Tflis pa Fa
".-naasd every aft-rneon. Bmndays
10MH. T. JAMBS,
corrus aid rmorRixrox.
(BHCBIPTIONa.)f AQK PAID.
rer,$S 00 Six aontas, 150 ; Three
"'.uatb., II One month, M cents.
ftt paper U be delivered by carriers,
JfehW. P0' taeeity,attae
TB rtea, or IS cents per week.
dfertisiBe; rt low id liberal
dubieribers will please report any and
ftilorM to receive their papers regalarly.
flew Advertisement.
mi
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.,
. a DEMOX3TBATINO inK FACT
Aui.l l'rf (ooJi ou b boaffht u
ibeap i U" e,tr tny other in thU
LutrT Hnr ipte. will not allow u to fill
m wmteli M dV.'fbt jo .Iw.jf. receive
t,L.i.l Niu ftt oar place of bullae...
brltf 7 ar ..mr-le. aod ounipare
DRESS GOODS.
From 8o to $1. In all the latest fabrics.
PRINTED LAWNS.
PRINTED LATTICE LAWKS.
Ladies' Muslin and Lace Neck Wear, inch as
Fichus, Ties, Jabots, Ac.
Bilk Haadkerchiefs in Twill and Brocade.
RUCHINGSOF EVEY DESCRIPTION
!
From Vi cents to $5.
The largest and finest assortment of
SUNSHADES & PARASOLS
Ever shown it this city, from
15c to $10, each.
Oar selections in this department embrace
many norelties. Oar variety is immerse.
Cassimeres
For Men and Boy's Wear
Natural Colored and Figured Linen for
Btalrs.
White and Colored Canton Mattings."
Corduroy and and White Terry for Ladies'
and Children's Wear.
Cash Rnfflings 60 cent? ,
v
Something New in Ladies' Bummer JBalmora
Skirts.
Linen Lap Robes,
ko., Ac., Ac
Give us a call and look oxer our stock.
We are by no means afraid to show our
roods. I
BROWN & 'RODDICK.
45 Market St.
may lb
Sign of the Bis:
Boot.
I AM NOW OFFEllINQ
TO SELL.
FOR CASH ONLY,
AT EXTRKMK LOW PRICKS, THE FOL
LOWING GOODS:
Uent't 8Wd QlfAra a&l jtn
a M
u Custom Mi.de QsJters... 2 40
" Laced Calf Tie Shoes 1 20
Ladies' Foxed fehoes......... ...... 1 00
Newport Ties. ..... OO
" Opera Slippers 1 25
M Strap Sandals. . .............. 1 20
" Crtquet Slippers eeeeeee eeee
65
Mu Strap 8ndals ......... 1 15
" Battoa. Gaiters.............. 1 20
ChUrei'a Strap Sandal.................. 90
Hilton Gaiters..
90
9. BLOMfcNTUAL,
No. 40 Marker Street.
may 18 tf
The Hew Hat Store,
(JALL AHO EXAMINE MY 8UMMEB
Styles ot 8traw and Felt Mats. They are
pnrtty and eheap.
tJOBN U. ROBINSON,
No. IS Froat street,
Next to Pareeli iiouser
nyll
BRAID
DEMONSTRATION
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VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
Hew Advertisements.
. J Ir BcRR, Ase?sorTa Notice. .
Hurt Satagh, Tax-Collector Bldi.
Masd J BAKKaTasbionable ililiinery.
P HiiBBBiaeaa History of North Caro
lina. v
A I Fhbisr Best Un'.auntiied Shirt
in the city for $1.
Yatkj .Baskets.
Window Glass- ah sizes at ltaffer &
Price's. f
The conjunctive mood Thoughts cf
matrimony. '
Making li j til of troubles Bunitug ,uj
your unpaid bills.
Fly time wlreu you hear her father''
heavy cane thumping aloDg the hall.
The thermometer in this office register
ed 8C degrees to-day at 3 o'clock.
Full Motal and Walnut bhow Cases, all
styles and sizes, at Altaffkk, Thick
& Co's.
Some money, but not very much,
changed hands here on the result of the
Chicago Convention.
Window Glass of all sizes, Uv r, S isb.
and Blinds, Builders' DanlwarfyVj. L w
st plreoes at Jacoih's.
The iron brido for the railroad at
Front street depot has arrived and will be
placed in position at ouce. .
' Col. E S. Latimer and his bride left
here tbu morning for the North, with the
expectation of spending several weeks at
Saratoga.
Save your money and buy jour Build
ing Supplies from Altafler & Price. ,
Fish bite best in rainy weather. Like
some men they are always around when
there is a drop in view.
Col. I3urr gives notice that there are
but ten more working days in which to
list State and county taxes
Bids are invited by Capt S wage, City
Clerk and Treasurer, for the repair or
removal of wharf foot of Chestnut street.
The young lady who dresses to be
looked at shouldn't kick when a fellow
takes a good Bquaro look at her. No,
honey. . -
There had been a slight rise in the
Cape Fear about three inches hen
the North State left Fayetteville yester
day (Wednesday) morning. ,
One of our pretty young ladies was
being teased about her glove being found
in a young gentleman's pocket. She re
plied that 'she had no hand in it
Mr. Nath'i Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow c in now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
Officers James and Stone were sent up
town this afternoon to shoot a vicious
canine which had attacked and bitten two
children and a woman. The animal
belonged to some one living'on Thirteenth
near Market street.
Plows, dhovels, Pitchtoikrf, Spades,
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Liues, N:c. For
the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's.
If prize fighters really wanted to Cfiht
it would bo easy enough to find a place
where they would not be interrupted.
For instance, they could meet in the store
f a merchant who does not believe in ad
vertising. The residences of Messrs George H.
Kelley and John Kent Brown.on Second
and Mulberry streets, on the site of those
recently destroyed" by fire, are rapidly
neariDg completion. They "will bo- two
very handsome dwellins-
The handeome new store on North
Front street, f jrmed frcm a portion of the
old State Bank building, the property of
Meflsrs. Sol. Bear & Bros., is now.
receiving ' the finishing touches. It has
been leased by Mr. James C. Munds,
the druggist, who expects.to remove there
in a lew days from hti present location on
Third street.
darSpriog and Summer Goods for
Gent's, Youth's and Boy's wear is still large
and attractive. Those who want the
nobbiest, the newest, the latest, the best
and the cheapest goods always go to
Shrier's. tf.
The walls to the new rice mill on
Chestuut street, nearly opposite this cf
fice, bave been laid to the top of the third
story, the height of the building, and the
roof is now being put on. The machin
ery will neit bs in order and it is cclcu
lated to have the mill at work early in th
Fall. "... .
Daily
WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE
Improvements.
The Tieaken property, on Front street,
is being fitted up into two handsome
stores. The front will be taken out and
replaced by fiue pressed brick, and there
will only be two stores to the building
The roof ia to be tqaared aLd the bui d
ing lengthened to 70 feet. The stores are
to be supplied wfth tiled floors and i 1
no ioubt be among the handsom st in the
city. .
Everywhere you go, you are certaiu to
hear of the wonderlul virtues ot Dr. f Bull a
Baby Syrup. ;
for the 'Poor.
We understand that a grand excursion
for the benefit of th6Ii .dies' Benevolent
Society, in this city, is to be given at an
eatly day. We are gla I to chronicle the
fa:t and trust that it may- be successful
aa we are satisfied it will be from the well
kaown energy and enterprise of the gen
tbmen who have tha matter in charge.
Full particulars wHl ba given in a day or
two. .
reddlnsr lie Us.
St. James' Church was well filled last
nigtt by a large congregation who had
assembled to witness the marriage of Dr.
T. S. Burbank to Miss Mary Josephine,
eldest daughter - of the late Joeeph J.
Lippitt, Esq. Dr. Watson, the Rector of
Sr. James', beiug absent from the city,
the beauti'ul and impressive marriage
service of the Episcopal Cnurch was con
ducted by Rev. Dr. Patterson.
Ton can buy No. 1 Cooki ng and Heats
Ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacoei'b
Hardware Depot. . ,
City Court.
Thomas Eden9, charged with violating
City Oidinance and selling vegetables on
Market street, was fined $5 and costs by
.the Mayor this morning, from ""which the
defendant took-an appeal and gave ajasti'
fied bond in the sum of $50 for iiis ap
pearance at the next term of the Criminal
Court .
Nathan Jones, one cf the colored frater-
ni'y, was arraigned upon the charge of
b nng drank and disorderly and resisting
tlie police. The Mayor very magnani
mously released the prisoner upon payment-
of cost?, and then adjourned the
Court.
' Tlie Kaleifili Market.
Our Wilmington truckers ought to do
well this year. They are getting magn'fi
cent prices for all they can raise, in sup
plying other places as well as the home
markets. Almost all the green things
they get to ( at now in Raleigh come from
Wilmington and the following are given,
on the authority of the Observer, as some
of the prices realized there:
'Squashes are worth 4050 c per doz
en; new Irish potatoes 50(G0o per peck;
cucumbers 3540c per dozen; cabbage
2025c per head; onions 5c per bunch;
radishes, none; sweet potatoes 2580g
per peck; green corn 40c per dozen: beets
10c per bunch; lettuce 2io per bunch;
snaps 5060c per peck; green pea3 20
25c per peck; tomatoes 40c per dozen.
' , '
A fair trial only is needsd to convince
the most skeptical that Hall s Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Henewer will accomplish all
that is claimed for it.
Thejc. C. R. W. Gains It.
Many ot our readers are aware of the
fact lhat a very stubborn contest has been
going on in Charlotte between the Caro
lina Central Railway and the R. & D. R.
R., relative to the right of way on one of
the streets: in that city, the Carolina
Central desiring to extend its track so as
to make a depot connection with other
roads. They bave been success'ful as the
following from the Charlotte Observer
will evidence:
The case of the Richmond and Dacv J!e
Railroad Company against the Carolina
Central was heard before Jude Scheok
at chambers yesterday, Messrs Jones &
Johnston, Jno W Graham aud W W
Flemming appearing: for the former acd
Messrs Bynum & Grier for the latter.
His Honor dissolved the temporary in
junction prohibiting the Carolina Central
from building a track on A street, and
also granted-a petition of the Carolina
Central asking the appointment of apprai
sers to condeoan the right of way wh:oh
tae Richmond and Danville claims. Th
petition had already been granted by the
clerk of the Superior Court, to whom it
was presented a wek or more ago, but
an appeal was taken. The Carolina Cen
tral was, however, required to give a bond
of $2,000 tofcover the damages that may
be assessed.
Capt Johnson, the superintendent,
announces his purpose to re-commence at
on co the work of building a track in
which ho was estopped by the restraining
order gran ted by Jadge Avery
"RvflrvbodT can eef suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Tabid Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Deoot- v
Review.
A. Burglar Breaks Jail and Escapes
No me to hit Whereabuttta.
A small scrap of a dilapidated looking
c dored individual who stammers and
maEes awful grimace while endeavoring
to articuiate.and who rejoices in the name
of GeorgeMytrs.wta cocliiitl in jail at this
place in ironsand chained to the. cell
floor with iron auklets around bis ankles,
0 e of which was joined to another prisoner
who occupted the same cell and who U
known by the sobriquet of Joe Campbell,
from Pendtr county. Tae two were
in their cells last night when the Jailor
made his last rounds, but the two were
not there tbu aborning when the
Jailor made his first morning's call.
Oae, George Myers, had slipped the cable
aud chains which anchored Lim to the
tloor of the jail, and it is supposed
had taken his departure for new ields
and pastures green, where the chances of
his going to heaven at the end of a tight
rope are not quite so promising, aa his
prospects probabjy would We here after
the next term of the Criminal Court in
this county, had he remained in custody
until the nd of that time. The two
prisoners, Myers and Campbell, are both
colored and were confined in irons In the
same cell for attempting to break jail
about one month ago ia which they had
nearly accomplished their object when
discovered a full account of which was
published in the Review at the time.
The charge against Myers was burg
lary, allege! to have been committed up-,
on Mr. Daniel C Davla premises, some
five months ago. Campbell was arrested
for breaking into Mr. Thomas Williams,
store, in Pender, some months ago and
was placed in jail in this place for safe
keeping. There is no tangible evidenoe
to sustain the suspicion that Campbell
was the accomplice of Myers this time,
for he remained in the cell where he was
found by Howard, the Jailor, this morn
ing, with the irons still upon him and
these fastened to the floor. How the
colored individual, George Myers, the
escaped prisoner, managed to free him
self from the shackles wherewith he was
fastened and break from his cell is mar
velous indeed, but it is still more mai
velous to believe that he made a
hole through a brick wall three
feet in thickness and made Lis
exit therefrom unaided and without crea
ting any noise sufficient to alarm anyone
or to cause a suspicion of what was going
on by any of the inmates ; yet Campbell,
his cell mate, says he did not even know
when he left, or when he took off the irons
that confined his ankles, or how he
wrenched the three iron bars off the celj
door.and crawled out from there, or how
he dug the jhole through a three feet wall,
removing bricks and mortar until he made
a space about 12 by 10 or 12 in size
through which he must have squeezed his(
small body and then droppsd to the
ground.
The evidences are all there that the
work was done and the impression was
cn the ground this morning, where he
must have dropped. But there is to
evidence how it was all accomplished and
George Myers, the colored escaped
prisoner, is the only man that we know
of who knews anything about it, and we
guess he'll not tell soon, "For dat nigger
dun in Souf CarHna now, or Wirginny,
one you bet." 1
Ready mixed Paints, strictly r ure White
Lead, Cclors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
dec, at Jacobi's
indications.
For the Soutlu Atlantic States, station
ary barometer, stationary or higher tem
perature, east to south winds, partly cloudy
weather, and in northern portions occas
sional rains.
Woman1! Wisiloia.
'She insists that it U more importance
that her family shall be kept in full
health, than that she should have all the
fashionable dresses and sty lea of the time.
She therefore sees to it, that each member
of her family is supplied with enough
Hop Bitters, at the first appearance of
any symptoms of ill health, to prevent a
sickness with its attendant expenses, care
and anxiety. All women should exercise
their wisdom in this way Ed.
Tnermometrical.
From the United States Signal Office in
thin nlaca we obtain the following renort
sv
of the thermometer, as taken ibis morn
ing at 6:56 oclc-k :
Atlanta, Ot,. 78
Augusta, Ga..T8
Cairo, 111 78
Charleston, 8. C80
CiacinnatL.. .T1
Corsicana, Tex 77
ort Gibson, I.T.78
G ml Terton 83
Mobile, Ala . .80
Montgomery Ala.. .77
Nashville
New Orleans.. ,....81
e Tor
Put lUaaa.la.T8
Savannah, Ge-..T7
Bhxe? eport .....TP
Hi. Latmia Uo.il.T3
IndlanolA.
Jacksonville, FU.7
WnrtTYil1. L74
St. Marks, FlaCJ
y icxsoarg, mss....
l.arn-bHnrir -C3 I TCuhintrtn
lUxnphis. Tenn.81 I WilaiaaU)n......w7l
10, 1880.
NO. 93
rank Leslie's siuaday ftlacazine
The July number, commencing Vol.
ume VIH, is one of the most interestii
yet issued ot this excellent pobncation.
The opening article, by Rv. Elard
Hale. 'A Quarter 'Millennium,' describes
the landing ef the MasacbubetU lUy
Colotjy, the settlement ef Boston, and the
establishment of the first Christian
churches in Boston, Salem and Dure hau
te r. There are sketches of the prominent
men conaected with the Massachusetts
Company,, including Governor Win
throp, Rev. J .hn White,- Roger Clapp
aod others. . Oue illustration shows a
view of the site of Boston before the first
house was built; another is a quaint old
map of the neighborhood amnud
Boston from 1630 to 1640, The article
will doubtless attract considerable inten
tion There are other articlen, -repla e
with interest and information, especia'ly
Modern Jewish Lil'e.'wbich is elaborately
illu&trated. The serial anl shoi t bU ies
are by ppular authors ; lc-be,the Nail
maker's Daughter,' is ontiuued, and
'Little Hinges' is concluded. Mis. M. A.
Dennison, Etta W. Pieice, Ettie Rogers,
Jane G. Austlr, F. M. Holmes, etc., con
tribute to this d-jp irtment. There are ad
mirable sketches, essays, etc., by Alfreton
Hervey, Herbert Lee, Rev. Mr. Houghton
and other favorite writers. The poems
are numerous, and possess more than or
dinary merit. There Is a large, interesting
and instructive miscellany, and, together
with the Religioua Notes and News,' 'Ed
itor's Portfolio 'Obituary Notices,' 'Re
creations for Sunday Afternoon,' 'Music,'
etc., etc., present 12S quarto pages of de
lightful reading which is afforded for only
25 cents a copy, or 3 a year. Address,
Frank Leslie's Publishing House, 5:3, 55
and 57 Park Place, New York.
The Old Story.
The morning sunlight looked in through
the silken cuitains, lighting the room as
with an angel's smile, suddenly enveloping
the face of its occupant with a strange
brightness and transforming her pale
brown hair into waves of glistening gold.
Said the sunlight; "Maideu, I missed
you from the garden where I used to find
you every morning, and I came here to
seek you. Summer will soon be here with
her roses almost as bright as your cheeks.
Are you ill?" "Oh, no!" responded the
maiden, warming her thin bloodless hands
in the sunbeam, "only a little weak ; 1
shall soon be out in the garden to greet
you to-morrow, perhaps! I was ju?t
planning how I should arrange my flowers;
this year, when you peeped in. Are mj
lilies up yet?". "Yes, your lilies are up
I bave just been warming them. I have
tired you," said the sunlight, as he noticed
the wearily drooping eyelids; "1 will
come again to-morrow if you are not in
the garden" and silently withdrew, leav
ing the fair slumberer alone In the gloom.
A few hours later the moonlight stole softly
through the silken curtains, which were
gently rustling in the night breeze. "How
cold !" said the moonlight, as she touched
the pallid brow, and gently laid rerhand
on tbe pulseless heart. 'Dead!' she shud
deringly whispered, as she withdrew
through the softly rustling curtains. It
is the old, old story of consumption.-L
Hew she flatters her victims at morning
U 1 I.J 1 - a .
"u uejv uemcu wuruDi aau at evening
makes them the prey of the spoil
erl Statistics show that one-third of
mankind die of this disease, and of these
far tbe greater part are young persons
between the ages of fifteen and twentv-
five, In tbe dawn of mar hood and woman
hood. For many years,cousumption was
generally believed to be incurable. But
medicine in her triumphant march aerainst
disease has already added consumption to
her list of conquered. Dr. Pierce's Gold
en Medical Discovery cures this dread
disease if resorted to in tiine. For a full
consideration of this disease and its ra
tional method of treatment, read the ar
tide on Consumption in the People's
Common Sense Medical Adviser, most
reliable popular work UDon Phvsiolot?v.
Hygiene, Diseases and their Remedies.!
yet published. Price 81.60. Address
the author, R V. Pierce, M. D., World's
Dispensary an i Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y. i
Hew Advertisements.
Take Notice.
QHLY TE5 TfOBKLNG DIYB
ia which to list State and Oiunty Taxes.
J. G BURB,
je 10 It
Assessor.
Office Treasurer & Collector.
City of Wilmington, H O,
Jua Jth, 1880.
Bids
itS INVITED UNTIL 11 M., Wednes
day, Juae Hth, 1883, to Repair the Wtarf,
foot of Chestant Street.
ALSO BU)S
Toresiove said Wharf and make an open
Uock.; UENkY 8AYA0K, :i
je 10 2t City Clerks
rJlrs. S. J. Bakerg
FX8EI03TABLE MILLIXERT,
Wilaiagtosvir. 43- i i
Corner Tkird aad Oraazt ' Streets. -
TuawriT nnonn. inKmi. nr. Rmn.
1? JTlata, Flowers eathers. Oraaxneat of
all kinds. Will resew aad work oven all
kimds ot old hair, braids, eomniags, Ae.t reot
them aad make f ern qial to saw. Old
Hats made to lootrllke thmy were sew . Call
saa see my tpectaers ot wok !i, -
jslO 11RB.B. J.BAKEX
PLZASE NOTICED
We will be g'ai to receive eoramuaicationj
from or frienrfs on aay and aJL sab;et o
reaerallntarest but: ' STT'
The name of the writer mnii al ways ba fur
a Wliwr
l . i , J
v OouamietSosw.vt be wimeBsjw oo j
one aids of theapsr.
Personalities ant be ar.ced. hot
And it is especially aedpa. -dil.tlj',x:zic
tood that the Editor does cot always erdone
the views of correpoader l nr!ce to ttd
in tbe editorial eolutrn.
Now Advertisements.
HISTORY CF NORTH CAROLINA
P-OM THE EAKLIE9T Irenes to
tae Preient Time. Dj J,hn MT. Xoitp. .New
and Enlarged Edition.-'
Tourgew's Oude, with. Sifim and Decjei ns :
Busbee's North Cr,!iia Ju;Hce a J Fur in
Book. : - '- -
All l"cr ealj At . .,.
UEIXSliLUOLK'd,'
ja 9 Live Uivofc and.ifasis'Ftorc'
M
ALT B1TTKKS.
Hop Uiitfvs. '
Iron tiittis. "
nnme Tt.nic Hitters, '
Aioniatic Caniptor, do.
f or s tie br
BasktsZ7
a-OTHEB LOT of Pic .ic, lunch, lity
and other fane Basket?, jtut received. ''
Sunday Bchool Cooks, Hymn Bo3ks,
Hibles, TestameatJ, 4c, ic. " ?
Black Books, iremorandum lio.-k InVoico
Books, All kindi of pUio apd fancy St.r
tionery, at
BOOK STORK.
J7 . -
IGo tOiVanOrsdeirs
RT GALLERY TO-DAY, if you wi;h to
Sie the most beautiful line cl Fancy Frames,
Easels, Easel Frames, l?srepartouta,;Wat(p,
Mouldings for making fraorej, Cord' atd
Tasaals, Bilrer an l Ootd Wire, Ac, ever of
fered in tliis city. V
p 8 .Parties eendinp babies to me by mail
to be Photographed. wm pleASoiktricVa tlo
envelope, handle carefully. . ' "
. : '-.' -
C. M, VanORSDKLL. .Artist," ' r
maylT-tf YHoiioKton N. C. '
M o u n ta i n B u ttcr.
jy FEW tiJl ALL KITH . . " I
MOUNTAIN HUTTER,
Ja3t received by
di.
Hail & Pearsall
Lecture to llousekcepcr.
P. L- Bridgers & Co.,
20, 22. 21, 2C and 28 Fronf.S'.rcct.
Wilmington, n. c .1
ECONOMY "ANOj TEMPER AN CI2 ar
the parents orpublfc frd-r, loto, t!c
meetic happiness and peace, but,, t ur P. 1 .
says, and he kuows wlien ol he sp;a?cs,
there can bo no economy wulidut you 1 :.v
and to spare. Poor people, ha say?; w: a o
more than the rich, and thore Is more par
simony in brown stones than, lot: cabi:ix
We have Cigars, fox exampleil.as.r ute
well, and two lor only Five Cents b'-t a
man that can't afford to pay twisty, tiro
cents for thiee cf our Piiucipei tlu.&iui ko
of which is as flagrant as an jui,'. i8
breath. A hmoker, jbe fay?, " l(o yi." r
tasted one of Muroms Jfrtra 1:t, i'l x? is
each, bad better cive np ti.e viUi' lti.i: al
together, aod. make the.'pracive Wit ni
any uouy eise a misuemcanor,. -.
P. iJ. says, boHiiz upon rue cf tbi
Springfield CANVAidb MTiiU'J, tlw hj0i
delicious novelty w? ever .introduced, in
one nana, ana a r.ice, ireih. clan. scund
and juicy SPMNGFlEfjlX Ilair," lb thj
otner, it la ?eai rc uoruy , to ea:&ucb f'
as tLi j. It promotes lojet ity, curs Cyf
pepsia, brings smiles to ll.c th cks cf m hu..
ty, iuvett cookery with ih dTjuMy cf
sdeuce, atisliea bunj?er ?nd promue rr
iJgion. J9 nunjary '.niian. Cf n cpj? Cl'st
lau, and good f.jod i!l cl.fi z si HrAicftsf,
and drive out the devil cfaiektbarl lavo
nets. When Bonaparte lajUd v. Ui 'his
legions he always sent his coots ogairst
his enemies, and tljey never ' faf!e'(f, Arl.Scit
reminds us of our CLAKKT IN CASK:,
only Two Dollars per gallon, U.e leiiAtu
ever saw, worth at least Five Lv l:ars
direct ImportatioTj. Ai.d : f 'ycu titm to
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