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FOR PAIN,
Relieves and cures
RHEUMATISM,
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QVINST.SWKLLtNGS,
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BL'BXS, SCALDS,
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T h e Da i fy R e v i ew .
TIME.
Time rolls on his ceaseless course. The
race of yore.
Who danced Our inianrv nnnn their
I knee, ,
j And told our marvelling boyhood le-
gend's store.
Of their strange venture happed by
! land or pea.
How are they blotted from tho things
; that be!
; How few, all weak and withered of
! r their force.
j Wait on the verge of dark eternity.
, liKe stranaea wrecks, tho tide return-
mg hoarse
lo sweep them from our sight! Time
roll3 his ceaseless course.
Sir Waller Scott.
mo only known specific for Epileptic Flts.'YJJ
'.'j.-o for Spasms and 1'alllng Sickness. Nervous
Vcaknt-Bs it Instantly relieves and cure Cleanse
Voccl and quickens eluglsh circulation. Neutra
lizes perms of disease end taxes sickness. Cures
flA SiCEFTie saidD
ng!y Wotchr and stubborn blood soreB. Eliminates A
'r,r!ls, Carbuncles aadScalas. 537i"ermanentlyand
jTomptiy cures paralysis. Yes, It Is a e harming and
hr-altM ill Aperient. Kills Scrofula and Kings Evil,
twin brothers. Changes bad breath togood.remov.
! v.:r fiu-v. Eou'e bilious tendencies and make
u-a: complexion. Equalled by none In the delirium
ct fever. A charming respivent and a matchletw
hixatlve. It drlfcs Sick Headache like the wind.
; 5"Cuntai&s no drastic cathartic or opiates. Re-
(THE GREAT)
pyiOl0iNlQlUERlOlR
litres the brain of morbid fancies, rromptly cure
Khrnniatisiii by routing it. Restores life-giving
properties to the blood. Is guaranteed to cure all
nervous disorders. S-RMIable when all opiates
fall, refreshes tie niiud and invigorates the body.
Cures dyspepsia or money refunded.
L
Diseases of tho blood own It a eoncaeror. Ku-uon-e
J in writlngby over fifty thousand leading citl
tens, clergymen and physician? In U. S. and Europe.
i FTor sale by all leading drugfffets. $1.50. (S3)
Tt:8Er.S.LMiQidMe(l.C8.,Prop3.,Si.IosspliIMo.
For testimonials and circulars send stamp.
Cl.arlesN. Crttteufon, Asretjt, Xevr York City.
may H lw nrm
Tho Bad and Worthless
are never emulated or counterfeited
This ispeciall true of n medicine, and
it is positive proof that the remedy imi
tated U of tho highest value. A9 soon
69 it had been te3ted and proved by the
whole world that Hop Bitters was the
purest, best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many . imitations
sprung up and began to steal the notices
in which the press and people of the
country -had expressed the merits of
II. Ii., and in every way trying to in
duce suffering invalids to use their stuff
instead, expectiug to mase money on
the credit and good name of II. B.
Many others started nostrums put up
in simlar style to II. B.. with variously
devised names in which the word
"Hop" or "Hops" were used in a way
to induce peoplo to believe- they were
the same as Hop Bitters. All such pre
tended remedies or cures, no matter
what their style or name is, and espec
ially those with word "Hop" or "Hops"
in their uame, or iu any way connect
ed with them or their name, are
imitations or counterfeits.'.' Beware
ot thorn. Touch none of them.
Use nothiug but genuine Hop Bit
ters, with -a bunch or cluster of
green Hops on tho white label. Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers
arc warned against dealing in imitations
or counterfeits. may 12-lm
WOOING BY MAIL.
' 1
Winninj a Bride at a Very
Longr Range A Gallant Sol
dier's Love.
instances of mutual lovo having been
engendered between persons of the
opposite sex, through the medium of a
correspondence or exchange of photo
graphs, are common, if all that is read
about such affairs is true. In story
talks of the Waverly Manaztnc order
they are very common. But in real
lile such instances aro rare enough. One
has transpired in thU city within the
past lew days, the romantic flavor of
which is undoubted, and unsurpassed
even by ficiitious.instances. and which
at present forms the leading topic of
gossip on Arbor Hill. The facts, as
near as can be stated at present, are as
follows :
A year ago last December, Sergt.
Wenrick, of the regular army, was
Btationed at a military post in Montana
with his company, his wife, as a matter
of course, living with him at the post
when he was not in active service. In
the sairfe company was a fellow sergeant
named Davis, who was Wenrick'schum
so to speak, and shared his confidence,
as they had shared danger in many an
Indian fight and scout among tho hills.
Davis, according to Wenrick, vva94 a
brave and manly young man who had
won his sergeant's stripes through
merit both in the camp and Held. In
recognition of some valuable service he
had rendered, Wenrick was offered the
h in
ast.
if he so desired. He accepted It,
and - shortly before Christmas
started, eastward. He had friends
in this city, or at least his wife
had, but stoppages along the route and
places in this State deferred their ar
rival here until February. Here they
spent about two weeks. The friends of
the couple gaTo them hospitable wel
come, ana nearly every evening tuey
were invited out to this or that house,
where the eyening was spent in unqual-
uied enjoyment. Or courso the mends
of the entertainers were invited to meet
them, and among the latter at several
of the houses to which the couple were
invited was a most cnarmmg and agree
aDie young lauy. &no maniieaieti a
lively interest in the sergeant's story of
his experience in the far West, the life
in camp, and the encounters with In
dians. It was but natural that the ser
geant should mention in his narratires
the name of his comrade, Davis, and
comment on his - bravery, manliness
and other good qualities. The sergeant
i : .1 V-, ;
A. ... v . VUUW I Will IVii l . .J VUtlbU I
privilege of a three months furlough
which to visit his ..friends in the Es
noticed the maiden's interest
comrade and perhaps thought,
there is a chance to secure him
who will prove a treasure.'
rate, when it became time for
in his
-Well.
a wife
At any
him to
GaHlotined in Imagination.
A curious tool was one whose death
in Charenton madhouses was registered
on Sunday. His name, was Ronssot,
and he was sentenced to death at the
Assizes of the Seine in 1853 for having
assassinated an old man narne& Dt
moury, in order to steal hi3 money.
Kousset bad been a pettifogging man of
Dusmess aoout tne ralace of Justice,
and his case attracted a great deal of
attention. Such crowds came to hear
the pleas on the last day of the trial
that tho judge presiding allowed several
spectators to crowd into the dock where
the criminal was 'standing, Rousset
was Detween two gendarmes, and im
mediately behind him stood a spectator
named rjancnet, employed as a runner
tor a sensational newspaper. Planchet
waited until the exact moment when
the judge announced to the unhappy
Roussot the sentence ot death : then he
passed his finger quickly across the as
sassin's neck, at the same time making
a.grating noise with his lip as it irai
tating the cutting of the guillotine knife
through tho criminal's cartilages. This
brutal trick had an unexpected effect.
Roussot uttered a loud scream and
fell forward on his face, as - if
he had really been guillotined, and
Planchet was arrested, and for
contempt of court and display of cal
lousness was sen ten ted to two years
imprisonment. Roussot - was . taken
away to the cells, but he was found to
be quite mad. He begged of the wardens
to give him back his head, insisting that
he could not conduct himself properly
without it. At first they thought that
he feigned madness, but the physicians
said no, and the case went to the
Emperpr, who pardoned him and had
mm shut up in uicetre. and aiterward
in Charenton. For uiore than thirty
years Koussot has insisted that he had
been guillotined in the court-room in
the Palace of Justice. "You see," he
was accustomed to say to visitors, "they
took my head on betore they bad any
right to do soj" 1 hen he would relat
all the circumstances as they had
existed for him in his diseased, brain,
and wou'd imitate the grating sound
which his persecutor Planchet had
made with his lips on the day of tho
sentence the sound which drove the
wretched criminal mad. On Saturday
Roussot died oj cerebral congestion,
and his brain is to be examined by
specialists. Pang Letter in Boston
Journal.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SK
A RE A L
I TJ C U R E.
That Husband of Mine
Is three times the man "he was before
he began using "Wells' Health Renew
er." $1. Druggists.
w.scasci ancaoci, not a cuso. Its origin
within ; lis manifestations without. Ilence
to (-tire the disease the CAUSE must be remov
al, and In no other war can a cure be effected
WAttXER'S SAFE KIDNEY AXD LIVER
CI RE Li established on just this principle It
reallte that
95 Per Cent.
of all dlsoAsea arise from deranged kidneys and
jver and it strikes at once at the root of the
uffieulty. The elements of which it u Com
fosed act directly nnon the great organs both
s a FOOD and RESTORER, and by placing
them in a healthy condlUon, drive disease ana
".Sn from the system.
or the Innumerable troubles caused by un
thy Kidneys, Liver and ILtlnary Organs;
-r the distressing Disorders of Women; fo;
Aiarla and for physical derangements gener-f-'y,
this great remedy has no epiaL Beware
Jiunposurs, imitations and concocUons said
lb just as good.
Awprcf9 &sk for WARNER'S SAFE DI-
'Or 8&1 1,t .11
s&le by all dealers.
IL II. WARNER A CO..
Rochester. N. T.
pi H im
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCHLOSS, Prop.' .
ptaSTLASS IK EVERY RESPECT.
Tv- l'18 "1. BILLIARD
return to Montana, he departeti, bear
ing with him the maiden's address.
which he had surreptiously obtained
On reaching his po3t, he evidently
aroused Sergt. Davis' interest in the
fair unknown by his description of her
charms and the interest she had plainly
shown in the account of his adventures.
At any rate, the current of Sergeant
Davis' life, so smooth and uninterrupt
ed before, was disturbed His dreams
were filled with visions of the un
known lady 2,000 miles away, and
provided with the address ho atength
mustered up courage to write--a. few
lines, couched in proper and manly
terms, in which he mentioned what he
had heard of her from his comrade,
closing with the solicitation for a reply.
It is difficult to imagine what the lady's
feelings were on receiving the letter,
butit is sufficient to know that a reply
was sent, and a correspondence began.
Through the medium ot pen and ink a
friendship was formed. Their feelings
and tastes were found to be mutual.
Finally photographs were exchanged,
and the feelings which had thus far
possessed thorn developed into one of a
warmer nature. As a matter of fact
they fell in love with, each other, and
when a month or two since tho gallant
sergeant offered her his heart and hand
it was accepted in the same spirit in
which the offer was mado. By the
next mail came a costly engagement
ring, which the maiden now wears.
Last week a letter was received from
him announcing that his time had
expired and that- he would at
once start for the East to claim his
bride, and cement the vows already ex
changed with the nuptial tie. He is to
telegraph her the time of his arrival,
there will be a tender meeting at the
depot, for the first time in their lives,
soon to be followed with tho ceremony
that shall unite
Two souls with but a single thought.
Two hearts that beat as one.
Albany Journal.
Young or middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, loss of memory,
premature old age, as the result of bad
habits, should send three stamps for
part VII of Dime Series pamphlets.
Address World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y. wed-sat.
- '
Senator MorrilL who has iust cele
brated his seventy-third birthday, at
; . i .... . . ..
mo expiration ot nis present term m
1835 will have served thirty years in
Cengres3. twelve in the House and
eighteen in the Senate.
m .
Monroe, Mien., Sept 25, 1875.
Sirs I have been taking Hop Bitters
lor inuammation of kidnevs and blad
der. It has done for me what four doc
tors failed to do. The effect ot Hop
Bitters seemed hkft magic to me.
W. L. CARTER.
A Tallahassee Girl.
The following thrilling particulars of
a Tallahassc'e young lady's heroism, are
from a most reliable source: The
young lady in question is Miss Katie
Gamble, and her home is at her fathers
house in the capital ci:y A few nights
since while asleep in her room, she sud
denly awakened to find two intruders
in her apartment, a white man and a
negro. She made some startled excla
mation, which called the white mans
attention, and thereupon he drew a re
volver and declared his intention to kill
her if she raised any alarm. In no wise
daunted this spirited young lady quick
ly took a pistol from "under her pillow
and fired at the villain, at which the
negro took tright and fled. The white
brute, however, returned the fire.
Plucky as she is fair, Miss Gamble not
only fired at him again, but upon his
turning to run, sprang out of bed, fired
still another shot, and as the scoundrel
was hastily getting out the window,
struck him a good blow over the head
with her weapon. And alter it was all
oyer she didn't taint cither, as heroines
in novels usually do, but was able in a
collected manner to tell her lamily all
about it when they came rushing into
the room. The would-be robber was
evidently hurt, for next morning the
imprint orthenngers, maraeu m oiooa,
was found upon the windowrsill. Jack
sonville HeraliL
My Wife Had Fits.
"For 35 years," says our correspond
ent Henry Clark, of Fairfield. Lenawee
Co., Mich., my wife had fits, lhey
wouid last about an hour and some
times longer. Samaritan Kervine has
permanently cured her.
There is only one. and that with simple
name. "Mr fKijf, which has iseex cor-
EREI WITH SCALT PORK-. HAS BECOME
CLKAV, SMOOTH AU OFT AS A LADY'S. MT
HAVES WERE COVERED WITH LITTLE PRY
SCABS. TlIET- HAVE DISAPPEARED AXD I'M
BETTER- THAN I HAVE BEES FOR TWENTY
tkars. rerxG Dr. Beson'S Skin Cpke
A. M. Noble, Selma, N. C, July 3, 1S-2.
Dr. Benson's Skin Cure consist of internal
andexterral treatment at same time and it
mates the skiu white, soft a cd smooth. It
contains no prisonous drags. 1 at druggists.
I had Salt Rhelm for 19 years. Four
PACKAGES OK DR. BEVPO'S 6KIK CrRE EX-
ttbelt cured me." Y. P. Lavelle, Merced,
CaL SI at druggists
Dr. Benson's Skin "Cure consists of internal
and external treatment at same time and it
makes tho skin white, soft and smooth. It
contains no poisonous drngs. $1 at druggists.
"Db. Bosom's ki- Cure eradicated
MY " PIMPLES. THET USED TO BREAK OCT
coxtts ua ll y." feteve T. Harrison, Roches
ter, N. Y,-v$l at druggists.
Dr Beneon's Skfa Cure . consists of internal
andexterml treatment at same time audit
makes tho skin, white, soft and smooth. It
coatalns no poisoneus dross. $1 at druggists.
"For , kocr tears I suffered agoxt
FROM A SKIH DI3EA8E. DR. BF.S0S'8 SKIN
Ccee cured Me," C B. McDonald, Plan
tersville, Ala. 1 at druggists.
-"I'm nAPPT to sat Dr. Benson's Skin
Cube HAS CURED MY ECZEM V OF THE SCAI P,
of four .teae? sVanijing." . Jno. A. An
drews, Att'y-nt Law, .Ashtcn, 111. 81 at drug
gists. . . -
Dr. Benson's Skin Care consists of internal
'and external treatment at same timaanttit
makes the skin white, soft and smooth. It
contains no poisonous dtugs. $l at druggists.
"Fivf. doctors; xo end ok medicine; no
relief. .Dr. Benson's sklv Cure has
driven awat ' all eruptions and I'm
nearly well." Ida C. Young, Hamilton,
Ills'. ,
C. N. Crlttenton. Sole Wholesale Ageut for
Dr. C W. Benson's Remedies, 115 Fulton St.,
New-York. .. V may 10-1 w-cht-nrm
WHOLESALE PPICES.
Tho" following qnoutlons reprcecat
whoicsalo prices generally. In making
small orders higher prices nave to be chai
gel
Capital Prize $150,000,
W t do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Alovthly and Ssini
Annual Drawing of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawing themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and tee author
ize the Company to use this certificate., with fac
similes of our signatures attaciied, initsadver
Usements.'
BAGGING
Standard.
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BACON North Carolina:
JLams, V !t
Shoulder, ft
Sides Vtb
WESTERN SMOKED
Ifams
Sides, V fn
Shoulders....
DRY SALTED
Sides, v a......
Shonlders, !
BARREUHgnirits Turpentine
cconn nana, cacn. ..........
New New York, e&ch.... ....
New City .each
BEESWAX, V ft
BRICKS, M
BUTTER, & lh
North Carolina...............
Northern.... v...
Wilmington
Northern
CANDLES, ft
Sperm.......
rraiiow...... .
Adamantine.......
CHEESE, V ft
Northern Factory........;...
- Dairy, Cream....
State
COFFEE, V ft -
Java
Laguyra...
Rio
CORN MEAL, bus., in Backs
COTTON TIES, if bundle....
DOMESTICS-
Sheeting, 4-4, yd
Yarns, bunch
EGGS, dozen
FIBIl
Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl.......
Bfaekerel, No. 1, half bbl..
Mackerel, No. C, V bbl . .
Mackerel, No. 2, tf" half. bbl.
Mackerel. No. 3, p bbl. ......
Mullets, - bbl ..... i .
Mulcts, Pork bbls
N. C. Roc Herring, keg....
Dry Coi. ft
FERTILIZERS, 2t0C0 fta
Peruvian Guano, So. 1
No. 2......
V " Lobos.... .
Baugh's Phosphate...
Carolina Feruzer
Ground Bono.
11 a
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.57 50
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.45 00
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Bone Meal... .- 00 00
Bone Flour.. N ....00 00
Navassa Guano....... ..40 00
Complete Manure ........00 00
Whann's Phosphate .00 Oo
Wando Phosphate.. 00 00
Bergcr & Butz'e Phosphate.. 00 00
Excelleraa Cotton FerUllier.55 00
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T JNPRJiCKDESTED ATTRACTION7 !
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery
, c Company,. W
Incorporated In li?68 for 25 years by the Leg
islature foT Educational and Cliarftable par
poses with r capital of $1,000,000 to which h
reserve fund of $50,000 has since lcen
added.
By an overwhelming poimlai vote Its fran
chise was made apart or the present ' State
Constitution adopted Deccmler 2I, A. D.,1879.
Its Gbaxd SnfGus Number Drawings will
take place monthly. It never scales or post
pofir. Look at tho following Distribution:
157th Grand Monthly
AND THE -KXTRAOBDINART
SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING.
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 12, 1S3, un
der the personal supervision and management
of " - ' -
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and
Gen. JCBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.. ,
Capital Priie $150,000.'
French's Carbonate of LI Jie
French's Agricultural Lime.
FLOUR, bbl
Fine
Northern Sutler
Extra
Family ....
City Mills Extra.... .... ....
Family....
" Extra Family
SLUE r ft...........
GRAIN, bushel
Corn, from store, bags,whlte.
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white..
Corn, cargo, In bags, white..
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags. .
Oats, from store...
Cow Peas
HIDES, V ft
Green. .......j....
Dry... J.......
I HAY, V 100 fta
Eastern
Western....
North River
HOOP IRON, V
LARD, v fl
Northern ...v..
North Carolina
LIME, barrel.. .....
LUMJJKK, City Sawed, 51 ft.
Ship Stuff, rcsawed . .18 00
Rough Edge Plauk ...15 00
West India Corgoea, according
Ui quality ....13 00
Dressed Flooring, Beasoncxl..l8 00
Scautling and Board. com'n..l2 00
MOIASSES, V gallon-
New Crop Cuba, In hhds....
" In bbls
Porto Rico, in hhds
In bbls
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10 Oi
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The Duko of Devonshire is Cliancel
lor of the University ot Cambridge, tho
Marquis ot Salisbury of Oxford, and
Earl Cairns of Dublin. They hold the
office for life, but the Scotch universities
have a fresh Rector every year or so.
Mr. -W. A. Cheek, Warrenton. eays:
"I have found Brown's Iron Bitters to
be an excellent tonic."
Representative-elect Ochiltree of Tex
as, is mysteriously missing. He hasn't
been seen since he drew that rnontrrs
salary.
"Your Skin Cure is supercxcellent. It
is fast cur ing my daughter's ringworm,
which liad spread all over her body"
Mrs. E. L. D. Merriam. Blue Hill,
Mass. Druggists keep it, $1 per . pack
MISCELLANEOUS
Cotton Seed
For Planting
500 BUSIIKL8 qood
PLANTING 8EED.
FOB SALE AT
may 12 if
Willard'o.
3lnlDfrn),
1 br m. TxtsVttrtnufOytor tbabof
vont klad ms
tax) in? hare been cored. Indd.y tfyfr
In its ifiWy. that I wtU Nad TWO BOTTLi3aE.tj
Mther with m VALUASLS T&KATISB tHm
5b j sufferer. GlmTiinwii'1 r f sililrrn
F. P. JONES,
QUNTON. N. (X, ATTORNEY AND Cobb
sdlor-st Law. Will practice In any part of
be Sute. Special atteatlon tlru&to the col
cUoa.ot claim i. sept 10-Jy.
Dollars only.
Tenths I.
Notice Tickets are Tcu
Halves. 3. Fifths. $i.
list or PriiZE.
Capital Prize of si.tO,o:o. . .$!.v,ogo
GKAXD PRIZE OF
Grand Prize of
Large Phiz its of
Large Prize? vt
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APPROXIMATION
300 Approximation Prizes
100 "
103
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200..
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of $200. .
100..
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25,000
3O.0C0
40.000
60,000
50,000
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.. 10,000
2,279 Priaes amounting to .-...$32-2,500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
mado to the office of the Company la New Or
leans. For Information apply to
II. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St., -Waahlngton, D. C.
may 9-wed-sat-4w-d&w .
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Electric Appliance! aro senfeba 30 Davs' Trial
n urn nmv vnimn no flin
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"11 f HO" r nfferinx from
Kcktocs DrBiixrvT
f Lour VrrALrrr, Lack ot krtb Fobcs axd
of a PsKsoYAb Xatcm rrwultinjr from Abcvss and
Oncu CArsB. Speedy rrllaf aJ com pie t rcslo
ntboa of H&ALrR.Vioom anil 3tAvnooi Ov kkavtxxs.
TUm K-BAiWt ditaofvrT of tha Kinetoenllj Ontury.
Seaa at ooo for 111 uvud PuiptUvt tro. AZUree
T01TA18 BEIT CO., OABXHAli. OlSH.
ma fo
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Sugar House, in hhds.
Syrup, in bbls. .'
NAILS, V Keg, Out. lOd basis.
OILS, gallon-
Kerosene...
Lard
linseed.....
Roeln.....
Tar -....
Deck and Spar. -
POULTRY I , i
Chickens, live, grown...
" , . Spring.........
Turkeys.........
PEANUTS bushel... .
POTATOES, V bushel
Sweet..-
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PORK, W barrel
City Mess
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Rump
RICE Carolina, if ife.:...
Rough, V bushel
RAGS, V lb Country
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Liverpool ....... . ......
Lisbon......
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SUGAR, r lb Cab
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WHISKEY, V gaP-Northern..
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1883.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 10 Page.
SUITED TO BOT8 AXD GIRLS OF FROM SIX
TO SIXTSTEX TSARS OF AGE.
YoClV. commences November 7, 18S2.
The Ycwtg People has been from the first
successful beyond anticipation. .V . Y. Eve
ning Post.
It has a distinctive purpose, to wblch it stead
ily adheres that, namely, of supplanting the
Tlcloua papers for the young with a paper
more attractive, as well as more wholesome.
Boston JotermaL
Tor neatness, elegance of engraving, and
contents generally, it la unsurpassed by any
publication of the kind yet brought to our
notice. Pittsburgh Gazette. . . .
' TERMS: ' '
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, t . r-
Per Year, Postage Prepaid, fI
Sisglk Ncmbeuj. FourCenU each.
Specimen copy fsent on receipt of Thre Cts.
The Volumes of Harper's Young People for
1SS1 and 1882. haxulsomely bound la Illumina
ted Cloth, will be sent bv mail, postage pre
paid, on receipt- of f 3 00 each. CoTer fot
Young People for 1852, S3 cents; postage, 13
cents ad41tlonaL
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Brothers. Ad.ires
iflRPrS BCOTHT713, "
Haui'er'wJ Bazar.
Harper's Magazixk. . . .
II ARPkK'a Weekly. . . . ... .
Tho TintEE ttboje imbllcatlons.
Anv Two ubOTe naniedJ.v.
I Ia irriiu's Y ovsQ ' Peoplk. ... I .
Harper's Maoazise I
Harper's Yovno J'wple, i
IlAitPKK'rt Franklin squAuk Lidraut,
One Year (52 Numbers)... ....10 00
Postage Free to all svlncrihert in the United,
Stte or Canada. i '
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The Volumes of tlo Bazar begins with the
ilrst Number for January of each year. ; When
no time Is, mentioned. It will bo undcretovJ.
that the'subscrlbcr wishes to commence with
the Number next after the receipt. of order.
Tho lart Jrour Annual volume of Harper's
Bazar. In neat clotb binding, ,wlll 1)0-sent-by
mall, jostage paid, or by express, free of cx-
pende (proviacu tno ireignt uoea not exceed
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binding, will be sent by mall, postpaid, on re-
ceiptof! 00 each. 4 '
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Money Order ox Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
Xewspapcrs are not to copy this advertisement
without the express order of Harper & Buos
Address . . . .
nARPER A IIROTHERS,
dec. 12 New York.
Fayetteville Obscrrer.
QN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8th, lb8S,
the undersigned will-revive' the publication of
the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. . -
The Observer wlil be a largo 28 column'
weekly newspaper, and will-be mailed :to sub
scrlljers, postage paid, at i per 'annum,' al
ways In advance. It will give the news of the
day In as ample form as its space will permit,
and both regular and occasional correspon
dents will contribute letters from the Capita'
pn state politics and affairs.
Democratfo in politics, the .Observer will
labor, first of all, to assure the prosperity of
the Town of Fayetteville, to develop the vast
agricultural resources of its own and the
neignborlng counties, and to promote all that
concerns tfcc welfare of the people of North
Carolina..
Opposed to such innovations on the homely
wvs of our fathers as, in the guise of pro
grcs, harm society, the Observer will be
found In full sympathy with the new things
born of toe changed condition of tha South
which sound Judgment or enlightened expert--ence
find to be als-J good.
As to the rest: it will strive to deserve tha
reputation of the name It inherits, .
feb lO 'E. J. 1LALE, JB.
Wanted.
B
Y A COMPANY WHO PROPOSE TO
establish a manufactory thereon, well-timber-ed
cypress iamls. Partie. who nay have sach
. - ' :
lands to dispose of are roquestod to commanl
cate, with me at Wadesboroor by letter with
Mr. .Tnt.li T -Ta mr at Wilmfnorrnn In y4muv.
Fall prrtcnLirs as to exact location of lands,
number of acres, probable yield of timber xm
the acre and lowest prlre, must be mads
known. JOHK T. PATRICK,
State ImmlffTalfnn Atrnt
apt 13-tf Wadcaboro. N. Q.
Wew Restaurant.
rpiLE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REflPECTX
folly announce that hebas'jcstlf-tlM cp'at No
i Granite Row, South Frost St., a reaucraat
or Ladle and Gentlemen, where meals an-i
refreshments may bo had at all hours of tb
day. Everything Is oew '-aad ni claxs. Po
lite waiters and courteous attendants.
JVGame and Oysters la
Wlsea, Liquors afidIgaxa.
aoTl r.
season.
Flao
A.8CHUTTK,Prot.
Old -.Newspapers
Ott SALE VERY CHEAP. S.
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