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V I K r A N 1 j II V I E U v.
Down ia Georgia, fiijs th'i L uivt!!e
Courier-Journal, they are in. favor of
removing tlie fax on ipinine anl putting
it oadogs. ('hnj;ii. the laty on tarn,
ta it wre.
Iu Pari thirty live yeara o store of
all Linda were ij ta on Sunday moruiuz.
Xow all lire cataMUhmenU are cJ-h? 1,
ari'l only a few of the nu!! r are open.
In Iu!j, tir, lab r is much more restricted
oa SunJiy thin foronTtjr.
Tk-re i a free liht arni.;; th New
York gis :umiiaiii-.", aV..l tL r:ce of
the article lit fallen. The is companies
v.Uh it to le d:!itiCt!y udi-Mc! that
it is coxiftiti.n arid tt the j.r K-ctivc
e'ectrc l:ht which givei New York
cbtaj-r illumination.
A li:ii fcoy waout in tl.c b.ck yard
pjundiugon a tin ji The father crm
iu tired aud ut!rn, ar.d teins disturbed
by tbenoUc cried cut: 'What ia turned
1 ose in the lack ard. a wild animal?'
The Iilt!e fellow replied, Yt-th, thir, it s
a pan thir.'
Field lake-tics form part of the train of
nearly every, Eurojvou army. Despite
thtae arratienicLt, it h8 in recent wars
been frcpcr.tly found ieiiwtb!e to trip
ply the large armies with frcnh bread
.from djy to diy; and it seem a likely that
the attempt to l i - witl bs ahiudoued,
aul biscoit is;utd instead of bread.
The French R-publicaos are dii g
what they can to hilp th Imperialist
That Marshal MicMhou idimld hive
Ken refused permission to attend the
funeral of the ccly on of the Prince who
tuade him a Mirahal of France and a
Duke can only be reirdfd as aa act of
judicial maJcepjj.
Old Aunt .Sarah Fields a i egro woman
of Blue Kidiio, Ky., lirinly believed that
she must die, be buried, arid rise again on
the third daT, in order thathcr race should
be benefiled. The acccw modal ing boys
of ber neighborhood gave Lnr cliloroform
and left ber in a graveyard , so that when
she awoke she thought that the desired
miracle bad been wrought. She is now
watting for the good result.
The follow ir g naroml persors are ad ised
to study the thermometer in hot weather
and to take their ease as much as possible:
Tenons pait the prim- of life, persons
addicted lo"tbe free use of liquor', 'dyepp
tJcs especially dyspeptics with overworked
heads and the whole order of men and
worn mi with shaken neivous systems,
whe;her from the presence ol chronic dis
eases, especially heart disease, or from
any other cause.'
In clearing away the ruins of the South,
crn Hotel, :n St. Louis, which have been
lying unimproved since the burning in
1577, the remains of a human being were
found. It is thought that many other re
males will be discovered in the removal
of the debris. In the past few days con
siderable quanti.is of etlverw'aro and
jowelry have Won found, also gold
watches and trunk of clothing. A tor
lion of Kate CUxtou'a wardrobe is among
the salvage taken cut.
The New Yrk IIW Id publishes a list
of persons killed and wounded by the
U3t of firearms and fireworks oa the
Fourth of July. It rills an entire column,
though each casualty is narrated in the
Lrietst style, and is doubtless very incom
plete. There are eighteen fatalities, not
including Mr. Seymour, and the wounded
tarn op 107, many of which aro so ser
ious that they will probably reu!l in
death. It is truly said tbt if a complete
list could be made the casualties would
te found to equal that of a very respec
table South American battle.
A memWr of Congress, ia dipo.iag of
h:s unad ministered assets before leaving
Washington, seat two bottles of old
Bourboa whlsksy to a memtar of the
Cabinet, accompmied by the f-llowiog
note, which is too gx! to be lost:
Ebbitt, June SO. 1373. Hon. 1
Dear: Please accept the accompany
ing 'twin relics'of a Bou rboa dynasty.
If yoa find in the chosen vessels any
spirit of revolution put it down. Very
truly yours. v
The English papers are still full of inci.
dents connected ith the Pi i nee Imperial's
life and death. The Empress has fonually
expressed to the Duke of Cambridge her
complete exoneration of lxrd Chelmsford
from all blame m respect of the Prii.ce Iui
rial's death. On the 2-lth of June the
Umpress received the last letters written by
her son. So far she has not dared to open
them, and they remain at Chiselhursl as
they arrived. When the nejfs of the
Trine Imperial's desth reached the Prince
t.f Wales so great was hU grief that those
who were present thought be would have
fainted.
Z4CI1 CHANDLER THE BOXER.
It has been cause f"rsome littlelwcnn
der with cs how Mr icb Chandler, of
MiehL-af, c-uM hiv te courfg to dare
to ir..!-i'- i -u'-h pMII'p?cs as 1 bi'W'
oa-i v illy hurll jK1"1 ':e Jn!Vn ani'
hr p'"pe, in-the fn- of ko nijtuy G.-r-ft!rte
Iiri'i iirs I We have notkeil
that h. Ijh.-. ii-v-r r.itde! any elab.rat-ly
prepared jwi-ch upon ariy of the vitilly
i'Hportant sul j cts which claimed ti.e tit
ter.tion of the 0nj:re3s whose isin has
jaat tf rminatel,but that he has, at tunes,
risen in his place in the Senate Chamber,
to hurl impncaMons upon the South gen
erally, aud upon Jeff.rton Davis in par
ticular. It has seemed like an ecceutric
ci.-e of dotage or vintaire, which c uld o
lv Ik? relieved by uch an ebullition an Ij
which hu was kindly permitted to do b
the presiding t nicer, and which no Sen
ator con.-idcr'-d it worthy to notice. Wc
had not the remotest idea that uLder tuese
periodic growli atd menacts was hiddeu
a Piaster motive, Ie-at of all dii we iinai:
i;,e thry were iutei.d.-d to , provoke a ijoii
Mi-:. J I
It Is more thin possible, however, that
we have beeu rnistakpu, ftnd th-U erery
menace of -his had a rihtin import;
that he wa.-i prepared ud eacr for tne
fray, and would have aa le ,iye!y tiv.e-:
ft.r any oi.e wii i nh.ull have the fol
hardir e to Sake up tae gauntlet which
he threw s. deti mt:y li mq. To the earr
uf au e5T interviewer, he recently ? n
fideil the important fact that be is a
... i - . .
scientific pui'i, and lroa the m inner
in which be made the statement wa are
lel to itfer that his speeches hi 1 no id
e
msaiiin, o'H were imrua.-'i i"
arois"
the wrath of the 'B igiuiifrs
: 1 I
Uih ft
di zree that some one of ilm wc u'd
"pitch iu.'Foitunnte!y he did :i'Uuect!ed.
Here is what "Mizzer ' Cr-anlltr &ab ol
him self as a boxer.
"Many yenrs ao I determii'nl lo ta'te a
course of tiainit. in boxi, and I em
ployed one ! the bt trainers in thf
c uutry, tlu tnan who trained Uetaan
f r lii famous prize-tight before the war.
I was uuder this jnan's chirge fl-r at le:ut
-ix months, and-in thai time beca-ne
an adept in using my fis's. 1 got a firbt
class muocle aud have preserved it to this
day. No person in the Si4te u?pect&
that I am a boxer or that I can Ktrike a
blow of iron, but rf I am ever assailed m
assailant will discover that I can iLlend
myself without reporting to weapous.'
We rejoice that tha pllobel -Brigadiers'
pursued : ha mild-manueied course which
they did, and were not led into the trap
which the Michigan pugilist! had laid for
i
them. It would have been a deplorable
sitfht to see that host of umecoustructed
Uebel Brigadiers" pitch J into ! the fight-
with that old 'rebel yell" ringing through
the Senate Chamber, 'aud have them all
knocked icto smithereens" by Michigan'
inutcle. We hope th it a proper caution
will restrain our impulsive delegation in
Congress for the future; at le&st so long as
. 'I
the man who took lessons ia pugilism
frouVtleenan's trainer occupies a se&t in
the Senate. They have escaped any dire
Oilamity thus far; let us hope jbat now,
with the important knowledge before
them, they may with becoming prudence
manage to avoid a colli sion which would
result in disaster.!
Til E C II I .X ES E CO 31 I.N G .
A San Francisco dispatch to the Balti
more Sun says a great increase of emi
grants 'from China hs set in and promis
es to continue. Oue thousand are just
landed; 1,500 came in the two preceedingi
weeks. One thousand landed at Portland
Oregon. All sail ships now bring full
complements, and Ilong Kong advices say
that pa?sjge is engaged ahead estimated
at 20,000. Like s-arming bees, thb
cowds of Chiua are on the wing, seeking
room for life where ' food is accessible
Not an easy task to st-jp the flight of a
nation swarming. ' j
Here is what "Mizzer" Chandler sajs
of hi Presidential chances, jto an inter
viewer of the New York &t ar:
Do yoa think Biaiae has a chance?'
Yes. be has a chance only a chance,
though ha may be tQe nominee. No one
uow mentioned has more than a chance.
The politicians ill kill Sherman off, and
if the contest gct3 down' ta a bitter one, a
negative man may be taken up, say
Wsshburne or Z ica Chandler."
"What of Cuaudler's chaneec-?"
"Well, there h a I disposition! in some
qnarters to ridicule the thought of his
nomination, and yet iA my -intercourse
with the ieople I find that there ia a de
cided sentiment fayoring Cnandler. He
has courage. The people like a coura
geous man. I don't tnink Chand'er has
any Presidential aspirations, but the Ue
pubiican party could go a goojd deal fur
ther for a candidate and1 fare a' good deal
wore." i , ,
The ISerublicaKStilso like a modest man
and the above shows Mr. Chandler to be
a rcodcet mauvery. 1
The radical war in this State has been
thus far a triumph' for John Sht-rnrau:
Thomas Powers, collector of internal rev
nue for the S:oad 1 District of North
Carol ina, has been removed and the po
sition given to Elihu A. White, but who
EUhu A. White, is, or where ,he came
from, is more than we ken. ,
I " '
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JflOUJSHlMrJ.
Ajax de fie-1 the lightning, bntitis
worthy of remark that the Jersey va
riety was not then invented.
We regret to hear that some country
fdk- now write lette rs to their city
r itivt-!i, telling hra the potato bog
j w brlikfi out l).'.J y ia their neipb-
fvr!uMi, ' a IB ea'ching. Oil City
Di-rri :k !
" A L i J 'U ntfcsi.()r relates that
wlin Fre! c'-m, who fell overboard
fruru tfje st-oier whica tti k fhe Cob-
Jfii C uh bick 'fiom lr eln-rjcf1, wa
re ;u d t.d rttnrf-d tit dfck, the
tiret tt ii;g he courteously sid Wft8
that h? hopnj he Lad not kept the
bt.auifr waiting. 1 j
A wi e wanted her hu-bind to pym
pati.ize with her in a ft-minine quar
rel, but he ref acted, raying : "I've
ivr-d io-ig enough to know that one
nitu i-i as good as anotiier, if not
r.etter "Aud I,' retorted the wife,
"have lived foug enough to know that
one nitin is aa b;id as another, if not
wor.ie.' '
A c-rtain colonial legion now ex-
tiijct po-ses-ti'd at one time an officer
wiiu would havo well paused foi own
orot'u-r to jirs. Mlajrop. His eon
brCitno a viotiai to tho tender passion,
aJ wuile the spooning was ac its hot-
teif, ti 'of our.-,," meets Mala-
prop her.-, and eay: 0;d fellow, ia it
trtir tfiHt your son Joe id engaged to
"Vlib D ar.1? Every oue talks bo." "It
u utters but little. Captain B ," re
plies AIaiaprip, pompously, "what
.cOp e talk. Tuere are always so many
ei-.arjs tl jiug nboat that it ia difHojIt
to believe any th ug. Whateverl hear,
I h wallow with a dose of baits. , Joe is
oot ahaancd. Miss Dah hm oeitainly
'uamtld him, completely enameled
him. He ims put other shooters
horse d: o o'nba ; but uo betrothal is
on thn tapvti. Tnat w.ll come, I sup
po.se, bt court-t ; when, I hardly know
but port mortem, I fancy." Chm-b-.rs
Journal.
I ' "
Iiileinperaiice among the women of
Springfield, Mass., his excited the alarm
of a local teniperance society. The lie
Ituhlican says that two womeu who were
rxnly Ore.-set), aud who aro aficustomed to
move in the city's best society, went
shopping while so obviously drunk as to
attract the attention of all who taw them.
These not the only women of good
S'jciai position who' have been seen in
puilic, withiu a few i months, the worse
for' wine or something stronger. 1
A beheaded Kansas rojster still lives,
after four mo .ths of decapitation. I He is
fed at the throat, and is in good health.
The head was cut off at the base of the
brain without' injuring the ?piual col
umn. A Fool Once Mure. j
" For ten years my wife was confined to
her bed with such a complication of ail
ments that no doctor could tell what was
the matter or cure her, and 1 used up a
small fortune in humbug stuff. Six months
ago I saw a U. S. liag with Hop Bitters
on it, and 1 thought I wculd be a fool
once more I tried it, but my folly prov
ed to be wisdom. Two bottles cHred her.
she is now as well and strong' as any
man's wife, and it cost me only two dol
lars. Such folly pays. H. W., Detroit,
Mich.
PARTICULAU NOTICE,
T HAVE NOW ANI ALWAYS ON
X. hand a very line lot of both Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos.
The celebrated "HEIRESS OF VIK
GINIA," OKAVELY" and the "ELDO
KADO," are my principal Chewing Tobac-
i 1
The Old Reliable, "TRIDE OF DUR
HAM," Original Genuine "BULL DUR
HAM," and th- "G LD LEAF," are my
principal Sun ki u Tobaccos, which I can
sell at very low piices. !
ZZ. BUB.3SZmxaZl,
No. 0, Market St. , Wilmington, N: C.
dec 7w
Headquarters for Ale,
Lager Uecr and Porter.
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, No. 5 Market Street
c
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Ale, Laser B-er and Porter, both keg and
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Coantrf ordert proniptlr attodei to
Furniture.
JUST RE-JEIVED'FROM FACTORY
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grades of FURNITURE, which we offer
at Great Ba-gaius. Call and examine.
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Salt. Salt Salt.
4 000 scti LlVEP00L-8ALT'
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and see our 30 f GB4 Sew Butter ; also New
burar and C'h aoest PIou" in the eity.
If tou o not buy we will be glad ; f &how
yoa. Call ia.
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the liver, stomach and he kidneys, a eyste
mtic course of the Bitters will so rt-inforce
the vital functions as to baffi all the assault
f disease and reetore the system to its wont
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WE GUAR4KTEE THIS WHISKEY
sold at $3.00 per jrallna, better than
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Che Most Valuable Meaieat Discov
ery Known to the Worid No
; More Use for Quinine, (Jiloiiie
I or Mineral Poisons Life Ifor the
BloolJ Strength for the Nerves,
and Health for All.
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PU
CL1C
Believing that bf oleansing tbe blood and
building up the iconatitution was the only true
ira of ban hiiig- dieae and beio troub'J
with weaknes of the luns, catarrh, very
much broken down in constitution, ic , and
after tryiiig the bdrt phjticians and paying
out my. money for mfy aitdo of mediciDee
idvertised without finding a permnuent cure,
i b g&u doctorinfi: myself, .usinj medicines
jiAie from roots and herbs, j 1 fortunately
:iscovered a wonderful Hitters or Blood
Ckansfcr,trjerirst bottle of wbicn tfare me:De
:i'e an t vior, arid in tioin rllecttjd a perma
niiit cure. 1 was t're trom catarrh, my lung
oecaute strong and sound, bbiujc able to staud
the aioat severe cold and expobure, and 1 have
gained over thirty pounds in weight. Feel
ne confident that I had u-a ?e a wondertul
diacve.y in meaiciue, 1 prepared a quantity
ot the Koot bitters,. and was in tn baoito
ziviaif t em awav to sick tru ud aud nih
bors. I fu.Dd tne medicine effected the most
wonderful cares cf &l difeafes caused tr -u
humors or scrof la in the hio' d, lmjrdeijce
Ba1 Stt macn, Weakuess, KivJney Diseape
Torpid Liver, Ac . c. i'he ues of my
discoveiw in this way spread r'ro u nue pereoc
to another until I fouDtl -myself called upon
to euniJlv t'atients with ree.iici' e tr and
wide, and I was induced to establish a labor
dtor? for compo -ndinr ana bottling tbe Koot
Bitters in iare quutities, ad 1 now d vote
al' mj time to this business.
I was ar first backward in presenting eitne
invself or discovery in this way to the publc.
not being! a patent med cine man and with
small capital, but Ii am getting bravely over
that, Hiuce 1 nrsc advertised this meoicin'
I have been crowded wita orders from drug
gists and country deale'S, and the hundreds
of letters 1 have receive J troto persons curf a,
prove the fact that no remedy lever did so
much good in so short a time and h id so much
success as tbe Koot Bitters. In jact, 1 am
convinced that they will soon take the lead
of all othe' medicines in use. JVea ly one
hundred retail d--urgi6t3, right here at home
in Cleveland, now sell Koot Bit'ers, some o
whom have already sjld over one thousand
oottles. j
Root Uitters are strictlv a medical prepar
ation, such as was used in the good old days
ot our forefathers, when people w , re cured
by some simple root lor plant, and when
calomel and other poisons of the, mineral
kingdom ere unknowm
Thev accstronirlv on the liver and kidnevs.
keep the bowels regular and build up the
nervous system. ' hey penetrate everv part
of the body, searching: out every nerve,
bone and tissue from the head to the teet,
cleansing and stiengtheuing the . fountain
springs of life, hence they
must I reach air
diseases by purification and
nourishment.
No matter what your freiings or 'symptoms
are, what the disease or ailment is. use Root
Bitters. Don't wait until you are sick, but
it jou only feel bad or miserable, luse tbe
Bitters at once. It mar save vour lite.
. Thounands of persons in all parts of the
ountry are already using Koot Bitters
They have saved many lives of c nsumtives
wLo bad oeen given up, by friends and physi
cians to die, and have permanently cured
many old chronic cases of Catarrh, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Skin Diseases.
where all other treatments had fa led. Are
you troubled with s ck headache, costiveness,
dizziness, weakness, bad taste in the mouth.
nervoufnee8,and broken-down in constitution?
You will be cured if you take itoot Bitters
Have ynu humors and pimples oa your face
or skinr .Nothing will give you such good
health, strength, and beauty as Root Bit
ters, .-j
I know that jeJus
ciy humbug because aiy discovery I cures so
many of thei.' patients, b-1 I care not.k It is
now my desire and determination to plaoe
my Root Bitters as fast as possible within the
reach ot all tbo-gt guttering" throughout the
world. Hold by wholesale and retail drug
gists and country merchants, or sent ry ex
press on receipt of price, $1.00 pel: bottle, or
six bottles $5.00. or certifacates of won
derful cu'es, see my large circular around
each bottle of medicine. Read aad judge for
yourself. j
iSftAsk your druggist or merchant for
JfKAZlEK'S KOOT BITTER.-, the grea
Blood Clar)8er,and take no substitute he ma
ecomnond because he makes a large profit
I .G. W. FRAIZER, niscoverer.
338 Supeiior St.. Clevrland O.
For sale by J. C. Munds and T. S. Burbank,
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It is rea ly an honor to the South and t;ur
F.pi .re proua or it, a,d every ooe should
take it immedutely. -
The price is only $2.50 a year. We will
end the "Sunn7 sovtu" aod the Dailv
Raviaw one year for f t', or we wil. gt-od th
"Sunny South" and th, Wilmiotoh Jocar
hxl one year for $ -50
The 'Sunny South" id "B ys and qirla
J3 60, with a UrKe aad magnificent pictur
thrown in.JkAddxe this office, r
, tt17 Atlanu, da.
Miscellaneous.
Co. r CLEVELArip, ohio.
For IleaKh aw! Pie.
vuiei
rpUEBE SPRINGS are situated fuur'l
South of Shelby ard eii niilei nL ,
hitaker's. bn tne Air-Lin- Uu
trr i m.1 1 t sv
u - ' Of tn uj mil f Will t tif
The chalybeate waters cann t e arPM23'
having wrought many aim st mirtculonj
These ' t-Ubratei Springs will bA 0pn .
April, and ttiM p-ices are i-. racii of ii) h
ing been gretl reduced this geaou. li' V
Bathing houses, coquetl groundi," ien dib
allev, and other ain'iwmeni. and attractiow
free for Tailor?-. Hacks runin fri,uj
place will meet vsit rs at Sh- lbv or at Whit
aher's on the Air ir. R. K., upon short nJ
tice to ;h Propriety.
I Kates of Board, i
Per d,y !.......$ 1
rer weei..,.... j ,
1'er month..... U
I'er m- Dth for two or more uiutb U (j-j
Child'ei and seryntti alf prioej I
For further Variiculai k, addrenn j I
i VV .,G.. PA' Tr.USON, Pror
ipl 2-dw-lSt HhelbJ, .V.cf i
-I-
A. Large A3.rt-j.nt of .
wIlnut GHaMBEH SlilTS! I
to be sold t the very bottom prioj.
Walnut Wardrobes, Sideboards, txtiuinii
Ta rles. Marble Top Tables, Ac., Ac., u
'I I i '
as common Chamber Sets, Bedstead, Ch:r
and Rockers of all sorts. Looking (ln&.J
- I I I '
Mirrors, Parlor Suit5, Lounges, ShaJuj B- i-
ding and everything belonging to a Fi v.
Class Furniture Establishment. . I
Also," another lot of the celebrated Genuine
Stewart Sewing Machines, a real corofurt.
For sale at
F. A. 8CHDTTEU i
ana zs Front ana li to lft ID-k-
k s's,
mav 29 1
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Schedule li Tax rtjee
THE ATTENTION of merchan s aid Uai
ders in j Pep der cmnty is invited to i'a
following extract 1 rum the Rwrenue Lnwefot
187V: I
Sec 12, Evejry merchant, jewe'e grocer)
druggist, and every other dealer, who ihll
buj and sell goods, mares r merrhaiidig ,-of
whatevername or description, ezcepi'sufb '
are specially taxed elrewhere in i-hi act,
shall, in addition to his ad valorem tlx od hii
et ck, pay as a license tax one tenth of oni
per cenum on the total amount of purchaH
in or out of thb Statb, for citU or on Credit)
whether such persons herein mentioned th!l
purchase as principal or through an aeot
or c mruission merchant. I very periun re -tiocedinthis
section shall, within ten; dAi
after the first dy of Jauuary and Ju'j
in
each year, deliver to the Heginter o! I ef
a sworn statement ot the total ttumuDt ot uu
purchases for the preceding six uiOMh?, eirf
ing on the 3 1st day of Dt-ceuher or th Oth
nf June. Any agent or c miuission merchant
making such pu chases shall, for hii p i ci
pal, make and deliver the statement a herein
requi-ed. Provided, that the persons ir.en-
tioned in this' section may make out ia Writ
iog a list of their purchases, and rweif ,0
tbe same Detore any Justice orj the reaco .
their cour ts, and return said list to the uez
ister of Deeds ; the Register of Deeds shll
keep a b. ok in which shall De recorded tbe I
list given into him, as herein reqaijred, aal-t
shall furnish the Sheriff' with a'1 copy of Mid
list within ten days after the awe arnni"0
in. Itshailbethedutyof the Hleriff to col- j
lect from every pers n on thai li t tumuhsd
him by the Register oX Deeds the taiesewi
i Ti ,1 i, j iii. j: a.ii1
oraceu luerein. i ne negisier o i ueeu bu"
havenower to reouirs the merchant makini
his statement to ubuiit his books for exu- ,
ination to him; aud every merchant failing
to render Buch list, or rel using tn demtua,
tn subnit hU b oks for sacb examinatitln,
eh all be guilty of misdene-inor, aqd on can
viction shalbe fined not more tan jnfty 't
larn iT imDrioned t ot m;jre thaa thi itv dT
ItBhajl further be the duty of the Aeiiter of
deeds ito pr-isecate eveiy merchnt jrefufit-K
as alorcsaid to the end or obuining u-n
formation and compeiiit.g payment of tl.
proper tax.
As witl be ftn thp law aPnws me no dis
cretion in the matter and Iahall be c,inpel;rl
to nrniiteotA tn th fnll Ttnnt nf the lair, all
who fail to comply with its provisions.!
I. H. B.ROwlj ,
jane 19 Eeister of Deeds, Pender 0v
Com, Bacon, Mpiais.ssa-
4() 000 Uuab Pfinie Whltd 4arn, ' .
3' 'or Boxes 1. S. and Pm.kW ' 1
ZD ridei,,
i Hhds New Crop Cuba , ,
1 Qr.fi Bbls Cuba, N. 0. aad . H.' 1
1 50 BbIa Freeh Floar
1 y r-Bbls Sugars, brushed, j , ,
1 OOranulated A, Extra C, uJ ,
1O0
Tuba Choice. Fami! Lj-d,
1 fr( Boxes Tobacco, Tax US'.
r75
Half Bbu and Boxes .
.. i Tat vH.
IgQ'OlKejriMaJli,
I
ALSO, 1
Potash,1 Lye, Soda, Soap, Starch,
Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Glue, Ae ,
For sale low by t
WILLIAMS A MUBCHISON,
Qfune lTjWfcoiaaale Qro, A Coa Mr. ,
srai waters a e mlphur and chaljbetrf m i
br.p-rties ot th sulphur re iron All1
mci Hiant sia. Pr.-p. tie combined i li
nelicial to all di ease, and nerdr fii i j
i