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The Daily Review, JOSH. Tf JAMES, Editor & Prop. WIOXINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1883 . - Entered at the Postoffice at Wilmington, X. C, as second-class matter. SELF-MADE AND SELF- - -made, r . Any man, says the New York World who amasses a fortune through honora ble conduct and steady application in business through superior ability" and industry J n a profession, or by the exercise of intelligence, judgment and perseverance in any honest pursuit, deserves respect. Such men are plentiful in New York and are scattered all over the United States. In a young and growing coun try and under a tree government there is ample opportunity for their growth. The late Edwin D. Morgan was one of them. Peter Pooper was another. The elder Astor and A.. T. Stewart take rank in the honorable list. The names of Havemeyer, Hewitt , Royal Phelps and a hundred others might be quoted to show that we have a good share of such meritorious people in the metropolis. But there are self made millionaires of another character. Who will pre tend that the honors due to such citi zens as we have named ought to be extended to Jay Gould, Vanderbilt, Russell Sage and others, who owe their enormous wealth to very different methods? While the Coopers, Hewitts and Astors acquired their millions by intelligence, industry and rectitude, the Goulds sages and Vanderbilts have be come self-made millionaires through very different practice. The Money Kings of Wall street and the railroad kings of Fortyssccond street become literally "selt-made" by a curious process. ' They obtain posses sion of a charter or crant, a telegraph line or a railroad, get up a "ring" in in? aitcction, meet together in the board room, and with the aid of lax laws double or quadruple the .capital stock and go forth with doubled or quadrupled millions. Now and then they : sell out all the stock they own in a corporation and then enzulf it in some.' rival com pany. They make pools to put a stock up or down as they please. When they "get the power they issue bonds'or stock to themselves without paying' a dollar to the victimized company. In all these operations the 'people are the sufferers. An , honorable merchant benefits those with whom he does busi ness. The Money Kings who vote themselves new millions by stock watering put extra charges on the public for railroad fares, telegraph messages and transportation at each operation. Of course they do nothing illegal, according to the decisions of judges elected by their, aid. The Gov ernment does not allow money io be issued by a bank without the deposit of ample security. But the laws inter preted by railroad judges permit the Money Kings to issue the representative of unlimited money in the shape ot millions of watered stock without a dollar of security or of value to rest npon. We respect the selfjmado' millionaire whose wealth is the well-earnftd re ward of intelligence, industry, energy and rectitude. Wo do not respect the self-made Money Kings whose millions are accumulated by practices more re markable for sharpness than for integrity. It is not generally known that the Government employes at all the sub treasuries, mints and assay offices are provided with arms to defend them selves and protect the valuable property intrusted to their care in case of danger from riot or robbery. In the far West, -oiutlift &ssmr. omr-a. in. I ! fllen.i. M . T.. for instance loaded revolvers 'are always within easy reach ot the employes, and although there is not considered to be much probability that attempts will ever bo made to carry off the Govern ment funds, it is regarded as better to be prepared for all contingences. The Northern Pacific Bailroad guests on the icvcuii cAuuiBiuu weie auown inrougu - the assay office at Helena, and when they looked npon nuggets of solid gold worth $1,000. which could bo put in a man's pocket, and gold bricks valued at $20,000.-they commended as wise all the precautions taken for the security of the Government property. The ' Secretary ot the Treasury : has just orv dered lour Gat ing guns, 200 carbines laud 250 revolvers for the New York sub-treasury, where the Government , has many millions constantly on hand, the Philadelphia mint and assay offices in the far West, and for the latter fiftys five long-range rifles have also been ordered. Complete returns from -three-fourths of the counties -of Ohio indicate that Judge Hoadly's majority will not fall far below thirteen thousand. This is a loss of about seven thousand votes from the extraordinary record of last ; year," and that, too, on a phenomenally , large vote 4 The same ; rcturns;incllcate that") tho prohibition : amendment .has been sixty to eighty thousand-. The J ofiicial vote also shows that (the Democra s were unable to bold anything like the whole German vote, and that j they made surprising gains in unexpected places. Everything considered, the Ohio man will find much to study with care in the returns from the latest elec tion in hU State, ft j MOONSHINE. 'i i It's a proud day for Boston.. Five of her citizens have been appointed judges of a cat show. j I In all intellectual pursuits a hill must come, or the mind will give away. The base ball season is over, j Two ostriches in California have kicked their mates to death. The mules in that country have ' a 'discouraged look. i Adancerou3 summer resort: Man chased-her-by-the-sea4 Why not change its name to "Villainsslill-pursued-her-by-the-sca?" Life) "It was a hard thing to build a church, a harder thing to pay for it, and a harder thing still to fill it," is the dis heartening remark of a worn out preacher at Cheyenne; W. T. A Wisconsin man has j returned eighteen cents that he stole from the government. It is doubtless fortunate for the government; that this Winconsin man. in his mad pursuit of wealth, did not take an entire quarter. j The lightning struck a man out in Ohio, and when the news was broken to his wife, she asked in a sad but sur prised tone of voice, "Is he dead?" Yes," was the reply.f' "Poor John; then the lightning must have struck him more than once." j j An "old bachelor' writing in the Philadelphia Call says: 'Conjugal infelicity is earth's most fiery hell, and it is the result of bad courting." Why a man who is experiencing that sort ot domestic atmosphere should, sign him self an "old bachelor" is obvious. But he shouldn't go behind the I returns. Norristoivn lief aid. i ' Fou Dyspepsia, Indigestion, De pression of Spiritsin(l General Debili ty, in their various forms,; also as a preventive against ; Fevef" and Ague, and other Intermittent Fevers, the "Feuiio-Piiospiiouated 'Eeixir of Calisaya," made by, Caswell, Haz ard & Co., New York, and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic; and for patients recovering frdm Fever or other sickness, it has no equal. I tu 2w PERSONAL. cold- i Judge Hoadly's wife is said to be handsome. ' , j Gen.- Hancock is going to recuperate his health'inMexico. .Gen. Schofield will lleave San FranV Cisco Jul ouiooeo this Week. , ' ' Bismarck thinks GiaOou ;g blooded and has a healthy mind. Miss Chamberlain, the noted Ameri can beauty, is with her mother in Parts. j w ' Mrs. Cornwallis )Vest is. said to be freckled,, which is an astounding and grievous bit of news. j The Crown Princess of 'Germany seems to be a woman of as versatile talent as Sarah Bernhardt, but she has not yet gone on the st age. i It is said that the Comte de Paris did not goto the Comte de Chambord's funeral because he was afraid of being arrested and exiled. (This does: not Mrs. Julius Brehman'was the name ot a Pennsylvania woman of unblem isbed character and rel'gious life, who committed suicide because she thought she was not as good as she thought she ought to be. Mr. Hercules L. Dausmann, ot St. Louis, who is known as a great buyer ot paintings, nas added fave horses to his favorate objects of purchases, and is said to have about $100,000 Worth of valuable trotters. SHOUTS. ! Boston girls never giggle. They i . . mereiy express tueir aengnt ov a dreamy, far away, North Pole smile. A spring has been discovered in Tex- as, me water oi wnicn, it is alleged cures all the ills of the flesh and minis ters to a mind diseased. It is at Toy aie, ana one oi the remarkable cures mentioned is that of a Texas ranger. who was hopelessly insane. j - A private letter Irom Mazatlan, pub lished in the ban k rancisco Bulletin, ffives a lerribic mcture ot the vAvrLtroa w - - r- ; --r- o Uo vol low lovor there. The wrifnr- says : 4 4 Out of jan 1 opera company numoenng thirty-one members, all ot whom reached here in frond hpnlth seventeen died in less than three weeks. lnciuuing me prima dopna.77 Mcr. CaDel was asked whatstmoV him most torcib v in this cbuntrv. and h replied: "lhe precoc.ousness of children." He says that while-in Bal timore the Archbishon took- him m w w u ws on a lady. While making the-' visit i a uuj ituu - jiuars camt; m ine. room, and his mother said : M to the Archbishoc " H obnvpd ny. ana. noiuing out nis hand, said: "liow do, Arch?" . Slaughter Bassett of T-exincfnn Kv paid $5 for the front door sill of the old courthouse at that place, when the building was torn down.; jit is of stone, and is prized by Bassett because Henry Clay and AardV Burr stood upon it when the latter asked him- to defend him and ho pledged his honor that he was innocent of an attempt at a Wests era conspiracy. Receiving the! pledge, Clay appeared m Burr's (defence, but afterwards declined to speak to him when he found out that Burr had lied. Abraham Krciser's twol daughters have dwelt in a small log jhut in the mountains near Indiantown, i Pennsyl vania, for thirty-eight years past, aloof from all other human beings. The two hermits are about 60 years of age. In sneaking to each other for t h speak to others they sing- their - words with longdrawu drawls. (They are hard workers, and can swing the axe and fell larso trees.. Thev any thing from tramp to bear. They sleep with their axes . by the bedside. It 1S Said that both VPT dlMnnnM in lo ve: about forty years so. . ' J Watd&nt bc tcithout Dr. Benson's. Celery and CJiamomile pills if they cost SI. a pill. Tliey cured me of neuralgia, oj "9 years standing 1 Joseph Snyder, Paxions; Pa. 50 cts. per box, at drug gists.v : -? An Entbusiastlc endorsement. Gokiiam, N. H., July 14, 18791, . (5 extS Whoever you -are. I don't know; but I thank the jord ami feel gratefai to you to know that in this world of adulterated medicines there is one compound that proves and does all it advertises to do, and more. Four years ago I had a slight shock pf, palsy, which unnerved me to such an extent that the least excitement would make me shake like the ague."- Last May I was induced to try Hop Bitters. I used one bottle, but did not see any change, another did so change my, nerves that they are now as steady as they, ever were. It used to take both hands to write, but now my good right hand writes this. Now, if you continue to manufacture as honest and good an ar ticle as you do, yon will accumulate an honest fortune, and confer the greatest blessing on your fellow-men that was ever conferred on m nkind. TIM BURCH. Dr. Benson's Skin Cure is without peer. It consists of both external, and internal treatment and costs only $1. per package. At druggists. 1 There are two sides to a liquor drink-J ing question, and it's best to keep the liquor on the outside " . 'Mother Swan's Worm Syrup.' Infallible, tasteles, harmless, cathar tic; tor feverishness, restlessness, worms, constipation. 25c. 1 A New Hampshire graveyard contais a tombstone erected to the raemooy of "three twins." A Great Blood Medicine. One oi tne best medicines ever known lor the cure of diseases arising from impure blood, no matter from what cause, is Rosadalis. It is a great al terative medicine as well as a blood purifier. It cures Scrofula, Swellings, Goitre, Skin Diseases. Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, &c. Read the following im portant letter from a distinguished gentleman in Florida: iLakk Ikena, Fr.A , June 10th, 1882. 2-1 have been a great sufferer for 15 years, not able to walk Irom an injured leg. Have tried many M. D.'s and their remedies to little purpose. I be lieve ROSADAUS will cure me. Send me one dozen by steamer. ' It was recommended to me by a Iriend. I have taken 2 bottles, and find it helping me. The Druggists who usually keep it are out of it, and I cannot afford to wait the slow arrival of their supplies. JOHN T. BEEKS. 1 Supt. Board of Public Instruction. . : ". - Not a case lor occulists The teacher who has a pretty pupil in his mind's ye. j " i ' " Knoxville, Rev. Mr. Greenfields, Tenn., writes as follows: Nervine permanently cured my son of epileptic nts." Here's food for thought. Sold by druggists, $1.50 A country paper advertises for board for man and wile with gas. A Spartan Heroism' is often exhibited by a delicate woman during the extraction of teeth. But why not save them in time, with SO ZODONT, and thus obviate the neces sity ot taxing one's fortitude? The tenants of v the mouth are far more likely to remain .and do good service, if this sovereign protective is used as a safeguard against1 their untimely des truction. The experience and evidence pi hosts of people proves this sanatary fact. 1 A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. By One of the Fools. "Why pardon my remarking it but, my t i rlear old friend, how changed you arc. I de clare you must have lived very high or very fast to have driven tbe color out of your hair and the spring out of your step this fashion.' Looking at the sunset on the river from the grounds of his place up the Hudaan, my school chum who Is now one of the best known mln- I v log experts in the country answered: ''It wasn't fast living did it, but Irtyspepsia and nervous collapse, if rom over-work. I ought to have stopped years before I did. I was a fool But who Isn't, if you come to that ? I am thirty-five years old' writes Mr. Charles II. Watts, of Somers, Putnam Co., N. Y., and had suffered from dyspepsia for fifteen years. Went the round of the current remedies, ; falsely so called. Listlessly and without hope I gave Pakkkh's Toxio a trial. The result may be stated In three words!, it cttred me. I endorse now without hesitation. It Is the dyspeptic's refuge." Mrj G. B. Cole, druggist, of Carmel, N. Y., certifies to the truth of Mr. Watts' statement. - : Hiscox Co., proprietors, can especial at tention td the fact that this preparation, winch ha& been ktfown as Parker's gin ger Tonic, will hereafter be called simply Pasker'S Toxic. As' tmm-incinled dealers are constantly deceiving their customers by substituting inferior articles under the name of ginger, and as ginger is really an unlmpor tant flavoring ingredient, we drop the mislead ng woni. f .. .. i There is no chanae. however, in the nrenara. (ton itself, and all bottles remaining in the nanus oi ueaiers, wrapped u inter the name of Parker's Gikgkr Tonic, contain the gen uine medicine if the fac simile signature of IIiscox & Co. is at the bottom of the outside wrapper, f oct 11-dAw - Farmers, Tate Notice. JLCORRIS' HOG CHOLERA COMPOUND la just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Cbol era and all diseases to which Swine are sub- lectf' It will TVATlt that ihwofnl rfluvau known aa Trichnse, and will put your hogsln a uumj, nemtnj conaiuon, clearing sue MXX ncys, liver Ac, of worms and parasites tMnntU&nrf Will. If irivprt tvtiMv mm1iii fn alrections, cure 10 hogs of the Cholera and put OA L .Max . . . . . . - 4T- uvkb m m conmuoD uj lanen ixt one naoi ine nSTlAI tlmft- themhir nilnenna in1-f nf (tin -fnnA . The iarmcra of Ihiplin county are giving It the praise,; . All farmers should bay apack MISCELLANEODS: Tor sale .-whclesala and retail, by T7.; H. I . "Sutter and Be strong." That is an old saying; and it is in some respects true that strength comes through suffering. Every body, ought to know how to bear pain. Those who can bear it bravely, patiently, and manfully are incom parably happier than the poor fel lows who are all the time making frightful faces and uttering grievous groans. . If we must suffer, let us learn how to make the best of it, and to suffer as cheerily as possible. , . But we, may do better than to suf fer. We may learn how to get rid of the suffering. That will be a great improvement on even the most na tient way of bearing pain. The trouble with nine out ot every ten sufferers is not that1 they can "suffer and be strong," but tfiat in their suffering they are weak and misera ble and ailing and languid and de bilitated and dolefuL Not only are they wretched themselves, but they add to the sum of human wretched ness by imparting much of their misery to others. Now, as to getting rid of the misery, and abolishing some of the suffering. I We will "do it with Brown's Iron Bitters. There-is joy in every bottle of this valuable iron medicine. It is a medicine wliich is responsible for much of the mastery which has been gained over suffering. It brings iron to the blood in such a way that this needed element assimi lates with the circulation, sending through arteries and veins that rich, red-colored vital fluid so essential to vigorous life. Here is the-strength which triumphs oyer weakness, and casts out disease with its consequent suffering. The stomach is made strong, and dyspepsia has to go. The liver is vitalized, and liver com plaint must depart. The nerves are toned up, and sufferers from neural gia are made cheerful. The "bad blood" is made good, and rheuma tism loses its I hold.- What is the use of suffering, when our neighbor the druggist keeps Brown's Iron Bitters?, 7 octlS-lw nrra tc dAw c th MISCELLANEOUS FIFTEEN FACTS- Neuralgic and Nervous Headache removed oy. Dr Benson's celery ana Chamomuo inis. JInmni'a. '3wf ula . TTlrrpra nontoh ofnrp ur lienson's Skin Cure. Internal and external Dr Benson's Skin Cure consists of internal and external treatment at same time and it makes the skin white, soft and smooth. It contains no poisonous drugs. $1 at druggists. Oh, how my headaches ! Remove the cause uy ur. xMjneoH s ciery ana unamomne irius. . Tender ItclSngs In any part of ihebotly cureu Dy ur. isenson's aKin cure, 'lis dcs . Headache banished, no matter what cause. sick, nervous, neuralgic, dyspeptic. Which is it ? It can be effectually removed by Dr. Ben son's Celery and Chamomile Pills. Mck headache, distressing maladr, cured by Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills, Makes the skin soft, white and smooth. it lsenson'd skin Cure. .Elegantly put up. Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills contain no opium, quinine, or other harmful drug, ana are highly recommended for head ache, neuralgia and nervousness. 50 cents at druggists. r : ' Periodical Headaches fly before Dr. Ben son's Celery and Chamomile Pills. All drug gists. j Hair and Scalp diseases thoroughly cured llV Dr I) V Ttpncnn,a KUn f!nr Vnnn lll-a it Dr. Benson's Skin Cure consists of Internal and external I treatment at same time and it makes the skin white, soft and smooth. It contains no poisonous drugs. $1 at druggists Dr. Benson'. Celery and Chamomile Pilla cure headaches of every nature promptly, also Elearantly put up. two bottles In one nack age, is Dr Benson's Skin Cure. All druggists, sure. Headache banished, no matter what cause. sick, nervous, neuralgic, ayspeptic. w men is 11 it can ue effectually removed by Dr Ben son's Celery and Chamomile Pills. C. N. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale Ageafrfor lt. v. xsenson s Kemeaies, lis Fulton St., ew ion. tune y-iw-Ch-sat-nrm . -. . . , i Loss and Oain. . CHAPTEB I. 'I was taken sick a year ago With billious fever." "My doctor pronounced me cared, but I got sick again, with terrible pains in ray back and sides, and I got so bad I ! . - Could not move! I shrunk! - . From 228 lbs. to 120! I had been doctorins for mv liver, hut it MA m good. I did not expect to lire more than three months. I began to nse Hon Bitters. Directly my appetite returned. my pains left me , my entire system seemed renewed as if by magic, and alter using several bottles I am hot only as sound as a sovereign but weigh more than I did before. To Hop Bit ters I owe my life.' I-, .!'.,'. II. J?ITZPATRICK. Dublin, June 6, '81. How to Get Sick EnosA day and night; eat too much without exercise: work too hard Wit lint if rocf . doctor all the time; take alj the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know how to get well which is answered in three words Take Hop Bitters! . -: ., .. oct20d&w lm. . THE SEASHORE ! HOTEL BRUNSWICK ! v SiiniiyiLLE, N. C. SEASIDE HOTEL ! WRIGHTSVIIXE, N. C. WholesalA small orders J 1ft z 15. L PERKY, Proprietor rjinESE TWO SUMMER RESORTS W11J, be. open MONDAY, MAY 28. , j 1 "The Hotel Brunswick, at 8mlthville, is 25 miles below Wilmington, and accessible by two first class eteamers, making two trips dally. - , . '1 The Seaside Hotel la situated in a large grove on Wright8ville Sound; is composed of cotta ges for families, and within 7 miles of Wil mington, ai the head of a fine Shell Koad, the best in the Southern country. , BOTH HOTELS IN FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN. v. ... - -" 1 ' " '- - 1 r Good surf and still water bathing. Kvery variety of Fish, and abundance of Oysters, Clams and Crabs. Spacious Ball Rooms, wHh fine Bands of Music 1 Ten-Tln Alleys, Billiards and Bar. Terms, moderate. -: .4 mav 25 ' I ' First National Bank of Wil mington,; I- in.. 1 JW York. 1 BAQGIXa 1 Stn.mlav1 . : . EB............ 1 nlVv"vh:t.-:::" Hi ""WBa: Shoulder, y ft Iitnu........ .. ; lD' - i7k Shoulders......... i2 DRY SALTEB-l . opf JO......... Seoomi IlAni KW KW YnrW tiz BEESWAX, V lb ... BRICKS, V M BUTTER, 1? nV North Carolina.,.. Northern........ ., Wilmington.. . Northern.......... CANDLES, y By Sperm Tiaiow.........., Adamantime....... CHEKS1 y By i i i Northern Factory. ' Dairy, Cream.... . OC&IC.. ......... COFFEE, V b Java....................., CORN &IAL, V1 "busir Ux saVk ... 1 on I 1 60 18 ' 7 SO 0 00 644 j . u a " is 2: .1 1 M COTTON TIES. V ImnrtlT . DOMESTICS i 1 u 8heetlng, 44, V rd. .... i Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl. ... u Mackerel No. l half m"ll S? l Mackerel No. bbl.... 5S ! Mackerel, No. ?, V half bbV ! 2 H v Mackerel! No. a& km ddi" til Mullets, V bbl......";..'."" J 5 ll Mullets, Porkbbls.. ...! , ? FERTILISERS, r 2,000 ttl CAPIT.VLlSrOCK SURPLUS FUND.. - t2M,000 ..... 66.090 Deposits received and collections? made op ' I . " . - all accessible poinf s in the United States. . I DIRECTORS E. E. BURRUSS, D. 6. WORTHS A. MARTIN, ! JASjSPRUNT, -! - ' f GEORGE C H A D BOU RN. I OFFICERS!: E. E. BURRUSS i A. KJ.WALKER President. Cashier 2; in i. octs r I'll tako your Ukcmesses, And take them flae. ; 111 fix your watches i , To keep good time; I do ail work welt. Entrusted to me. If you don't believe it , . ry me, ana see. J.L. WINNER, - Phct?rraphor and Jeweler. W. LARKINS A'srt Cashier apl 23 No rth 1 Carolina Resources . "One of the most useful series of descrip tive books ever publishc i about any State ' Boston Post.. ... . .... I y . ..." ., ,. Hale's Industrial; Series. Two Volumes " ow Ready. ' - I. The Woods and Timbers of Noiith Carolina Curtis s, Kmmors. aDd Kerr's Botanical Reports; supplemented by accurate Courty Reports of Standing Forests, and Illus trated by an excellent Map of the tate. 1 Volume 12mo. Cloth; 273 pp., $1.25. II. In the Coax, and Ikon CorxNTrcs of NoRTn t'AKOUKA Emmons. KerrV, Lald ley's, Wilkes, and the Census Reports; sup plemented by full and accurate sketches of the Fifty six Counties and Map of the State. , 1 Volume 12mo. Cloth. 425 pp., $1.50. 8oldby all Booksellers, or mailed postpaid, on receipt of the price, by i , -. E J. HALE & SON, Piibllshers, Booksellers and Stationers. I Vpw Yrtrb Or. P. M. HALE, Publisher, Raleigh, N C sept 29 . . ..... - W Tobacco. E HAVE FULL LINES OF TOBA i Baugh's PhMpT,a.V.V SS 51 Carolma FeruSlzer 2 2 I v.wuuu AUUW .......... M M Bone Meal.... 1 S2 Bone Flour....... lll'ni Navassa Guano ?l Complete Manure ....'.VmS n?APte--- Si Si Berirer A Rutz'a V KJExcellenza Cotton. French's Cn.rlrknfttA French's Agricultural Lime.... 8 a FLOUR, bbV-, r " 8 ! -..OW tsi 0 SO Mi. - . 6 oo i,! 5 75 AU VI.A . orinern super. " " Extra...... - V Family City MUls Extra. . . . H1U it m . ... . GRAIN, V bushel- . Corn, from store, haim vrhua i Corn, cargQfin bulk, white.. I Com, cargo, in bags, white.. Corn, cargo, mixed, hi bagt.. jow i'eas...... HIDES, Vftv- Green Dry............. HAT, V 100 as-Eastern. Western..... HOOP IIRON, ft !...." LARD.V lb- Northern.. North Carolina.... 66 C5 1 (0 ' t I 10 jj V Hi 1 a is! Ml! c i0 LIME. barrel. .......'. i 40 LUMBER. Cltv Kitwwi wufi Ship Stuff, rcsaweil.... 18 00 Rough Edgo Plank. ..15 00 West India Cargoes.according to quality..... is 00 IrfHHftd Finn rl nor unannri IB Mt (-) , wwvu v.. a . w vv Umi M Scantling and Board, com'n.. 12 00 cut MOLASSES. V irallnn-. New Crop Cuba, in hbd..... " " In bbls...... ' Porto Rico, Inhads..... ." In bbls Sugar House, in hhda.. ....... 77 ir. ubls. : SniT In hhla. 2 NAILS, Reg, Cut. lOd basis.. 0 00 tn AfTO 1& 11 . J . i - . Kerosene... 4,. Lard ... Linseed........ Rosin Tar.. Deck and Spar. POULTRY Chickens, Uve, grown. 33 Spring..............' 20 Turkeys..................;..-.. 75 PEANUTS V bushel V POTATOES, V bnshel- 1 Sweet.......... 60 ; Irish, Vbbl...... 5 60 PORK, V barrel 1 City -Mess.... ...I. 23 BC Prime- woo Rump.....:. , 17 00 RICE Carolina, V lb. i . . . . . . . . Rough, y bushel RAGS, V Jb-Country.... City. ROPE, V ft..... SALT, .aack. Alum jLdvcrpoo -. Lisbon... American SUGAR, V ft Cuba Porto Rico A Coffee....'. B 00 3 : t CIS C2I OC 0 I 0 00 0 a 09 $ 90 U 1 11 HQ 90 90 00 00 a 1 an an 011 01 a s which we are Celling EIGHT CENTS under prices prior to May 1st. . Also a very large stock of' GROCERIES and PROVISIONS at bottom figures. WORTH & WORTH. Sash, Doors, Blinds, I White Lead, Paints, L : i.- . 1,.- French Window Glass. AGENCY FOR N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT ' CO'S READY PREPARED PAINT. ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND get our prices before purchasing. The fact that our Paints are from the celebrated Fac torlesbf Wetherm & Co., and Harrison Bros Co., Itaufficient guarantee for their quality and purity. . ' ' - A fine line of Cooking Stoves at Factory Prices, In addition to our large and full HARDWARE STOCK, to which your "attention is respectf ully Invited. NATH'L JACOBfiT - 0 an Oil 1 0 0H 021 on 1 01 i ua 95 0111 110 1UO 14Vt0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1O0 6 0 sept 2 : 10 South Front 1st FLEMMING HOUSE. Ex C Crushed.. SHmGLES.7in.tf'M....2: 10 60 011 uommon..... Cyprees Hearts. R. O. HncrchPAf. TAT.Tmr ik TIMBER, V M feeShippjjjg'w 00 0 FineMfll. .. .i...i.,...:.....1125 01?! Mill Prime... .J 1 ; Mill Fair....... 6000 Common Mill 9 00 Of - Inferior to Ordinary. ......... 0 00 0 WHISKEY, y gal Northern.. 1 00 0 North Carolina-... 1 00 0lf WOOL, y ft Washed... 0 J r Unwashed... fl 0 W. J. CAIiAIS. Propr OITUATEP AT THE VERY FOOT of the Eluei Ridge, within sight and easy reach ot some of the most famous peaks.- The Roan IkT Altntftlw . M r n . L. t . . . . . uwr pvuifcBox uiM;rc5s are near. , -1 will be pleased to correspond with parties clean bed?, airy rocms and prcrt ecrvlco gr.arsntecd.. 'zTZZi low. - t ,1883. Harper's Youbg People, I 'A WTTTncmo tvirn nmiiin v Iff Paid SUITED TO BOTI AKD GIKL8 OF TKO". : TOT eiXTZXS TEAKS Ot AGB. . .Vol IV, commences Norember ?, The i Young People has been frfm tbe tj successful beyond anticipation. a 1 ping Post - til uy adheres that, namely, of 8nppmS vicious DaDers for the vounir. wlUi Vfl more attractive, as well as more holeww- Bonon journal. s i t . , T7 . .1......! .rlrf.V contents generally, it Is unsurpasfiea vj pubHcation of tb kind yet brought W" notice. Pittsburgh Gaxettt. " " - TERMS tr; : HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, J cl & ; Per Year, Postage Prepaid, ?" ...... 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