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24 25' .20 27 28 1 20 30
! WILniNGTON MARKET.
' Wilmisoto, N. C. April 23, 1870.O
prRTTS TURPENTINE Sales of 175 bbls. at
41 cents per gallon lor bbls.
I CRUDE TURPENTINE Bales of ,95 bbls. at
i. M Th 'for nftw Vlririn. f2 75 for soft, and SI 70
I for hard, 2S01bs, .V
R03IN-Salcs ol 903 bbla. at U CO fdr Strained,
and 15 10.
TAR. Sales of so ddis. at iw & oui.
t- rova 17 to 2H cents per lb.
; . DOMESTIC MARKET.
Beef, 1620 cents U. ' v
Mutton choice, 13l$16 cents J lb.
Vel choice. 20 cents 18 lb. - i
Fresh Fork, in carta, 1J115 cents, in Market
20 cents lb.
Sausages. 25 cents $ lb. ;
Fresh Tripe 20 cents $ stick. . .
Hogshead cheese pound, 25 cents.
Lemons 50 cents dozen.
, Opossum, $1 00 $ piece.
Ducks, 1 00 pair.
: Efsts. 20 to 25 cents "ft dozen.
Choice fresh water fiah $ bunch, 50 ccats
i Oyiters New River, $ gallon $1 00, to $1 .-25 ;
oca piaetv w p rwiuu. . A
Mullets Salt, at 00 cents $ dozen.
Seal Side trout 25(350 cents per bunch
Potatocs-f-Bweet, ijl bushel, $1 50 ; Irish pota
toes, buShel fiw.
Beets 60 cents per peck.
Apples, choice eating fl 25 bushel, i
Oranges 75 cents dozen.
Poultry, H 00 pair.
Cabbages,1525 cents $? head.
- Cranberries j25 cents per quart. r A
Butter Beans, quart 20 cents.
Country Butter, 9050 cents $ U. - -r
Onions, 10 cents quart, $2 SO " bushel.
Turkeys, 2530 cents U lb - 1
WHOLESALE 1 RICES..
I BEESWAX.
iScantlinsr, . 15 0C20 00
lb.;.. 35Q3G
M nite pine. w wajw w
BEEF CATTLE.
100 tts..00 000000
. BABBELS.
Spls.'T., new
N.T.;.....$2r52 80
hand do.. 2 00 a 75
LIME.. ,
bbl.i....:'.000160
MOLASSES. gallon.
Cuba hhd. ... . . ; 4043
do tierce.;. 5560
do bbl.;..i 47
t BAGGIHO.
iSyrup.... 001 00
Onnnv.. 23a24
Dundee........ 0033
Rope...:....... 710
BRICKS.
KAILS, U. !:'
Cat 15 005 50
Wrought......... 0000
; oils, gallon. ,
Rosin.. 1. . ..'.fO 00090
a Ml.:....l9 0010 00
coffee, lb.
'Java.......;.... 8035
Lard 38 65
Laguyra .-so
mo... 1823
Kerosene .... 00 39
Linseed...... 1401 50
3ti Domingo..... 2528
tiiwmjtfl. 19 lb.
Pitch.....; 0 000 00
- feautjts,
bushel. . . 1 251 65
POTATOES, 1 bbl. '
Irish bbl..U.3 504 00
Sweet; bush.; 1 20 1 30
PROVISIONS, $ lb. V
Bacon. N.. C. .
Hams..r. 1718
Sperm... ........ .5056
Adamantine..... 1820
Tallow 2000
domestics. yard.
Sheeting, 4-4.... 1216
-Yarn, bun 2 00S1U
I-X8H, ft bbl.
Mullets
MiddUngs 2123
Shoulders. . . . ,1718i
Hog round . . . , .202a
Bacon, Western
Bides. .4810
' Shoulders .... 1415
'Hams.. . . J , . 2224
Pork. 19 bbl.
Jakbbls.$8 00a00 O0
Pine do..7 00a 8 00
Mackerel
No.libbll5 0000 00
No. 2bbl.O 5010 00
No. 3 14001600
Kits....... 3 50(0 00
Herring, Nova Scotia
bbs,.....; 0 00 000
flerrine. smoked--
Citv ui'ss 34 3534 75
Thin " 330033 50
Prime; . 30 0031 00
boxes. . . . .00 0000. 00
Codfish..... m 10
N.C,Roe...0 0000 00
vloub. bbU. -
- Rump. : . .31 w3a uo
Beef i bbl. 14 5000 00
Butter. fl. i
Country.5. . . .. .4000
Goshen.-.; 5500
B-amilv t'J 00(1200
Snoer 550 000
-Western... 0000
Bine 5 75$e00
Cheese. 19 lb.
: o&anr. H bushel.
Engiisn aairy. .aoow
State 1617
Lard, lb.
- .... Art
Corn; North.. 0 000 00
Corn. E&s Co. 0 25(30 00
Oats......... 800 b5
N. uarouna.... i(gw
Northerns.,.. .-2200
Peas... i Oi(Siio
Rlcelronsrh.. I00ia5
Rice, CaroUna. bt7
EL I. rice.... . 00 00
bbl.......:4 00000
sugar. h.
atmt. lb.... 10(4 30
Cuba.,........ 1315
GTOXT BAOS,...3032
Crushed .lw
Porto Rico. 1213
ftrjANO. Peruvian,
O t6n...fW000000
A Cofiee....... 1415
HAT.
B do 141
Cdo.. A. 1214
Eastern... -U45l 50
Northern...; .750i 90
Havana Brown.. 0000
HTOBS.
Urnen
salt, sack.
Liverpool from
Dry, ,...17(330
innit. SI lb.
: atoreli.:$l 60165
Alum,f) bush 1 7500
FWHah. ass'dS (3 .. . 10
SO AT. lb.
American. ref.O a "10
Brown... 62
American.
, SHINGLES. IS M.
sheer 0 ' 10
Swede 10, 12
Hoot.
Common.:.. 2 503 00
Contract...., 4 006 00
-; Umber.
a ton, 130 C0135 00
Shipping .11 50 12 50
; WQUORS, gauuu.
BrandT
Mil
prime... y ouiuou
fair 7 00 8 00
Mil
FreSch... 4 00 9 00
Mil
ord'y.. 5 00 6 00
AtJtle.NC..a75a3 00
. TOBACCO.
" Peach 3 003 50
Navy...... ...0000
Medium..; oorauo
Bonrboh;. 175 400
N. E. Rum 200 300
Manufactured. 0000
; TALLOW.
TJTtfBER. RIVER, Al.
lt121
WiH r. bds..12 00O15 00
wood. l( cord.
Scantling. . .10 0013 OO'.Oak
.v:.f3 00m3&O
Flooring. A io wcji i w
Floorins MiU
Ash ......... 3 000 00
Pine......... 2 753 00
Rou2h...,2100(32 00
Lani Plaster.
Dressed .20 00(235 00
ton...........0000
DIRECTORY.
City Government.
Mayor Silas N. MaBtin, office City Hall.
Marshal -Wm. P. Canaday, office City Hall.
Clerk and Treasurer Benjamin Dubfee.
I ' Grand Army of the Republic .
Headquarters Department of North Carolina,
at Wilmington, Allan Ruthbfobd,
. ! - Grand Commander.
besj. Dubfee, Asst. Adi't Gen.
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Ralxigh, Feb. 21st, 1870,
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large amount of new lung tissue, to a patient,;
but I do propose to prevent farther progress of
the disease, to leave the system in that improv
ed condition, that' ' .
ROBUST HEALTH MAY BE SPEEDILY
RE-ESTABLISHED.
Th FIRST CASE of CONSUMPTION which it
was my good fortune to successfully treat was
of a young lady in 1861. In the years 1863 and 3
I had charge of Hospitals Nos. 2, 3 and 15, Nash
ville, Tenn., and of the many cases wnich. came
under my treatment there, m ,
NOT ONE RESULTED FATALLY.
In 1864 1 was Mayor and Health Officer of the
City of Natchez, Miss., also Surgeon of the 28th
Illinois Infantry, and in prescribing for THIS
DISEASE, GOOD HEALTH succeeded in EVE
RY instance; In 1805 1 removed to Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, to superintend the general United
States1 hospital, and of the TWENTY or more
cases which I there administered to, I was
ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL.
The same results have attended my practice
during subsequent years, and I CANDIDLY BE
LIEVE NO CAfcE EXISTS (however formida
ble) that my TREATMENT will not SPEEDILY
ERADICATE.
I refer to the above, that to those whom this
may come, that they may not set me' down as a
quackg for certainly a quack could NEVER at
tain to such responsibilities.
REFERENCES :
Maj. Gen. Chas. S. Lovell,' U. S. A., Colonel
11th U. S. infantry, whose son I restored to RO
BUST HEALTH in six weeks, after most emi
nent physicians ot Milwaukee, Wisconsin, had
pronounced his case ritttrlv houeless: H. M.
iymau, ja. u., sailor ivicaicai o ournai, Chicago,
-n. n ... i. . i r .
xuiuuiB, i. rw. rvjfitu, iiouisvnie, Kentucky:
uiwwuui Atvitugot iiuuuis , ium wuuui are in
debted to me for their lives Hon. Andrew John
son, late President of the United States ; Gov.
Yates, Springfield, Ulinois (who twice commis
sioned me as surgeon ;) Brig. Gen. Swif , sur
geon XJ. S. A. and Medical Director Department
of Mississippi, Vicksburg, - Miss., under ' whose
orders I have served as surgeon of volunteers tor
several years, &c., &c
For Bronchitis (acute) send for package"
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fifteen per cent, deduction. J.
An order to one address for six packagea and
upwards twenty per cent, deduction. :
Packages in all cases will be forwarded by express.'-
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Drafts on Neif York "only should be remitted.
This method will be less trouble, -.cheaper and
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JOSXTH C. ABBOTT, ' f ' J iJ t3WABD CA5TWXLL,
Attorcsys ti Lot cid Cccllbrsi
PrHcssi CU9 7iliai22tbay H. C.
acu5 j;(:f;;v r- ' ; ' - : z&tt 4
Authority,
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Endorsed and recommended by the President, of
the Faculty oi the E. Medical College of
the city of New York.
Professor R. S. NEWTON. . M. D..
Professor and President of the Faculty, late "Pro
fessor Theory and- Practice' of Medicine,
. Cincinnati, &C -'''..
nn( nf t.hn most eminent medical men of this
age well known as the author of the following
6TAKDABD medical works : Newton's "Pbactici?
of Medicine," "Diseases of Children," New-
ton's Symes Hukgeby," &c, in ueccmDer numi
bcr ot Atnerican Medical Review page 278 says ;
"Among the more recent efforts , to introduce
popularly some of the new remedies, we notice
a new preparation compounded by J. J. Lawi
bence, M. D., of Nobfolk, Va., which is furn
ished to the profession and the public in any dei
sired quantity. We recently examined his Labora
torv. and became Yk7y satisfied that all this work
is done in the best manner, by the most approved 1
processes, and from the best materials, gliving as a
result a medicine mebitino the confidence of the
physicians and the public.' '
Alter reading the above high recommendation,
Invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give the
KOSKOO a trial. , -
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KOSKOO!
THE GREAT
Blood & Liver Medicine !
FOR HUMORS IN THE BLOOD,
SCROFULA,
DYSPEPSIA!
LIVER
COMPLAINT,
RHEUMATISM,
KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
DEBILITY,
SKIN DISEASES,
GENERAL BID HEALTH, &c.
NO QUACK MEDICINE FORMULA
AROUND THE BOTTLE.
PIIBPAHED SOLELY BY
Dn. J. J. LAWRENCE, Organic Chemist,
. : - NORFOLK, VA. ' s a
For sale by Druggists and Merchants every.
' - i where. ;
(editorial.) . 7.
From Norfolk Daily Journal Dec. 11, 1869.
KosKOO.-This medicine is rapidly gaining the
confidence of the people, and the numerous tes
timonials of its virtues, given by practitioners
of medicine, leave s no doubt that it is a safe and
reliable remedy for impurity - of tub bloop,
LI VSR DISEASE, &C, i t A
- The last Jlcdical Journal contains Jan article
from Prof. R, S. Newton, M. D., President of tbe
Medical College, city of New York, that speaks
in high terms of its curative properties, and
gives a special recommendation of Koskoo to
the practitioners of ;. medicine. This is, we be
lieve, the first instance where such medicine,
have been officially, endorsed by the Faculty Of
any of the medical colleges, aud ,. reflects great
credit upon the skill of Dr. Lawrence, its com-
nomndrr. and nlart rmtt lK"-c.-rtr" t hi in. Af
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I aa other medicines ol the present day, '
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jears past is due to if s perfect purity,' healthful
ness and economy. Put up in tins, actual weight
as represented, pad will keep for years. v . -
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fourth to one half less than other Baking Pow
ders. : . .- .--.."' :.', f y.-. - . ; .'..-. - 1
8old by grocers throughout the United StateaJ
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