THE WILMINGTON POST.
Fkiday Morning, Nov. 30, i83.
, Who Mat be Pension Claim
Agents.
Secretary Teller declines to make
the order asked for by the Commission
er of Pensions namely that orjljr at
torneys at law be allowed to appear
, bffore the department as pension claim
agents and he gives good reasons tor
his refusal. In the first place, it does
not ppear,that the : Secretary haa the
authority to adopt such a rale. Con
gress has not only not required that a
-pension agent, must be an, attorney,
but its legislation on the subject seems
to imply that mch requirement was
never intended. ' J??
Butl even if the Secretary had the
authority, it would hardly be wise or
expedient to exercise it. There are
inaujr capable and worthy, agents who
would be excluded from practice sim-
ply because they are not attorneys,
while unscrupulous lawyers and sby
ters might ply a fraudulent traffic by
virtue of being membeis of the bar.
The sensible course is to weed out all
disreputable practitioners and to re
cognize, all honest and trustworthy
agents, whether members, of the legal
profession or not. . T-
Uut the rules and proceedings before
the Pension Bureau - ought to' be so
simple and convenient that any person
entitled to a pension .would have no
difficulty irjjl getting it without being
put to, th6i expense and trouble. of em
ploying aii geiii.Eichanje.
Protection to Garfield's Body.
Washington,; Nov. 27. Pol. A. F.
liiirVwpl! SimprintRndent of I'ublic
i .
Buildings and Grounds, in speaking of
the guard in the cemetery where the
late President Garfield is buried, said
that be was! not desirous of having a
perpetual military fore stationed there,
as reported; : but he thought the body
should have the protection of some
kind of guard until arrangements could
be completed to; ell'ectually secure it.
Such arraugf mentn, he believed, would
soon be made. The monument Com
mittee was -about, ready to begin the
I construction,'! the proposed Garfield
j monume nt, and as soon as the funda
jtioua should, ibe laid the remains of the
Wc Priidt'kit would be placed in them
- and thus teciired agaiobtthe pospibility
of theft. '
SecrVtyry of the N. COonlereuce.
In , commenting'' on Judge Black
well'.i Utimony before the committee
investigating th6 Dauville butchery,
. the ' Philadelphia V .vt say .
If thi.-i docs not d.irc:tly confirm Gen.
poor .victims were found dead hi alleys,
in warthcusep, ar,d under tarns, it
lends strong probability to it. The
Democratic; committee reported a few
negroes left dead or wounded on the
scene of the affray, put the number
who were mortally wounded" by the
fire at the retreating negroes, without
at once falling iu ttuir track?, must
have beep considerable. No amount
of whitewash or explanation can make
the Danville aaray any ttiing.else than
an unprovoked butchery by whites of
unofiend l ngneg.rot-H.
' The fac' ih'it the administration au.d
the Republican party in congress re
jecteJ (he public demand that party
ervices thould count less than cbarac
ter and capatiy in the selection of the
minor ofhtetdurAlef the government
ought nut to lwiv been countroed by
the bourbejua tf ihe south into any
abatement of the popular determiua,
tion to place above all other things tuj
fight f every cit;z;u to an eual par
ticipation iu ihe goveiuKieut through
the ballot box.
A disiiirectaiit introduced to the
L medical profession by the late DrGool-
deu hss been used in Ijondoiv eight
years.. Half a t'racbni .of nitrate of
lead shtu be dissolved in one- pint or
more of boiling water, ami two drachms
Of coin in in t& t iu a bucket of water.
Pour t! two solutiou together, and
let the sedimen. subside. -A r4ot hi
dipp9i in this aud hung up iu a room
will .weftcu a ieted atmosphere in-
otartly, or the soluliou thrown down a
drain or over a heap of rubbish will
! 1 i : i - ... i. f m . .1. : '
produce a use rerun, vioiuiog worn
iby a patient with infectious disease, or
bd linen, can be put ouce ioto this so-
dilution without'- ii'jury to the material,
fthus ihstrojiiig the risk of infect on
Jl'or'thte persons, who. wash the clo.h-
jng. Aitiu tipn it is a strong HMikn
taken tiile iraliv, it dots not injure
kkiu. - A lovin could b scrubbed i
he
the solution, and would-, be
entd at ouce, by the presress.
weet
Thr Uwi ol" Trade.
"TweBtj thrt dollart for that Vre
tOTf?" sh"r xclaimed, beore-a Wall
S.rtf a" rf i uiau, a she held up h-r
) aids iu horror.
,f '"Ye' twentytbiee,"
L 114 l'U 99 WVU
',; -Yea." : " '' "
'. "PTeteen iu the paptr during the
last tuoath where as many as six .big
irvn companies have failed "
Helir - V
Well, lUat vugbt t- mak storta
chea vr, and I know i u"
l.tt.l. I--. . '. '. l
A JIIUIUI. ID Uf TO BUD HI
t&k has lai 1 his biad UfHn as msny
as iectj-Ste roae ue in I hi
:" to.". j; i -
Vr. jKMr thiojs." '.
"luit are the nuninc-bottl soy
chevr than 4hree aoalhs aro?' :&'.
, she slowly ad mil ted.
f cs.nr oo aJM. Tn Us
j d m u throw in a horsratlih grater,
if jri take ite store atjfJV. j
.Fof an &Je'l:ot rrsswB. wh
imm ar miller larj mot xrtitm,
itr ciwUit aUsXactioo ia ai
k oi taeai TKi ta bcttrwalu.
t. o
Longevity in Different States.
A student of the reports of the'tenth
census has, compiled a table for the
Boston Commonwealth, for the purpose
of showing in what state or states one
has the best chance for a loo? life.
New Hampshire seems to him to be
the favorite refuge of green ,' old age,
for he finds-that one seventy-fourth of
the inhabitants are at least eighty years
ojd. The proportion among native
white males is 1 to 80, but the environ
ment in New Hampshire seems to have
been even more favorable to the preser
vation of life in the other sex, for the
proportion among native white femites
is 1 in 58. . Other New England .stales
do notcontain quite so many old per
sons, the average proportion far the
six being 1 in 131. Coming to New
York, he finds tin t for one person who
has reached the age of eighty, there
are 161 who have not beou so fortunate,
and in the three Middle states tho
average proportion is 1 in 182 As he
goes southward he discovers a greater
preponderance ol young blood, for in
sixSouth Atlantic states the average
proportionj is 1 in 203. The Gulf states
afford a less attractive he'-ter for the
average, is 1 in 300. In Texas, where o
many worthy persons die with their
boots on in the prime of lite, only one
octogenarian can be touod in a group
of 697 citizens. The average rises
again in the interior states est of the
Mississippi, but in the Great Lake
states it falls to 1 in 263, a good old
age being attained with the greatest
difficulty iii the wealthy and prosper
ous state of Illinois. In seven states
west of the j Mississippi river the aged
rarely appear, for the average propor
tion is 1 in ,453. In Iowa a crop of
&31 persons yields only one who has
reached the age oi four score: in Min
nesota, IVebraska and Kansas only oue-i
.r.i - i . : . : i f , -1
oi luese ageu tuizgus cap oe iouna in,
a group that would yield Itwo in Iowa,
and in Colorado 1,150 must pass in re
view before an octogenarian comes in
sight. The j old are even more-rare in.
Nevada, but in California and Oregon
the proportion is nearly 1 in 500. If
the inhabitants of the whole country
could be assembled iu two hundred
and twenty-seven groups, it would be
possible ; to place at the head of each
group one patriarch of eighty or more
yean. I So our student, assuming that
long life' is the inalienable iright of
those who reside in -New Hampshire,
Vermont and Maine, cries: 'rle to
the mountains of "New ';oglnnd for
health and longevity!"
The lied oi" an Kasteru Prlnee
Some time latt year there was
wooden bedstead manufactured which
Was intended! for the um; off the Kiog
of Siani, It was fourteen fett wide and
divided into tiuree parts, the. center part
being raited about eighteen inches. Tnis
piece of furuiuA, being of such unu
al ilimeinions, ctrused a slight sensation
anong all thore who wrrte permitted
to examine it- Bat the bedstead made
in Tar is lately for an Indian Prince
would draw thousands to see it if ex
hibited ia New- York; even, if fancy
prices were charged for admission. The
bedstead' is partly made of real silver,
and cost many thousands ot dollars.
At each corner siai ds a beau'.ifully
modeled liur'e female figure, (iif .-'-Maa.)
holding a delicately const rncie l fan.
i.cti figure it is, skiu, wears a witr f
real htir. This is1 'to be regularly
lr ssed'f . by the couribarber ouce a
week. On the grfeat'piieina!e gettiiig
into bed the weight of Iws binly sets
certain machinery in motion, the effect
bf which is thati so long as his royal
highness enjoys his horiz )uial refresh
ment the silver maidens gently the
.1 . 'rr.u. :i.J. . . r .
Bierper. ii iiik ,ugores ai Hie loot, OI
the bed are required to rxsrt them
selves iu a like manner, tins can be ac
complished by the aid of a clock-like
apparaTus! Moreover, shoul i the dus
ky owner of the ied wish to be lulled
to slumber by the.dulcet rounds of soft
mush4, this cau bei doueby touching a
spring. The botiom td the bed con
tains a large musical box which is so
arranged that the itlues can be loud or
Soft as desin d. J
The Center of Population.
Xtentral Walker Superintendent of
the Census. Bureau, has published a
curious bulletin showing the position
of the center of poouUiieu since IT'.KX
In 1SS0 it was eight miles west by south
of Cincinnati, having moved west fifty
eight miles during the preceeding de
cade. Thefjllowiiig i- the approxi
mate locatiou of lnimrt.nt points from
IT'.H). Tweuty-three miles eat of Bal
timore.. 1H.
more.
1S10.
Kighteew mile west of Bslti
Fort? mile uertbwrst by
west of Wasbiogtou. j ,
18'JtX tixteeu miles north of Wood
ftbek. 4-'- .-' :
IS30. Nineteen wiles west by south
west of Moore field.
1540. Sixteen miltssuuth of Cisrk
burg. : '-
" 16u. Twenty miles souinvaat uf
Parkersburr.'.
Trnij'anti'u:b of 1 hitli
Cvlbe, '"': . ,
170. , Foriy niilt east by txurtb of
Cincinnati.
1SS0, r.ihi miles west by suih .f
Ciaciooati,
The act ot puttittg a lead rxncil to
the' to(f.ae Ui wet I. jat before wri-'
line , whlCQ W bai(bai i;h mn!r f-
pie, is one of the oddities fvr wfaicb it.
u hard to gir any rra.jo uwe it
btn in the day wheu pcoctU were
pourtr than now, and was cvwltoued
f expl to ibe nexgeoeraiioa. A
iad iC)l shoad ort be weL It
hardens U leJ aai ruins the peociL
Tais (act to kaowa u se-ppr mto
sod :eaograpars
It is U the nat art of ropnUr Mart
Menu wbeo the bocds oi ataoity are
orrt-tnrm l) br iato aaarcay.
Tae woods' wrf4U of easttn oa
naaktriviag Day.
A ineiuber of a manufacturing' firm
that employs fire buudred men told ibe
Senate inetigiing committee that
ihe knowledge he possessed he got by
I reading the newspapers, and not from
books, and that by reading the papers
he kept himself informed ou the lite-
rat u re and curreu
even U of the day.
prominent business
the same acknowl-
Thousands of other
rnf-n woiiUl'miika
edic-medi irquestioued on the subject.
Tne tendency of all literature is to
ward expnsion-o the most industri
ous reader of books cau scarcely in a
lifetime become well informed; news
papers, on the contrary, coudencef near
ly everything iu as few words as possi
sible. AVere a student to attempt to
give the political, social, religions and
lue'ary history of the world for a dy
he might do it in a far more elegant
style tban the newspapers, but his story,
would- occuy the reader's time for at
least 1 a week. The newspaper is the
true American university.
Iu the forthcoming report of Attor
ney Genera. Brewster attention will be
called to the unsatisfactory character
of juries drawn from the citizens of the
District of Columbia in cases, of na
tional importance. The attorney gen
eral will recommend; that in all nation
al cases like the star route trials, a list
shall be made up bv taking the name
of two citizens from every state in the
Union, and "that panoels shall be
drawn from this list. 1
The effort of the
the responsibility
bourbons .to shift
of the Danville
slaughter from ther shoulders is as
ridiculous as the attitude of the sheep
killins; cur which whines in fear be
hind the feet of Hm aster whenever ii
sees a lamb. Thieircry that the ne
groes and tne white Readjustee were
wholly-at'tault is ridiculously foolish
and fals?, aud they know it I Loudoun
Jdephone. j -k I
Reliable Inlbrination Wanted.
We believe! Edillr Dana is a safe
counselor, aud we therefore run to him
for a Jittle information. . If the demo
crats are obliged to have the electoral
vote of New York.jand Mr. Tddeu will
not be a candidate, Where is the man
that can carry Johuj Kely7- -Atlanta
Constitution. j
i
The occasioujs which would ship
wreck a weak will' are tne opportuni
ties for exercising strong oue.
Natural merriment is the best food
for c'uldreu. They ;hava only j.ure
thougti s an Ubright dreams.
Na'ure iit'-o w-se a tnester 'to spoil
her ctiititr. i;n icy i
Wliiimrv jri'OW dAHKCTS.
iNovetnber 22.
M'lKirs luiipaNiiNp -The market
opened steady at So cent's . per gallon
with no isal.t to report, qlt.sicg firm
wi'h buyfeVs and toilers sp.rt.
nosiN-pilarkel hrm at l 10 for
fctrained and 1 15 for Good Straineil
lAR inem ukel was. firm at $1 GO
pt-r ui ot io, wnn; sales at quota
lions.
CliUDK
TurFkntine The market
w:;s, fieady,
wnn saies reported at
$1 '( for I Hard
cd 2100 fur Yellow
Dip 'nd Virgin
: ottov;-- im mnrket was 't.ady
Willi sa'ef rj.iiteil of; loO IjiI.h on
a t-S'.s of 10 cen's per lb ' 'lor .U id
llnig. iTio,,iik,wir.g were lh- fJicia
qii'C.all iii.-: i
t )rd inary.
71 i ClH
r It
G ).m! Ordinary,
L'w Mnl-l'ii.g,
Middlio)?,-
ii od .Middli-ljr,
10'
i
X
iovenib'T 23.
mikils lUKrE.vriNKj-Tiie market
opfiied dul at Hj cemi prrg.iiton, with
Siles reported ot 4 irtsks at that
price. . I- r-
UosiN Market Orm at $1 10 for
M rained aijd 1 15 lor G".d Strained,
with sales as f furred. j
Tau The market was firm at $1 60
per DDI 260 lbs, with Bales reported
later at i bo per bbl. I,
van we. I URrr.NTiNK-Th market
was steady,: wiih a'e reiiortHd at t 00
hir, llard and f 2 W U,t Yellow Dip
aim irgiu j
ConoN The market - was firm
with ;..itfs reported of S00 bles on i
ba'sii. of 10 cents for" Middlit.
ine i i:oving were the official quota
nous:
Ordinary -, i ct8
vtoou orui nary y
Low Middling", P
Middling, 10
Good Middling.- 10 J
, November 21
t. i l ni-K .;!-(-1 n msrxet
opentd dud xt:l cents ! per gallon,
wnn no i to report
K3six.Market brm at 1 10 ;or
irdintsl and f 1 15 for Good Strained,
wnn sales as ottered.
Iak The market wn firm at $1 60
per bbl. oi m) Ibst with sales at Quota
tions, and also !es later of 60 bbls at
f I 70 per bbl. I
v;KCPK 1 URPKNTISE The market
steady, with sales reported at 11 00
ior aard and f 2 00 for Yellow
Dip and irgin.
orns. The market was firm, with
a re portt-d of SiW rau on a batis
of 10 1 lt ceou -er lb. for Middling.
The following were the officiaf quota
lions: ' i
Ordinary.
G-xxl Ordinary,
Lt-w, M iddling,
Midlliac.
Good Middlint.
7 ia 16 cu p
lib " "
? 11-16 -
10 116'
10 5 16 "
November fc.
nati liL SVtKXUttL-l Tnw nu.
krt oford eady at J crsu per fal-
ko, wiui m.; or ssj casks at taat
f - I
KostiTBe market was tm at
1.15 fo braised aad II 2 fvr
lrKi SriaeJ, .with sale at jooca-
, TATTh sm ira Hl 70
perHTortHiiXaita sales at qooU
lov I ' " ' .
CkrPK TrarKtDsa-Market teadr
wttb uW repurted at ft tor Hani
lKfe Yelw ihp aa4 Vwria. I
u)iru Jtara waa dau, miLk
rfpo.ed of 3 baies o t o
10 1 16 centa per lb for Middling. The
following were the official quotations:
Ordinary, 7 13 16- cts tt
Low Middling, 9 11 16
Middling. , 10 1-16
Good Middlicsr. J1C 5 16
it
f
11
c
.. November 20.
SjPIKITS TUKFtTLBTB The market
opened firm, with 5ao sales to report;
34 J cents offered and 35 asked.
QEtosur Market firm at $1 10 for
Strained, and $1 15 for Good Strained,
with sales at quotations.
Tab The market was firm at
$1 60 per bbl of 280 Ibe, with sales at
quotations.
Cktjdk TtJnPEirriifK The market
was steady, with sales reported at $1 00
for Hard and-$200 for, Yellow Dip
and Virgin.
Cottok Market firm, with sales
reported of 400 bales on a ! basis of
10 cents per lb for Middling.1
The following were the official quota
tions: Si- I
Ordinary, n Jl cts ft
Oood Ordinary g
Low Middling, ' 9
Middling, 10
Good Middline. 101
ii
'.
it
' it
it
N i November 28.
SPIKIT8 Tukpektihk. The market
was opened dull at 34 cents' per. gal
lon, with no sales to report, closing at
33 cents bid, but held at 34.
JSosnr The market was firm at
$115 for Strained and $1 20 for
Good Strained, with sales as offered.
Tar. The market was firm! at $1 70
per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at quota
'ions. '
CftDDB TpBlteNTiNE-Marketj itoady,
with silos reported at $1 00 for Hard
and $2 00 for Yellow Dip and Virgin.
Cotton. The market waj dull,
with sales reported of 300 bales on a
basis of 10 1-16 cents for Middling.
The following were the official quota
tions:; I I
Ordinary - .71
Good Ordinary, 91
Low Middling 9
Middling, 10
-?ood Middline 102
cts"$ lb
ii ii
i ii
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SENSIBLE HEN
and women know ere
this that of Ibe manv
diseases and derangements of tho body
eacn nas a separate cause Or origin, and
that each needs a diflferent'inethodof treat
ment In order to effect a cure, aud a mo
meat's reflection must convince that any
of the quack aoelfoms f.iisieii upon tne
public claiming to cure all of a n -iniher of
diametrlcly dltfereni aiseases must prove
failures, even If we do not call them hum
bogs, i-
PnnB PrflPir and People of moilerate
lUUU I uUILu mana, hnd even people
well f do oi wealthy And that the euor
mous charges of oractislnz Physicians are a
serious burden to theua, and also fii:id that
aioer pajing uiemseives poor lbt no beue-
ni nas accrued lo laem, tual in mey
umo tuiuwu utir luouey away, ru over
come these evils we offer Whteier's No. Wj
Hnre Remedies to the Mck and suiter Dg one
Kennedy for each disease, without for a mo
ment claiming that one reined v will cum
any other disease than the one claimed for
it, aud a tnese remedies have stood the
test of years without a single failure we
agree to refund the money paid in every
inrtance where a cure is not positively ef
fected. The remedies are entirely veeeta.
ble, ean do no harm, and will positively
cure every disease ior wnicn mey axe pre
scribed. I .
DTJPTTlf iTTGIf Clout, Lameness of
llllliUJaaiiuJH, Joints, Sciatica and
.neuralgia are relieved at once and rati
tlvely eared by the use of Wheeler's Ko. 96
Rheumatie Remedy. We say boldly that
in the worst of cases of no matter how long
standing, how serious or bow painful, we
ran not only give relief but poaiiively cure
iur ui umaiisuuii wan uus we will posl
tlvely refund the money paid for the treat
ment, and if your sufferings are not post
nveiy stopped ior an time yon have not
inrownyour money away as you would on
any othar than thess guaranteed ramciiim
The prioe Of Wheeler's No. 96 Rheumatic
Remedy is only 60 cents, obtaalnabie rmm
drnggtsU or sent free by mall on receipt of
price, ouunpe ium.
i m snu utom, neauuiai ngure,
faulUeas complexion, aa wall as the sweet-
ei or tesapers aud faultless mental quail'
ties grows prematurely old, gray and wrin
kled, her form loses its perfect coaiour, the
complexion becomes sallow. the brightness
leaves the-eye, a feeling or languor takes
tne place oi we enee Duoyaut spirits, an
Irritable nervous fractlousn ess makes life a
Duraen, tnings mat once were trine worry
her till me becomes unbearable: ah ti.i.
being caused by the physical derangements
so oommoa to women, which the inmate
modesty or feminine nature orevenu their
mak t ogjk nown, and of which the Ignorance
oi ine seaicai proieasion prevents a cure
Lady Reader, pause and eonssder. 'tis t
dnt yon owe yoarselX, your family and
your Uod, that yeu should eure yourself of
these trobiea add ones more feel the glow
of perfect health and spirits that nature in
tended for you, Wneeler's Ho. t6 Presclip-
uuu sre pinuut uu paiaiaoie to lake.
contain nothing of an Injurious nature, and
may oe laawn ojr mtt ac;ca a au times and
in all conditions witnout poasibllltv of in
effects, and will positively cure any or the
peculiar diseases to which females are subject-
Falling to produce a perfect cure the
proprietors will refund the money paid lor
ibe treatment, if yon have a sallow com.
plezlon, constant or lntermittant head
ache, backaches restlessness, loss of appe
tite, suppressions of monthly now, or ir
regularities thereof accompanied by head-
acnes, nervousness, nysie ics and similar
symptoms, wacetera f. w rrescription
"B" will positively restore you to health.
If ion nave a sensation of het and ihmh.
blng la the back, fiequent fainting spells
Luoorrhea or white discbarge, painful or
eaiaiag sensauon in urmaiint. reddish or
whita deposit In trine, hot and Urv hkln
WbtfeleTs K PrescrlpUou C" will cie
I named talc and lasting relief. The price of
.. . . A I. - . .... "
s otf icr no- nrmrupiiooi a and tr
are 50 cents each, obtainable from druggists
or MUfc oj mui srrurt irum ooervllon
post paid obi receipt of price. rotage
stamps taken.
nifiDpn !t l needless Co describe the
UUI BUUUii) Dipioms oi i nis nauseous dl
km thai ts sapping me me and strpocLh
of only too maay ol tne fan-eta and best of
ooin sezee, oa maa young, saserlng alike
from tbepoisooousdrlpptog in the Jiroat,
the poiaoaoaa asasd discharges, ibe fetid
hreai and general weakness, debtlitv and
laaguer, aside from the acute suQertngs of
tais queue, wnwa ii nut cnecaea ran only
nd in looi palate, aoarsane . vssksnai
algbt, loss m memory. aeafaaa and prew
nwmiv u aw enow venire It IS too
lata Lanor.stiMraaa research la Ame
rta, Eorop aad Laatera laada bave r
ealted la 'heeler's io. at rmsusl Raitef
ana mtre m i ior vt-srra. a remedy wblrn
roe lain bo harmful lagredleatr, and inai
to gwarmauwd t
rr cbroaie eat
Wheeler No.
10 cure every case of acute
tarrn ot muney ratanJoL
S lastaat Relief aad Mar
Cure sot Cstarrti wtu -re every case n ea
iairn. aay lever orasuiosa one luv prr
picti. itimi w wui dj mail,
poss swtd oe recatps of prtce,
w bvaier a nsaitsrt Sor Kldaey aad
Liver TroabUs cares ail weakness aad
soreatassji kMaeys. laBsi stloo at 114.
ny tor Uvr. prtew sua.
MfbeeJerls VagetabM nil are Ibe only
remedy that rare eoarupauoa. giving es
larai mtUom e tAe boweta wttbout poyaKw
lag. peuTlag. artpiac r paia. rrxw s
rrais. Of rggiata r ey suii, ,
waeetems ervtae lwatc aar seatl d
presKtosv, losa of saaabood. laacsnv. wa.
va.-sie, prapeS cvaia.
WEGUAfilRTEE-wurri
pad. We piacw oar srw tor
Ms at bass lass M ivssums o Um -rw
taked by uibars sor rwiiiUis ap wbtrb
row la ail Us tbs ai as w sMraaity
avtts) Use) llini mt U saaay muu
s bate attest saber waisaw
Bmrt mr oralssaS Usesr miws a. avta
bUksUsat SsosdlSe llliasa.
HQ? TO OBTAlIl-aS
taey
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sms earkrtMO. Mtrmm yaary,
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NEW AD VER7 iSEMENTS.
Ward's White Ialy Soap
FOR
Laundry aad
Toilet Use.
IT DO Ed AV"AY WITH
WASHBOARD'SAND BOILEES
AND CONTAINS NO ROSIN TO TURN
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THE FABRIC 1'KUiOW.
IT CAM BE USED EITIIEltllf
HOT OR COLD WATER"
It saves fuel, time
and labor, and ia
recommended and. endoreedfey Eome of
tie leading Chemists
10 th eountrj.
For Bale by
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ADRIAN A VOLLKUS,
Wuolesale Agents
P'ft'T'not., lire Is sweeping by, go and
lc V I dare before mu die. something
lll0 I mighty and sub'ime leave be
hind to conquer rime."i(6 a weejtj in your
own town, to outnt free. No rlski .very
thing new. Capital not required.; We will
furnish you every thing. Many are, making
ronunes. toadies mane as mucnias men
and boys and eirls make creat pav. Read
er, if you want business at which vou can
make reat pav all the time, wrlt3 f r par
ticulars 10 tb. iiallktt tx ix., roruano,
Maine.
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The Latent And HandomestlStyles,
FURNITURE
.WAYS ON HAND.
SALES ROOMS &: MANUFACTORY
no. north front strbxt
WILMINGTON. -,c
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PROSPECTUS.
THE
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WILMINGTON POST
FOR,
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With its ExceediBgly Large Sub-
scription LIST is the Best
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In this State. It is the Only
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Republican Paper
Published in the Second and Third
Congressional Districts; j
It reaches all classes of the pople,
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It advocates Equal Rights before
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Its location is in the ' i
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II ARGESTICOMMERCIAL CITY
in North Carolina.
GIVES dF
LATEST M niii:
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MARKKI IfMPOUr
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Railroiad.
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And Exposes them Whenever
Found.
ADVCRTIPIINU RATU LOW
SUBSCRIPTION TRICE QSL Y J
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Wuk Yotr Has.
Address,
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X 1IAVE MOVED MY BOOT ANDSflO.
MAKING and ItEPAIRINO ESTBUSH.
MENT ou FrlntM between Frout aa
Beoond streets, here i shall be glaa toies
iny old frleuds.
WANTED. -Afeentsfor"ljfaaTime'
Frederick Dbuiasi,
written bviiiLnself. OuLrivi. .... Ji
Tom's Cabin " inMhrining and' ronJ.?!f
interesU Fully ilrustrated. r0lul4
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TORPID UfOWEILS.
DISORDERED H lVER '
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tha.dlaicaaM of u,o ,..!
aymptoma tndioato Hm. m-i, i , -! J.. "1
Appetite lliU oii,i. r.k m!!?'
exartlon of body ,T. iUucT.V
plriU, A elina: f lK l,rcl1!I
some du.y, Bt,.lf tm.t.TSt
Heart, IJoLs be . , , j h.,"V VL
red llrtae, vri tVVTIo f " '
tho nan fit ivnux'i- i!"1
onthol.iror, AsitUvV-rHiHckw 1vn&
Klilnrvs nn,1 VK-i,. . t. ...
mi impn;ii,;.v,h:xW; tr,:zsi;;T:
engrs of itir, j i ,.- jMxlu-i(; opn.
skin u.l :V virous bolr. 1 V XT'S 1'II.Uj
S'V.V". n? " frHphu; nor ii.U-rlere
Hli a iily work anil aix n, tU ct
ANTIDOTE TO M ALARI A.
nu fetuj i.iui' a : jy max.
"I hivo limli Dystx psl i. W!WCtnittina
Uoi .tiyryrtrvnn.l J,:,v irl. d rn tltuVrenl
kinda f plll-s ;;n.l TIT I 'S un tho first
that hnvo Ooiip mo. Any KOvj, n,t.v hsrs
cleannl m out nicety. Mv aprvilje U
jlea.llil,-f,,Nl lUzrsta rontllly, mid I am
li:tvo tiuluii'.l pasnuea.. I I lik n,.
man. W. 1. KUW A RDS, Pahny rn, o
RoHrvrrrwlH ir.arso. O!8,o, I MurtsyS T
TUTT'S HAIR DYE;
Grat II tin or Wiidixfm rhanpd is,
stnntiy tutuilwir IlLHi l.v usinsWsiL
pM.ntion of this 1ti ,s! 1 DniKflSs.
r si nt by xju esi ni ilrt-Hpt ji'.f 91". i
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TUTT'S MANUAL CF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREk
augubt a Iy i i . - .
Farm for Sale.
I KAKMtOMAlNINli TIIHKE
( TTuuircd aud ten acrt'K. ubtuit one bun
dled arrrs clean d aud in a riue state of
rulllvatlou, thrrti 111 lien from Enfield, on
KlfclklfliT 'l Ol.l" II iif. r H . n. I 1 '
ins. witli four rooms, aud kltriun, thrre
rox1 tenant liuusfs hh,( LiyruK, ali" new,
and a cotid well ol hIi. Healthy loca
llou. fiuall on Imrl ol jouuk apple and
1earh trees nnd a few craie vlnea. Price'
tJAO.; Addre
JUl.ll t I Tt IUNH.
ict ".-If . . Knrield. N.C.
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NOTICE!
Valuable.Lainls for Sale
abetUr pier-uf Jatfd in u,m .Uter-boue
lui'jrn Ki icmott'.
? TKUMs Hr S M.I . r ,
IJmoollia lillllf. tul iilMr,l 1 lun! mi'.l .
Ie na.1e f. t uil .li. fn-m .foitus !
! ut r It l.y arittfi (f tojjir mill l, nitt4
the IU;lrmd and J -m-dl ratry tiictu tf L
Tllie ppr Jrrt, H. i -. ;IK.
iy l.Vtx . -
lr-ef ''arc al!ay mi,
I J ul (lmnit l'i ic ;w lit' ( .
If I J fc. far ijlnn. and m t ' ''a
Wfaithy'; Ihixt )iu do uol i 111 1 ! v U H
op(vrtanllle trntaln In tvrf t ' t-t
mauy ipeji. at. mm. t,) s aiid sir . I . soil
tor u riglit Iu tbr.r nun a si
one can do thp word prtrt-rr 1 r-fro n: f f-
uminrn ntji -)J lij '' 1 a
ten lih.f or liuaiy (. Mi,i.i iv
fit lurnltieli.rrr Nu !: ' ; u ti.j4'
alia fnake iiioiir jr r i l a fu -
"Ji our we iiiii lo tu i i t , w?- J
your tuotrtu. u.. .1.:. j. ..
and ail Uiat 1 rifwlnl f ni fjf A iirn
HTtaao A C Purtiaud. Jdali.e.
Sugar, Collec, Flour,
Jjf VLU WTUCK VS If. AMI.
For sale ky
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afTMrdi., lyinc ( in- mii m.'iu U. a Phi'dI
aw ysr.L of ilir V. a W. Ii. U ,i,d ii tnj
friiu WiUtiiiitoii nt tl.t- Insphu llftail.
The prlnrlpal nmwlli 011 U. Jui.djn jH.inr.
hickory, rrin. . i.iu jti -pin. tmk. gun r
under jr.mUi p.iliin t:... rUit. n.)tt r Ar '.
It-fpt Mtx.m i iirr r l4r- 41', and i
Have You Seen Them ?
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4i, 4a en va. s.
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