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From the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette. !

"That The bRsinsssof Gin Enterprise be made lesi,i.
mate enehat can DO condueed fairly and hauorably doing
justice all parties is not absurdy but reality that has
been demonstrated plainly. True VIC know Of but one man
who has succeeded iniot only peeany but has won The
confidence Of the public and The conclusion We have arrived at
Ia hait owing tey the act that be IS tic only one Of
them who has dealt honoraby fairly By his patrons Ger
tain iii that eoald conduct business unfairly the
length of time hc has without of complaint being Ut
tered against him by The Hundreds Of thousands who have besu
the recipients Of fayors q h hands Rereer Of course TO
Mr.. Geo, G. Evans, 489 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.
which viii be gratis any person who iii send their
address,
Order any BOOB shat you may want teit the usual retail
price together with the required for postage and one
trial viii assure you that the best place IN the country 10 pur
chase books is the
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spEER's WINE OF ELDER,

.
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTnduLAST, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDoRIFIC, which
By Physicians and thousands Of Ladies and Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe and America
AS a Gentle Stimulant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS a Diuretic,
II fmparts healthy action 10 the GLANDS KIDNEYS, md
URINARY ORG ANS very beneficial in pRoPsy, GoUT
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
As a Sudorific,
ii acts upon the Skin opening the pores and expeling all i'm
pue BY insensbe Precipitation. thereby driving off Erupons
aud cleansing the Huraee giving tone gor the whole
system and BLOOMING, SOFT ane@ HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe Of Indians
Have long ued the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder
their most valuable remedies,
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by families for
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure from the juice Of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS as possessing remarkable me-
dcinal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in common
Ed PERSONS and The AGED and INFIRM, removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS, improving The APPETITE and benefiting
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because win ni6xcate contains no mixture Of
spirits other liquors. and admired for it's rich peculiar flavor
and nutrtve properties mparng healthy som-
ach and Digestive Organs.
R@A glass fail may he used with meals or at
any time through the day, as desired
We viii only ask your indulgence make one trial Of this
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART 4 CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES s9sE Canal street. and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States
Ma-The trade supplied at proprietors prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
my25 1y&W 2eS Broadway, New York.
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Blood 4Food.

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYEBD always pre-
with the essential elements and gives co,ss
Standard Analyze the Blood person suffering
Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scroa ate
find in every instance certain deficiencies s
Blood. snpsly deficiencies yoa made veil
The Blood Food founded astos
Egg ncceas. Where are
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PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
wonderful Effects.

Lemuel Bonsa of PisbuFg years useless to himself
and society-a martyr chs and Fevecured in less than
three weeks and improved in eight hours.
Mary r. einap ssndusky Ohio, after almost losing her
reason as well as strength by Intermittent Fever, with Chs
restored 10 health in twenty hours.
j. r. Tion Of Belgrade, Maine brought from DEATHS door,
having suffered for four years made well in Eve weeks and i'm
proved in two hours.
Adophe oubro of France, relieved in hour, while
ing in the tho Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad He
was apparently dying with Ghlls.
Ellen r. Benson of Lockport New York. afterseven
years suffering. A perfect cure.
Thousands of other and curedvery month
and not single complaint Of the efficiency Of the
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YouNe MAN CownIDED ny 4 WOMAN. Yes
terday morning, about Il o'clock, quite an excite
nsent was oesasioned at the corner Of Gay and
Saraz0ga streets, BY the cowliding Of man named
j Henry Carroll, by a woman named Sarah Murphy.
sEiss Marphy got from 9 hack and walked up to
GarYozI who was standing on the corner, and drew
a cowiiae from her cloak. Carroll anticipating
her intentions, struck her with bis fist, knocking
Aer down She was on her feet in an instant and
assaulted him with the cowhide. She struck him
several bioNs he ALI the while trying 10 lake the
instrument from her, and failing to do so, again
Nffndk her iii The face with his iist Sergeant Nc
Gsas happened TO BE- III the vicinity and arrested
basi paFties aud took them 10 the Central police
station, where they had bearing before Justice
Iziss Thp woman stated that Carroll had come to
their home. couftsd young sister and ruined her.
When Hhe discovered this she forbade him to come
ID tie house and on Thursday night Carroll met
hnr sister cut and assaulted her. She determined
tt hn avenged for the wrongs Carroll had done.
and accordingly, yesterday morning purchased
AeoWhiae, hired u hack and started lii pursuit of
ants Altar riding through q number Of streets,
she observed him on Gay near Saratoga street,
where she stopped the hack and got ont, and the
ge@nH related above followed. Justice Hiss com-
United Carroll to jail for Court and discharged the
woman, although Carroll wanted warrant issued
for her arrest, on the charge Of assaulting him.
nI Exrha
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Card.

Having purchased the spacious Building No. 4so Chest
street. up with every convenience to facl,.
my business particularly that devoted to COUNTRY
ORDERS and having larger capital than any other pa,,
invested in the business am prepared greater adj
logae Of Books lust Issued embraces the writings Of every
standard author In every department of literature inelud
hundred volumes History biography, Voyage. and
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will Furnish book of caracierl published In thu
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sranger visiting Philadelphia are invited to call al EvAys,
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DO NOT SEND ORDERS
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sANFoRB's
sANF0Rb's
LIVER IEVtq oRAT0 3

q
Never Debilitates.
Ills compounded entirely Gums aHd has become an es
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that is resored with confidence In an
the diseases for which It is recommended.
II has within the last years who had
given hopes relief the unsolicited eert
Gates in my possession show.
The adapted to the temperament the ndyid.
ua taking H. quantities gently on the
Bowels
dictates of your Judgment gnide the
Liver Invigorhtor and II will Liver Complaints Billions
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic DiaIrhea Summer Complaints
Dysentey Dropsy Sour somach Fabitual Cosveness hoc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Infanu Fatuence
dice Female Weaknesses and may successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Headache (as
spooral taken Of attack All who
giving their testimony In tsfayor.
Mix the with the InvigoraOr, and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
sandford's Family Ca.harttc pills,
pure vegetable Extracts put npn Glass
Gases, air tight. end will keepin any climate.
The Family cahartc PHI y gentle and active oatharo
The constantly increasing demand from hose Who have
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which al in
Of ALL The Profession well know that different GathaEtics
Ths Family Ca5hartic PIN mas with reference we'll
fact been from variety q the
tay canal good and all Cathartic
is needed, such Deangeent f he Stomach SeepnesR
Pains in the Back and Lons otiyenes Pain and s0rensss
the whole body, from sudden cold which frequently,
Sensation Of Cold over the body Ressness Hes6sche
Weight in the Head, All Inamtaatory Diseases, Worms in
Children adults Rheumatism, great Further the Blood
snd diseases TO which flesh is heI
mention in this advertisement. Dose g. Price, Dimes
The Liver Inyigoator and Family Charc Pills retaied
by Druggists generality and sold By the Fadein 81 the large
i towns 55 4
s. 7. VI SANFORD u, D.. Manufacturer and Proprietor
| s36 Broadway, n Y.
]. WRIGHT CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
msIdAW And sold By sEsy Druzgiss,
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Ills AaE OK zHE soYERNoR or NORM Carolina.
shAve received 4 cory Of the message q Gov
EIiss 10 the North Carolina Legislature The Gov
ern0r refers teTnperatsly and calmly to the issues
a he dry arising out o. The election Of purely sec
t5onal candidates to this offices Of President and
Viee President expresses the conviction that there
exists bit little ground 70 rest hope that the
Vi The South viii De secured BY the General
government. II il suggested that North Carolina
ingise conference with the other Southern States.
Also that aEonpantionof the people Of North Car
oliDa be called, ia assemble Immediately after the
censastationo the other Southern States shall have
Terminated. Anxious 10 preserve the Union IN ac-
eoadaaca with the Constitution il ID evident that
Gnx ELLIS Is far from sanguine in his hopes that
such o thing can be done, and that be admonishes
his state to be- prepared for any emergency. On
4 The prapriety nI tile General Government using the
military power ID coerce seeding State, Cow
Ellis REMARKS:
b I'll can but be manifest that q blow thus aimed at
oae This Southern States would involve the whole
country ia HciTil war the destructive consequences
III which tn na could only be controlled by our
ability fa resist those engaged in waging i. The
civilization BIT the age surely ought TO be snif-
q guaranty for the prevention Of 30 great 0
cal changes If the magnitude Of those going On
sSFnAsld 10. But should the incoming administra-
lion e guilty OF the folly and wickedness of draw
ing tile sword against any Southern State whose
51saYIa may choose I'd seek that protection out of
She Federal Union which il denied to them IN it.
then VIE u North Carolina would owe it to our
Ito tie liberties we have inherited from our
fakhers---tp the peace Of our homes and families,
deaTar 70 us than ill governments, to resist 1t to
The Hast extremity. 0nrs IS government Of
public opinion, aud not of force; and the employ
ssnt military force to control the popular will,
weulds II successful, result in CALLING and inexo-
Eahie desI0 Ism,
AL heretofore stated, Governor Ellis recommends
the III aIization and arrninggof 10000 volunteers
independent " the regular militia and that all the
unsiea ii Tho State between the ages Of IS and a.
bic enrolled.
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united testimony none could resist Prof Woods Hair Res
orave will the bald and and preserve the hair Of
the youth to old age, in all It's youthful beauty.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. u, 1853
g e. Iee w e sScp Ss e to nsSrs hS
caused BY complicated chronic disease attended, Win erp
ion gu tie head continual course q suffering through life
able obtain stun caps neither have been able do them
from cold This induced 10 ply Briggs Hodges almost
The ias sent bad on earth tyr two dollar bottle Of FIX 1r
ooTsd the dsston and The ead sRo now % I'd g
my head Feeling conadent that another large bottle would
store entirely aud permanently feel anxious to pereeyee IN
would Ask thee il thee woadst not BE wiling send
ture Tie reward is to those that are kind
w." Thy friend sUsANN4H KIRBY.
LIeoNrER, Noble county Ind, Feb. s. 1889.
1851 while attending the State and National Law School Of The
State Of New York hair from unknown TO
months the whole SCALP an9s, a.sly
he side part or head shortly after
that you will surprised when tell that
we're not so much at Loss to discover The change my
more intimate acqnantanees were to recognise me
made application tho sklfu physicians in
could again be restored forced econoled e
my iae until fortunately in the latter part Of the year sS
ing the reliable Hair Restorative in tried bot
De- siS a e as
Of your Restorative and result have rich of
soft black hair, which money buy.
AS mark of my gratitude for your labor and skin in the pro
ducon wonderful article have recommended its
many Of y friends and acquahnuees who, happy
inform you are using it with like effect
Very respectfully yours,
A. M. LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law.
Depot No. Al Broadway aud sold by all dealers throughout
the world
The Restorative put up bottles Of three sizes viz Large
medium and small. The small holdshalf pint and Te for
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds at least twenty
per In proportion than the small and reais for two
dollars per bottle The large holds quart forty
IN proportion and retas for three dollars bottle o. y
WOOD CO., Propreors, 44 Broadway. New York and III
Market street st Louis Mo- and sold by al good druggists ard
fancy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT L CO., Agents.
81 and ISL ehsrtresstfeet
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Preserves. ave-
French, In Juice, assorted.
French, In Brandy, assorted. zM= Even
Shaker SReetfneats,
Baltimore SweetmeRts assorted.
B<n re ,Iellies,
Baltimore Peaches fresh, in cans. 55. w
II liaitiInnre Strawberries ffesh IN cans
Gltava Jelly. Carton Gingor.
English Jtllies--Prepared Calf Feet.
Madeira and Lemon English Jellits @ Uz
Baltimore Pie Fruits.
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.@---ssl -.fi'i.--, ii---i7' - ''-7' -'
MEDICAL.
TNPECTINE !..................... .INPECTlNl

TNPEoTlNEs..,..... ,1NPEcTlNE
FEVER HARM.
Fever and Ague Exterminated'
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM WRECK
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEKERst
Cures Insured In a pay.,
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE
1NPEoTINE. INPEeTINE. INPEcTINE.
1SpEcr1NE. 1NPEcT1NE. 1NrEcrINE.
1SrEcr1NE. 1NPEcTINE. INPEorINE.
The terrible malady known as FEVER AND AaUE has
tten hundreds thousands of throughout the world
every year and has till by successful med
cal treatment that has not produced
Medicinal Diseases,
which affect the lungs Spleen liver the heart other
parts Of the human organization. 4M
The INPECTINE the natural antagonist Of all eyers and
when it comes in contact with skin absorbed by the int
towards those maladies which PROSTATE the mind body with
fever.
Fever and Aguc result from numerous No place
exempt from the causes which promote the existence Of the dis
ease That being once seated system depression
of spirits lasude anguor pain chis fever and long train
Of asagreeabe sensations depvng the patient Of al energy
and reducing him her to condition of
EXTREME HELPLEssNEss.
Why will any the horrors Of facilitating 1nterit
tent Fever when by the use Of the Invaluable
INPECTINE;
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
the eminent medicinal qualities of which instantly absorbed
ALI Traces of Disease
MAY BE ANN1HILArED IN A FEW HOURS
SELF CURE IS BETTER THAN PHYsTc,
NATURE IS WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS a DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
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Geo. q. Exams.
Agents Wanted.


10 whom greatcr inducements than ever are offered
ANY person. either male female who Is DESTROYS Of easav
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requiring but little time and no ouay Of money and
they can obtain gratis
A VALUABLE LIBRARY
FINE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
HANDSOME SERVICE op PLATE,
A SPLENDID SET OF JEwEbRY,
AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS pArqERN
Or many other choice articles enumerated in the ~
can do so by acting Agent this esfalshment
Any person. in any part os the country can be al
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z. THE HEABQUARTE Frs
George G.zEvans,
Publisher and Proprietor of the oldest and
LARGEST GIFseBooK ESrERPR1sE
IN THE WORLD.
Permanently Located
At
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sf0ne III oar city government, liz that no storage
passengers shall he alIowedtp land here, unless The
Steamship Comp anses shall enter into bond TO main
ya{s fhHni iii The event Of their becoming an en-
Aenabyanee. Ordinarily, this ordinance has not
been strictly enforced: but, in view OF the present
ssIs and The attitude assumed BY inc State Mayor
Macbeth has determined 10 exact rigorous COM
z,IiaHee with III
The Mayors view ii a very just one. Undoubt
@diy there will be hard winter at the North. It
IS H0t 70 De expected that Northern manufacturers
ana tradesnlen, who have heretofore furnished
3aENe supplies for Southern consumption, will be
able ID give constant Employment 10 those depend
Ai9f figs0ss them fer support This will induce
emigration, and the climate here being milder
fhan Efa1 To Which they are accustomed ii Is nat.
Nra3 &e SUPPOSE that they viii seek an asylum under
it, # they Nerc permitted TO land, it is apparent
4hst TIE expected destitntion 0f The North would
he transferred 10 Charleston. Then, ia il not
prudent faretlaught Of the Mayor to take the neees
~ steps U ward Oh what might become public
1aiafnitg
n Understand that tie agents Of these Northern
steamship lines hAx4 been notified BY The Mayor Of
f1es& Hlianes No that they may regulate their
movements accordingly. fCharleston Mercury.
Or. Beck. OF Dant1ie, has iaade 4 curious dis
2netSy ia has feund tho antldote, or rather the
1oanta psisen tar alsohol. I II mineral paste
lzicz u enelasez within af olive ard which, once
absorbed. destroys not Only tle effects but also
W. consequences of drunkenness. A number Of
experiments hare been made with very resnarka-
biz results.
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Snmees.

Worcestershire Harvey john Bun Soy,
Eeefatsak Reading SoycrR Relish ott., etc.
Gennine India Curre Powder,
English aid American walnut and Mushroom ketchup.
Baltimore and Boston Tomato Betcliup,
Pepper Sauce; Salad Cteam.
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SCOTCH ALE India Pale Ale and London Porter In auaftA
and pins Yarinus brands Newark Champagne Cider: Bo
KRIS Hostsiters Gonley aud Southern Biers Alcohol
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Preston i STetris IN Walls Yant Amond Pineapple
Lemoty Orange, Rose, etc.
Peach and Rose Water
Orange Flower and Florida Water.
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Preserves.

BaEeF} sngIe dobIe and treble Vanilla; Premium No
Plain Cocoa and BEouaa,
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a.--5 4zM= Spices.
Pepper-Bhek, whole and gloUud and pure.
White PepteF, In bottles.
Cayenne Ripper, III bottles.
Gloves, GiIgbr Cinnamon and Alspce ground and whole
Mace and Nutmtgs.
Ntrtard-bnrbaf, Kentucky and smitA'ss Extra.
Boston aad French Mustard, in Jars.
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LsfaEsors.

BRANDTEs-Tery Old Imperial in bottles otard nnpuy
Gor il glass aud wood Golden Leaf, in glass and Hood
Old Oograe in glass and wood.
JAMAICA RuS-Verg old and pHre in glass AVID wood.
WHISKY Pure Irish Scotch and Bourbon Holland Gin
jugs and wood
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HERBs--sage Summer sayory NaldFatn and Tbyme
Carb Soda Sal Soda Saletrs IN aapers Cream Tnrt@r y;
v1NIEEGGexliR -whIte Wine and cider
- Yees Powders,
Water and Fonr Buckets.
Floar and Wisp Brooms,
Backing.
Shoe and Serubhing Brushes.
Bath BIiek
A. Clothes Lines and Pins
Indigo,
Indigo Blue,
Matches
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RELIABLE GIFr-BooK ESTABLISHMENT
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Si FNiitseS ioi opsAihs Am Sahsi WASH boaus, etc.
EThe above articles are guaranteed TO purchasers IN he
the uay representea il NOT the goods may returned
nh Orders lied with dispatch and neatness and sent
fam Lies in the city free Of drayagc
for articles not in tho preceding list will be care
FULL and promptly executed.
H-orders from Country Merchants Planters imnsdI
ae executed and the goods packed shipped with special
carA L4E
W. c, RAYMOND Family Grocer,
r. II Camp street.
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WiRles,

MADEIRA Welsh Bros 1874 in glass and wood Old South
Side do; Teneriite, for cooking, do.
SuERRYVery old Imperial, in glass wood Pale ropaz
do: Pale Polio, do
PoRTyery fine Roz in glass and wood very old in bottles
CHAMPAGNE Heidseel, os and pts; yerzenay, dos En-
geEe Glicqnot do: Longwerthls Catawba do rs
CLfHET-ih cases pifts and quarts 81 50 70 SIS
SAuHDR&E-ln cases, pints and quarts.
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Cortlials.


nisete in baskets. Absynthe; Wolfps Schnnnns
ssored French, Copenhagen Cherry.
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Pickles.
English Assorted, III quarts and pnts
French =. in pints.
American =. In gallons half GALLONS and quarts.
SoHpareil aud GRpoles eapers.
Spanish aud French Olives. ze.&
Stuffed Olives in Oil.