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JOSH T. JABIBS,
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.ry, ln any pari of the city. at the shore
oriocent per week.
TdVeatlslnK rate low. and BberaL
irsubrlbew win report any and all fall-
,n receive their paper regularly.
; a
circulation, of any newspaper
publish1' in the city? 'Wilmington. 3
'Xhe State of Kansas holds 52.000.o6o
bugbclsof wheat and corn I rum last
year's harvest. ,
The grave of Linton Stephens, who
(Jeorgians say was an abler man than
bis brother, Alexander H.. is marked
only by a mound of jessamine ' and
roses. , . . '
Col. Alex. McClure. according to; the
Chattanooga Times, is not a Democrat
bat a liberal Republican. He calles
bimslt an Independent. In reality he
is a political bastard.
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A Georgia colored mother dreamed
3He was beating up corniueal for bread,
ml when she awoke in the morning
she found her baby dead, nearly every
bone in its body being broken.
Bdioness Alphonse de Rothcbild. at
a recent ball in Paris, wore a "ord
ii..... " Mrii. of which it is said : It
was of black velvet, like his melan
choly; covered with diamonds, like his
poetry."
The tnallfry pawnbrokers in New
- Vorkhavo been "knocked out" by a
eompelling thcra to pay a" license of
SOO yearly and to furnish bonds in
$20,000. '
Miss Luey Larcom says in her lec
Lure un woman as lyric poets that 9he
ranks Miss Sigourney, Hannah Gould,
and Alice and Phebe Cary the repre
tentative women lyrists of America,
and she is not far wrong.
Bismarck has bought immense tracts
ot land in Mexico, hoping to establish
there German colonies as a check upon
ihe U nited State. A vain hope, thinks
t-he Auywsta ChronicU, as the natural
ized Teuton and the Celt are rapidly
taking possession of the United States
and will gobble up Mexico later on. . .
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A treaty of peace between Chili and
Peru has been signed by Gen. Novoa
and Gen. Igleaias, and is said' to have
been con firm ed. Peru cedes Tacna and
Arica for ten years. At the end of that
time a plebiscite is to be taken to Je
terraine to which country those provin
ces shall belong. The country aciutr
iQ them will pay indemnity.
The financial position of the city of
Berlin is one which compares very
strikingly with that of New York. Ex
clusive of the city hall, schools, and
hospitals, the iTunicipality owns in and
around the city land worth $10,000,000
The debt is $25,950,000, but the city gas
works alone are worth that sun). Paris
has twelve times the indebtedness of
Berlin, anil. New York about four
times.
One of our exchanges has this item :
Jones is proud of his wife, and with"
reason, for Mrs. Jones is pretty as well
aa smart. Sho was lecturiug oil tem
perance refrom in Whitechapel and got
naturally worked up as -she rehearsed
the many things that should be done,
but which no oue sctmed ready to do,
'Ob, dear, she exclaimed,' I wish I were
a man!" 1 object," exclaimed Jones
rising lrom his seat. It brought down
the house. .
It it going the rounds that an Eng
Ush physician has found a cure for
rheomattsm in total abstinence from'
food. He declares that many cases of
acute articular rheumatism have been
cured by fasting from four to eight
dAyi, while chronic rheumatism was
also alleviated. No medicines were
given, but patients could vhare cold
water and lemonade in moderation.
The doctor states that rheumatism is
only a phase of indigestion, and, there-
lore, can be cured b? giving complete
and continued rest to all the digestive
erg&ns.
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Forty-eight head of Jersey cattle, the
property oi T. S. Cooper, ot Linden
Grove, Coopersburg, Pa., and nearly all
of them recently imported, were sold at
action in the America Institute build
lag, New York, last" Thursday. They
retted narlv &43.000. The famous
btxii Pedro was on exhibition, aud was
led out whenever any of his progeuy
were under the hammer, but was not
himself ottered for sale. The New
York Sun gives the following report of
the sale: . .
Daisy St. Peter', - a handsotne
tkwn-eolored cow, with a distinguished
record aaamllk giver, was sold for $2,
150; Distaff, a dark- fawn cow, four
years old, for $1,500; Sultana, aa or
1020 fawn cow. five years old, with a
- pedigree that filled two cages of the cat
v aogue, and "showed some of the best
Wood of Jersey, for tO,7fK) ; Datc!i?s,
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town-colored cow, for $1,250; Daisy
of St. John's, a gray cow, six years old,
1.500; Cetewayo's Daisy, four years
younger, for $1,600; Khedive's .Fancy,
a fawn cow, six years old. for $1,650;
Count St. George, a famous bull, a lit
tie more than two years old, and the
winner of the first prize over all Jersey
last year, for $2,600; St. Clementaise,
a gray fawn cow, twelve years old, the
dam of Count St. George, and the win
ner of the first prize over all Jersey
for rick milk 'when three'years old, for
$2,600; Khedive's Rosy, a lawn cow.
for 1,350'; .Lyclia. a fawn cow, tour
years old, for $1,050; Lady of Kassas
sin, a dark fawn cow, with an illustri
ous pedigree, for $2,350.
LOCAL NEWS.
IROEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yates Organs
' Moore County Grit
No More Eye Glasses
$100 to $250 per Month
IIeissbkbger Orjanettea
Mcsus Bros PbsmnaelaU
Uurhtm'a Standard Tnrbiue.
QrEXLk. Hol'se Signor Bom
Dr. Scbeuck's Mandrake Pllld
" Benson'a Capcine Poms Piaster
P WZeiglE ft Co 65 a Month
John B Aldhn AlexH Stephens.
J C McCcrdt Co-SaTl Battle?
KjfiQHTS or Hnoh Rei?ularMeetlig
Kkrchxkii ft C'XLUitE Bhos GroecrW
P L BRlDGtKS ft Co Klour, Candy, fte
W II GfiEHX Soda Water Mineral Water
OrriiBBorKO i.lven Days to buy cheap
Clothing
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A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's JIarclware Depot. t j
Tlie supply of vegetables in our mar- j
ket this season has been plentiful in
quantity and exceptionally fine in qual
ity. ,
Babies' pictures successfully taken at
the Yates Gallery. Instantaneous
process used. H
Ex-Mayor Fishblate. of this city, was
registered at Guy's Hotel in Baltimore
on Thursday. ,
An old hen pecked lu&n from Ohier.
Sprained his back in lighting a fire,
He got a good drubbing.
But St. Jacobs Oil rubbings
Matle him well and very much sprver.
The Passport took iuite a number of
passengers down the river this morn
ing who will try thei r luck at fishing
during the day. It don't apje.ir to its
that this is a very fatal day for the fishes.
It is too windy for them to bit freely.
It has been an open secret "'.for some
days past that Capt Southerland had
bought out Mr. SXl Currie'a sale and
livery stables. Mr. Currie retires be
cause of ill health and it is probable
that the business will be continued and
Ule 6iables kept open.
This being a legal holiday there was
nothing during in magisterial circles;
the county officers, banks, chamber oi
commerce.and Produce Exchange were
closed, and some of the commercial
J houses on Water street closed lor the
day ai noon.
1 There is' rather a small supply ot
quite inferior beef iu the
market. Buv
Fuw rrnrsA !M!a hV Knon 1 1 f I V Ptl
to this market rcceotly. and when they
come they arc gobbled up so quickly
that a hungry mortal who is not- there
at the right moment to make a "grab"
has to content himself as , bet lie cati
with an inferior quality.
Knlsrhts of .Honor.
Carolina Lodge No. 434. Regular
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. Full
attendance desired. it.
City Court.
Hattie -Williams, colored, for- disor-
derly conduct, was before tne Mayor
this morning anl was fined $5 for the
same.
Exports Forelsru.-
Br. barque Uourier. Capt. Bartlttt
rxA fAnf rnn I f n11 Vnanrl with
8,200 bhis Ur and 1,100 uo. rosin, val
ued at $6,032.27, shipped by Messrs.
D. R. Murchlson & Co.
Targret Practice.
A detachment of the Wilmington
Light Infantry, ia uniform, crossed to
iU a WI Aaf eirla r Ka irZ cop trtia -vt iMnir1 F
U1C 11 Wb OiUC av I . f fcas-a aukW& uui
to exercise in target practice. It was
rather a bad day for the sport . on ac
count of the wind, which blew in gusts
and squad all through the earlier por
tiou of the day. ,
0 A Fine Sermon.
In accordance with aiinouncemen
w K'.fniHlv Ust
the Rer. D. W. Hrrin.r nt PPrtdorcouu
ty. preached yesterday morning at the
First Baptist church. His sermon was
a fine effort, and taking into consider
r iiT... i. s ..r
i.ii. .
wKn line tin) vnt fmiln.tnit ii-fMK
masterly produttion. VHe wasUsteuetl
w;tVm.mh niMn: .! nllAmtlfWi
IbJ-alar-aaud rnterestcd audience. -
biuu lire irvi iiiai iie -is a uuu muiyis-'" -v
LMINGTON. N. C., MONDAY. MAY 21, 1883.
THE MEDICOS.
The Cltv of Beautiful Trees
m
The Doctors iu Session The
Address of Welcome Hand
some Speech The Literary
' and Professional Contribu
tionsThe North Carolina
Hoard ot Health The Board
of Examiners The Banquet,
- (Reported for the Dally Review.)
The City of Beautiful Trees had on
iU handsomest garb of green. The
shower of Monday - left the streets in
good condition, and the air was fresh
and lnviflroratinff. The Invasion of
doctors was en fnassei carriages and
omaibuses disgorging fat doctors and
lean, young doctors and old; doctors
with plug hats; doctors with crush bats;
thogay and festive, the solemn and dig
nified, the imnortant and the I-don'U
enrft a.fiff sort: and soon the streets
were lively. uenerais, auu ujujuib,
and lawyers, and bookkeepers and
school -boy 3 caught the inflnence ot the
bout and every one on the street was
addressed as "Doctor." Kveu our
neighbor, the dignified Judge, whose
office was hard by one of the hotels,
talked physic, and put ou the airs of a
sawbones of distinction.
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Pomptly to the hour printed in the
programme. Dr. Staton, Chairman ot
the local Society, aud master of cere
monies, called the Society to order, and
the Divine blessing was Invoked by the
f?Aw xi WqIak Or ' Pittman. the
venerable representative of ihewigi
founders of the Society, introduced Mr.j
Don nell Gilliam, Who welcome! the;
Society in a chaste and impressive, ad
dress. The grace and dignity f the
y oung speaker, and his kuowtedgoot
the history of the progress of the medio
cal Dvofessiou was highly appreciated
by his audience avIio a.pplaaieu mm
I with unfeigned enthusiafjn.
A glance arounl the ball showed that
although there were scattered here 'and
there many of the venerable members
so well known to the' Stale, yet the
voting and middle-aged reprcsenUtives
composed the bulk of the session
The
fitacc was
decorated . wijh
beautiful
flowers in garlands and festoons, and
the venerable Presideut seemed to be
dazed by the excess ot finery about him.
Dr. Hall, the Pres tdent, is an elderly
gentleman, with gray beard and hair.
His voice .was Iceblo and carelessly
modulated.' It U so easy to preside
nver a meeting of doctors who good-
naturedly submit to any sort of a ruling
that the President had no chance to
display a knowledge of parliamentary
information.
The routine business of the dav was
inty without delay. Commit-
Ivl a u
tees wcro appointed and work for
subsequent wson settled upoti.
the
Secretary, with a fire Ainctioii3 votee
and a pronuBciatiott worthy of a sou of
Frin rwhieh in truth be is not) went
through that old roU into
ha hrrtwn all of his energy, and
on which occasions he
nuivu i w " - - -
embraceii the
opportunity of trilling his t s
Annroved AaunCT. But by
But by universal
consent Picot is considered a complete
master oi the art of setting a new meet
ing iairly on its feet. '
The literary contributions were many
and voluminous; but as far as one can
iudre bv the reading of them, they were
less commendable than at the last meet
ing Most of them were well stuaiea
compilations-very few were original
rrri f clinical or scientific research.
i.wvru.. - i i r
Thbi i3 oerhaps not so mucn the lack ot
! h roenareh. as for the fact the society
jappMnts one reporter lor each branch
j Gf medicine, who gives a synopsis of
i a.i f iha Hpnnrlmetlt lor fir
ot en Inner" that
year, inesepapeia a
others are silenced. Tour correspondent
vtC that there were some original
worker there, one especially who had
All sustained the name of a learneu Bire
L tnoaafiiratinna in ' the domain of
nhvsiolozv. , It is not known to many
hat Dr. Whitehead, junior, uau msu
some brilliant experiments
nhcaininirv of bone-marrow, lor
I mj
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vw -rr oond dav was
The morntug of the second Uay was
devoted in part to the ConjuitU bevion jangrv witn us jor ttivulging hi secrvt,
I of the State Board of Kealtii and lhe3et wp are anxious to instruct. 1 le did
of the Stale
MtlieftHSoeietv. The ex-rreaWent
i i
Lloard. f Dr. M. Whitehead, the l'ret
being absent) presided conjointly with
the lVeaidcnt of the Jsocaeiy orxm
meeting. 1 1 tertns .i iw? u....
I Vv:nn. ovmml hv limitation. -Yix ; lr.
. L. ,,r (vnn and fieo A- Foote.i " To Builders ami others Go u Jaco
an election resulted in the election
! W1U. w. " '
1 T)rs. W. June of u ake Forest,: ana
iPr. John ;ilci)oua:a oi mua.uow- p-
Free Music.
Prof. Hobbs has a limited number of
i copies ot fire different songs, witn
music, now at Mr. Heinsbergers Music
Store, which he proposes o give away
to thosewho may call for them soon.
These'songs lare all by Prof. Hobbs,
words and music. "
Try the new Photographer;
pleasing
pictures guaranteed at the
lery. . - ; -
Yites
Gal
It. c Camp Meeting.
There was an immense throng in at
tendance at the colored camp meeting
at "Gander Hall" yesterday, among
whom was a 'right smart sprinklin' "
of whites. There have been various
estimates as to the number present, hut
all agree that the boats returning from
the camp ground to the city last night
brought more than 1,000 passengers. j
Opinions differ and the estimates range
from 3,000 to 5,000 persona as having
been in attendance yesterday. j
Visiters at Waccamaw.
There are a party of gentlemen from
Augusta, Ga. who" visit Waccamaw
Lake regularly every Summer, for a
week's fishing and shooting. They
arrived last Saturday night, and cross
ing the lake have pitched their tert
on the South side, near the mouth of
Waccamaw, River. They bring with
them a full equipage with n 'retinue 'of
servants and every thing that maj
conduce to the comfort and pleasure of
the party during their sojourn by the
lakeside. These gentlemen are Messrs.
it. W. Potter, J. O. Mntthewsen. J. A.
fCwtohficW. D ii.
VanBuren and J,
W. Evans. ' Thev are all cotton mer
chant? with the exception of Mr. Van
Bure,who is the agent at Augusla- for
the Cliarlotte. Columbia & Angitsta It.
R. . Mr PoUer ship largely toloreign
ixht and a 'great deal -tf hfs- iton
passes out from this port- A party oi
Uentlemwi front this .city will -yXoi,
Waccamaw next Friday on a yisn toj
them in their encampment.
WilminrUm rJclit rnfautn.
The target- pratiee of IhU compuny
this forenoon was not a pronounced
success, the wind being such that good
shooting was really one of the ini possi
bilities. - TUe prize a gold badge was
won by private R. I."Alleu, -who was
declared bv tbe j tulles to liave niale the
best shot.
company will hold a Festival at the
City Hail lor which tlieyl bavc
been
actively making preparatinus for sev
eral days.. The principal features of
Uiis evening's entertainment will con--slst
in acompetitive drill in the manual
of arms by members of the corps, and
the distribution of prices, as follows:
A gold badge tathe best shot, a silver
waiter to the fcest drilUid soldier .iu the
manual of acms and a stive goblet and
waiter to tbe.soldier.who can-show the
best record loir punctuality during the
past year. These prizes ha ve.beeo on
exhibttloa for several days in the win
dow of Mr. George1 HonneVs jewelry
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,.tf. Th " cntoruin-
ment will be a pleasant affair, and re
freshments in variety, abundance and
oi the best "quality will be served a
reasonable prices.
Amusements Ahead.
r
Sig. Bosco! the wonderful performer
of sleight of hand tricks, will give a se
ries of entertainments at the Opera
House this week, commencing Tues
day. He gives away7 valuable presents
and will draw large houses. We clip
the following from the Mil lord (Del.)
Chronicle;
Signor Bosco has he d forth at Dor
gey's Hall the -past three evenings, in
nis unsurpassed: representation of leger
demai'n. We might 11 a column with
Interesting 'particulars of the tricks,
which, with the mostconsumate skill.he
performed in quick succession. But as
we can tell how he did the tricks, and
as every person will think that he, at
least, could have seen more tnan any
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tend one of Prof. Brosco, entertain
. andia&VtwSil, w Ctituf
iwewillsay. We have learned how
l!ra ..t and though lie mav
latr i iir i j m i j auw v t
t KUKECTK1T.L!:
IVrfectly pleading portraits, taken
Uhe Vales Gallery La ki.eu, Oiwra
f
tor. v . It
of rVs for Saah, Bunds tnd Glaw
,
i'frtrSih. IIIIUOX AUU TMXTT1L : tiLiA
You can get all size and " at the
NO. 121
Of Interest to Farmers and
--j:- Land Owners.
Capt. John T. Patiicks General State
Immigration Agent for. North Carolina,
will visit the following places, to confer
with the farmers and landowners as
to their wants, either to sell land or to
secure tenants or laborers. We advise
the readers of our paper to remember
this opportunity of meeting the Immi
gration. Agent: .
i.
Wilmington... ...
Faisons.........
Goldsboro. .
Kinston . . . . . . .
Newberne-, -
Iteautort. . ..
Wilson. . . ......
Rocky Mount...
Tarboro... ... ..
Greenville. ... ...
Washington. . . .
Jamesville.
.....May J
tfa 21
do 25
.....do 2C
.....do
..do 29
June 1
do 2
...... .do 4
do 7
...do 9
...do -10
.......do 13
do 14
. .. do 15
Halifax-
Henderson. .'
Franklinton-
The papers published in the localities
which Capt Patrick will vteit are re
quested to copy, or notice the above,
Positive Barjratris.
When such a firm as A.&X. Siikiku
the fashionable Clothierf.announce that i
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uiey are sejiing pasiuv bargains, tneir
word may be relied upon. Besides an
extensive line of Suits iu all styles and
colors, which .they sell at the lowest
price.s - tl
For Pocket Kntvea or Table Cutlery,
iro to J acomiV i lard ware IjmC f
31 A it R I CD.
BURKHIMKK BKUXUKtM Iu Charlotlr,
N. C, on the lttih Inst.. bv Hie hrjlos fatlirr.
Iter. a. D. aVrnhelm. n.l.. Mr DUJjJ.KY
BUHKHIMEK, or (hU city. u Slisa ANNA
KIJIHE, youngest iUuhtf oi tr. I tern -hein.
v .
"new- aitkrtiskmexts7
OPERA HOUSE.
j ' 3 EIGHTS "
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siaisroB bosoo,
Tlx? World Kenownod
wizAutvwrr asu hitmobist.
lfhV-Ono Hundred Present tvn Away IW
MitUnce lt.r ladies I hnrsoy t - j
ra.
Night PriecaSSe and ma. MAtlnee l'riws,
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j lne Mc lammany
j UrganetieS, j
M1
KU-M'KA V8 AN1 AUTOMATIC OK
UAV3.
The McTamraany , Organctte etmbtes
any one, whether underetandin muic r not.
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toplar any lcml ne'ojlr or harmony, a-
rred or secular, from Uif most pljnfre dirge
to the most ltrcty njui'!.
8dd at redo ed mice from to in aiw
t $1 i, -with J6 feet of inush-.
Jror tak only at
HEINSBEEGER'S,
may 11 lAve Book and llualc B tort
Organs! Organs!
JJECEIVING naitT additions to mt
Stock. Eaey lnUilnient. Call and &ee thew
nd get pilr. A complete etock of Station
ery, Blank Book, c, Ae.
All the latest reading matter on my counter.
YATES' BOOK STORE,
may tl
lid Market St
VFLOUR.
THE BROWN,S. BRIDK" FIA)UR
hat no equal In Wilmington,
THE WHITEST AXT SWKKTEST FLODU
SOLD. TRY A SAMPLE PACKAGE.
WiU be sold for tame time yet .
Three Pounds for $1.
it i the heit Candy ever sold tn wihuuif
he;.u - .
bet
:
L-i! Wines, Whiskeys
VIESXA LAGER 1'
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.ler Io2
at j
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,BKST BKEB ft
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l13 T. PRTTIP
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way 21
- . PLKASK XOTICS.-
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Wo will le glad to" rtoclr eoaib!Gt!on
from oar trWatts oa a j kol . J) cubjec v o t
general Interest bat
The name of the writer moat mlwara be tt
fibbed to theEOltor.
Commanlcatloo mtist be wrltte oa ol
one aide of the' paper. .r " i '-";
FeraonalUlca mutl)0 atoMef. ; V
Aal U la especially and partteularly ati.te
tooii that the Editor doe bat always nttr
tie views of correepoodenU nnleaa - ao state
tn the editorial coluitins. . ' . ,
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NKW APVEltTISEMKXTS.
O T TEII BO IJKG
"will oprEu.urnikc; tiir sbxt
ELEVEN DAYS
'-8.
M K X'3,;YOlTTIT3, BOYS.
and especially.
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At a. Marvelous j?acrilik, :
lie If f urnlshinn an Elegant Ca!reer fsuit at :
Sid, fally worth Mdi.'iO; aiid an Atl Wool Che-'
volt Suit'ih twxnty dlnrpnt patttrna at tl.W
whkh wuuiil he tkenp at l6C Also raJ.U."
lentiou to his. remaining tx'k? f LAHtJE
TRAVELLING TRCX KS, whlojt will W oM
regard !e4 or Citt to iuit . n.ont ueeiry
r,)r hu instalment 61 irlog unl Sou
racr Gartnents.
Men's Wear Depot,-
Krrrlb Front Street' Wihuinjrtmi, N. O.
may 21 , ;
NAV AL.BATTLE8 ?T0l0.
By'K1AHbHIPPBV. Medical Dirwtor
It. S.- X. a Thrilling Pictorial lllury. ot the
Woriil's gi-cut ?6a Mhm, with Kppclmens f ;
Nav:il Aivltitrriu e if .all gts"tA rcord or
WiuiilHrfxil xiIolta raore , JnlereftUnjr than
fiction; Price only C. . It srli everywhere,
gulllSJ. C. .Mrct'KUV, PhOn., Pa.
A LEX. If. STEPHENS.
TUettf; of thU iltuatrious patriot and stalct
m, ly r . II. ktox. author X "Ltlo of
Han. Uaumck " 1u.1:sthjiti:d. Taper W
e-nis ; ' :lotu, 25 e'ente. - l'oslaye Ftami!i re
'elved. Not sold by aalef e. vauiV'ftno fre.
. '"TlIK MOST i'MQLK -.VKNTUHs. J A. L1TK
BAliT V t T WHICH TUB li;HUC.MAf RKK!
tKEATKU.? pjiy Amerlrai., Nahnte.
KHlN B. A1.1CN, Fublher, J Veyfit.,
New Tork.. . 1 , ' way2l-4vr
f"5f "MOORE COUNTY GRIT'
-J vfl. CORN MILLS AND UlLLSTOSES,
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RPfiT i n th r v jii 1 1 Li i . j
'Z&ZZ Branch Of5c,-Cf,3Ho W
f tr-MVnoS THIS PAI -
BURNHAM;
- PAMPHLET FREE t5CT
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WEAK AND INFLAMED
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Cure Tear Drop, Granulation. Stye Turner.
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