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in i - s . . - . , T. JAMXiS. V-u and Prop WILMINGTON. K. C. SATURDAY JPLY 19. 1 . TIEW8 AN 3 R-.VIKV!-. A French imperial! t raper propped carrying French earth to Chkelhutst for Prince Juh NapoW rto rest id. The metis fo Paris just row i to fl-ct exticnie youth in dre, ajd baby half, baby cordage i, 4c, are all the rage. The reason why I'rioc Jerome wouM nttca'l on the Kmprers Kugenie is per hp tbit the Hmperor ODce rd of hini tbu if he ever got a I u'let io him it wi uM be became be had swallowed it. The etr. of Tridty Pari-di, New Y.ik, ii ciu in 2 not on'y Trr.ity Church but the r;ve chipels, arc now u'.il'oiiui..! ij Lltck 'wij. The gown are of bck j-.j-lin, re-icr below the fc'.f, with I r id collars i f rlvvt. K-auth h jut tciicJ up tb:a ta:e in a letter about the reUn'dinj ol rt.vo. He tt.iuks tht I" br.icity i.uyht to r 3 bui't on the sit? of lb old ite destoljed by the d 1 city of htna Pie those of the LnrJ'iri loth thelead'njcitidida'es Tortli'fitWT cf Ol ;o ? e fjvndlng an extraou' uar" rmouut ot ,:ine in New York. It may U r'ebt, ajst e I i:i'adtlph!a 7 , but U ttea'e the luipress'nn that teie will ls lo'jof money mi tb-Ohio cvnp.ii.Mi this year. Sicco apLxlt h. ben adj. d for the street of LoLdon, many youn ir.t-n tiavtl over them em roller rLat-s, aal they ca' move mu"ii faster tbn ordinary j e- d!riar.th.V. meM-angera einploytd by t fii. ernin ti c city are adopting the si if . Adelrua Patii, it appears, has U l e jn.t of her upjer ncs, but butin b -.trr tio has ;iitxl icnraeiiaely ?u driwatic power. Her veiefc 1 lowert 1 ut wi'l b'.cotne undoubtedly one of the great est duroatic opera singers th ii Kurope his ever 8' en. It is geldvra that those fretted fur drubkcDLCJ lure on them enough cash to pay a fine; C, 757 arrestsd in Providence in 1S7S had oa them 88.000, end 0,056 arrested In lS78 had 8H.O0O. Providence make a from $0,000 to 87.000 a yc ir oat of drunkards. Tho J?t Iroad Cv.tttt, of New York,ie porls the lajit g lat week of twenly-cine mnC3 of new ra:l:oiJ, making 7:;i mi'cs thus far !hU J Par, ai roiupuied wilh 60(1 ni'les rep.Mled for tl:e correfpjndirj perixl in CdSin 1677, 67 in 1J7', 401 in 1S7, 0;7 in 1S74 and 1.403 in 1873. It i now thought tbat the Lew South rrn ParSc UaMroad may be CDmp'j'sd by the bo-innio of 18S1. The line from the other aide will probably h9 extended to Tucjnn th;s year, and the libe from this aide to the Pio Grande. Th:s will leave a gap of only about f ur hunched and fltty miles, which can be tfjii'y tovereJ in a jear. The Lexington (Ky.) Fres is pro.est ing against the elopemecti wh:ch ate io common in Kentucky, and ks if there are no Jawa io prevent younj g'rls in their eens from running away from home to pat married. There is vciv little ro mance about many of the Kentucky elopements -they generally are "put up jobs" to do away with the expnft of frou4t:aux, wedding preisuta and recep tioni. Gen. Stoneman figuring. U not favor able to the realization of Gen. Fremont' plan to turn the great Colorado desert into a navigable lea. He says: 4It would take a river one thoaaand fiat wide and t?n leetdcep, running a, the rata of fire rnilee an hour, two hundred years to fill the basin; and after it waa filled it would require a river two huudred and fifty I -t wide, ten feet deep, and running at the rate i t five mile an hour to cornpeu t ite f jt evaporation. The extent to which American cheet3 King imported into Ayrh;re and retaHcd at pr'coe ?TeatIy undtr the c l of the h me pro luce (aays the S'jol4itin) le i;'. :ining to te'l iu a way th.it was hardly rnticipatcd by dairy farmers :n the cjrn ty. Many of tbvwe farmrrs, it appear?, sii'! find themtelvea iu pcse??ioa of the bulk cf the cheeae manufactureii l.it uison, with l'Ule prospect of getting it disposed of at anything ' ke the figets they have beca in the habit ""of reaV- eg. On Sunday laat a large corpi cf uni tary in?i. cetera, Accompanied bj a If rge xa nber of ntwsp.iper reporters, mi Je a recoano;aaance cf Near Orleans in cabs, istt:ng every locality where fover was " iu;pected and Inspecting every rac. It waa continued, from C a. m. till after midday, and they report that every tumor was traced to its source without finding a cai of illness which could be mistaken for fever. The rtcoanousanca wjs made to qviet the apprehension in the conven tion, a large aamber of delegates having left on Saturday. MATTERS IN CALIFORNIA. A Stn Franc'sco correspondent of the Wi'm'non(Del.) Kce'.j jCven'nff, illuc trat the desperate condition of California by vini that an advertisement c thing for 1.0 hra to work a Jar plantations in i! e vlii-l Aie'i iila iJ a tiled iiijto das hj ablr tl Ameiau ;is,oirttf!rt lorn.; Eng.tmiM.1 tr :hre ynjrs , wa-jes $1- a :u.n.: I: jJ; f t'-intbh their own cloih- pay tl.ir; on p: :sa.e ($25), ami a ft i ot 'J t the agency wih wbirrhlhey coi.trac od. In thit Siae of boundless ie sources Ubor Is p:oched for fool. , Tb cutitry is ovei.un wiih empl-ment seekera at any price, and Ju cannot move abl -ck without metirgjicany applicatioi for woik. TIIK I'KNN Y L.V AN I A U E M O f RATS. Says Le Washington I'ot.' lie lost no time iu coming o the point in ex pressing t'htu.sjlves on the po' ti at is iues of the "dayti did th-se stolid oi l Pennsylvania Democrats at the:r .tonvn-ti-m t Il.itrisbur', Weij.esdiy. I) "s minii)2 a!1 cutl) ;i rcat ot pulitil ditlt-rence as wiiithyofiiO ext?uHi-d ron- i eiderati-iu . thvy Ktiuck immitlirie!y t tii' central ;s:.e cf the c;nipi i, t id j ro cet- led to rjjt tiieir c beJore the pe.. pie ujfn it. Tne aor.ouncjj their p m tiou 'n'the&e wll chuscu wi,rJr-: HekoIvel, F.rat Tb tt we, tl3 Ihtu ciaticpa?ty o Pcnnylv .ia,. tn cmiven tion atot-mhle.i, reue our vuw ot ii Jelity to the lunJ-iment..! pi ncip'es pr o'aimni aoc prac'U i br the i lusrum -f ' men who titled ol lite i! btttuiiops, ud tuunoul the iJeitit rat:c p. ry to pn.'-ol id pie eerve th-m. i h . 'Si ono 'J hat 'the just poweta of the Ft.ieral Uum j,,the i.gbtri ot tbe UU and the lit-rti of jibe people s;e vita par.aoi i-ue ba;ntoniucs !' tn, ei-d Ut save each p?rt rr its whoiu culmuuUl- i vi-r to have the rfe of tf; n .tioo. Third 'lhat. the l)etn-crftiio p.-": nriitnt.v""j-, t i it evef has Hja'.i.tH"He J, that the militaiy ?te uudot ght u Ls iu a'l th:ns iulort':ute to civil aatht iitW a. It dttiiies, as it ever has lerifcd, the r?;ii oi the 1 ierai adiii'iltvStrHUon t j kcjp oa h-ot, at tlie t-unal epeijiw, , a bi.n.d'n .uciy to iu'a-Je li e. h.a es Kr poiitiiai p.'p v,th.-v.t rea-ti toCon'..ll.ti jnai rejtr:ciuiib. cofitrvj tLc p plea' the p-.iis, .o pro ci i i.il tbourao lfu Jmei.t louttta il ;he vo' 'S, ir to inauorte caj o'iiiates rejicted by tho majority. Fourth ; hit tbe lint to a ff re b ti lot :s the riht preservative' of a'l tub . the only mius i f jKJiclu'Iy redriba o. grievaucea and! reioior :ig abusf i 'i i e pre. enre at thi poi'a ol a rij'ar mil'M Ion s fltid ol a bo. c of h:rei !ig 'clhc:!s cla'raing the power to arreatand impt htn cii'i:eu6 without warrtnt or hea:gd:- troys all irtjdom of eleci.ous aud up turns the very fouudattoa of i?eif gov. a inent. We ca'l upon all good citizins to aid us in pi en.ug cur institutious lrom de3tructiou by the-e' imperial methoda ot supervising the r.ght of sufl' age and coer cing tbe popular uil!; in kcepinj; the waj' to tbe botiot'box open aud tree, Bi it wps to our father?: in rexoi bs the at my to a safe d'iUuce wueu the people resemble t) ex pnsa their sovere'sn pleasrre at the pons anu in securing ooccenee to ivmir oI wbea legfly expressed by tneir vote?. j Fifth That Rutherford B. Hayes, hav.ng been placed in power against the well-kaowu and legally-expressed will of the people, :s tbe representative of a conspiracy only, and Irs cla:m of right to surround tho ballot boxes , with troops and deputy mareha's to intimidate tbe electors, and his unprecedented ute of the veto to maintain this unconstitutional and despotic power, ire an sult ;tnd a menace to the countiy." It will be upon these points, and these alone, tbat the political battles will -be fought this fall and the next. Jobu Sher man may howl J about resumption, the Stalwarts' may ware tbe b.oody-shlrt, but their efforts wi'l be entirely in rain. The people have j belec.ed the qneitious which they propose to pass upon th:s fall, and they aie not to be chea'e 1 or evaded . TIIH "1 RON -C LADS.' Much interest has been roarWeited in the recent discussion which ban arisen iu regard to tin breastplate worn by some of the Federal ifiiceis aud soldiei daring the late war fcr the purpose of protecting them from Confederate bulk tt. Gfcn. Dick Taylor first mace the assertion 6vr twelve mouths ago in the Forth American Iitt if.lL nod later' in h's fa scous bciA. Since Gen. Taylor's death a va,;int Northerner, one Capt. Judso.i, has come to the front and dtnounced tbe i statement asfVse.l It hat been reiterated and proven in the columns of the Ka'eih Observer and the Farmer dt Jfech.ni3, Capts. Ashe, Sli 'twell and Gorman hav ing l )iae te;i uooy to tbi fact. Iu ad dition to these, we are able to prodiue some ;ncoatrovertible tt'mony in tbe IIeview by th publication of the flow ing card from Maj. II. ii. Foster, ; who himself wire the Hue, partic'pated in numerous battles and is well qualified to speak. At our request be has furnished us with the followiug letter: Ld Review: " , , My atfjntion hast been called recently to the statement made by one Judson wh;ch attempts to disprove the assertion made by General Dck Taylor id his 'Dea tructicn and Reconstruction tbat the sol- dienyjf therVleral arm wtre breastpta es orarmor vests during the recent war. Dning tbe first tvi years of tbe wr I wnau officer in thelvolunWr service, aud a large portion oT tbe time a capLvii. in tbe 40th N. . Volanteer Iuftry, and I know that quite a number in that regiment wore what were known as 'ar- mor veata.' It has been so many year since tbat I do not reca'l the name of but one, and tbat I remember distinctly from the foMowiDg circumstances: Corporal Charles M. Atwood, of Newbury port, Muss., of my command (Co. B. 4dtn Y.) was struck at the bat tie of White Oak Swamp in the left breast by a Confederate uull?t but baviug i. a one of th arm-r ves, it did not pt uetrate the fieh, 1 hoi h it a or tean indent.. i-n in the tf! p!Ve I ti- ve.v. 1 u v-i !Mt Atiini.' d il-'S aimor u'-'u aher ti; u;. I ee L have ifcl e 1 it; sh;.ii Hiielbi-!i like ;ilir c ir.eL such i-s 1 UtI fti! in lie wi.j.iof of the 'ry .. o It r -. aud wa- a !iil pi0! - A s t-ti. in t-I' n .-.t.cb k sli p- s o hi iheup -r .n,,n .i t?ie txdy d :ii'.-t, lomi qii'e hi,fh up Jowan's i the .eck and I'.rnpjcr around u-d-rihearm ;oareS le shoi'Mer. Sursqiirn"!y At- irod lifCaUie sicVly, and up mj inqun, 1 ! und thai be woie he vest . onlMiua ly. I Jir-cteit him disperse. wi h he wear of it '!:! at such times as an engags m,int was i;nui''ien., wlit-ii ne c-A'd put u on again. My fxan nation ot tie ml convinced mt hat.it wi.uU be etf-rctual atrii st any ob- l.que' rifle shot, and at a lng range it oo:d ss'op a arret shot. j I re foregoing is the only instance wf.i -ii at tt)is ;ate day I ca.i, personify bit 1 irn well awaro tbat jhere were ji it rs tn my c .mp my arid quite a num vnr iu tLe regiment. Those who wore t;i'tn re j'-cularly styled tbe "iron c a ii there weiH a great many ir-i i d ills' in Kearney's dit-)ion of the o il Jirni Army Corps. It is but an nil ! l j;i.-fc' to aiy that the corporal to v : .lj. I ruve alluded was a brave and futiiui M'iuu-r, a fact which he had es tab''ched iu the battlefield in numerous io?!iiCts before he ever donned tbe armor vest, and whatever Sir. Judson might 'liimk, if thre had beu a hpare vest hiL'ly at ttie battles iu front of Kioh-m-nd end during tbeeven daj's fights, i ehouul not h ive hesitated to !put i myseif !; side ol it at the shortest possible notice. -llespectfuby Yours, i Henry H. Foster. Vi;mi-Jton N. C. July 18th, 1879. HOUM!!llE- The ri)jn who lays by any 'dast' aiu-t wada through considerable mud. Wluttliaii l.meg. A bg bebd id no more an evidence .f ti.a'iiR than a paper collar is ol a iL-rr. Waterloo Observer. Upon tho adjournment of Congress, Aici L Sutphoba, it is said,! crawled in t ) au envelope and franked himself ii'ino. PHiIadelphia Chroniole-Her aid. , ! ' ' A countty girl, getting off a train at Qpe M .y. wus asked if she might b? helped to alight, and she reped hat the d'd not bmoke. New York Her ald. Our friends o.n go on with their tin weddiug.. Wo d m'l dread theai half as uiuou eitoe the tive-oont counters wtre opened. Keokuk Constitution. A young lady of New Fairfield, Conn, last year nude three-quarters of a ton of butter and deposed of it herself. Cincinnati G. z 'tie. Thunder, what an eater! Boston Post. A mju asked Mr Pitt for a oertaiu p'tiCd. 'I Bbonld have thought said the mil ;ster, that a B'ntoure wonld hav suited you lietler. Tiue,' said tbe applicant, 'but if you give me the place I will make it a sinecure. Every man is the architect of his own fortune, aud it needs but a glance to convince the most skeptical tbat some men don't know as mnoh about architecture as a ben does about ar tificial incubation. Steubenville Her ald, t The eye of a Fcf nchman who was-, born blind, and who baa remained in darkness for forty-one years, havt. been opened m Syracuse. Express. A brief residence ioj Syracuse ought t3 open almost anybody's eyes. Cinciu nati Saturday Nffrht. i j A Fool Once More.' , For ten yfars toy wife was confined to her bed wiih such a complication of ail ments tbat no doctor could tell'what was tbe matter or cure her, and I used up a small fortune in humbug stuff. Six months ago I saw a U. S. flag with Hop Bitters on it and I thought I weuld be a fool once more I tried it, but my folly prov ed to be wisdom! Two bottles cured her, she is now m well and strong as any man's wile, and it cost me only two doU lars. Suoh folly pays. II. W., Detroit, Mich. , PARTICULAR NOTICE, I HAVE NOW AND ALWAYS ON hand a very fine lot of both Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos, i The celebrated "HEIRESS OF VIR GINIA," GRAVELY" and the "ELDO RADO," are my principal Chewing Tobac- The Old Reliable, "PRIDE OF DUR HAM," Original Genuine "BULL DUR HAM," ana the "G: LD LEAF," are my piiucipal .Smoking Tobaccos, which I can ell at very low prices. J zz. BTjnxmxnzz2:i, No. 6, Market t Wilmington, N. a dec 7 w BOUGHT LO .V AND OFFERED ON CLOcsE MARGINS. i 600 Bb!s. LOUR, all grade, 1200 Bush Wattr Ground MEAL, 4 000 Bush CORN, White and Mixed, 100 Bales HAY, 100 Boxes I). S1. and Smoked SIDES, 1 000 u- 11 lM; and SIDES, 2,500 Sacks SALT 90 Bags COFFEE, ' 50 Hbis SI' G AK, all grades 50 Bob aud Hilda MOLAtoES, 15 BbU Fane? SYRUPS, ToOacco, S-uff, Cigi-s, Totash, Le, Soap, &c jane 23 II ALL & PEARSALL, Miscellaneous.! 1 CK STOMACH The wear and tear of basinets life makes cuch trenaer d ias drafts upon body and mind that without recourse to soma sustaining agent they must give wy uiider tbe pressure. To those who are bre&kin down, or wasting away from general debility or affections, of the fiver, stomach and the kidneys, a s?ste matic curse of the Bitters will so reinforce the Vital functions as to baffle all the assaults of disease and restore the gyvtem to jits wont ed health. , ( ' For sale by all Druggists and respectable Dealers generally. j julj 1 ly dw THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HEEA D JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Prop'tor. The Best and Cheapest Newspaper Published. Postage Fre. ONE DOLLAR Per Tear, j 1 50 Cents Tor Six Months, I 1 An Extra Copy to. every Club of Ten. New York Herald, Published every Day in theJYear. Postage Free; ! V . $10 pays for one year, Sundays included. $8 paye for one year, without Sundays. $5 pays for six months, Sundays included. $4 pays for six months, without Sundays. fa pays tor one year or any speeinea day oi the week. $1 pays for six montLs for any spec, tied day of the week, I $1 pe' month (including (Sundays) will be charged -on subscriptions ror a less period than three months. j TO EUROPE Including Postage. Daily .! $17 30 Weekly ( European Edition) 4 60 Weeklv (Dom-stie Edition).... 2 00 NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED, 1 Postage Free. i ! Daily Edition. ..Two and a half cts. per Copy , Sunday Edition Pour cts. per Copy. Weekly Edition Two cents per uopy N. B. Not less than 5 copies mailed to newsdealers at wholesale rates. I We allow no comm ssions on subscriptions Daily Edition Address, i I x NEW tORK HERALD, men 19 Broadway and 8t. Ann N. Y. ; A NEW SUPPLY OF THE POPULAR i P-R-I-N-C-I-P-E Cigars. Sold only by I june 30 ;P. L. KIDOER A CO. Steamer PassDsrt, QAl'T. J. W. HARPER, Will resume SUNDAY TKIP3 TO SM1THVILLE, April 27, weather ! . j ( permitting. Dally Trips as usual. Leavt Dock at 9.30 1. M. 1 apl 21 GEO. MI" EftS, Agent. $1-500' TO $6000ayeai or $5 to $20 a !day in you own locally. No risk. Women do as well as men. Many make more than the amount stated above. No one can fail to make money fas4 Any one canj do the work You can maka if rr 60 cents to $2 an hour by devoting your ev -Jui, rd spare time to the business. It costs notLing to try the business. Nothing like it for money mak ing ever offered before. Business pleasant and strictly honorable. Read-r, if you want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your address and we will send you full particu lars and private terms free ; samples wprth $5 also free; you can then make up your mind for yourself. Address GEORGE STXNSON & CO , Portland, Maine, jane T-d&w Rooms and Board. VERY FINE ROOMS AND BOARD ean be furnished to families, couples, or sin gle persons, on favorable terms for the Sum mer, at the p'easant and convenient dwelU iag on the corner ot Front and Mulberry! atrreta. - ' ! J Both tranrient, permanent and day board ers accommodated t moderate prices. For particulars enquire of I MRti.Lw BOUDINOT, June 14-tf Cor- Front and Mulbeirysts I " : GOTO ! - I , r P. L. BRIDGERS & CO, ;fob 1 I ' The Flower of Key West Cigar f . The Best 10c Cigar la the World. 1 Other Merchants q lit keeping them on ac count of the am all profits to be made on ihm juiM 90 P. U BRIDQERS & CO. tliscellaneous . THE BEST i I ME wurj SOLD BY-. S1500.00 BEWARE or n Y ' . 'WMENUupr n 5HUlTLfc FOR PARTICULARS I DA UTIrll I A B K WhiteSewimg Machine I LIFE IN A BOTfLP. The Most Valuable Medical Dipcov ery Known t the Wor!;i No More Use for Qiitiine, jjtlaioiijeJ or Mineral Poisons Life fur the Blood, Strength for the Nerves, and Health for All. i AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PUBLIC) ! Believing that b cleansing the blaod and building up the constitution was tbe only true rv of bani ning di--a-e and being trouble with wenknesa of the lungs, c-.tarrL, very much broken down in cousiitutioo, Jko , and after try iag the b physicians and paying out my money for m-t- y- kinds of medicintsf ndvtrrised without finding a permanent cure, i b g an doctoring myself, using medicines jia'efrom roots and' herbs. I fortunately ;iscorered a wonderful Hitters or; Blood Oh aneer.the nr.it bottle of whicn gave me new ife ana vior, and in tiaie rtfacted a perma oeutbure. 1 was free trjom catarrh, my lung- became strong and sound, being able to staad the aiot severe cold and exposure, and I have j - A!... I . a. 1 iTaineu )ver imriy puuuu iu woiguv- xcw nar confident that I had made a wonderful discove y In medicine, I prepared a quantity ol the Hoot Hitters, and wis in the habit o 2iviuf them away to sick friends and neigh bors. 1 found the medicine effected the most wonderful cures of ail diseases caused from humors or scrof da in the hlo Imprudence, Bad Stomach, Weaki.ess, Kidney Disease Torpid Liver, Ac , c. The news, of my discovery in this wuy spread fro u one person to another untii I Ifound myself called upon to supply patients with meuici. e tar and wide, aud I was induced to staOlish a labor- ator for compo ndio and bottling the Root Bitters in large quantities, and 1 now d vote all m? time to this business. I was a' first baokw&rd in presentini: either myself or discovery in this way to the publ c, not being a patent med ciue" man' and witb small capital, but I am getting bravely oyer that. Since I first advertised ttis uiebcint I have been crowded with Orders from drr gists and country dealers, and tbe hundreds of letters 1 have receive f trom persons cara, prove tha fact that no remedy ever did so much good in so short a time and n aa so mucn success as the Koot Bitters, in tact, l am convinced that they will soon take the lead of all othc medicines in use. ea ly one hundred retail dfucrcrists, right here at home in Cleveland, now sell Root Bifers, some of whom have already sold over one thousand bottles, i I Root Sitters are strictly a medical prepar ation, such as was used in the good old days of our forefathers, when people w re cured by some simple root or plant, and when calomel and other poisons of the mineral kingdom ere unknown. They act strongly on the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels regular and build up the nervous system. hey penetrate every part of the pody, searching out every nerve, bone and tissue from the head to tbe feet, cleansing and sti engthening the fountain springs of life, hence Ithey must reach all diseases by purification and nourishment. No matter what your feelings or symptoms are, what the disease or ailment is, use Root Bitters. Don't wait unil you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use the Bitters at once. It may save your life, 1 Thousands of persons in all parts of the onntry are already using Root Bitters They have saved many 1 ves of cnsuaitives who had been given up y friends and physi cians to die,' and have permanently cured many old chronic cases of Catarrh, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and 8kin Diseases, where all other treatments had fa led. Are you troubled with sick headache, costiveness, dizziness, weakness, bad taste inthe mouth, nervnusnetB,and broken downin constitution? You will be cured if you take Root Bitters. Have you humors and pimples on your face or skin? Nothing wih give you such good health, strength, and beauty as Root Bit ters, j gg I know that jeahms phys'cians will ery humbug because my discovery cures so many of their patients, b t I care not. It is now my desire and determination to place my Root Bittara aa fastTas p js4ble within the reach of all those suffering throughout tbe world Hold by wholesale and retail drug gists and country merchants, or sent' by ex press on repoipt of price, $ I 00 per bottle, or six bottles $5.00. For certificates of won derful cures, see my large circular around each bottle of medicine. Bead and judge for yourself. j , iaa-Ask your druggist or merchant for FRAZIKR'd KOOT BITTER-, the grea blood Ch-anser,and take no substitute lu ma ecommend because be makes a large profit G. W. FRAIZER, Discoverer. 338 Supeiior Ht., Clewland O. For sale by J. C. Munds andT. 8. Burbank, Druggists. march 26th eovr-dw The Kew 'dunny South.55 THE BEST AND HANDSOMEST PAPEfl IN AMERICA. Send for it at Once See Our Club ! 1 Bates" i THE "SUNNY SOUTH" is now the mod el weekly of the age. It comes out in an entire new dre and new make-up : generally and is overflowing witu the' richest and spi ciest matter cf the day4-Poems, Essays, rttories, ews of the Week, (Wit and Humor. Female Gossip, Domestic Matters, Letters from all Sections, Notes of Travel, Puzzles, Chess, Problems, Marri.ges, Deaths, Hea th Notes, Personals, Stage Notes, MoTem3nt; in Southern Society, Fashion Notes with Plates, Answers to Correspondents, Bi rap hies with Portraits of distinguished men and women, Humprous Engravings, Penrational I Cap pings, Correspondents Column, Local Mat tersj Railroad Ouide, and forcible editorials upon all subjects. Is it possible to make a paptr mQre complete? Get a copy and ex amine it. it n-w circulates in all tha states aod Te-ritories, in England, Ireland, Cana da, Australia, Brazil, and the Indian Nation It is really an honor to the South' and i ur people are proud of it, and every oce should take it immediately., m The price is only f 2.50 a year. We will send the Mtiu'BjM 8outL"! ad tha Daily Kivibw on year idr i 6, o, we wil aend th -"Hunny South" and the WjLiwero Joca at one year for $4.50' I The "Sunny riootb" and "Biys atd 'lirla of the Heuth" will be.?urnisbd one year for $3 60, with a lar'ge af d inigniiicant pictur thrown inJIAodreM this cfllce. r . , J. H. W. U. 8EAL8, ' my 17 ) Atlanta, Ga. MfaceUaneou,. Tlll I v JSr 'nrritfffrfT T "w - 1 - . p. K Co. Cleveland, omn For HealUi im v t IGu Paten's feiniri TpriEaEHPRlNGSaritu,, south of hfcJr.T and .5, L Whitaker'i., on the Air-Line K k eral waters a e -tulphur a d i-h'.iA rb,ii. pr. p . ries Ot the SBlphur ara-frna ln and maifnesia Prop tie cok;. Tl n Phf th v.... . , auc!, ma Defer f.ti . k. niUit . . cTeriUla fhchalvbeate wtV. 7 w,u having wrought ,.y aim at CZtT4 cures. .. I prMulov These elbrte i Springs will hL ' . ' April, an J the prices are io rHch of ?wlr, ing been greatly reduced thii ason I Bathing hu;s, o-oquet (trnoni1ii alley, and other amusement, and attr!!,l free for vi.ito Hack, running I place will meet yisit-rs at Salb or .??" ' aker's on the Air in R. R,. UDOB .v "" rice to the Proprietor, j P? ! Kates or Boabd. I ' Perdy , , i i ' Per week....; J Per month ....... . .lZZiZt 20 S Per m.nth for two or more m!.ih'' i, S Children and servants oalf price."" i For further particulars, addresa ' ' Jipl29-dw.l3t I HbelbT. K: j A Large Assorta.nt of j WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS 1 to be sold at the very bottom price. Walnut Wardrobes, riidebards, Kttroii s Ta- les, Marbie Top Tab'es, 4c, ic.J u it ! i ' i I as common Chamber Sets, Bedsteadi, C li ftnd Rocker i of all sorts. Lookin 01 ui l Mirrors, Parlor 8nft-, Lounges, Sjid ding and everything belonpinr V a h' Class Furniture Establishment I 1 Also, another lot of the celebia 'od 'Jenui t i See wart Hewing Machines, a real comn-rUi For sale at . ! '; ) i , 1 . F. A. SCHDTT2'8, 26 aDd 28 Front aud 11 t) 16 Dock s j. mav 9Q 1 ' l-T j Schedule B Tax A otic THE ATTENTION of merchan'Mnd j dera in Pender county is invited to th following extract from the Ktrsnno Lawifor i 187:. ,H i drugjiist, and evnry other dealer, who ahali i buy ana sell goods, wares or mercbanduor whatever name or description. lexceDtivch u are specially taxed eUewlere in ihU act, shall, in addition to his ad Talorem ttx onh:i st ck, pay as a license tax one ten th of 014 per cenmm on the total amonnt of parcbai I is oa out or thi Statb, for oast oroncrJif, I whetner such persons herein mentioned ttiil parch se as principal or thronzh an artt or c m mission .merchant, h very psfmn m- tior ed in this' section aball, within tedv. after the first day of January acd Jiijil each year, deliver to tbe Register 0 I' e l a sworn statement of the tottd nr unj oiini purchases for the prt-ceding six months rt4 ing on tbe 31st day of Deceuber or th 0u of June. Any agent ore mmusion merchs.t . making such pu chas. s shall, for ,h'u p. Iio pal, make and deliver the MUtement as ber4 required. Prorided, that the persons bcd tioned in this Section may mak o t ioJ writ ing a list of their purchasesr and rwe.r w the same before aay" Justice or he Pskcf their coui.ty, and return said list1 to the1 i ' ister of Deeds ; the Keisle'r of Ieds 1 ahll j keen a b ok in which shall be reco'daa tt.e ' list given into hiunl as herein required, td shall furnish tbe Sheriff with a copy oH i , list within ten dT8 after the same are tiff , in. Itithall be thdatvnf the Merit! t en- led from every pers n on tbe 11 t if arniib-d , braced 'therein. The k ee ister of Deedbll ha ve power to reqnre'tb merchant making his; stat ement to aubtnit his books for e inntion to hiuij and erery " merchant failifljf to render audi lift! or refusing n I dernafiOi to sib nit hit b oks for sacb examinatis sb!l be guilty of a misde resnor aud oo con viction shall be Qued not more thin 017 "' lar r impritojmd -ot more tna.i tbbty dT'j It shall further be the dutvlof tbe !teriUrw deeds to prosecute every merchnt refur.tf as aforesaid to tha end of obtaining nB ' formation and corupelli- g pay'meat uf thj 1 roper tax. AawillhaaeAn tS law a'lows ma 1V aT n ... cretion ba the matter and I bail b 6 to prosecute tha fall -xtrfbt of Ut u. J who fail to comply with ts proviairjli. . june 19 Be;ister of Deeds, Prfndprtv Corn, Bacon, Mo lasses f 40 000 B?3h Frin3 w-?-e'p' ridel, . HhdsNew Crop Cuba 350 BhU Cab' y' ' "di 1LU ' 1 -y rBbls liBagari, Oruled; J i, nulatedAr Extra C, If yGranulated O I (X Bagi,Coffec',aIl grad. s, 1 1 A A TabsOhoice FamiJfl ' 1 - " 1 rr Boxes Tobacco, To -.ff. 1, y r Half Bbi and Boej 3 f 1600' also; r i , Potash. Lye Bodalap, Hfarcb. I Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrel, Glna, As. For aala low bv .' vii.r.TlifH A MnRnHiHUV, fane IT Wholesale Gro. sk Com.
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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