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. . - .,'-1 rifi.Wf. - r ifji
For the. Cure. .f Coughs, Cei'.iS
i Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Lron- g
Yitis,Wtiooping Coughjnamcnt
Consumption andibrthe.reliel of s
I axiEumptive persons in sdvancca
lflam nfths Disease. For Sale I
I by all Drugrsrlsts. Price, Z ccrs. g
til III II f i
JIH1 LY8I& E. FIHKHLM, OF LYHH, ESS.,
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5 Sti-c'ec ,s-&t
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v0BTA2L2 CCHP0U1TD.
Xt7jl':i en t?iO f -rt f-l-ai of rsm!M
It will df3-'?i ftfc-itflit:rajrsfr4mtloutfTHf .ic
two hercors tfc'-i-o ! j ch.c!c?l Terr i eet r 1 j
for Urunlants, el rtllcres weakr.csa ellhptevr.tc1'.
It fnr BloatJnc. BcadcxlHMi, :.'crr(ni3 ri-os? ration.
Oerwra! DebUIty, ;clxJwsnw6, Dcprvsstou fin.l la-'!-'
pentloB.
Tba feeling of bearlcff dotm, cAcstaflr pain, Tfs'c
tart bcVhe, Is alwajs pnnaiiMitly curoil Us
It wia at all times mid under all circumstances act in
harmony with tbelRws thateom the feiaal tstem.
For the cure ct Elincy Compiaiits c t eitiier wxtlria
CAmfoaid Is imsTirpawTfl.
T.TDIA E. riXKICAM'S TEGCTAJ3LE CO?J
POCJTDls iircparetl at 23 and fn5. VTesfcera Avrnue,
Ian.SIaaa. Price fl. Pis bottles foi $5. Beatb7MJ.ii
Int&efom bf pHls, also Inllio form o loaewres, He
receipt of prloo, $1 p;r box for otther. Sirs, rtnkhaia
freely answers alUpttfrs of inquiry. Bond for'amph
lt. AAdresa as aboe. Zfcnilon this Jtapr.
IfofaroUy hoU.l bo without LTCIA E. riKTHAX'S
rilXS. Tby euro coustipttlrriz, bHJoutff
nd torpidity of t,he IlTer. S3 cutspr box..
jBiT SoM by c'H lrnsr4TJst. ""5
Ofkice, bUningu, -.ri"i
Parker's
T T a. rr J
iair balsam. IS?
. . tiiteir., Liintrcr Absences
!u. Kver falU i T-rttore nevpr intoxicates. H.ix.
( yot.-ihl'! color W gray U!r. & Co.. CllCnist?, N. Y.
, Vg. nl 1 Lare pjying Buytry Poliar S'r.
LOVELY
COMPLEXIONS
POSSIBLE TO ALL.
What Natnro denies-to many
Art secures to all. llagan
Hagnolia Balm dispels every
blemish, overcomes liedness,
Freckles, Sallowness, Rough
sess, Tau, Eruptions and
Blotches, and removes all evi
dences of heat and excitement.
Tho Magnolia Balm imparts
the most delicate and natural
complexional tints no detec
tion being possible to tho clos
est observation.
Under theso circnnistances a
faulty complexion is little short
of a crime. Magnolia Balm
sold everywhere. Costs only
75 cents, Kith fall directions.
3
. Vfi' v - , "tit.
- ii
many cf th .best mro-
j&&l&i in Parker's C!r.;r
fc3sS8iTon!(:. into a meduii
S'S? 5ilf h varied poTvcrs, ss
feSto make it d grwnt
IVtJ 'aW-B!ood Pwidcrr'4;k
j cat Haaltn & swajj
i Restorer Ever Vecd:
I v2irw It cures Rneuai2t!:r.
i ii i
Onr Beloved
G A R FIE L D
And lis Faithful Cabinets
A eicKiat O&rotao Litkoraph of our late
Pf9 idat mskiag 8 ail lsnth portrtita,
prlatod In 10 oolsn oa Leavr paper with a
rieh gold horder. titat 18x29 "Inche. Th
tleuftbi batKal rrork of rt hw b n
dap'r nBpMdentd &t 31 ptf coj. Id
ordr tfctt eyry '4iil iaay b, tble tj po
tsfthiflb9A tifalrd toachisg earlrf
of Ut rraiie -5 b!&T, frill
ratil it to. only 50 ce?s pr eopy. Wb
fartt)Q tisnj ab ct, p-iatad iu ciloi,
rda94d t 1 9xi3 luoh, for only 16 ests.
AGENTS g2fJ!S?S WANTED
with tb b4utifal port ai - H'tihlsy m'Js
lla tke. for terifct aid bay kip!c
r.S92.a 7 Per fy
I!f TE8TEK0.1T.
'SENATK. I
Wasqikotok, March 2, Mr. Butler
preientcd a petition1 from &11 the Bank
President; t be Prcsidenta ot the Cham
ber of Commerce and a number of lead
ins business men, of Charleston, 8.C.,
aeking a modification bf the treaty with
the llawaaian Islands. (
Mr Yanca offered a lesolation recit
ing that the cost, of collecting the inter
nal revenue tax in tbo Sixth Collection
District of North Carolina ;s nearly
sixty per cent., being greater than that
ot any other district in tbe United States;
that . many and seriou3 charges
against the officials' are openly made in
the newspapers and elsewhere, and are
generally believed; and! providing tor the
appointment by the President of the
Senate of a committee of three to inves
tigate tbe charges and complaidts, i'b
povfer to compel the attendance of wit
nesses, etc- i I
&5r. Sherman regarded the resolution
as extraordinary and in; the. nature oi an
executive order. He supposed it refer
red to the matter pending in. Executive
cession and before the Com'mittea on
Finance. He would not object to call
ing on the Treasury Department fcr
information, but be certainly objected
to a recital about which the Eenatc
could know nothing. I
Air- Vance Baid he had twice applied
for the Information hej desired1-once by
a Senate resolution and theu by a letter
to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
and in each instance had, encountered
a clear ond unmistakable evasion of his
demand. He read from a letter of tbe
Commissioner to tte Secretary a sttev
roent that the. reports of examining offi
cers in the district were not included in
the response to the Senate resolution
becacse these did not contain charges
but were criticisms of agents of the
department on the current work bf the
District and their suggestions for an im
provement cf the service. These reports,
being these of Special Agents Brooks
atd Kellogg, Mr. Vance sid, weie mat
ters Mhich he had specifically called f:-r.
TLe matter bad been a public scandsl in
North Carolina for 1 years. afcl as he
rsanted to get at the trtfth he would in
sist upon a vote oa tho Jrteolutiou at the
earliest monient. Tho inatttr wps Icid
over uuJer the objection, j .
Mr. Conger, from, tbo Committee on
CoKimerco, reported favorably, y with
nmendmants, the House bill to p demote
tho efficiency of the Tjile-BaviDg 8rviC5,
and to sticoyraye the eavirg of lifo from
ship1-wreck. The amendments consist of
two sections oftheHenaif biil, which
provide a pessiou for two years for the
widows and children of keepers and eurf
inen 7ho may loaa their lives whilej in
eervice, and for tho payment of the same
to keepers and members of crews during
time of sickness or disability i resulting
from wounds or diseasa contracted in the
line of duty. Calendar, j . 'j
HOUSE OF EE PREa ENT ATI V ES-
Mr. Harris, ot iTass.. chairman of the
committee on Naval Affairs, reported a
bill authorizing the construction of ves
sels, of war for the Navy. Printed and
recommitted.
Tho morning hour having- been da
penBed with, the House went into com-
a . .i - lift Li ' - nL -
miiiee. oi xne yvupia on ino cnsuiar
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill, which
appropriates $1,198,530, being 612,000
lees than was appropriated last year and
$115,000 less than tbe estimates.
Finally, the committeje rose without
action, tao Senate amendments to the
Postal Route bill weie cjmcurr&d in, and
the House adjourned. . 1
It is the Height of Folly to wait un
til you are in bed with disease! youmay
not get over for months, when yhu cftn be
cured during the early svmjitoms by
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Wo haveknow
the sickliest families made the healthiest
by a timely use of this pure mediine.
Monroe Enauirer: A Castle of
Knights of tie Golden Rule wa3 organ
ised in this place lust j Thursday eight,
with 17 members. i 1
Warsaw Brief Mention: .There have
been shipped from Warsaw, from Sept,
1st 1881 to Feb. 21st 1882, 3421 bale
of cotton, which at an average of 50
per bale brought the 6um of ! 172 050.
Tho shipments during the past month to
the 21st amounted to 200 bales. ,
Raleigh Visitor: ' All the stock of ibe
North Carolina Car Company has been
subscribed. The Directors at their
meeting yesterday instructed tho Super
intendent the proceed at once with tbe
construction of tbe building, which will
soon be completed. They have orders
comirg in aleady. j
Wadesboro Times ; (There will ba a
series of special services.held n the. B p
tist Church hererbeginningon Thursday.
- Mr. F. A. Vollmer, of West Vir
ginia, with about twenty others, will
leave their homes on Saturday i riext for
this county. The, raaj rity j of tbem will
settle ia the White's Store neighborhood.
Chatham Record: Mr. J. A. Scott, of
Bear Creek township, recently killed
three turkeys, whose j combined weight
was 67 pounds one weighing 23 pounds
and the other two 22 poands apiece.
Tha barn and stable of Henry
Hanks, an industrious colored man who
livB two mile west of this place, were eet
oa fire and burned on last Friday morn
ing, consuming all his! forago, gear, ete.
Kinston Joutnal : About 30 bales
of cotton were burned near Jolly Oldfield
last Saturday. It belonged to Dr. Car
mer. of Greene, end was! damaged about
20 per cent. J. M. Brown brought 3
"baby" logs down to Patrott's mill last
week. They measured 82 feet in length
each, and made over 4.000 feetof lumber I
P. S. Ervin slaughtered a porker
last i riday that weighed 650 fts net
la&iah Smith slaughtered one oa sThnrs'
day that weighed 447 lbs., j
Weldon Netoi : On the morning of
Febreary 24tb, the .body of an old col
ored man named Aaron Hill, who had
lived several miles from Garyiburg, was
found near his bouse, with the appearand
of having bees shot and burned to death.
An inquest was held verdict t "Came
to his death by being burned and shot
by come unknown person to the jury."
A day or two later PhiL Turner, a col
ored man, who was tsipected by several
parties, was arrested, end is now having a
hearing before a magistrate.
G oldsboro Metnenqer: Ret. N.
Cobb is expected to aid in a series
meetings at Warsaw, commencing
Sunday next. Dr. W. M.
B
of
oa
B.
Brown, of Greenville, has been appoint
ed a director of the Insane Asylum at
Raleieb. vice Major Jas MacRae.
A survey fs betas made on oehalf
or the Wilmington & Weldon Rilrotd
for a road from Goldsboro to Fayette-
ville. We learn - that this is one of
three routes ordered to be surveyed, ia
cldinfT th one from Wilson, and that
one of the three ia to be chosen for tb8
roau.
sheville Citizen: Messrs. G- V.
Litchfield & Co., ot Abingdon, Va , hive
purchased some splendidly (timbered
lnda on Pigeon river, in Haywood, and
contemplate erecting extensive saw mills
at or near this place. 1 ne .Newport
Tenn.. Sentinel informs us that somt
New York capitalists are contem
ingbuildiog a narrow gauge rail
from the famous ore bank furnaces in
Green county that State, to connect
with the W. N. C. B R. below Aeh -
vilie. The richest iron ores are flaid to
be fouad ia those mines. j
Fayetteville Examiner: Capt. David
Jones has procured from Mr. Joseph A.
Worth the hvdrauiic press and fixtures
used by Mr. W. during the years 1663 '5
lor the expression of oil iroiu pea nuts,
in this place, and will remove them lo
his place in the suburhs, where they will
be put in use in expressing oil from cot
ton seed. Died, ceari Fayeitte
ville, .on Wednesday morning, the 28th
of February, at 2 o'clock, Williani Cade,
aged about 80 years. Mr. Cude -was
bcrn, raised and passed nearly all his
life with a short distance of where he
died. He was a man ot greatecergy and
industry, and accumulated a handsome
fortune, much of which he retained, not
withstanding tbe disasters which follow
ed the civil war.
Washington Press: The monument
to erected in Washington church
vard to the memory of the late Gen.
Hryau Grimes came oa the schooner
Carolina, and will be; at once placed in
position It is a handsome structure and
will be, when completed, eome 16 or 18
feet in height. It will forever bear the
memorable record of a noble, generous
and high-toned gentleman, and one who
dared to do the duties assigned him while
in life. Capt. D. N. Bogarthasro
ceived from the "State money to pay off
tho members of the Washington Light
Infantry for their services during the
time they were called by the Governor to
quell the riot at Plymouth. Tho same
pay was allowed as is given to United
States troops, which per day is as 1 fol
lows : Captain, $5.00 ; 1st Lieutenant,
$4.15 ; 2nd Lieutenant, 3.81 ; Sear-
geant, 56) cents ; Corporal, 50 cents ;
Privates 43 ) cents and expenses,
three days' paying the time their servi
ce3 were required."
News and Observer: The revenue
collections in this collection district for
February were 870,243 63. The
University Railroad has now reached a
poinVabout a milo from Chapel .Hill,
just acroes the creek. Extensive
additions are soon to be made to the large
iron and boiler works here, so as to make
it the largest in the State, it is said
This will give employment to many
laborers. The new car manufactory will
be another extensive industry. : Wa
find after more intimate hnowledgej of
the affairs of the North Carolina State
Life Insurance Company that although
we deeply regretted the recent action of
the stockholders, we are constrained to
think it was the wisest course they could
have adopted, as far as their own interest
is concerned. They had been without
interest on-, the original payment of
twenty per cent, on their stock for nine
years, and the recent investigations of
tbe financial condition of the company
showed that bat little if any of tho
principal remained.
Charlotte Observers The bullion os
nays for the month of February at the
branch mint in this1 c ty amounted to
$4 669.73. N:ght before last the
store room occupied) by Mir. H. Franken
ibal, on Try on street, was entered and
robbed of a quantity of wearing apparel,
a watch, pistol, etc , the total value of
which is unknown. Deputy Sheriff
Orr yesterday afternoon arrested J. C.
Jones; under indictment for knocking
the chief of police of Raleigh, and an
other policeman, on the head with a rock
some time ego. He fled from Rtleigh,
and a reward of $100 was offered tor bis
arrest. 'ihe capias rrived yesterday
morning, and about 3 o'clock iu the af
ternoon the officer lit upon hU man at Dr.:
Kis tier's while eating dinner. -
Yesterday aa unusual signt was pre
sented to court spectators ire mediately
alter the testimony ia the Bob Jones
murder cse was closed. Before argu
ment was begun the solicitor read a bill
oil indictment for murder m gainst Emcline
Springs, colored, ta which the prisoner
pleaded not guilty. After this he read
a similar bill against John Patterson,
Henry Patterson and Alexander Sloan,
all colored, for the murderjof one David
Melon, in Long Creek township, to which
tbe parties also pleaded not guilty. They
were placed in the dock beside Bob Jones,
the Union county negro, and made a total
of five persons to be tried for their lives
at the present term of the court. There
is still another capital case on the docket
that against bam Bogus or Erwin
the whole forming perhaps a larger num
ber of capital cases than has ever been
known at a single term of the coart. A
special venire will be summoned for tho
trial cf the two Pattersons, Sloan and
Emetine Springs. -
m. ,
It is impossible for a woman after ft
faithful course of treatment with Ljdia
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound, to
continue to suffer with a weakness of the
otcrns. Enclose a sump to Mrs. Lydia
E: Pinkhaa,i 233 ; Western Avsaae,
Lynn, llaxs., for fcsr paophlsts. s :
' Charlolte Bbmtx ; About' 200 mures
passed through this city - yesterday, on.
their wy south, to raise more cotton ,
and consume commercial manures.
Brain & Serre- '
Well's Health Renewed greatest
remedy on earth lor impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, &c 1, at druggists.
Depot Jas G. Minds.
MAVCH S-4TU.
SPIRITS TCJKPENTINfe;-Quoted Btrona
at 49 aati. Sales or 93 C4'-s at tbeee fig
nrea. ' J '
WoSl -Quoted Arm at $1 W far Etrala
el extd tl 95 for Good stratoed. Sales of
6Q0 bbia G od Strained alii Ci.
TAB QuoUfci firm at Si &t per bbl of Sit
' j
UitUDK TURPrJNTINE Ijo offlcJal qno
tatlons. bales cfreelpta at 2 25 for Hard
t5 50 for soft -and fS 80 for O and VI
(Mixed and Dry Vlrgit).
COiTON Quotd tteadr.. Salts of 100
bale on a bat,: or 11 cacta. fur iliddlin
The following are tbe offlcUl quotitiousj
Unl'Dirr... 3 11-16 CJta
Lcr lii-idlinc"..,...
10 1ft 19
tfMaliag..
343 fehf
i J ct,'t s
22 ohi
Si's 4
n
c-Ln3 Torp9i-.ft
Loaia.................
r&T...... .........9 ..... - - -
Tc coun.. - -
Steamer John Dawson, .snermao, Point
Caswell, It P Pa.ldi.vm.
ateataer Wave, llcbeson. Fityettevill,
Geo Wi Williams & Co I
Kteamer Gov vVortb. Worth..-Fayetteville.
Wortb iXc Wot !h.
Steamer bladaa, Inner, Fayettsvllle,
DftKosset & Co.
cbr Frances Jane. Bennett, Nj.vasa
Inland, gmno to tnvnssa Uuauo Co; vessul
to Geo Marries &. Co
Scbr Ihoniis ainniokson. Diokerson.
Pbliftdelpbia coal to J A s-pringor: vessel
to ueo Harris? & Co.
Bohr Wm H Uoardrnan,
Charleston, enano to dprunt
Richard sod.
A boa, vessel
to E G iJari'tr fc Co. 1
Steamer EliE-abetn, Hlsbee, Smithvilie,
ilofiier i -
i Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville,
Ceo W VVi!liauis&Co
! Steamer Gov Worth, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth. .
"Steamer Biadea, Ekinuer, Fayettevlle,
Rosset & Co. j
t-chr Flora Condon, French, Hath, Me.
Parsley & Wiggins, vessel by E G Barker
& Co. .!
wchr Arthur Burton. Crombs.Fernandina
Fia. ifi.-.G Barker tCo.
Br scbr Mabal Uarling, Ranger. Naasau,
Cron.'jr& ilorrls.
i Exports -
I COASTWISE, i -
Bath. Me Sohr Flora; Condon -20J.8e9 ft
lumber j
FOREIGN.
Naaau Scbr Slabel Darling 15.00S fet
lumber. CO 000 shingles, 10 bbls tar, 1 do
pitca, 10 baas whe.t bran. 19 do rice douse
i
m4nTJIL.Y SlVi. i H?3ENT "
!! I
tT.itKa os ea?p Mvbca J, JS82.
Uotton as!iore....M......M...,.......w.M..M 4,357
2 814
To4ai.......A
WHIMHt
7,m
Ipiriu
2 899
Total
113,3fcU
Ter ahure 6,551
Yotl...
5,5 ib
Grade as tore..
saort.,..,...,........
Totl.M. ....
1,453
skcsipts f oa THS UOS H OF rObti.2Tf 1587,
Oattoa...,.............M.......M.M.w...MMM 6,690
dpirits.......... ....w 4,49s
t0611tHMMftlllllMHaltll '; SJ 7 V 0
Grade
. ' i ,- 1 i
azroatf ?ox Mos:n o? Fisacxav, 1682.
' JJomestJCa
' I !
........ e,f52
RosiQ.... .........,..J.... 3 29 i
Tr....... ...............c i. 5,386
CriV($afMatMtMtaMaaatM
Cottm ..T r. ....w 3,521
&,.r.r.,.. .,L...... ... 28,62
l r-i.."-.r!r 'i;,5;'l so-J U-pn.Ur qulifiel phiictan b! Ca
. '.-TPeMtil, a bU pract-e will prave.
, Cures all fornis of PRIVATE,
CHRONIC aad SEXUAL DISl
:asS. . -i .
iipermatcrrliea &ud. Impoleucy,
i t' ercRls pf ssJf-ibnM ia youth, sexoel exeenea ia nv
i; -r r-sin, cr ntber causes, aud prWuclug leme of tbs fcj-ir-!!j
erfcw: SeToane8. bcmin-l F.iuUuCds, (n'bt enJs- ,
t j.i'i t-T SrauM). DUsdam of fciG Dcfcotive llfrory. Fiy-
..M ra, H:r,;ils oo Face, A v enic nbi Society cf Fin Rkr,
or Im or fcexuMl Pcwtr, tc, renftrisf
u trijixj imoroper or nahappy, ar thorooshlj id4 pnna
vul? eL SYIHliIS f'e'J a4ea-
SLEET. Siriciure. tixMtU. VtmU. (or
? 3tdar frtrateiisnus ;ricf cnTea.
H it tv'.t-e-.-.dsut tbt phf sietan vb pay specie! attrsiSflQ
s a c-risla cJi.- of ditesua. an-1 trealh tbouaaaiii awe-
ilt. ajpire, fnat ti;u Physietnoa kaowtais this tan cftca ,
-o-fWind rsoo to ny care. When it fc iacooreotrat to
jU-it Ite city fir traatmeiit. medicisM ota be teat privusiT '
iivl af,'y bg mil or express ibtwdctc .
Cares Guaranteed in all Cases
ardertaKen.
tVu--2HUn f-ri:T ar fcy letter free 4 ar$fia.
.'astrs rsaeoeaSHe aA ocrrna4noa etrktly eozi'ituajti.
PRIVATE COITNSELOIl
TT'JSi rscc, 'Ht tt ai-T iCrrrt, acrer tted, f Qsvif
ft iJVi 5 V aii. iiurtj aa aVcvs
ji S-T.r tma ii.ii.tto?.X. SttkJtys, 3 to 4 JP. tim
John Werner,
! PRACTICAL 1
QERMAfj SARSEri AfiQ PERFUMER,
Markt et, WCmlogton, N. O.
My tcDy friend to mrth villa and In the
otuttry are larked, to eoiae and tea rs
Ateo, Sa Captalii aod CeoimercLtl Travei
1. Taa Wat workmaat aad tl tsm m,
m xcMfttfem fa tie arHfaV ip.iy -
b3 erliuuu;uiriyuD2jJ
THE WILCOX GIBBS & CQj MANIPULATED CUij'
T fllarmfii admitted t 1
tftv W'vf ' w : A. H
Best. Most Eeliable and Cheapast
You c 1 tob' depend nponpiN
Atrcgd tor yoar tuinw y uain coral".
All material cmp riizg Fertiliaers lia adramoi ai I toa, .
ara diffiirJt to got. but tera i no atvftrtoe in the priea if tUf
n
aa v ties t n &tT isfdrmtMon in rer.4 q 'Gnr.n
tub 14
1 1 & 13 BOUTH'-'FROMT: s
HAS ALWAYS 5UHIKQ THE
rest
mas
L IQUO R jDE P A RTMEKl
Old Fine Sherries,
TiiBLS AND COOILIKIG HAlSINS
TUE USUAL VAIilETT'o? . i
NUTS AND FINE CANDIES!
urnvi
urns.
dec 18
17 Ui
NEW YOfiK & WILMINGTON
I STEAMSHIP GO.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
1
a.
STEAMERS
WILL SAI FOM NKW TORL
Zvv WETHE81)AT ted H Alt' K1T
. - - i"
,S fo coir, P. U,
OUL? STREAM. Wedaeadar, iitith I
BE5EPACT0BBanirdy, Merch 4
8ANTO D0klKQU.'MJL.TaMdar Mareh 7
REOUl.a.TOaw..j. We'n-tday, Merob 8
ODL? 8ardt, Merch 11
8NT: D05IIspow.4tor?aT, March 18
BiftLATiRJ..i,ww...Sat3rday, Marth 52
qOLf TEAh,....,.8fttTirday, March 25
BXNE7AOTOSWMM.Wednedayy Mareb 3
Through tuu fi raat-el to aaa frci
Peiatf fa For ib and 8eaf.b Carolina.
War Freight 2aggimaU epsl-Jt-j
TBXO. O, SIB, IrtAzU Afroti,
?roidva;. Mtm fort,
if. P. CLTDE CU., . ' ,
WW Qgaa Aceaita
French Candies.
"1TJST RICEIVED, a fall Ite. ef flw'
fj receh Candlea, warranted pure and
frtah, AJo, HoiBavMade Csndiee, Fraiu,
Pertiii'
in use for Cotton and other Crops,
VVlTmlnr-f "1 i -r 1
m m m nm
As well a&Iat all othor times, offered tho ' Finest
and Choicest solectlon of
! PARTICULAR ATTEJITIOfi iS CALLED TO THE HEW
; WHERE OAN BE FOUND THE 0EST SELECTED OF
Brandies
Champagnes
AND THE WELL-KNOWN BRANDS OP
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SO LONG SOLD BY THIS HOUS15.
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Everything will be sold low; try onoe and ycu will callaii
11 and 13 South Front Street,
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i repartd for- CellUe or for
Tee PtinoipUhM had saar rtJ,j
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and Tuition 175 efn w V
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T ESTABU5HED IB
111 tvivim RTi.
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known m tlie market thn
of thekind. Arcalway.,
and never fan to ifcr'M
in cookery. Alk T?JX Zj&
giro ita trial. St4lffiwtwr-
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send theparehMroiir wrt,f
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effect a epra. laj2rif ft
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