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DIt. 0. VV. BKNdON.of Baltimore, Md
We eive above a correct likeDCPS of
this well known ami successful physician
a i
and surgeon, who has made a me long
a'u-iv ut Nervous Diseases and the His
i'.t cs of the Skin.and he now stands in the
hiuhest rans. as auihontv on those spe
rial and diRtrefthin? diseases. In the
course ot his practice be discovered what
now are renowned in medical practice,
Tiz: a combination of Celery and Chamo
mile in the shape of Pills. They are U6ed
by the profession at large ana constant
Iv recommended by them.
It in not ana tent medicine. It is the
raalt of his own exjeriencc in practice
'I hey are a sure rare for the fi-llowinjf
R;Mt:ia.l disease?, and are worthy of atrial
by all intelligent sufferers. 'I hey are
prepared expressly to cnre sick neaaacne
rwrvous headache, dyspeptic headache
n uraliria. naralvsis. sleeDlessness. dvs
C . '
lpsia and nervousness, and will cure any
cr iRe.
" Sold by all drnereisU. Price 50 cents
a box. DeDOt. 106 North Kutaw St.
lUltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for
-$l..or six boxes for 52.50 to any address
DR. C. W. BENSON'S' fl
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Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TZTTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
; ALL ROt'CH CCALY ERUPTION3,
! . J DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
r SCROFULAULCERS, PIMPLES fc
j TENDER ITCHINCSonaUpartaofthe
3
I 1. Ij. It makea the akin "white, toft and smooth
rr-:3To tan and trcc'klca. and ia tho BEST toilet
C.-.'.-s In TH2 WOULD, Elegantly put up,
two bottles in one package, wTiifing of both
'niemal and ex -trnil treatment.
aUSrstclaaaclruecistshave it. f 1. per paokace.
. .1 l-Cm
Per the C;:r3 of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsen&r, Bronchitis! Croup,
Asthma, Influenza, Whooping
Cough, Incipient ConsumpUon-
and for the relief of Consumptive
Persons in advanced stages of tho
Disease. Price 25 Cents.
For Sale Xvj all Drug-grists.
ept ltbp-nm-dw
E31 LYDI& L PIMM?. OF LYHN, UASS.,
LYDIA E,7PINICHArJlf8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Pofflthre Cnre
fee all (Ut Palatal Clalt Bm4 WeaVweeeee
Miiean teear bee4 fevale palUa.
Ilwdenre entirely the worst form of Female Oom-ylP-
an ovarian trouble. Inflammation and Ulcera
Ilea, ramna and Displacementa. and the consequent
Sateal Weakmeea, and U particularly adapted to the
Cfcaa et Life. -
Xt wtH dlasolr ana expe tnmors from the ntenu In
as early atac of development. The tendency to ean
erewkvmorsthere la cheeked eryapeedOybyHanee.
It i emtiTM falntnaw. flarelency, destroyaall crarbsa
feratbaMlanta, and reUeTea weakneae of the atoaaach.
II tmrtt Bloatmr, neadachee, Kerrona Proatratlon,
Oeneral PebClty, Bleepesneaa, Depreealan and Indi-
fwi tamXn bearhiff down, canaixsff rain, weight
and backache, la alwaya permanently cured by lta uae.
It win at all time a and under allcircumataneea act In
fcarmeay wttn the lawa that arern the female ayatem.
Ter the cure of Kidney Complalnta of either sex thla
Cpeund la unanrpaaaed.
X.TBIX X. PIXKnMS TECETAHLE COM
'rOCXBI prepared at 3 and tSS Western Arenae,
Lymn,Xaaa. PrteeL Kxbottleafoi t. SantbymaU
tm the form of pOK also in the form of loaenves, oa
relpt ef price, tl P box for either. Krs.Plnkham
f reelranewera all letters of Inquiry. Bend for pempa-
Jrldraaa as abore. jrcaitou .
If
- 1 o
r
Ve family should be without LTDIa K. PUTtHAlTS
LZTX& PILLS. They cure constipation, bfllnnsneas,
sa4 torpidity of the llTer. tS cents per box.
Said by all Dmsita. "V
CABR S C0HU1XD.
Af!IHsl Xpvi frora thS Ettue Cf tbO
Flzfct In Arizona.
Tccsox, Arizona, Sept. 5. The Citi
zen hat received the following, aaiea
(kmn Thom&a. Sent. 5:
Lieut. .Stanton, Sixth Cavalry, with
an escort of tkirtv-three men, reached
here from Camn Anache last eveniD? at
about 7 o'clock, with a despatch as fol
lows : -
FfiRT Apachk. Sent. 1. Gen. Carr,
Colonel ot the Sixth Cavlrj, left here
on Aug. 20th, with troops D and b bixtn
Cavalry, and a .company of Indian scouts,
105 men and six officers, intending to ar
rest an Anache medicine man who had
been endeavorinir to cet the Indians lo
break out. He reached Cibicu Creek,
4fi milea wMt of here, at 3 P. M. on the
30th They found 600 Indians camped
there, and arrested the medicine man
without anv resistance. The command
then went a few miles from the main In
dian village and camped, and the pack
train was unloaded, wnen tne inaians oe
can arrivinjr from every point, but keep
mir aloocr the ranee ol the bluffs, some
300 vards off. ! Some Indian scouts hay
ing at this time left their own camn and
tame into camp. Capt. Hentig ordered
them to leave. While doiug so an Indi
an turned and fired, killing Capt. Hen
tiir instantly. The fizht tbfeu became pen
pruL The troons lormeu a skirmish
line, drivine the Indians back some dis
tancp. The herders were killed by the
first vollpv- and the herd 6tariiDedt d. Ihe
fiirht beiran at 4 P. M. and lasted nearly
three hours, until darkness, when the In
dians drew off toward their own camp
It is impossible to iellhow many hostiles
were killed. A council was held, and it
was decided that it was impossible to hold
the position agamst such a large torce
There was but one way out of the camp,
through a bad canon. The herd was
rounded up. and it was found that D
troop had lost thirty-three horses and i
troop a pack tram ot seven mules, ana
several others badly shot. They hastily
gathered up the dead and ground 7 men
and an officer (Capt. Uentig) killed
They buried them inside the tent of Gen.
Carr, which, with everything but saddles
und ammunition, was left on the field as
a blind to cover their retreat. Three
badly wounJed soldiers were placed on
hordes, aud nt 1 1 o'clock the command
started tn its retreat for this post. One
of the wounded men died at 4 o'clock
next morning. The Indians did not
follow, evidently thinking them at Cibicu.
Gen. Carr made a forced march, not
stopping anywhere until he reached the
post at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the
3 1 st. The troops were badly used up
with hunger and fatigue. Hostiles are
swarming through the country, and came
within a mile of this post this morning
burned several buildings, stampeded a
large herd of cattle, and then drew off
to the mountains. Courier, who started
out were killed within twenty miles of
here, also several more out on escort
duty,' besides four citizens. rJ his is re
ported by friendly Indians, who were
placed on norses to spy. i ne Mormon
settlers north of ns must be suffering
heavily. We can do nothing but hold
the post until reinforcemeuts reach us.
The Indians have cut the telegraph
lines. " !
Later. At 2 o'clock the Indians be
gan firing into a party at the graveyard
who were burying tne dead and drote
them into the post, and then fired into
the post from the bluffs from every side.
The troops formed a skirmish line around
the entire camp, keeping them out ot the
post. The fight lasted untjl dark, when
the Indians drew off. Capt. Gordon, suc
cessor to Capt. Hentig, was wounded in
the leg. There were no other casualties.
The firing during the first hour was very
heavy from the hostiles. We believe we
can keep them oat of the post, but no
more.
Later Sept. 2, 10 A. M.-We still
hold the fort. The fight yesterday was
very warm for about two hours. "We
have sent messages by carriers Corpo
ral Wagccr. on the night of the 12th,
and Private Walsh, at 4 o'clock on the
31s1; also by Owens, mail carrier, at
noon, on the 31st.
Welsh is the only one who has reached
Camp Thomas. He started on his re
turn on the morning of Sept. 1 and has
not been heard from since. The follow
ing is a list of the killed and wounded:
Killkd CapLO. G. Hentig, Sixth
Cavalry. Privates Sanrdagger, Sulli
van, Miller, Livingston, Bird and Irian,
Co. D, Sixth Cavalry.
Wouxdkd Lieut. C. G. Gordon,
Sixth Cavalry, in leg, but not seriously;
Sergt. T. lIcDonald, Company E, Sixth
Cavalry, in right leg, badly.
Later. Fort Apache, Sept. 3. C
P. M. Nobles and Colville were driven
back last night while trying to get
through to Camp Thomas, btautons
company is to try it to-night, hvery-
ung is quiet. Awaiting rccnforcc-
ments. Four companies of the Sixth
Cavalry are en route, and it is believed
three of them must have reached there by
this time.
Warner'tSafsKlndej and Liver Care
01 SOLUM.
j Rutherford ton Banner : A scries of
meetings was commenced at the Baptist
church on Sunday night by the pastor,
assisted by the,Rev. Mr. Dixon.
The Rev. Mr. McLoed has been engaged
in a protracted meeting at Pleasant
Grove, at which several accessions to
the church have been made, and many
renewals and professions of faith experi
enced. '
Raleigh Visitor: One person was bap
tized at Swain Street Baptist church
yesterday morning. Friday next
will be observed as a fast and prayer
day by the different churches of the city
for rain. Forty three persons were
baptized on yesterday, in Ruffaloe Creek,
near Hepzibah church, in the eastern
E art of the county. All bids for
nil ding the Court House were rejected
by the county commissioners this morn
ing. The lowest bid was $22,000.
Charlotte Observer: All the placer
mines in this section have either been
forced to suspend work entirely on ac
count of the drought, or have been much
hampered in their operations. - Mr.
D. L. Bradford, of New Sterling, Iredell
county, writes that he has a two-sided
chicken. The leathers on one side are
frizzled and on the other smooth. The
line of demarcation is distinctly drawn
over its head and along' its back, one leg
is deep yellow and the other white.
News and Observer: In Rutherford'
ton choice peaches are selling at 20 cents
per bushel. The collections of in
ternal revenue ia this district last week
were $26,830 07. rapt- t-havasse
of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, in
forms us that he was over the line yester
day, and that not a drop of rain has yet
fallen The country is literally parched
A slight rain fell at Hamlet Sunday
evening. A heavy storm raged north
and northwest of this city for many
hours. The rumble of thunder was con
stant. 1 he rain probably extended with
in twenty . miles ef Raleigh. Another
storm was at the same time in progress
southeast ot Raleigh, but many miles dis
tant. Saturday night Mrs. G. B.
PowelL of New Light township, went
from her house to that of a neighbor td
attend a prayer meeting. While sitting
.a '. 1" 4
in the house she coinpiamea oi a suaaen
and severe pain in the region of the
heart, and then in faint tones, asked for
water. A glass of this was handed her,
but ere she could take it her head fell for
ward slightly, and in a few moments she
was dead, never having spoken another
word. Her age was about 40 years.
TerriDleliOgs of Life
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed buprs,
roaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats." Sold by druggists,
15c.
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asle. -
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uraa.'.''; i ., f'"7--
; ItOSlN -Quoted m at 11 1$ tor Strained
aad 12.02 for Good Strainedi anadTana
o(ZX cent alnce yesterday. L,i-'- , ,
TAR UaoUd'flrra at $2 23. Sale at quo
tations. . 1 r '. ; ? t-M f
CttUDt TDRrENTiaTK footed arat at
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receipts at uuotuou.
Cut To (Quoted ttrm-at an-edranoe of
. Bales of 21 biteaou'si bswis of 11 and
11 for midwtiug.'cioaiiiK at latter hure.
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ipixits TnrpentiaM. w. 236 qs
iocs....... ,, 404- "bbii
fri.4M,w..w i HUM - 2t
Orad Trpeatise.aMM..U.M 77 A k
thtUti& fXIJ370.
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Steamer Passport, ilarper, BjoltbTilit-.
Alaoter.
Bteamer North Btata, Qreaa, Cypress,
Worth A Venn
bteamer Jotin Dawson, Sherman, Polm
GagwelL ft P Paddisoa.
"r OLAABED. .
Steamer Passport, Harper, fimltavlll,
id aster. - - -
Steamer North Stats, Green, Cypress.
Worm A Worth.
Br barque Live Oak, StllwelL, Botter
dam, Puterwon, Downing A Uo.
x purls
" ltBKIOIT.
Rotterdam Br barque Live Oak 1,015
cask spirits, 1,495 bbla rosiu.
MONTHLY STa iEMSM
of stocks o a has i Sf"'r iiB:a 1 81
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Orode Mhora.M.MM.
1,403
" 4 O i tatsMttStNMS MSMtee
4 esse 1,40s
asosrm roa ths mohth or auqust, 1881
653
Spirits. 12166
lOSillM ssaesavws)' 34tt948
a sstsasssssssasesa' a a ssss aeaf aJ tlS&
Crude ;M....M.....M.M.M..M...M..M .10,619
sxroais roa ths kohth or acsttst 1881.
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HSlJAaeaaaeeasaseasa
- foreisTa.
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1,787
2,170
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Eriveseridexce.
Terms of t'urcripti-m by' ail f:H in
OaTer, pwtv ir,clBder..;. oo
Bix Months, ptt-i'dv'-e - 3 oa
Three voeths, prtf icd-d -d I 6j
Two Mostrs, p.r '4fcded; l &e
One Month. ptae uselsded.' . 6D
.?.-AddMf?v-, r
. A.I8.iIELL A CO., polishers,
Han 1m Hatit..
Zttb 28 Ti . : " 'UalUaoreild
Lilt of Yezzsli Over 50 tcss In
PcrtJVt)M 1881.
Ger Louiio Wlchsrds, SC3 tons, I hmetp.
. 1650611 & Westermatixi
Am Glacier, ZOO toss, Small.
? EG Barker A Co
Nor Stanley, 300 tons, Orahsaen,
SO Barker v Co
Swd Frithiof, 645 tons, Borin, ; ,
Alex Bprnxt A. on
Nor Allegra, 214 tons, JcJinaen, :
C PlTebane
Br Lire Oak, S32 tons, StillweH, "
Paterson, Downlt-g & Co
Xior idseTa. 454 tons, Gunderaen.
HeldeACo
Swd Tarnan. S84 tons, Gadd,
Heide & Co
Ger Eimrach', 399 toi s, Muawlck, .
I i Peechan A Western ann
i, ' BBIGS.
I
Br Economy, 415 tons, Sml h.
' E i. iUilcr J: Co
Am Cora rrreii, 248 tone, Mn bixk,
- K t iiarker k Co
Nor Ottar, 88 tou, Khs'g,
CP Mebane
I " : . SCHOONERS. :
Am Walter K Pa'mer, 128 tons, Ellis,
. JflG Barker & Co
Ana Matiklt rfk5j332 toos, ickleson,
Geo Harriss A Co
A Silver Spray, lb2 toii, Hill, ,
WA WB .
Am J J Taylor, 267 tOL8, Hujrg,
; Geo Harriss & Co
;or this Poit Horn Foreign forts
BABES. '
Nor Alfen, 375 tons, Petierseu, sailed
from Antwerp, Jnly 15
' Nor Atlantic, 420 tons, Knudsen,- at
urlmstvdu
j 1 Nor ('spells 294 tons, Holman, at Dun
f klik Ju'y 11.
N-r Bttekka, 368 tons, Olsen, sailed
from H fast, Au 5
iv or Y Ikie8ten, 183 tons, Hadland, at
Be ger, Jnly 20 " fi ,
h ,n Frun, 382 tODs, Bessessen, at
Koldint," July 9
; Nor Haber,401 tons,Terlefsen, at Grim
stadi, Ju-y 15 3 - - - :
: Nor Jens Nielsen, S54 tons, Hoist, at
Havre, July 12 s -
: Geridaria Sophia, 328 tous, Schan, sail
ed from Lowestoft, Joly 21 . . .
Nor Loveland, 404. tons, ' Bastrop, at
Bergen, July 15
Ger Star of Hope, 286 tons, Hamkrin,
sailed from Hambtug, Aug 17
Aust. 1 igri, 610 tons, Cosulich, failed
from Newry, July 28
Nor Tnrist, 806 tons, ,at Newport,
' BRIGS
Dan 2d April, borensen, sailed from
Bristo l, Juiy 19 ; - v
1 Gor Max, 293 tons, Brndigan sailed
from tot. Nazaire, July 13
' Nor tJperaoza, 267. tons, Riehmann, at
Galway . .,- '.
BAYARD TAYLOR. Poet & traveller,
Said : Ml take great pleasure in r com
mending to parents tne Academy of Mr.
Swithin C. Sbortlidge.,' :
HON. ERHANDO 2V00D M. C
Said : I cheerfully consent to the
use otmy nsme as reference. My boys
jwill return to you (for their lourth year)
alter their vacation.7' : .
, For. new Blustrated Circular address
SWITHI , C SHORTLJDGE, A. M.
Harvard University Graduate, Media, Pa.
12miI68 tiom Phila. aug llmddtw
RED CEDAR PACKING CHESTS
SASH, DOOR? AND BLINDS
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac
ALL SIZES WINDOW GLASS,
1 AJjTAFFER, PRICE & CO'S.
Factory:
Foot Walnut st.
OScs:
Nutt, near Red Cross's
Corn, Flour, Bacon,
8000 Buahel C0RN
1 GOO Bbls lou, 911 fc146
200 BXea 8mokedandD S.SIdes
Coflce, Sugar, &c.
25.0 Cff' different grades,
4 ; "i - w Bbls Siurars, Granulated.
sOx J 8tandard A, Extra C and C
eoxea Aasorted Candy,
100 TUb" Ch0C8 Lef Nardil
fgi Bbls and Boxes Fresh Cakes,
rotabh, Lye, Soda,
1 00 Boxea Bal1 poUh
2006ox"IJ"'
100 OX nd Soda, 4
100 HlfBbla BoxMSnofl.
Jry Dozen Buckets,
150 Rcama Wrpp!n" papri
AOop Iron. Nan. nv nt- p.;
Yams and Rh'- J, '
Jfor sale low by
jj 25 WTLLlAilS A MURCHISON
PUR ftELL HOUSE,
C1TDEB SEW UANAGEME5T.
Wu.i err C.
B. L. PERRY, . . prao'
; Latejrroprietor Atlaatie Botm
' irst Cls ia ail ita?an Mi Rtm.m.
12-W tOT,t3 par d. Vb-tl
For Sale or Exchange
A DESIRABLE US1INCK wl k tor
rooms andai:enea ard food d: of waUr
exestiBut sra daa fur U n ......
for prooertr in W , i ,
appljaat ' TllLi OFini
Iliccollarieota
HISSES BDSA 4 JUIKp
fthI.MboolviSltt1"IrUl miM
day, Oetobe- ft,h "Z os wj
third wsss ia ,Pgl ah?
uwuirwui as ion nu. . as
vted by .l.haltN o?7L0W.
city. l)eddctHB made US?
trseted I'cktess " U a?, J
The erases f laktrset'o! wm k
tofe, hronfh and jlJilS
iceivU,jt individa.Ut(tdTr ;
oipsls." v fcl4iiLir.
- The ehoel of Mie n, u M
sirs. 11 H Ces.l Pm lu br
hr I wi.K g vti2r . Z
UCatiOu, car. .a. atcoir n 4 itV Tk tf
tl. boat.;,, r .pi,,.c,7
be wo iv.d i;. th- u' J V I" a ,f .
f Lffav 1,1 ' n. .
elpals f - ""-jitk,:
Po fW h ,i parti. aUrs , ,
1 o ire fo ircnlaia.-, : ' . 'r V
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Wherta;-yi.SOl,
KWIN0 toil :im -l
s?v Tel .
hundred
u.:e them la ths h !
S.hTe lust triJ
latest improved No. 8. So. uiCzi
buy the BEST MACHINE ia tlTaSSS 1
low eft possible price.. ; "
Lau ana see them or send for mt ..i
price lists before buyir any otto Si
best Is always the cheapeS. 7
' ' , WHEELER & .TSTL80N,
ManufatnjlngnipaDj,' 1
Evtns' Block, Princewrt,
au6r30dw Wilmiugtoaiic.
HEW GOODS '
DELICIOUS PriCHKS AKD
' TOMATOES I
All varieties d (! i ife 1 rcjenei
in one and two ponnd Can1, la
best in the merkct
Our elegant Faiuily Flour,
Parole d' Hnrear
PigBaiDp, I'rcakfast Strips ;
' and Small Hhoddai,
Parched; Jaya and Lagcayra O fee,
These . goods ai e all fresh this
week J f Oar prices and qniHtj cf
goods 'will convince yon if yo .".!
Trythe prepared Sccpi .
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For sale at
CEO. dYERB'.
HEW YOniC a VILMIHGTOH
STEAMSHIP CO.
SEai-WEEKLYIIDE
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PESEFAOrOB- -3aor4y, '
Throwich Billi La"
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Foistf uv'JTorth aad Bosth Crolisa
For Frelf ht Ef t i rT 'T '
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