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in The Mails. The Trails close and, arrive at the City Malls for the N. i? A. A JL U ltauroaas, anu ; '77; j j T i t:ft i -J A rarStevfiSe. and offices on Cape Kailffor potatfl'fiJong line of Che- . rawADaxUngtonKn - - -11,30 AM FayettevlllelTWarsaw, djtflv p (except Sundays) - - . 6.1 j a m Maxtor Wats between Florence S Charleston- - - - -fn A M OmW C.-H. and intermediate of- - flees every Friday - - - o.OO A Bmlthville mails, by steamboat, f daily, (except Sundays) - - 8 00 a 31 Kalis lbrlEasy Hill, Town Creek, p very Friday at - - - - - - J-w -1 ARRIVE. , . Xorthera through mails ; - i-:lj 1 5?cS& Railway at - ,0AM jSlls delivered from C:(JO A. M. to 1 RtamD Office open from 8 A. M. to 1- ak, Kn2 to6P. M. Money order and Register Departments open same as bUrup sS!iipsfb? &le at general delivery when SSble at all hours, day and nelectedtrom street boxes every day 8:15 P.M. LATEST NEWS, V Tli Investment of Plevna. J&Wn. Oct. 26 The defeat of the TurkfT and the establishment of a strong BoMianforcowestof Plevna, looks' like thVWdnmng of a serious attempt to shut Ghazl Osman iolhis'line aud submit PlernTtoa regular siege. Gen. Gonrkps moTeroexft seems to have been parr of a concerted plan. A portion of the infantry of the Imperial Guard crossed the A id between Nikopolis and Plevna, -passing around OBman'f left. Gen. Gounco s CATallX crossed the Upper -Yid. west of U ipW Orchaine road, got in conmunication with the force coming from 1 thhriQrth.WL made a combined attache on. the Turks who were commanded by Hifzi Pasha iha same who took the first convoy Into Plevna. Simultaneously1111 this at tacV a heavy cannonade was opened along tno" entire' line on the east of Plevna, and deacsitrations were made to give the im pressto of an intended assault to pre vent QbJLri Osman sending succor to Uifzi Pisha,?who is reported to have been cap tured with a largo part of his' command. The impression prevails that since the recent vrains the Russians, convinced of thft impossibility of wintering in Bulgaria, wnffiafce a desparate effort to eftect the "reduction of Plevna and defeat Suleiman PashVs army before retiement into , Lou minKecemes necssary. 'Russia would thus stand in the better position should diplomacy intervene during the cessation ofoperations. ; , . , ' "ffeuter's Constantinople telegram says tnaU prWato despatch has been received anaonnciog that Ismail Pasha has el ected ft junction with Mukhtar Pasha. London, Oct. 27 A special to the ! Thus, from Shumla 'says that Gol.rAa.cn tine Baker will shortlyresign his command and teturn to Constantinople. TIm Daily Jxews Ducuiucsn.uuuTju- UUlCQfw VVA . ' - J . . J 1 . . 1 nvi rj "X(P COnVOy nas succeeueu iu tuivuob PleTha since Gen. Gourko took command of ih cavalry. The investment is now complete.- The Imperial .Guards, as fast as they arrived took up positions on the uus sianleft; thus gradually prolonging the line of investment across theLovatz to the Sofia road." , . r . ' The investment by infantry thus ex tends from the Roumanian positrons northeast of Plevna to the Sofia roan on the west. On tho west the .circlets com pleted, by Gen. Gourka's cavalry, which can cnt off all supplies. The Russians iriU soon have troops enough to complete Infantfy investments. " . The correspondent thinks there is every reason to believe thatPlevna is notvictua Ued sufficiently to stand siege until spring. and ihat the appearances arc that Osman Pas)'will attempt, probably unsucccss ffllyf to fight his way out, Speaker Randall. Ill, Randall's presenco in the chair is extremely winning. Cast in Roman mould, tall and powerful, he sits high and looks the man he is. lie is just fifty yore old, but does not look forty five, fccse'traces of wear and tear so palpable on the faces of many public men, telling iometlmea of too little sleep, sometimes of too much drink, of eating ambition, or of nalea dissipation, are in nowise visible -"The lice tells somehow another sweeter and rarer story of a happy home and of hCGSShold 1 loves. I doubt if any man could' carry that expression who, has a fcna tad is not happy in it. Mr. Ran- .n iki..;n Unr) nnvrPT&A with rln;nlv- fcSrling blaclt hair, clearly cut strong tear tures,with a square, solid, but not heavy. Jaw t a month that could hardly fail to haia its own way, if it set about it. The ty'ltrong willof the man is perfectly t arnt in his countenance ; but, com dwith the head and brow, gives the . LIprCSsion of large power, rather than of -ffierelyulnlncss. w (Raleigh Observer.) Congratulatory Order. daj frori the Adjutant General's efhee : t Gshksai Headquaeters, A '4 j-State op NonTn Carolina, y BAijsian, October 27th, 1877. j fird drdar No. 10: VSie QeTernor and Commander a .Chief crstication to the companies of the North Clina SUte Guard , who responded to tSht SUte Fair. Their neat uniforms, tha crcslleat condition of their arms and ed&ipsxnts, their splendid drill and disci- ftt a time I W Villi m.. l Mm .m m &.WA MmrSd WW w dent gives the lonowmg awuuuu i Bian ; operations J derived from a Russian returned from Pievna: rvdiCczlt ta prtssrve order, are above aU -I Buch an exhibition. the.?Cpo-cidir-b-Clici tdisvcjs, cannot fail to -JL-TUtiry spins Biauy fcue young men of the State, and induce the early formation and equipment of a suffi cient number of the Guard to make every citizerrfeel that the Executive will be able to preserve order and enforce the laws without the necessity ofxalling for aid elsewhere. It is pleasant to state also that the vast concourse of North Carolinians who witnessed the' display fully shared in the gratification of the Commander-in- Chief. ' ;:' Thauks and congratulations are also hereby extended to Col. Bingham's splen ditHorps of weU drilled and well behaved cr.dets who contributed so much to the in terest of the occasion. The personal courtesies extended to the Commanacr-iu-Cnief by all, individually and as organ Izalions, were most gratefully anniecir.ted and are kindlv remembered. Tin; t hanks of the Commander-in-Chief. as we! I as those bf the Guard, are alio due to the reveral railroad companies wko furnished gratuiftous transportation for the troop? r.ud their basase. - Rv order of the Governor and Com mander-in-Chief. Johnstone Jonbs, Adjutant General. CAROLINA. Raleifrh News: The revenue collections for the 4th district, for the week ending a T njl . r i AaAA J f fn tue -1 in, were, jyionaay, $Oiso.ov, xue day, 1U,174.30; Wednesday, $1,354.27 Thursday, 1,960.31; Friday, $2,728.48 Saturday, $179.06: total, $19,524.11. Raleigh Observer: The students of David son College have organized a military com pany with lixty members. They have applied to the Adjutant-General for arms. V Ra Icigk Observer.' The Auditor's re port for the fiscal, year ending September 30, 1877, shows the total valuation of real and personal property in the State to be $148,503,557, sub-divided as follows: value of land, $74,221,693; value of town propei ty, $17l,458,520 ; value of live stock, $16,130,858 ; value of farming utensils, money on hand or on deposit, solvent credits, &c, $40,753,781. Italcigh Observer.' Yesterday ; J. J. Cblvard. sheriff of Graham county, ar rived in this city, bringing to the peniten tiary Esiah Colonaheske, a Cherokee In dian. The brave was convicted at tho last term cf the Graham county Superior Court of larceny, and sentenced to three years' imprisonment in the penitentiary. The cost of bringing this convict here amounted to $110.30, which the State Treasurer has to pay. . Raleigh Observer. Abstracts of Taxes. .Yesterday the Auditor's department re ceived the following abstracts of taxes from the following counties: McDowell County A. L. Finley, Reg ister of Deeds : Total valuation of taxa ble property $544,715, on which amount the general State tax is $798.91 ; special tax $817.07 ; school tax- $1:519.83 ; county tax for all purposes $9,628.48. Robeson County S. E. AVard, Register of Deeds : Total valuation of taxable property $1,975,447, on .which the general State tax is $2J09.82 ; special tax.-$2,-2'Go. 17 ; school .tax $4,756.09 ; county tax for all purposes $14,915.45. RIVED. AN'OTHEIl l ia m d e ; lot OF MEX'ry, YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S Clothing, SVtJ ;il'lo7 jn-itrcs,-at A- David's, Merchant Tailor, Cor. Front & Princess stu. cct 152 . SOMETHING NICE. j- i.Mr. juii, iaru Dy tne uuiud or REAM, with ENVELOPES to match, at S. JEWETT'S ocU27 . Front Street Book Store. Tonsorial. 1 TAMErJ II. CARRAWAT and WM. H ) UATEM AN are now conducting the Ton sorial art at So. 9, South Front St., and are assisted by James Churchill. The finest pomades used and all work guaranteed. Hair Cutting, 25 cents. Shampoeing, 25 cents. Shaving, 10 cents. oct 8 CAKPETHTG, CAEPETING. J LARGE ANDJAVell Selected Stock of CARPETING Xew Styles, Beit Goods, CHEAP FOR CASU. f SOL BEAR A BROS, IS & 20 Market street. oct 1c OYSTERS fIRST OF THE SEASON! NEW RIVER OYSTERS I Fat and street, now eerred up at the Centennial Saloon. Then2at Wines, Ales, Lagers aid Clean always on hand. JOHN CARROLL, septal Proprietor. Millinery and Fancy Goods. jyjRS. L. FLANAGAN WISHES TO An nounce to the Ladies that she has returned from the Northern Cities, where she has been making her Fall purchases in MILLINERY and every description of FANCY ARTICLES and U now prepared to show her patrons a Verv Attractive and Beautiful Stock of all the 1SEWEST STYLES in French Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Velvets Silks, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c My motto is, as heretofore, the Best Goods the Latest Designs, the Lowest Prices, and the Most Honorable Dealing. , Orders from the country solicited, and per fect satisfaction guaranteed ;or nosey rt innded.--.-v.".- -..-. . - h -'- Variety Store,ii Market Street. 1 - oct 2 y MRS. L. FLAirAQAN. IIIw Ah COT.TT.TEHCIAL NEWS. WHiMINGTON MARKET, OCTOBER 274 P. SLS SPIRTTS TimPESTmE-.Thfl market opened firm, at 31 cents. Later we hear of sales 65 casks at 31 cents. KOSIN Firm at tl 45 and SI 50 for Strained and Good Strained. No sales re ported. TAR Steady at 81 60 per bb!.: Sales re ceipts at quotations. CRUDE TURPENTINE Market steady at 1 .45 for Hard and 82 45 for Yellow Dip. Sales receipts at quotations. COTTON-Steady. We hear of sales of 23 bales at quotations. The following are the official quotations: Ordinary..;. Nominal. Good Ordinary..... 0 Cent?. Strict Good Ordinary. 10 Low Middling 10 Middlinr 10 Good Middling " DAILY aECEIPTS. Cotton 970 bales Spirits Turpentine 252 cssks nvitibi M. ............ 1, xyu uuio Tar....... 196 bbls Crmde Terpentine...... 335 bbls IXABINE NEWS. ARRIVED. Steamship Regulator, Ioane, Xew Yorlr, A D Cftzftnx. Nor barque Speed, Ohlsen, Itotterdum, It Xj neiae. 1 - ? Nor barque Valkyrlea, Ohlsen, Liverpool, RSHeide. ? Ger barque Claudia, Dinse, Bristol E Pes ehau A Westermann. Ger barque Federick Meyer, Krlegel, Bor- aeaux, m t escuau & w estermana . Schr 8ally Coursey, Branlu, rhilade-phic HarrissA Howell. . Steamer North State. Green, FayetteviUe, norm a worm. - Steamer Underhill, Harper, Smlthville, O G Parsley A Co. Steamer North East, Paddison, Point Cas- weii, ix m. oara. CLEARED. Steamship Regulator, Doaiie, New Ycl:, A D Cazaux. Steamer Underhill, Harper, Smithville, O G Parsley A Co. Steamer North State, Green, Faj'etteville, Worth & Worth. Exports. COASTWISE. Baltimore. Steamship Ralei-ii 215 balos cotton, 112 casks .Spirits, 537 bbis ro;,..:, do tar, 76 bales cotton goods, Dii iales v; .rp, 447 bags 17 bbls pea nuts 31 pkgs ind.je 1 lot furniture. New York. Steamship Regulaicr.-'-ICK bales cotton, 11 bales cotton gootl., 7 cjt i.rs sph-its. 15 bbls rosin 25 do crude .vrp ermine, 1 bale hides, 100 pkgs shoots, 21 j-kgy.ooiK, 360 sacks flour, 9 bbls was. WEEKJLY STATEMENT OF STOCK 0 HAND OCT. 29ht, 1877. Cotton ashore ' ' afloat..... w.. 3,508 Total.... 13,07b Spirits ashore.. 0,577 afloat.......... 1,100 Total I........................ 7,G77 Rosin ashore... Gl,747 afloat........ : 5,788 Total.. 67,535 Tar ashore 9-1 1 afloat ., 0 Total.. J,011 Crude ashore 1,482 afloat Total 1,4S2 BECSIPTSrOR TUB WEEK ENDING OCT. 20,1877. Cotton : G.453 Spirits l'll Rosin.. X 11,105 Tar ; 5i5 Crude...... 2,282 bxpobts roa thb wsEk ending oct. 20, 1877. , Domestic. L Cotton...:..... 2,GD0 Spirits 65G Rosin 579 Tar ; 4CS Crude .. 25 Foreign. Cotton Spirits Rosin... 5,764 Tar - Crude Lilt of Tessels in Port October 23, 1877. . BARKS. Sirene, Ger, 497 tons, Callies, Peschau A Westermann Prima, Swd, 507 tons, Krook, , Vick Jb Mebane VonHejden Cartlow, Ger, 266 tons, Speicht, ' E Peschau A Westermann Theresina, Br,. 279 tons, Christian, Vick A Mebane Kosmos, Ger, 403 tons, Barns, E Peschau A Westermann Cito, Nor, 356 tons, Neilsen, Vick & Mebane Florence Margaret, Br, 292 tone, Newey, jg 0 f Amal, Nor, 260 tons, Sandrid, R E Heide August, Ger, 395 tons, Lonmirs, Tick A Mebane Minna, Ger, 467 tons, Boese, E Peschau A Westermann BRIGS. Adeont, Ger, 215 tons, Westermann, E Peschau A Westermann Axha, Nor, 304 tons. Hanger, R E Heide Eleanor, Br, 299 tons, Partelow, Alex Sprant A Son Hilding, Nor, 273 tons, Jorgensen, RE Heide Gaxellen, Nor, 2C2 tons, Wecbye, R E Heide Basy Bee, Br, 325 tons, Thompson, Patterson Downing A Co SCHOONERS. Eva Adell, Am, 171 tons, Ellis, JoaHNeff Chromo, Am, 128 Una, Wooeter, E Kidder & Sons SPECIAL AUNOUNCEMEMT. rpEETH INSERTED ON Silver Plate at the same rate as Rubber. It is fair better than Rubber, more durable and can be worn with much more eemfort to the patient as it occupies less room la the mouth. We have also redaeed the price of Gold Plata work. Filling and aU other Dental operations performed skill fallj and salixfaction guaranteed. Teeth ex traetad withoat pain. Carrs Tooth Paste A .1 1 I - CSSSsuy ca sum. !HICj.B.CABII Cz SOU, c:tn :ro:3irarietit LlicsellaneoTis. a 5 By -: o :- A News Paper, e published'erery evening Sudndaj eicepte -AT 9 Or 60 cents a Jtnontb, strictly in'adrance :o :- The Reading Public are respectfully inform- ed that it shall be the constant aim bf the pro prietor to furnish them with A LIVE NEWSPAPEB, containing the latest news of the.day, and en deavoring to keep its readers folly informe in regard to events of interest and importance occurring in every quarter o.f tho world,! :0UR DAILY MARKET REPORTS Will tull and correct, and willbe kept open until he latest possible moment. Mer chants in the city and country may rest as sured that they will bo thoroughly reliable. The PSews Columns i .. . Will contain the reports, botn of news and markets, received here each day at noon, and the LO C A L DEPARTMENT Has been placed in careful and experienced hands. Friends in the sectioa of country con nected with this city, will greatly oblige the Fditor, and will contribute additional inter est to these columns by forwarding any items of news that may occur in their respective localities. ALL CORRESPONDENCE, On matters of ffeneral interest will be gladly received, but our friends must hear in mind that they must write only on one side of the v paper ; that they mut forbear aeeless verbi age, must eorrect'taeir own manuscript and must avoid abusive personalities. A re liable name must be furnished with each com munication, as the Editor will not be held ac countable for the views or language , of cor respondents. OUR SUBSCRIPTION LIST, Eren before type was set for the first issue, was an exceedingly flattering one, and Is probably the largest bona fide list with whicfc i any newspaper in ertltCaroljna ever before began publication, and is now rapidly on the increase, especially on the various railroad lines. Is',' ' '' JOSZX. S. lArTfifT, '? "Knrroa Paoraiaroa, to. Ofiee.'oa SecOndstmfciiweta Pria cess and ChessuBear tie PestsCra. Cn ( cct I. . ' V'-. - i REV Dlw Iliscellaneous. OUR OWN Unrivaled Brands OF p y Blue Grass, - Sweet Mash, Smoky HollqW, x Delmonico CluV House. The above are warranted the PPPT & CHOICEST te, and at our usually LowPoces CEO. Wl YE RS', 11 & 13 OOUIB mOIffT ST- Oct 23 Fall mil WMer 1877-78. JyTOW IN STORE A LARGE AND CARE fully selected stock of Staple andFaccy Dry Goods', Bootp, Shoes, iHats, Clothing, Fur- i ' ' i niflhing Goods, Ac, for the Fall and Winter Trade. These coods were selected bv me nersonaiiv in the Korthern markets and with a view to tne wants and requirements of this section. I respectfully invite an examination of mv stock. Wholesale Dealers are notified that I can and will offer them rare bargains. A. WEILL, Agent, oct" No. 17, Market St. lO Barrels NORTH If APPLES JUST IN And for, sale by BINFORD, LOEB & CO. oct 19 For Ren t- PART OF THE house now occupied by Dr. M. J. De- A Itosret, corner of Market and Third streets. Moat convenient location in the city. Single rooms, or in suite fez housekeeping Apply promptly on the premises. oct 15. THE OFFICE, TITY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC are notified that I still HOLD THE FORT, at the same old place, Dawson Bank Alley. The finest oysters, game and delicacies o the season and the BEST COOK in North Carolina. 4r You get what you caU for and pay for Only what you get at COLLINS OFFICiJ SALOON. sept 21 W. H. NASH, j 4 FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING AND ShariniT S1nnn All mmrlr Hnns in 1. best style. Shaving 10 cents. Hair CuttiDg 25 cents.. Shampooing 25 cent. ssr onaving ucxeta 12 for f 1. , No. 28 North Front Street oct 13 ' REMOVAL. JOHN WERNER has removed his Barber Shop on South Front Street one door North of his old stand. His many patron? and friends he will now be pleased to see at No. 7, South Front street, (Oeapor's old stand.) oct 10 oots and Shoes. T0ST RECEIVED a fall Hisses and Children's Shoos! oarecx irom tne manufactory, of every varie- a. . EVERY PAIR VAIlRANTEDi aw a nice line or lAoies Lace and Button Boots, Genu' Hand Sewed Gaiters, Congress, Button and Bnekl. .mr, 1 . A f i nobby. Ihe Old vlrginUSUtcrDowu, Se Ransom TtAnta th ti.:.. ' . . found in a first-class Boot and Shoe StorJ. No trouble to show goods. Call and exam ine stock, style and prices before purehasinz elsewhere. T. H. HOWEY, Ja.. ; . .uarec street. .'&Vlf.fJ?Z -ad. bj r Crayons, aid Reward, Motto, 8criFSre Text. ; Transparent. . PiM Ja r-.it- ICOtsiplesrwnrihT. 7?-l)ZZXk Miscellaneous. 11 Or Sugar-Coated, Coucentrated and Herbal Jul, A0, Granules. TEE tlTTLP 7. CAT1TA11TIC, or Iflultum ,n Physie. T n frt Tho novelty of modern M.vIWlck , Prmaceutfcal Science. No uiS?1 tu Uklng tho larre, repulsive anH TloiS! composed of cneap; ciude an.i i'SeoiT5 entsrwben we can byT b.l cnemicai science, extract all t hk J r1 m other medicinal propmics from tht111" 2 oble roots and he'rb and wnnt nS a minute Granule, acarcely U, mustard seed, that can bo r3r by thoso of the most aentiti ve sSHSy Udious tastes. Each UttlepuS.Yi represents. In a most eoncentra td i tI6 Ut caihartlo power as la emdlM larre pills found for sale indnSr 2 their wonderful catharUo powe'to to their aizo, people who have itW apt to suppose that they are harshVfci effect: but such is not atallthcSf?!! acuve medicinal principle ot composed beln so hannoniiod i one by the others, as to prn1 Bearchitt and tnorougg et. and MindTr operating.VaiLfesu, 500 Reward Is hereby offer! yT prietor ol these Pellets, to anycheW upon analysis, will find In theiSS other forms of mercury, mineral tZ?81 Jurioua drug. u3aiOt j. Being entirely vegetable, no care is required while u?ing them. ate without disturbance to tho conHr7oPeN or occupation. For JanndlcTn,.j)B' (H Constipation, Impure Sio,!?4!'! in the ShoulderTlSliS.Fjy Cheat, Dizziness Sour from the Stomach, Had uVf?? month. Bilious attacJii, Pau1.1' Bio ii of Kidneys, Internal iL loated feeling about StomacffiV of Blood to Head. lllfh JJrlne, Unsociability' inl K Forebodings, tako Ir. Pierce. ant Purgative Pellets. IneipuSt tho remedial power of my PurirsiiTePrJ. ?u eJ tf1 a VRriety disease 1 wnh2 that their action upon the uniJS economy is aul vernal, uot a tia&u. tissue escaping their RauaOveiZ. press. Axe does not impair the properti Jiese Pellets. They are sivar-coated irtZ closed in glass bottles, their virtues bcinttek by preserved unimpaired for any lenjrthorST J in any climate, bo that tbev are alwart ta and reliable. This is not the case with th I pills which are put up in cheap woodta pasteboard boxes. Recollect th&t nr .n nucro uaxaiiTej Altoratlv. i Purgative, is indicatod, tbeso UtUe Pelka will Rive tho moat perfect satisfaction to allia uso them. " They are sold by all Drnr iliti u 4J VVUH U UUlUOt .S.7.HE5CBiLlj.lPrc?'f( By an Immense practido, eitendJnffUironrb a period of years, bavin within that time Crtauxl piany thousand cases of those fU&easea peculiar to woman, I have been enabled to perfect a most potent and agreeable medicine tLat meet the Indications presented by tb&t ctaM ot Alt eases with positive certainty and extAUvua, To designate this natural specific oompwiaj, I have named it Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescript. Tho term, however, is but a feeble crprwrfiio of my high appreciation ol lu valnc, bm cpon my own personal omorvanon. as s am oo server, I have, while witnessing IU poaltiTe suits in the few special diseases Incident to tt separate organism of woman, singled it 6ula tho climax or crowning gem of mi medical career. On its mtrlw, as a pod tiye, safe, and effectual remedy for thi c!im of diseases, and one that will, at all time tM under all circumstances, act kindly and In hu mony with tho laws which govern the femtlt system. I am willing to stake my reputation mi 'physician. Nay, even more, bo confident to I that It will not disappoint the most stnruM expectations of a single invalid lady who tun It for any of tho ailments for which I rocornmend 4 that I offer and sell it under A POSITITE GUAIiANTJEE. It a beneficial effect it experienced by tho tiine two-thirds ol Ue cot tents of tho bottle are used, 1 will, on retons tho botuc, two-thirds' of Uio medicine hitttj been taken according to directions, and the as being one for which I recommend it, proopuy refund the money paid for it Had Ik W most perfect confidence in its virtues, I could m offer It as I do under theso conditions; bot lin ing witnessed Its truly miraculous cure ia t eands of cases, - I feel warranted aM rfectly safe lu risking both mi reputtetlon and my mouey on w merits. Tho following are among thos6 discacs which my Favorite Prescript!" i worked cures, as if by magicj-and with talnty never before attained by anymefl Leuoorrhoea, Excessive Flowlnjr. Monthly Periods, Suppression wber i frm natural causes, Irregu&rities, Weak BsA , f lapsus, or falling of the Uterus, Antefer " Retroversion, Bearing Down rnsatioM, nal Heat, Nervous IJepreselon, Deblhtr. v pondency. Threatened Miscarriage,, tijw Congestion, Inflammation and UlcraiioS Uterus. Im potency, Barrenness, or SrUJ male Weakness, and very many other efcg dl3oaflC3 Incident to woman not menUoofti Iu all affections of this nature, my': PrescripUon works cures -the WarTJ, the world. This medicine I do not eiT cure-aii; but it admirably fulfllU a slag . nen of purpose, being A speciile In aD cnronlo diseases of the fJfi tern ot woman. It will not diaappoiBt, H do harm, in any state or condition. Those who desire farther '5 these subjects can obtain it in Ths JS Coxkok Sairaa JIkdioai. Anyisss, of over 900 pages, sent, P1?J22 of tl.X It treat mlnnfelv of peculiar to Females, and giro mocs yrj advice m. regard to the manag001 affections. mtn FATOQITE FnESCBlPTIOJ bit axx Dnvociyra. . Just Received, FRESn SUPPLY OF jiBD SEEP, Fine Asst. of Cakes ani Cracieri, Graham and Bye Floor, vt-r'Bi' Extra Gilt Edge Table and Cookm p Apples,' Carrots, Hprstrafi. . andCabbsge,,toUEgsv oct 2D S.E. CovnerUt SHAMPOO AND BATHS- bHAVE, 10 cecU. Hsir Cot, , Shampoo, 25 cents. Uot d coU all hours. Clean towels and sbsrp, raw ahundiccc. AU Work done to with dispatch. ' 5 r.VontandrVhicJ oct 4 Th a Centennial JSTIIE COOLESTSALOON IX land continues to J0. drinks, fine cigars and 'grjf tab!e soup every T- 9XSniVuA eat for nothing and jt thirit aw fora eonsideraUcn. jcn:f r& r rm v. (5i
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