WILMINGTON. N. C.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, Ik :.-
Enteked AT TUE J'OSTOFFICE at
Wilmington, X. C, as Second Clas
Matteh.
TIIET1LDEN TAX SUIT.
In tbif suit, brought for" the recovery
of money alleged to be due the U. S
goverrmeot, it being charged that Mr
Tilden did not make full returns as to bis
income tax, the bill of particulars called
for by the defendants' counsel has beer,
refused, Judge Choate having on Sat'
urday last refused the motion. The
opinion was an elaborate one. Judge
Choate say?:
. Government is not to be presumed to
know what any man's income is, stiW les?
the several parts of which it is made up.
Every man is to be presumed to know
these things with entire certainty. W hile
officera of the Government may have
such credible information as to a tax
payer's income as to make it prcper to
bring suit to recover an excess of income
tax due above that paid, that information
may not be so specific or detailed a3 tu
enable the District Attorr-ey in advance ol
a trial to eet forth the items with cer
tainty. This may be common law but it is by
no meana common sense. It is, in effect,.
an endeavor to shift the burden of
proof of the charges on the shoulders
of the defendant. If the U. d
Government does not know "what ajiy
man's income is, still less the several
parts of which it is made up," how can
that Government-V agents or attorneys
make affidavit to s fact of bich they can.
not be aware, viz, the amount of Air. Til
den's income, and the consequent aoiouLt
of tax he should have paid tnereou ?
The animus of the suit against Mr.
Tilden is more plainly apparent now than
it ever was before. It is simply brought
in the interest of the . Republican party
and with the hope of making electioneer
ing capital for that party. It remains to
be peen who makis the most out of it
Mr. Tilden or his enemies.
DESSI3 KEARNEY STUBBED.
Dennis Kearney, the San Francisco
sand lot agitator, has made several at
tempts to have an interview with Gen.
Grant since the arrival of the latter in
this country, but has thus far been un
successful, lie has sent his card up to
the General several times, but has only
met with a prompt and decided . refusal
to meet him in person.
In this we think Gen. Grant manifests
excellent judgment, for there is no'reasou
in the world why such in illiterate, pro
fane and revolutionary boor should be
entitled to recognition. Ou the contrary
he deserves to be ignored by all good and
patriotic citizcDB, as a fomenter of dis
cord and strife. By the most brazen
faced effrontery he has forced hunsel!
upou the notice of the public, more by
bis lack than by his possession of any
merits deserving the esteem of the peo
pie.
Kearney isone who is not likely to 6uL
mit quietly to rebuke; he cotisidern Lfim
self 'of mightly importance and as havir
a mig ity influence in ihe pohticnT worid,
and it is very doubtful if he lets the slight
thus put upon his dignity and importance
pas without retaliating, and Geu. Graut
is in a fur way to bd the re:li ict.;t u-i in-v.-ctiVJs
to wi:c:i he Uis uevu. ueiure rceu
i-ubjecitd. ':
There 'us Uft-n eniirfy t.n much noto
riety given to Kearue) already, aud it ih
high time that he was made to'feei thai
he has uo clatm to anything further than
a cornr griHf ry ncognkion. He ia the
frothof politics and the sooner l.e is blown
off the bftter.
C01T0X MILLS IX SORTU CAROLINA
We ate in receipt of the Monthly Ke
port of the North Carolina Department
of Agriculture, from which we ell the
following;
We have 6fty-three cotton mills in op
eration in the State, and the consumption
for the past year is estimated at 38,41
bales, or 17,297 800 pounds. Accord
ing to the figures of the National Cott.
Exchange. this was an increase of 16 544
bales over the previous year. Thsee lare
mills are now being erected, with u,v
prospect that otheis will be added within
the next twelve month, which will cue
tinue to increase oar .consumption. It
is a gratifying fact, that while all our
spindles run on full time, they are unable
to keep up with the den. and. Every
pound of cotton produced in North Caro".
Una should be spun within its borders,
thereby affbrJing employment to thous
ands of our population, and ad-ling mil
lions to our aggregate wealth annually.
The last sentence in the above para
graph embodies all the advice necessary
to make North Carolina one of the most
prosperous States in the Union. There i
available wafer power enough and-to
spare to run the spindles and looms for
the manufacture ot all the cotton raised
in the State, even if the production, wert
increased, as it ought to be, ten-fo!d.
We have heretofore called attention to
the importance of manufacturing our own
prod nets by Our own people with our own
jnachiiicry. Such enterprises are profit.1
!j I
Lie a the ?rorth, a th wssnd rciles fn.ia
whore -the stable is' grown, an I why
shouU they not be more proGtable here?
It is a flir.p: a the intelligence of our peo
ple to ui.iujatf t h at. 1 lie y trplJ not.
Tiip.
Mfrri.-l..:rk ' rvr-r. which n.-
amiti the Vuit- iloiiiU.r.-.-ioi .m-w .
shire anl is fcrs -rp twoh-hrVeil
length
Til
'.yet' to i s in
an.
with i -s ( ri'it.ii its
power y which
i-irnirbes U-e wiuer
m-Lie in iC "i.jru ry .. is
in vtd than anyu!ljr river, vt winit'vpi
m;fniMdo in the worF; the water por
of North Car.'lj.-a j ,ul,' liHi Uf tlmt
oflhe river we h ive (n;ime'l, yet fully
three-fourths of the co;toujsiiippffi from
thi State for coastwise t-orts is manu
factured by machinery for which th.it
river or some of its tributaries furr.ifh
the motive power. Is there any cirei t
reason "why this shou'd be "so? Cm
there, by zuy posibi!it'y, be an actual
necessity that we should py such enor
mous tribute to a section from which we
have received so little coiijsi ler itiu ?.
WASHINGTON LKTTEIi.
VAMif-pTOKr, Bept.j2G, 1879.
It is plaiu thsit the Republicans have
giverj up hjpe of carrying Ohio by fair
ujear., lor they are industriously circula
ting btories of a ruijture between Senator
Thurman and Geiil Ewing. Secretary
Sherman helps in tiis work. Of jcur-e
there is no truth injthese sories. jEvery
reputable Democrat in Ohio is at work
for the State ticket,
Senator Bruce i Chairman of a
soecial
Freed-
committee examining the broken
man's Bank, sitjs his committee will
make startling! revelatioLS. - But the
Committee probably will not. 1 think
everything discreditable to the managers
of the concern has! already been published
An institution s arted tO promote thrift
among a newly -enlraDchisjid and w bully
uneducated race was madi an instrument
lor committing fraud upu them.
Senator ' Biuce mily, indeed, i con
nect new and rpmicientj names
with the swindle, but he can discover no
new facts that wjll addtejthe enormity
of the offence. It is interestirig to know
that he advises the purchase by Gern-
ment of the Banks building in this cry
Tnere is nothing to condemn, in thi
the GovernoKnd's purchabes, from
if
the
liauk eui tLere, tor me uumnijg is a g-jou
)ne uud is -needed by the Government.
Liut thg tax payer
nrooosed Durchase
should object if I this
s to be ma .'e a prece-
tU-ut. and all the worthless real estate t
be bought on which the Bank officials
carelessly or fraudulently loaned the
money of their de;posirois. Oace pur
chase that, and ,,ruu:a'aud combinations
would be formed to force Govern meiit to
buy outlying farms and vacant aqujires
owned by the Bank. ter? 16 tne danger
in purchasing the Bank building
I think the titno spent lly newsp.ipers
and people, whether) of the! Democratic or
other party, in deprecating a cordial re
ception to Geif 1 Grant iu San Francisco
or in other places he may visit, is 'ime
woise tbau thrown 'away. 1 Ail the Vest
of the world has received with honor one
of the principal celebrities of ! our civil
war, and it would by absurd for jour
own people to dp otherwise. They
feel a greater; interest iu him than au
other peop'e cau, and that iiueresij is cou
hi;ed to no party, section, or creed. He
was hot, a model I'resj ient, aiid he proba
bly has no more 'chance ol beii.g lesid.'nt
tor the yeais from lbfcl to lSb5 ihau has
Jih jou;,,tit reauer oi this letter. In
iru h, the i;lea of a "third term,'- did not
cause the tand leeepilioiis1 tiven. He h
ihtt oi iiiopal efeiebrity dt the day ia ibau-
Ki aoCJseo. and' that is what, cal.s out the
people to lueeL him.
GuudoeJ
' . " Col. lNik'& Jtouihli i.eyur .
'Every liuzt'ii Interested.
The utui-.y of the Agr:cutural Mu-
u:o liM vtrj bv-eu qu--.tioijHd bv
;i v .. o ii..c- v, iirti it, oil' is Uo.v r
any coii,mcUd t U. It1 cau bo niade of
gr. at value to tijie itatb without a Cent
i cost to the popu It ik ut.doubc--ijy
the mo.'-t' tjtlici-.jt-.it, ;ind the cnap
; ,-t met hod oi" ijd Vtri iijug to the woiid
the wonderful oatbilitjJeH of our State,
aud uo State m the Unou ueeds it so
mucu at our3.. The I)epartuieut not
only urges the citizens of each couuty
to send specimens but bays whatever
i:ost attaches to lt. ThejCommifteioner
is convmc-rd from his intercourse, and
no extended correspondence with the
people, that the cie for each cot nty
would have be-n wiell filled loug ago,
out for one thing- the l$Hke to be
excelled in coinjieLth c fj)ort. If they
. a -mot, send in they frcs', the will send
nothing. But suppose tnis spirit gov
erned in all the departments of human
vffoft ! Improvement,
advancement,
progress, would hot only be paralyzed,
but the world if- would rapidly retro
grade, and we would soon be in a
-tate of . liabarismj It j is impossi
jle for every county to excel,
but it ia possible lor each to
have a handsome: representation. Any
exhibition is better than none. While
it'is desirable to haya specimens , of
superior quality, jyet ij; is much more
impo'tant to have a variety. The fol
lowing named co. Unties each, have a
fair representation, but any one oi
them could, and should, be greatly
improved: Alamance, iAuson, liiaden,
Cuuarrus, Caswell, Catawba, Chatham,
Caerokee, CraveDj Camberiand, Da
plin, Forsy tb, Gates, Green, Guilford,
tlalifax Jacfcson, Johnson, Lenoir,
M-disor,- Mecklenburg, Mitchell,
Montgomery, Moore. Nash, North
ampton, Onslow, Orange, Pamlico,
Pafqaotank, Pender, Pitt, Randolph,
Richmond, ikwan, Rutherford, Samp
eon, Stanly, I Wake, Warren, Wayne,
Wilson and Yanoy. Many of the re
maining conn ties have nothing,-and
none of them have a creditable dis
play. Oar special correspondents
have done welL They receive
no compensation, save the ! consci
ousness of 'duty, well performed,
gn4 hare no more interest ia the work
bin ny otjer citizen. Hxtry ci"z :
owea a duty to hia family, his S.ate
aad to posterity. This appeal is not
mde to epfcial correspondents alone,
but to every c:t z:-n ho rend" if. It is
io you, whatever yoar Vvc.tion. ,
ilicb county wiii nave it." own cse
.In the larq1 bail appropriat d to Uli
V 'jirirtui' nt at the ptate Fair. Th te
c 'ir' cow being constructed, and
uli 1 de;g'-ated by came and ar
ibug'-d in nJpbb tieal order. The
sp-ciii' us sh;,uhl bt np.nti itr by th1
8 h of October. The exhibition will
be returned to the Museum at the close
of the Fair.
1 bo State Agricultural Society offers
a silver medal to the county that has
the bet-t exbi; it, to bekfp perroanenl
Iv in the case of sad county, in the
Mnseum.
Burnett's new Btory is to be
''lVmibiana.' j Wejadge from its titlei
that jit is not, founded upon fact.
Soma men's manuscript is more
difficult to set up tban a lusty old
jtove wi h ten lengths of pipe bought
.it auction. Syracuse Sunday Times.
Three things conduc ive to happiness-
-a full Rtomach, sn empty pocket
and a clear cooscience. Ware .fearfully
happy Whitehall Timea. '
Beerdriuker6 will resort to Ber
eheba Spiicgs, Tenn, hereafter under
the'impression that they cau get Beei"
sheb there. Youkers Gazette.
Thank Heaven, . the danger of be
ing killed or cruejly mangled for life
by an exploditg soda fountain is now
over for at least, six mouths. Phila
delphia Chronicle.
.They have white mn, Indian?,
negroes and 'Geasera' in L'eadvi le,
aud they wan'i nilov? any Cbir aman
there ou the principle that' more thun
four uces won't go in thesumie pads.
A New York chemist ha a sparge
t ight feet iu cucumft renoej If it onlv
bail a cane and a stand up collar it
would b at its way out West in no time.
Detroit Free Press.
A poor but high Fpinted woman in
Chicago pounds an old rag on I the
kitOJieu iabla'every morning to m&ke
tue neighbors bo ieve she has beef
tsteik for brukfast. Stillwater Lum
bet man. j
Tho schoolbry wilt gloat for half a day
over the enigmaa m a puzzle column,
but when he comes to getting his re
gular arithmetic lesson he considers it
the greatest bore on earth. Home
Sentinel. i
! Worthless Stun! .
Notlso fast, my friend; if you c uld see
the strong, healthy, blooining, men
women and children that havebeeu raised
from beds of sickucfs, sull'ering aud al
most death, by the use of flop . Bitters,
you would say Glorious and (invaluable
remedy.'' See another column'.
STOMACH
'evii and ' Afup-is most co-nrnon In the
fprinir Put m st -eve e m the tail an1 wiater,
It is Ptrfct'v a ina ari.ms dieas , and so sure
lv.will'th individual Whj a louts th8 pre
cwuiion bo xe j r-d from i pains and pen
alties Add to this .its valae as a etotuachio
and anti biilious ient, and who will ven
tare to insav it cl inis! to the first place
among tamny medicines.
For a lebyall Druggists and, respectable
oealers generally,
septl-c&w.
NEW PiAiVOS i $125
Each, and all styles, including Orand Sauare
and Upright, all strictly first class, sold at
the lowest nbt cash wholesale facto bt
prices, direct to the purchased These. Pianos
made one of the finest displays at tbe Cen
tennial Exhibition, and were unanimously re
commended for the Highest Honors oyer
12,000 in use. Regularly incorporated Man
ufacturing Co. Factory established over 3f
years. The Square Grande contain Mathu
shek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,
tae greatest improvement in the history o;
Piano making. The! Uprights are) the finest
in America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't
fail to write for Illustrated and Descriptive
catalogue of 43 pages mailed free.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO.,
apl 7-m 31 East 15th street. ' H Y
Headquarters for Ale
r Laer Beer and Porter.
H-1VXA11CTJS 6l DOR'S,
No. 6 Market Street
QAN FURNISH YOU WITH THE BESl
Ale, Lager Beer and Porter, both keg and
' I I
bottled, in the city.
Country orders promptly attended tj.
For (Smithville.
gTEAM YACHT ELIZA
BETH, Capt D.W.Chadwick,
carrying United States Mail. Leaves wharf
foot of Market street daily (except andT.
at 3 P. M. Retar&iog, Uave 8mithTUle
at 64.M. B. P. PADDiaOiff,
P8 v . AenU
!- - ' -
ftliwcellaneous.
r ur rv cm, i
THAT DESIRABLE R18IDENCE
on Third street, West iue, recently
occu;.Ldbj Col. Jas O. Vu r.
wpt U B- LAVGDOV.
For Rent.
. i
THE ENTIRE THIRD Floor of the
Mn chison Building, situated on
Front Street, next North of the Bank
of New Hanover. Especially enitable as a
if ahl or for Ulub purposes. Tpply to
B. D. DbtFOHEHT, I
or G1LE8 A MDRCHIS05.
gept 20-9t . . ' '
For Rent,
pROM THE 1st OF 0CIOBEH,
1879, the BP.ICK DWELLIJjG,
southwest corner ot Charge and Thh-d sts.
AppW to JOHN H. FREEMAN.
feptl3-tf or )SA.M'L V. CANNON.
For Rent.
THAT DFSIRABLE STORE,
aleo HAL,. Oj thir;' fl o, new
ly fitted j up, corner Market and
tS nth W a tcjr Streets from th v 1st
of October Apply to
sept 1 tf H. B. E1LEKS.
S600.
OR RENT THAT VERY
i
desirable store on Market Street,
i - i -
ccu ie-' by Mr. Thos. H. nowey,
A3 a Shoe tore. The cheapest Store on the
r-triet. Api
lj ti
THE McKOT'S.
eept 10 :f
For Rent.
JROM. 1st October that dea'ra
ble STORE, No. 45 North jFrcnt
treet,! at present occupied by Ho.
Express Compny
sept 23 l w
Apply to
D. A. SMITH St CO.
For Rent.
THE ELIGANt' BE8IDENCE jlj
on corner of Third and Walnut sta.,
recently occupied by Wm. Calder, Fsq.
! i '''.
Posseision given October 1st.
Apply to .
sept 23 tr J. F. GA.URELL.
To Rent,
gTORHJ HOUSE AND DWEL
LING to let on Brunswick and Jli
Seventh streets, in peifecf order. Tosses-
i I ' ' '
?ion s;iven immediately. !
A's vthree No. 1 Fror.t ltooms to let, at
ine first National Lank,:oia buildiug, cor-
1 .
ne: F-ont aud Princess stree s.
i
F--r ' particulars apply to ,
srpt 15 tOl SOL. BEAR & BROS.
The New Boot and
Shoo Stored
32 STREET.
i.
rpo MY FftlEXDS AND Patrons :
1 bankf ,1 for past fav rp, I will In
form them that I hive ;ast returned frcm th
-i
North, wlere 1 have visited aJl th-v celer!-
i
ted markers for Bo its nd Shoes. '
I am determined t sell a good shoe for a
low price, esch" as you nere- bought ic
I t r j
this market before. All I ask is a call and a
r J I J
fiir comparison. j!
. My stock is now ariiviDg with every tiaii-
nd cannot be excelled by any in the c tyj
I .Respectfully,
sept 13
C. ROSENTHAL.
Meats. I1 Meats.
5Q Bb!s Mesa Pork, !
2Q Boxes White 8trip?,
Boxep D S Shou!ders;
jq boxes Lheap Kreait-,
Tcs Cheap Him:,
At low prices by
Hall & Pearsalli
sept 26 !
Furniture.
TUST RECEIVED FUOi1 ,F AG TOL f
large assortment of Walnut and othe,
grades o FURNITUKJfi, which ire oife
Great1 Bargains, j Call and examine,
feb 19 ! D. aJ SMITH & CO
Removal.
rjl B. HENDERSON CO., Product
Dealer! and Commissicm Merchants, have re
moved from Front street, to the store recent
ly occupied by J. W. Alderman A Co.. cor
i' ! -
ner Chestnut and Water streets.
HI
4r ., ,,,noi D
lit. rvis" - .
SOLD BY
si5oo:oo
A
I! OTIC E our cn,,0sC&URS and D&tc RAZE P LA re
f FOR PARTICULARS .wr,u.,w ADDLES SI
WhiteSewing Machine Co. Cleveland, ohiq
October 1st.
FALL CAMPAIGN I
WILL COMMENCE.
Woather lias Ucoii foo Iiol
lor iPeopld 'to iRcad
Advert ieiiie ts.
FULL LINE OF
Fancy Groceries
JUST RECEIVED AT
Ft L. SRIDGEBS & GO'S,
8500 -Reward!.
For a Cigar at the same price that
equals our
P-R-I-BT-G-I-P-E
a-.
$250 Reward ! I
FOR ONE THAT BEATS OUR
SOLON" SHIIJGLS !
S100 Reward !
For ' an all-tobacco Cigarette, cf
same f.tjle, finish
;and quality,
that can be sold as lowT'as our
Boss and Lilly.
sept Z ' , '.'I'-
2 WMFW&&
ONLY 19
DOLLARS !
PENNSYLVANIA
B MACHINE
Equal to any -3ins:er in the Market !
The any cut represents the moBt populai
Htyle for the i e pln, which we offer you ft
tha v;ry low price of ,l.r, in 1u.jid attacb
niens. jf" Kemeraber, wed not &k yoi
to pay until you ( have seen the mach ne "fe ;
After baving eiSmintd it if it is tot all w
r.reent, re. urn it to ns at our expefg..
Q n;n!tyour ine-ests and orde at once II
you live withii seven Laadred milesf tb
frTgv;t will tot bijino e thai one dollar; ,
Ad Jres,
PjonylTaiiia iSewlng Ma.MiiCjXo.,
- -17 N. lOth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
aug 29-wtf I v '
Winberry Oysters
Q TH3I ABi5 GOOD
xijjr now. Another ici tl-
ment just receive ! Jiis axoriang. It's cold
e ough ar-w for hot WhuKej ana fat Oysterr.
Free Lunch erery day at 11 o'clock.
1
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LUMBERS
LIFE IN A BOTTLE,
The .Most Valuable Medical Ic
ery Known to thb Worll v
'More Use for Quihin Nv'
or Mineral Poison sLjfe f!
Blood, Strength for thi SU
and Health fSr All. 'en
AX OPEN LETTEITO TJ1E K'IiLlC
BelieTinffthatbTcleaDsice ti -hi J '
building up the constitution aL?3 464
wa r ot baDi ning diSea and bein u'i
with weakness of the lnns, catvrh""
much broktid down in constitution a UtJ
after.trjidg the bet physician? and ''"
out my Boieyformduy iLai of W
advertised without nndinif a permar.lt
1 b: doctoring myself, Ln"
martetrom. roots and herbs. 1 f0 ?
"discovered1 a wonderful ' uitMt mu!'
Cleanser,the tiroi bottle of whitn Ute m
life, and Vigor, and iu titneefftbtwl a llr"
nentoure. I was free troip catirrh mii
became strong and sound being ble &
the most severe cold and exposure and lV
gained over thirty poundi in weight
ing confident that 1 had male a wondJi
discovery m medicine, I prepared a qbkh'
ot the Root bitters, and wag in the haWiS
giving them away to sick friends andneS
bors. 1 found the medicine effect the ,i
wonderful cures of al!) diseases cabtd fr
humors or scrof ula in the blood, Imprttdewf
Bad Stomach, Weakness, Kidney Sj
Torpid Liver, Ac c. The nw 1ofT
discovery m this way spread from bneU;
to another until I found myself called i bd!
to supply patientsvwith intLicire tar
wide, and 1 was induced to establish a lab I
atorj for compounding and bottling me
Bitters in large quantities, and I ncwd 7ot
al1 my time to this 'business. j
I was a first backward in presenting eim
myself or discovery in this way to thepablt
not being a paten med cine man aadwitt
small capital, but I am getting brarely oT!tf
that. tince I first advertised this meditim
I have been crowded witn orders froiri dL.
gists and country dealers, and the hundred
of letters 1 have received from peraons caret
prove the fact that.no remedy ever did ij
aiuch good in so short atimeind hadwrna
success as the Koot Bitters. fact. 1 m
convinced that they will soon take the . leaJ
o alljOthef medicines in use. ealT oo
hundred retail druggists! right here at hjiw
in Cleveland, now sell Kjoct Bitters, gum a
whom have already soli over one thoojui
buttles. -
Root Sitters are strictly a medical preptt.
ation, such as was used in the good old cm
of our forefathers, when people jr ctrei
by some simple root or plaat.,' ac i wei
calomel and other poisons of the mineral
kingdom ere unknown.
i hey ac strongly on th liver and kidneyt,
keep tbe bowels regular and fcaild op tbt
nervous Bjstem. hey pecetraje emjrpw
of the body, searching out ej ery jerre,
bone and tissue from the head to tr el feel,
cleansing and strengthening the foanUil
springs of life, hence they must reach til
diseases by purification and nourijhmeDl
No matter what your feelings or gjtnptoiii
are, what the disease or ailment is, u:e Kpj
Bitters. Don't wait until you arej gict, U
if you only feel bad or miaerab.e, wtit
Bitters at once. It may save your lite.
Thousands of persons in all pans of th
ountry are already u?ingj hoot Bitten
f hey have saved many lives (of c mtumtiT
who Lad' been given up by friends aud phjd
cians to die,, and have permanently con4
many old chronic cases of Catarrh, rcVbfuj,
Kheumatism, Dyspepsia, akd fskin hiseu
vhereall other treatmetts had fa led. 4'
you troubled with sick headache, coBujes,
dizziness, weakness, bad taste in the flbouti,
nervonsness,and broken orn in constittifT
5fou wiil be cured if you take Hoot Bitti.
Have you humors and pimples on 'your fret
or skin? NotbiDg wilt give you guch? i
health, strength, and beauty a Uoot H
tera. . j . J
T know that jeah ja3 Iphyrciasi ftt
cry butubug because piy discovery crei p
many of thei. patients, b t 1 carje tot. hi
now my desire and dtfrminaiion to plf
my Root Bitters as fast asps ih within
reach of al thos suiieriug throughout N
world tSold by wi olesale and retail ditf
ists and couQtr- me'chantf, or sjeot T
press on rtcipt"of price, fi W per battle,
zbjttles$5.UQ. Kor certificttcs of
derfufcu es,sei ilt -.large ci.cua- v'
ach b ;ttle cf nivdi'-ke. i eed andjo-jen.
yourself. ,
S5sa-Ask yonr rngift r mercTiant w
?RAZl.Sh twOt. iilTTlirt-, jths
dood anse -.and take no aubstitbW !,
ecommtnd
G.
be.:a-js hf maiveJ a tar?eprs
t., Ckv.-land 0
$.S9 upe;ior
For sale by J. C. ilunds and IV. Bf
Irueeists. j march 25th eow-f
Baby Sjrup-
D a h K Kit's n s --i y. u to 'Ac,
holgogae, Builds Oah Hyrun,
'hill Cure, Ar e s' Agu-i Cure snd.
oiete ftocs ot pnr.- i'ra;sai-u ,
f. C. ILLLH, 1 1
. . . ... I fartfU
Corner ita and uo
Open dy and night.
sett23-tf
Wanted,
'JOURNEYMAN1 '. PRINT Ei
. lit
nag tne highest re,commenaftuv
-oug ofa position ia a newspaper c
. ..... u vr
Will work cheap. ddre
he countrv.
eept 16-tt
Selected Fruits
' and Vegetables
N f- TORE AND T ARR1"E- fiiii
A. Vai iety of Apples, F-'Uto" V
bage, Hutter, i neeef , r : A c
sept 26-tf Corner ChegBB,
ffouses and .Stores jto W
APPLT TO
THE WIcKOYS'
, 11AT8 it I
attorneys ana uomw
Office North-Side Market St, J"'
ang 13
ept M I JOHX CASBOLL.
and 3d." I i