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DR. C. V. BENSON, oi Baltimore, Md
We give above ft correct likeness of
this well known and successful physician
and surgeon, who has mado a life lone:
study ot Nervous Diseases and the Dis':
eases of the Skin,and he now stands in the
hi cheat rang, as authority on those spe
"iarand distressing diseases. In' the
course ot his practice ho discovered what
now arc renowned in medical practice.
viz: a combination of Celery and Chamo
mile in the shape of Pills. They are .used
i ? i .
oy me proicssion at large ana constant
ly recommended by them.
It is not a patent medicine. It is the
result of his own experience in practice;
They axe a sure cure for the following
special diseases, and are worthy of a trial
by all intelligent ' Bufferers; They are
prepared expressly to cure sick headache,
nervous headache, dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, paralysis, sleeplessness, ' dys-
pepsia ana nervousness, ana vmi cure any
case.'- ' ' :'"
Jt Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents
a box. Depot, 106 North Eutaw St4
Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for
$1, or six boxes for $2.50 to any address.
DR. C. W; BEf(SOW:sJ
EOT MB
Is Warranted to Cure .
54
t
IZEttA, TKTTElisr HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
S
ALL ROUGH SOALY UtUPTlONS,
OISSA8KS OF HAIR AND 8CALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES A
at
4J
TENDER ITCHINQS ea all pertsor the
body. It zoakas tha skin whita, soft, and smooth
koom taa aad freckles,' and la the 322ST taOat
rfr tnx la TILS WOSXiZ. Snag-antly put up,
two bottle in on package, eondsti&c of both
lateraal aad external ti lit -uent.
AnfixBtelMadncsIstsbvrsit. fl. perpadkac.
Cwtl-cm-d
WONDERFUL VviQlii I
CURES I j i
BtcimMiftaeU oB tat LIYEB, B01T1XS
lad KID5EIS at tat mm tlmu lfj
it elM&Ma th yrtmkotthopoLMa
onabttmonthfttdaVatep to Kidney and, Vzt
nary Pia , BOIonwi JAUBdSo Caootf.
MttoLniM. or la TTbMnnitlwn. XmvxmlgU,
Hvvoua orftn aadjramals QatppUtats.
EZaWXUTZOKJB&iTt .
B. Starit. of Tonetfon CItr. E
wort csna urn aiHrrcfw rar
mb trrifi Zer four rM - -
RVri JKb AtmOI, of CTMbinfton, Ohio, mr
hmr bmr m clrvn m to ly f otar-jwowJop
nTWiTiwm teat h tii MtTWMtti carta
MyaboirMBot xpoctod to Uto, blD bloat'
btroadUliof. bat Kidaey-Wortcmrwl Ua.
aaa . Jarratt of 8ootb SBtom. K. T aar
that htm yaan raffadaa' fron hldaay trottble
aad other eotapUcatta&a wm aadod by tha o of
Xidamy-rfMi. -
JohaB.Lawriefack9B, Tn.,;TifPeril
for years from lirer and kidney troabtos and
after taMnr Mbarrelr other aediolnet,"
Odaey-Wort nade hist elL
Sl4
affcrad elcht years with kldaey dlfflculty and
a onaDie o wotk. juaoey-won xoaae sub
it
PERMANENTLY CURES
M KJDMEY DISCACEC
v LIVER CCr'PLAITlTO,
Constipation and Plies.
OT It Is fat to Jry Teaee Femti
tta eana. one paehare of which makes atz qaarts
of medidaa. Almoin. Uwtd JTarm, fyOaw.
saatratsa, for thoaa thaa cannot readily pro-
trelt ij 'a
twit tut tDiOkevtat tJfUmma titKtr formu
GST IT ATT HX DRUGGISTS. PRICE,
lfZLLS. 2UCJLLRM03 Ct rr?i-
M ra send tha dry poetahU v3CKIbtos, tt.
IE
H
ins vonpip4
CompleriolJLr PO, a
Iowness, Bedncsae Piroplc
OTtrcomcs ibo'fc2HedPPsar.
once of hcitrCittoio tuid'Cx
citeacat; It laakes al&aoi
THHiTY oppesrinrt-TTTE -TY;
ando nstaral, raual,
end perfectrcro Its cKocU,
thit it la imposaiblo to detect
Its cpplicatloxie
5 4- -
ot S-lmam
PUR CELL HOUSE;
CUDEB BSW rULffAOKMKTT.
m .J ....
WlkMlVvTOX, If. C
B. L, PKURY, ; P
LaU Propria tor Atlaatia UotaL
First Claat la mil ltoTapwoiatSBwatt. Tm
tLMDtlpwatr. USeVtt:-
;3 sm
I 1
INTO niscaiEF.
DaBolng fet And bar flnsen, f. T :
, NrrUIUtie whole day tliroDgb. -For
ihm little brain froxa dreamland
firlnsa them work; enooglx totla, J, I
Radaz throDKh t he gorgeous parlor.
Uompingoae winding atalr -i
Tearing books and breaking Tases-
Into mlsehiex ererf where. -
Picks the cake and tat lee the Jelly,
Kreaks the wlndew. slams the door.
Throws the statues from their brackets.
scatters playthings on the floor.
Tearing little coats and trowsera.
Rumpling up his curly hair
busy, naughty little Angers, A -A
Iuto mischief everywhere. '
" SpIlliDg Ink upon t he carpet. -Dashing
pictures from the wall.
Breaking mirrors, sioglng, shDatlng,
In the attic ami the hall;
Tracking mad across, the entries, .
Turning over deek and cslr.
. Cutting up tha morn log paper
Into miachlef every wnere.
Bat na look o hate or malice
Darkens o'er those laoghtog eyes;
Not a thought of harm or sinning
In his little bosom lies;
For his soul is pore aud guiltless,
What'er harm the Angers do
Though the little feet are straying
Into mischief all day through.- w
The Bomanec or Lsce.
Th3 mjet receut improve nteut in Iho
producliou cf Uce, ssjs the Paris nes.
pondenl of the Baltimore "Bulletiu, is the
introductiou of tbaded tints in the flowers
acd paiteni5, giviug tbein the relief of a
picture Thecffsct is produced by varying
the spplicitiou cf the two ttitcbes used in
making th3 flwers-the 'tolle, which
forms I ha close tissue, and the 'grille em
ployed iu the more open work of tho pat
tern. The system is so gncccsafilly ap
plied to the laces cf France that it Las
been adop'.ed wiib the greatest succesr.
There is a legend regarding the intro
duction of this manufacture into Flanders.
A poverty stiicken but pious young girl
was dyiugof love for a young min whose
weal, b precluded all hope of marriage.
One night, as she sU weeping at h-;r sad
fate, a beautiful lady entered the cottage,
sod without saying a word, placed on her
knees a green cloth cushion, with its bob
bins filled with fine thread, wbicb on "au
tumn evenings floats in the air, and which
the people call fil de la Vierge. 'J he la
dy, though of a . xsmantic!bearingf was a
practical manufacturer. : She sal down In
silence, and - with her nimble flirgers
taught the unhappy maiden how to make
all sorts of ' patterns . and complicated
stitchev As. daylight appeared the maid
en had learned her art, and the mysterious
visitor disappeared..,--.-- -J
The price of the. . hce soon made the
poor sirl rich. She -married the maa of
ber choice,. and sutruoded by, a large
family, lived happily and rich, for she
kept the secret for .herself. "One evening,
when the little folks were playing around
her knees by the fireside- and her husband
sat fondly, watching the happy, group; - the
lady -suddenly made her - appearance
amerg tbero. Her bearing was distant;
she seemed stern and sad, and this time
addressed her protege In a trembling voice;
"Here," she said, "you eDjoy peace And
abundanca, while without are famine
and trouble. I helped you. you have not
helped your neighbors. The angels weep
for you and turn away their faces, oo
the next day the woman arose, and gding
forth with a green cushion and its bobbins
in her hands, went from cottage to cot.
tag; ctisriDS to all 'Who? would be taught
to instruct them in the art she had herself
miraculously learned. So they also be
came rich, and Belgium became famous
for this manufacture.
" Women that hare been iTen up by I
ineir aeareBi inenus as oeyouu neip, nave
been permanently cured bj he use of
Lydia is. rinitDam s yegetabie uom
pound. It is a positive cure for all fe
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkham, 233 Western ATenue,
Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.'
A Persistent Gimlet Han. .
"I should like to-seH you a gimlet," said a
careworn-looking man, as he walked into
an office the other day,
We Lave no use for one," replied the
cashier. . . .... ;
. Bnt you should always look ' into the
misty future," went on the fiend, demure
ly. : "Next winter you will want to make
boles in your boot-heels, so yon can get
your skates on."
UI use club skates no straps required'
You may want to screw some boards
together some time; Tha old-fashion
method of driving the screw in with a
hammer is pernicious,' as it . deteriorates
the tenacity of the fangs of the screw, as it
werr.-.'i-: ' "' '
2---2lotWn to-dsy, tlr" -"This
gimlet slso acts as a corkscrew
. "It maf t)e tt&ed ai atacki hainmer, a. ci-t
garboldertand a tooiblbitub,,.? j& y
'don-want lu"-..-" ;. -t --'-.-
Mt has an eraser, a pen, an inkstand,
a table for computing compound interest,
and a lunch -box attachment,
"I can't help it; I .don't want it.; , :
"I knowJou.dont;TOu're one of those
to ean men that won't buy a gimlet unless
It haa a restaurant and a trip to Europe
ind in Italian opera company attached
Tbu?re the kind of a man w bo would live
xeax an eieewe iigot to ht i k
And the peoaier waurea out , wuu aa
mental ntnm age on the perpendicular.
r-Sew York Star. -. u
r 'Baiter than pfttting one pplliV"pt a.t
uud interest, is the , sending it to
Dr. XL W7 BensonJJaltiroore, Md for
two boxes of bis Celery and Uhamonuie
Pills, Srhicb cure nervous 4isease, quiet
tbe mind, bring on refreshing 4 sleep and
prevent paralysis. ' a-
llTIrslnU Soldier In France.
UAmong ie delegates sippointod by
the
Vi nt war . oenaruneni -10 - aieo
tbe
York town celebration is uapt, wwrys
Mason, a native of, -YirgtnU, and son of
tbe late Jon Y. Mason, Who .was at. one
time United Statta minister to France . s
a boy1 Capt- Maan fought in the Confeder
aU army, and a abort time afterwards ob
tained w commission in the French army
as inb-BrotenanW Ha to V assigned to
duty in the foreign legion in Algiers, and
serred .there until the beginning of the
Franco Pros dsn war, In which be dlslin
coiahed himself ' for gallantry, .; rcceifing
two wounds. Afterwards he returned- to
Alziers. He has abjured his allegiance
to the United States, and become a citizen
of France.' lie Uuow; capUhrin the
mm r thA reonblic. He haa not visited
tM iwrmtrr since bis departure fer France,
Cant. Mason is said to be the only ztivH
Oorn Virginian -woo u
bonored In France. Balto. Sun.
Port Gibson KeveiUe.
Mr. Da Tii' Proposed School History.
Soire . wjeeks . ago .two. JiLtle - Mississippi
gius, students at the . I oil UiUoa . Colie
glste Acadan' who were smartirg under
the necessity of reciting certain: school ; h is -tories
of tho United States now used in' all
our schools,' and ' so lull ' of, slander and
misrepresentations, conceived the idea
that President Davis could be induced to
write a proper and truthful history a a
benefaction to the school children cf the
ioalh, -and childish simplicity they ve i
lured a joint letter to the great patriot aud
statesman and to their great joy aiid grati
fication they rceived the folio ia: "
1y Dbab Little Ieiekus I ftel
very sensibly the compliment iont ioxd i
your if quest tnat l .should wri e a hntory
of the nited ijlales wbio'i it would i"t
pain you to recite. 1 have lorn ueiiie l lo
se a sc-iol h'story wLi-'h w;mU do jas
tice to" our people and ances'o'S, tud urged
Liie la e Dr BIedsot3 undertak- the work.
He U-d'wiubout doing so, ami I know cl
no living man as well able to pert rru tl:e
Usk, ' 1 should much distrust my own abil
ity, but if my life is spared ai ti 1 can g t
one of such views a would tuit jou to
prepare such a work, I will lemembtr your
reqiKst with sincere desire to grant it, but
I cannot promise to do so. Many years
and bitter tiials leave me bu. lile time or
strength for 6o imixrtant a labor.' May
God bless you, my dear children, and re ward
your patriotic impulses witn long life
and happines3 -Very truly your friend.
. . JKFFER31H DAVI3.
Many miserable people drag them
selves ahout with failing strentb, feeling
that they arc steadily sinking into their
graves when, by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic, they, would find a cure commenc
ing with the first dose, and vitality and
strength surely corning back to them.
See other column.
A new Cbicaga theatre has two "fash
ion boxes,"conuining twenty chairs, each
directly in front of the customary prosce
nium boxes, and so arranged, with the
rails only slightly above the floor and the
seats rising sharply, that a clear view of
the occupants can be had from the other
parts of tbe honse. The idea is to let
handsomely dressed women exhibit them
selves, and tbe astonishing fact in the mat
ter is that they embrace the opportunity.
- I)io Popular Demand. t
So great has been the popular de
mand for the celebrated remedy, Kidney
Wort, that it is having an immense sale
from Maine to California. Some have
found it inconvenient to prepare it from
the dry .compound. For such the'pro
prietors now prepare it iu liquid form.
This can be procured at the druggists.
It has precisely the same effect as the
dry, but is very concentrated so that the
dose is much smaller. Loxoell Mail.
., About S,000 pounds of roses are required
to produc one pound of tbe attarof -roses.
This delightful perfume is chiefly produced
in Bulgaria, where the annual average pro
duction of attar between the years 1867 and
1871 was 400,000 m'eticaU; that of 1873,
500,000, valued at $3,500,000. - The pro
duce of 1880 was estimated at the value
of about $5,000,000.
Beer Affects the Kidneys,
and it may seriously, interfere with the
health ynless promptly counteracted, and
for this purpose Warner's Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure has no equal.
i.
; ' Horatio Ross, one of tbe most noted
stalkers in the Scotish Highlands, went
out recently on his eightieth birthday and
shot two stags . ' Mr. Boss is still hale and
hearty and is as keen a sportsman as ever.
- e
The first vessel in connection with th
new Brazilian steamship service has left
France en route lor Brazil, and h expect
ed to arrive at Halifax toward the end of
October. The. second steamer wil shortly
follow.
The defective heating apparatus and ven
'ilation of the Indianapolis Courthonse
caused sciatic rheumatism in a jaror, and
he has brought si suit against "the- county
for $10,COO damages.
A Miiwaukeean proposf s a monnmeu
for Garfield on Little Mountain, Ohio1
1,000 feet above Lake Eiie, as a inonu'
meht there could be seen ntty miles on tne
lake and nearly Jtbirty miles in almost ev
ery direction on land. -
f f " Taaaessssss" Sjsasamr-ir
One-of the choicest fans in the woild is
one"tliatr;rIonged to Mme. Pompadour.
It is made of lce, was nine years in mak
ing and-cost $30,000. Tbe ivory ian that
was.presented' by the City of Dieppe to
ifarie Anoinette, on the occasion of the
birth bflhe Daunhin. is still in existence.
The Landmark,
: " PUBLISHED AT!
8TATEBYILLE, IREDELL CO., N. C.
Leading Newspaper in Weitarn North Gar-
It la the pnlj Demoeratie Paper pub khed
in Iredell- countyc-one-of the larjfeat anc
waaltme(t couauea in tne t tale ana nas at
tained a larger local circu anon man asj
paper ever beretoforepubliibediatbscou itj
vIla elroulation in Alexander. Wi kei.Aste.
Alleghany, " Yad in," Davie and Iredell, is
largerithaa'tbat-tir sriy two pa: era in the
state eomuneo; ana lairafliair acquinoe a
stronr foothold in FoTaythe)" finrrj. Rowan
and waiters Mecklenburg?..
S It U the cnlj paper ia Wettern Noith Car
eliaa- that emploja a Regular Caavaasing
Ages V and Ij tna kept coaataatly bafaie the
pecpiew t.Under .this ayatexaa lapidlv inereaa
iasr-xireelation is tbe reault. makisr the
Laadmarkr - -
a.The Beat Advertiaizg Mediam in West
i era North'Oarolina. tJ
'Address, "LAKDMAKlv'',
. BUteaviUe,N C
The Cosmopolitan
BAR ia?THE PLACE WHERE ,XOU
can'et the'coOTtst purest and. most
sdentifieaDyiixed 8ummer Drinks to he
found ia the :dty". The very b2si Wnc4
Ithe besttent;Clgarxhat is made.' ' Drop
n and cooU lOff. 1 JOHN CARROLL,
J8 Proprietor.
I -T - ; tn isdT "t-b
A TRUE
A PERFECT STRENQTHENrR A SURE REVIVER.
A.lJiS BITTEItS arc highly ;ecoramcndod for all disercs requiring
a certain and efficient tonic; especially Indlacm on. IhrtnimsuL. Tnierninn.
Fevers, Want ofAppctite,Lcss cf Strength,Lac!; cf JJncrrjyfctc Enriches the blood, B
strengthens the muscles,and gives newliie to the nerves.' They actlikeadiarm
on ine oigesave organs, rcmovin j all dyspeptic STmptoins, such as Ta&hnrj the Food,
tBeUMng,Heai in Uce. Storruich JIearuncic. Tlie cmlv Iron "Preparation
that will not blacken tho teeth or give'lieadache. Sold br
all druggists. Write forthe'X lTC:Book (S2 pp. of useful and amusing fead
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ON AND AiTEa May loth, 1891, at
6.40 P ItJ, Pa3enzer Trams on the Yi!
minjrton Weidon Railroad will run is
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily
Nos. 47 North and 48 South',
Leave Wilmington, front St. Depot
eeeteeeee u
40 A M
Arrive at Weldonat aeaees eeeetf e 12 60 P 11
Leave Weldon.......MM 3 3C P Jtf
Arrive at Wilmington, Front Br-
i Depot tt .IU.IMU.U.IMII1 . 9 45 P
Fast Through Mail and Pawenjrer Trait
DailyNos. 43 North, and 40 South.
Leave Wilmington, Frost Bt-
Dapet at tttitmMMt seaeeeeeeeeeaes) 6.25 P
Arrive at Weldoa ...... 1.25 A
Leave Weldon aeeeeeeeaaae 6.15 P
Arrive at Wiladngtou, front at.
D6P0LMMtlintM'MHIMMMM4IM . 1 1.2 ft P
Train No 40 South will stop only at Hook?
Mount, Wilson, Goldaboro and Magnolia.
' Trains on Tarboro - Branoh Road leave
Reeky Mount for Tarboro at 7.40 P M dai lj
and Tuasday, Thursday and daturc &y at 5tUC
AM. Returning, leave Tarboro at 9. SO
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday ant
Friday at 8:30 P Mi
Train No. 47 makes close oaonoctioa at
Weldon for all points North dailr. All rail
via Richmond, and daily except Sunday via
Bay Line.
Train No 43 runs daily and makes eloie
connection for all points North via Rich
mond and Washington.
AH trains run solid between Wilmington
and Washington, and bave Pullman Palace
Bleepers Attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Supt,
A. POPE, Gen'l Pass. Agent '
mav 8
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.J tI-4?P8Jn!"" ' FJemington, Whits
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I k '.ajMi- AJrTJtta June 6, 1881, the fol
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tt is Railroad:
PAB3EXGER,
HAIL AND
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TRAIN.
Daily except Sundays:
f W TTT.i .
Ifo 1 rT9 iinington........9.4R A M
Arrive at Charlotte atM.6.46 P Id
No 2 lafe Charlotte at..M.e.OO A M
Arrive at Wilmington at. 3. 25 P M
Trains Noa 1 and 2 stop at regular stations
on!T!-and.J?nt8 designated in the Compa
ny's Time Table. .
u ams m4Ke close connection at
Charlotte with trains Nos. 3 and 4 for Cltve-
lua nprmgs ana au points on Shelby Di-
PASSENGER AND I7BEIGHT.
i wave w uminrton eU.. 6:30 P
Arrive at Hamlet at.w. l:2 A
I t " jj Charlotte aU.. 830 A
) T7 Charlotte at..;.7i30 P
V Arrive at HanJetat.. V.2S A
H
M
H
No 6
N 6
J " t Wilmington at hZ0 A
No. 6 is daily except Bundey, but '
coaneotion ftr Raleigh qn Saturday. 1
No. 6 is daily except Saturday, .
II
no
8HELBY DTVI8I0N. Pi.88ENGER,MAlL
a. l7 unariotte atw...MW7iOO P M
j 1 amn ai oneiDy aU...10:30 P M
So. 4. V' Shelby aL. 6:00 A 11
- m r "7 " nlott at..M 9:30 A U
Trains Nos 5 and 0 make cIom . ionnMHa
a Hamlet to and from Raleigh, exoept as
Thjroagh' SJeaping Cars between Balelg
and Charlotte, . ,
v , ? a. art eonnecUonat
. K !Z?a & O. H. R., arriving
KiRWl connecting
" . . ior Aaaevilie and
all points on W N -O. R. R; - - -
Jrairs Nos 3 and 4 conn ect "cJorily ; with
vuos-.er wiior at Llocclnton. o: - -o
ie 7
Qaaaral Sacsriotei it t
BAYARD TAYLOR, lost & Traveller,
jiu ; "l wse great p;easure in r com-
metuing to paretfts the. 'Academy cf ilr.
SwiLhin C. fchorilidge., -
HOW. : ERH AND0 WOOD M. C.
baid (lb t); i cheerfully consent to the
use el m name as -reference ? My. boya
wiu reiumia yon (ror. tbelr fGurlh year)
after their vacation." ' - - - -:
JFor new Illoitrated Circular address
SWITHI.i C , SHORTLIDGE, Jl. M.,
Harvard d iversity Graduate, Media, Pa.,
12 miles tm Phila, . . - auz Il2md&w
S500 Rewards
WE WILL PAY TBE ABOVE reward
far any case of Liver Complaiat, Dys
pepsia, 8ick Headache. IadigetUon, Consti
pation or Costvenesa we eatrnot eurewita
West's Yegetsbl Lwer Pilla, when the dl
lectlccs are strictly complied with.' They
are purely Vegetable, and nerer fail to give
aatitfactioau 8avir iwit.it. ;i k-..
containing 33 HUa, 25 , ceats. . Fr sale, bf
Mi wi.gfuu. oeware oi oovBierieits, and
imitations. Tbe geneine maaafaetared only
by JOHN C WEtfT A CO The Pill Ma
kers," 1814 13 W Madison St, Chicago.
Free-trial paikage sent by mall prepaid on
receipt of a 3 cent staap. meh 32-dAwly
1 swiitfma.gcjt I I
oraiA OPPORTUNITY TO TVIIT
FORTUNE. TENTIf nRAKT'hrl
TEIBUnON, CLASS K; KEtTC:!
LEANS,' TUESDAY, OCTOBER Iitl3s3l5
jneorporaten in - ISC3 for 25 eara-by. tUaS
Lerf6lature for Educational and Charitablci
purposes with a capital ol $1.000,000 tol
wfcich a reserve fund of over f 120,000 has?
since been added. ' JW
By an overwhelming popular vote' ls
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted Decenber ,2dl
A. D., 1879. !: 1
J&l Gbaxd Srxoj.B NrMBEH Daxwic-sl
will take plmonUly.-r;rt;-x?.r-ir.
It never scales or po:t -
Look at the following Distribution: "
CAPITA I, PRIZE $30,OOOT. -r
100,000 TTCKl- - Al TWO DOLLARS
EACH, HALV- i ICKETS..ONE Dollar.
LI3T;OF PRIZES. : ;
1 Capital Prize
$30,000 -
-10,000 r
f 5,000 :
5,000
5,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
-10,000
1 Capital Prize'"."
. 2 Prizes of $2,500
5 Prizes of 1 000
20 Prizes of '500
100 Prizes, of 100
200 Prizes of 50
500 Prizes of 20
1000 Prizes of 10
10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approxlxnation Prizes of fSCO 2,700
0 Approximation Prizes 01- 2001,800
9 Arproxlmation Prizes of-100 900
1W Prizes, amountinj?. to - - $ll0,400
llf-rponeible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send order by express
or Registered Letter, or Money Order by
mall, addressed oNLrto "
M. A. DATJPIllir,
New Orleans. La
or M. A; DAUPHIN, at -
ISo. 212 Broadway, w ew Tora
All our Grand Extraordinary. Drawings
are under the supervision andnanagement
of GENERALS G- T. BEAUREGARD and
JURAL A. EARLY.
lVotice to the Public. ;
The public are hereby CAtmoED ao adist
SENDING ANY MONEY OR, 'ObDKBS TO
NUNES & CO., S3 NassJlD St., New Yorjc
CrTY, as authorized by the Louisiana State
Lottery Company to sell its Tickets. They '
are flooding the coimtry with Boors Grace-
laks purporting ito be of The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and are fbatjdC-
L3SNTLY representing themselves as, its
Agents. They have no authority from this ,
Company to sell its Tickets, and are not its '
agents for any purpose.
r M. A: DAUPniN. -
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co. . ,
New Orleans, La.r July 4, 1SS1. ; i . . r .
sep 14.w'ed-sat-4wdw; . ... . ... ;
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MV GOODS SI
mmsiti
JEldUIOUS PEACHES r AND"'
n
TOMATOES f
All varieties of Choice Preserves?
ia one and two pound Cans, the
best in the market.
Our'elegant Family Flour, ; ; .
: Parole d' Honour
Pig Hams, .Breakfast Strips
and Email ShouIderB, .
Parched Jaya and Lnguayra Ooffed,'-
These goo da aie all fresh t his
week
Our pricey and quality ol
gooda will convuico yen if. you will
-
try us.
Try the prepared Soupra,".
For sale' at V "
feb!4 Nor.
II and 13 Sosth Front Sti
X
Female School-,
KISSES BURR A J AMfcB.....;Vi5ncJaiS
ME8. l!.:.CU3ai5G, Musical fcstraclnti
TBK EIGHTEEN TH-AN JnJALvrksafon 7,M
.of this Khool will toameces orr Wed fits- r ?
day, October 6th-rl8Sl. and ciete-about the
inira wees in wuaexsa.v ? -tt f ? 7 ' f t t i
Pupils who enter after the flt mcrti wj ' I t '
be Iharsied only from date' of entrance, bt I: ' v .
It is expected they will attend school" the i t- '
naiader of the aes ion unless othtraise pre
vented by m neaitn, or ramfitar from the
city. . Deduction made .ia all cases of rro
tracted aletaesa,"? f : V' ri 5.l"i'5i." Li.
Tbe courses ofinstrsetlon will be as here
tofee. thorough and systematic. 'aich ckJldV njL $ f
receiving individoal atttrticf. from iLePrio- II-
eipsls. , - .-Citiui 'lAtf
Tbe rcnooi or uniie wui do cot due ted by
lira. U. 8. CnsUo. FaUaotBtald,"ar thsri eU; . i ; I
School, wishing t enter for this branch cf .
adnxiO. can tAltemm&MltMl with
We hours tj exlj application. ,."
A limited nutcber of boar Cine scholars can
be received ia the tamOy cf one of the Prin
cipals.
ror rortner particulars. see PrIneiosIaot
aqtire for sircalars. . sag 50
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