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J .fa .r Kwl L- .'i -r-m -m m -m m -rv U 4l, M.rnnnmM tHtri tltii til lift K ii H1IM. J. II. JOI. 'A V AlUh . A M K H Hi A K. . mrtv in nopr on vork out no onctkil I IUnin HinUoa, col.. Dtmeaa. Holmes, TUESDAV MORNING, NOV 28', 1876 XATIOXAL, DEMOCRATIC PtAT lOHM, ADOPTED AT ST. LOUIS, JUXEj28t 1876. We, the delegate of tho Democratic party of. the United States, In national convention assembled, do hereby declare the administration of the Federal Govern ment to be in urgent need of immediate reform ; do hereby enjoin upon the nomi nees of this Convention and of the Demo era tic party in each State, a zealous effort aud co-operation to this end, and do hereby appeal to our fellow -citizens of every former jxjlitieal connection to undertake with us this Ijrtt and most pressing patri otic duty for the Democracy of the whole country, i "We do here reaffirm our faith in the per manency of the Federal Union, our devo tion to the Constitution of the United States, with its amendments, universally accepted a a final settleir.ant of the con troversies that engendered the civil war, aud do here record our steadfast confidence in the perpetuity of republican self-go v eminent; in an absolute acquiescence in the will of the majority, the vital principle of the Republic ; in the supremacy of the civil overi the military authority; in the total separation of Church and State, for the take alike of civil and religious free dom ; in the equality of all citizens before jufct laws of their own enactment; in the liberty of individual eonduct unvexed by sumptuary 'laws ; in the faithful education of the rising generation, that they may preserve, enjoy and transmit these best conditions of human happiness and hope. rWe behold the noblest products of a hun dred years of, changeful history; but while upholding the bond of our Union and great Charter of these our rights, it behooves a free people to practice also that eternal vigilanee which is the price of liberty. ' r ',, DEMOCRATIC FI??AXCE DEMANDED. We demand a judicious system of prepa ration by piiblic economics, by official re trench men and by wise finance, which shall enable the nation to a66ure the whole w orld of its perfect ability and perfect readiness to meet any of its promises at the cull of the creditor entitled to payment. We believe iuch a system well devised, and aboe all, entrusted to competent hands for execution, creating at no time an arti ficial scarcity of currency, and at no time alarming the public mind into the with drawal of that vabt machinery of credit by which 95 per cent, of all business transac tions are performed a system open, pub lic and inepiring general confidence, would, Irouv the day. of adoption, bring healing on its. wings to .all our harasbed industry, and sct'.in motion the wheels of commerce, manufacture and the mechanical arts; re ttore eiuploymct to labor and renew, , in all its national sotirce, the prosperity of the people. t REFOKM IX TAXATION. Reform r necessary in the sum and mode of Federal taxation so that capital may be set -iree from distrust and labor lightly burdened. We denounce the pre eut taritl levied upon nearly five thousand articles as a masterpiece of injustice, ine quality and false pretence. It yields a dwindling, not a yearly rising revenue. It has impoverished many industries to sub sidize, a few ; it prohibits imports that might purchase the products of American labor; it has degraded American commerce from the first to an inferior rank upon the high , seas. . It has cut down the 6ales of Ameri- or salutary reform. RETOBM AVOXO ' .TH HIGHXST FUBLIC . -I- SERVANTS. ' Reform is necessary even more in the higher grades of public service President, Vice-President, Judges, Senators, Repre sentatives, Cabinet officers. These officers, and others in authority, are the people's servants. Their office are not a private perquisite; they are public trust. "When the annals of this Republic show the dis grace and censure of a Vice-President; a late Speaker of the House of Representa tivea marketing his rulings aa a presiding officer; their friends profiting ; secretly by their votes as law-makers; five chairmen of the leading committees of the late House of Representatives exposed in Jobbery; a late Secretary of the Treasury forcing balances In the public accounts ; a late Attorney General misappropriating public funds ; a Secretary of the Navy enriched or enriching his friends by percentages levied off the profits of contractors with his ' Department ; an ambassador to England censured for a dishonorable speculation ; the President's private secre tary barely escaping conviction upon trial for guilty complicity ih frauds upon the revenue ; a Secretary of War impeached for hurh crimes and confessed misde meanors the .demonstration is so com plete that the first step in reform must be by the people, orhonest men from another, party. The disease of one political organ ization Infests the body politic and thereby making no change of men or party, we can get no change of measures and no reforms. RADICALS A XI) RADICALISM MUST BB DRIVEX TKOM POWER. All these abuses, wrongs and crimes the product of the sixteen years ascend ancy of the Republican party create a necessity for reform, confessed by Repub licans themselves. But their reformers are voted down iu convention and dis placed from the. Cabinet. The mass of honest voters is powerless to resist the -eighty thousand office-holders its leaders and guides. Reform can only be had by a peaceful, civic revolution. We demand a change of col., W. II. Brewington, cca., v. aa. Banks, coL . Clerk and Treasurer T. C- SerrOM. Chief of Fire Department Roger Moore. I Federal Officials. Collector of CatomsJ oeph C. Abbott. Deputy Collector R. W. Chadwlck. Postmaster E. R. Brink. UxE NL YSPAxKK3 UJf' NOBTH CAROLINA:; J r' system ; a hange of administration : change of parties, change of men. that we may have a a TUE STATE GOVERNMENT, , Names of Officers. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Governor Curtis H. Brogdeu, of Wayne Lieutenant Governor--R. M. Armfleld.. of Iredell. Secretary of State W. II. Howerton, of Wake. , ..... Treasurer D. A. Jenkins, of Gaston. Auditor John Reilly, of Cumberland. Attorney General T. L. Hargrove of Granville. Adjutant General John C. Gorman, of V ake. Superintendent of Public Instruction John Pool, of Pasquotank. Governor's Private Secretary John B. Ncathery, of Wake. JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. Chief Justice Supreme Court Richmond M. Pearson, of Yadkin. Associate Justices Edwin G. Reade, of Beaufort; W. B. Rodman, of Beaufort; Thomas Settle, of Rockingham; W. P. iJynum, of Mecklenburg. Clerk of Supreme Court W. H. Bag ley, of Wake. Marshal D .A. Wicker, of Wake. New Hanover County Government. Clerk of the 8uperl0r Court and Judge of Probate James Heaton. 8heriff S. H. Manning. Commissioners J. G. Waener, Dela ware Nixon, col., Stacy VanAmringe, D. C. Davis. . Register of Deeds Geo. W. Bordeaux, col. Treasurer J. A. Hewlett. Coroner Ed. Hewlett. THE BALTIMORE SUN. Published daily (except Sunday at the Sun Iron Buildings, Southeast Cornsr of Baltimore and South streets ; by A. 8. Abell & Co. Price for Mailing : Single copy, three cents; one mouth, sixty cents; two months, one dollar ; three months, one dollar and fifty cents; six month, three dollars ; 1 year, sir dollars. Postage prepaid at th- office by the pub lishers. No paper . sent longer than paid for. WEEKLY SUN. One dollar and a half a year, and $1 for six months, with Great Inducements' to nov 7-tf CLUBS. THE TO POSTMASTERS DEALERS. NEWS 1w WDmingtoa t Notb Caeolika PjtxaaTTaxlAX, weekly. Cars Teab, daily (Lmocratic). 8t1k. daily id weekly (Democratic). Rale Christian auvocats, weekly. Methodist Biblical Rrcoi&ki, wwUj (BP0 Nrws, dafly and weekiy"(Detnocratl). 8E.xTiXELrweekly (Democratic. North Carolixa Good Txmfxar, weekly (Temperance). ... , . Pxixxd or TRxrERAXCH, weekly. North Cabolix a TxRirtR, weekly. Era, weekly (Radical). Charlotte : Obbkbvkb, dally and weekly (Democratic) Democrat, weekly (DcmocraUc). SotnnBRjf Home, weekly Democratic). Greensboro: Patriot, weekly (Democratic). New North State, weekly (Radical). Ashevillo : 1 CiTitBK, weekly (Dcnu) Expositor, weekly (Dem.) PioxriK, weekly (Radical.) Salisbury: Watciimak, weekly (Dein.) Examixir, weekly : (DenT.) 8alem Prbsp, weekly (Dem.) Winston-: . Sbktihxl, weekly (Dem.) SutesvUie: Landmark, weekly (Dem.) American, weekly (Dem.) Morgaptou; ; Blade, weekly (Dem.) M1. Airy: Watcumak, weekly (Dem.) j Visitor, weekly (Rad.) i t i MlSUELLAXl-oc Cheap and Reliable; JXXVtSQ CHEAP NEWSPAPER ! IN '4 I THE- w o.b'l d I rt4 j.'i BRIGHT, FRESH, KEAKLESS, ABLE! C0T The New York .Vwi, at 0 00 per Annum, It theCheapeetand Bt Dally Newspaper In the United. States ! f i - HTTlie WftUif Sun price fiw jKr annum, postage paid Is a fine pa icr for the COUNTRY ! THE CAPE PEAR A nkw wil;luio. J'LtV Devoted loihe utrns1.itiuiirYlUti 4.1 f and political iuurct cf Nt j-.l.Ctr lias, U c-crvd U tLo jiilUttt Uit cheep rsle cf And for those who baTC u leisure dally rtxdlny. for tSTAddrcM, lO Cents Ueek, r e. 1 1 THE SUN, THE NEW YORK HERALD. i can '-manufactures at home and abroad, and depleted the ;return of American agri culture or industry, followed by half our people. It 'costs the people five times more than it produces to the treasury, obstructs the procee ees of , production, and wastes the fruits of labor. It promotes fraud and fobtcrB siuurp:liug, enriches dishonest offl cialo and bdnkrupts honest merchants. We demand that all customhouse taxation thall be only for revenue. v RETRENCHMENT IN EXPEN8ES. J Reform iq necessary in the scafe of pub lic expense,! Federal, State and municipal out of Federal taxation has swollen from $00,000,000 gold, in 1860, to $450,000,000, currency, in 1870. .Our aggregate taxation was from 1S4,000,000, gold, in I860, to $ro0,000,000, Currency, in 1S70, or in one decade less thau $ per head to more than f IS per head. Since the peace the people have paid to their tax-gatherers more than thrice the 6um of the national debt, and more than twice that sum for the Federal Government alone. We demand a vigor ous frugality In every department and from every officer of the government. WASTE Or THE PUBLIC LANDS. Reform is necessary to put a stop to the prollirate wastes of the public lands and their ; divcrvib.n from settlers by the party in powor which has squandered two hun dred miiyons of acres upon railroads alone, nnd out of more than thrice that aggregate has ditpoM-d of less than a sixth directly 'to tillers of. the soil. t CUR1STIA5CITIZENS AND HEATHEN CHI ;; NESE. ' Reform is necessary to correct the nils takes of the Republican Congress and the errors of our treaties, and our diplomatic relations which have stripped our adopted citizens of foreign birth and kindred raoe recrosbiug "the Atlantic of the shield of American citizenship, and have exposed our brethren of the Pacific coast to the incursiouh bf a race not sprung from the same great parent stock, and, in fact, now by law denied citizenship through natu ralization, a being neither accustomed to the habits of a progressive civilization, nor exercised in liberty under equal laws. We denounce the policy which thus discards the libertyjdoving: German and tolerates the revival of the Coolie trade in Mongo ,lian women, imported for immoral pur poses, and Mongolian men hired to per form servile labor contracts, and demand such modification by Congress within a constitutional limitation, as shall prevent the further importation or immigration of the Mongolian race. REFORM IS THE CAMPAIGN ISSUE. i Reform is necessary, and can never be ttltcted but by makiug it the controlling lsue of the election, lilting It above the two false Issues with which the olfice-, holding das aud the party in power seek to smother it. The false iue with which they would enkindle sectariaa strife in r tytov-t to the public schools, of which the establishment and, support belong exclu- sively to the several States, and which the Democratic party has cherished from their foundation, aud resolved to maintain with- out partizanry or preference for any class, " soct or crevd, and without oontributiBg from the Treasury to any the false tssue by which they seek to light anew the dying embers of sectional hatred between kin dred people, once unnaturally estranged; but now reunited in one indivisible Repub lic and a common destiny. REFORM IN THE CIVIL SERVICE." Reiorm la necessary In the civil service. . Experience proves that the efficient, eco nomical conduct of the governmental bus iness Is not possible if Its civil service be subject to change at every election be a prize fought for at the ballot-box -be a brief reward of party zeal, instead of posts of honor, akedgned lor proved competency and held for fidelity In the public employ ment. That the dispensing of patronage should neither be a tax upon the time of all our public men, nor the instrument of taelr ambition. Here again professions Oliicers of the Municipality oi Wil mington. Mayor W. P. Canaday. Aldermen T. M. Gardner, J. J. Cassi- THE KE WS AND CO. URIER J A live Newspaper. ,Ths News andCourier is published at ClfAHLESTOX, S.C. and has three editions Daily, Tri-weekly T and Weekly. TERMtOF THE NEW 8 XXD COURIER. Daily Edition, by mail, one year, tlO; tix moth, $5; three months, $3; payable in advance. Tri-Weeklt Edition, pubHthed on Tuc$days, Thursday and Saturdays, one year, t5; tix motiths, 12 50, payable in advance. - Weekly Edition, pubUsfed on Wednes days, one year, $2; six montte, $1 25, payable in advance. RIORDAN, DAWSON.&CO.,Prop'rs, 19 Broad street, Charleston, 8. C. nov 8-tf THE BIBLICAL RECORDER PUBLISHED BY EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO. RALEIGH, N C. REV. C. T. BAILEI , Editor. , REV. J. D. HUFHAM, Awociate Editor. D., Agricul- SUBSCRITTION RATES. The Daily Edition of the Herald ia conceded to be the " Greatest News paper of the age," both in point of cir culation and popularity.. Published Every Day in the Year. postage free. $10 pays for one year, Sundays included. $8 pays for one year, without Sun days. . $5 pays for six monts, Sundays -m-cludea. $4 pays for six months, without Buu days. $2 pays for one year for any speci fied day of the week. , $1 pays for six months for any spe- cihed day of the week. $1 pays for one mouth, Sundays included. WB PUBLISH "NO '81X1 OR TRIWKEKLT KDITIOX. THE WEEKLY HERALD, POSTAGE 7RES. One copy, one year, $2. Two copies $3. Four copies, $5. Any larger number at $1.25 per copy, .We will receive from Postmasters and Newsdealers yearly subscriptions for single copies of our Weekly at $1.25. NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED, POSTAGE FREE. Daily Edition, Two and a half cents per copy, except Sunday. -Sunday Edition, Four cents ppr copy. Weekly Edition, Three cents per copy. Hickory : Press, weekly (Dem.) Lincolnton : Progress, weekly (Dem.) 'Shelby: Baxnrr, weekly (Dem.) Danbury : Reporter, weekly (Dem.) RctdaYtlle : News, weekly (Dem.) Times and'Merccrt, weekly (Dem.) Lexington : Record, weekly (Dem.) , weekly, (Rad oct 15-tf NEW YORK. The Baltimore Gazette FULL OF . FRESH NE WS I BEV. w. tural T. WALTERS, D. Editor. ! ORGAN OF NORTH sGAROLI- NA BAPTISTS. In its Forty-First Tear. Every Baptist Should Take It. As an Advertising Medium Unsurpassed Only $2 10 per Tear. Address BIBLICAL RECORDER' . - . Raleigh, N. C. THE GAZETTE IS PUBLISHED every .morning (Sundays excepted). Mail subscriptions, postage free, 6 per Annum, in Advance. The WEEKLY GAZETTE is published every Saturday. Mail subscription, postage paiu, - f 1 per Annum, In Advance. No subscription to the Weekly received lor less tnan a year. Address, THE GAZETTE, 106 W. Baltimore sC Baltimore. WORK-GOOD PAY. TN EVERY COUNTY IN NORTH CAR 1 olma. Active men can find profitable employment in canwsing for subscri bers to THE OBSERVER. Price of the Daily per annum $3 00 Price of the Weekly per annum 2 00 t37 Very liberal commissions allowed t3F" Address" CoL W. L, Sxcxdbbb1 Wilmington, N. C, until November 10. After that date, THE OBSERVER, oct27-tf Raleigh, N. C. W. A. Davis & Co., , W. A. Davis! Editors and Prop'ts. Business Manager, THE OXFORD TORCH-LIGHT, Circulation over 2,000 Copies. Two Dollars Per Annum, In Advan oc The Democratic Organ of Granville HILLSBORO RECORDER, established 1820. THE OLDEST PAPER IN NORTH CAR OLINA. rUHE RECORDER. APART KRO-V ITa JL political merits, offers superior Induce ments to the merchants of Wilmington aa a medium of advertising. ; It has a large and increasing circulation in the counties of Orange, Alamanee, Person and Caawel anp especially in those sections of Orange and Alamance most closely connected by a. a a. m . ... V - . vac mieresis oi vaae witn v umingtoa- ; Manufacturers will also profit by the grow ins: spirit of agricultural lmDrore- ment, and the tendency to the adoption of labor-savin? machinery, to remeh the cth j ' . . - ... iiu c&n ui a urgB mna uteiligeni class or w4u a uuvugu MiC UlCUium OI LUC AO comer. Address J.D.CAMERON, nov 4 Ed. & Prop'r, Hnisbom, N. C. ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, A QUARTO WEEKLY PAPER-GOOD ADVEBTLSLNG MEDIUM. rpHE CITIZEN IS A PAST FRIEND OT X Wilmington;- and has devoted' mneh time and space to encuraging the growtk of business rrlatlons hetwtn t)u -rvit-t Fear and mountain regions. Send for rate& nori-tf. Asnevflle, N. C. Qranamt GLKAKBR,tweekly(Dem). j v Hlllsboro: Recorder, weekly (Dem).-' Durham: Tobacco Plakt, weekly (Dem). ' , " Herald, weekly (Dem.) Oxford: ToKcnxionT, weekly (Dem). Warrenton; Gazette, weekly (Dem). Centennial, weekly (Dem). Weldon: Nkw, semi-weekly (Dem). Tarboro: Soutiterker, weekly (Dem). Rocky Mouiit: Mail, weekly (Dem). Tolsnot: V THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES A FIRST-CLASS INDEPEND ENT MORNING NEWS- . PAPER. ' . jtXLLTUAT CAPITAL AND EN te'rprise can accomplish will be freely em ployed to maintain the high reputation universally accorded to it, of being the ablest and beat paper ever published in Philadelphia It contains all the latest news, Including the Associated Press Tele grams, Special Telegrams and Correspond. ence frppj all polnls of Interest, full and accurate Local Reports, and Fearless Edi torial Discussions of all Current Topics. It is a flretrclass Live Newspaper in every re spect, fully equal to the best published anywhere. The dally circulation of the Tihus ex ceeds that of all the Philadelphia morning papers combined, with one except! cm. ''Decidedly the best newspaper ever pub- lUhed In Philadelphia." X T. Trlbntu. ''The'ableetnabert piper iuPhnadel Lddphla." X. r. San. "The best psp" in Pennsylvania." fiprittgfltld Repu Mica n . rpiIE CAPE FEAR WILL AUfi I l a ftralht forward tiutnn-r ili j" rlplcs of a pure auU ntauly lK-m ra i Utile and Country. Iu IU liumMt- r will uphold the banner mifurlrd by Jf. son. rarrid aloft bv Jackm aiiI v proudly bonic 1y Tildm. Tlie CAir 1 1 . will rvcoinilzc tio duTt rrnc? In tw t n il who flcht tho bat tlii. of tin p -j. hlsb-handcd llal!call?in InirrtKL i places of iowe r and M- khi to tutlw.. Its corrupt hold on the fame. By li- name called, the Defender f t t' -i try 's Liberty and the InalU-nable Ri-ls the Pmnlc are Democrat. To thti . Care Fr.An tilll ever fjwak uifh of reason and aact-Uou. In iJiPlrll- ' tV Cape Feau wllliacr ! f.un1 ftrts Th new 0n.rMill mhhi cv- ; agenirut to the agricultural, inluius . manufacture will urge extend fore Urn to impress upun the fn-ople slr air i the iieccikfcUy for economy, thrift. tv-4 fidelity to hum an J State. Nonli C nlans mut buIM up North Carvlxa. gintctvtta of tl. u. I Immigration. But LHr U f the hand of welcome to tLr 4u f er or other Immigrant, it Iu trrM-i:tinff ceiiatu ;V.ar l" Features the C'Arr. Fcau 1 U i ' contcmporarlo. . American U."r v paper iilacm orudnsl fiction hj!?ruir T u TWI i 1,1 r rr iw 1 a iw SA a m- w I lOT" It rfjlT rtrrTl In lt 1. J-Tii I "t " ' J ' I . . tt I 1... . 11 ! . ... r . 1 de, both k till and cfnijit. V found occutirinff a tLort truer in ilr t' Fear. Thellterary matter f rt will, howenr, tJsrajs U uW-:.iU i' uuc ticwa. 50 cents a month. Address, THE TIMES, V, 713 Chestnut 8L, Philadelphia, oct 20-tf TTLT.r' tt-(r mVGENE L.HARRIS, i ' Wilson: . Adtaxce, weekly" (Dem.) Zion's LxxDMARk, semi-monthly (rrimS- i tlve "Baptist). Newbern: Nutsiibll, daily (Dem). Newberxiajc, semi-weekly (pern), Times, weekly (Rad). Washington: . Echo, weekly (Dem.) What NEXTeemi-weekly (Dem). . ' inixabethCIty: ; Economist, weekly (Dem). . : North CAJMLixxieekly (Rad), ' Goldsboro: '' MES8ENORR1senil-weekry& weekly (Dem).; Magnolia: ' Record, weekly (Dem). .. i Lumbert6n:, ' 1 i Robxsoxion, weekly (Don). j - . FayettevUle: - GAErrtE, weekly (Dem). ' , , .. Wide Awake, weekly (DernV . Rockingham: Cotrmxxz, weekly (Dem. 8rrxfr Otthe Stot; 'weekly (Bid) MM i ' I.' - Wadeafcoror Herald, weekly (Dem). Araoxti, weekly Deia). Ji "- i ... EnquTxxr, weekly (Dextu) .: CaneoruU Rroistxe, weekly (Dem). Srjr, weekly (Dem). t ARTIST IN Crayon Portraits, BE08 LEAVE TO CALL YOLK attention to his Portraits in Cray ... Persons wishing good pictures of theia-' seiyes or aecoawxl irJcnd', cAn hare Ihei.i nicely executed by sending. him a photo graph to work from. A good photogrsph is necessary to Ininre a good Ukece??. The prices below Include ' postage by. mall, on roller. ' A neat frame of walnut ' and gilt will be furnished to those who desire it at f 1 80(&t3 00. . ... : PRICES: Slxo 11x17 inches - - - $ 5 0U Lite Bc (buBt) 10 00 TESTIMONIALS t Harris'' possesses the rare gift of being able to delineate, accurately, from a photograph . or otfTer picture the exact likeness of any one. e guarantee talis Xactkm.", Oxford Leader. "We hare seen Us work, and consider it excellent. Try them." Central Pro testant) ' .. .... . 4,We have cn a capital portrait of Hue. A, W. YenaUc, by Mr. E. L Harris, that reflects axsldJUonal lustre on his reniu in thatggtment." Torchlight. f , TEN CENTS Ptyi! tar ' a Week's etbscrtftlon TT1G - .i TO CAPE FIIUU to coue rbswAED , ' 'and bcbscslbx FcT a Cheap Democratic Paper Crr1ty anrt Conrrutnc utt' ImmrlLilStf m(71 t rhim4 f the IntftlUrmrr lMartm-ntft t5 I cam. The otti of I lie dav. and (tetiersl. uill tw tn-Miiic l ltitl ' ot. xnclx: mi l tni attractive f "" r nle. I'tually the Iniportstit tic printnl on thr flr-t jar. t'nlrf t nomination wr Include th MarVt f. ? and River and Mariue IiitHlhrcn'-.1 :nattrs arc lo. Xn-Ut-tJtJy tu- small ty;w? In a roni'-r. The C':' News will be v:in fnly t-oniil-l rccted. SL'IS&CRIPTION RATE?. lLelaUt HtLrr t.n if.f. k yrar. The CrE Fcu U- tun atTcti CuU per wi. Uuf IX' Twenty-tlrf Cvtil forThrt-c Mouth. uonaratHi nny CnU TnT Ms 6 aud FHe Dollar fur One Vtar. I- by Carrkr In the Citr or ut.url- pairr smt by mail uxd- the ul r.;c nas been trrrid. Collrctiona Ui' Carrier ev ery werk, and do paprrd ior a lunger ume man a wcrk to aov who does not rar for it r-romMlc. " Is the word. TERMS UP ADVERTISING Are given in another jJare. Th ' made e;-ctAlly reaaouatle, la pf, with the times. ContrscU cau t on liberal terms for advertiser. Address, " THE CAPE Fill, OCt 15-tf WlLMlSOTOJr, 'I
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