- - - t .
,,!Ibe eetT
evening, mwn . ; " j; ; -; f .-t - r-- , ;. : j - ;
carted by
JOSH T. JAMES,
. -r rinTBgroiL
. v i
gCRSCElPTlOXS rOSTAGB PAID;
rear month, f 0. TarcaJ
aieth. !-; onth' 35 oeBt ' - X
tm i.ar-T Ul be warww uy wmen xrc
. char", in n7 rrt of the city, at the akore
or 10 centa per week- : . r;C
i.flreMlrtna rate low and BberaL "a
-Subscribers will report any and all fafl-
to receive tbctr paper regularly,
77i Daily fatiew has the largest
borUi fide circulation; ef -any newspaper )
published, in the city of Wilmington. 3
The railroad commission bill passed
the Iloaw yesterday.
Illl
The Fala Prophet has bn defeated
with a loss of 5.000 men.
1 large and brilliant meteor passed
crrer Virjinla early last Monday morn
Tad election of a successor to Gover
nor Stphens, of Georgia, will occur on
April 04. , y. Jjxr- -, ; '
A branch of the Black Hand has been
discovered in the Spanish province' of
Estremadara-
Sereral Breman firms hare ortan
ized a line of steamers to run to Cuba
and Forto Rico.
It is reported from Pittsburg. Pa.,
that the new tariff is likely to lead to
serious troubles.
Comptroller Knox estimated that the
reliet to the banks from tho Internal
ReTenue bill will amount to a million a
month.
The memorial tablet put up by the
city of Rome on the house formerly oc
copied by Professor S. F. B. Morse
was unveiled Monday.
Tie English in India are very much
stirred up by the proposed law giving
native magistrates jurisdiction over
whites in certain cases.
Srnator Tabor's wedding present to
his bride was a magnificent diamond
necklace, costing $30,000. The new
Mrs. Tabor 'u about 30, stylish and
baoihorae.
It the nihilisls lt him alono the Czar
of Russia says h will distribute gratis,
in addition to the 000,000 pies, 040,000
bottles of beer. If tho pies don't get
'em, he thinks the beer will.
m
Mr. Gladstone said in tho House of
Commons that the English troops
would bo witnarawn irom .bsrypt asJ
soon a liberty, order and security,, of
the passage of the Suez jCana were as
ured.
At a Iitiraist meeting at Lille the
French Republic was denounced and
all thoso present pledged their support
to the Royalist cause. In the Chamber
of Deputies M. Ferry declined to bring
in a measure to revise tho constitution.
Here js a specimen of the way in
- which Secor Robberson's man Friday
takes care of near and dear relatives at
the expense of other people's n. 'and d. r.
vechp from a special in th New
' York World:
Speaker Keifar TAstArriav rtvmeated
tho resignation of Mr. Tyson, one of the
official reporters of the House. The
office is worth $5,000 a year. He then
appinted his nephew, who had former
ly ben the Speaker's private secretary.
Io the private secretary's place a rela-
uto of KeUer named De Hass was then
appoints. Another nephew, a son of
Judje White, is a clerk at tho Speaker's
table. These appointments are annual
niumeir ineum Dents win araw salary
until next session for no service what
ever.: There is perhaps a little more of work
and wisdom in the present legislative
body than we have given it credit for.
The session will probably hold until
Saturday and in the meantime the
members are all hard at work at their
expense. It Is said that a man will
work much better sometimes on an
empty stomach than on a full one and
this is, perhaps, figuratively speaking,
somewhat the case with this legislature.
They have exceeded the sixty days'
pay session, as they have construed it,
and now they begin to "want to go
home." They are working like beavers
and to better effect now than thoy had
done in any previous days. However
niich we may deprecate a biennial
session of sixty days thirty days for
one year wo must yet confess , that
there it good to' be had out oi it some
times.
Qaarterl y Meetings
For the Wilmington district of the
Methodist E. Church,, South:
(OOKCLUS'0 FIRST ROUND.)
Fair Bluff Mission.. .Mar. 1
gfden, at Centre........... Mar. 3-4
Uinton, at Andrew's Chapel Mar. 10-11
kesburg at Hallsl. .. Mar. 17-18
gewton Grove Mission, Mar. 21
fomt Caswell Mission, at
Providence. . Mar. 27
R. O. Bcrtojc, P. E
Farmers and others desiring a gen-
lucrative aguncy business, by
"which $5 to 20 a day can be earned
naacwress at once, on postal, to H.
v. wxuuksok & Co. 105 and 197 Ful-
Stmt, New York. dec IB-6 m
1 1. II II - I II fit -1 1 1 1 - II.-
JLjLOJ " JU'xLJlJD JL-
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VOl?vii
LOCAL NEWS.
I NCR: TO HEY AQYlltriSUSIITf.
W H GxuEGarden Seed
Mcxds Bbo Garden Seed
HctKSczRGEX Easter Cards
Geo M caroK, AgtKetlre.
Miss E Kabbeb nrt el tho Seawa
. Tt M MclKTrair-peclal Bargalai
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, lerw
pricft,atJACOBi,a. A j f
Kew asparagus is cjfoted at $t prt
Duncam new xorx -
' '-" ' i-
Tho receipts of cotton, at this ptfit
to-day foot up 23 bales. "
... ; r ' ' " .
Col?. D K. McRae and B. R. Moore,
who have been to Raleigh for & few
days; returned to the city last night.
It is said that the tnrpontine farms
near Hamlet are all ablaze, immense
fore3t fires raging in that vicinity. It
is feared that much loss may bo eutail-
ed. . ;! -
The News and Observer tells us local
ly that the Stato Guard bill passed the
Hou6 yesterday although that fact does
hot appear in the report of the proceed
ings. To Builders and others-Go to Jaoo
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c. You can get all sizes - and at the
lowest prices. . - !
Mr. A. V Horrell, of Pender county.
has purchased the fixtures and good
will of the saloon- recently oc
cupied by Mr. John Carroll, deceased,
and is opening there I a new stock of
liquors,, cigars &c.
Ger. barque Atlantic, Capt. Schering,
arrived up from below to-day and has
comniedced dischargirfg I cargo. As
soonasthis is completed she will be
token into the dry dock where she- will
be overhauled and repaired, j
We hear some of the butchers com
plaining that there is a great scarcity of
beef in the market. Perhaps it jwould
pay well just at this lime for our friends
in the country who have eattle to dis
pose of, : to drive them In.
Mr. Geo. M. Crapon has resumed
business at the old stand, Nos. IS and
18, South Front street, where he will
be pleased to see his friends, old friends
as well as new ones. He Is receiYimr
every day new and fresh supplies of
family groceries, which bo invites all to
examine, ,i
We learn that we were slightly in
error when we "stated in yesterday
Review that tho walks in the National
Cemetery weie gravelled. The walks
are tnrfed as well as the rest of the
grounds. Sand is occasionally; spiead
npon the grass, through which the lat.
tcr springs up and gives
carpet of green. L
beautlfnl
Personal J
....
Mr. AlhftrtF. Williams, one of the
most skilful, and as a consequence, one
of tho most thriving farmers of Duplin
connty, gave us the pleasure of a visit
to-day. He has been nearly, a lifelong
subscriber to the Journaltna one of tho
nK;r4a nf hB vlsitl Was tO rCOCW . hi
wvw- . , , :
subcri ption for. another year, r
EportsToreiffn .
Ger barque Orion, Capt. Clausen
cleared to-day for Glasgow. Scotland
with 2,035 barrels rosin, "valued at $4,
500, shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt &
Son. Nor. barque Theohor. Capt. Ein-
ersen, cleared for Liverpool with 1,420
barrels rosin and 1.260 barrels tar, vat-
uedat.$ i.775.42. shipped oy .Messrs.
Robinson & King. J
Magistrate Court.
Pamelia Myers, colored, was brought
before Justice Gardner) this morning
upon a charge of slander preferred by
Emma Bradley, also colored. ne
testimony showedTthat there had been
a large amount of hard talk and offen
sive language used, butnojt enough to
warrant a conviction under the statute
in such cases made and provided, and
the defendant was discharged.
No Ghsnse.
We notice in the Charlotte "papers
of the 6th insL, that a change of schedule
on the Cnrolina Central railroad had
been arranged and that it would go into
effect to-day Upon enquiry of the pro
perjauthorities in this j city, we ! ascer
tained that a change had been contem
plated, but that it had been postpoied
for the-present. Tho present schedule
will bs run until notice is given to the
contrary, . .' : : ' -
Mr. F. W. Wheeler. Warrenton, JT
C., says: "I have derived great bene
fit from Brown's Iron Bitters as a ton
ie." . .. ' . . -
Ii3S3CKrON: N. C; - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7.
J r We acknowledge the eoartesy of a
call yesterday afternoon from au H .
W. Hall, :of the postal service, who is
here with &ejrieir; of getting - np (acts
relative t V free mail distribution In
-Wilminton Cel. Brink accompanied
Col. HalL'and we regret our absence at
the time. There . Is elty in 3orth
Carolina which has.the free delivery in
operation, and we ae encouraged to
hop thsA.weaxwajo; jUyi jre
. It will be gratifying Uv many of our
readers to know that correspondence
looking to the appearance of this distin
guished tragedienne is now in! progress
between her agent and the manager of
the Opera House in this city. The in
dieationsn'ow are favorable for her ap
pearance and our theatre-?oiag citizens
will hava an opportunity of witnessing
the performance of the first tragedienne
of the age. She will probably appear
sometime in January, 1884, Che nego
tiations pointing to thatlcarly period
Byron never ottered truer words than
when he said, "Physician -mend or
end us." But while doctors disagree.
all the warid has agreed that r there is
no remedy equal to Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup.
Store Breaking-.
We leatn through a private letter
received in this city last night, that the
store of Messrs. Newberry , & Souther
land, at Magnolia,' NiC'was broken
intoon the night of .the 5th iast., and
rofcbed of watches, jewelry, pistols and
other property the value ot which had
not been fully ascertained at the time
the letter was written. Thia is the
second time within the past nine months
that this store has been entered and
robbed, the present loss ." being much
less than upen the former occasion, at
rhich time the safe was blown open
and a considerable amount of oionoy
and valuable papers taken.: There U
as yet no due to the robbers. ,
. That Hnaband of Mine
Is three times the man he was before
he began using "Wells' Health Renew-
er. SI Uruggists. -
The Bleotlon Lawi.
The bill amendatory ef the election
laws tor this city, requiring the number
of the block, the number oi the lot and
the part of the lot on which the appli
cant resides to be given in the registra
tion books, which passed the Senate
and went to the House, has been knock
ed fh the head, finally, unless somebody
can manage to get up a reconsideration
On motion of Representative Green,
from New Hanover', in the House yes
terday, 'an ' amendment was adopted
requiring the city, authorities to have
nainted In lanre letters the number of
each block, lot and part of lot, thirty
dAvfi nrerrions to. any election. ' Of
course: this is impossible now, as the
election is to take place on the 22d inst.
two weeks from to-morrow. It makes
but little difforenee, howercr, at this
time as it is too late no w to amend the
eleetion laws in any way; as the elec
tion is already in progress, the regis
tration books having been opened sev
eral days ago. ' : . -'
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The Little Giants.
The Wilmington S. F, E. No. 1,
(Little Giant) held their annual meeting
last evening to elect officers for the
AnsnlnervMr. The eomDanv is-in a
flourishing condition and will have
upwards of forty able and active mem
bers on itheir roll, by next meeting. We
would state fth it considerable dissatis
faction is caused among tho .members
by not having a suitable fire alarm, the
new bell being entirely inadequate, and
it would be a . great satisfaction if the
new Board of Aldermen would givo it
their earliest , attention, it! being very
necessary to have a general alarm
isotindedincase offireso that it could
be heard every where. The following
ofScers were.elected : '
lresident T D ileares.
Vice President A. D. Brown;,
Foreman E G. Parmelee. :i
1st Asst. Foreman W. C. VonGlahn.
2nd Asst. Foreman-Martin New
man. , , j
Ciief Engineer E. W. Manniag.
Asst. Engineer Lewis Wacksmith.
Sect, and Treas.-W C. Craft.
The anniversary of this company will
fall due on the 28th inst. and will be
celebrated by a parade and engine
trial. . 1 . -v" m
i The Place to Save Money.
Ton can positively save money by
buying your clothing. Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hatr& Gaps at Uje old reliable
clothing house, of A. & X Shrier 54
Market ttrett ; dm thm a cilL . t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
Will be offered for the next
BRUSSELS
RAT FROM IS TO 50 TABD9
WHITE SiEREiADS,
SEE THESE! BEFORE
Curtains- -Lambrequiiis- r Fringes.
LISffE ASSORTMENT XBW
- EXX
meh
Keprehensible. j.
We hear Tauch complaint of the coa-
duct of rude boys who make a practiee-scrofuia,
. - " f " i . -i , ii.
Of Jtfmpmg Over into gardens and lots :
after halLinr kitrq which mav haDDCn
alter OaiiS Or KllCS WniCa 01y nappcu
to fall there, without ever thinking of
,, t ;
such outrageous proceedinixs plants,
vegetables and flowers -are trodden
down and ruined fences broken and
,. - i . -
other damage done c which though not
often serious; is very annoying to the
. j i .
may be devised by which such conduct
may be effectually stopped.
At Exchange Corner,
Miss Karrer is in receipt of some new t
and beautiful things in the way of mil;
liriery goods which the ladies cannot, ofj
course, fully appreciate until they have
seen; them . To our m aseul ine ideas,
refined and elevated as they have been
by a lengthy matrimonial experience,
they are really lovely. We saw there
thisTOorning many pretty things which
we would deser fbo if ; we could , but
knowing that we cannot we will not
attempt it.. This inuch must be put in
plain Englisi,. however, and that is that
Miss Karrer has already many pretty
things in store I and will receive addi
tions every week by rail and steam er. 1
1 Chamber of Ooraraerce,
The annual meeting of the members
of the Chamber of Commerce was held
at the Exchange this noon.
The meeting was called to forder by
the President. Hon. A. H. yan Bok
kelen, who read hireport for the past
year,
.Report of Committee on River and
Harbor Improvements was read 'by
Col." W. L. DeRosset, Chairman of
that committee.
Both of above reports were ordered
printed. , . : -
The Treasurer's books werej submit
ted, audited and approved.
' An election for officers for the ensu
ing year resulted as follows : -President
jA. H . Van Bokkclon .
1st Vice President E. Peschau.
nd-Vice PresidentD. MacRae. t
Executive Council George Harriss.
W. L. DeRosset. R. E. Hcidc, Wm.
Calder. J. H. Chadboum.
' Adjourned.
Blbop Lyinau's Appointments
March 1 Thursday Weldon .
i 2 Friday Halifax. ;
4 Sunday .hnheid.
8 Tuesday Ring wood.
8 Thursday Snow Hill.
. 0 Friday, p m, Newbern. .
XI Sunday Newborn.
13 Tuesday Beautort.
14 Wednesday Kinston.
t5 Thursday Holy Innocents,
Jenoir Co.
16 Friday Goldsboro.
18 Sunday Wilmington.
19 Monday Wilmington.
SO Tuesday Wilmington.
22 Thursday Rocky Mount.
23 Good Friday Tarboro.
25 Easter Day Wilson.
29 Thursday South tiils, con
secration. I t
30 Friday Camden. I
31 Saturday New begun Creek.
Oases of Fair Dealing in the
Oesert of Human Life.
In some cases - recently the news
Da ncrs are -speaking of equity rnlmg
where the law-does not give a remedy 4
especially in the case of a corporation
(corporations are often soulless). The
Louisiana State Lottery Company a
lady complained her ticket (avioning
one-half of No. 43 713. which drew tho
first prize of $30,000) had been . fraudu
lently obtained; after litigation the con
testants oomoromised i amicably, each
taking half. "A lady residing in New
YorkJcityfradlostJfer ticket in the mail,
but on application to M. A. Dauphin .
President of, the Louisiana State Lottery
Co., at New Orleans. La- obtained the
number, learnt it had drawn $10:000.
filed a caveat, proved her -right, and
after a proper delay bad. her money
paid to her. . Such acts make one think
that there are oases of fair dealing in
tho desert of human life.
Tor Pocket Knives or Tablo Cutlery,
go to JACon's Hardware Depot- " t
F
1883.
NO. 58
NEW ADVERTISE3IENTS
few days in sma
CARPETSf
i
LENGTHS, TO CLOSE OCT.
towels; scO-
T.OC PURCHArE-
EXX. CORNICE j : i -
. i i
R. Wl. iVJclWTIRE.
1IEI.
rETEKSOX--in thi city twrmornin-, of
magie rakces idelua.
daughter of George A. and Margaret R. Pe-
terson, aged 3 months and 8 days. i
The fueral will take placo at 10 o'clock,
ty-morrow-n hnr.avl mnrnlmr.- from tt o
reslrionco Qf hr parents on Rladcn, between
Fifth and sith treet&.
Notice.
A1Y FRrEKDS WILL TLBASE NOTICE
tiiitt I have reeuraeJ b lElneaaat the old stand,
; 16 and IS South Front BU-eetj where I can al-
j nays Ut3 lUUIiU, BDU Y
; , .
nore you will find a full
i : -
line of FItEall FA1TIL GROCEKIES. ,
Thanking them for pat favors I hope.t y
strict attention to their orders to merit a Ehaie
s of patronaae In future
EeBpectfajly,
f GEO. M. CItAPOK.Agt.
mch 7-lw
I First of the Season !
JJY LADY CUSTOM EOS AND tIfIE PUB
Jip generally are jrcspcctf ally , rotlilel, that I
have Just received a r. '; j
LAEGB AND ELEGANTj ASSOETMEST OF
--KEW MILLINERY GOOD3, '
Hats, Bonnets, v j.
Flowers, Ribbons, &c,
theCret which havo been axhiblted In Wil
mington this eeason.
For some time to come I shall be la recelot
by rail and steamers ox large auuliins lomy
stock, sll of the i cwest and latest designs and
of the best miterla'a.
A call and an examination Is solicited, j
MISS E- KARRER,
mch 7 EXCIIANG E CO EN ER.
Oysters and Ico Cream.
fJIHE LADIES OFTHE TRONT ; STREET
PARSONAGE AID SOCIETY will haro an
OYSTER AND ICE CREAM FESTIVAL,
THURSDAY NIGHT, 8th last., at Temperance
Halt, opposite City Hall. 5 mch C-2t
For Sale. .
. i i.
-piGUT BEA.UT1FCL BUILDING LOTS.
joctted in the healthiest part. of the city.
Those who may think of buying and building,
are invited to examine the projerty.
'.- Enquire of ' " i- ' ,
JOHN SID BUB Y.
ich 6-lw
Cor. Fourth and Queen sts
Garden Seed I
pEA8, BEAKS, CORN. CABBAGE, Ttir
nlp. Squash, Collar" J, Radish, Ac,, Ac. j
A fine selection of Floorer Seed .
For sale by
WILLIAM UT,
GREEN.
Druggist.
mch 6
Masquerade
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL Will be
giTen at Germanla Hall, on Thursday ere
nlng, 15th Inet. The masquer's lilt la near
ly foil, a large number having already signed,
and those who wish to participate must apply
at once, list closed Saturday night, 10th Inst.
A limited number of spectator's scats will be
sold The youug ladles of Smltrrille are es
pecially InviteJ. Music by the ItUan Har
per's. Geutlemen masriuers tl each. .. No
charge for Ladle en masque. .
Apply at Dyer's or to ?
mch 5-4t m, w, t, L
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCHLOSS, Prop.
T7H2ST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Flrst-elaas Bar and BILLIARD 8A
LOOK ATTACHED. , VI - at Tt
A week made at home by
the Industrious. Best best.
e now before the pubhcii
Capital 'not uectlci. We
wtu starT you. Men. women, boys and girl
wanted erery where to work for u. Now is
the the time. You can work In spare time, or
eit ronr whole time to the boalw. . No
other businea will pay Tim nearly welU
No one can fall to make enormous pay, by cn
r&ging at once. Cootlf oatllt and terms free,
alone made fat, easily and honorably. AU-
dreaa'TKrB A Co., Augusta, Maine.
coTl-diW tX.
r LEA SB KOTICS. - .. 1
, . . 5,....- i ...
j frpta our firtaada on aay tni all atlscta
Ttenaiaeot. tne writer erst always t tot
otit aido of tlie paytr.J; J '
Personalities nuat b avcidtii
- -,. . s i -: . . 1
And It 1 erpedally and partlcalsjrjy
stood that the Editor does not ahrsya csisrts
tic Tlewa of eorrespoadenta cmlcss bo ctztS .
la the editorial colnmna.- . ' ; '
NEV APVEKTISEIIIrTO.
To tho Democratic Vctcraf
tho City of Wilmlnitoh; "
TITO DEMOCRATIC TOTB RS OF iTtTrj
city are requested to meet at 8 o'cloci. P. .
M., Wed neadar, March 14m, l tS :
1st Ward at Booalrn IlalL.
M do at Court Honwe, r.4-V;
sa , o at aiarort osce.
4th
Sih-
rto at CltyCourt Koota,
.4
do. at 8th WardJ2a5i8 Ces
-Hoase,;-.:- . r-.- . .
for the pnrpoaS of uomtnatlnf two eanCiaus -for
Aldermen La en of aaid Warj, to W
Jpted for at the eJecCgn'tot i.j lrci
Tbo several meathigt thall to railed to orrtcT '
by oae-of the member of the City ExecaUr
Conimliteo from etch Ward,. xrlu-their ab-i
Bcnce by anch ther person aa the oattls1
may select. ..-i : . . .'. . . t ,
1 he-otln for Aldermaslo BoaauatUat abaa
be by ballot. The name of aach Toter as b
aepoeica cis banot anu m rrglattred by Ul-1
utpwoiLa sis vikk sau C9 ITglSiTea by tti-;
lers. not exceeding to la each -Ward, wbt
ihall be appointed by the rrealdlBat cSccrcf
Bach moeiinr. . i
1
eaen moeunr.
' Ballottlnz ahaU'not commence before
o'clock. ant the polls shalj not be clewed tn
te a than thirty mlnotca aftr the ballotlss
commcneee A majority of all the Totce oI
shall constitute anamination. -'... i
All Denioeratt who. If, required, wta pledjra
them?elve to support tbe . nominee iaf te
meeting, and who wllr ie lejly entitled t
vote at sakl municipal election, aaU be eatl
tied to rote a said mcetlnga. . ' r.
. , O. J. BoNEY,Chairmaa.
l. y . jJCL.AUiii, secretary
men 6-St tsat-we-
Easter Card
Urn
A LARGE VARIETY O,
Beautiful New 'Designso
Call and see them at
YATES' BOOKSTORE.
Easter Cards.
A BEAUriFUL LINE JUST - r
RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
r Bla h k B o o I: s .
JECEIPT B(k)KS7:.
. DRAFT BOOKS,' "'r;
. - BILL4 PAYAJJUE, ,
. t BILLS UECXTyABLS
laf all aewi'tmcnt, at ; - y : -, jK
HEINSBERGER'S,
mch 5
Lire Book and Muale Store
If You Would ,be Happy
y. BUY A COOK STOVE. ! !
. "The Golden HafVeBt,"
cc
3!
it
CALUMET,"
Or, "SO UTHKltN OAK,"
Of PARKfSU A TAT LOS.
Pure White OH. . - v mch
Flower. Poto.
OR SALE BY , 7 , ' - 4
GILES A MUEC3X30N,
; 23 and 40 ifixrchUoa Bloek'
mch 5
4
GARDEN SEEDS:
tt
A
bagi
FRESH LOT OF ALL KINDS 9t Ctlr-
e and Turnip Seed, early, and late wrie-i
ties ; Collard. Beet anlComate 8ecd, a Jarrt
stock and an endles.' Variety ef Fees ni
Beans, retailed at who locale prices by
rwiundo Broo.,
ManufactartajTPbxrmac'et.
BKOA.DWAY, AUi TOSS
jan J
COUNTRY ;
- MERCHANTS
AND EYEEY BOOT OAS
ill." I:.'-.-- '. ,
A
get suited in quality and prices front the lrr
stock of SADDLERY GOODS, at the Jw
Saddlery and Trunk Hone of - -,
L o -c Hi M. BOWDEN A CO, !
- I No. id Market St. -
Manufacture; and Eepalr. , . , . inch S
Laboratory or - - -M : i
StATX AS9ATXB AXD CnZxSST, j
SOSJCast Grace Street, j
V Richmond, Ya.. January Ktb, 1HJ.
Mr. N. EzEKtEt, has made known to me the
composition of his Hair Restorer and I tar.
also subjected It to chemical examination. It
contains no lead or silver, substance rery
commonly employed tn maklog prtpsra&ca
for the hair, jr.or anything harmful, and rat y
therefore be need wltheut apprehension of ta
Jurlous resulte. ' .
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TThllst thanking yon Mr. JTxelkL for it
Hair Uefftorcr you so kindly sent me, Z take
great pleasure la earing to you that Its bene
ficial effect upon my hair nave been so appar.
ent as to attract the commendation of all my
friends who hare noticed It. "
Itlah my cstlmaUtm a treaaure, wltbotrt
which the tolkt of none who haTO used tt will
be complete . Hoping lt may reallxa yoa lh
pcrnnlary success yoti to richly deserre,
? , i remain, very retpeetf oily, .
,MES. A. iL T. TTlXS.
Richaiontl, Va Feb. 27, 17. - i
For sale by all drnrgUta. Price , per bo
. rJo Liq uo rs. t
-gUT A STOCK OF FRESH, A NO. 1 GEO
CEBTES wni.be Vept at ou'Citore.
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No. 45f Market Strooti
All good sold by us will bo aa rrpreeww!.
GOOD GOODS AND SIX A, I J CPB07TT3
WILL BE OUB MOTTO.
f xyGlre us a txlil and T-3 Zz-silzzz1y
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