WILMINGTON, N. C.
Saturday. October 4th, 1873.
The courage and enterprise of man
kind is offered, in the explorations of
Africa, a nobler field than in the icy
regions of the poles. While all admit
the advantages of the Northwest pas
sage, if it could be found, it is extreme
ly doubtful if the present state of science
and knowledge can make the discovery.
But Africa affords a splendid scops to
that adventurous spirit which makes
the goal of to-day the starting post of to
morrow; which is never satisfied but in
action, and which makes one discovery
the stepping stone for others. That
Unknown domain, inhabited by Unknown
men, will be removed from the map
5 et, and perhaps the great African de-
,crt will go the way of the great Amer-
ican ucscrt wmcn aoucu me gcogra-
mic UI uur y""11-.
- Thc wonderful enterprise of Chicago I
lias never Been oetter illustrated man i
in the Industrial Exposition which was I
openeu in ma city on me tn 01 oep- i
tcmber. bix months ago the suggestion
was made that Chicago have an Expo-1
vition, and in less than ninety working I
days a structure of Wood, glass and iron I
was begun and hnished. Ihe size oi 1
this magnificent building is nearly dou- I
blc that of thc Bonton Coliseum, which I
was supposed to have been the largest I
in the world. It covers more than five I
acres of ground, being eight hundred
icct in length by two hundred in width, I
and its cost was about a quarter of a 1
million of dollars. I
The visitors on the day of thc open-1
iug
numbered about twenty-five thou
sand, and the articled on exhibition
were numerous.
Resolved, That We recognize in the
Liberal Republicans worthy coadjutors,
and we cordially invite them to unite
with us in pur ellorts to restore pure
government in our fcftate and Federal
M( I 111 1 II 1SI ri MII1S.
. .1 I : x 1.1
The rWo is tho. final resolution of
the Democratic State platform adopted
at Utica, New York, which assembled
on the 1st instant. As Hans Breitman
pays, every one that reads it may run.
.The cordial invitation, falls upon the
cars of the dead, aud no invocation can
rof-itll a soirit which has so Ion denart-
( in tl.o i hrPhnl,l tvhirh divide
the past and thc present, the Democracy
calls upon those which exist only in the
realm of thc first for assistance, forget
ting that it, too, must shortly join them.
These calls of dotage, upon comrades
who arc no more, arc exceedingly mel
ancholy, for they show that no prepara
tion is being made for that awful change
which must so soon be made.
Oxford Orphan Asylum. The
following are the contributions to the
Asylum for September, 1873 :
Misses Jenkins and Eddins, $215.
Henderson Lodge, No. 229, $98.
Collected by W. D. Faucett, $54 40.
Buffalo Lodge, No. 172, $40.
Gatcsvillc Lodge, No. 126, $22.
Col. David 31. Carter and Kapp of
Reeds Lodge, No. 108, $20 each.
Mt. Energy Lodge, No. 140, $15.
Ladies of Conccrd, $12.
Citizens of 3Ianson, collected by J.
A. Flemming, $10 50.
Capt. J. B. Timberlake, Rev. John
Mitchell, Dr. E. Burke Haywood, Dr. I
W. T. Walters, J. G. Lash, J. L. Ful-1
ker.-?on, Mr. Cash, Dr. T. H. Tritchard,
.Tonesville Lodge, No. 227, Rev. J. S.
Purefoy, So each.
R, A. Wommack, 3.
Rev. Junius V. 3Ioore, W. L. London,
Dr. W. T. Brooks, 3Ir.Cah, D. Wester,
A,,IV1Iincrson-?Irs,Jsabclla E,liot
and K. K. Ciwyn, 52 each.
Miss SnhiaMallett, $1 .V).
w . T. 1. "XlT: 1 1 : . . 1
CI. iHMllI VIHUIH, IT III lillIJ?OOrO,
?1 07.
Dr. Wingate, H. E. Hcaden, I. V.
Rlum, E. T. Blum, W. T. Vogler, J. H.
Zevele, J. A. Vogfcr, T. B. ifeutnit, H.
W. hore, 1j. Jiutner, ri. w. ISiirrow,
.T. V. Clinard, Mr. Cash, Dr. Young,
Aiexanuer cnatnam, J. r?. lieli, Air.
Cash, Rev. F. H. Ivey and Rev. AV. B
Kovall, 5?1 each
Articles in Kind 1 barrel of flour,
Dixon & Purefoy; yards Alamance
plaids, Holt & Moore : 108 pounds bat
ting, J. Turner Morehcad : 29 bushels
of meal, citizens of Manson ; 1 box of
merchandise, citizens of Concord : 1 box
merchandise, ladies of Poplar Tent
cnurch, cabarrus count v; 1 lamb and 1
ham, J. M. Howell : 6 chickens, A. B.
Montague; 1 furnace, smoothing iron
and writing ink, Grandy & Bro.; Onion
ens, sugar and noe, T. I). Crawford &
Co.; Cabbages and potatoes. Mrs. Jon-
athan Osborn ; Pickles and beans, Mrs.
Josgpk P. Hunt; Hominv and meal, a
friend.
Contributions gratefully received by
J. T. Mills, in Raleigh, of A. 1). Cohen,
EDITORIAL BTJDGBT.
Advices from Africa announce the;
capture of a white man by the natives rpHREE teachers to teach .School in
B . m 'II.'
wnile proceeding westward on tne Lon- I
go river. From the description of the
man, unaries Livingstone Deueve it is
his son.
Special dispatches from St. Peters
burg report that a rapture has occurred
in the relations between the Govern
ments of Russia and Japan, growing
out of the question of the proprietorship
of a portion of the Saghalien Island.
Spanish dispatches from all sec
tions of the country represent that a
much better feeling prevails. The re-
establishment of discipline in the army
served to restore confidence in the abil
ity of the Government to suppress all
insurrections.
There is intense excitement among
the settlers and stock men in the Ar-
kansas valley, south of Pueblo, on ac
count of depredations committed by
roving bands of Cheyenne Indians, who
have already wantonly killed several
hundred head of cattle. Thus far no
murders are reported, but the Indians
have visited a number of houses and
carried away blankets and anything else
they discovered, and destroyed other
propcrty. Many families sought safety
in Thc Bchooh dismissed,
and scouts are going over the country
collecting men, arms arid ammunition
je London Times of Friday, in
an editorial retrospect of the late Amer-
ican financial panic, says the reckless
ness ami dishohestv lately characteri
zQg tne management of; some of thc
great undertakings of America, have
induced a chronic nervousness momen
tarily liable to become acute. Even
Americans, says the Times, are not all
as 8mart men as daring speculators.
The Tunes thinks the danger has passed
vr ik r..nt v. i;Hrai anrl finnn.
jciai causcs are Hable to reproduce it at
any time. A country with an immense
fieid for enterprise, and comparatively
limited capital, is always liable to pan
ics. Improvements made in Western
communications are most useful and
profitable, but may cause further trou
ble. The entire blame for the disaster
rests upon the unsound monetary sys
tem of the country.
The naval examining board, after
a recess of upwards of a month, resumed
its sessions Thursday, and examined for
promotion Ensign W. Kimball. Com
modore Wyman, United States navy,
was ordered to temporary duty as a
member of the naval examining board,
vice tJommoaore ratterson, wno na
taken command of the Washington navy
yard. Lioutcnant Commander M. L.
Johnson, United States navy, has been
ordered to the receiving ship Sabine, at
Portemc-uth; N. H. Assistant Pay
mas
ter Nicholas H. Stavey has been detach
ed from thc navy yard, Boston, and or
dered to duty in the Asiatic station, per
steamer of 1st of November, from San
Francisco. Chief Engineer W. F. King
and Second Assistant Engineer A. Kir-
by have been ordered to the Oc?sipee.
The leave of absence granted the follow
ing named officers has been extended :
Captain May H. Stacy, 12th infantry
four months ; Colonel Gpo. L. Andrews,
25th infantry, six months.
The reception of delegates of the
Evangelical Alliance, at the Young
Men's Christian Association in Yew
York, October 2d, was attende4 by
an immense crowd. Flags of all na
tions were displayed, and thc names of
Calvin, Knox, Wyckliff, Bunyan. and
Edwards were in gilt letters over the
platform. Rev. Dr. Adams delivered
the opening address, welcoming those
rirrsent from this country and from
ftbroa(i :n tnc name of the Christian
nnnnla nf fill a nfrr n e V1 1 vrf-rtf 1 7onc
e
Lord Alfred Churchill responded, being
greeted most heartily. He read a con
gratulatory addres from thc London
branch of the Alliance, and said he be
lieved the cood results of this lAlliance
would be felt far and wide. Rev. Dr.
Stoughton, of London, said they came
A ' . .. ,
not to settle any ecclesiastical qnction,
I nr nmnnnnrl ntIV rlnntna M 1 1 r. mnrd v
I L "J'""" ""J "C " " - -J
I met to express their riews on religions
mflt-- -rv s. i Vinlnn .if irn.vi
7' "7' , r,
was PPy to comc to thls dasslc laud
I oi religious noeixy. ur. juorrer,oi cenin:
I Dr. Fusch, of ParR and others, followed.
A little boy being instructed in morals
by his grandmother, thc old lady told
him that all such terms as "by jroll,
" by jingo," " by thunder," &c, were
onlv little oaths, and but little better
than profanities. In fact, she said he
could tell a profane oath bv the prefix
" by." All such were oaths. " Well,
then, grandmother," said the hopeful,
" is 'by telegraph,' which I see in the
?uewW7' g t i '
the 7 "that nb' W
" " .I.l
The Srnfiue saw a dfopatJli which
stated that the receipts of the Great
Eastern Circus at Henderson, N. C, on
Thursday afternoon, amounted to G,000.
Who cares for a panic in the money
market when the circus comes ?
HEW ADFKRTISEIIENTS.
cape Faar Townthip Male or Female. Ap-
ply once H hcott,
Chairman School Committee!
October 4
ONLY LOOK
AT OUR CLOTHING,
A T THE PRESENT LOW PRICES.
CHEAP GOOD SUITS,
HANDSOME DRESS SUITS,
SILK AND SOFT HATS,
BOWS AND TIES.
MUNSON & COM
City Clothiers.
October 4 118-lt
RHEUHATISM, ' NEURALGIA,
PAINS in the FA It;, Ac,
THE
ELECTRIC
H
AS CURED when all other remedies
have failed. It is eminently a
FAMILY MEDICINE,
And no family should be without it. In case
dollars in doctor's bills.
For sale by all Druggists.
October 4 I18-3t
I E
ELECT
RIC
i
October 4 lis-ti
OPERA HOUSE,
TWO NlpiS Ollly, OCl. Dill 811(1 IB,
THE WORLD FAMOUS
SKIFF dfc WAYLOBD'S
MIISTSTPIKLS
AND HUVSfS BAND.
SIX END MEN,
3 Bone Players, 3 Tamborinists
A feature never attempted by any similar
organization; together with Prof. Weod-
land's PEKrOKMirsii uuus. iveryimng
entirely new.
ADMISSION Dress'Circle. SI: Parquet Cir
cle, 7" cents; Family Circle, 50 cents; Gallery
31 cents. Heats for sale at Box Office daring
day of show. oct 6
- - 5 1 " " '
SCHOOL BOOKS,
SCHOOL D00K8,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A
LARGE A N D COMPLETE ASSORT-
ment of School Books just received, and for
sale at
LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE,
oct 3 J17
100,000
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SE-
GARB.
Clear Havana's. 3 for 25 cents.
Reina Victoria, 2 for 25 cents
Carefully selected for our trade,
At GEO. 3IYERS.
11 and 13 South Front street.
SC) 22
107
Just Received
E
X SCHOONER ANNA II. UAKKEIi,
and now discharging at our wharf,
50,000 NORTHERN BRICKS.
To be sold in lots to suit purchaser?;
CEO, H. RAHKER A CO.
October 1
ll--3t
Hoop Iron, Spirit Casks
and 4ltie.
1 FxAO RDI- IIOor HtOX 1, 1,
1UUU u TXtH
1 U S, "it Casks
1,000 Spirit Casks,
loO barrels rugar,
For ale by
sept '22 F. W. KERCH N ER.
LEMONH.
25
BOXES
LEMONS,
geo, myers',
At
srpt 22
11 and 13 Front t.
Corner 4tli and Market Streets,
dec 3
NEW ADVERTlSEUEl
NEW GOODS!
, WEILL,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
WE OFFER TO OUR CITIZENS A
FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS,
OF THE FINEST Q UALITY.
The Largest Stock Brought to this
Market.
Now is the time to Purchase when
Everything is Marked Down.
An Inspection of quality and prices
is invited.
Xcw Iron Front Building, corner
Front and Princess Street.
B. WEILL.
sept 29 113-tf
General Insurance
Agency. ,
Liverpool and Lonflon and Globe Fire
Insurance Company.
Gross Assets over - -Assets
in the U. 8. over
$20,000,000 00
$4,O00,!JU0 00
-o-
All losses payable immediately upon re
ceipt of Batisfactory proof, without deduc
tion for interest.
Virginia Fire & Marine Insnrance Co.
OF RICHMOND, VA.
Assets $300,000 00
an old and reliable Company.
Other sterling Companies will soon be
added to their agency,
T1IOS, URJBiHF,
Murphy's Building Princess St.. between
Water and Front streets.
oct 1 115-lw
Mullets, Mullets.
BINFOUD CROW fc CO'S. you will
findlarge fine MULLETS, for sale low. Fresh
arrivals every week! from the seashore.
They also receive fresh Groceries by every
ii
steamer and sail vessel, and will be glad to
have their friends give them a call.
TIES AND !
BAGGING
Always on hand.
SOUTH WATER STREET,
i AVilmington, N. C.
sept W
Administratrix Notice.
TTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
x have this day qualified as administra
trix cum testinunto annexo before the
Judge of Probate lor New Hanover County
on the estate of SUSAN J. WILLIAMS, de
ceased, according to law.
All persons having claims ag;tusl said es
tate are herebj notifled to file them with me
within oe year from this date, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of payment.
All persons owing the said estate are re
quested to settle at once.
ITT 'f K Til, "fir A L'TTJ if T
Administratrix c. t. a.
Wilmington, N. C, Sept, 27, 1873.
sep 30-law6w
THE BEST WW CHEAPEST.
Tbe Southern Artificial Stone Company
PAVINt; AND BUILDING STONE
FOR
Side-Walks, Curbing, Flowing and
all other rurposes for which
Real Stone is Used.
One-Half the CosHf Real Stone!
"Cxtensivriy used In w York, Philadel-
j phta. a asfclngton. Ktiltiiin. Baltimore
ana otner large elites.
PRICE LIST SIDE-WALK TAVEMENT :
Per Foot.
Natural or granite color, less that 50
snare feet o0 cents
Natural or granite color, over 50 and
less than I0U square feet .15
Natural or granite color, over 100 A.
less than aw square feet Hi "
Natural or granite color over 200 and
less than d00 square feet W "
Natural or granite color, over oOO and
less man i,nw square feet to "
Natural or granite color, over 1,000
square ieet .3 "
In alternate blocks, with different colors.
8 cents per square foot additional.
The lonndation (which should be of sand)
to be prepared for us, or we will do the same
at cost
mr a wniien euaraniee win De given bv
this company, warranting the .tone to last
lor five years.
JuniM u. kkain, President.
('HAS. C. BUTLER, Sec y and Treas'r.
No parties are authorized to make col
tions for the Company, except bv order
signed by the president or Secretary and
Treasurer.
Lescriptive Pamphlets can be had and or
ders lert at this office.
sept 17 103-dtf
Jnst Amren per stealer Raleiti
NOTHEIt invoice of Hams, Breakfast
S trios and Shnnhl
also, choice lot of Prime Leaf Lard, in 5)
pouna uucKets, expressly for family
usr. uitc il u iriHi.
AVe retlirTI OUT thantc tr rnr ciKtmnnr.
and friends for their kind favors and liberal
patronage extended our new enterprise, and
are determined not to le outdone in prices
and quality of (ioods. An examination of
onr superior stock of Groceries, Wines and
Llquors,wilI convince the mot skeptical that
ffifiuvf ui?n uv.tn giving us tneiror
Remembfr tA.e ri rner unHorlhit Coo nm'
Home. ' --
J. H. Mc"ARITV A CO,
NEW ADyfihnsEaENT.;
Dr.Ar SMITH r?GQ.,
WHOLESALE AND iBETTAlfe
Dealers in 't
FURNIT F RE .
Utt AVAREROOM" AT ALL, TIMK4
i
contain an unrivalled assortment of Fur
niture of every description of all styles and
PRICES, combining the rich and elegant.
The medium prices, suitable for country
dealers. We invite the attention of the
public to our stock, and can otter
WELL MADE "
RELIABLE AND
SUBSTANTIAL
P FURNITURE,
at the lowest prices. '
We also mannfacture and have constantly
on hand all kinds of Mattresses,- Redding,
Window Shades, Wash, BUndsJand Doors.
6
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
of all grades and newest paterns.
Salesrooms: North Front between Prin
cess and Chestnut sts., WilmingtoH, N. C.
oct 1 n-tr
UD U V MOORE'S RURAL, NEW-
U. Hi It YORKER, the great Illus
trated Agricultural and Family Weekly, is
the standard authority upon practical sub
jects and a high toned literary journal. Only
oUa year less to ciud. ureal premiums
or cash commissions to agents, liuneen
numbers (Oct. to Jan.) On trial, for only
FIFTY CENTS! Premium lists, &c sent
free to all trial subscribers. Address D. D.
T. MOORE, New York city.
UPW DflfW Now ready for agents, Home
Mi If DUUA Iife in the Bible. By Ianiel
March, D.D., author of "Night scenes in the
Bible"' and "Our Father's House." of which
nearly 1(X),0000 copies of each were sold.
send for circular. ziEiiLttK & M L'UKUi,
")18 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED,
1 flfl Farmers Rrd r armers' Sons during the
1UU Fall and Winter months to do business
in their own and adjoining townships. Busi
ness respectable, easy and pays well. For
particulars, address S, S. SCR ANTON A Co.,
Hartford, Conn.
yOEisrs WANTED.
8KND FOB CATALOGUE.
Domestic Sewinjr Machine Co., New
York.
Gray's Celebrated Anti-Friction Cot
ton Press.
The cheapcst.simplest and most perfect cot
ton screw ever invented. Send lor circular.
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. 60 Vesey
street. New York, sole manufacturers.
THE BEST PAPER.
, TRY IT!!!
The Scientific American is the cheapest and
oest niustratea weeKiy paper published.
Every number contains from 10 to 1-3 origi
nal engravings of new machinery, novel
inventions, bridges, engineering works.
architecture, Improved farm implements,
and every new discovery in chemistry.
A year s numbers contain pages and
several hundred engravings. Thousands of
volumes are preserved for binding and ref
erence. The practical receipts arc well worth
ten times the sucacription price. Terms f:j
a year, by mail. Specimens sent free. May
be had of all Newsdealers. PATENTS
obtained on the best terms, models of new
inventions and sketches examined, and
advice free. All patents are published in
the Scientific American the week they issue.
Send for pamphlet, 110 page, containing
Laws and full directions for obtaining
Patents. Address for the paper, or concern
ing Patents, MUNN & CO., 73 Park Row, N.
Y, Branch office, corner F and 7th streets,
Washington, D. C.
STEAM ENGINES.
BOILERS
AND MACHINERY.
Stationary and Portable St eam Engines and
5oners, uray's antl-rrlctlon cotton press
circular, gang and mulay saw mills: porta
ble and stationary flouring mills, sugarcane
mills ana sugar pans, narrow gauge loco
motives and dummy engines for street
roads and mining purposes, new and second
hand Iron and Wood Working Machinery
oi every aesenjmon. ena ior circular.
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
(30 Vesey street, New York,
ITinircinrc HINGE cone burner
MxKr l- OKSUN CHIMNEYS, made
Dy pll 31 is & at wood, produces the lar-
A. 1 1 1 A. A S m ...
eswiKnu lan ueuseaon any coal oil lamp
or sale by all lamp dealers.
Wi 1 1 IV M mis, uiris ana uoys
vJiVLXjll, wanted to sell our
rencb and American jewelry, books, games
fcc., in thsir own localities. No capital need
ed. Catalogue, Terms, Ac, sent Fkke. 1.
u. v iiKKKY m. tj., Augusta, Maine.
TSYCHOMANCY. or SOUL CHARM
X ING." Hew either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of any per
iMju wrj ciimv, inxia.ii uj. xnis simple men
tal acquirement all can possess, free by mail
for 2i cents: together with a Marriage Guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies.
A queer book. 100,000 sold. Address T.
WILLIAM A CO., Publishers, Philadelphia
BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE
SAND FOOD'S
Liver Inviorator,
A purely Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic; for
dyspepsia, constipation, debility, sick head
ache, bilious atacks, and all derangements
of liver, Stomach and bowels. Ask your
Drngglst for 11. Beware of immitations,
tfi fn Ofl per day! Agents wanted! All
wJ IV waU classes of working people, of
either sex,young or old.make more money at
work for ns in their spare moments, or all
the time, than at anything else. Particulars
free. Address G Stinson fc Co, Portland,
Maine. oct l
bTf. fuller;
City Bill Poster,
mp is mm UTon.
All orders left at the Opera Hoae will
be promptly attended to.
ept 27 112slm
Jlisscs Barr and James
riU-. re-open their tk:hool on Monday ,
October fjtlu Mbs. M. S. CUHING will
continue. in charge oi the Musical Depart
ment, sept 24 tf
11EVT ADTECTlSEaENTS.
oliool
NEW STOCK
AND
! - Off i
AT
. LOVE'S
BOOK ST0HE.
a. 13
oct 3-lw
HUNTER'S INFIRlRT
. AT
CJOLDSBOnO, w. c.
Special Practice for the Cure of
Gui
ccrs, Tumors, Scrofula, Chronic
leers;, Epilepsy, Liver Disea.
T ' i : .
U
es and all kindred Aftec
', tioiiH buccessfuly
Treated.
Cancers and Tumors will be treated with
our specifics without the use of the knife
without the loss of blood and but with lit
tle pain to the patient.
Terms for treatment will be in tbe reach
of all. All communications addressed to
us will meet with prompt attention. Cir.
culars and certificates of cures will be sent
on application.
Office and Infirmary East Centre street
Goldsboro, N. C. '
DR. J.
October 1
MILES HUNTER A CO.
115 3m
Singer's Hew Family SewiDE Macbine.
stitch, simplicity of mechanism, and adan
tability to every class of sewing, has been
established in fairandnnon rvnmuiiiti. i
actual sewing contests, and the PUBLlr
jxr-vuwuiiiu.x oi ineir meritf is to be
(,uniV.,n tnc numerous awards -of KUlsT
Pltlf4 over every competitor at tlie VI.
ENNA EXPOSITION andncifly all the In
dustrlal J airs in America and in Kurone.
Hilent Feed a nrl Ktmiht 'Mmia....i .
the easiest to learn. Has the highest appro
val for the Family, the Seamstress and tbe
2IVo8!! sold last year. 43,670! over anv
other Company.
. ST Sold on the Installment plan. Teinm
easy and full inatructions given.
-ay- Office No.4 Lippitt'a Row, South I rout
street, Wilmiugton, N. V.
CHAK, E. DIUHLK.
oct i-tf . MaiiHgr.
Brother Jonathan,
ALAKGL FAMILY PAI'LH,
IS PUBLISHKI) WEKKLY
At J1..3 a Year.
It has been enlarged to 32 long column.
SSir 5ST Pit paper In the world.
141 WliLAHS in greenbacks giren to one
out of each fifty new subssribertj. Specimen
copies sent free. Our Book Catalogue sent
free. Send cash orders to
BroOicr Jonnth'xn Publishing Co.,
sep 2i-tl Beekman t..N.Y.
WILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL,
Fifth Street, behveen Ann tml Nun,
ITILL, RE-OPHX MONDAY, Octtiber bib,
TT Tuition lor tho Scholastic year of nine
months: Primary Department, 51; Inter
mediate riass, f&); Higher Kngtlh nd
Classical, m; German or French, 2i ; Inci
dental charges, 25 cents per month. Prof. J.
H. TALLU IlfcT, German and French. Miv
J. N. HINTON, Primary Iepartment.
spe2t9 m-tr J. N. HINTON, Principal.
Corn Meal, Hay and Oatf ,
8000
BUSHELS COR
1,200 barreln Flour,
850 bales Ha v,;
1,000 bushels Out
For sale by
sept 22
F. W. KERCHNEK.
TAKE YOUIX CHOICE.
Jl'Vhl, LINE OF THE IATEST STYLES
OF
Fancy Cassiieres ant Yatiip,
CLOTH,
DOECKKI AriD DEAVER,
Just received. Cut by the latest Fall nni
Winter Fashions to uit the most "FntiJi
ons taste.", Also, Gents' Furnishing Goods
ot all descriptions', at the Merchant Tailor
ing Establishment, No. 6 North Front etreet.
sept 13 :5m W. F. WENZEI.
SUNDRIES
100 BAGPUIME RIOCOFFKK
50 IJoxerf Factory Cheese,
20 Barrel Apple.
Low for Cash,
' GEO. MYER.S
11 and 13 South Front t.
seit 22 107
BUILDING HARDWARE.
T OCK8 HINGES, BOLTS, c, of ever
description. Agency for the eelebrated
Shaler s Sash Holder and Lock. It will not
get out of order or wear ont in a life time.
NATH'k JACOBI'S,
Hardware Depot, No. Market street
Doono,
BASH, ,
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PAINTS,
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VARNISHES,
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Hardware Depot, No. t Market St.
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