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Goldsboroughi News
I " WEDNESDAY SEPfc J- I8G9.
New oFIlV athlon.
Newport, Senteriiber, 1SC9.
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This charming -vaiciingplacc
is
this ycnr as in yrars
inc most
exclusive nnd aristocratic
in the
Union. The richest; people aro here
in the greatest nurnbersj the equipag
es-are the most imposing, the dressing
themost lavish and at tile, same time
the mast artistic. Ever? j the young
rnn here dress asNbefits Ethe escorts of
such.bifds- 6fPafa,dise looking belles.
Tlie usual costume for young gentle-
men is'while duck or light cloth pants,
blackrgreen, purple or golden brown
, , s- , : r . .-,
velvet coat made sacb shape Mrith
l ' I
large and well worked; jpockets, vest
of white Turkish Towel cloth, Sailor
hat of straw with wide ribbons--bright
kid gloves, ! f 1 I
Ladies here frequently order their
costumes from" New VYoik. This is
found to be a better nlantthan taking
i i t t , .
several trunks along, at the beginning
of the season, for in . this way the
freshest styles can be exploited and
even hits of styles to be such as are
constantly coming over Ifrom Paris,
can be embodied. The flady sends
her measure and order, in a few days
auc nas nci auiw , x ioui .a wi
out door,costume lor damn days, mctde
at the Metropolitan; I r uraishinc
Rooms : A suit of the new waterproof
material in ishot colors,! violet and
golden brown. This was jvery simple
but at the same time ey stylishly
made. Trie skirt wasshdrpnd round,
and faced around the. bottom with a
bias facing of the same,! stitched ori
the Grover & Baker machine with a
double row of brown sillc. feamr shaded
as the brown in the dress, and between
them a row of stitchinjri in silk. A
i small tight fitting basque; accompaf
' .1 - - .- ... J t ; I ,;
nied it, the waist of thei skirt was
aitui was 1
finished to matcrr the bottom so that
it could be worn oiler tip. 1 hnsnn
'-:.-- t ' 1 s
- t i r
wpII 9 rtrtn n --hd.uWJ ilowo
effect of a round, waist, the bottom of
tne basque , and the sleeves were
4 . - . , . 1
trimmed with bias bands stitched to
-!. J,ct LiiUL' e J;
casions when greater warmth- might
be required thja tunic could be wojnl
This tunic wa a very hanp com
promise beiii-ejen a :AVattoTu .ca9a9ue
and" a Mackintosh wrapi The fronts
were sack shape, ' the sleeves being
formed, of the halfcapei were loose
and largei but the backs I instead of
having the' plain night-gtnVn look of
the Mackintosh was pleated on at the
neck in two box pleats and! allowed to
fall a la Watteau a belt
of brown
Jeatjier stitched in fancy
pattern .on
the machine; was slipped through
Jarga button-holes formed in the seams
of the halfscape sleevet and again in
and out of a couple made -under the
Watteau pleat, thtfs alio wiilg that and
the sleeves; to fall giacefully and free,
and causing the front and Uie sides of
the back to fit themselves totthe-figure.
If desired, the edges of fhe: tunic on
each side, of the fall might jbe looped
up and thus cflect a panjeij puff.
Another was, a reception! dress for
chilly days. There are: man)' such
days always on the sea coast, though
here fewer than elsewhere,? owing to
the peculiar geographical position of
this island. This costume hvill give
an idea of styles later in tlie season.
It has a very heavy bla0k siik with
black velvet revers at the! side: The
fronts of the dress were of black vel
vet cut to fit the figure, and open to
,show the petticoat beneath, j They are
fastened pretty close; together with
black velvet bows, the sleeves are
loose Iagod as striped with iblack vel
vet which formed battlements as a
trimming. Accompany ipg this is a
thin silk bodice, high necked, with
tight fitting sleeves to be
worn under
it and a long narrow slip
of;the same
to be buttoned up the front fin imita
ion of a petticoat, the bulion holes
are worked on tapes sewed rt the in
side of the dress, and Uh4 ibottons
which are of blue silk are sewnj on
the sijk stripsthe samej style of but
tons fasten the under waist, jwhich is
so beautifully fashiotied and; finished,
that on warmer days, it can jbe wofn
xver a white skirt when the slip that
Ueio.RS up the front may b4 used to
loop ihv upper skirts enhwhier the
buttons wilt c 11 are lor use in one in
stance being -for ornan?ent ire another.
Blue satin clippers should be worn
kvith it with white, skirts.; The back
jof this fell from lh neck in the Wat
teau pleat, now somucfa affected and
an. ornament of blue cord arid black
Jcienile held it down on the incck to
about the depth of a yoke. !A more
distinguished looking toilets at a small
outlay could not well be devised. Wc
lire glad to see the old fashion of trim
ming silk nith velvet revived. Vel
vet is one of the few trimmings which
it pays to purchase and to pay even
a high price for. . -Japonic. -
Some DiFrF.rtKNCE. Ve lektn that
the Judges of the Supreme Court
made nri estimate that their decision
in the late railroad cases weuld reduce
the faxes to be paid 27 cent? from
the cross amount. :I3ut the Public
Treasurer in his Circul g issued to
thp sherifls, states the deduction at
only y.V cents. This is a wide differ
ence and ininht be well enough to
inquire . into. Statiscille. American.
The above paragraph is copied by
nearly every paper in the Sutc. We
have before stated that the Gorerncr
- "uounc., "am.neu me eec.sion ci
tne Supreme Court in tlie brnversity
Ri n case and CQncllJfiPj lmt It re-
-. v 1 . 1
- . . . :
lieved taxes to the amount :f 81 Cents,
This interpretation Was concurred in
bY every Justice of the Supreme
h;ourl' Acting upon it the Public
referred to. If persons attempt" to
evade the payment of the tax, they
will only involve themselves in u.ehss
irouoie anu expense, i-apers itnu
have ied lh . from iheJmcri-
can may save their- readers some
trouble by publishing this statement.
Standard.
A Ntw Way to Make Hutter.
A singular method of making butter
nas laley come into quite extensive
use in rancef. based upon the observe
ed fact that cream is changed into
ki.--i, i:n, ,:m.ii,. K..r,,i ;n .t,
earlh. The theory of this result" is
not very-intelligible, though the Aict
is stated;to be beyond' question ; and
m Normandy and otaer parts of
France, butter is actually prepared
on a lanre scale in this .vav. The
in tins .vay
process consists in placing the cream
in a linen bag of moderate thickness,
which is carefully closed ; then bury
ing the bag about a foot and a half
deep in the earth nd allowing it to
remain from twentyfour. to twentv-
live miurs. Afier me pxn ration 01
C 1 A .1 r
this period the cream is found to have
.la' m '
become hard, and it is then broken up
rv.. r: J L
incails u ' a " oou en ueaicr into
ed unon it to wash out the buttermilk.
To prevent any mixture of earth, it is"
advisable to enclose the oag in a sec.-.
ond one ol larger size and coarser
quaiuy. xius meiuou 01 maKing out'
ter saves a great deal of labor, and
separates the butter mora
than the ordinary process : and it is
stated that bu-ter thus prepared is of
stated tliat bu'ter tliua
most excellent quality
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United States Revenue Stamps
and How to Use Them. Thoj'h we
have for some lime been living under
w
the rule of stamps, tlie question isont
of every day' asking : ' How much
of a stamp does this require?'' The
following embrace, it is saidthe
most general use of stamps as applied
to manufacturers and particular
classes of business that pay a special
tax :
All notes and evidences of debli
five cents on each $100; if undei
$100, five cents ;
if over 8100 five
cents on each 100 or part thereof.
All receipts lor any amount, without
limit, over 20, two cents ; 11 under
20, nothing. Checks of any amount,
two cents. All. deeds and deeds of
trust fifty' cents on each 500 in value
of the property conveyed or the
a
amount secure; when a deed of trust
is fully stamped the note secured need
not be ; but they should be endorsed
to show the reason why. Mortgage
bonds need not be stamped if stamps
are affixed to the mortgage. All the
appraisements, estates orcstrays. five
cents on each piece of paper. Affi
davits ot ever)' description are exempt
irom stamp duty.
Acknowledgments
to deeds, &c, are also exempt. Con-
tracts and agreements, five cents lor
each sheet or piece of paper, except
for rents or when for rent, fiftv cents
for each S300 of rent or less, if over
300, fifty cents for each additional
200, or fractional part thereof in ex-
cess of $300. Any person interested
can affix or cancel stamps.
A Useful Table. To aid farm
ers in arriving at accuracy in estima
ting the amount of land in different
fields under cultivation, the follow
ing table is given by an agricultural
cotemporary :
5 yds widuby 0G8 yds long con
tain 1 acre.
10 yds wide by 484 yds long con-
ram 1 acre.
20 yds wide by 242 yds long con
tain-1 acre.
40 yds wide by 121 yds lonff COn-
tain 1 acre.
rt r 3 ! J ' 1. - s . -1 .
ou yus wiue uy bU.V yds ion? COn-
tain 1 acre.
70 yds wide by 6H yds lonff COll
tain 1 acre.
00 fefct wide by V2G icet lon cons
tain 1 acre.
1 10 feet Wldft by 369 feet lone
contain 1 acre
120 feet wide by 363 feet loner
cuniaiu acre,
220 feet wide by 198 feet long
contain i acre.
240 feet wide by 181 feet long
t;uubuui j acre.
440 feft.wide by 90 feet long con-
List of Letters
Remaining in Office at Goldsbora,
N. C, August ',3 J st, ISC9, and . Ad,
vertised.
Adams, 3Ir4 . tone ITIilly Cml
Arringtoit, Irlimt Johnon, lies. Col 3
Hallfnbergcr, Jon. Jout, Clara A. 'J
Bnrnc, Wiley KornecaT, A.
Unrncs, Hurry Lancaster, I?Iiz.
llcft, Calriti Lrnri, .Xcrdliam
ltlzKclli Jennie L.ofiru, Catherine
U0uc, T. J A on.via.ie, Jaihun Col
lUfklo, Frauk .llillrr, Vm J .
j eJ
I rowM, Wiu Ierrvr, tr
BraloM, Juo .ilurpUr, Clarify .
lll-hr, riclry Unkt, Jlorlcincr
C'atupbrll, ?lrt. Otdain, t'allie-
Carver, Lom ICobiuit
M. Win Col
I arr, Daniel
Clarlie. Col, C. JF.
Cox, W'm
CogdHl, I'rnnrie
Cox.'.Natltau 12.
larl, Allen
Davit, Jlr An.
lean, J u 1 i n
IComm, Johan
Cue, Janrj Jlinh
JCflbach. A; Co
frllera, Troy
Smith, Liitrnlr
Nleren, Kraion
Hntuinrrlin, A. Ji
HMmmerlin, Jrll m
Krrrrtl, Julia Col
Taylor, Win
ICaley, .llu Satlie Thompson,
l'lrent, Jno Thompson, Win
Kachcubnrh, H. G. Tkontpaon, JInrr
1'iruin.u, ,TIr Jlary l udrrwaod, l-l. Col
Frazirr, lanr I'xzcll. Lnri
Iarncll, Jlr .Unit. Vaiu2tou, Tl.
Grrcne, ;n U'aikin.?lrC'rnln
Uranthaui, Wni. U.Vatler Jne Col
Graulham, Molou WMiiey, .M U .11.
Ilrdie. II. AVkfir, IUli-M
Ilatliuca, Ilillrry SMVIIt field, Joe Col
Howell, Sincy tViixlovr, Cnle J .
Herring. Urynnl lioin. Iter JI .IS.
Ilealk, JauifK l.oUina
Zf ill. Winner Wiig, JIr.Iuo
Hill, M'nrrfii Ca'hin t on, C. M.
Persons calling for the above let-
ters will please , say in a loua anu
distinct voice Advrrtised
ILL. Gbant, P. M.
per J. 11. Smitiii Asst.
1
A PrrilomTAdTenture M !Via;lra FnlW.
Buffalo, X. Y.j August L'O.
Prof. Jenkins, in th presence of an
immense crowd of sptct itors, crossed
the. 'gorge belowNiijara Falls yes
terday, on a machini of his own" in
vention, without veloci cde motion.
The machine is a bicvele, and turned
upsid? down would resemble in some
degree a velocipede. .The wheels,
a .- a l
three inches .wide, ar made heavy
and . of wood. witlloU. tires, but in
their places are grod'es one and
three-quarter inches deep The front
wheel is three feet twe inchrs, and
the hind wiicel two feet len'mches in
diameter. The conneqinj rods are
iron, so also the balance pole. Which
is eigia leet long and tipted with ten
pound balls, and wemis twenty
eight pounds. J he whor thin, with
tlie man, iwcighs 29b pcands. The
propelling power is n'mnioi. cog
wheel, made of brass J about nine
inches in diametei, which is ma'Je to
gear to cogs which surrouid the front
wheel . at the bottom of groove.
the two-inch hemp cablel.vus fasten
ed immovably .m the Ame-ican shore
but on the- Canada shore coiled around
a windlass to facilitate litfhteniniv
'Ihe defection of the rone was about
thirty feet. Tho machine .moved
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siowiy lorward,, the rope swayinir
I g a "
grpitlly irnm Irk lliltll llie ritlrr
nad. passed put about thirty feet, after
wincii 110 crawiru along Hl u snail's
' aaa
. 1 . w a
pace 10 me iniauie 01 tne iiovst where
he raised and waved his lift. From
the - centre to the AmcricJi shore il
was evidentlv hard worlito propel
the bicycle. 'The tinie occupied in
passing over the rope was asl eleven
minutes
ExfrMrt frent a Private lieitfi om II rt.
rnii, Handtt icli IIn f .
:
Although th-i eruption
is not so violent now, tlie Mcano is a
1 .
fearful sicht to behold, 'lie rivers of
.lava still flow, and the smuR? from the
crater ascenas m awiui miesi i.
ring this volcanic upheavalt has uecn
very sickly here. A pccillar sort of
I 'ow malarious fever, whicAha? grown
ou: 01 tne ioui conuenseii inasoi tne
volcano, has prevailed to jh alarminr;
extent, and at one time.il v.'a; feared
it would depopulate the lJanJ. Uut
fortunately a sea captain (eallng here
for supplies) distributed I'LIntation
Bitters to the suffering,' a ti tuick
and thorough cures were! 11 1 resultl
The news ' spread like wi Ufire.
Messrs. Ching-Takin & Co.,formnis
sion Merchants, had these Biters for
sale. In a short time their olee was
beseiged and their supply ehausted.
A steamer was dispatch?' '.o San
Francisco by order of the Hospital
Department, and a new anonurinous
supply obtained as soon aspossible.
r rom that moment the scarge was
stayed. Not another fatalcase pc-
curred, and the epidemic hs noy en-
tirely .disappeared. .P Is this
wonderful remedy known i yourcilv?
1 hope so, for it is a sure lire for all
fevers and miasmatic siclless. Vou
may tell ytur friends so Jjr mo
j II.M.C.
Magnolia WaikI
Superior to
thu best imported Giniau Cologne,
and sold at half the trice.
SPECIAL
'ICE.
A tare for ihi Dinrnk mar be founil
in ihr ne
I'luRY DAVIS' Pm KILLER.
I have used the medicine kown as TERRY
DAVIS' VEGETABLE PAIlKILLf: R !n mv
fvmilj for the last twelTe Anths. and hiTo
great pleasure in testilrin tltta tt ralua
11 I-
Di Troperties. 1 woold nofcn tor account
ho without it Durinr theWistenee cf the
I cblr 1"! jear, I used no Aedicine of any
ort but Tain Killer, althobrh Brraelf and
I Trl members of raj familjwere attacked
bT t "verelj, nd lam happAoiay that the
Pia Kill" was equal to eTermerney jit
I w" bth a prerentire and a certain cure. I
consider I should not he doin my duty to
the community did I not say this much. If I
were attacked by the Cholera to dsy, tbe
I Lin Killer would be the only remedy I shoul
use. I hare thoroughly tested it, and know
it can be relied on. . E. BERGISSEND,
Oalena, Illinois.
M14 by nil Drnrtl
HVZZCXXIs NOTICE.
SCIENCE ADVANCES.
A Kra as an art'ete parporlin j to be cf
bj rnVii opTnion, nncrin!vlt pirtlea
eaderrr to rej-le-isb ltir dcoVteJ iarrft
ty counter fcitln. acd uxstiin'i3c s nri-
oui for t rcnaioc article Sma time sinre.
m'rv'ary, in tbe l!rat of fill, ponder?, 1c.
w' gn for U divas f t !otraeh and
liTer, while fiiioine wa fr1 al "init'ere-l
t.r th A Unjfl. IITF.TTEH'S
STOMACH r.ITTEHji e It adrn. am
n otire new yitem of beilin t fnmrn
rte t. Te bncflciai tfTert? of t.i v .tnaVe
prparfttion were at o ce acVr.onlcl .1. an 1
mineral poif ons r uT- r- d to inV itt Vk
c rity t which ai rn i;Lta tl ige has c-n-
algoei them. Tbee haTo V-e'n ica-'y p pnrion
Bitters pa'tned 'Vipn t1 e cianjuiiitr. which,
after t hir 1 en f.nrd vtr- ctly worth
te-f. "white nOSTETTFlfS has iiro-el a
t''s'ne to thon-n. ho c We ts it thei
re toratioti to health an 1 fjf tiiny ye;i e
h-Vd wat-had Ihe tte d rr pr ofriOS-
TElTFTt'S STOMrlI niTTR inpnMc
est;ia i n ant ita brn'fi -ifnt tCTe'a a a cora
for all rotap'&tots flr5i!ng from he itotnach
fa ' '
it cn be relied iip'n it a certain re'Cf ni
texedy. Its prrpri?tcrs bare tnate Ihe abore
prepirat'on, after year cf cartful fudy and
sitt'op, and are now reaping tbo reward
cl imed by tils TaluaMe specific, and which
thy so richly merit. It 1 t c t nly prrpsra
tiun of the kind that is rtlatle ?n all cae,
and it therefore d matt !s tbo at!ehi ti of th
alllicted. Sei.t. I. 16 1m
Till: KID N U YS. Til E KIDNEYS
tbe upper pa t vf-lt It in, sarroucdetl Ljr f t.
and coo.i-f.ng 1 f tbrea f artt, viz. : the Ante
rior, the Interior ml lie L'xurior.
Tha autcri-r abiitl-s. liiU-.l r cocjiljts i.f
t auoa or t nr, wtiich tertro hi cvnos.t lor
tha uritia aul couvcj i . lo tbe x trt r Tbo
exterior is a cooituciur clio t riniuating in
aloglo tub-, aod cal.id tlie i' er. '1L ure
ters arj conaectci with te u.a dr .
Th b adtcr is composed ot r&rioai corcr
ings or tie?ue, divi Jed int pa.ti, vit : tbe
U, per, tbo Loner, tb Ncrvout, mad ibo
Muc.cj. Tbuupp r expel, the lower retain.
Mauy ba'e a Ueiire u urin tte i-.h-ut th
ab.litj ; tberi u iaat wi-boa; tbe bil tr t i
roc tin Ti. i hv-quei.tly vcun in tbilJreo.
T cure tbese ulTccionf, we uusi briug in
o ticiion tbo inutcUf, l.icb are enj gei in
tbtir variuus functionj. I. tbej ntv ueltct
eJ, virjivd or Dr-py tniij-ens e.
Tne reader mmt ts be made twuc, tbat
however siigtt may e tl t all ck -t i .iuie
tonfloct'Le dily health au.l i. niai wcj
as our 11 sb and biua ar tu pi 1, .j fox
these urccs-
Ut.IT, oil Hun m ATI M ?ai?i cr it ri 'in
tbel
luy ociur in pe f i:s d vWIa. id i.oia
acb and chalky cnrr Vjjot. t
'j it k ti n a yk 1 Tograr.lm ucj f om neg
ect or improper tr aticnt'of t o kidney.
These organs being w:ak, tbe wter is not
expelled f.oja tb bSadd r, but :Iirel to re
inii; it bee met fovcrub, ul srdiu eat
forms. It is from thij deposit that tbe siouc
is formed, an I f riTcl ensues
DBOfiV i a collectio 1 of wit rio tome
parts of the body, and bears diff rent iistoes.
a-.-ci.ru :us to v.,u affected, vis. j when
g nC.al.V dnuarl urr l&a bud, t est J
Aauur) wbn ot the fcbilciuen, Aici'es
wDcn of tno chest II dro borax.
TRXATMBitr. llrlaibold's libl c neiD
t ated compound Eit ct Uttcbu is it i ediy
o ie ot th best reiue lies for disease of tbe
bladier, kid ey, gravel, dropsical twlings
rhcttaiatisai, atd couty kffjcti u. Ln.er
t U head we hiv a fangid Dyuna. vr diCi
culty and pain in pa.s.ng a er. sj.nty cre-tt-.n,
or snail and frequjut ductarges of vra
;o ; Stran.ju 7, or s. pPir,g t-r; Uomt
tu.ia, c rbluody urine; Uiuta d Kbtuma-i ju
of the k dicj$, without any charge in iiu.n
tity. but increase of color, o; dark rto . It
was always highly ro.'omuaendei by the late
Dr rbyICk, in th.fe aflcctii t r.
'Ih 8 m?Jicin increasts tbe powerof digs
tion. and excites, the absvr cuta inlo htaUby
exc c ae, by wbiCi the w-t ry, or calarcooi-,
dopo it.ons, and a'l unnata al enlarrctn nt.
a iti aiwAiw a a oiu.vJ 411
as well as p sin and I l flam it on, arc reduc-.d.
' il II lUtf . n Ik V rr mw wsm. - 1 1 !l J
II T
1ar Sin-I Larev"
wrt of
twen y years, wl :ft iuff rfr for ?P
U va i.ua ue-ltci at prei-a-a'tv .
III . T I n a -
acd kidney
CftTO used
aitd beea under the tre ttm nt 01 the mmi
cmiaent pl.ysiciacs, es per enciog bat lutle
rcii
Ilaviig senn you-rrcn trati m cxtcnfiwlr
aJ.crtiscd,-! co sultid w.th my faj phy
iciin in reyara tj ui t your I.xtrCt I uccu.
x aia tLis because I had used ah kinds of
adrirtiicd rcrucdios, and bad fvtusd tacti
w rtaless, and some quito injurious; in fct
I despiired cf crer getting well, and (Jrtcr
mlaed to u?o ou remedi-s hereafter unleii I
knew of tbe iogr dien's. It w this that
promoted mo to u.-e your r.tuo ty. As ou
adrortUcd tbit it wai cou.p se d f buchu.
cubcb, and juni e bcrrirs, it occurred t u.e
uu my phj siciai as an excel' eat combina
ti-jn, and, with his ndvi c, o't r an ezsiu na
tioa of the article, and consulting again witb
tbe urarrut, I coa.Iudcd t) try it I com
rr.isced its use about cirht months a?o. a
at which timo I w conOnid to tnjr ro iu.
From the first bottle I was as onished and
gratifi d at th beneficial effect, and af.e.
using it tbreo weeks, was able to walk out. I
fe t much like wri in- you a full ititement of
my case at that tnuo, but Uought my im
provement might cnly be temporary kbd
tbenure co c.uJcJ to Ucfo- an J tee if it
would cflTeet a i-:rfcct cure, kn-wine t en it
wv. Id ha of greater value t you, ad mote
satt-fa?tory to uu.-
I am now able torejort tbatacu-o is effect
ed after nst ig thi remedy for Cve niootls
I have. no: used any low fir three months,
and feel as well in all respects as I ever did.
lour Eucbu being devoid of aey unploat
ant taste and odr. a nic4 tonic ani inven
tor of tbe sjs cm, I do not mean to be without
it whenever occasion miy require its use in
such afXccticns.
m. Mccormick.
Shru'd aiy doubt Mr. McCornticVs sate
meat, he refe s ti tbe following jeatlemei :
lion. V. Diclbr, ex-QoTerner, Peanrjl
vania.
- Hon.Ta's. B. FLoatxce, rhi'edelpbii.
lion. J. C. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia
lion. J. S Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. D. R. I'OmTER, ex-Qovernor, Pennsjl
vaniu
lion. Ellis- Lbms, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon It. C (JriEa, Judge, United Btatei
Court.
Hon O.W.A7cinwAr,Iudge,Philidelphla.
Hon W. A. PoBTxa, City Solicitor, Phila
delphia
Hon. Joh BiGLtR,ex Governor, California
Hon. E. Baxks, Auditor General, WaihHg
ton, D. C.
And many others, if necessery.
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
lie ware of counterfeit. Ak for Uelmbcld's
Take no other pbic MS per bottle, or 0
.bottles for 90.50. Delivered to any address
Describe symptoms la all etmmunieations.
a a en fl m a m
Aaarcss u. a. xic.Lui:uuil, Urur and
Chemical Warehouse, 91 Broadway, N. Y.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
DONE Ul IN etcel-enraTed wfap
per, with facsimile cf my Chemical
JVVarebonp, an J ttncl, '
triLni.GTO.TnARUCT
Wiimixgtox August 0.
1 iTurpentinr Only40Lbl. received
which changed hands at $3 for virgin,
and S2 50 fur yellow dip, ISSO. lbs.
S pirits Turpentine Market steady.
Sales of bbls. at 3 cents p gal
lon. Kosin Sale of only 113 bbls. at
SI for No. I.
No other transactions reported.
Journal.
NEW YORK 3IAKlLi:T.
N i: w Yo a k , A u . 0.
G.d.l
Cot toil tinner a. S3 cci.t.
SpiiitH TnrpenUne -12(,13 cents.
i:siii 3051 S.
" E V A D Vi: KTI. E 31 C.XTM.
tho Purest, Bost and Cheapest
GAT.Ta KX- A I.I. GROCERS.
cox.nri:H imtiixt
Ii he tcr lhr o'jr rgtIarshnpid for thsc
rcHoM'. ftit--li cut tlceicr. Irt'
11 don't Mick in ihe voJ. Tiiid-1:
uocs net inr the liatvi I otrltt lime
U U AMcdi.i taking the Asc it! of t';e cut.
Fij'tk Wuh ;he ractf 1 ilior juii w.li tin
oiie-thtMl ir.we o;k llian with regular
Ascs. Icd ratal h.is noil.in to Un with
the good fpi:ili:ics ot this Axe, ! r all our
Axes-ire. painlfi red. If jour lurdw ire
st'-re dors i.t ktj our t:ood, wp will
glau'y ansr.vr r-OMiric or 01. v.mr crdvrs
1 rtrt, cf give y u '5 t natt'c of the nca
est iialrr wr.n krflps our Axrs
i.irri.K'OTT A. ix t k i:vi: i, i..
Iittbiirs)i. ln.
Mlcownrri OT C'olbrtrrs nuil ICrdJnclt
rl I'utnit. .
"-i i-:x. it tMM 1:1. r.. cnooi. .r
VJT Ilnrrit, V miii.I'AI 1 ?i:.HSIO.
brsxi Srpt. X3tb. Catnlour uriil on
nixM;rniiou.
nniii; khtkv coTTtia: oiiran
l Mlliebr! nmlrtirniir.1. in
thr Inlrat iniirarrnirnli VX IIL JIA-
A nnl VOX J I'lII I.A.TK. J. KM.
Ti:V A: CO., Hlr Tlnuufn, Ilralilr-
ooro, I.
S! A Dny for nil.
I. A. JI, . V.
A tl d rm 'A.J. V V I.-
IJirLUlMKXr THAT 1AYS For
particulars, atlJnss S JI. Siocei
& Co., Hra'tleb-ru', Vt.
AMK your l)fir r IlrnziUi fo.
WVI:i:T LI.MMii rqiml. .billrtr
qiiliiiitr. I mnilr oulr by 1'. Ti:AIt!H
Client int, Detroit.
-YJC7"Oi:iJ.H OI' WIHUOTX for Vonnz
V .lieu on lbs Iluliiiy Iniou iu
oi!i Ar i:orlf .vnMhed, with rlf
hrlp for IhrrrritiK nnd anfrlwanlr.
!mt iu krulrtl Inter cuvrlape. frrr
cliursr. Aldr i II O IV.l It l AOt I -TIO.N,
XJO.XL 1, fhila., ln.
TlltltTV YIMH.V'i:speririire Iu
Ihe Trrntiiirut of 1'brouic nnd ca-
u il D scaeM. I'iyaiolwjical Yicwvf
Xarrirt'jc. The c!icajcst htok ever pub
lishci containing ncuil? 30U parj, anl
130 fine I'latcs and cnravi-A of the
atmtomv of th human urus ia a nia
of lieahh and disfas-, with a treatise -ii
c:rly errors, its I..IoraMe consrqiuncci
upoo the mind nnd body, wish the au
llior s plan ot treatment the only r-tion-
t rau 5utceiLi mode ui cure, as Miowu
J?"rl cl casts !r,a A truthful
auvicr ion.. ,n an.i ,i .
p . ali.S ruarna- ,h cnim.in doaVu of
their pSysic.l conlitton. K.,lt fi o
pos'aco to any al Ircss on tc i.t nr.
q;ntt, m stamps or pMl currrnr, i,y
aidrcsi ? Dr. LA CUOIX. Xo. 31 iUM-
cn Lane, Albany, X . The nutho- may
be consult d uron any of the disetcs up
on feiiu h bis locus treat, ci'hcr person-
ally or by mail, and tnclicinta sent to
any part of the woilJ.
Great His!rIiilioii
llr llir .Vlrlrojteliinu Cilfl Co.
CASH GIFTS TO Til 12 AMOUNT OF ? Of, 030
i:vi:KYTitui:TDKAM.HA rnizK.
5 Cbh Uifs, ccli S2,e0
40 Cab nilts, cath tl.COO
10 10 CO?
SCO C0
20 " 5,rro
300 " l0
. b i E'cgaut lUs w ol Pianos - evh
l :0 to f 7n
75 " Sicloleons " 75 tu U0
30?ewior XIasbioes - " CO to 17i
SCO Go'd "tcbfs - - ... 7Stu3 0
Cjsh Frisc., Si!vr Ware, dc, valued at
II cto.OJO.
A cban-e lo draw any of tc ahute Prises
for lie. Tickets drcribiog r.-nc ate tuleJ
in Karel'-pcs and well irisc-l. Ui receipt of
Zbo a St 'left Tidct is d-awn wi.bout caoico
an 1 sent hy mail t any a Jd:cs, Tbe prixe
named upon itwillhede'i crrd to tbe ticket
boiler on pajmect of Omc h-.ll.tr. Piizes are
immediately sett t any addr ss byczprers
or re torn mall.
You will krow what your Prlxe Is before
you pay for it. Amy J'ri: txtkamjed for am-o-ier
f tamt valm: No Blanks. Our patrons
can depend en fair dealing.
Ktrxax5ccs : 7 select the followioj
from many wbo hare lstely draws Valuable
Prises and Madly permitted us to publish
them Anertw J. Barns, Cbicsro, 110,000 ;
Miss Clara S. Walker, Bahhaore, Piano. S S?
James M. Matthews, Detroit, SS.rtO; John
T. Andrews, Svanuah. 5,iC0 ; Miss A jnes
fcimmons, Charleston, Piano, f 669. We pub-,
lish no names without permission.
Ormoas or tbb Paass . ' The firm is re
liable, and deserve their lueeess.'- WttUj
Tribmme, Jay 8. "W know tbem to be a fir
dealin- firm." .V. )'. JhralJ. Jay IS. M A
frisnd of ours drew a 1535 prise, which was
promptlt received. Dailj .', Jmm J.
6end for circular. Liberal inducement to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Xvery
package of Sealed Eavlope entaias oit
casa cirr. Klz Tickets for 11 ; 13 for f 2, 35
for 15; 110 for $15. All letters should be
addrersed te
1 . . ' 1 f 1
.'ii miM.11 naaMvwiPww
l l aw
XG M.lCIIIXF.f
LAtrLT urea IV
CD an; I1IK Lff
Universal C
pics wrnicrcr
Ijipr..ved Tvttl Rr .t. Vmi Vovdlk
Lck; Tiiirrx, artdUb' I'itt Srp -.r,
now unqies ioaz'jf .OJcrior to trnj
app trtius for triibn cljtl.es- rcr iu
re.tv!, and will save their' c:t tL-e u
1
r.
Tho h Lavt 6
1 . 1
d- tuem
g tc tCStf
inonj a foV.ou si)
W l.V
t ,-
nNi.'li ; cti'J rot
crt tin lt d toJ
.1.- 1 1 ,cnl We mas-
r U ,J Vjif week
ftmuj.' A. 1' Iri uue
in aatr
In tbe junJrj o!lnj lou,c f, .
Perpetual lhankj,t:njr en M..,!.nJ. for
theinr-ution 'LcvThcoJ,cL C,?rr.
" Kv.ry n k ha, pTen it a lr;r
V.M apon ll.e .fljcti n, of the inmates ,rf
tilawa.lrj."-.J Ol crt.r
-1 I.canily c.mpi.na itlo ccjiio:i.:ts
.f t:u.o m.-ncj, aftd utitcntima:. J. r0
Vr LtLotc. . y ; . t ;
" V1' d Ity-fY-.tr last improvrmcnt
nr ycur a.hin I ichine is a cmp!,-
S tcc I n-aureycr Vttr M Jiine,' alter
a jca.r 6 i.re. 1 J lh ugbt tiurc of to day
L" CVf,f 1 notlc iMrtcJ uhii
u..tlcrat r rircu rttai :cs." .S ,l,;t j;..t iH.
ton, I? .
; V..;ir Va0iie3 achine has het n in
d-ily tne in oar lab drr, an-1 iie l.,i.
kteprr. xoiesaw hrr'.-lf ti-l.ly ,,,:i.f(!
null ir. It crrrIr c.-omp i,u s a -truer
amount ,:f trtk widi lei M..r, n,l
d. cs ntit weir th-?cl ho nmr c.......,.t. -
be oi l fLictu-J vho h-! ard
it. o:te liun.lr si i dispensed with
Ilia. .V 1 A'own.t, taixrintcHiUat ,.f Ju-
f lllCUS. 4.11 Fair Off-r-
Send the mail frf Washer f If, Kfri
Wrii. c. $'J, atd V c rill rorvrard c.th
both mtchincs free -,f freight, to plar
where n-i enc hrelJnr". n.i
c thfy w 11 W liked !tlat we au-e t iro
find the mtney if n;,onetrihei to ictum
t!ie in chints In etif fright, af:cra in..tir
Ir al, according tod.i ctior.ii.
No 1 usb n 1, rati ;r or broihrr houM
vcrmU Hk drudjrry f tvailiii-- i h fie
li.UiGs,ntty Uu Jaj.t,. n.cr) nr. when -t
cut ue u irin Dcitei! inoreexreliti h.W
vr ih Us laUr, and lo'iniur lo thn B1r
m .ts, hv n Doty C ithe. Wa L- and a
Canvafsprs wiij r c'iralte ri-ht ..f '
make nictify fast fell g them.
S..M by iTralrrt rn eially, tQ licm Jit
a! dircxuu's aro ma e.
ILC KUOWKlG., .-cr.t r
:;2 (!..,ini .t st , New Yo. k,
Atirut 11 13 oi
Dr. l. liobuison,
TTAVIXG PIIItU.NlNTLV I.OCA
t d. tffrr.t Ui r fctional
the Cil:Zti.f of (lit (Ht'nri. nl ;;..:t
Olficc one do. r b.r h of Weil liros.
June 23. .0 3.Tn. '
tended,
rpiIE FALL 8ES ON WILL (H1!N
n the U.'.i of. A irujt and tontlnnw
-U W:Cks.
Ti:n:iNi
Tuition and Iliard; c eclusire cf
itil ts and wajldt-r
Tuiti.
m wte-iatoo Ac identic
Preparatory UrpaMiu.af;
Fuel, SI-
Alu ic on TiT-.r of C it.rj.
" at4
Use of I rslrutncn! '
Ancient and 5io'Jcra 1 aneuag.,.
20,00
12 SO
I 5o
:; (u
S.tiO
th z i mi
(lin-imonl .1 l!-r-.. a 91 nviil
Pupils i I be tfiir d from lame of eu.
Iran c to cl .-? ct fte ioa.
for protrac cd illccsi cf two weeis or
more I
Oi o bolf i.f iha tpnse ar.d pay f.r
books tnd s ationcry will be recjutrcd in
ml-anc. W. ADAMS,
June 22, G-tf f j l'rcsUiot.
liingh(hn School,
MEDANEVILLE, N. a
WM. tlMilMM. i;OBf If nAM; w I:. 1. V veil.
qMIE &SSIONpr.I83a '70 HLtJIXS
August 23. h a: 4 Juntinucs 1'J we-ks.
The CDursj of bv.tric!ion includes the
ordinary KulUh branches. Ancient laa
goages, French, MiibJraatict, UooY Keep,
ior and elements of Kitural S "icnce.
Kxpensfs, inclaji tuition, board,
fuel, washing, bocks ind elotMnj, $3G3.
Circulars sent on a .-plication.
June 22, G-2aa; j
D. II. LONG. ' A. C. UOWUNb.
I). II. LChNU & CO.,
General Commit sni 4 Joncuruw.,
. 3T. 11, ItKake f! sr 2Trrlk, V.
Will sell la thii.or forra J toNortbcrn toarke
Cotton, Grain, p i"tiy . "
nnd all lint Green Product.
rhf;:kto:J
Uesirs. Earra'f, la1" I Co., Banker.
norrs ir.isa
1
Norfolk. Va. 1 . ;if .
Wm. B. Lamb, Trt I r"- orfv'k Va
CapL James Corn! , i" m
Wm.Beas'ey A S 1. Jttcriburr,
B. B. Creecyii v 5i Ctty, X. a