flOT LOSV, BUT GONE BEFORE.
BY FDLA.
Oh uo, she is not lost, the loved and cher-
lshed
Tho' slumbering deep beneath the church
yard sod. ' ...
Tls but the worthless casket that has per-
While she lias gone before us nnto God !
fsleis not lost ;ln youth's bright, sunny
Hhe'gave'lier heart with all its-hopes to
Then from the world and its allurements
She meekly walked the path her Master
trod.
5he i not lost ; her lamp was trimmed, and
WlienTang the midnight cry, "liehold.
He's here !"
And bright as dawn of the eternal morning
It shone in death s lone vale, serene and
clear.
She is not lost ; for with a love.undying
she gently hovers o'er the. friends left
And towards the pearly gate is ever striving
To draw the wandering feet of those so
dear.
Oh' uo, she is not lofct, the loved and cher
ished , . " v
She lives in heaven, to fade and die no
more;
And when this tenement of clay has per
ish h1, ' , ,
My soul will greet her on .the eternal shore
The Progressive Farmer. .
The progressive farmer is he who
looks forward with pleasure to that vhich
planted now may in the future yield him
a fit return for -his trouble arid toil ;
whose horizon is not bounded by the
-pl Aiitiug and sowing of mere annual crops,
lie breeds stock not ony with a view to
the natural increase, but at the same
time with the intelligent efforts to mane it
Utter and better, year by year. He
builds sheds and barns for their comfort.
These again he shelters with belts and
groves if he already has them not. He
plants orchards and cares for them. His
"garden as well as his farm is a model of
MAtness. It is true that he is not found
in the corner grocery, nor employed in
n, ere gossip iu the village streets.
He is generally found at home when
nut away on business reading, study
ing, seeking pleasure in thinking
l best he may . introduce some ad
ded convenience for the comfort of his
family or the good of his stock. It is
this class of men who are gradually
p. .min" to see the imDortance of timber
( 0 a
planting as one ot the means , to the
greatest success. These v ill yet come to
know that ten to fifteen per cent of their
I'.u ma planted to belts, as a protection,
will add fully twenty-five per cent, to the
productive capacity of their farms. Thus
their growing timber, if of the right
varieties, .while it is adding to the pro
ductiveness of their fields, will besides
give an added value to their farms at the
end of ten years at fully twenty-five per
cent more. Meanwhile the thinnings
from the timber .will fully compensate
for the labor expended. in the cultivation.
Thus while they will have left a most
valuable legacy to their heirs they will
have made themselves and their familicj
comfortable during their lives.
Ashes
The btatement has been made
we have never seen it tested that a
bushel of unleached ashes weighs
about forty-eight or fifty pounds. As
suming it to be forty-eight pounds,
a top-dressing of twenty-five bushels
to the acre gives 1,200 pounds of fer
tilizers. It is estimated that this
quantity of ashes contains about one
hundred pounds of potash, three
hundred pounds of lime, fifty pounds
of magnesia, twenty-five pounds of
phosphoric acid, and perhaps ton
pounds of sulphuric acid. It will
be seen that ashes are about equal iu
value to the best commercial guanos,
containing the very elements most
needed by plants; while guano is val
uable mainly for its nitrogen and
phosphoric acid. The ashes supply the
phosphoric acid, but contains no nitro
gen. This is the main difference.
The 8 alts of ahea also are generally
rendered insoluble by water by the
action of the fire, but can be made sol
uble by chemical processes.
A3b.es are a good fertilizer for any
thing that grows, from fruit trees
down to potatoes and garden vegeta
bles of every kind. As long as farmers
can procure them at a reasonable
price it is one of the best fertilizers
they can use.' They may be applied
broadcast, in the hill or drill, or in
compost. But in compo3ting care
must be taken hot to mix them with
anything containing ammonia, as ani
mal manures of any kind; Prom the
permanency of their effects, and the
number of essential elements that they
supply, they form perhaps the most
economical fertilizers to be bad, and
if residing near a town the farmer
ought to make arrangements with the
inhabitants to purchase all they have.
Exchange. " . .
H. Marcus & Son .
gOLE AGENTS in this city of the 'BAY
VIEW BREWERY. Baltimore Ale, Phila
delphia and Foreign Ale and Lager. Also
the celebrated '
Milwaukie llecr.
We import and bottle the best brands oi
Beer and offer rare inducement to pur
chasers. Families supplied with Beer free
of charge for delivery. v
H. MARCUS A SON,
feb 21
No. 5, Market street.
Werner & Prempert's Tonso
rial Booms,
JOS. 11, North Front and 7 South Front
Streets. p Satisfaction guaranteed.
None but the most experienced workmen
employed in these establishments.
Manufacturers of Tonics, Hair Oil,
Cologne, Renovators, Dyes, Beautifiers. Ac
4c. : men I
Miscellaneous.
Send in Your Orders.
Havins Facilities
ENJOYED j' .
BY FEW IN OUR CITY !
We invite ! j
ALL TO CALL UPON US,
AT OUR STORES. 1 ,
5, 7 6l 8 North Front Street-
V FOR THEIR j
FAMILY SUPBLlfc8!
We will give as niuch if not more, Good
for the money than any 'Housejn
the country, I j
And of the very best quality.
. We guarantee you always the Very
Lowest Prices, the MostjPoliteAttention,and
to Deliver your Goods at your Houses in ttxe
soonest possible time FREE OF COST ! i i
I 1 - :
, CA3U A CONSIDERATION 1
J&f Give us a trial and satisfy yourselves.
HOATvVKlGlIT & McKOY
5. 7 dt
apl 29
0 North Front Streets
North Carolina at
Gettysburg.
APPLICATIONS ARE (CONSTANTLY
made for copies of THE OBSERVER
containing the articles in regard to ,the con
duct of North Carolina troops at GetUyburg.
The number of requests Ifor these, from the
Northern States especially, has. lately be
come so great that, being .unable to jsupply
them otherwise it has been determined to
publish them in book form. I (
The papers on the subject, on both sides,
will be reprinted just as they appeared in
Thb Observer, and will make a volume of
some two hundred pages. i i
The book wWl be printed !on! fair white pa
per, with good, clear 'type, and in paper
covers will be sold at 25 cents each : I to deal
ers and canvassers at $15. per hundred,
A library edition will also be made, printed
on superior paper and handsomely bound,
which will be sold at $1 each to dealers and
canvassers at the rate of $60 per hundred.
Single copies of either edition mailed post
paid on receipt of the price, j ( '
. The book will be ready 'for delivery In a
few weeks. Orders accompanied with cash
are solicited. Address THE OBSERVER,
april27 , Raleigh, N. O.
The Observer for 1878.
1 i i
THE OBSERVER, a daily and weekly
North Carolina Democratic, newspaper,
printed at the State Capital, and with a cir
culation beyond question of rivalry, is offer
ed to subscribers at the following rates :
Daily Observer, Three months, $2.00
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Twelve " 8 00
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To each person rimitting, after this date,
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Observer for three months, will be mailed
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ume, ' ' ,
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To each person remitting after this date,
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o
UH COMBINED CATALOGUE F0K
1878 OF
Everything for the Garden.
Numbering 175 pages, with colored JJPIate,
" " ; ' I - " M':, "
SENT FREE ,
To our customers of past years, and to all
purchasers of our books, either GARDEN
ING FOR PROFIT, 1 RACTICALjFLORI.
CULTURE, or GARDENING FOR PLEAS
URE (price $1.50 each, prepaid, by mail).
To others, on'receipt of 25c. Plain 'Plant or
Seed Catalogues, without Plate, free to all.
PETER HENDERSON & CO.,
Seeedsmen, Market Gardners and Florists,'
35 Cortlandt St, New York.
A GREENHOUSE
"AT YOUR
1DOOR.,
For $1.00 we will send free by kail either o'
the below-named collections, ! all distinct
varieties : ' i j . r ' -
8 Abutilons, or 4 Azaleas
8 Begonias, or 3 Camellias,
2 Caladiums (fancy), or 8 Carnations
(monthly), i ' : - ,
12 Chrysanthemums, or 12 Coleus, .
8 Centaureas, or 8 other white-leaved plants,
8 Dahlias, or 8 Dianthus (new Japan), j
8 Ferns, 8 Mosses, or 8 Fuchsias,
8 Geraniums, Fancy, 8 variegated, or 8 Ivy
leaved, . 1 j
4 Gloxinias, 8 Gladiolus, or 8 Tuberoses
(Pearl),
4 Grape vines, 4 Honeysuckles, 4 Hardy
Shrubs, I .
8 Heliotropes, 8 Lantanas ar 8 Petunias,
8 Pansies (new German) or 8 Sal vias,
8 Roses, Monthly, 8 Hardy 1 Hjbrid, or 4
Climbing, . " I
8 Violet (scented) or 8 Daisies, English,
12 Scarcer Bedding, or 12 Scarcer Green
house Plants,
16 Verbenas, distinct and splendid torts,
25 Varieties of Flower, or 20 varieties of Veg.
etable Seeds, , ,
or by EXPRESS, buyer to pay charges,
3 collections for $2;. 5 for $3; 9, for $5:
12 for $6; 14 for $7; 18 for I $10; or the fu 1
collection cf 350 varieties of Plants and Seeds
sufficient to stock a greenhouse and garden
for $25, to our book "Gardening for Pleas
ure" and Catalogue offered above (value $1.
75, will be added. j ; y
PETER HENDERSON & CO.,
. '. daw 35 Cortlandt Street, N.X
$66
a week in your own town. $5 Out
fit free. No ruk. ! Reader, if I you
wanta business at which persons of
eitner sex can make great pay an we
time tney worst, wrile for particular to iu
uallett uo., rprtiana, alaine. men 6.
Corrected Erery Thursday by( '
PETTEWAY G SCHUUCEH,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND PRODUCE BROKERS,
r.; ' ak WiucwaioK, N. C.
13?i
12
10
T
9
9
9
&The following quotations repwent th
wholesale priced generally, In making up
small orders higher price have to be charged.
BAGGINQ- Gunny
Double Anchor.
Double Anchor "A".,...
Standard Domestic... ....
BACON North Carolina,
Hams. V O
Shoulders, Ibr...
Sides. W.n-.
Western Smoked
Hams.
Sides, V &
Shoulders.
Dry Salted "
Sides, V fi......
Shoulders, V B.,M.....lM.a
BEEF Live weight..
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine
- Second Hand, each.....;.... 1 75
New York,each, new....... 2 00
BEESWAX B) ....... 25
BRICKS Wilmington, ?M 8 00
10 Q
&X9
6
49.
3 Q
11
12
7
6
5
4
00
00
15
25
25
00
1)
Northern ......
BUTTER North Carolina B
Northern, 10 B
CANDLES Sperm ? S..
xaiiow, m.,
Adamantine, V t...
CIKIUSK
Northern Factory, B) ...
Dairy cream, V tt.
8Ute, yib
COFFEE Java, B... .
Rio, V
Laguyra, V fi
CORN MEAL bushel....
COTTON TIES fl.......
DOMESTIC
8heeting, 4-4 7$ yard...1...
Tarn, boneh ............
nan
Mackerel, No. 1, V bW....l 00
No. 1, X bbl 8 75
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl... .12 50
No. 2, y bbl........ 6 50
Mackerel, No. 3 V bbL....00 00
Mullets, y bbl........ 3 50
N. C. Herring. V bbL...U. 6 00
9 3
9
9 26
10 00
14 Off
9
&
9
9
O
14 0
00 Q
30
15 9
18
72i
4 9
7
95 9
25
35
40
00
K
14
15K
13
33
18
20
75
6
Dry Cod. V
FLOUR Fine, V bbl
super, JNortnern. w bbl..
9
Extra do " V bbl...
Family " V bbL..
City Mil!Ex,.Super V bbl...
r'amilylf bbl...
it
1K9
0 00
5 50
6 25
7 00
7 00
7 50
bbl... 8 00
Ex. Family
.KKTlJLilZiEttB
Peruvian Guano, ViOOO lbs. 54 00
Baugh's Phosphate " " 00 00
Carolina Fertiliser "
' m mm
urouna none,
30 00
& 9 00
00 00
7 00
9 50
3 75
8 00
0
5 00
6 00
6 50
9 8 00
9 7 25
7 75
8 25
Bone Meal
I ." FlourJ "
Navassa Guano, '
Complete Manure "
.Whann's PhMphate
iWando Phosphate, "
'BergerABrutx'sRos. "
Wilcox, Gibb A Co.; ma
nipulated Guano. ..48 00
GLUE V m 9
' 45 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 50 00
" 00 08
" 00 00
" 03 00
" 00 00
55 00
00 00
51 00
40 00
45 00
47 00
55 00
. 67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
67 50
GRAIN Corn,store,56fl)s 72
Corn, cargo, y 56 0s...... 57
IlCorn, yel., V bushel. None.
Oats, w bushel...... M. 50
6
10
10
95
Peas, cow, V bushsl
HIDES Green, fi
Dry,S
HAY Eastern, V 100 lbs...
North River, V 100 lbs....
9
9
9
9
9
12
75
58
60
00
Cuba, bbls., V gal...........
sugar house, hhds. y gal.
HOOP IRON y !ton 80 00
LARD Northern fi 9
North Carolina V fi 11
LIME bbl.... 1 25
LUMBER City steam sa'wd I
Ship stuff, resawed, ft. 18 09
Rough edge plank, VMft.16 00
West India cargo, accord--ing
to quality, V M ft.. ,12 00
Dressed flooring,seasoned. 15 00
Scantling and boards, com
i mon, V Mft ....12 00
MOLASSES Ouba,hhdVgl 33
35
24
bbls.? gal... 26
Orleans Choice bbls. y gal. 37
NAILS Cut,120dto4d,Vk"g 2 85
'mi t . TT T f . .
uiuo A.erosene, v irai...... to
Lard, gal 1
Linseed, y gal. 1
Rosin, yp gal '
PEANUTS V busheL......J
POTATOES Sweet, V bus.
Irish. Northern. V bbl 2
P 0 RK Northern, city m ess. 1 2 00
Thin, bbl ...00 00
Prime, y bbl (extra) 10 50
Rump. bbl ..00 00
RICE Carolina, V & 6
East India, S... 00 ,9
Rough, bushel 75 9
RAGS Country, V 2! IK
City,?ift 'I
rope .j.......... e 9
n
120
1 05
85 00
9 1 10
9 12
O 0 00
20 00
18 00
14 00
25 00
14 00
37
40
10
00
30
75
55
50
0
9
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
9
45
75
45
10
40
00
80
00
00
00 00
11 00
00 00 .
7
00
1 00
.2
2
22
SALT Alum, V sack
Liverpool, sack...........
American y sack
Marshal's fine, V MckMM. 1
Cadixsa'ck
SUGAR Cuba, js Jb ,.
Porto Rico, V 9......i...J..
A Coffee, lb
B V lb
C " V 2 .
Ex C V B
Crushed lb
SOAP Northern, lb......
SHINGLES Contract, VIM 4
Common, f M. 2
Cypress sap M 5
Cypress hearts, V M 6
STAVES W. O. bbL V M.15
R O bhd. V E. ....... .........00
Cypress, V M M..........10
TALLOW- fi
TIMBER Shipping V M ...12
Mill, prime per M. 8
Mill, fair per M 7
Inferior to Ordinary,per M 4
WHDiKEY North'n, per gl 1
- North Caroina, per gal... 1
WOOL Unwashed, per fi...
Washed, per lb
00
80
00
00
10
00
10
9
!
11
7
60
75
80 9
45
75
9
10
00 9
; 9
9
00 9
0
5 O
00 & 6 00
25 3 00
50 0 00
00 10 00
0 25 00
00 00 00
00 18 00
: 9 io
00 13 00
50 10 00
50 8 50
00 00
25. 3 50
60 2 25
O 20
30
18
'28
At Low Figures.
75 Boxes Bacon,
&SO Bbls. MolassesV all kinds,
600 Bbls Flqur, allJdnds,
7o Bags Coffee,
75 Bbls. Sugar.
We also have on hand a con
signment j of
whice we will
See us. j
BIN FORD) LOEB b CO,,
apl 29 j Wholesale Grocers.
!
Bergner & Engel Beer.
5 CENTS : PEB-i vGLASS,
At the OLD CLARENDON BAR.
f -. . . I. f -
The finest; LIQUORS 10 Cents a Glass aad
; : - CU2ABS ia stock. . ,
t DICKSEY A GRIFFITH:
aprl llv . l, , j Proprietora; ;
Bail Boad Lines, &c.
CenM SuD'ts Office,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND A -
GUSTA RAILROAD
Wilmington, N. C, Noy. 10, 1877.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ,
. -i i .... !
On and after Snnday, Nov.-11, the follow
lug schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN,(daily
' except Sunday.) i
Leave Wilmineton...... ' 10 28 A M
Leave Florence-... 3
Arrive atColumbia ; 6
Leave Columhia.......
Leave Florence..........i
Arrive at Wilmington 8 00 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington 7 25 P M
Leave Florence .......11 20 P M
Arrive atColumbia 2 50 A M
Leave Columbia 12 50 A M
Leave Florence... 4 18 A M
Arrive t Wilmington ....... 8 45AM
; This Train will only stop at Flemington,
Whiteville, Fair Blur, Marion, Florence,
Timmonsville, Sumter and Acton between
Wilmington and Columbia.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN
leept Sundays.)
Leave Wilmington 11 00 A M
Leave Florence........ 7 00 P M
Arrive at Columbia......... 3 10 A M
Leave Columbia 12 15 AM
Leave Florence....... 8 00 A M
Arrive at Wilmington.... 4 00PM
. Passengers for Augusta and beyond
should take Night Express Train from Wilmington.
Steamship Lines, &c:
10 PM
20 PM
11 40 PM
3 30PM
(Daily,
ex
7 Through Sleeting Cars on night trains
lor Charleston and Macon.
I A. POPE, G P A
JOHN F. DITINE, General Supt,
nor' 12
V1LMINGT0N & VELDON
BAILB0AD COMPANY.
Ortioa of Gkh'l Sdpkrihtshdkkt
WUmington, N. C, March 5, 1870.
On and after Thursday, March 7th, 1878
at 12:45 P. M., Passenger trains on the Wil
mington A Weldon Railroad will run as fol
lows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at... . 9 05 A M
Arrive at Weldon at 3 10 P M
Leave Weldon 12 45 P M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St
Depot at.: 705 P M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at . 7 50 P 3l
Arrive at Weldon at 3 10 A ft-
Leave Weldon, daily at......L...... 3 15 A
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at ....... 10 10 AM
The Day Train makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North via Bay Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rich
mond and all rail routes.
Night train makes close connections at
Weldon for all points north via Richmond.
Sleeping Cars attached to all Night Trains.
A. POPE, G. P. A.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Sunt,
mch 7
: . . . - I
Soartanbure: & A,
R. R.:
New Route to theMoun tains
of Western No. Ca.
THIS NEW ROUTE IS NOW OPSN
to the travelling public. Passenger trains
leave daily the Depot of the G. A C. R. R.
in Columbia at 12:45 p. m., and arrive at ter
minus of S. A A. R. R. at 8 p. m., where
close connection is made with four-horse
coaches- for Flat Rock, Hendersonville,
Asheville and Warm Springs. Passengers
will have choice to go through or lie over at
Mt. Tryon, where the1 fare is excellent, and
resume their journey early next morning
and thereby enjoy some of the finest moun-
i it. TT i rt i 1 X
taiu scenery on toe xiuwaru vjrap iurnpiK.e, vu i
hf fnnnti in Wosfprn 'N'nrfli HiirnliniL f
I f Arrangements have been made with the
W. C. A A. R. R., for round trip tickets at
the following rates :
FronrWil. to Flat Rock and return,!$15.85.
" " Asheville and return, $19.85.
, it t to farm Springs and return,
$25.85. i
it u t0 Hendersonville and return,
$15.85. ,
Capt. S. S. Kirkland, of N. C, and for
merly of the Air Line R. R., will be present
on the arrival of the trains at1 the terminus
of the S. A A. R. R., to see that passengers
are provided for and sent forward without de
lay. On arrival of trains passengers are r e
quested to ask for Capt. Kirkland, Passenger
and Transportation Agent. I
Try this new route.
t D.-R. DUNCAN, Pres't.
jnly 12
CLYDE'S '
Klew York
AND
I
Wilmington, Wf!;C,f
USteamshipllLine,
'.The Steamerl
BENEFACTOR.
: CAPT.'J0NES,
W1..jc SAIL FROM NEW VORK OS
SATURDAY, May 4.
B- Shippers can rely upon the prompt
sailing; of Steamers as advertised. -fe i
For Freight Engagements apply to
A. D Cil.Zii.X7Z. Aent,
-Wilmington, SiT. C.
L t. liELDEtf, SoliciUng Agent
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., General agents,
6 Bowling Green, or Pier 13, N. R., New
april 29
i - i
H5a.Dlininnioire
and - ; ( '-.
Wilmington. N. C.p
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer
' '
D. J. FOLEY,
- CAPT. PRICE,
WILL SAIL FROM BALTIMORE ON
Saturday, May 4,
Shippers can rely upon the prompt
13111X1? f steamers as advertised.
: Through Bills of Lading- given
to and from Philadelphia, and Prompt
SispatCh guaranteed.'
For Freight Engagements apply to1
A. D. CAZAUZ, Agent,
Wilmington, W. C.
! L. S. B ELD EN, Soliciting Agent.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agen
Corner Lee and Light Streets, Baltimore.
York. 1 apl 29
To our Friends and the
r
Public Generally.
N
OT TO BR OUTDONE AS
hm-rrri
Regards low prices, we offer
a full set of Teeth on Silver plate tor $25.00.
The 8 me on Gold plate for $50.00; perfect
fit guaranteed and entire satisfaction in every
instance. Filling and all dental xrperatioms
performed skillfully at correspondingly low
prices. Teeth extracted without pain. Carr's
Tooth Paste constantly on hand.
TH0S. B. CARE & SON,
dee 11
No. 38 Marketlit
Female School.
i
MISSES BURR A JAMES, Principals.
fJlHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL 8ession
of this school will commence on THURS
DAY, the 4th of October. Pupils of all ages
received, while the same care will be bestow-
COTTON YARN. 'mallest child. Object teaching combined
Sell at lOW. nerures. t mhn. the PrinciDals. after
I .wmw v. , - . -r
to be the most advantageous method of lmt
parting knowledge to the young and enquir
ing child. . . , - '
Vocal music and calisthenics free of extra
charge, excepting trifle for the daily nse of
calistnenic apparatus.
Musical Department under the supervision
of Mrs. M. 8. Cuahing, whose loag and faith
ful experience renders her peculiarly fitted
for this work. I
For terms, Ac, see or address Principal;
sept 6. j
BIST
business yom can engage In. $5
to $30 per day made by any
worker of either sex, right in
their own localities. Particulars and samples
i r Tmnvim vnnr mirfl lim t
i wurw lice. .v. - - j -r - -- -
:- iU business. Address Sriiso A Co., Po rt-
t.ana; Maine. v BtH'
B, D. MORRILL,
Undertaker,;" Carpenter and
Cabinet-Maker,S
Third Ctreet, Opp.V City! Hal
ILL FURNISH COFFINS and Caskets
with attendance at short notice.
Orders for Carpenter work and Cabinet
work respectfully solicited and promptly ex
ecuted.
All work guaranteed.
feb 8
o
Telephone, I
WING TO THE INTRODUCTION OF
the Telephone in the city, I have determined
to reduce the price of LAGER BEER to
FIVE CENTS A GLASS 1 '
I -
rCARL MUGGE,
apl 11- Under Dawson Bank Building.
The Cosmopolitan.
Beer-Lager Beer.
rpHE BEST LAGER is sold at my Bar for
Five Cents per Glass !
Fine Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars al
ways on hand. Open Day or Night.
1 .JOHN CARROLL, j
apl 11 Proprietor.
Lager Beer Notice.
II0ZART SALOON.
THAT OLD RELIABLE SALOON will
from to-dayi sell that celebrated "BERG
NER ft ENGEL" BEER at
Five Cents per Glass.
Fresh arrival of Beer every week.
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SUMMER DRINKS are now in eeason,
prepared in FIRST CLAS S STYLE.
apl 11
JOHN HA AR, Jr., Prop-
Ice Cream Parlor
Wow Open
ND I AM READr TO SERVEJMY
i patrons with
also
Strawberries, Fruits
v and
apl 30
Confectioneries.
J. W. Lippitt.
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fidges. Address, J. Down A Son, 136 A 138
vvva Si,,t iiwsourgn, i'a. . ; apl i-4w .
1 Q 1 O Soldiers and Widows dan now get
J--W Pensions by writing to John Kirk
patrick,! Cambridge, Oho. Magistrates
wanted as agent. apl 22-4w
nnnAKIC HiKtest honors at all World's
UnUMnd Exhibitions. Late5t Catalogues
and, Circulars, with new styles, reduced pri
ces and much information, sent free. MA
SON. A HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,1 1 BostSn.
New York or Chicago. j apl 22-4w
olists renewed. See BeatU's latest Newspa
per for full reply sent free. Before buying
PIANO or ORGAN read my latest circular
Bcatty's celebrated Pianos and Organs, beau
tiful Instruments! Challenge comparison 1
Rivals arej ealousff my success ! Most siie.
cessful house in America I Commenced aj fetf.
w m r m m f r i u i t m fin t n i i a m n i . . n i
$2,000,000 annually. Lowest prices ever
Riven, elegant Rosewood Pianos, $135, 16
stop Church Organs $115, tremendous bar-
Kiuo now reaay. Aaarefs, - I ;
DANIEL IF. R E ATT Y, i Hi AD
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WAR
april22-4w
Washington, New Jersey.
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$50
For a CASE of CATARRH
That Sanford's Radical Cure
for Catarrh will not instantly e
lieve ("fid speedily, cure. iteferen
cs, Ilcnry Wtl; Efal, Wells,
r'arijo. a Co., Aurora. NJ Y.;Wm.
liowi-n, Esq., Mc. Uattdn, Grant A
Uowcn, St. Louis. .Testimonials
p f a-d treatise by mail. ..'tpri.ee, with
t(l rtll improved Inhaler, $ I. cold every
.IJ LI U wnere. w tfcivrt a i'um,K, I'ro-
prietors. Boston, Mass. apl 22-4 w
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FA C-
PIANOS AND ORGANS
TORY PRICES. Great Reduction to close
out present stock of 500 1 New and Second
hand Instruments of five first-class makecs,
fuKy warrantrd axid at prices that defy' coh
rETinoN for this class of Instruments. Agents
wanted for Watkks' SurKuioa RelL OkoanSs
and Pianos. Illustrated Catalogues mailed.
Horace Waters A Sons, Manufacturers and
Dealers, 10 East 14th St., New York. Also
General Agents for Shonijjgeh'b Celebrated
Premium Organs. apr22-4wi
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DOCTOR'S REPORTS
H. R. Stevens. Esq. ': j
Dear Sir : Wa have been selling yourkal-
ii -r, . - .1 J J lie. .1
uaDie v egeune ior mree years, nu neubu
4hat it gives perfect satisfaction. We believe
it to be the bett blood rurifier now Jol?.:
Very respectfullv,
Pr, J. E. RROWN & CO., Druggists, -'
apl 22 4v Uniontown, Ky.
: : - 4- 1
PORUS I -PLASTER
was invented to overcome the great objection
ever found to the old style of piorus plasters
that of slow action in bringing relief. . lien
son's Capcine Porus Plaster relieves pain at
once and cures quickly. It imparts a ser8a-H
tion of gentle and stimulating warmth, and
brings rest and comfort to the sufferer.
. Benson's Porus Plaster received the high
est and only medal awarded to planters. Price
25 cents. ; - l
Each genuine Benson's-Capcine Plaster has
the word Capcine cut through the placer
Take no other. april 22-4w
Benson's Cancine
N e w Spring: Bu tte;
JOE0. RIYERS
9, 11 and 13 South Front Stro.
rpHIRD SHIPMENT JUST RECEiyKf.
300 Bbls. Extra Family 'Flour.
10 Tierces I X L Pig Hams, Should-
; ders and Breakfast Strips. I
' 20 Boxes D. S. Sides. Pig Pork', Ful
ton Market Beef, Extra Fat No.
1 Shore Mackerel, ' Apples, Or-
anges and Lemons. . '
250 Roxes Laundry "and Toilet Soaps,
best and cheapest in THE SI AIL..
The Largest and Cheapest stock of WINE,
TEAS, LIQUORS, SEOAR3 and TOBACCO.
Cash Buyers will save money selecting
from this immense stock of Groceries I i
Thousands ?
Yes, thousands of nice thing? ior Easter,
Sweet Notions, Canned Good3, Choice Cured
Meats, Ac, Ac. 1 ,
" P. S. Free delivery per stmrj Passport o
any part of the country day or night. j
GEORGE MYERS)
9, ii a 13' a. rnozTTAT
april 1 .
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P
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Happy Kkhef to Yodbq Man
from the effects of Errors and
Abuses in early life. Mas
hood Restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment, eir
and remarkable remedies.
Books and circulars sent Ifree
in sealed envelopes. Address
Howard Association, 419 N.
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
An Institution having a high
reputation for honorable con
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Furniture. I,
LARGE 1ND WELL SELECTED
' 1 I i
Stock of New and Latest Stjlei of.
Black Walnut and Maple
Chamber, Parlor I
and Dining Koom Suite,
Now in Stock and MARKED DOWN to
suit the times. Call and examine Price?
Goods and Terms. D. A. SM ITH & CO. J !
Furniture Dealers, North Front St
apl 18
' Wanted
HOUSEKEEPER, a lady of good char
acter, to take charge of a gentleman's family
n the country. Good references must be
given. Apply to A. B. C,
apl 10 :Burgaw Postofic.