Miscellaneous.
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IN C05GRES8 YESTERDAY.
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or tne ure 01 or.ns, u):u,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Eron
SENATE.
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Wasuixgtox, Marcb2T. Messrs But
ler and Hampton presented memorials of
the Charleston (S. C.J Chamber of Com
merce, m favor of a free ship canal be
tween the Chesapeake and rDelaware
bays. .! I
A bill for the admission of Dakota a3
a State was recommitted to the commit
tee on Territories, along with a protest
ofx.the Yankton ! county bondholders
against such admission. I !
Bills pensionintr Mrs. uarneid, Airs.
Tyler and Mrs. Polk passed.
The senate mlormaliy iook op zir.
Call's lesolution, on the motion oi that
Senator, declariDg that) good laitn re
ouires the rjavment bf the interest of
chitis, hooping Cough jnc picnt JH trcatj wIth Spain in 1&1S lotthe cession
wonsumpiiuii auu iui uic ti-iiv-i ui ? or Flerida.
consumptive rxrrsons in advanced
stages of the Disease. For Sale
by all Druggists. Price, 25 cents,
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VEGETABLE COMPOUITD.
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Messrs Call and Jone3. of Fla., spoke
at considerable leDgth in adrocacy of the
resolution. i ' I
At 5:20 P. M., the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES'
Mr. Williams, of Mississippi, offered
a resolution requesting the President to
inform the House whether any protocol
h8S been signed by Mr. Trescot; or any
other diplomatic representative of the
United States, setting forth the terms
for endinff the war in South America;
and. if any such protocol has been signed,
to furnish the House with a copy of the I
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same, ana also witn copies oi me corres
pondence relating thereto, not already
communicated to one of the Houses of
Congress. Adopted.' j x . '
under a call of States the tollowiBg
bills were introduced and referred:
Authorizing the Commissioner of Agri-
cultura to furnish seeds for planting pur
poses to persons in a destitute condition.'
i.vor me appointment oi a joint cum
mittee of five Senators and ten liepre
sentAtives toproceedi forthwith to the
Mississippi Valley 'to investigate the
present disastrous floods in said valley,
and to report what means should be
taken to prevent a recurrence of the
same, .
Adjourned. i
Itincludai scycral factories, baildisgs,
dwelling houses and a lumber yard. .
I HALF X MILLION DESTKOTED. j
The total loss is new estimated at
between $500,000 and $600,000, abont
half of which is covered by insurance.
The following, are the heaviest losers:
T. C. Williams k Co., about $100,000;
insurance, $74,000. K. A. Patterson &
Co., $60,000; insurance, $48,000.
T. M. Rutherford & : Co., $25,000;
insurance,' $20,000. The Richmondrand
Petersburg Railroad Company, on bridge
$160,000 ; insurance, $50,000. C.R.
F. D. Barksdale, $20,000; insarauce,
$15,010. The Vulcan Iron Works,
$25,000 ; insnrapce, $15,500 ; the Trede
gar Company, $10,000 ; insurance nn.
known ; the Virginia Mining and Man
factnring Company, $30,000 ; insurance,
$27,500. Several of the largest buildings
occupied as tobacco factories and stem
meries were owned by James Thomas,
Jr., who has" no insurance on them. His
loss will reach to $50,000 or $60,000.
for nil thovo I'tilitlul ompJ1:-i mid VVnefcei
tui omman t " r 1vt fi'muk- iiT: :iU.
It-v:i:i cure !ifj-!y nortt- l'i:i':ti of f 'war.le (,'om-
plainr?, n!l ovHrinn tro'iM-s. Innrtinmation nncl VIcera
tl-'U, I'.initij; find Hi.sj.lfn-emcnt?, mid tli corHtiuent
ttvirjsl T-V rkiiMf, u? is particularly' adapted to the
It ts !Jl dissilve ntio expei ti:mors from tlia ut?n:s in
n f.r!y ttni;B of devtlorment. Tlio tet!-ii?y lo cun
Father Fee ban. '
London, March 2G. At Ratlidownej,
county Queen s, on Saturday Rev. Mr.
ieehan, a priest, was prosecuted for
using seditious language. The charge
was that he read at a i meetins: a paper
purporting to be a statement df the
I Bishop of Nevada that if he (tjbe Bishop
ot Nevada) had been imprisoned as a
suspec the would have issued a manifesto
calling the 'people to arris, instead of
urging them to pay no rent. : The magis
trates ordered Father Feeban to' find
J&400 bail or go to prison for six months.
Father Feehan refused to ive bail and
was taken to Maryborough Prison. He
was made to travel twenty miles across
the country, escorted by cavalry and
It romoTM fnintnesn, flaUiK'iyry, destroys nil crayipK
forstiniulonts, mid relieves weakness of tlie ptpmarh.
It cues Blfiatinff, Hearlahe, Kcrroim Prostration,
Ocii3ral Peljility, Sloepiessnees, Depression aul Indl-
croiutiun.
That feelingr t bearing down, cauBing pain, weight
and bnckarhe, is always permanently cured by its use.
It will at all times and under oil circumstances aot ln
hannony with tho laws tlmt govern the female System.
Kor the cure of Kidney Complaints of either eezthJfl
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYIIA E. PIXKUAM'S VEOETAItLE COM-
rOUXDis prepared at 233 and 2.w Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Trice S'- Six bottles for $5. Sntbymal!
In th form n' pills, elso in the.forni of letrnges, oc
r9Ctet of prlt'e, $1 pr box for cither. Mrs. Pinkham
freely snsTT-rn all letters of inquiry. Send for pamph
let. Address as "above. Mention thio Pkipef.
No family ehonld ba without LTPJA E. TINKHAM'S
LTVER riMi?. They cure constipation, biliousnew,
nd tori'My of t,e lTe'- 85 cents per box.
A3r Mold by all Druggists "If
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; Newbern Xut Shell; About 60 per
sons have been converted at the Baptist
church since the commenc3ment of the
series of meeting, and a great many have
been converted in the Methodist church.
while the interest seems to be rapidly
increasing in both churches, and a seri
ous religious feeling pervades the entire
community.
Charlotte Observer; A . big chicken
fight is annouced to take place near
Concord on Easter Monday, with $500
bet on the odd fight.1 Charlie, the 10
year old son of Mr. John Yarboro, living
near Buffalo Paper Mills, was killed by
a runaway mule Thursday. The little
fellow, after dinner, had started to the
field where he bad been ploughing, when
the mule became frightened, ran away !
and threw him, his feet becoming en-j
tangled in the plow gear. ! He was j
dragged a distance of 460 yards, and
killed. His elder sister, seeing the mule
had returned t the house, went in search
of her brother and found him lying in
the field a mangled corpse.
Goldsboro Messenger; Judge Seymour
will hold the first United States Court
at Newbern the fourth Monday in April.
Mr, J. Frank Dobson has been ap
pointed Deputy U, Si Marshal for the
Eastern District in this section.
Never in the history of Goldsboro was
so much building going on at one time
as at the present season. Improvements
are going on all over the city. The
smoke house of Mr. W. A. J. Peacock,
in this city, was broken open last Friday
night and robbed of about fifty pounds of
lard, some meat, flour, &c. -We
jlearn that in the Rock ford section of
Lenoir county on Thursday last, at a
log rolling, Henry Satton and Lewis
Hinson got into a dispute, when the lat
ter dealt the former a blow on the head,
fracturing his skull. The meeting
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at tne uaptist unurcn continues to in
crease in interest. Thj night congrega-
mfantry, the authorities feanngia coins J tions have been very large and attentive,
ion witn me populace n ne snoma oe
taken by the railway, i Rathdowhev was
crowded with troops and I police during
the hearing ot the case, and the people
were forbidden to assemble. On the
arrival of Father Feehan , at Marybor
ongh the tradesmen closed their shops,
although it was a market day. i
(jmgtr, liucha, j'.lan
raKC, Stilling?;, r.n-i
m.'.r.y of the Lest nicr'i
cire ln-""vn com--
btrcd in Pr.rkr.r's Hinder
Ionic, m:o a Tndicjrt
??,rfN5i5fcJoro iark- u t.c greatest
j v -yS-'i'7 Cast RmH,i a 5iretjth
I Restorer Ever Usstf.. .
! ' It. cures Rhe.:n?.ti.-m.
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GENERAL FOREIGN HEWS-,
Mil m.H ! JUi ill
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"u.b: L;! ivior fj c "W
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iincv I.ivrr.v Kidneys,
iv iscirt-irciv cii tier er.t from
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Cl.aaS. and vair l'-ssnces
ana otiicr ior.ics, as it
'.Kvcr ir.toxicatcs. Iliscx
'c Co.. ChraiMi, N. Y.
Iirv ST'li P'iv:r. j P-i'.'r S-io.
J. MONROE TAYLOR
London, March 27, l&S2.j-Frederisk
Weber, the artist, dead. ?
M. Beitall, the French carecatunst, is
dead aged sixty-one years. I
L,ordtiougnton,wno was rccentiy,attacu-
ed by paralysis in Athens has arrived at
JN aples froui the rira.'us. His health is
restored. ! r
Despatches from Madrid to the htan-
A. i
d&r'd aud Dailu News foreshadow
Ministerial crisis in connection with the
financial schemes of the Spanish Minis
try. '
M. Daniel Wilson, president ol the
Frencb Budget Committee, addressing
'the committee to dav. declared the fi
naucial situation of the country was ex
cellent. ,1 .
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ESTABLISHED 1814. f -
113 WATER ST., TfEW YOHK,;
Are purer, better, stronger, and longer
1 i t 1 7i . .i . -
Known in inc raarKei man any omer article
ot the kind. Are always sure and reliable,
and never fail to insure the best results
in cookery. Ask your grocer for it and
give it a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay.
fe6 ScdJkw
37 Court Race, LOUISVILLE, KV.,
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A rrcuUrlr edttemtod and lefraUr quaUGed rhrs5oin and the
ema ucesful, u his pracuc win prorr.
Oares all forms ofJPRIVATE,
gHgtOpiC and SEXUAI DI&I
bpermatorrb.ea. and Impolency,
st t'i reMtt of Mif-aboa la yath, Mnal excesses in mx--vrcrye1r,r
tber eaoaes, and producing Bcme o f the fuK
jutting effacts: KerrtmaneM, Seminal Kmusions. (sight emis
sion l- 4rSLm), DimaeM of Sight, Defective Memorr. Pbj
M -atlcar, PinulMoa Fee. reraioa to Society ot Females,
IVuTakm of Idea, l-o3 of Seiual Power, tc, render iuj
et.tr rises impragar o nobeppr, am thoraocblr and perma-o-jUir
ftirwL SYPJUZj IS ritwJ cored and en-
Ji.te1 J Gonorrhea,
f yLEET, 6Trictr, Orcluui, Heruia, (or Kuptnrcj,
fUs and utoer priwat diseaiea quictlT cured.
UU sctf-erkteai that a pky siclao who pars special attention
to a cenaiu claw of diseasea. and tmthig tfaouaods aooa
ml'.y. acquires great skill. PhrsMlans knowing this fact oiVa
rooiuia-xd persons to mr aare. WbB H is iucoa?esirDt t
ri i tae ottj &r treatment, medicines ran lie seul prita'.ei
soljarelT by ntail or oppress aajwhtre.
Ctires Gnaraxtteed in all Coses
Ooinaitoni pSaaaUf or hr lcttar free and lovited.
Cltai j(es rctutoaaDla aud coerrspuuJeoce itr.cU --v-'--" '
' PRIVATE COUNSZ:X.GR.
Of 300 pcs, "nt to any addh aecttreJy scaled, Dr thirty
tjii ren?. bWOld tie reaol by all. JUbireas l?IUTe.
Oiifi !c3ra"froa 0 A U. t a P. it, Suadajs, 8 w P. II.
Railway Competition.
London March 26, 188i.In con
ncction rith the revived agitation
for and alliance between the Grand
Trunk and. the Great Western Railway
companies oi Canada, toe Observer.
in its linancial article to-iday, remarks
that it is said that such an expression
of opinion has been obtained from the
main body of the Great Western pro
prietors as to insare a reversal of the
present policy of the Board, so as to
prevent injurious competition in future.
Longfellow.
Loxdox, March 26, 1 1882. The
Observer contains a feeling tribute to
Longfellow, which concludes With the
following words: "It is scarcely too
much to say that since the death of
Byron no living English poet enjoyed so
wide a popularity as Longfellow'
m a m m
DIsastrons FlreJ
RicHMoxD.Va., March 26, 1882 A
disastrous conflagration occurred here to
day, which at one time threatened to
encompass the destruction oi as large a
portion of the city as what was known
as the "burnt district"! at the time of the
evacuation. by the Confederate forces
in 1865. About half-past twelve o'clock
the southern end of the Petersburg
Railroad bridge caught fire from sparks,
as is supposed. A strong gale Was
blowing from the south, and the bridge,
of three quarters of a mile in length,
served as a flue to conduct the flames to
this end, on the north side bf the James
River. (
The fire raged until half past two
o'clock P. M., when, all the buildings in
its immediate reach being consumed, Jt
was gotten under control, and the ter
rible excitement among the people began
to subside. The burned district compris
es all the territory lying ' between the
river front, on the south side, and the
canal, near Bird street, north, and from
r.igntii street, east, to Sixth street, west.
in meieen persons naa asKea lor prayer
up to baturday morning 'and several
have professed conversion. .
1 he walls for the rice mills of Messrs.
Strauss & Street are rapidly going up,
and the contractor, Mr. Harding, expects
to have the building completed in about
sixty days. Miss Alice Johnson, a,
young lady of humble but respectable
parentage, and residing in the family of
Kitchen Uailey.a prominent and lanuen-
tiai citizen ot isaiiey a townsnip, in JNasn
county, was foand dead on Friday morn
ing, in a small pond near her home. It
is supposed that she drowned herself, as
her handkerchief, tied to a tree near by,
was discovered and thi3 led to her dis
covery in the pond. While raany con.
jccture3 arc afloatas to the cause of the
rash deed, charity enjoins silence, and
we therefore throw its protecting mantle
o'er the sad and melancholy termination
of a V0UD2 and unfortunate life.
Terrible Loss or Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-busrs.
roaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Kough on Kats. bold by druggists,
15c. i
Beautify your nomea by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
THE OLD REUABLI
LUt fLcttfri. V
The following U a list of th letters re
maining unclaimed la' th City Postoffice
Wednesday, Maroh29,1882: 1
1 A-Tno WAutrty. :
BSE Brown, Malisaa Blossom. M
L B rawer, Maggie Brows, U W Branch,
Lucy tfallard, Jamea W Boskini, Adi
BeU,rrank Boddie, Bird & C&ntwell,
Lmanda Bttts.
OW G Chandler, WHliam Carter,
N Uhappel, Alice Chandler, Boy ton Car
D Thomas DayisSatira Davis, Nick
Dudley, Nancy-Davis, J H Deal. Jane
Duhson, Horrace Davis, Capt F WDaw
san, C H Dudley, D A Davis, Ben Davis,
B J Davis. !
E J E English. '
F-f Isabella Farrier, Clayton Fisher.
G-f Wash Green, Wm Ganev. Jno
Gause, Nancy Gause, Mdttie George, G
w Urimtead, Wm 15 Gray.
HW J Howard, W Henderson, Wm
Hall, Wm 3 Hawes, T W Howard.
Theodore S Hartridge, Samuel Hawkins,
R E L Hudson, Richard Howard, Jnlia
Hearse, Joseph Hail, H W Howard, Geo
P Harvey, E D Hewlett, E J Howard,
JS-YY Hankms, C J HalLi
I Albert Irving. '
J W N Jennings, Patsy Johnson.
Laura Jones, Anna Jones, J J Johnston,
Joshua Jones, Laura Jaeobs.
L-j-Washington Lee, John Lawbom.
M-j-W B Meetz, W H Mills, Charlie
Murphy, E T Mason, Rev George Mc
Gee, Elmer L E McCurdy, GeorgeMan.
uel, F J Mott, Hannah A McMillan,
Jnliu3 McAster.
pF W Petermani
R Mary Ray, John P Rasco & Sons,
A R Ross, J
S WmStGeorge. Calvin Shaw. James
Smith, Katie Southerland, Root R Sal
isbury. T Charlotte Thorning, R W Tate, L
J Thomas, Sady Taylor, A C Taylor.
W A L Williams, Miss B Ward, C
C Woodcock, H M Watson, Mary Ann
Williams, Lizzie Wiggins, Wm Weeks.
-Peroons calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed ini 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Oince, Washington, D. C.
E. R. BRINK, P.M.
Wilmington, New Hanover County
N.C.
WH61IN(iTON MARKET.
' March 2S-4pm.
SPIBIT8 TERPENTINE Quoted firm
at ,55 cents. Sales of 50 casks 'at these fig
ures. ROSIN Quoted firm atjl 90 for Strain
fed and 51 95 for Good Strained, with sales
as offered. I "
TAR Quoted steady at SI 75 per bbi of
230 lbs. with sales at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Official qou- !
tations. Sales at $2 2-5 for Hard. S3 50 for !
Soft andSi SO for C aud VI (Mixed and Dry
Virgic). J
COTTON Qaoted steady. Sales of 50 bales
on a basis of 11$ cents for Middling. The
following are the official quotations :
THE WILCOX BIBBS B UO'S MANIPULATED QUii-
Is claimed snd admiltod to te the
Bests Host Eeliable and Cheapest Pert
in use for Cotton and other Crops,
"You can always depend upon it." j
Airauge for your supplies at once, on tbe usual termo I
All material compoeing reriuizors nave advanced ani 80m
a diffiault to get. but there ia no advance ia the price of o
are
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HAS ALWAYS DURING THE
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As well aslat all other times, offered the Finest
and Choicest selection of '
S e1 a
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE NEW
L IQUOE, D EP ABTMENT!
WHERE OAN BE FOUND TOE BEST SELECTED OP
Old Fine Sherries
Brandies
Champagnes,
1 , 1 Cordial!
BRANDS l)F
AND JTHE WELL-KNOWN
3E3E 3E 3E
SO LONG SOLD BY THIS HOUSE.
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Ordinary.
Wood Ordinary,.
Low Middling
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Good iii jo linjf
8 16-16
10 16.16
11 318
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Spirits TurpemiR.
Roin.................J.4........ ,
Tar.-..- -J;....,...., ...... i..
Ormde.TarD itin.
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Fayetteville,
Fayettevill.
ARB1YJED.
Steamer Bladen, Skinner,
Deltosset fc Co
Steamer Wnv, Robeson,
W or tu & Worth.
Steamer Gov Worth, Worth, Fayetteville.
Worth & Worth.
Steamer Elizabeth, Bisbe, Smith vlfle,
MAHter. -
t Nor barque Sago. Johnson, Bretnerhaven.
kai&it. Heide A Co.
, OLEASKD.
Steamer Bladen. Skinner, Fnyettevile,
Kosset & Co. i
Steamer Wave,, Robeson, Fayetteville.
Geo W Williams & Co
Steamer Gov Worth, Worth, Fayetteville,
.Worth fc Worth. I
Steamer JKllxabeth, Biabee, Smlthville,
Master. .
Steamer John Dawson. Sherman. Point
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LSHweu, a x jraaaison.
W EKLY STATEMENT.
Toexi oh hass UkCK 26, 1882.
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Address, WALSH & WRIGHT,
i lack 1 I J AugTista, Qt,
Cotton ashore,
afloat
Total..
M..M......M.......M.M.M
wiiHMiiHiHmmmHmnHm
Mttll ....
Spirit uhoreM..,,,,.,.,,.,,,,
afloat...
Total
670
1 166
5,526
133
334
1,367
jBlETD COOKI3MG RAISINS
I THE USUAL VARIETY OP
NUTS AND FINE CANDIES !'
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IVlince IVIeat at IO Cents per 1
PLUfta pubbiwd r
WURKS' AND FIRE
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ii ana 13 south Front Streetr
FEE
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afloat
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1C9,766
4,875
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Tar ashore.,
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Total,
Ornde ashore,
afloat.
MHimfHIHIHMt.mMH
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, . . ... 816
Total..
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uoxrrri voa wm mmdikq march 2S,
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Spirits.
"i-tiiTinM 1.649
M..MM.M..M..MaaMMraA!a " .49
Bon in.Ac.7
Tar iin
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axroati ro wxix iksna vxacH 25.
; ' Domestle ' ,'
Cotton..
8ptrits
Kona..,
Tar.
1,W7
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... 3 676
t oreizn.
Spirits...,;
Hoaa.
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v 7 688
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JpARTIi8 IN 8KARCH OF600D Board,
at reasonable rates, win find ft to thifr
vantage to call at the Commercial Hotel.
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for supplying Telephones in: the States 1
of Va. W. Va., (South of the B. &
O. R. R.S. 1ST. f! a n n-
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Constructed, Equipped with Telephones .
and'Rented.
rorjparticulars address
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ATELEGRAPH COMPANY,
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feb2Wm
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DBE O WEST'S Nav amd BaAta
TaaATMBT, a speeifle for Hyfteria, Dii
S0!"'. Vonrulnons, Nerrous Headaohe.
Mental DeprossioD, Loss of Memoy. Impoi
Unej. Premature Old Age, caused by ov
exerUoB, excesses, or orer-InduJeenee.
Oaa box wlU euro reoent cases. Each box
eontaias one month's treatment. One dollar
a box, or rfx bores for fire doilari: sent br
nan prepaid en reoeipt of priee We uar.
n iaboxe to euro any ease. With eseh
order reeeived br us for rfr tVM .
send the purehassr our written agreement to
retora the money If the treatefnt doe. not
k1CT. Druggbt, (saeeefsor to Green
banner) Wilmisgton, NO. Orders bymail
will receive prompt atteatioa.
Boa
Tae Piineipal has had many resn
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eace ia teaching.
Tc-mf, Per Session cf 20 wekj,
and TuiUon $75. Befers' to Editor loft
Bavw For particulari, addreii
n. n. DEN30N
; . i Friaiipir
dee 31 tf
. S500 Reward.
WE WILL PAY THE ABOT nnvi
for any case of LiTor Oomp-isw UJ
pepeia, Sick Headache, Iedirartioft, Cos
pation or Costreneis w nnot e?'
West's Vegetable Liver Pins,'
t ections are strictly oompU
are purely Teiretable, sad osrsr ftii P P
satif4ction. Sutr oostad. Lsrgs box
oontaininK30 25 cents. ior "fe.S
all Drafts. Beware of couaterf eitt
Imitations. The jjeafline mM",;
by JOHN O WEST A CO., "The KUiJ
kern," 181 18W Maiiaoa 8t,Cftlf
Free trial pa'kaire seat by &gffir.
rounintat 3centunp. paft 1
Wanted.
25,000 "NECR0S3!'
For further parnc-v-
feet lcnsr.
of
jan 36-tf
SIGN PAIfJTIfIG, BRONZIHS
rjiHE UNDERSIGNED VtOUKD"'
BpectfuJly say that until further cotice1
Wotlee.
A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE . AT
JJjL the next session ef the General Aasem.
Wy of North Carolina for m. rrh..7Tr.tT
may bo fonnd at his reiidence,
CWV
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Third andMarket;strectJ,rpreDared toO
.., " ' ' j j
cote all orders in the above named trw"
ea. Boom SetstTji Ware, Ac.
repainted and varnbhed.
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