The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1879.
Entered at the Iosto'tfi ck at
WlLMIN'OTtTN, N. C.y AS Skcojtd-'Class
Matte a.
VE1WS AND REVIEWS.
Mrs. Gen. Fremont is Tery popular in
Arizona. She is very handsome, has
beautiful grey hair, and is a brilliant con
versationalist.
Gen Loring, ex-officer of the ex-Kbe-dive,
has in hit ten years Egyptian
service, it is said, acquired a comfortabl
furtune. His annual salary was 10,000
in gold.
The late eiia!or Zichariah Chandler
and direr P. Mortoji both died on the
fi'.t div of November, Mr. Chandler on
n - v u .Miiversary of the death oi
Moi lou.
A corn &i oiuJent eays that now-a-days
every wfuian of s cial position in New
Y rk niodt-ls or paints photographs or
! r.it (, r res or cbisels, or reads
.. s- i' a tl i.oji.ical economy.
v i.fu the Archduchess Christina dis-cuvt-red
that Kirjg Alfonso's birthday
can.e on Friday, she begged that the
wedding-day mifiht be changed to the!
27tb or the 29th, and so it is to be.
Mrs Lewis wag alone at night in a house
at Air Line, Ohio. She was awakened by
the dropping of the key from the lock of
the front door. Guessing aright that a
burglar had pushed it out, she armed her
self with a pistol, and, when be in'icv
duced his head fired at it. Ills dead
body was taken away by a companion
in the wagon that was to have carried
the plunder.
Probably Bismarck ai.d the Duke of
Wellington have had more orders and
(Tecorattcts than any others in the world.
The latle " rarely wore any save the gar
ter, aud it was observed when he lent a
f-imous dec-oration for some private theat
ricals at Lady Salisbury s, years after it
was conferred, that he case had never
even been opened; Bismarck is quite as
indifferent.
The faulty construction oi" California's
iiew Conatiiution is exported to cause a
grent deal cf litigation. The titles and terms
of many of the county officers are left in
doubi a;;d must be settlsd by the courts,
mos' of which will be paraljzsd until the
legislature can grant relief. On account
cf the expected unpleasant workings of
liie f ew ordinance the Bank California
his reduced i!s capital stock from $5,000,-
()0 to 000,000, and the Grangers' Bank
t orn !r-i,0(H),00 j, all paid in, to $1,000,
000. The Alabama papers are beginning to
call the attention of the world to the gold
reswurces of the State, which they say are
inexhaustible. It is stated that, with tho
same machinery . and labor, more gold
could be taken from the Tal'apopfea mines
than has beeu secured from many ol the
best ki own diggings on the Pacific coast.
In formtr years these mines were worked,
unskilfully indeed, but at that time they
ielded many thousand dollars' worth cf
the precious metal.
The Russian royal family seem to
mend a lrge part of their time in France.
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Constan
tino hare been passing months at Faris
and Biarri'z. They were followed by the
Czarewitch, and now the impress is at
Cannes, where the and the Czxr are to
pass the winter. The' French seem to be
pleased, and tee in . it an indication of
Russia's regard fur their country. The
imperial family while at Cannes decline
ail attentions c.ilculattd to make them in
any way conspicuous.
They intend making travelling more
c nvenient on the continent of Europe bt
adopting our sj stern of railway carriages.
Littlt Bvlgiuru is wide awake in matters
of business, and is setting the first ex
ample. The international Company of
Sleeping Cars has submitted a project to
the GorerEment of Brussels for orgm
iziog a great express train between Os
tead. Cologne, Berlin, and the Russian
frontier. The train will be exclusively
compofel of sleeping cars and saloon car riages.
Divorce or no divorco is the social
question convulsing France to-day. A.
father writes to a Pans journal: 'Sir,
you ask if it is just to reestablish divorce.
Can the question be seiiously put? I
have three daughters- It was my duty
to marry off all three. This was not done
without trouble, but at last it. was done.
I am told that divorces will be granted
by the Chambers. If this be so, xuy
daughters, who are unhappy in their
homes, will get divorces, that is certain;
and when they are divorced they wili
wish to marry again. Behold me com
polled to furnish them with three new
husbands. I trut that your paper will
print this protest of a pirent.'
THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAF,
The returns from thk elections held in
the different States yesterday are neces
sarily meagre and tine fri :!!, but enough
has been ascertained aa t tie piooab.'e
result to make it unsatisfactory! to the
Democracy, it is true that iu ne rly all
the States a -Republican majority was ex
pected, as they have' heretofore invariably
polled their ycrtes for a sRepabjlican tick
et. But in , New York, which is
certainly Democratic b) a large majority
when the strength of ths vdte is polled
and there are no divisions in the party,
the result, as indicated by the result thus
far received, has not beenj favorable to the
Democracy. Tpe probabilities are that
Robinson has been defeated, bat that the
remaW der of the Dmocratic State ticket
huv '-a elected by a handsome majority,
win nc legislature-has gpne Republican.
We hope to have additional and more au
thentic information relative to the result
during the day, which, if received, wil
be found uporfc the local pare ot "this
111 i
iscue. i i i l
In Pennsyli'ai ia there vas only one
State officer (State Treasurer) to be voted
season was a proStable one to the rice
interests oi mis estate.
The following particulars are given re!
ative to the crop! made this year:
The remuneratire prices obtained for
the previous crop induced a much exten
ded cultivation and about 60,000 acres
were planted from which a yield of 250,
000 to 300.000 bbls. was reasonably ex
pected. In May, the water in the Mis
sissippi fell so low that it was impossi
ble to fl.od the fie'ds and the customary
'June rise' failing, together with a long
period ofdrontb, all combined to serious
ly injure the growth of the rice. Artificial-means
of raising the water were re
sorted to, and, pumps were kept running
night and day, with indifferent success
by those who could command them.
September 1st, a heavy gale supplement
ed the disasters of year, and instead of the
large yield expected, toe most reliable
estimates show only about 75 000 bbls
as total crop for the. season. The, quali"
ty was somewhat injured by the want ol
water, yet the parcels offer in g are of fair
character. Preparations are deing nia re
lor a large planting next s ason.
for, and the fetu
can candidate w
rns fchow thai the Republi
cs elected by a largely in
creased rxMjo ity over th. vote of 1673.
That the Repubhcanj would f kct their
candidate was no mre than we expected,
as th State Las i.erUl'y gone in favor of
tnat paiiy. I
In Virginia th.re was a stubborn fight
between the j-Fuuders" and the '-Read
jusltro'. of Uie Stale debt, add the Jesuit
is yet i:i doubt. Several days will un-
loub'.edly el
wiil b d finitely ascertained.
:pbje before the actus i ie;li
In ..New J.j
ascerjt,
?y th.1
i
pi.ib
ioaiiS have
made somu -slight gjins, and jwill contin ie
to control Ihn ILetisiatuie
electit'ii of the
large ni:.j rity, akhough ti.eJ
he Senate by
fit
five, and the Asseukbiji by fyu'rtoeu or
teen majority.
In Maryland thero
is tit doubt of thr-
Democratic ticket, by a
lit of officers.
long that the eou:.t 'u uot
latest return 3. it is esti-
s will cany the
voted fur i.-. so l
complete iii ;h-.
mated that thb ' Democra
cify of Biiltim.jJ-e by 10,000 m joi'iiy. V
shall publish the re' urns C' lnpl t whu
they an :vo.
Lonj, thu Republicat candiiiate for
Governor of- Aiadchusetts, has been
elected by a phi.'aliry of from 10,000 o
13,000 votes.; Tne entire State ticket
has beeu elected and the legislature will
be strongly Republican. There has been a
large fading off in the vote of that State
as compared with foimer vears. The re
turns from 22G towBs and cities in the I Pr"ent shouia be equitably distributed
tut, uattruies ui tue ocaies ana
The President of the Caliiornia State
Viticultural Society has reported 60,000
acres covered with viieyards, nutnLering
5,000 000 vines, ai;d represen ug, with
the land, a capital of $30,000,000. An
other complete report is to be made ten
years hence.
Frovrb iu Pari? Worth mak-.s
the Toniau. Buffalo ExoreBs.
Tiie independent voter is likely to
raise the old fora'ca with the oambi
natiou. Puck.
Home f;ifted.geniu3, who knows not
that he is the jailor of a poetic fancy
fuoh as Teuqyson would give a dollai
for,! remarks of "the present weather
tha it ia'tlie 'tail ol tummer fitickin'
through -the knot-hole of the past'
Yonkers Gazjtte.
About this time the barber and cus
tomer get into an earnest politic 1 dis
cussion, which so du-tracta the atten
tion of both that the barber doesn't
observe, until the bottle becomes emp
ty, that he has been lubricating the
customer's head for forty minutes,
and has got iu the neighborhood of a j
pint of 'o.l poured on to it, which fluid
is rapidly working its way toward the
oustomer'a toots. And then the
victim discovers how things stand,
and pretty soon the police are called in .
' Boston-Pest.
Ma?k Twain was invited to Hart
ford, where a dinner was to be given
to the Gat3 City Guard, of Atlanta,
Ga. He couldn't go, owing to his
political engagements, but he begged
the committee kindly to eee that the
portion of the banquet -vbieh he would
i 5 . j . ...
ub ttiiowea to consume ii he were
Miscellaneous.
nDPilMC 13 Stops, 3 set Rexd', 2 Knee
UnUHnO 8wellf, Stool and L'ook, only
$94. f Oct. Pianos, Stool, Cover and Book,
only $143.75. Illoitrated Newspaner sent
free. Address Daniel F. Beatty, WasMns
ton, NJ. oct
$10 to $1000 sEXESkS
in an oireei
makes fortunes everj
month. Books sent free explaiaing every
thing. ' Address, BAXrfiK A CO.,
I Bankers.
oct9 4w 1 IT ?7all St., New Vork.
AGENTS WANTED For the Beet atxl
Fastest-Pelli p Pictoriai Booa and Bibles.
Prices reduced 31 per cect. National Pgb
lishikb Co., Philada., Pa., Atlanta, Ga., o:
St. Louis, Mo. I cct 9 4 ,
Miecellancou?.
v
. -Wis,
To examine the lajre and varict as-ortm. i.t J '
ClOfifl rPt1iri" in 30 dajs on $100 in
4) IZUUvested. Official reports and infor
mation FREK, Like orofita weekly on tff ck
options of $10 to $LQ.
Address. T. Potter Wight & Up., Bank
er , 35 Wail St., N. Y. I f ct 9 4w
WAPJTED,r..?GF-
miDctoo, and the adjoining towns for the
best selling household articles iu the world.
Tip top probts,write at once to World Matu-
facturiDg To.., 12'2 Nassau 8t. New Vork.
oct 9Aw
f G0CD PLAN. Combining nnil o:ratiug mnyw !r;
F iu oue vBl iiiiiii lias every ativAitiafre f riiitil, n il l
a FUiiifiil mana.-einriit. I.r?e profit diviivf1 io rat 11:
Invpstmants of $25 to $'0000. ("lrrniar. wi'.ii I:. ! jc
j l.iiiaTi ii how nil can pocreeil in utock iel: ties. mx.il 'I ircc.
L.VWRKKCK CO.. 19 BroaU trett. New oik.
Dry Goods,
Carpets,
- !
oct 2i
ELASTIC THUSS
Haa a Pad d i fferin e trom al lothe-,
is cup abape, with Self-Adiusdne
Ball in center, adapt i tseifto
positioiu ot tee body, while the
Hal Ii n the cup presses hack the
lotcKtlntjTiiasapr4on would
with the Finger. '.Villi light
Pressure the Hernials held aetmrely
day and night, aa'l a raiilcal cure certain. Itlt eztj, durable
and cheap. Sent by mail. Circulars free.
EGGLESTOS TRUSS CO., Chicago, 111.
nawrag
;t INSTITUTE.
KutablWriH i n la7? for the core ol
Caneer, Tonort, Flwri, ScrofnJa,
and Skin Dlst-asca, without the ti-e of
knife, ot lofsof blood, anii little pain.
Fori nformatlon, circulars and references, a:l'lrij
Dr. F. L. I'0 D, Aurora, Kane Co., I1L
The only improvement; ever made, on! the con
PORUS PLASTER.
It contains-greater ancj more powerful
than the common Poriis Plaster, and is far superior to l'ViU-inJ
Tiie so-oanea eiecincai appn iiiees
ret 9-4 w
Grahd-GrancSGrand
Opening! z'1
CUBED.. A simple vegetable remedy
ior me spemy uu permanent cure ci uonsunip-i
tion,Bronchitis,Catarrh,A8thnia,ii all Throat
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radical cure for Nervous Debility and all!
Nervous Complaints, trAicft tigs been letted tnj
thousand of crises. Recipe, with f nil directions
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on receipt Ot Stamp. Fleaae name this paper.
W.W.6HXSAR,149Fower8,Block,Bocbeater.Nl
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WANTED
Goods eell rapidly.'
liberal commission
Active parties to act as
Ceneral Ajj -nts for the
eale of our ppeciaUies.
Uusin-88 respeetb!e. -We
py a salary or a
on eafes. From $100 to
$203 a Month can be made by live rreu. Ra'-e
chance for making mone7. I d iress
J. b. M DONALD &, (Jd,,
oct 9-4 VZ8 Clark St Chicteo.
State gire LoDg
930, aod Adams
113,515, Batler, 99,
9,915. From this it
would seem that Batler will have to wait
for a more farorable opportunity before
he can become Governor c f the Bay State.
In Connecticut the election1 wai for
members cf the Legislature and Senators
in eleven out ol twenty-one districts. In
these the Republicans elected ten and the
Territories. 'I would no V he adds,
that any j partiality be shown; on ac
count of politioal creed or ceocraDhi-
cal position, but would beg that all the
crates be of the same heft.'
Democrats one:
Senator.
Wisconsiu has goneRepublican, having
elected Smith, their candidate for Gover
nor by about 2,500 majority, which1 is a
gain ever previous votes. 1
Minnesota is necessarily slow in get
ting forward ; her j-etums, bnt there has
been enough received to show that there
i a large falling elf in the vote polled, ae
compared with previous years. At St.
Pauls, Rice, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, ran far ahead of his ticket and
had a majority of 1,600 in that
xue uuii oi me vote ot me otatej is
in the more Soutbjcrn counties and
turns from there show Republican gams.
As maUer of Cv.uts'5 the Republicans
Tie election yesterday
he Suprebe Court, and
city.
cast
re-
carr'el Nebraska.
was for Ju lge of
rebutted in the election of ,CuLb, Repub-
( 12 000 over, Wake,
i i
ticau, oy a niAj.tnry
"ly, Democrat.
The returns fro
t'w, tut the S
gor e Democratic,
ta
m :sissijipi are mea
e has wkinut a doubt
with the exception of
two or three Grethback precincts.
In Minois the election wp.s confined to
Cook county and the city of Chicago, in
that c Ui.ty. and was for! city pnd
county oilkeis. j The Republicans claim
the city by 5.)00 and th( county bo
8.000 majority, which would be a gainjof
abdf 10 000 over the last election.
THE RICE CRO
l
Xt TV m 1 p r-i
sued a eirciilar,da,ted at New Orleans,
November Utt which contains some very
interesting jin formation relative to the
rice crop, bth for last year an 1 for this
The following particulars are given rela-
tiye to the crop of l78-79:
1 - i i i ;
Quantity The total yield in this State
was 164,000 bb!s'4 of which 150.000
bbls. were marketed, the remainder being
used for setd and hoise consumption.
' Quality Planters! haying been more
eirelulin seeding and cultivation, anJ tn
account cf fa r harvest weather.thejarerage
grade was fully. up to previous seasons.
Pricei Louisiana being the base of
supply for the United States, daring the
first three months of the crop year, all
the surplus was- disposed of as early as
November. ( Speculation in 'rough' fun
milled rice): then forced prices unJuly
high and market ruled quiet and steady
until Spring demand set in and prices ad
vanced Jc. per pouca. Altogether the
Get out Doors!
lhe close confinement of all factory
worK, gives the operatives pallid faces.
poor appetite, languid miserable feelings,-
poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys aud
urinary troubles, and aril the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help
them unless tbey get out of doors or use
LIop Bitters, the purest and best remedy,
especially for such rases, having abun
dance of health, sucshiue and rosy cheeks
in inem. iney cost tut a trm-. f5ee anot b
ei column.-
I
Dr. Holt's Endorsement! of Specr's
Port Crape Wine.
lhe followmsr, from the celebrated Dr
Mott of New York, speaks wonders for
Mr. Speer's efforts to raise the Oporto
Urape in jNew Jersey:
62 Madison Avenue,
New Yoek, April 11, 1878.
Mr. AijFred Speer. Dear Sir ; The
visit which I made last year to your
v meyaras, wine-presEes aid vaults at
rassaic, N. J., satisfied me tboroushlv
.that tha wines manufactured by you are
joure and unadulterated, and the very
oest that can be ofiVred to the public for
medicinal uses.
Acting upon ray favorable impressions
at the time, I h ive since recommended the
iort, Wiue more particularly in my
practice, and am sati.fied, with marked
benefit, to my patients.
There can be no better proof to the
doubting mind, as to the Wine being
made Oi the finest Oporto Grape,, than a
visit to the acrei i f land covered with the
vine bearing the luxuriant fruit. Wishing
yon success in your praiseworthy enter
prise,
remain respectfully yours,
ALEX B. MOTT, M. D .
Pi of. of Surcery, Bellevue llosp. Med'l
College, &c-, &o
For eale by J. C. Munds, Green
Flarner. P. L. Bridgers & Co. !
impdnam to me Afflicted.
We would alvise all who may need the
advico of a physician, to either call or
write to Dr. Ko:rtsou, 19, So. Eutaw St.,
BalUmpre, Md., who from 15 years expe
rience in Hospital and Special Practice
guarantees a! cure in all diseases of the
Urinary Organ and of the Nervous Sys
tem, Organic and Seminal Weakness, Im
potency (toss j of sexual power), Nervous
Debility and trcmblirg, Palpitation of the
Ileal t, dimness of sight or giddiness, Noc
turnal E nissions, itc, all resulting from
abuses in youth, or excesses in manhood;
also all skin and blood diseases quickly
jcured.' Dr. R. is a graduate of one of the
oldest i and best medical schools in this
country (University of Marylacd), and re
feis to the leading physicians in his cityncl
all consulting him can rely upon honorable
and confidential treatment. In writing
enclose stamp fop reply. Special attention
given to all female complaints.. Good ac
commodations for all wishing to call and
see him. Medicine sent to any address.
Food changes with the season except
taffy, which is good all the year round.
Tgr sinking spells,
fits, dizziness, palpita
tion and low Kfuiita,
rely on Hop Bitters."
"Read of, prortrre
and use Hep Bitters,
end ycu willbe strong
healthy aad happy."
"Tad'es, do yon
wont to be 6tronjr,
healUiy and beautiful!
use Uop Bittei-fl.
The rrreateet appe
tizer, 6tomaeh, blood
nr.d liver reculatox,-
Hop Eitters."
'Clerprmen, tatr
yer3, fcditors, Bank
ers and Ladies need
Hop Bitters daily."
"Hop Bitters has re
stored to Bobriety and
health, perfect wrecka
from mimperancc."
"Sour stomach, sick
headache- and dizzi
ness Hop Bitters cures
with a trw doses."
- ' Bend for.
?KOVERBS.
oJ . Bear
i Have the pleasure of again announcing to the public that
we have an unusual and attractive Stock and aire prepared to offer
customers one ol tlic urandest and Cheapest stocks of
I 'Piices rangiDg in Suits from 3 00 upwards !
I A beautiful and grand assortment in
G-BHT?S FUZU7XSHZNG: GOODS !
"Which ve -guarantee cannot be equaled in this city. A line lined
latest stvles in
'S500-w-Illbopaidfr.r g
a case that Hop tiV p
ters -will net cure c." a
help." I
Hoi Titters baildq H
tjp, fctretgthena and a
M luics uuiiliuuaii j k
B from the flret doac." S
"Kidney and Url- S
nary complaint of r.ll g
cured by Hop Bitters.'
Flop Cottgh Ctncs Is
tho sweetcht, fiattst
and heat. Ask chilurtn.
Tte Hop Pad for
Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. Is euoerlor
yto all others. Cures
druggists, j
D. I. C. Is an absolute
and irresistible cure
for dninlienness, use
of opiu m , tobacco aad
narcotics.
All above sold by
orufrpists. Hop Bitters
Manufacturing-, Co.,
Circular.
and Shoes !
Tn
nil . .- I -. A- . , . - . - . , M I I J f I 1 - f,
jin i".iJL't.T iixj'.f. 1 -rices. iinTOrif ti (i rrr.r. mm in . ii!m:irofr!r-m
v, men v.o guaian'ee .to be of superior quality.
"yVe also liMve one' of the choicest and largest 'stocks' of Two ami
IMy an i i,russ3ls Carpets, lings, Matting and Oil Cloths
:ih a-t msmng iow prices. - lueasc exumnc1;
OCt i)
CRAY '3 SPECIFIC
UK
MEDICIS1.
SPESR'8
Salt
fait. Sal f P
9500 8Cis L1YES-FOL SALT,
rflA Sac e MrshaTl8 Fine 8alt,
OXjyj Lare White S
acs
'iy, An u:i-
f-.iiir rr care
ior fcraifia!
W e a It n ess.
jtZn.. ' v. hnerm tor r-
he, 1apoie.11-
r .'' .few
Flour, Bacon, Susar.
1200'BbI FreEb FL0DB aI1 grades,
2Q0 Boxes D 8 nd Smoked Sidee,
200 Tubs Choice Leal Lard
"I 95 Bbla Sofirars, CrHshed, Granulated,
t A, Extra C, and C.
Cliceso, Crackers, Candy.
jOO Bnxei Extr Cream Cheeje,
Bb'8 ni Boxes Frerh Crackers,
J Box-s Pure Candj,
Bagging:, Ties, Twine-
1000 Whle aDd Half RolKK&GQlXQ,
3500 69 ew TIES
1 nnfl Lba Bailing Twine,
Manchester Yarii9,Lake Ueorge gheetings!
for sale low.by
WILLIAMS A MUBCOlSON, '
oct 2? Wholesale Oro. Jc Com. Mer.
Bis Roe
AT
Hall & PearsalPs.
ot 25
SEi Ytu;!2.ea thu f jl-AFTES TASIS3.
loss-, as a s queace of Helf-A base; as Lota of
Kemo.-y, I -iawrsa! I assitude, Pain in th
Hick, IMmnees ot" Vision. Premature CM.i
A?ejandmn7 other riiecs:s to t lead to
Insar.iiy or 0;.ri-umpti--jn atid a Pre ma tare
: Ci- I'all parti jalars ia our pa'mvh'ct,
vyhich we Uea-'ra to send free by ma'l to every
ftco. ' IheSpeciBc Medicine i. sold b
all druggists at $1 per package, or six pack
ages for $5, or will bo cent free by mail n
receipt of the monev by addres-'in
THE' C RAY MEDICINE CO..
Mechanic'a Block, Detroit, Mich.
Sold in Wilmington aid everywhere
by alldruereists. ont ll-diwly.
Us-:d in Cbrchois for 'Cojb amnion rnrp-ii
jt i
THE KENTUCKY' LITERARY JOURNAL
or the purpose of increasing the circulation of their
paper, will distribute (Jash Pbf.miums amount
ing to $100,OUO, ranging from flu to $20,000,
to BUDBcnoers.
CASH PREMIUMS. I
1 Cash Premium of 920,000
I
lOCash Premiums of...
20
UK) "
3M "
lOOO "
O " " SI30.
J " " lOO.
y M oO...
7,300
5,UK
l.tHMl
oOOi
vim
Hfi.)
AO
lO
1,350
450
1510 Premium, nmonnrfnir tn 1f ul.fWMI
will be distributed b lot. in
of men of high character and undoubted standing, at
uovington, Kentucky, Nov- 15 1879.
We are authorized to dintrihnt hnn
nltSlriKor flf nn. nan.. k . . 1 T." . 1.
Legislature passed at its December session, 177. :
'.2C receipt of 89 we will send one ticket
waich will entitle the purchaser to a chance which
may secure any one of the above Cash Premiums, a J
llSO LlTERABY JOCENAT. for nun rftar.
Aidress all orders to ' '
k - Manager. ,
PJ). Box 11 9. CoTlnK-ton.KenttickjL '
,jgsronsible agents winterervyhire. i "
oct lC-diw."
Dentistry.
PARENT8 TOO OFTl-X
teglect tbfir Childre'n
teeth : tbere is a specialtr for
their me. in mj new Chair, foncd no when.
eliU.I Send them and h?e tiiair tettvi exam
ined and treated, before ttcy ar-; past Sitior.
i. ir ii 6
WM . J At?. P. KEA.
Wilmington, JS". C, Oct 2V, 1S7D.
Houses and Stores to Ront.
APPLY TO
THE RflcKOYS,
Attorneys and! Counsellors at Law
Offiee North 9He MarieC St betvreen.2d
and-3d- - an 28
Speer's Fort Urlpc Wise
ITonrs I'c.'ir Old. j
fJlHlS JUSTLY CELKUBATED111
Vine its made from the juice' ot tlj'9PJ
Grape, raised Inthii count; j. ItJitt-84
Tonic and Sfreoitiioiiiiii Prff
are uneurpajsed br nnj ether EitlT!f!
Being the pure juice of the prape, pr:
under Mr. Speer'a own pcreacal nprT
its puritj and geauicenefa are rtt.triC'
The youngest child maj partake ot iut'
ona qualities, and the weaxeft J.
Ueittoad?antee. It is ptrticn!ry
ficial to the aeed and dbi!iUteJ,tDd
to the various ai'menta tLatalicl tc'"
sgt. It is, in ersry respect, A rt'I TU
RSLIEL ON. , i .
Specr's P. J. Micrrf.
The P. J. 8HEKRY is a Wice.of flt
RIOR CHARACTER and TUXt
iT ddec qualities of thf ?rtpe Jro
is made? Tor MfcDlCl AL PKOl
it will be found unexceLrt:d. I
Speer'i P. J. or Pedro J- jttwg
This noted Bracdj is a pure
from tha grspe and h equal to tueii
nessy or UUid Brandus; VJT'
poses it can be relied upon sj llJh,
Eee that the sicatare otTZ'w
Pasaaic, S. J., ia oTer the cork of
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A. 8PEERS Mt. Prospect
New Jersey. Office, No. 3 1 W arrea W
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