' : Tnesl3ayI)eceinjber 3.9, 1871:
Editor ud - Proprietory to
TRB CIBCULATJONk OFi THE MOJZN-
' tiir RID SCENES AT-JSANDItlNG-
. The recent severe illness of the beir to
the'Er&lSIf Osrofiefwai a& cvenwell cal
culated in 4hex present condition of the
- , public miudrto Agitate poUUcal and Social
Prince of "Wales is not a popular favorite.
; . The gxiaeenjhismQther, Jerself, has
" -:-. lost in iH4idnOhe peppbf Iter
iljl'r nuted fandness fcaVnftssfArftfcbe and
.-n. onaccountf :her lioiOTSglectof
public afiairs:. since, ihe 'eath of Prince
. Albert... Indeed, the people oj ngian a
- are beginning : to ask JthemTBtfc jques
V iioa' atSUWr cosllj fehow
4f loyioi
inevitaWe second question follow,) " Is
- not ; republicanism - thaperd?etterr
The toiling masses of Great Britain will
' not be satisfied as' long as the present
cosUy and ' magnificent government is
- maintalried largely at their expense. They
1 wtllIskTtTt' and Vlf their
- pure'si inVmbsl. inlet igenl representatives
will-not come boldl IbrwaKl -ad; speak
r ; ; , for them,, second class en fanatics and
" " Ngnoramuses;wili. There are leaders in
;. "the JAraf ij'f England who are
qualified in every respect but? moral jfirm
ness to champion thj interests of the og
injr'classes.. Iti would, be far, more natural
for these men to represent the laboring
pedpfe than ; that MrV Disraeli 'and the
Tory party should form with them that
singular coalition projected by Mr. Scott
' Russell nnhjsiri of
. fikmfcdv7prkingmcaht'J 1
4 Bur whelherthe laln se'nsibteHRussell,
or the fiery, communistic ; Odger, of the
impetuous, theatrical Dilke, or the states
- ' man Bright, or the', cultivated, conscien
tious but somewhat vacillating Gladstone,
.shall either of them or neither ile-ad the
English people into, the republican ' fold,
1 ' it seems pretty certain they will get . there J
Deiore tne reigning nouse oi xiauuyc s
very much older. ' " These vexing, haunting
problems' of what will constitute the
- English future will not down at the bid-
dinjr.v They recur at every new phase
. affairs aume. The illness of the young
V - - Piince of Wales surrounded by his weep
4ing family i aioltffiatipwho have
- no reason to love him or- his looking on in
sympathy, is almost dramatic in its intense
; ' , interest. jhe English are eminently a
makes tbemf respect the perishing "shreds
ofJ monarchical rule. 1ieyare also a
kindly afiectionecTpeoplfi. xr The; recollect
tion of the earlieryearsot jyictoria reign,
when the young, pure hearted and en
, thusiastic sovereign knit the hearts of all
" En&:lishmen firmly in loyal devotion to
herself and House, yet lingers in England
and this'devotion though' sensibly lessened
. is .strong enough to make itself- manifesi
on the occasion of these sad scenes at San-
dringham.'-
THE PURITY OF TUB PUBLIC SER
, TICE.
The independent Republicans in the
United States Senate are givingtne Ad
ministration a very warm "i time Ini the;
interesting debates on the organization olJrake cicre orless exercise in the-opett air
a committee on retrenchment which took.JVery ilay; Allotr yotirself some innocent
place last week and which-terminated ini
the defeat of Mr, TrUmbuirs Yprotiso, the!
aavaniage wasTeryi;ieariy,WKu uq re
. formers. ' The ablc speeches . of . Messrs.;
i Schurz and Tram bull put the GHnt Sena'
tcrs in aflotter.'.. VixL-ifS0W:
Now, this subject of - the purification of
-the civil service Is the main subject at this
. , ; vtinie agitating the public, an should well
V have the preference given it in the legisla
' . tion of thV present CJtfjgjjB.iiS
last thing the Ad'jniiiistration intends! do
- "A.ing is. ta make-. -xeforas, j . Its plrominent
' v 7 jeldefs ia Ctihgtess have, ; nipped 1 in the
'bud every moTement looking towards re
. 'X- trenchmenti hoseof-the Republican
- - leaders like jilessrs. Schurz, Trumbull and
-'.' Bamberg
' ' Vknowing.darermaintaih?
.speak tbeir rnid before A J ne &enare las
,: ff thnv have done before C the i neonle. while
v".: tbey., feei '.tnatfTtneyi ariin?a(faeCifleaf
50 t'conypu Pf fomidPi neir btt ste was Mbbljgjd M,
party, amyet conscious, that inMly-Ag
nave a record: to maRe ana are . qeter -
mi ned to mater ' that record a clean,
honest jjnejregfjrdless of'parCyjdictation'
r"Mt wji jutnKFnrF,'73'mci.wiure-
tna.in Tmanent'estranrr 1 frorhimd m
mnfSnflv. . .. 'i-1"" v, !,'"':
i vy'Xhpt tdtecTtfp that
X - We 111 etUe'fuWreitWlmileri
1 ; u .aUJ cccc.o- Auwuca
all Ca.hodc&v.Jjeb
nr- -Pfesident and iee toidt(ithoiitM
.: ! J .1 il ..a L ' m i - .-- . r
oi iae laiacrsciot tne party the ment"'
r,'r?w8?., Foar"
' fteKTOaVM! ;ope for aftef lh
ivauere luoisiay with a party ad oV
: .it .- . . i. . .T i r. . . I
; organization. Thev sav tnf Li?.4'r. HPWAjirFuwff1'
:.'....-?.' '...1.1..:..-,... yjr't. i f". uc Iluri-
fied to command ; their allegiance.
aa? that thieving? androbbery ! aii)tfcr
unblushing outrages mast ceaseVand. that
radical reforms must be instituted in every
brkncj
throw themselvs back on their origbjal
t rights "as citizens, unbound byJ.slayisti
ing corruption tina too craziue&a c,4
linagers arenas basininglitr ; jr-t
managers
. . V a - : 4
TEe hope of - the country; fgitbaefeat
of Grant. Only in his overthrowjf there
any chance for a restoration of tlibsS tibe
ties wrenched la way vfromriie Je
the party in power. ,The Prcsidlent is
gathering! undhim evetyjptical
vampire in the landndihey'arQ sucking;
the life blood of the people. ;
I When the peopie"arise: fin' tieirwrath
and drive oqt the bats' aid -thf keepgr,
then ma v! we hope for good, and fconest, 1
and pure government, and not nnm thenj
In republics all laws must ongina
the people. ' If the 'source lsiforrobt the
streams will be corrupt, and f the people,
who are the fountain-head under our dem
ocratic system, .permit the politicians to
muddy the waters of the head Jpringi the
whole system must suffer from.the Jricon
venience anJ inj ury; resulting Tbi peo
ple must start the reform ball and keep it
in motion untillthe last thieving Jpl?teeman
isdriven'out. Nothing short 01 toe most
thorough and sweeping changes fwiU an
iwer. vvnen me - souu, , uouesi mnnaco,
fully . awake . to a "sense of their .critical
danger, civil-service reform,-about which
h5emrtf5nd0ibera haje.
had so much, to say, will be effectualefv
SPAIN'S BELLICOSE ATTITUDE
Is no to be numbered with the humors
of the times. " It may be likened to a tem
pest in a teapot, a flirt's anger, a rpstiiSr
personation Of Himletanything in which.
the. impotency rof tha things realized, is
contrasted, with the raaghftude of.thecori
ception. Spain under Charles V.' was Jthe
proud Queen of the nations Spain under
Amadeus is barely mistress of her own re
duced possessions. Her sudden flare Up,
then, with the United States" because Mr.
-Grantthe Weaklesidat iherQi; has, at
jMtwaked'up to fiTsiight sense of dignity
and! seems determined to make Spain be
have herself, is amusing, very. What does
this country care for the four , thousand
additional troops sent to Cuba?r If .we
cared to, we could annex the "Ever Faith
ful Isle,"- with, her thousands of mixed
bloods and simon pure African barbarians.
But as we have some of this sort; of citi
zens of our own to spare, it would be
better to postpone the luxury of snnpTA.
tronView years. . . u. jzt,:;
' - Jyspepfels,
If a man wishes to cet rid of dyspepsia,'
i t f
be must give his stomach and brain 1 less
to do. It will be of no service for-him to
follow any particular regimen to live on
chaff-bread, or any- such stuff to weigh
his food, &c so long as the brain is in , a
state of constant excitement. Let .that
have proper rest, and the stomach will
Dcrform ita functions. But it be pass 14
orr15 hours a day: in liis office;-or pounting
room, and take no exercisoi hisstomach
will inevitably; becbihe' paralyzed: atid',;if
'.', 1 . . - ..... ... .... Lw
ne put notninginio iiJjni a craerji uB,
it will not digest it. - in- many cases m is
the brain that is the primary cause. Give
tht rlAlipfttn ' ofcfjin some ' rest Leave
your Cosiness behind yonwhen you go to
your uome. ua uui si uuwu w jwui uju
ner with your, brows knit and jour rhind
absorbed in casting up interestiiccounta.
Kever abridge the usual hours f$f sleep.
rpr.rR&tion. Eat - moderatel v. slowly,' and
of what votfDlease. provided it!be not the
shovel and tongs. It any particular jdisb
disagrees with you, nowever, - never ioucq
it or look at1t:JJO nonmagiw tpat joi
most livelbttlTVe brea jot oat-m eal por
ridge ;'ft reaso nabW quantity of nutritious
food is essential to tbe mind as well as the
body. " Above alibauish all r thoughts of
tbe subjecti li you nave any ireaues.on
dvsfteDsiaCr domestic edicine,jetc.; put
coogtantlv talking . andthinkingr.rabuttt
f yIpepsiayo wUtsurely- haveiti. ! Ed-
riaavnrtn InrtTPt ttlftt VOU DSTB B HtODiaCU.
Keep axkar conscience ; live temperately;
regularly, cleanly. Be industriousftoo
but be tmpeTa,te.Applet(mJ. Journal., ,
Harder and Suicide.
At South Littleton, Mass., aoout twenty
six miles from Bostona- sbockuig furder
and suicide ourreaWedhes'day a,fte
noonwfifchha ciuisedVrea? 'excite
tbrbusbootJthe vJllagTltrrcfcEeaMng,
I woo .pas resiueu ur ; Buiueuujo . u
onntiVn nart nf Tittleton. latelv be
Addicted WStrtfg drink, andduHng he
j. gha accowiing? Taeciarea .nes.-inienua
yesterday "to repair q JerherV house
rhia rUiflratinn,met with a iorrent oifas-
n'eighboVi og Vatooiv an d cpwna h alf
i-iaxt!d uith-rtrmrr hgietuiued to highonse
Toi- nVwn orTfrtntid th -J. his wife had Ibfeen
fti vir f rra bia DockeksdrjiJThp ex-
4matior,fVGodWF
ri-iri Kn1 v nT fU wife he:
1 .
1 '
afflicted rhildren of tbejonJlVjEtfiod neaf
mtfwlt-itd-ieije the
fVfcartleW "u6rkUiftin Wi.rlcovfer.--
t - n..
F ra"via b:oao T-
punishment increases every year.
pturnea4ctauzxKr oixnetprcj siwarus
ted children oftMfanilyJttfiQd
Thev - :- sxaw . i , : , . . .. - . -- -- - ----- -- : - :
f.p Small-pox isf darnagingtTo
York trade now. . r f 'Sri'
"beer nam ed 'Hymen iJMsSSfi
ptlaSepesi in' warnither f
agentin OMo Is- ntfw a one-legged Federal
fojuntf ntiemepojliopowde
hjr,h:aij5c?r :feiP;!
Thirty even mempersuoi wo
house for
;: . v A......' 4'
steamboatbuilt forxise in: Boston harbor,
taaidM;tinguishinff jfires among Jthe
sWpping on thfe wnirvesi or in streets near
the water. f i'- trgM-a, f; .W fly:t
yTlie icel crop, will lio f ef
large one next year. Every wfiere the ice
rnen are aireaay garnering goou juppiic
of ice. varvins from ; C to 12; "inches; in
thickness,,, t:&M':'&i
iiSK small j child fciils .i'lllinbis;
climbed. upon a chair ta wipe Usface 'on
a; hangidg toweU ..Tne coair suppea, ana
the child, catching; in .xne -towei, -was
hanged byhtoe neckmnd4iedi
The Edinburgh Scotsman : describes1 a'
feat of road steaming 1 It says th at a steam
locomotive has ; Just accojnt plished a jour-
oey wuhout paral!elr-TizVvnnlnS rom
Ipswich to Edinburgh by-road, a distance
Oi DJlies, in, 1 1 uoura vruvoiiiug vumc
This engine, which ?is one of four now be
ing built fo?he;: Indian gorernment by.
Messrs. Ransome?, Blms & Head, of lips"'
wicfit rnderBjtThomp3on8 s patent,vith;
India rubber tires; has been put i through
a 8eries:of most crucial test pending with
the-one'now recorded. . che .is called the
Bavee. nfter one of the Punjaub rivers, and
Is of 14 nominal borse-powerr but has ssy-'
eral times been worked up to 80 indicated
horse-power. Weight, . about a 3 tons ;
length, 15 feet; breadth;- 8 feet 8 inches;
heicht Jto.top nl ; chimney,.. 15 Jeet. :The
omnibus ! weighs about 8 tons," 1 and' is
seated lor 21 people inside, 44 - outside
totaJU CS. 'The description given of the
adventure of the'i travellers is very amus
in?. At J Sto wmarket the town ? pump
would not supply sufficient, water for
the j monster, and at -JNewmarket - the
engineer was refused l.water. at the water-
works. r At Ely a guide was engaged to
pilot the .machine across the fens to Peter
borouzh. and this-' person contrived to lose
hiawaT about. ten miles from Ely. and to
brine bis charge to the brink of a 40-foot
Tivect jUatsidei womeri near tna- Doraers,
w . - m. mm m , - . L . . " ,
a toU man refused to allow a passage; and
steam power had to be applied to bis gates
before tho itavee couia proceecu- me ea-
g'tne was to leave Edinburgh for Jpwich
to-day."r n
Utr Ko Klix Wl tnMsea a
onirlit.
' rn t'he Vrlal of jrW. Avery, at Columbia,
8. C. on the 13th inst.. the chief. witness
for the - government u was 1 Kirkwood llL
membership. described ?Vrafds! arid impli
caiecr lucpTisvnem a saiisiBCburjr (uauuci.
The following ts 'a, part' of his testimony
I made disclosures to Colonel Akerman
at Cartersville Ga I went there to tell
him. I never talked to anybody else about
what1! Knew until I- saw. Colonel Merrill
last week itf Torkville:-- 1 r- ; .t
, Q.--"Where" did ypu fme from1 when
nl bhsinesa there.-1 1 did call "on -Colonel
Akermar"1-W just .alked"abnti;tteat-jers
in generavx'Cttunj iruiu- iuwpf
I bad no business there, but 1 went to see
Colonel Merrilli - He told me tb come down
hereas a witness. He didriot torornise me
anv roofaev or reward!1 1 did receive $200
in Washington : from rtoloneF Akerman's
cleric. -1 'supp08e-it wasto' defray; my
expenses in going to uartersviue,,' is- was
Sixty miles -xrom wnera x was uviog , io
Cartersville. !rt wouldnbt fake that much,
money. The clerk didn't say for what be
oaid me tbe money: He just 'counted it
out to me and r receipted for it. 'J didn't
go to Washington io get; the. money
onlv went: there ttf see tbeeity.!1: i
-Ji The documents accompanying tnejtfresi-
dentH message disclosed 1 a large disburse
ment from the national treasury; Tor tne
been found out here whatbecame of $200
WAemonlrfeWis a man.
in this State who?annof .fspeaV;:t"ot his
fathferi f Previous td tilsbirthbnWdiffi-
hliJlI W-lrviW..V. IlKn.
pandf fdr&eM'ilder&bflimefnsed' to
The difficulty was sub-i
BS-lDbrni ana
it -when sit '
It continued sobtririe hildas i five
years oldrw lien tfteTfather; having ex,L
ness. When the. nnnishroent waa lnflictei
14t;eliciah6flirnrgrjatbap and "groans
Kilfftold bufaiblvmrthe lftfle
iMflerer eoultt tspeak3, thWgnfti Vai a ty
eudeavorea to aoso. auwdo werw pre-
. . .jv.i tui.:4 a:J'
"Tfrl; r ar 't!l efforts .to
Lfconjsewnnijjiift. vVHiw"
duce tneaost joiuenEigi8n groans.
xMnethf raiaa3pleiio4Bhr0ww
ere
; ch utc ti. rinTKitts neliL GUxiwfk Vim aanqaTS
blowftdrhe'obituary-nrtist8,,a
United States benate are wiwBm iu8
f fifty and sixtyr tf'i't -"f
-At a publi"9 anctiou Jn Mor
anfiM ; -irirituck v. "the 'other day, the
j speak with him.' ,
I FBequentiy neaiea-, tne-cmiq wi
fatlipr. Time nroved this. . oOinionv lobe
erefifyBJjdjivatlcst($o crash m! -to the jrotf
T " 7 j . : 5 .
thelarx rUthe Xtocrr-ftticut:-. ptflpifc
Tbewots itppetMea' precrpitatelj Tronr
the tlskLxUjcrc2i t e225SS3ibv,fiwesa
xor rtform- our sacred conslnjciititoj sTfe
iwiKH?9 a whole meetinsnouse tqcSSr
fortunate Christians,
nvnw. A-wrn rEiECAtTTlON.
v -1 v " . - -i-' Vp"
This Is a season tbat tries the frame and tlie
nnnstltuUon. If. there te a weajc upov
either, trie chilling damps, the malariousf ogs,"
4ho varieties ol temeratnro that mark the
omencement of the-winter Season aresure
ta fidlluThArevre Tew systems tnav
hare not a.weafc .epot somewhere,5 and the
wisest thing that ai?ymto'?drrbmanlarriaa
la to fortify it by a course of Hostetter's Stom
acli'Si enemy . a.t bay.
Ittwari'when a city is menacecl rtfie flrs thing
to be done is to atrengthen thd ramparts. The
gam policy shontd be addicted vltti the hu-1
man 'body, when 'its .direst foo, malaria, is
abroad, :'Xf the stomach is weak, this tonio
will lend it vigor df , the bowels are morbidly
sensitive, Jhif alteratire will regulate them" ;
if the liver is inert, this wholesome stimnlant
willirouse it f, there is constipation tola
aperem will cure it j if there is nervous e-
hility, yus nervine will replace it with, nerv
ous vigor ; If there is, impurity in the blood,
tjiis depurent will neutralize it ;'if there is a
cloud on the spirits, this exhilarant will dispel
It. 'These are facts that nave -been demon
strated every day for the last - twenty -years.
Can as much be said for any other medicine
or rather, can asmueh be proved? for anything
maybe said by the unscrupulous, i Do not ac
cept any of the local bitters sometimes recom
mended by .dealers in lieu of the Standard
Kestorative. i dee iT-eodlw-sun wen ra
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Perfectly .Harmless; Reliable; and Instant
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Does not Stain the Skin, but leaves the Hair
Clean, Soft and Beautiful. The only 8afe and
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ISJBondetreeVNew York.. .- , -sm -m
feb 7-e?dly-ent Tu Taar.:0t:.t2illri
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attained a high reputation, as a reliable
remedy for Purifying the BJood, Restoring
the Livf and Kioneys to a healthy action,
and "Toning up" .tne- Narvous System. Its
numerous and remarkable cures of the worst
forms of Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaint, KWney disease, t Eruptions
6i itbiuSkui, N ervoua roatrauoa, -Ac., has
caused it to become a standard remedy, It is
aow prescribed -by pnyslclans, and recom
mended by oar best citizens.
dec 7-DA W ft Fly ent .
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THE Ii ARQ JEST and FINEST
;uaijrf:"S:A8S0RTMENT OF
Goods at Popular Prices
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED a splendid assort
ment of DRY GOODS of all descriptions, con
sisting in part of
SILK POPLINS, REPS, ' ' -
t SZ?i . ; :zi vprwrn MERINOS.
And a full variety of 1 ,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DRESS ' GOODS,
: Especial attention of the ladies is called to
their splendid assortment of , J; , sj
LADIES' UNDER "GARMENTS, " 3 -
. . . i ,, , ,.- ..... . - .. r 1 . ,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES, P
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, t , , --Anne'selecUon of V, -
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i .. r f.v f -'"'' f i f - - t r . - - L ' '
i L'i jt.i V -it rttmrtwrr' -4-.
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f , CAS Market Street.
-i
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' door to wiliard llros. i
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ka we are reoelMnglarge conftlgnmeats of the
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I prize orHoMnis..........;....i. .'8,000
.. 1 prize of 9,000 i( ia......M..w....r.... ' 7,000
1 prize of 6,000 Is.. ...... 6,000
1 prize of 6,000 is........; ....i 6,000
1 prize of 4,000 is...... ....4 .'400
I prize of 8,000 is. -8,000
. I prize of - a,ooa is.. 2,000
.1 prize or l,wT '"i.:.s
1 priza ox xkw
1 prize of 1,000
I prize of ooo
1 piize of '1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 nrize of : 1.000
1 nrize of 1.000 1 '?
1 prize.6f ; 1,000
"1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000 are...... 25,000
- 1 Dxize OI 'LWVl.i';tr! ii-w m
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
. 1 prize of -,.1,000
' 1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
l prize of 1,000
V-i
i prize or i,uw
Ipxizeof 1 1,000
X 11110 VI ,WJ - . . ; - . , I
oupiuei ui - w ro..... ..;.... .....i. sd,uuu
817 prizes of 200. are....,.,,., . 63,400
. 88 Approximation prizes.... ,.:r... 12,608
440 prizes, amounting to.. ......... ...P .$ 280,400
Whole Tickets, 820 ; shares in proportion. ' '
j Prizes payable without deduction. 7 ; .
- Orders to to addressed tot . : ? it ,:U.e
i CHA8. T, HOWARD, -
r . Lock Box 692, Post-Office, New Orleans.
-r Send Post-Offlee Money Order,orRegis-
Wyonr Letter:-.i:ir-- aec" i-tf i
CLEAR AND HARIItESS AS WATER !
li- .! 1
... .. !
!4rtAr Nattan,, Jbvitsnrr and Proprldor
ll-WaihingtoT Dl ft
i'i V
J: A ; PERPECTLY; -CLE Alt. PREPARATION
JCSl' in one bottle; as easily applied as water,
for restorb&tirayilair to .its ixxatursr? dolor
andonthtul r appearanes, to eradiftate and
preient'dandrair.to pfooiOtd the growth of
14iw;. JOHT au-wop IlCn5 OM,' '1TDIS KIT
tout hmmims and perfectly free from any
ajCrjar
tal Discovery is perfeqtr-It warreuted
contain neither bugarofLeAd," Sulphur or:
to
trate of Silver, it does not soil the tioth or
scalp, ia agreeatrypcrf nmed .nn mairna on a
of the beat dressings Xte JTir in, .viMtL
restores me coior orxua iiaxr 1,more pertect
and nnlXormlyXhan any -other' preparation,'
and al ways does bo in from three to ten dav&t
virtually feeding the roots of the Hair with,
:&u ine notoriaiuns quauties necessary o its
growth and healthy condition ; It restores the
decayed and Induces a new growth of; the
Hair more sositivelv thsn anv thins el&e. Tha
application of this wonderful discovery
protiucea a pieasani ,na cooiing-eneci on tbe
calp ajidi gya theHair. a .sJeasjngrRSJpear
ance . - . - -
aweeall especial attention to the fact that a
L limited nnmber of small trial bottles can Jte
ticetbatinpursuin'? this course anr aim is to
convince bv the actual merits of tha jrtiol.? ...
-jroi saiein u umington oy llolLHENN r
jtiuait iiwKwauiajieiJiu Jii xroprie
tors' rates-.. . , ,r . -;r,t novl-tf.
y . J -1- i T mi I. I ,. . j ..,1,
IT'TTI JSclicited : by 2IUNN f& iCOa Phb
ark
tiTwentvt
i ,A rT'd vinwe of 11$ ',o,c',Biiii!5t tie
iMju,,f ujj-i'.sud oy connuoj b.niiaiJiarec'iUs,
143? Ertavii-ci- L.eclii-icil L.dt,-nents,
j'arTit ju.a"Ts pndrui ior.r:t,--jr' Pate:
ints,
i-Aiiea on1 recipe ,rx CoOk. "
TiOiaonona snbslance. and. will thArfrivr tab I
,the place of all the dirty and unpleasant prri
aratidna tiow in use.- liroas'testrmonUls J
hampfeaf ent.narcrarj'rKiny ot lours most
prominent citizens. Inverythlng. in which
tnearueiesnow-m tie are ob.ectionhi
ivo.yeaxsex?er1eneei la ti m'R i
MX
would he sold for CASH oWtt
we
"ff sent ia without the money.
From this date wewiliVnaMi
dedu.tf ,r
P.;PARSLiliTA
DAVID PIGOTT
Hi
ltf.t.!f:
WILMINGTOK,
N.C.
- DXGEHBBB 2-tf
T7S8T. i fe H AT? p too
Vi'FER a large and selected stock of
mMI,LY GBERIES at L3West
Cash Prices. Call and examine our stock.
Hf-Tr-V (f.. -r- ...r.1..-.t, -. ,.tlir fr. T.i1 rf ..r.f) fc x
A' '.S' .
CLIFF0ED HOUSE,
SAMPLE ROOM,
1 1
XTTnERE 8UPER10R SEQARS AKUB0T
W TLED LIQUORS can always be had I
connectiOB with that Superior Brand of
" MICHIGAIT
CHEWING TOBACCO.
. , , ,.a:.TAlso,-f,'' .
Furnished Rooms, by Day, Week or Month
Oct 16-tf . J. A. CLIf TOED. Prop r
Cliristmas Doings.
"TTE HAVE OW'HAND DRIED FIGS, CUE-
f V ' rants. Citron. Prunes, Nats of all .
. , kinds, Fresh Layer Raisins, ,
Candy, a variety of Choice Groceries.
Sngar-cured Hams, and a choice
Lot of North Carolina Hams. Ac. Ac.
' decl7tf" " ?" ' ?Jy WEST ft HAEEIS8.
Hv BFBjIHIIIEE,
Wholesale and
Retail Dbalkb Ii
Tobacco,
Snuff
SEGAES,
SJn or tbe Indian Chief,
f- t Ko. 6 Market St.
dec8-tf::
DrJr-Gilbert,
(Late of the Clarendon Bar and Oyster Saloon)
HAS removed to No. 4 8outh Water street,
next door toelow Kdwards A Hall's,
where he .will continue the same business,
and tiopei, hy prompt personal attention. to
deceive the patronage heretofore extended to
him, r He also has two good Billiard Table
fof sale' or rent, which can be purchased very
tow for ash. with all their fixtures.
iofiuer and Cheese.
TSLfiActf3RT, CiTeESE, . ; -I
, . i NEW" TORK STATE BUTTER and
CHOICE WESTEBar yTTKSi
vorsalehy f1;' ;: '
Oct 13-tt " ADRIAN A Y0LLEBS.
. 1! tl i 1 1 ' 1 1. 1 ' '' I . I r ' '"
;;Rice!;Rice!
.1 I-
120,000 tSS. TEESH BEli
FROM HILTON RICE MILLS,
, , ..Forsaleby j . -
dec 9 tf 'tfS ' ' ' WILLARD BB0?.
POLLTCK 30H,"
SrilOlXiSALE, 43 Maldea Lane,
iuw tt.ft J.a . -j-i. j - lt v
rf f '.-.4 Jrk t . . '. t.? ' '
Gcnninc Meerschaom Goods
f Mjg A'dfdress, for Retail Circular,-c
ter Box 5848.
jnne -
x i
l A'li SACKSi AMERICAN an
u,uuu
W ;;iLivERPOQL SALT,
... "IT . .
it'biiwr' saleijyl-4'-: ' ' "
. - tiin?, OT.il sli'i" l '" 1 ' '
'-"f r;" " . -Wines."1
A tnll iinr10-the Cnoiwo" ,
khorV'ttga
m nand i6d satisfaction uaran:-"-.
ivxu.vAM : .
. ...1 .-' . 1 U mnsltCt I
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t'ill fcr.n,sTq
rsfJloe-?53rTi"i'.
For sale very low oy
June 21-tf .
IflLLARD
liil
'CLASSOROCERY,' cor. .
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