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The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Ed. and Prop
WILMINGTON. If. C.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 6, ts79.
Entered at the J'ostoffice at
Wilmington, N. C, as Second -Culs
Matter.
TALMAGK AT HOME.
This ministerial celebrity, who, has
been disporting himself in the British
Empire for the past four or five months,
has arrired at his home in Brooklyn, New
York, and has again put in an appearance
at his famous Tabernacle. A grand recep
- tion was held in the Tabernacle last
Friday night, where an immense con
gregation of his admirers and friends,
stimated to number 6 000 persons as
sembled to bid him welcome, Of course.
the feature of the evening was Tal mage's
speech, which was entirely characteristic
of the man, and in keeping with his
neeches and sermons of the past. He
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spoke in the highest terms .of his visit,
and was eulogistic in his praise of the
English, Scotch, and Irish people with
whom ha same in contact while absent.
Mr. Talmapje could be nothing unless
he were sensational. His speeches or
sermons would possess' but little interest
or force were they not entirely outside of
the ordinary style of other clergymen, es
teciallv of his denomination. He has
won celebrity by sailing outside tbe chin
nels laid down in the regular chait, and n
doing so has givtn great oflense to many
of his denomination, who have been scan
dalized at his presumptuous indepen
dence. He has been assailed with bitter
animosity by clergymen ot high standin
in tbe denomination, aud nas been ar
raigned at the bar of the P.esbytery,
charged with grave offenses, but they
were not sustained. The bitterness which
prompted the trial, and which was en
gendered during its continuance,
has not in the least subsided, and
it is safe to presume that he will
again be assailed by those who have taken
up the cudgel against bim.
We are not of those who think his
course in, or out of the pulpit . such as
to advance the cause of religion, but
there are these to whom his ministrations
are a delight, and who have become
bound to him by the persecutions to
which, they claim, he has been subjected.
The antagonism he has met with from oth
ers has seemed to endear him the more to
them. "With an immense congregation
who have implicit faith iu' his honesty,
purity, devotion and scanctity, he caa
langb at all the obstacles which may be
attempted to be placed in his path.
TUB RECORD OF A NEWSPAPER.
It is a good thing sometimes to have
a record, aod'then again it is an unfortu
nate thing, especially for a few newspa
pers aid politicians, and this latter is the
case as applied to that cynical sheet the
New York &un, which though not of the
Radical-Republican stripe in politics since
General Grant neglected to give Dana a
place in bis cabinet, is 'sufficiency Radi
cal in everything else that pertains to
Southern people and Southern interests.
It is not because of any re rent utterance
of the editor of that luminous sheet
against our section, howver, tbat we
write these lines, but it is simply on ac
count of his general predilections to eve
erj thing like sarcasm. It is for this rea
son mainly that we have written the above
and reproduce the following from the
New York World, which, on frequent oc.
casions before, has taken down the files o
tbe Sun and folded it up in the neatest
manner possible somewhat after this fash,
ion :
Our esteemed cotemporary, the Sun.
goes unusually wide of the mark when it
assumes that those who "wish to render
the nomination of Mr. Tilden in 1880
altogether impossible have joined in the
determination to vote against Mr. Robin
son and to endeavor to secure his defeat."
For so long as on the 12th of November,
1878, our esteemed cotemporary, the Sui,
declared with great emphasis that "Mr.
Tilden will not again be the Presidential
candidate of any party," and yet on
the same 12th of November, 1878,
our esteemed cotemporary, tbe Sun,
declared with equal emphasis that it
considered "the overthrow of Tammany
essentia 1 to the freedom of thecifzeus ol
New York," and would "labor for it until
it should be achieved." It mast be obvi
ous to our esteemed contemporary that in
tbe actual stale of the case in this com.
mouwealth the ,4overthrow of Tammany"
can only be attained by the election Gov
ernor Robinson yet in laboring for tbe
election of Governor Robinson, our es
teemed contemporary surely cannot believe
itself to be working for the reuomination
of Mr. Tilden in I860.
TUB OFOttTOATE AEBON U TS
As long as the world rotates around
the sun on its daily and yearly axis, so
long will men run a needless risk of their
lives; aome for the love of adventure,
others in tbe interests of science, and
others again out-of curiosity. Under the
two last heads Professor Wise, the Aero
naut, and a young man by the name of
George Burr, Teller in a St, Louis bank,
wby ascended in a balloon . from Lindeil
T
Park, near the above tamed city.'cn Sun
day afteincon, the, 29 .h nit. are to
be placed overt one week 8go
tince which tirne nothing b
been seen or beardj of jhm except , on the
Monday afternoon 1 following tne ascen
sion, when they were JicuYercd to. tbv
South of Lake Michigan 'about S00 mil;
and'the general a jrehensiim now is. tba:
the unfortunate men are lost. I Y ung
Bun promised hi!?&nee that - he would
telegraph her as soon as he reached Terra
Firmaonc; more, from the dearest tele-
rrarVi tafinn anil than hn rrvirier to take
o"r n t "T r
his station in the balloon, (with hat in
hand waved what it is feared will prove a
final farewell, while 'the balloon rapidly
ascending was soon lost to view.
The generallyj accepted theory is, that he
balloon which contained hardly1 gas enough
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to sustain its load tnf the air- twentyf ur
hours, adds force to the theory that the
air ship when it reached Lake Michigan
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in which diiection it was moving when
ill s j j i
last seen, was not able to reach tbeoppc-
M -i I i
site shore, and the fate of the daring aero
nauts has been a watery grave in the
bosom of Lake Michigan. I
WASHINGTON LETTEB.
Washington, Oct. 3, 1879.
Tbe prospects of j the Democracy for
the fall elections continue to brighten,
and it is now probable that we shall
carry both New York and Ohio this
Fall, aud when that is done it needs
no prbphetio eye to see the ; ooming
and of all the frauds and corruptions
of the " .Republican party,) from the
fraudulent President down to the
Agnes Jenks from the -I steal of the
Presidential office J down to the petty
peculations of insignificant postoffioes.
Verily like St. Paul when he came in
tight of the ''Three j Taverns," we
may thank God and take courage for
if the Democracy Scarry either Ni-w
York or Ohio this! Fall, the election
of a Democratic President next year
is assured, and a second steal! of the
Presidential chair will not be in order.
Except the defection of John Kelly and
his little Tammany following in New
York, the Democratic party, was never
more firmly united than now, and ail
over the country its committees and
individual Democrats are laboring in
the canvass with that nntiring zeal,
and confidence of final success, that
in such a cause, is1 th sure forerunner
of victory. Let every Democrat do
his whole dnty let ua have the good,
old-fashioned ioDg pull, strong j pall,
and pull altogether, and the sure re
salt will be that whoever may be nom
inated by the Democratic convention
next year will be the President in 1831.
It is stated 'by authority' that Secre
taries Evar'i and Sherman will in
person urge the voters of New York
to elect Mr. Cornell Governor of that
State. If there has been any doubt
in the case of Secretary Sherman it is
removed by the! publication of a let er
from him this morning, in which he
promises to be in the State j on or be
tore the midd e of this month, j Sec
retary Evarts and Secretary jSehuiZ
were entrusted by Mr. Hayes with the
delicate task, of reforming the civil ser
vice by keeping office-holders ! out of
partisan politics. jj
Additions now being made
to the
Government Printing Office in this city
will make it doable the size of any
other office in the world. It has' facu
lties for all kinds and qualities of
work. The exp nses of the institution
are stad:iy increasing; from year to
year. - ,;j i j
Hereafter the people - of Washing
to mean to have annual fairs equal to
any in the country. The first one,
which opens on the 28th of this month
promises tj be a success but extensive
and expensive improvements will from
year to year be made in the grounds of
of the Association, and in its I other
facilities for accDmmodating the great
number of people from abroad who are
expected in the future to take
an
in-
terest in a work of such!
national
im
portance.
sTi
GUEDQE.
Women are spiteful oreaturea. Feoh
ters two wives kept their row quiet
until it is too late to serve mm as an
advertisement. Boston Post.
The man who stumbled oyer the
stove during the summer, rather than
take it down, now laughs at bis neigh
bors who took the ether course.
. tlere, landlord, I'll take no 'Pina
fore in my coffee, ' said ; a guest as he
uncovered the sugar bowl to find it
fairly swarming with anta.-Pnilad'a.
Chron. j.. ,.' j , i
Medical men say that a good cigar
will steady the nerves ol a man on the
gallows, and the Detroit, Free Press
advisee its readers to try it once and
ee. j , . ' J! I ,.
You would never think to look at
Grant that he is a great man, and you
can sometimes trust to appearances
and not be deceived. Boston Post.
It is proposed to take a lot of base
ball nines out to California this winter
to get even with that State for sending
Denais Kearney east last year. Bos
ton Post. , 1 j '
A strange freak of nature is reported
by a gentleman living out on the weat
em surburbs.i Last j week his wife
gave birth to a daughter with1 a bear
ueck and deer little feet. St Louis
Times-Journal. i
There are sermons in everything in
nature. -Take the flowers, for instanoe
They never shoot off. their pistils ; not
even when the bumblebee loafs around
with his pocket-knife drawn. Atlaata
Constitution, I . f I :
Seth Green thinks 1 all brook trout
taken under seven inohes in length
should be thrown back. But who ever
knew of -a brook trout j weighing lees
than half a round to be cantmf
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Miscellaneous.
DAILY REVIEW,
JOSH. T...JAMES
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Is published
Every Afternoon,
(Sundays excepted).
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The paper will be delivered by
carriers, free of charge, in any part
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The Daily Keview is now in the
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fourth year of its existence, is per
manently established, with a large
and steadily increasing snbscrip
tion list, and presents to merchants
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and others a most desirable medi
um for advertising.
THE
WILMINGTON JODBM.
JOSH. T. JAMES,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Is published
EVERY FRIDAY.
At the following rateri :
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THE WlLMKJGTOa JOTJES
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lates largely in the adjoining conn
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ties as well as in the Western por-
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tion of the State and presents un-
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equalled facilities to merchants for
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making known what they have for
sale. 1
For Rent.
rpHAT DESIRABLE W11ABF, at
foot of MulVrry j reet, lately occupied
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by tbe Baltimore Steamship Cmnpafy m
pleie with Offices. Sheds, Ac. Ats, the
COAL and'OdU YAM, crre'-ff Kr- at
and Molberry street' at t -tv. e; t occupiad by
J. A. Springer. A; Vly t . !
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For Rbnt.
fTlHAT DE8IRABLK RESIDENCE
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on inira street, w eei uae, rw.n
occupied by Col. Jaa. Q. Bu r.
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sept U
R. F.AVODOW.
For Rent.
THAT DESIRABLE STORE,
also HALL on third fl or, new
ly fitted np, corner Market and
South Water Streets from tha 1st
nf DrTnhAr AddIt to
sent 11-tf H. B. EILERS.
I S600.
pOR RENT THAT VERT
desirable store on Market Street,
occu -ie l by Mr. Thoa. H. Howey,
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as a Shoe Store. The cheapest Store pn the
street. Aply to THE McKOYM.
sept 10-tf
For Rent.
rpHE ELEGANT BJ58IDENCE
on corner of Third and Walnut sts ,
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recently occupied by Wm. Calder,
Fsq
Possession girtn October I t.
j Apply to,
sept iZ tf j! J. F. GARRELL.
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The New Boot and
Shoe Store.
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32 MARKET STREET.
TO MY FRIENDS AND Patrons : I .
Thankfal for past farors, I will in- f J
form them that I hare just returned from the
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North., where I hare visited all the celebra-
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ted markets for Boots and Shoes.
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I am determined te sell a good shoe for a
low price, such as 'you never bought in
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th's market before. All I ask is a call and a
fair comparison. i
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My stock is now arriving with every train
nd cannot be excelled by any in the city.
Respectfully,
sept 13
C. ROSENTHAL
ONLY 19 DOLLARS !
PENNSYLVANIA
SINGER MACHINE
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Equal to any Singer in the Market !
The above cut represents the most popular
Style for the people, which we offer you for
the very low price of $19, in -luding attach
ments. fSSt" Remember, we d- not atk jou
to pay until you have seen the machine. Hfe,
After having examined it . if it is not all .we
represent, return it to us at our j expense
Consult your interests and order at once. If
joa live within seven hundred miles the
freight will not be more than one dollar.
Address,
PennsylYania Sewing lactone . Co. ,
I 17 N. I Oth Street,
Philadelphia; Pa.
aug-29-wtf
Hale's Weekiy.
ON TUESDAY, the 7th day of JOctober,
1879, and in the Citv of til, ir- , t, e
undersigned will commence th pubiicati n
of HALE'S WEEKLY, a .North Carolina
Democratic Newspaper. tj
These four words convey all tha a column
of Prospectus could tell: th goi of the
State; the success of the Par y wnch is tbe
life of the State and the can rj ; the pub
lication of all the news ; these the object?
proposed. That he can do the last aud c -v
tribute to the first and second, the saocriber
does not affect io doubt, lhe People bare
set their seal of approval upon his past aud
he does not ooubt the future. '
1 Half's Wikklt will be printed from new
and beautiful type and on fa r wbite paper.
The price will be $1 per annum. So n at
will go upon its mail books without payment
and no paper will be sent alter expiration of
tne time paid tor. r M. HALE.
Raleigh, Sept. 15, 1879. sept 16 t'
Wanted.
JOURNEYMAN PRINTER, who can
bring the highest recommendations,' is desi
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rons of a position in a newspaper offlce ia
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the country. Will work cheap. Address,
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ept 16-tf DAILY REVIEW.
fiultri Ci
THEBES T
SOLD BY
si5oo:oo
BEWARE - r VVrrfpji HUBS !
NOTICE our cWD&URS ahd D&ZZgRACE PUrE
PARTICULARS I I rtUWBtK 0N J ADDRc.
rn PauTirm ah? i t nNatn
WhiteSewing Machine
October 1 stJ
FALL CAMPAISN I
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WILL COMMENCE.
wJather litis been loo hoi
Ibr, 'People to Read
A I verlisenie uts. !
FULL LINE OF
JUST RECEIVED AT
P, 11. BRIDGERS &
GO'S,
8500 Eeward !
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For a Cigar at tlie same price that
equals our
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P-B.-I-3S-C-I-P-B
8250
i.faJ WW iAlJL vk k
FOB ONE THAT BEATS OUXt
SOI.OJJ
$100
Reward !
For an all-t
bicco Cigarette, of
sa ne f,tvle,
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t'aat cu be
jiiiiislj and. quality,
sold as ! low! as our
Rose and Lilly.
septs
GOMMER
)IAL HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
P. A. DCBUETE, Prop.
rpilE CO MilB tjc l AL, formerly the "EM
ri&K HOUaF",h'avingbeeJthoroaghly r3n
orated and refitted is now one of the leadirg
first-elas3 Hotels
aup' lied with the
in the city. The table ia
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beet onr home and north
ern narkets aflforda.
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L ard pr D iy $2 and $2 50 !
Large riamplo Rooms fyr'the Com
:r : ; c: 1 trade. .
. A First-Class Bar aud Hillia d Hall
c inflected with this IloteL
r.r- KKEhJ 'L,U.NUH daily froai 11 A. it
4o 12.30 P. M. I
julf 19- !
A WEEK in your own
tbwf), no capital risk
cji. 'ou can give the bu.
sii.t-ss a tri.il without exnense. The hp5t
o'p j t unity ever ffired. lor thoso williifg to
work. Yeu should try nothir.g else until
3 on a -e tor yourself whai you can do al the
busies we offer. No room to explain
here V ou can dtivoiA all your t im or orly
your spare time to Uie bi.'feineHS, and make
-re ;L j ay f ;r ev -y hour that you work.
H uft)!j make as pauch as mon. Send foi
sp.via! jHivate temis and 'aiiiculars,which
w mtiJ fr -e. $5 Ounc frve. Don't com
pi.tii: ( Iwd times w'.ile ou haveaucb a
c a A.idrwU II. UALLET1 & CO .
1 ri ! , nine 7--dfew.
Winberry Oysters-
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THE GOOD
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now. Another instal-
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ment joet received this morning. It's cold
earugh now foKhot Whiskey ana fat Oysters.
Free Lunch erery day at 11 o'clock.
pt 26 i JOHN CARROLL.
Old Newspapers.
QHANTI Y OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
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for (trapping, offered for sale cheap at the
ept 4 daily review office.
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Co.
Cleveland, ohiq.
YHlOW FEVEK-.-BUCK y -
1 1 i t
'OlSOOn t fi.r,.. .V . 1
terrible Mew. hicJ? - i, - rafUflf I
in a niore ma iK0nt and TiraL?b
fallmonihsof 17&. ?tforuV
MERBiLL'8 Ukpatini, a Re'Dll I T
in southern Nubia nd uaS"
derful results in South Aui" tj
most agjrr-iTitea of f kr,k
causes from one t tiro ouna 'Ir Vt lL
altered strained trom tbe h W S
it pas .hro-Rh the LiJer, tuit
cess of bile exists Bt its T
on the Liver ..ndf Stomach thfKS
uot onlylPreTenu to a ceruint, . ViU
Fever and Black Vomit, but in-7
and all Ma ial diseases D:P?I
expej the Malarial Poison and
trom th4 blood by u-ing MtaVw?.8?
which is' sold n n?---?.. :l,.BiTr
i 1.00 bottles, or will b .f.K7! 10 K i uJ
Proprietors. A. F. MR k7fW
Dr Pemberton'si8tilliIi?iaorQ,De;i,
Delight 1
The reports of wonderful B.
Rheumatism, Scrofula, 8alt kh 1W"
lis, Cancer, Dicer, and Bore. tfatT1
all narts of the country,
able but so miraculous o be S&JT
it not to the abundance of proof.
Remarkable Cure of Scrofula, h,
CASk Ob vyL. J. c. fIraxsov,
Kihuto G... Sept. 15,'
GentsJ-For rixieen years t hTe U.
great sufferer fiom Scrofula inl
creasing forms. 1 have been c0 fit
room anj be a for fifteen jran witnJS?
looi nlceratioDa. The moat appro
dies for such cases had been &
most eminent physicians cnsulted,
any decided benefit. 'Ihu. prSff
tress d,l desponding, I was adriS ffj
i yer, of Hloyd county, Oa., to eoaii
the use of your Compoaod Extract BfflfiS
Language is as insufficient to detcrib.SK
iiefl obtained from th, we of the hSI
as it is to conrey an adequate idea of thik
tensity 6f my suffering before win,
medicine; sufficient to say, I .bina
other remedies and oontinned th jof.!
Extract ;of Ptillingia, untd I caaiTy 4
,'1 am cured of all pain," of all dfei'
nothiDg;to obstruct the activt punaitifr
profession. More than eight monthi U
elapsed since "this remarkable curt, viiki
any return of the disease.' , ,
For the truth of the above ita'emeatlfr
fer to any gentleman in Bartow coaitr.tk,
and to the members of the bar of CUnb!
ircait.jwhb are acquainted with me. I ahafi
Yer reiii&in, with the deepest irratitiidf,
I Your obedient servant,
1 J. C. BRAN05, Att'y it-Ut.
A MIRACLE.
West Foimt, Ga., Bert, 11, IU
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Gents: -My daughter was taken on the Si
day ot June, 1863 with what wu nwA
Ko be Acute K hen mutism, arid wu treat! if
the same with no success. In Larch, foIW
ng, pieces of bone bean to wok oottfAi
ight arm, and continued to apiwr tiD i
the bone from tbe elbow to theaboalderj
cime out. Many pieces of bone cam eat t
the right foot ana leg. The cae wu ls
Drnnuunced nnp nf Whit Kwelli.r. I ft
having been' confined aDout six jeantolil,
bed, and the case considered boptUw, I w
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muucea io irj ur. rf moertob b
Kxtractof Ktiliioflria. and was so wellaij
Ced with its effect that I have cotiti idl.
use of it until the present. - ' I
My dauhter was confined fe ber ped ivt(
sixyeais before she sat np or eren tin,
over without he p. She now lit spall to!
and sews most of her ti e huwalkelsrs
iue room. Her general health it no fi
and, 1 . Delieviv she will, as ber limbs p
strpnu-th. wait woll. I ul rrihuta her ft
ry? with th- blpsirg of God, to tbea
vourinm mbU m,rhin. With rratitlt
I am, yours truy. W. B. BLASTOI.
Wm Poikt. Gi., Sept 1. M
Gents: The ab ve certificate of '-fr'
Blanton we kuow and certify to M i
true. The thing is so; hundreds of tkal
respected citizens will certify to it
reference can be given as msy b
Ton n trnlv.1
CRAWFORD A WALKEK, DrafP
HO.V. R n WTf.l.I A MS. I -
DK. Finberton's StilHngi h r
pared by A. F. Merrell k Co., Phila,ra
tcld Dy all Druggiels in $1 00 bott
sent by express. Agents wsnted to atT"
every whee. I ' fc
Henj for Bo r.k -"Curious an"-
all. Medicines sent to poor peopls ft
Houses and Stores to
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aYf'.-Y to .
THE aicKOYS,
Attorneys and Counsellors t 1
be
and 3d.
at
Furniture.
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a large aaaortment of Walm
,tiwJn
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?rade of FURNITURE, ch t
at Great Bargains. Call and ex
For SmitHviiie.
TEAM TACHT ELIZA-
t.onn i rt txr CV, A wick.
carrying United 8 Utea MiLgSj.J
foot of Market street daily g
at 3 P. M.iQKemK. Dl30J.
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