca, - .
An' you finds de smalles' possum up do
; bigee' kind u' tree! i
.r ScrSmerfor July.
PBOHIBIllON.
LETTER FROM THE HON. OLIVER II.
DOftKEEY AGAINST PBOHIBrTIONJ
v Manguji, N. G, June 21, 1881:
W, J7. Bernard, Esq., Editor Star:
Dejar Sir On my return home
from ia protracted absence of several
weeks I find yours, among many oth
ers, awaiting my attention. You de
sire ray views upon the BO-called
"Prohibition 'measure" of the last
Legislature, ' to be voted on by the
freemen of North Carolina in August.
Admitting the evils of intemperance
in alii the glowing colors of the most
ardent advocates of that measure,
yclept "Prohibition," yet I fail, after
a somewhat careful review of the bill,
to find its saving points, or its ten
deney even to remedy any evil, real
or imaginary. It is said by its friends
(and jimoBg. them are numbered men
eminent in the law and pulpit) that
the besetting sin j of intemperance,
with its train of ugly consequences,
is alarmingly on the increase. This
.tttsuaipiion, I think, from my limited
observation, is erroneous, and that,
on thd other hand, a very general de
crease of a general consumption of
alcoholic liquors is apparent. Yet,
lot that statement be as it may, I can
see no objection to ' more stringent
legialition in the way of license re
strictiona, in increasing the license
tax, thereby relieving property bur
dens at the expense of : those who
drink, heavy financial, responsibility
by bond for damagesensuing from
its sale, &c. ; ' ; : ' j-'
This bill, however, proposes merely
a "change of venue" from the pro
fessional liquor-dealer, to.ihe"physi-.
clan, apothecary and druggist;" from
the bar of the dram-shop to the-inner
circle jof the physician drags; from
the public gaze, f rom which many
men instinctively recoil, of the open
saloon to the privacy ; of the back
room onder lock and key; from the
ourts of the "inner man," satisfied by
' his single potation, to the introduction
of the full jag into his hitherto quiet
h-mm ind unsuspecting family ad
iiiiNsible because ' bought of the
family physician, and hence the article
becomes at once "worthy and well
qualified" for all bodily ailments. ( Its
iti trod notion once secured, a ripe ac
quaintance of t'times follows; the
scene 6f debauchery is merely trans
ferred! without v improvement, from
the grbcery on the corner, open to
publitf j inspection and just indigna
tion, to the hearthstone of blissful
simplicity and domestic peace. In
that event, "cni bono." Then, sir, how
many dram-shops inside of drug stores
and doctors' offices are we to have ?
The bill does . not limit the num
ber, and the presumption is that each
physician, apothecary and druggist"
in our State will be ambitious to par
ticipate in this great sanitary reform
in the interest of Temperance. This
grievons monopoly, perhaps untaxed
by lawj and pronounced disreputable
in other hands, will all at once become
satisfactory and highly honorable, be
cause of the immense profit accruing,
when transferred by law into others'
keeping. I am opposed decidedly op-posed-j-to
an act forcing on such dis
tinguished gentlemen and self-deny-modest
citizens such unpleasant
duties knd very disreputable practices.
But how many of the "elect" are to be
picenseti ? Jan our wise and conside
rate au thorities discriminate to the in
jury and virtual proscription of some
or the good others ? All "physicians,
ipothecaries .and druggists" of good
jbaracter who "are sober, reliable
md trustworthy persons," upon ap
licati)D,' may be granted license for
ne year to sell whiskey by the "gal
on"for "medical, chemical and me
sh anicil purposes." It would require
,he astuteness of that proverbial Phil
i idelphia lawyer to find any one of
pan's earthly pursuits not necessarily
connected with some one of the abovo
gmentioned favored branches of hu
jman industry. Then each "physician,
(apothecary and druggist" will be al-
iuweujiu &eep uu iiauu at one ume a
barrel Of thirty gallons (with another
in reach). Then thirty times as many
physicians, apothecaries and drug
gists s are. in the State will
indicate in gallons of whiskey the
amount of sorrow manifested for
the .poor inebriate by the mo
dern' temperance reformers. This
enormous quantity of the "deadly
fluid" j is ever ready for the public
nse, and that, too, offered for sale by
f'rrCTreiOTreu-4Jijygrtiii jiiud 1 luimn-
gence, notably tlieconnaing iamuy
physician, the ever'bland andemiling
druggist, .and the economic apothe
cary, ever ready, to extend the hand
of "charity in behalf of suffering
humanity, provided-that charity re
sounds within the money box, ; $nch
a big business won Id be burdeiiaomo
iu toil and plethoric in money. The
prescription and the remedy would
be closely, coupled and enormous
profits "would ensue. . And yet this
huge humbug ia heralded as a tem
perance movement. The rum-Keller
is changed, the article for sale is in
creased, both in quantity and., price,
and a tempting premium,1 in ; these
times of greed and covetousness, for
a wilful violationo law and; utter
disregard of yet more serious obliga
tions, and all in the interest of good
morals and : temperance reform all
wrong to sell it by the drink, but all
right by the gallon.- Is it not time
its architects descended from their
lofty "eminence and , again conde
scended to consult common jense
and common, right.
The conversion, of grain into whis
key and :of fruit into j brandy, is
now ,one of our . growing indus
tries, and, . tinder legal .sa"no
lion, they have become articles
of " great ' commercial " value. Both
State and nation have recognized these
valuable commodiiieB, until in various
localities in our Slate, from time im
memorial, such pursuits have become
a prominent factor in our, material
prosperity. Is it an act of justice to
such of our fellow-citizens as, in a free
country, see proper to invest their
earnings in the distillation of " "their"
grain and frnit, to : thus " summarily
dispossess them" of their " vested
rights" and entail on themselves and
families ruin and perhaps bankruptcy?
Diversity ot interest lends , to the
common good and should be encour
aged. Let every branch of industry
be fostered, and none crippled. .'
; But, again: This act forbids, under
heavy penalties "the manufacture -of
all spirituous bquors except wine and
cider": and it is presumable in the
event of its passage that the General
Government will substantially with
draw its Ivevenuo Agentf, or lessen
their vigilance, on the principle that
since there is no income there can be
uo outlay. Then, isi that case, with no
fear of apprehension or - cause : of
alarm, will not illicit distillation
abound in our btud, ! and this "nre
water" become more abundant' than
ever,-and will the General Govern
ment look on with perfect unconeefV
arid see its own enactments disregard
ed and. its laws cpenly violated?
Will justice be meted i to the legiti
mate distiller across the State line,
who is undersold by a cheaper article
from a "non-manufacturing". State?
Is this an uniform enforcement of the
laws? Is this doing exact "justice to all
men ? The laws of the United States
are supreme, "any law in any State to
the contrary notwithstanding." Then
the spirit of the Constitution -and
the ; powers of the courts must - be
invoked, and trouble, strife and
litigation follow, 'and our people,
lulled into fancied security by , the
fanatical opinions of others, will feel
th pungent force of a violated law,
and the penalties incident to techni
cal, yet honeBt and unsuspecting
wrong-doers. "Lead us not into
temptation" is of Divine origin, and
could emanato in intensity of thought
and ; purity of .spirit only" from - the
great God himself.
i Then, sir, on what epecies of pro
perty will you levy, your; additional
taxes for the support of - State and
county governments, schools, &c. A
very considerable percentage of our
taxes is now levied on liquor sales.
When the prohibitionists get control
ot the State machinery how do they
intend to supply this deficit? This is
an important inquiry. I know the
indirect answer of "the long cata
logue of whiskey crimes, court ex
penses, &c." i Yet such eloquent re
sponse don't meet the inquiry. The
land-owners, now heavily burdened,
protest "against any increase. The
meek, humble, and honest laborer
now pays heavily for all his prive
leges. Yet the State debt must be
paid, our machinery both State and
countymust be furbished, our ' in
dividual obligations must be met,
our families supported, children edu
cated, and it is unjust to impose snch
enormous additional burdens ' on an
honest, hard-working people for the
ostensible, thongh, under this - bill,
futile relief of the whiskey-drinker.
But I must close. Then, sir, I can
see no practicable remedy in this bill
for ! any existing evil. It is but a
sheer pretext to do good without
the inclination or manliness to pub
lish their real views. . :
But, sir, as stated in the outset,
feeling no disposition to justify in
temperance of any sort, or even to
"deny or palliate" its enormity,, this
bill is objectionable to me on higher
ground still. I deny that any great
reform in religion or moral ethics can
be superinduced and securely fastened
in the affections of the people "by
mere statutory provisions. The hu
man mind is composed of such pecu
liar elements (whether fortunately or
otherwise I do not say), which forces
a revolt at any such compulsory pro
cess, and if its enforcement be prac
ticable would in duration be but
ephemeral and in obedience , but vis
ionary. Laws affecting the . habits
and 'usages of a -people unenforced
are productive of much mischief, and
naturally tend to a disregard of all
laws. All such material changes and
radicat reformations must, . in my
view, begin with the dictates of the
judgment, and bo sustained by the
tenderest emouons of the heart. Mo
ral suasion, aided by the ministrations
of as discreet and religious pulpit,
alone is able to effect any sincere and
heartfelt reform. "An enlightened
public opinion, trained and disci
plined by other, means than legisla
tive enactments, is omnipotent, for
good. Sumptuary laws of periodi-
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ltien, in cdnolugion.letlhe minnter
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desk by precept jind exftmp!,wilh -
mi i. descending therefjrora iitiW ihe
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not time to shorten. - :
Yours, very truly; . ' -
"v .trt m Q. II. DOCKERY.
i . -y A 'temperance Party.,
' - Mobile Register.
i. There has been some talk in some
parts of the State recently abont a
"Temperance Party." ''We have ever
regarded the bringiug of Wch ' an
issae into politics as intHchievous.
Xemperance is right- ana - proper
temperance in drink, temperance in
food, and: temperance towards those
who differ, with us in .opinion,.: Many
good people believe iii; prohibition tot
prevent. that great curse, lntempef
ance in drink, while others think that
there can be no' genuine, reform in a
man unless it begins from wahin, not
from, without. Others, again think
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There ia a wide divergence of opinion
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J ; . lrotibtttM.:' '-- -;
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1 Capital Prise 1.
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.... 10,000
5,000
5 Prizet- of 1000..
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90 Prices of
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6 000
100 Prises ot
800 Prizes of
COO Prizes of -
100....
10,000
' 60..
; 0..
; 10..
10,000
1000 Prizes of ,
10.000
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10.000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
9 Apprexlmation Prizes of $300 J . . .
9 Approximation Prizes or 300 ........
9 Approximation Prizes of 110.. .......
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1,800
U00
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VXi Great favorite. - Rnlarged and improved
80 grand songs.
$2 CO
SUNSRINK OF FONO. 1
. - Allbri"htne.
63 Songs.
$2 00
GUMS OF 8TRAU8S. i .
1 Music always new and inspiring.
- - ;. . Dance to It.
$ 3 00
3.KM8 OF THB DAKCBT 1 'f 1
Great variety. " ' I
- Dance also to this.
$3 03
-T1BKS OF SCOTTISH SONG. " 1 1
vJ f ICS of the sweetest ballads
ever mads
J2 00
Also many other books. Send for liet.
Books mailed to any address for the retail piico.
1 - ': ' ..j - j-;-) .
Oliveri Ditson tS. Co.,
1 BOSTON; M -
CHAS. H. D1TSON& CO. I J. E. DITSON A CO
843 Broadway,N,Y.
922 Chestnut st, PhU,
je awtr .
,vyeo & pat , j
-Health isC37jgaltli !
DR-E. C- WEST'S NBRVK : AND BRAIN
TREATMENT : a cnecifle for T?vHfrt i.
valsions.'Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Lose of Memory, ImpoteUcy, Premature Old Age,
caused by over-erertlon, excesses or over-indulgence,
which, leads to misery, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Bach box con
tains one month's treatment,. One dollar a box,"
or bLx boxes for live dollars; sent by mail prepaid
on receipt of price.. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each orrtir nvwlvwrf hv tn.
six boxes, accompanied with' five . dollars, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee , to re
turn the money If the treatment does not effect a
cure. Guarantees Issued by WM. H. GREEN, Drug
gist, (successor to Green Planner), Wilmington.
C. Orders by mail will receive prompt atten
tion.! --- mhaa-nAwi.
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Prepared fronH1Tj, tropical
fruits ' and plants.
PREMIUM. f
SAFETY OIL.
i:::i-l V j :--'FOR SALE Stpisfi'jfi
Adrian & Voller s, cor ; Dock & Front sts.
Agents for, Wilmington and vicinity." . V "'f
mr 14 D&vtm.j:n-. .,:.. . ... J '
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, By 4 recent invention starch or corn sugar;
(more generally known '"as glucose), heretofore
Mmte extensively nsea by contectioners,
brewers, etc., has been made sufficiently dry
and white! so that it can be powdered and
mixed - with yellow sugars.. It raises i the
standard' of color largely.'but not beine so
sweet reduces the, saccharine strength mak
ing it necessary to use more of the article to
attain the usual degree of sweetness. Large
quantities of this mixture are now being
made and sold under various brands, "but all
of them, so far as we 'are aware,' bear the
words " New Process w in addition to other
brands. I . ' ; ';
As refiners of cane sugar, we are, in view
of these facts, liable to be placed in a false
position before the . public, as the results of
analysis of sugar -bought indiscriminately.
will seem .to confirm the false and malicious
statements; of interested persons, who alleged
it was, the common practice of the leading
renners to mix glucose with, their sugars.
yvmie not intimating - that a mixture of clu
ose and cane sugar is injurious to health.
we do maintain that it defrauds the innocent
consumer of just so much sweetening power.
In order, therefore, that the public can get
sugar pure and in the ' condition it leaves
our refineries, we now put it up in barrels
ana aalj. barrels. :. :vs -. ; . ; f:,
; Inside each oackaire: will be found a. mar
an tee of the purity of the contents as follows :
, 1 Wie hereby inform "the public that .'our
refined" sugars consist solely of the ft 0 duct of
raw sugars refined. Neither Glucose, Mu
riate oj Jfn, Muriatic Acid, nor any other
foreign substance whatever is, or ever has
been, .mixed with them. Our Sugars and
syrups are absolutely unadulterated.
il Affidavit to the above effect in New York
papers of November 18th, 1878. -:.
, .-; Consumers should order from their grocer,
sugar in our original packages, either half or
whole barrels. . " . " ' 'l'.':s'- s'.' .1'
j Consider well the above
1 when I purchasing Tsugar
for preserving purposes. I
X 1 1 V HAVEMEYERS & ELDER, ?
! DECASTR0 & DON NER REFINING (XX
117 Wall Street; New York -' :" ;
July 1 W3m :r ' ! . " : ' ' A" ' "'
THE BEST
OF ALL
For more than a third of a century the
Me xicsui M nsta.ii g- Liniment has been
known to millions Mil over tbo world as
the only safe reliance for the relief of
accidents and pain. It 'is a medicine
above price nna praigo the beat of its
k i nd. i or every Xorm of external pain.
uic
Mnstnu cr Llnimont is without an canal.
1 It penetrates flesh and muscle to
atlte very bone making the conttnu
H an co of pain and inflammation impos
sible. Its effect su Don Human Flesh and
8 the Urn to Creation are equally wonder-
4iui. xno jucxican
1 .
I
fd'erv !ii!iSf F.wrv iln v hri nowa Af x
JsulxlutHl, of rhenmntic iiwirtyra rc
0 iu a?ouy 01 au r.tiiii scalu or udriiv
which spoedily cures eucli ciliacnta of
the JIUAIAN VI.F.SII as - .
Bhenrantlim, . Swell Intra? Stiff
Joints, Contracted. Muscles, JBnras
(Sprains, l'olionona ISitea and
stings, . btltncss, Lameness, Ola
Soros, Ulcers, Xrosbitcs, Chilulalns,
3 Indeed every form of external dis
ease, xt heals tvithoat scars. ,.
' For the Beute Ckeation it cures - ,
Spralna, Swinnr, Stiff Joints,
Founder, Harness Sores, Hoof Dis
eases, Foot Rot, Screw Worm, Scab,
Hollow Horn, Scratches, Wind
falls, Spavin, Thrash, Ttingbone,
Old Sores, Poll Evil, Film npon
the Sisht and every other ailment
to which, the occupants of the
Stahle and Stock Yard are liable.
The Mexican, Mustang X.lnlment
always cures and never disappoints;
and it is, positively, , . ; . . ,
THE BEST
! ; :il4;.OF'ALLV'VP'...
,,r03HAH.0ESSAST.
feb6 Wly i
G-pbd NeWt'Butter
F
RESH AND SWEET.
COOKING BUTTER, ,
-::-;?t;vl'd:i.K.i.l'ts
' MOUNTAIN BUTTEIS '
I . :.(- -x -.-. Vt
I ' In Kits and Boxes, '" ' '
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,.'!', , For sale low by
HAIL & PEARSiVLL.
36 16 BAVtf -! " ,
: ! EIAEBLE
r.i O PJ U U E R T S
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'AND1'-
Grave Stories.
WRST-CLASS WOKK AT LOWEST NEW TORB
"" aoivriio OB prolix MAltc WORK
PACKED AND SHIPj'KD, AT OUR KSkT .
v , TQ ANT PART OF THE-feOCTfl; . ;
R1CU AUIt W A THAN &, CO,, Uilt
, rT Lafayette Plaee, New Ifork;5'
Wathan's Konumenbii nimi tn.Lli'
5 - -" '
ummm
LNE9ENT
LIHHTS
ale to tae Trade. -
NE VV , ADVERTISEMENTS
; A Dcse of Tarra3?s Seltzer Aperient
' has removed the arony cf rh'-umatism. and its con
, tinned use entire ly nealed the patient. hheumaiiBm
; is but little underptoo.1. Hitti empirics recort Ik
, embrocations, which are really dangerous, it 1
- now ackr.owk-dfi d to be a blood ditea-e. reultioc
: from acidity. This aperient corrects all such acirt
i ity, and tbna cures the disease - All rheumatic "tit.
rerers asadpsed to trj iv HOLD BT ALL DtiUu-
FREE ! . FEEE ! ! FREE ! !j
i A recipe for the Miralllblf cure of CIIiM.v
ANOFkVKK. ITI A tj Mtt A a PbVEli
or ffllAMitiATIC DIXEAKK. Seat free of
charge t The undersigned, after suffering for three
years (reduced to a mere skeleton) trying numerous
remedies, including qnininey.witb.out avail, was en
tirely cured by the remedy prepared from this ic
cipe, and sincerely hopes every pfrsori afflicted in a
aike maneer will send for one. Addrces K. O. MIL
BANK, 16 Ann street. New York. " v
illismis iEvidra or.
For t he Preservation of all - Kinds of
' : Fruits and Vegetables ' u
i Manufactured by s.; K. & J. in. 8PROC r,
Jl oncy, Xicomlou Co.. Pa. Send for cir
cular. - -
Ask. your; crocer for, the William Evajv-.ratrd
Fruit. , . . ,
i my314wD&W " ; ' j..
rsity of Virginia:
SUMMWR LAW LECTURES (nioe weekly), be
inl4lb July.lSdl. and end 14th September.
Have proved ot- signal use, 1st, to students who
deeian to pursue their studies at this or other Law
School : 2d. to those who propose to read privately ;
and 3rd, to practitioners who have not had the ad
vantage of systematic instruction. or cirenUr
apply (P.O. University of Va ), to John B "inor.
Prof. Com. and Stat. Law. my 31 D&W4w
CTieultoialVSV?
-"Worka.. '
TsAPs.
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eonemioal
am. WasMaa
aniB,elMMi
Scad for lUastrsted ttlora.
ssMiaisaKssi, ; .
je 5 D&Wlm
ijYHE - BBOWa, BOTTOM OiN
Cleans ti-.o Seed better, runs lighter, gins
faster, and costs less money titan any
Other Chi in the market.
i ?The brush ts adJustaKo ar.c3 has driv
ing pulley and bs!t at both cimSb. Every
machine tr.ado of tho best material and
fully and lejjly cuarar.tsecf.'
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Price List of CEJS, Feeders and Condenspin.
- I , : Price with . Price witU
c, Prices of Self bWf
. bizos. , Gina. . Feeder or Feeder and
j Condenser. Condenser.
eokvw s?.-co ; aiodoo" jis ai
fe S5 " ... 87 0- ; 11 CQ . MM
40 " H 0 to 1 - 1S3 M 1(5 W
; 4H " 113 CO 1W0.) '17SW
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60 " HOOtt - ISO 00 5T.-0
70 '- lfO 00 SM0 ' kse w
80 " ISO 00 as CO EM co
The above prices arc for the. macldnes bexed r-ary
for shipment and delivered at our factory. Will r.a:r.o
price delivered &t any acoreg.ililo poit, freo of freic'a.
If desired. . . " : i
EstabUshcd ISiS, at -Colnmbns, Co., rnulcr name cf
B. T .Taylor & Co., removing ia ICES to Ko-sr Londcn, Ct..
where tho present firm have since carried on tLj
business. In additiion to cur already nneuallc.l
facHiilea vro have erected another lare factory, tuns -doubling
our capacity of manofactnre.
! Get your orders in at onco and avoid a possibility of
delay. Extra inducements to early buyers. Send for.
illustrated pamphlet (riving new testimonials from
hundreds of enterprising planters.
! Presses, Engines, and complete outfit furnished
whan desired- Address
1 BEOWN COTTON GIN CO.,
' ' . New XiOSuoBt Conn.
JOHN DAWSON & CO.. Aeente.
aplOD.W5m Wilnineton,-N. C.
H. A: STEDMAH, Jr.
Attorney and Connsellor at Law.
KLIZ AESTHTON, BLAB EN COUNTY, N.
OfflCO Ud fitairfi. in Brir.fc Hn!1dinf fnn!.l h
Binaldl & Co.
Special attention to Claims. Col lections on "mm
of ilCOand upwards made for Fivn Per (nt ft
without euit. Drawing Deeds, Hortges, Ac
specialty. .' ,. , ; i at6-DAWtf
PRESCRIPTION FREE
Eor the speedr Cure of Nervous Weakness, Lost
Vitality, Premature Debility, Kerrousnees,
'Despondency, Confusion of Ideas. Aversion to
Society, Defective Memory, and all Disorders
brouaiit on by Indiscreet Habits and excesses.
Any druggist has tho ingredients. 8ENT IN PLAIN
SEALD ENVELOPE. ADDRESS DR.W.S. JAQU ES,
I . west BlXta tit, ULttULJlAAXL, V&1L'
mh a D&Wly - .' .' J .
brooks';"
Patent Cotton: Press.
JT 18 DUSABLE DOES NOT GET OUT OP
OfiDEH works with Email amcunt or power, and
ia qujck In operation; will pack bales from 003 to
800 pounds; caa use hand or Btcam power. !
.- Forpriccsand furthet information, address
i l ' HAKT, BAILE? & pO..
J 18 B7t Sun WCt V . Wilmington, N. C.
Chattel mortgages
AND
Crop Liens
POU SALE
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