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February -187 8.
BROWN & RODDICK
45 rVIAHHET ST-
offer the following In
ducements!
For the Next Two Weeks.
No Comment is Necessary!
PRICES WILL SPEAK FOR THEM
SELVES !
Gents Braces, 25c a pair ; JFbrmer
price 50 cents.
Gents' 3-Ply Linen Collars, $1.50
per dozen, in all the latest styles.
Gents' Wamsutta Shirts, with 2100
Linen Bosoms, 75c ; just the
same as sold all over, the
country fdr $1.
; SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
JaX REIiYE CORSET
One Dollar a Pair !
Doubli Clasps of flexible steel
plates, which prevent the clasps
from breaking, and are so arranged
thattliey may ue removea.-ai me
option of the wearer whenever the
Corset is to ue iaunariea,simpiy oy
unlacing the short Silk Lacers, NO
CUTTING OR RIPPING OF
SEA3IS being required.
Closing out 1UU pair uorsets at i oc;
former rmces SI. S1.25 and bl.50.
RiljincP. nf Ladies' Cloaks closino-
nut. without anv rerrard to cost.
A lot of Dress Gootls, formerly sold
at 30c, 40c and 50c; now 20c.
2-Buttoii Kid Gloves 75.c, same
goods as sold for SI.
3 4 Brown Cotton 4jc per yard.
4 4 Rockingham A, 7c per yard.
4-4 Lake George, 7c per- yard.
Good Calicoes 5c per yard
Best Quality 7c per yard.
&
45 Market St.
feb 4
THE FINEST AND LARGEST
A SSORTMENT OF TOILET AND FANCY
Articles in the City. Celluloid- Combs,
Brushes and Mirrors Singly and in -Sens.
kngraved Cologne liottles, Uolognes, Ex
tracts, Soaps, Bracket Night Lamps, Ac.
all for sale low by
JAMES C. MUNDS, Druggist,
dec 20 Third at, Onv City Ball.,
Night bell at front door. ' '
Qoing Fast.
E ARE SELLING Gents'.Youths' and
Boys Clothinir and Furnishinc Goods at
such fabulously low prices that we are almos
(wiving them Away !
SJCall early and secure a bargain before
they are all sold;
A. SRRZBZl,
fob' 5 Market st.
BinfOrdi LOeb&CO.
JEALEUS IN ALL KINDS OF
' HEAVY GROCERIES.
We inTite attention to our large stock of
SALT.
i j
MOLASSES,
FLOUR.
COFFEE,
BACON,
SUGAR, A-a.
BIHFORDj L0EB & CO.
feb 4 . Wholesale Grocers.
Found.
UK ni'faorof
Mr. Lucy C. Uenlon, or bearer, which the J
BROWN
RODDIGK
"..fL!1111011 Wlbeen 'followctl. -xvoaVd Have1 saved
JAS. W. LIPPITT, L0011116 niCC tle sum of about eighty
jan24 orth Front st. 1 1 iree ilollars. i !
Til' 'lAILT RillflEW.
VOL. 3. . WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
A. Shriek Going Fast. j
S. Jkwett "An Open Verdict.
Mcnson & Co "Big Konanza."
J. G. Wa-gxer Specifications and Sealed
Proposals. , j. i f
See ad Dr. Fierce' Standard Remedies.
A sweet "thing' in combs hot
cv
Day's length, 10 hours land 43 mimttf.
tbw'idish barque
Ern&st m r. ported ii
bf-low.
o interments this- week in Rellevue
C jmeitry.
But one internaen
a female
child, 8
yjars old, this week in Oakdale.
Tomorrow ii known as the Fifth Suu-
day after the Epiphany."
But one interment1, an adult, in
Tine
I Forest Cemetery this week.'
No one seems to be able!! to name the
winning horse in the Mayoral ity race
I I 4i
Chicken theiyes are still on ; the go, and
busmes seems to be brisk in that line.
i !
- -The Register of Deeds ' hjia isiucd but
Oie marriage license this! week and that
was for a white couple.
The Briguoii Italian Opiera Troupe is
booked for Raleigh on the 14th.
be glad to see them here.
Would
The Germans have this good proverb :
Thefts never enrich ; alms never impov
erish, nor prayers hinder any work.
Make no haste to be rich if you would
prosper. Small and; . steady gains give
: :
VV with trangmhty of n,,nJ
The ordinance of baptism by immersion
will be administered at the First Baptist
Church to-morrow (Sunday) evening at
the resuar nlght. scrvice directly after th3
sermon.
Buckwheat Cakcis,
If properly made, are a choice dish for
breakfast. If you wish: them nice, light,
and wholesome, always use! Dooley's
east rowDEi:. i ovr eiocer has it. or
can get it lor you.
Anoiner ciock
UuG ot tue nnest Pieces ot Wod carvlDS
wc bave uver seen is n?w 011 exhibition
m the music department of lleinsbergei's
store. It is a fine. Swiss clock which
was
last
bought in Interlakcn, Switzerland,
Summer, by Mr. F. II. Kheinstein during
his trLV-cls in tliC 0Jd Country. The! in-
habitants of Interlocken principally makQ
their living by wood carving and the spec
men, which-has been brought here! by
Mr. Kheinstein is said to be
one of their
i
best productions.
The Pea body! Fund.
The Raleigh Nacs says
Application
has been made to Dr. Sears
the agent of
the Peabody Fund, for funds fr schools
a1 1
in this State, and allowances amounting
to $3,500 have been made to fourteen
of these. Kaleigh schools obtain tjhe sum
of $1,000, divided as follows: Kaleigh
graded schools, white, $G00.; Johnston
ahl Washington graded schools, colored
each $2'00,. The schools in Grdensboro
are allowed $500, those in Faycttevillo
$100, in Wilmingtob (1) $1,000. For
the colored State Norma School gat Fay-
ettaviiic, jjouu nas oeeu. promiscci.
Kconomy is Wealth, consistency a
I ' Jewell. Ml j
Thu Count v Commissioners area profess-
edlv a sort of fiuance'boaru to lJok after
the interests of the county, and are there-
- 1 ji i
fore expected to instit'ute hs man '.y. reforms
as possible, whereby a more 'economical
administration of affairs 'in .the govern
ment of the county can be doj-ducteJ.
This is all to be done in the interests ofhe
tax-payers of course, I who's?) representa
tives thee Commissioners are. 1 The
Commissioners heretofore 01! rather within
thelastI - or IS. months, have
marked
out a line of policy which, if adhered to
all instants, would save .the county
considerable expense. They have refused
at different times, to" pay ! different
Judges
of the Superior Court for c
Irtii
xi a (lavs
during the term when
there
was no1
. 1
Court. Judge McKoy, we are
reliably
informed, was docked during cert
ain days
of his term of Court when hq was not on
the bench, and - why, we
ted to ask, was not Jiul
inlay be
pormit-
00 fc, treateil
in the same way ? '
1
There wcie fie wholq
ring
this
term that His Hoircto- Judsre Moore, did
not pretend to hold Courtt which, if the
precedentestablishedbytKntyOom -
miesioners in Judge McKoyfs case
Ud
the
St. i Paul's Concert.
TheOpcM Hoinw last night was crowded
to its full seating capacity' by an intelh
gent and appreciative audience to listen to
the Amateur Concert for the benefit of St
Paul's Epi'seopal Church in this' city, un-
dfir thifi PtiiilHiit e and direction of Pro-
f sor E. VanLatr musical director and
Mr. Geo.! L. J l)tisun as. .leader of the
band.
At 8 o'clock, or h few miuutes there
of xr, the bccnis on the itage gilded
apart and disclosed to view the memlxr
of the Oiiicert Club, in full eveniug drets,
1
with fingers on the keys and lips t'o the
mouthpieces of their musical instruments
ready to waft to their audience a "Cento. 1-
nial" Overture, which was immediately
performed in the CluU's usual good style.
The Quartette "Stars of the Summer
Night" the next piece in the programme,
was rendered so sweetly as to call forth
ha encore from the audiencu.
The Vocal Solo "Ernani Fly with
Me"- by Mrs. D. Kahnwei'.er, drew forth
unbounded applause, while the audience
in return for the eucore which they gave
this ta'entcd lady, weie treated to a few
snatches of the favorite ballad, "Com in'
thro' the Kye."
The instrumental music on the pianos,
flutes, violins and Jhorns, participated in
by Mrs. jVanLaer and Misses Philyaw,
Tienken ! and Green wald l and Messrs.
Johnson, Latimer, Martinj Wilson and
Mitchell was regarded as a -fine perform
ance, and seemed to be just y appreciated
by an attentive audience.
The Vocal Solo "Sunset" by Mr.
George Myers, was heartily applauded,
and this gentleman was compelled to give
tho' audience a fev more notes ot his fine
baritone before they would be satisfied.
The Piano S9I0, "Polka de Concert,f by
Miss D. Neff, was rendered very nicely
and elicited frequent applause. j
The Vocal Solo "Magnetic Valse" by
M:ss Annie Dawson, wr a rendered in such
exquisite style and with a voice so h.:ghly
cultivated, full- of melody, and withal so
sweet and charming as to bring forth
rapt-urous applause from the audience,
which was continued until the fair young
Wilmingtonian again appeared and sang
in response to the encore. j
The "Moonlight Serenade." bv the
Cornet Club, Jdelighted the audience
more than their previous piece, and the
obliging gentlemen of the Club were com
pelled to blow again, j
The Trio Vocal "Peace on the Deep"
by; Miss Callais Und Messrs. Hargrave
and Myers, was.rendcred with fine effect;
the full, rich notes of Miss Callais soprano
were in excel
very notes of
ent harmony with the sil
Mr. Hargrave's tenor and
Mr. Myers' fine, deep baritone, and the
audience encored again.
The Duet for Zithern, performed by
Messrs. Ehrlich and VanOrsdell, was de
lightful to listen to, and was performed
excellently well. The audience, testified
their appreciation of the - performance by
their hearty applause, and alb teemed to
regret when the duet was ended. 1
The Vocal Solo "I'm Afloat" by Mr.
W. II. Northrop, was listened to with
evident dxlight by every ere, and Mr.
Northrop was compelled to come forth
agaiu and roll out a few more jof those
fine, rich notes before the audience would
be satisfied. - - !
The Vocal Solo The "Message'' by
Miss Callais, was rendered in pleasing
style and appreciated by the audience, who
gave Miss Callais an encore.
The Piano Solo Melodies in popular
airs, by Miss E. Ilahr, was applauded to
the echo, and the auulicnco would not be
satisfied until they were favored by the
fair performer with another performance
o"- her exquisite tcu:h in a few more pop
ular airs. 1 ,
The Vocal Solo "Whence Comes this
! .1 '
Lodging? by Mrs. D. Ivahnweuer, wa',
if possible, rendered in a more charming
manner than her previous Solo, and the
audience was completely enraptured while
listcniug to the sweet notes of this acconc-
plishctl lady's highly cultivated voice.
The Sextette, "Sleep, Gentle Lady," as
sujug by Messrs. Bradley, Wood, Cono
lcy, Thomas and Rankin, received hearty
applause and was encored.
Overture Piano aDd Orchestra "Pot
and Peasant", performed by Miases Neff,
Ilihr and Prink, and Messrs. Ilahr,
Thorpe, Hall, Johnson, Mitchell, Wood,
Wilson, Martin and Latimer. ,
. Accompanist, Mr. Thorpe. !
Jlhis last piece closed the performance
1 every one left seemingly highly de.
lighted with the evening's entertainment.
The ladies, who are always first in
matters of Christian charity and acts ok
piety, deserve the thanks of the Church
Ifr tnll" PTtnrrc in this ntn orrotinw rhor I
r a 1 v ... . ...
have shown a commendable zeal in all
of -
inai iney nave done, but 11 they wouiu
add to the credit side of their account in
the great book above, we respectfully
suggest that thsy urge upon the ladies
and gentlemen who so kind., voiun-
teerea their services tor last mgnt s occa-
sioo,now that they are up in their differ
parts to repeat . the Concert ror
the benefit of the Oxford Orphan Asylum,
or the poor of Vilmington.
i Fire in Brunswick.
! .
We regret to learn that the storehouse
and stock of go Js belonging to Mr. Geo. H
Bellamy, at La Grange, in Town Cree
township, Brunswick county,' were des
troyed by fire on Thursday evening last.
The cause of the fire has not been reported States alone exceeds one million dol
here. Mr. Bellamy was insured with lars per annum, while the amount
i i. J l A A V .
Messrs. Jno. W. Gordon & Bro., of this
cuy, in ine Liverpool ana Jonaon aid
.. - ., T. , I . ,
Glo
be Insurance Company for $900.
Mr. Phillips' Evening.
We learn that the receipts at the Front
Street M. E. Church night before last, on
the occasion of the Evening of Sacred
Song given by Mr. Philip Phillips, amount'
ei to something over S7o. The attend-
-k JtSI VVTAO l" 1 1 - W Art ah
would probably have been the case had
not many Deen deterred irom attending
v 1. 1 .. -
by the weather. Those who were present
will never regret having gone.
Aaln in Trouble.
ueniie Anniei 01 whom we wrote so
pathetically the other day, is again in
trouble, and this time has come to grief
sure enough, for she was bound over to
day by Justice Scott in the sum of $100,
or her appearance at the next term of the
criminal vuuri. lor xiew xiauover county,
n: : 1 n i r vr tt . I
on the charge of selling liquor without a
icense, and the latest intelligence 'that
weareiu possession 01 irom ine onerm s
' : r c - a t n 1 rv I
omce is to ine enecc inat sne is stiu m
. Y . n t ii . 1 1-i 1 1i
the custody of this officer, unable to give
he bond. Alas poor Crater !
Judffe Russell Declines.
i
Hon. D. L. Russell, whosq name has
been mentioned very prominently in con-
cection with the vacant District Attorney-
ship and who was actually a candidate
"or the position, informs us that he has
been notified that, if he should receive
the appointment, hj must
reside i a
Raleigh, and he therefore docs
riot want it.
Ho hao wrifrnn t.n tho A tf.nrnnv-l ifnnrnl
at Washington Citv to this effect.
Judge Russell thinks that Judge Albrit
ton will probably be named as Mr.
Badger's successor. The office is not
worth, directly, more than 2,000 a year.
I Unmailable Letters.
The following is a list of unmailable
letters remaining in the Postoflico at this
place : j
CaptiG.W. Ball, 607 Tenth
Richmond, Va. : D. N. Cameron, Rocking-
ham, N. C; Mrs. Lavenia G'raham, care weakened, nervous system shattered
Allen Graham, Clinton, Sampson county, constitution hroken, and T was
i , TT ... L Jt nawking and spitting seven-eights
N. C. ; Charles II. Allen, care Badger, Gf the time. I prayed for iWuth to
Robinson couuty, N. C. ; Wm J. Matin, relieve me of my suffering. A favor
corner Sixth and Pennsylvania avenue, nine hoti in your pap(r of Dr Sage's
Washington, D. C. ; Messrs. J II. Squier
& Co., i41G P ennsvlvania: f.venue, Wash
ington, D. C.
Tlie Tnerinometer.
From the United States Signal Office at
this place we obtain the following report
of.the thermometer, as taken this - i.4.1
ing at 7;31 o'clock : t
Augusta, Ga. 48
Cairo, III.....! 39
Charleston,. S C....56
Cincinnati... L ..39
Corsicana, Tex... ...35
Hatteraa L 50
Fort Gibson,! C. N.35
Galveston..... ...... 47
Indianola...... ...... .49
JackaonvilleJ F1&...54
Knoxville....L...J....42
Lynchburg. .......... 40
Memphis, Tenn 44
Moblie, Ala ..52
Montgomery Ala.. .55
New Orleans.. 53
New York .40
Savannah, Ga.......54
Shreveport ......42
St. Louis Ho.. 33
St. Mkrks, Fla.i....53
Vicksburg, Miss.. .48
Washington,
Wi.minton, U.50
Bishop Lyman's Appointments.
February -14 Thursday Clinton.
;15 Fridiay p. m. Faison. I
17 Sunday Uok'shoio.
PJ Tuesday W i 'sot 1 .
'JO Wednesday Toisuot.
21 Thursday Ilocky Mount
22 Friday H-ng wood.
24 Sunday Halifax.
25 Monday Enfield. :
20 Tuesday -Welden.
Collections at each place for Diccesau
Missions. 1
6
All Open Verdict
JgY MISS M. KJ BRADDON. 10
"Beatrice"! br Julia , Kavaaaugh. 20
cents,
cent.
(tQk.nfa.1i 111 nl MliflpriH Fur." hv Wa!- I
""rp : - j tV d: '.a
i raw Kfliini h nil ma siucn ! ikiLr. a j lcu if.
"Th w.ndlnir Heir" bv Chaa Beade. 10
cents. At . I
o I I
" S. JEWETTS,
Front Street Book Store.
feb 8
9, 1878. NO. 10
Kew Advertisements.
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J JJ XI.- IT I Jtiitxjlli o
;irn n TJT n TiT
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"SlVrR'nTPlS
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1
or
which thev am wimimiMiiln.!
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NATURAL SELECTION.
- inve&ugaiors or natural science
have demonstrated beyond contro
x i: : j. L
versy, that throughout the animal
kingdom the "survival!! of the fittest"
is the onlyjlaw that vouch-afVs thrift
and perpetuity. Does jnot the sa ne
principle govern tho commercial
prosperity of man ? An inferior cAn
not supersede a superior article. I v
reason of superior merit, Dr. IMerce s
Standard Medicines have outrivaled
all others. Tlun'r nM im tlx. TT?ii..l
I
r;fu. L-018 U1' llull(lrIM
,1 I" - - j..- ll..iiV.T.T VV'lllVt
grow
o such proportions and rest
upon
any other 'hais than that of
merit-
H
j AG i-
Catai? 2?Il RemcdTT
1 &
is I'leasant to L se.
DK. SAGE'S
vatarrll Kemedy
I ' . !
Its. Cures extend over a1 Derod of il
years: j
SAGES
Its sale constantly increases.
X1. SAGE'S
Cures by its Mild, Soothing
Kllcct.
DTR, CAGE'S
Qurcs "Cold in
Head" and Cat aril i ,
Ozoma.
or
AN OPEN LETTER,
IT SPEAKS FOS ITSELF-
ROCKPORT,
Mass., 'April 2, '77.
Mr.' ditor :
Having "read in
your paper reports of the remarkable
cures of catarrh, I am induced to tell
'"what I know about catarrh," and
I fancy the ''siiuff" and "inhaling-
tube" makers (mere dollar grabners)
would be glad if they couhl e'mbla-
zph a similar cure in the papers. F)r
2i years'J suflered with eatarrh. Tlie
nasal passages became complete
n ni.,d I'CJimtr" o
lust," ."ashes
1 i j i
Minhaling-tubes,"
anu siicKsj
wouldn't work, though at intervals
I would snifrui)tHe i so-called catarrh
silufl", until I became a valuable test
er for such medicines. J gradually
grew worse, and 110 one can Know
how much I suliered or what a mis
erable being I was. My head ached
over my eyes so that 1 was eontiheu
to lnv bed for many successive davs.
sulleringl the most intense pain,
Which at one time lasted continu
ously for KiS hours. All sense of
' smell and taste trone. sirbt nod lurar-
jUfr impaired, body shrunken and
L.hase:u 1)ackae, and use it witli Dr.
Pierce's Nasul Douche, which ap-
)lies I the remedy by hydrostatic
pressure, the only way compatible
with common sense. Well, Mr. Kdi
tor, it did Hot cure jiie in three
fourths of a second, lior in one hour
or month, but in less than ejght min
utes I was relieved, and m three
months entirely cured, and havb re
mained so for over sixteen months;
While using tliej Catarrh Remedy, 1
used Dr. Pierc6's (Jblden Medical
Discovery to pi(rify my blood and
strengthen my s
tomaclij. I also ket
my liver active
by the use ofJii
Pellets. If my
and bowels jregular
Pleasant Purgative
exienence will in
duce other sufferers to seek the same
means of relief, this letter will have
' 1 - i - t. . - !
answered its purpose.
our truly,
.-D. KEMJCK
A GLUUU OF WITNESSES.
The following named parties are
among the-thousands who liaVe been
ci'HKi of 'ATAi:iiir y the x of
Dr. Cage's Catarrh Remedy : j
A F Downs New (ieneva. I'a; I) J
Rrown, St Joseph, Mo; K c Leyis,
Rutland, Vt; Levi Springer, Nettle
Lake, Ohio; CIuis Norcrop, XoHh
Chesterfield, Me; Milton Jones, H ri
ba,N V; J E Miller, Bridger Station,
Wyo; J CMerriam, Iogansjwm, Iiid;
M M Post, Loganspoft, Ind; J W
liauey, iremrmt, i'a; ll Ji Ayres, Ja
Porte, Ind; Jessie, M Sears, Ibrt
Branch, Ind; L Williams, Canton,
Mo; W A Thayer, Onarga,
i . .J . .17 .
xsicuois. j r. iiaivestcn. J exa : Jonas
i. - i '
r Jieinert, Ktonesville, I'a: JS W
lvisK, iMci'arland, Wis: Jonnson
TIMI! T r i ri ? -r
viia." neimii', vjnio; jih 31 a
Currey, Trenton, Tenn; J O Joslin,
Keeue, N H; A J Casjier, Table
I PLEASE NOTICE
XT- - . I
e win De iriaa to reeeir rnTnwi:.:L
f "uiv.auvr
trom our friends on any and all subjpets 01
general interest but : - !
The name bf the writer n.u.-t I
ilwajs be
furnished to the Editor. i 1
.. . ! I
ouuiiaanicauons must be, wiitten on bnlr
one side of the paper. , ' " "
Personalities must be avoided.
Andit is especially and rartiqularly un.
stood that the editor does rot aj way endorse
the views of correspondents, unless io stated
in the editorial columns. 1 " ;li 11 -
Louis Andlri. (aVs-
Rock, AV Va:
port, Ohio; (MI Chase, Elkhartjiul;
Mrs Henry Haight, San Kranciseo,
Cal: Mrs K M (Jallusliu, Lawrence
ville, X Y; YV .1 (. r ham 1 Adel, Iowa;
A () Smith, Newnan,'Ga; ChaiiE
Rice, Raltimore, Md; Jesse M SWrs,
Carlisle, Ind; Dan'l IS Miller, Fprt
Va ,, Ind; Mrs Minnie Arnkise,t2X
I)eh iey Street,. New York; II jW
Hall, Hastings, Mieh; Wm F Mars
ton, Lowell. Mas-; 'I W Roberts
Maricopa. Ari4.('has S Delaney,Har
rl .ii Pa; M ( 'Co y- Lowell, iMassj
Mrs, (' .! Sp'irtju, Camdenj Alar Chas
I' T r 1 . I . vi . . -
V Kaw. Ki.'deriektowii. Ohio- Mw
Ludy Hunter, Karmington, 111; (fapt
10 .1 Si'" "'ding.
l amp MMnbaughl
Wyo; J -AV Tracy, Steajnboat? Rbek;
iowa; Mrs Lydia Waite, ShOshan,
Henry ij.e, Jiantas, ( al; t V Cui
iuin::s, . Kantoul. 111: S K Jone
Henry i;ie, Jiantas, ('a); L V Cuiti-
mm::-
'llMI-lncfnn l. i 1 v i HMUitv X' VlJ...'
V
F.Hali, P-uehlivCal: Wm K Rartrie,
Sterling, Pa; H H Ebon, OPeriu
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa; .I K Jack
mah. Samiiel's Depo, Kv; Henrv
Zolrist, (Jeiieva, N Y;Miss Hhttie
I'arrott, Montgomery, Ohio; L Led-
brookj Chatham, Ill; S R McCoy;
Nashort,Ohio,- WW Warner, North
Jacks(n, Mieli; Miss Miary A Winuej
Darieii, Wis; John Ziegie, Carlisle!
Springs, Pa; .lames -Tompkinsl St.1,
i;iouu, . Minn; pmocii inter, I'awnee
City, Neb; Joseph T Miller, Xenia,
Ohio, S R Nicholas, ( ialvcstonJTex;
ttt t i t ii '111 1
ii j jjaini, upper Aiion, 111; jonn
Davis,, Prescott, 'Ariz; Mrs Nancy
Graham Forest Cove, Oreg. .
Goltleii Medic. U Discovery
. I - ' ' ! j
Is Alterative,, or Rlood-cleansi lig. '
Golden -Medical IMscoverj
P.ctoral..
Golden Medical .Discovery
ChoJagoguo, or Liyer Stimiilant
. : ' ' I- - ! M - . T-
Goldcn 3Sdlcl Discovery
i on 10
Golden Medical DisfcoWry
I i y l ea so n o f i t s A 1 1 e r: ; t i v e ;
rojufr
taires Diseases of the jlood ind S
as Scrofula, jor King's Kvil
Tumbis;
Ulcers, or Old Sores; Hlotc
lies; I Tim -
pies;' and Eruptions...- Ry
virtue of
its Poet oral propert ies, it cures Ri;ou-
hial, Throht, and: lamg Affections;
Iucij)ieut (ionsumption; liingering
Coughs; and Chronic Laryngitis.
Its Cholagdgue properties render it
an uneualed remedy 'for Rilious-"
ness; Torjid Liver,' or 44 Livei'i Com
plaint;" and its 'I'onicv properties
make it equally ellieacii;oi in curing
Iti.digost.ionY hiss of" Appetite, ana
Dyspepsia. j :
Where tiie skin is sallow and cov
ered with hlotche, and p.imples, or
where there are scrofulous swellings
and affections, !a few bottles of (old-
en Med Leah Discovery will effect an
entire cure.. If" you feel dull, drowsy,
debilitated,- have sidlow color of
skin, or yellowish-brown 'spotshoji
face or liody, frequent' healache; or
dizziness, bad taste in mouth, inter
nal heat or ehillsalternated with hot
flushes, low spirits and 'gloomy fore
bodings, irregular appetite,' and
tongue coated, you are suffering from
Torpid - Liver, o'r 4,Riliousness. jln
many cases of "Liver Complaint,"
only arf of these symj)toms are ox-,
perienced. As 'remedy frr all such
cases, Dr. 1,'ieice's (iolden i Medical
Discovery has po equal, as it efli?cts;
perfect cure-, leaving the i liver
strengthenejd and healtiiy. .
THE PEOPLE'S MEDICAL SERVANT
1 j i ij .
Dk. Ii. V Vumvi: is (the sole pro
prietor and manufacturer of the fore
going remedies, all oLwhicli art; sold
by druggists1. llr is also the Author ,
of the People's ( 'ommonlSenH Medi
cal Ad vise r ;t, work of nearly.) one
thousand pages, with t wo( liundred
an d ei g 1 1 ty-t wo w m d - 1 1 g ra vi ngs, in i I
colored plates, ile has already Jsohl
01 1 ms jojui:iar wor;c
Over 100,000 Copies
PRICE (post-paid) SI. 50,
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World s 'Dispensary , Rullalo, V.-
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Beard County Commissioners.
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Wcv Har over County. ,
'rtCMFICATIO.VS A.VI SEAL
'jED V
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posils will bt- rec.-ir.-d at the Corncif aibner
Kfoa, untii .SATUIiDAY, February 1C, at
11 ..Mock, A. M.,to UKI'AIHTUE BRIDGE
ACIiOSH SMITH CHEEK. -Each bid ahall -contain
an obligation to make raid Bridge as
strong in every particular as when first built,
and a warranty to keep it io such repair for
four years ensuintr without additional jcost
to the County. For the faithful 'xecntipn of
euch contract a Kati 'factory Jbond with wen
ritv fhall be farnifned. 1 1
" , . JOII.V G. WAGXEBj
feb y Chxn'n Board Commiwioijerj?.- " .
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