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By WILI.IAM II. BERNARD.
WILMINGTON, N. C:
TUUESDAT MORHIXG, Aug. 4 1881.
V1CB WKRSUs BBFOR.TI.
latterly there has been as occom
moo outcry in the public prints North
of us for radical and speedy reform
in the country's civil service. The
readers of the Stab know how dis
gusted it ha been at the pretensions
and abuses of the Republican party.
They know how often we have de
nounced the latter and cauterized
the former. Ilayes made a great
flourish over what he intended to do
in the matter of reform. Bat nothing
came of it, and but few were disap
pointed, as but few expected any
serious changes for good" in an Ad
ministration that came in under fraud
and played its part and then "went
out like an old fashioned (tallew
dip," spluttering and stinking in
the. nostrils" of "the honest men-of-
America.
The present Administration is- be
lieved to have made a very bad start
insofar as civil service reform is
concerned. Wa may conclude Ibat
this is so both from explicit state-
meats made in the- Northern papers
and from the earnest discussions that
i
. . . . .
occupy tne attention ot so ; many-
leading journals. Whatever Ability
tuay be displayed in the various De
pjrtments tho conviction is tqrfQifJg;
that thus far there has been a retro
grade movement-39 against reform.
This conviction, originates . in the
characW of many of the appoint
ments made. , I
Secretary -Windom, of the Tfaaau
ry Department, is exedited.with being
a sincere and pronounced reformers
He is said to be the only Cablnpt of
Gcer who has taken strong ground ia
favor of speedy, radical reformj in'atl
of the Departments. He complains
:bat much of his time is taken utbv
hungry and implacable seekersj after
office. Tie is not surprised that things
re iisthy are; the surprise is rather?
that they are as good as they are"
when the character of 'the publip serv
vice is inquired into. lie declares
himself openly, squarely, earnestly,
honestly in favor of radical reform
throughout the civil service. -We
hope he will act. We trust that
others of the Cabinet will follow his
good example., Hayes, Sherman,
SchuTZ and-eompanyaZfcf. jl'bey
talked always. Their civil ser
vice palaver became a bore. Thej.
dinned it incessantly into the ears of
the great public ibat j did not hold
office. They permitted greedy offi
cials by the.teos of thousand to con
tinue the old ways. All the reform
irji:... , .. l
ii u BuuiiniBirsiroa iince me eoTernmen t I
had aaxiteDce haaopeDlf or eroaalv1"
violated-ltatirofetafotfiTn this rezard aait
:l.fa V . 4k. aT-J aaw . r" . I
present U made' ilsetf dtrectry Dfiorioua
rr do!og.-. l j. pattlifiWrif 'cdDiicaotir
maoocr, rjrecUely wil". waa JWUmoly
Meda;ed oot to do Ia thU Wky ttaet aaer
ample tbat cannot fall to bear frait. A.
U e otxleraoraliziUon early ensried which
was in clam
more. A voice aod DO.bicg mr TfTtit 'J?IP& S1
has shown and will continue to show ftself
In Tailoaa waja. When toen itl aa 0h
there were no morale in ponuca, ineyKu
.inih.m4iMa.ii hvikrixinMt
feet otheraand ua worVk public Iniary.
Doubttes-tie StM Jcpowb what it
ia talking abbnUjJNo P9$T ilhe
land from 1872 to . 1878 did bo much
IfLJirmHft fij-aaftlLt!f-a- ani PMTaP-
tiona of the .Grat, Administration.
It was a-tBefrf trfits side. If it takes
ftat the Tiimmiil ' Ar3mlHlsTfalioo idT"1
iridereare' beculations and
inooWelwaWtny Department it
wlH-Tia-wftotitfa it out. TheSTAE
is quitV wtilirig- to gtve itAfair trial
in every respect- xt nas qeoiareu
that it expects better thrngs heteafteT
from President Garfield.' U believes
he will make a belter executf ve every
Wy4av"ri
UghB pnrtritAomh
aekimwledffB-tbat after.-htfi restored
fuiir tri health that'wV tooklvJUj ooa-
fideDoarimtj wo-hoia't, com
of th GTernmenihSt i
know North nor Southf aaxi that, the
enda regarded ah all - - bm solely :thd
welfare and glory of the whole coun
try. ' But shall we-have reform ;in the
civil seJVicw? cebU gbings go
frdra'bad' toworae" tt there j is not
the greates, pt reason for reform
irmnetftate nnTJTouizn. reiorm, men
the papers are much off the right
track. We must give another ex-
tract from the Washington letter of I
the Sun: 'It' freemen do not read I
with regret then we are mistaken. I
Says the wide-awake correspondent: J
"Could everythiog be laid bare relating I
to appointments in WashiDgtoo, to ea y
nothing of what exists elsewhere; the un
suspecting portion of the people would be
appalled. Not only ia there Incompetence
in the public service, but immorality, vice,
wickedness." " What would simple-minded
npnnlft nnihahlv mv were Ihev (aid that
the wages of sin are borne on the pay rolls I
or departments; that appomtmentsare rnaae
ana perauca Kept iu uluco ud gruuuua mat
would DUt to shame the face of virtue and
shock every true moral sentiment? Noll
only do these things ex' at, but to aq extent
that few .outside of Washington- sus
pect. It is difflcult to describe fbe real I
state ot tne cast, ine ramiacaiiona
of these things are so exteasive that
it would be difficult n taywltik any cer
rarnty where they do 061 reach JTbey per
meate the entire. pubHe service in Wash
ington." The readers that would not be
shocked at a recital of even part of the
tralb are few. Indeed; thetrutticancot be
told . Well may one want to know if such
things can be and no;bing come; of it?
What would a virtuous-minded ' citizsn
think if it were proven that not only one
but dczsns, more truly scores, of cases
ovist kb nmnlK whArnnf nnn anav Ha
cited' to wit: an officer in a . responsible I
official position having hi mutrt borne on I
tne roua or ona oioe aepanmenta. ljet it
be repfte'CijiJjQjnt a single case. There
are many and many."
Shame upon such a record ! No
wonder Secretary Windom is dis
gusted. No wonder he js clamoring
for a change. Can the President hes-
ilate.wlren he ukea Uie-rariaaain as J
to what: course he ought to ptrsue ?
Can there he any doubt a to this
ccureo among honest men- of all par
ties V lie wUt-bcglo afresh with the
united,"' hearty wishes of a whole
people .Trie Son lb will giye him an
earnest support. There .is no doubt
of that. The: South : desires good
govejnroenU - - The floutb desires
peace, .The-ttauih.aska for ant equal I
skance to growrftsd: develop anH help
cnak. tho ootuXrygreaier anxl nobler
iraH SAiiltv ii nri. f av mna-wvs ml lAnlanri o I
wwv v.mi p. w uituauoaau I ai u i
f (lendrly- -Juiodj : if .I?re dent j Gar- I
fiftjjh.n h oVvoi.aWrn .inUi Via I
sr w'aF b v- m u w v a m v 4vsi va uu
wlflLbelThe JPreaident-bfLxha hvhola
country "anf economical! wise, blnevo-
lent and honest Administration, the
South wUl rejoicowitbT.Bbso wflio do
rejoice and thank
an era.
God or aucb. I
aTory organ aathn New-Yorkj Tri-
oiane:ia.aV:Radicar sheet of the mianest
type: The limes concedes, wfe are
dellgJn aeJtM:iheanb bill
wuulv FvfMu.au. v.
will PAthgrgojui of Lords. It says
"the bill jsa painfal and perhaps d is-. I
astrous nece'ssfty. It w"iirproVe!"dis-
astfontlewihat class, of
"""fwPS.'iV
JMse-vpopfiTCMiontod it wall be I
&viifais$m ittch' I
f elk) tefwrteudef-anr of these
. . vi-.. TL-rx.': rrlJ rir'??.
ag,f Acietf jtffijff rfefr-Upm snob
?w-l,''-ST!?ifif!lrw'i? fflct L
therr :tenittTMrrVf i Tnrxt I
rUrMllln?HArirfM--li hnmlred veara i
CZ:" :
nr wn-Tri.vir mo piwf
est isnierflTe jtrafTlj they
mus Wall&W jtfe trhandisof ti Lib-
.IMM1- If
it:8hairdHteonfsoie'of -the-'fequlent I
ilUbnraorr jt ' lbe Tptf : JftrVf it will
where ibewodbiewreitri: Jodge
fltarno ottLobe Aoccmed crime of.
I
9 t
i. . i
wpuq TPWD iWBy.V
Lbi i f , tbrn.nerpejB!. Jiaye
toTriwm jdrrAined
AM
v mv. fcu uvgtu
beasts who are rnled by lechery.
The roue, the crape-vine, ibe bullet
" " . ,
I to ill dewthe work surely ewHtly, r-
'nelemiy, unless the evjltrjfcF i
itopOEji The white women t ''the
Sfiujehall bo protected. JJuch
I yojoe cf the people. Vox populi,
t vox .Dei;
The outlook in Virginia is perplex
this aiage of tie contest what pro-
portion of UepubVicaha will johi the
faction T controlled by little ;Iillee
Mahone, or, as the Northern papers
It is feared that the Btampede may
prove very considerable and thereby
endanger very decidedly Democratic
prospects. It is quite certain that a
majority of Northern liepubhcans
look with favor upon an alliance of
their party in Virginia with the -Re-
pudiationists of that Slate. The
I PhiladelDhia Times iu a sentence
states the case correctly. It says ; ;
"All tho great and good, statesmen who-
jearn for. reform at Waabingtoo arejioani
mous for repudiation in Virginia."
What a satire upou profession.
What tremendous wind instruments
are your Radical reformers, any way.
If the infernal machine manufao
r turers have their way they will drive
Kmisn steamers iromtne ocean, jno
man will be willing to trust his life
in a ship loaded with missiles that at
a regulated hour will blow it to pieces
and send all on board to the bottom.
American shippers will not risk their
goods in such frail bottoms filled with
destruction. But will the bloody-
minded fellows be allowed to carry
out their devilish and inhuman pur
poses? Are the law, powerless? We
suppose the Government will do all it
can to suppress such uefarious traffic
gQcb ,nfernal viciousness.
The instrument of Professor Bell,
used to detect tbye exapt position of
the ball that prostrated the President,
ia a very interesting illustration of
man's ingenuity and the varied uses
to which electricity can be applied.
The attending physicians located the
ball properly from the first if she in
strument can be relied upou.
oukkknt commatNr.
The Mahone jackals have set
ap a shout of anticipated triumph,
counting on the success of "Billy the
Kid," as Mahone is now known, in
his strike for the (Senate) spoils.
This, however, ia somewhat prema
ture. The Senate as it now stands is
Democratic. The two persons chosen
by what that eminent Republican,
Roscoe Conkliog, calls "abhorrent
forces are not vet Reated and nr-
sibly evidence will be presented that
may make the constitutional majority
hesitate before admitting them to
take part in the organization of that
body. If tissue ballots are enough to
invalidate elections in the South,
tissue ballots in the form of Green
backs should inhibit candidates in the
North." Phil. Times, Ind.
"There are in the Northern
States over 500,000 illiterates, and
that is argument enough for devoting
the public school funds more entirely
T-r-j
to elementary ana practical stndies.
. e . 1
guDiDii id at mere is no niTCTQeT ar-
gument in favor of the concentration
ot sciiool moDsv upon the oobuhod
- -a. . k - a
I e'fntary scnoois. .ousvuie
Courier -Journal, Dem.
Kaaiern aad Central Carolina.
From Deakc's paper before Press Cqirven
- tion.
In this section is also found - the
Bays (Persea Carolinensis.) and; Oor-
doma-iaaeanlut8, which, although
small,-and heretofore of no value, is
within few years ho assumed col-
'-llossal proportions, and uses large
U04111!1! taa lhe !lk.y
"-T'" lu
,i turn variation nf rtnr arixallar
forest trees. j
Leaving the-more eastern pokions
of the State, and looking at the forest
P'oanotion8..of thOentral .porttens.
wagon spokes, axe; bandies, and ar
ticles of that descriDtion. nonsumes
Targe quahtities of oat, hickory and
h T . . 7 "
duces no less than nineteen riifrWpnt.
varieties of the oak; and seven Warie-
ties of hickory, which afevusedih the
Diannfactnre of the articles, alluded
r:. r T.' . . 'ulf'u'uS
fge - quantitieeorbark used fa tan-
ning; These -products And a' ready
markeUJnJhiladelpbia and other
Northern eitiea. -And here let me re-
adapted tojthegrowth of'the'hard
and tougK woods so necessary in the
man a f actaret of tbe various, meah aoi
oal tools 'rrd TinstrumentB' ' in nsa-by
machinists all over the world.
.... ...... LL:.'..l".-i . .! T I . f-c
ClTll UlKlUf CAmaUMeat la tha ,lme-
aJla-Clnln
ldFlt&ttoder that
nenaq iaixa,vorpea, j;om. a,riD to
tabU wfT
um Bvwvu uiqi flt. -tnaM siue utrjie;
-I . . . m aix wm rui i hi a . - m t mm a l a a v mwrw naar .
with no other comDaov. and had even
thrown out bints that be should havM
sought a cheap hotel. Brother xer--:
lSTirYoTt Vat tbr cTSrhad ben inj
soiled infough hiqiiand be wanted to
Hinvt yitini nntinn wohld: be taken. I
M"IVwill iaklwno jfuddw acksbur
dan to reprimana you iui v
ranee " replied the Presideut. " In
3estplaceybunano
w avMvat iwww J t
Teaa-7ofTn-hftd nttbizness mt f uat
1 biasriToittr irr deirex' piarjeyou iur-
dev wo
of whtle wash arott'-e iifebtl I kboW
all lKnC4cwvrighU - law, bnt; it
doan' count. De peopl.who made il
had ud sympathy, l or, u. Not a man
who voted for it; wouUl BiL besid us at
de table or. iu; do iheatre. , De law. of
protekshun.applies to a cow as well aa
a uorse to a goose, as wen as a caif.
Boaf am. equal in law boat have-3e
gflt'yonr ortglw; Yun had hu mn' biz
ues 'lougeideo' white ladies a' gemi
Tlen dafi dev would have luggin pails
same rights in law, but do y.ouraeffiylfI, .jrflPCiK
cows mixin in wia luwse.s ana tryn
to equal 'em in puirin ana waiKin an:
iroitsn? Am a goose veal bekaaq h
has de Kama nghts-as a calf ? TDd:
calfs try to fly bekase de air am as
free to calves as toceese. If-1 should
see a white man eit -down at a table4
... 11 1 rii T -1 l-l J'
wia twenty uiacK ioiks isuoum ue-
. -
spise him, an7 de black man dat lorces
his presence upon white folks should
.be taken by de neck and bounced into
de fust boss pood. Brudder Perkinsj
you are a little loo airy for a black
man an' about seventeen shades top
dark fur a white man, an unless yon
make a .change your fucher will con
tain mo' kicks dan friends.
Karavuffa Freatk ot Nature. : -. c
Moiideu Mercury.
. About fourteen miles from Live"
Oak, Fla.,. there lives a. woman with
a strange family. One day abe-was-
out walking and had occasion to I
cross a creek on a log, and while ihus
crossing, a . Iiugo alligator attacked
and pursued her, frightening her
very much. Subsequently she gave
birth to twins, both male. They
were peifect children down to their
waists, and there the human ended,
and they were alligator on downward,
tail and all. There are short webbed
feet and legs at lhe lower portion of
the abdomen like alligators. They
crawlwitb their bands, dragging
themselves about just as an alligator
does. They make a squealing inar
ticulate noise. The mother has had
a large trough or tank filled with
water, in which she keeps them,-and
they live pretty nearly alt the time
in it. They eat regularly and ap
pear to be doing well and are seem
ing happy. They are now about
fourteen or fifteen years old.' Com
paratively few ouuide ibe immediate
neighborhood know of it. The
mother has refused large offers of
money for their exhibition.
SiBirillEltN ITEMS.
James S. (Jhrisman, once a Con
gressman from Kentucky, and representing
the State in the Confederacy, is dead.
Senator Hill, of Georgia, is
much improved, and be expects to joio Ms.
Hill at Rockbridge Alum springs tbia week.
Ex-Gov. Kemper, of Virginia,
is bo much improved in health tbat be will
probably be able to render effective service
io ibe coming campaign .
Henry Highland Garneit, the
new Minister to Liberia, originally belonged
to the Spencer eft ate Kent county,
Marylard, but found bis way North wbeu
quite a small boy.
A traveller says that what one
who baa been ia lire Kortb misses io the
Southern . titates are tb& fresh sweet milk
and butter; and a New-Eaglaoder says tbat
the best investment ooe-balf of tbe planters
and small farmers or tbe South could make
would -be 4o expend a small sum in visiting
a Northern f arm. T. Herald,
ASK. the recovered
Dyspeptics, Bill bus
ufferers. Victims of
Fever and Ague, the
Mercurial Diseased Pa
. L .... .. . . i
tleata. how they reco
vered Health,! Cheer
ful Sptrtta and-Good Appotlte they will tell you
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaundice
BlUoaa attack, KICK rTBADAOHK, Colic, peprea
aion-or Bpu-ua, buuk stumacu, ueart a urn, s.c.
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
This ahrivalled' Southern Remedy is warranted
not to contain aatnzla particle of Mxxouar, or any
mjoriinui nuaanu Biuwac dbi u . . . , f
; PTJRELY VEOETABLU.
If you feel drowsy", debilitated. have ffi
aouent
headache;, mooth taatsa badly,' poor, appetite and
te coated, you are aunenag from torpid liver
inousneB,an ne-tmng wui core you po spee
duyana penaanenuy.aa to tax r i
8IMHON5 LIVER REGULATOR.
It is eiven with safety and the ha
aannleat roaulta to
the most delicate infant. It taken
It takes- thie- place) of qui-
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nuroat and best family medicine in the world.
any onlTtn Genuine in--White Wrapper, with
red Z. prepared only by J. H. Zeilin Co.
jylBDood&Wly . . .tath aa;!: .-nrm. .. .
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Perj& :o.5s Pens
lELASTfClTYl
Sole Agents,
Ivlson, Blakeman, Taylo - & CO-
. jySOttawly
f r ta.
4-
; A'sT?'KrrTPCl I ynaWaait ome&inito sell
iX FjI -X L3 faatin tnaunerwaU the Deo-
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40aalaaaap'e.
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nli?fa?Pi1'ii2l1t? J
ton. .M1HL TBeU
ityde Wiett AttachmHTit makes kerosehej lamps I A
of one. each wheel controlUne a corner, or one half I
UWWICKaBeUlM BKU 'fVFA
to agents. S3, aa and ft3 60 per doa.
45 and no cents; '
Sample aent to
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Ala
NOTHBK DIRBCT' IMPORTATION
afatV I
i. Crockery test received by German Bark Japan .
large invoice or v. v. anq, wntte Granite ware.
Thla
anecbar of -our -large direct Importations,
U,iu u -auu aeaaoa- at nottom
cash, and with verv low fretffhta
from Liverpool to ta is port, we ara ahieio compete 1
with tho eheanest Northern Jobber. To show T
that wai meanbusiBesa this all wewilf flnbneatA- r
any prices that can be obtained f ram any Honre in
ine umcea staies witnous excepton. Giv
Mai and Mtr 10 rjereent.'in f relht - , !
the United' Stater Without' fekcebton. Give m a
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u m uui, vnoyiiiy
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$sraitts-Burns antd Scalds,
:ll ?.WCJV9aVy rains, . ,,.r
Tdoth, Ear vruf Headache, Frosted Feei
rs tm(rafiqtnfr Pains - -
No Prermration on earth ecraals ST; Jacobs Oil as
a M'tfe, sure, jiniple and etep External Reined y.
A-xnai entaMS Tjartne comparatively rming ouuay.
of 50 Cents, and every one-Jniifetrng with pain-
cannexeneapajna ppewyepropii ltsiaims:" '
DJrectibflsiHErevelgtJHgea. . . -t .ji'.
. : " Bime; 7ka.i TT. S. A.
Je.ioi)Wiy''"-T"' ' "aim-".""' ; :-;
l At . this .season, varipualdiaeaaes of tKe
. bowels are prevalent; imd numy lives are
through Jack of knowledgejof nFQfe
and sure remedy.. . PiY jA.vls"jEAJ3r:
KiUEB. is a two core for Diarrhoea, Dja
. .entery,ChojerCUDlera ldnrbuaSutinier
Complaint, eta, and is.pcrccfy safe. ' " :
Bead the following ; ; ....
. Bainbbidgk, N. March 2 1SS1.
" rmnT Dx-VtS' Tan KXUVS& never faiU to qord
.. btttattt rein, for Ceampand paiaiitbe atomacli.
- -,-JosBPHBrxRDMT.;
- - - - NHTROI.-m.T7E, Y Feb. VSSi.
,Tha rrry l.it medicine X know, of lea: dysentery,
cholera JuOrbiTBand crampautthftBtomach. Haye
usedrtt for year and tt iaitrre every time, 1
: o - Jeuop W.Dez.
" ,r Motwdos'A, IbWiil March iaHB8U;v
- I hv WeL yoH rrmrK i lleb la severe oasea of
Bramp.ootki.anJ chtemniarbua3tditeaveaimoet
Instant reliefT . " JL.K. CiCdwixtj.
For twenty years I kava used your Pain BtxXeb
lb my-famnyr " Have naed it many thnes for bowel
. : ooniplainta.and itattoaut aires. Would not feel sale
without bottle in the house. ' J.B. Ivra.
Saco, Mt, Jan. ftJ, 18S1.
Have nued PCTUTPavff' PaptK jt.t.th fortweive
yearn. It ia V, ture, and reliable. Ko mother
' Hhoukl alios? it to be out of tbe family.
II. L Nates.
Owim. M. T.. FehlH. 188.
' dare
W. O. Speuet.
OorrwATBoBo. 8.
.d.,Feb.2,188l.
Nearly every family in Una aectiou keepe a bottla
In the house. Da. u. IIobtoh.
TJ. 8. COKsrrukTK,
CBErEi.n, Bhenish Peussia. Feb. 8, 1881.
' I hare knownPKBY Davis' Pats KrLrJEKateaort .
from the day it waa intzodnoad. and after, years of
observation and use I xegard its presence ia my
-noosenoJa as an tampmoMt necessity.
X a Pott KB. n.
nsonre necessuy.
a Pottkb. U. a ConsuL
UUUTON-ON-XKKKT. KNQ.
- I had been eeTeral days uferiitr severely from
diocrhoja, aocompanied with tnteme pain, when L t
tried your Pain Ktt.t.fb, ana found almost tnntant .
relief. H. J. Noohk ; ;
21 MONTAGUE ST. JiONDON, ENG. ,
During' a residenoe of twenty-throe years injadiai
. I have riven it in many cases of diarahoea, dysen
tery, and cholera, and never knew it to fail fcxgive -relief.
. . . q. fi. OrjAUTTlQB.
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. Its price- Ibririgs it
within the reach of alL - i
For snle by all druggists at 25c 50ev '
and $1.00 per bottle. r
PERRY DAVIS & r3GN, Proprietors, j
jyl D&WSm . nrm:
IN3S, JHiOT ORIGANS ,
lUAOvAI, AUUUpl , iSJSl liifttU.
if Drawins.
Loiusianataifi Loiter? 4;offlpY
Incorporated In 1838 -for 25 years by the ieJtBik-",.
uu iw sancaiHinM buu y u&riuk vi gqrOH ee -t wxm
a capital or i,wju,iaa ui wnicn a reserve
over tiqoao baa since neb& added. -.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its f ranchjs
w mauv a pan oi vne prtrseirv tnaro constitution
adopted li rum avit SaVW J). 1879. -nfj
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DBAWiNGd
wui iaae piace monuuy.
. IT NfiVER, B0ALEa,ORPOSTPONE$
Look at tho following Distribution :
100.00U TICJKBTS AT TWQ DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
LIST OP PRICES.
1 Capital Priae......
I Capital Priaa.
1 Capital Prize
mew,
o,uw
-,W)0
.5,000
f5!000
Prizes of (2500
5 Prixes of 1000
M Prizes of 600
100 Prises of lOQ.v. ...
AAA I M ... - v - '
10,000
10,060
suu rnx ti av...
500 Prizes of 80
rOOO Prbies of - 10.. i..
v-,: :.r AJTRQJ32CATSON PRlZKSrw
ie,ops
10,000
10,000
. 9 ApprexlmattO5.Prize.of3Q0t..
9 Approximation iPrlsos of 200...
appnXiimatioiL Prized of 100...
j.1,800.
90Tf
1,857 Pnaes, amounting to
v.;...-jr... iiio,40D'
Rei
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
omfkent points, to whom a liberal compensation
pro:
will be oaid.
d'dre'ordera
ijeiier or money uraer uy mau. Aaaressed only to
' M. A. IAUi?HIN t
- New Orleans, Louisiana.'
orM. A. DAUPHIN, at j..;::;; .. L
No. 912 BROADWAY, NEW YOR&.
All our Grand Bxtraordinarv brawino-a
:h iupervtelon ciaaagement of QHNBHAXitf
vr i . nxVAUAUtuAKXi ana j uaAu A. SARLV . - - -
iMU'X'ICJS TO THB PUBLIC. j e
The public art hertbxt CABnoJtri-Aria T!asT'
BKNDXlSG AN V MONKY OR ORDEK8 to NUNES
a.JM.rea flAeeauaiiKSlfv Ja-KW a ORE. CITY,
They art flooding the country with BOGUS ClHCTTJ-
LARS purporting to be of Tlu Louisiana State Zoi-
tery Company, and are PRAnnnr.it wtr.v
tenting themselves as Agents of Tlu Louisiana mate"
Lottery Company They have no authority sell
Tickets of ibis Company, and are, not its agents.
- - it: a. dauphin; J
n , -Prw. Louisiana Stat Lottery Co
New Orleana, Aialy 4, 1881.
jy 33 Diaw4w&W we sat
i- : i . . ii ttSS.li Li i -
T 4. TT :.-r a. L I
UUl- H verBS X
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IJOWIISN I
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'where' the"!
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Connected with it are schools of LAWi of MKDI.
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OWNaSKlOTaTOOTH1881: ioNK ' OV
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CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL. 8CIBNTI-
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TAKY OKQANIZATIOSTAND DISCIPLINE. J.
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LAW and KMOINBBRInG. Healthful location in
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I need not exceed $225. Beeeion opens September
ia, icci. jror vataiogue aaaresa
J,L. CAMPBBLL. Jr.. Clerk:
' .' )y 9 eedant ' ' tu th Lexington, Va,
Lowell Macliiiie Shop.
: -Ijowell, Mass.,
MANUPACTURJRS OF KYiEBY DESCRIPTION
,U :. v ":' - " t .... . - - - "
... OF
. ... Of most
Approved Patterns and with fiecent Improvements.
Paper Tvlach i h e ry
ALSO,
. TUBRiNE WIliBISLtS,
Sbaaing and Ciearlng, Hydraulic
Plregecs - and Pnnrps,
Elevators, dec.
PLANS FOB COTTON AHD PAPSU MILLS.
C. U HILDRKTH, Sop't.
- LOWSLL.MA8S.
WM. A. BURKS, Treas.,
mh Stf 23 State Street, Boston.
This great specific cores that most loathsome dls-
Whether io. -its Pmax, Secondary of
Tertiary Stage-.rf , ( . .
.Removes all traces of Mercury from the system.
Cures Sere mi a. Old Bores, - Rheumatism, jtcaema,
Zi .r Caurrh, aay;? kod Dlaeaae. .
CURES WBSK HOTf SPRINGS FAIL I
Malvern. Jlrtr.. afav Iftfll.
"We baveaee8 in totown who-Wved at Hot
Springs, and were finally cured with. S. s. 8. "
' " " ' ' ' ' ' MoCAlixon & Mvbkt.
.Memnhia..Tenn.. May 12.; 1881.
We- haVe sold 108 botUuH of 8. S.-. Ini a vear.
Jthaa given opiveraa aajtiaf action ..fair kninded
puytucianB now recommena u as a poeiuve ppecmc.
n x ..if-:-'::: -xbduSvnie;ibaay;ls.l8Sl.
jSii&t:8-Lfaaa elvea Jaettar aaUirfaDtatim -than any
.medicine I have ever eoia. J. a . JFlm&vxk.
. Denver. Col, May 2i 1881.-
Every purchaser f peaks hr the highest terma of
S. .aw p., . , . . . ...)r . -- L. Mxnisxmu-
r. - . ri--.. Richmond. Y-4 May; HJ 181.: Ll
c Yen cat refer anvbadv to us in reeard! to the
teritsofS. S. i P oLK, Mtxxhb fc 0ov
Have never known s. 8. S. to fall to cure m asa
of Syphilis, whea. properly
taken. ' j ; .i
II. L. Dknnabd, I U V
The above ll&nertf are KenUemeh of nigh sanding.
UemehofEleh standing.
JSfjA. HCoiuiMov.'ol laeprgia,
yxw-B5la,-wwfa take vour case, TO JBJfPAW
TFSET CURED. WriUfparticuidr
9 1 0r Reward Will ha nald to anv chemist
who will find, on analysis 100 bottles ,jL S. S.. one
particle of Mercury. Iodide Potassium, or asy Min
eraisub8taaea.i8WIKT;8PEOIJICCO.,P)pr8, .
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Wholesale; and Retail Agent.
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