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FRUITS C FLOWERS.

ITO those interested in the cultivation Of Fruits
i Rid Flowers 10 North and Eastern Texas. we
respectfully invire pernsai OF tue following facls
and tes.imsnials:-
During the Fall Of lsCO. we. through onr Agent.
Mr., n. Richmond, Jun. furnished many Fruit Trees
To the inhabitants Of Graysun. Col!in ard amin
Conn aud wr have RIVED l'ey"nd question
that Fruit i- successfully cultivated aud that
Trees procure 4 nom nnr Nursery have given mi
yrrsnl satisfaction in tls-e districts the trres
making fine growth and pTo,luring frni "f ruI~ri"r
a"aiiiy. as the Shaving Testimonials will show.
which w. publish b, permission. Illus rnaI ling H.
20 -atisfv tho public that they can. through
ag-ats. supply themselves with Fruit and other
tres frnm n we'll established aud reliable Nursery.
The milo Sing rom the wrli-knoNn OrcliArdi,',
Mr.. VIM G. G-n'ry. Of Sherman. Texas. twl" has
the larg, frnit hard IN N"rkern reSa-l, il The
result 81 hr exp-i fence with Fruit Trees from Uur
Nurseries -
Mes.fs T. y. To, % Nrrssrpm,n.
Srrs ] have my home IA nm otrharh ni
Aj.,I-, Pear and Peach TT p. procnrd f1im ,t'Hr
Nur-~ry. through your agent, D Richmond. Jun,
IN ihe TaIl at iss which have hen in brarIng .inr
the ,etrs is62. 81 aud 1874 Thu Trte- hav. made
n -tr,ng md healthy growth from tie hr-t year
urtii the Ufes-t producing large crns ~ superior
fruit. From MY own rnIs1ieure a. an crclHrdisi,
and that Df nv nrishi'or.. u he-itatingly rem
mend yUur Sur-eTy To AL wha With % In, g"'d
relisiur tires. MM. q GENTRY
shrrmnn. Feb-unr, "a, is71."
We. the und-I.ig 1ed. having ls'nr b. Fruit Trees
frorn hEve kroNidEe u .lsr Tres ssdd w The
hrm 81 T. y. IHle,k 90 10 fhif aud adjoining cOnu-
tie. do fully eur VIII NJ. Gentry in BE- al-,e
.ta'~meni. and bel jnsffd in say ing that thu Nur
sety firm oi 7. B. YAie A 20. .. an honorable and
r.Iiaidr houze.
G. C. Dngan. msrchant; n. c. Hall. m.rchan' /;
J. y. Sfrsftan. merchant: J. {. Ei-hards. mr.
chart J hn Dorchester. Pm; ;. HAIR, nfi'rnry
- Nv; oa-ph Bleisps. attorney; @. A. Uicksr-
man. "a. CouFi-r; " L~eT,-f.
We niso hHya tsffers Of CHARACTERIZATION from the
fdsss ing wrlitnsvn grnffrr-h s-flnn p. SELF
Il Co,ks eouHfy; Hon. =. G. G-ssrg-. 81 Grry-on;
Hs.i- 5. Sh-liarhs ~ Cllin Hai. W. p. Nri~-sn.
81 TIius; Han. !. W. Lars- e lisliss lIut. n l..
Mar 81 R-d Eir-r: Hon. p p. R-ctsr, 0f Hep
kiuss Hoe Ira ". Esans. Il Nu-o~s-
We tTnJ.ns-. fhrrluEh cur 1rrnfs- 70 Thoroughly
ranrz.s fhs Ire-ni .-lssrn ~. ss Of 1ruysssu
fs<iks. Fannfn, L4nsi. BED Kir-r. Tito. Ba,tins.
Huni, raliin, n-ufgn snd Dallas; nd a-surr
fha- sbo nay fssOr ~ silh ih-ir 'id-r- th. thsJ
si,siI b. hs,n-sily sna hifhfuiiy -zs-u'-d
E-'P-s'i'i'I' T. B. YALE & 90.
Frsp-isiors - bfghfor xur--ry. fE-ssti sl.s i-z1
EocHEsIEE. III.
shr-r.-, r-rss ua-rt l. ls7I.
NE-Our Ar-rfs I've NEfr-rs Csriifcsfs -
hrhr-T E.aco-
ra-rh u. ls71 l-zrrzd-
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q EW AK e ny.
oWyaRsor SAND CERTIFICATES
ATTENTION.

rt>Hr uNpEgslGSEp l.~ss leave Ia hnnoanrr
uath. all L.cate Land riirrlIss - HnV
Lind on the hr,l vacant lar'is =" T. i'uni. PAY al
sNI.nsr. up I" TNrnius, aua r'r'iV" P'''n'ni To-
Uut. G,a IN e ~ iSud. H. ul Hl.n snsrsnirv that
a., 'aui shall u lurl aud "il notes f"lurnf'' 90
thg l.rni un'r, r'-uN fer Patent, within lrinnih.
h.t.T the rrrila'.irf arr placed IN hi hauNs Fey.
iuenl. COT lccsitue iHr-t lee made ~ ST - ''rr'
f,pr,h ul ihrtnd immediately on rre'Ii'oh Of the
p1i"h's,
lie -opli mrih,r liH. that h. l. Hni has been ~
,p,n- tin" engaged largely In this hrsin".-. haNing,
within the la.i Twelve mantle. located ever 'r''
hundred s-riinn.; aud hsying 'nnf ~ hr's, rA.
t.n.- In procuring nl NECESSARY iui"rmH'iun l'rW
rh- Land Olicr, aud fro'n Ns~T sources, - IL tie
Iu.i eligible ard desirable locations To- lee Luai, lee
b. rrrrar i o. get ihr tr,t locations 10 lr had,
he j. uuv prepared In lo,Hic large quantities. al
Railroad c-riiHrlir- an the tacsi quality Ui wheat
growing lands, ~ short nuirD,
lie will find u.t certificates, perfect l'ni Titles
and attend 10 ans apd rNrA way =" III" lr'i Interest
OF those wl have claims ~ lrr, Er at Interest ~
the .ugy, Very rrsr'r'iri'y,
VI. -. BI5EtDf.
REFERENCES.
earrci r. Mo,eiy aud 7. y Rogers Esq'., Jcii'r'
son. Marion ccuni'; nr. I. a. Wurrail. Austin; Hn'
lori H. Thnn!ns SID W. -. Buckley. Fac, Siyas0'
ia, Tcxa,: ". 4. W"rihHm. ". NJ Payne and ". ".
Ewing EsJ-. r,rIun:, Hopkins COUNTY. trNls; Col.
j. e. nrCoy ion. y. VI. Bnrinri. Dr. J. W. Haynes
Hon. 4. e. GARLAND. District Judge, 2. E,t"cml~s
Esd, T.. C. Mower. E-g aud J. X. =. Record, Dallas
TrSns; Hon. =. II narucll
DALLAS TEXAS, October y, lSTh--It'
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PROsPfCT, ONO, -, $50,
I raised 1917 bushels from \ hHli-p"ck OF Your
SCI H. weight a ibS to the bu,hci-grrw six iret
hich I have repeatedly been Offered $40 W per
h,I, bel for my sees. hut shall mt sell want II all
myself. To every farmer ! sHy, their rg,lni does
unt exist. ). ID. SLEMNONS.
Nxu Va. la old 1874
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tALU ABLE
TOWN pr oPERTy
FOR SALE.

vI,HEPROPER7f known as The Anglers
PLACE. hsi#trn f n aud Main S,re'is.
nsl1as, shshi a On. Of a-mile from -
Sanarr, Is OFFERED FOR Sale To
tlsst comprises two Blocks ~ Ground. =
inrra,sd. and very desirabir ior Res
affee. To rash customer. hsfEaiH maj
he lad. Arply, fer frrsi-r i-f,i nation, ta
JOHN AN6FES.
A. the psllss Frsnery.
O.. rS<s, ls7e-ST
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

Fresh GARDEN. Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree & Shra5, and Ever
green Seeds, prepaid by Hail.
with directions for Culture
Twenty five different packages
of either class for $l.00, The
six classes $500.
.2n.000 s 81, arpis, Pear, cl,T.
RI. a.: GrH-- 5 eds; Bee. Cabnage, Car
rai. On on. squash. TafuF. aud al Nsge-
table and FlsEer SEEDS, IL srnail or large
ouantiiies: also. s,nall Fruits, sipcks.
Buli,s. Shrnb-. verbenas. &c. hy msil- pre-
raid. YrE Golden Banded japan LILY.
5ne. Prie-l Descriptive Catalogue sent 20
eng plain nddrts-, grniis- aCen's -anird-
gbsirs-lf List 20 Agents, Clubs and ne
-;-s1e Sesds On cuniHiissin--
r y. WATSON. nii Colory series
s.5 sal W.rfir PiTri1iffh, Mas.
E-f.bii-hrl IN 1872.
Fssrusry a., Is.l-2A2u-
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VI. y. DUErE1T.

yS7ANTED.-AGENTs $40 per day 10
w sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MNCHINE Has the WHd-r,fsci, makes the
fpcL.,iioL.' (alikc III both .idrs AMI is hNy IL
c,,ssd The hest aud ch"np.s: r-n'ily sewing w.
chin" In III. market. Address JOHNSON, CLARK
\ Co.. Boston, Mass: Pittsburgh, Pa. Ihicig"'
III or St Louis, Mo- 2GOW.
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GrtTs wasTRD--fs-s a N'lxTH
n - ffr ANEEIf A. ENIrTISG ss.HIN
90 BiHfUN Ne - 81. Lots. NO
49, "a IG1I-el
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Dulys Washing Machine.

lWFrstra shA ka~Esls fAEEsT i,sFEls -
saSais, sRs a. fArF - srsfs AFs Hss ss,arsii'H'
asa IA fRirTasT = sRs sfssftiNs - s-sAiaf
si.ks. s,ri irtsa'-s, 80 N 49,. tAsiT SEES gsios
Fusr, - sssiHg l.lsT sd sisstst
sepilsIs FssEss .ss Ave ssss ies1 s"sitr 81
Gllasss
Thrs iAEes- taTths 4 tAs istsT sAs SGT, sAa
Tsg 81 thrNtsltss h.sh lH hsAss as ssRisAi lssAi
III stsTg fsaas ists i.sTa ~ ass ihss, 80 sen
n.sTTis1 80 kosP issA Ia hti hsAss Ass "Eis.s'
fsrsyass-
sAassullfat Ns.hiRs hssAiAs, Ne ksss sFist
II. IA ikiks. hHnsrT 10 EFTs ssI-TirT, So
AsAi sdl sssh lsTse RaNl~T - liss.s "a . he
hsaIs - kslsi.h a., - tlis0sllsl hsifaaisi-
HAnsT ssT lss AusTs sglsIisast siih Day %
go sssaT.a thai q 70 tes sfssis.l AsP .@a eoshs'
aiIeT ~ tRs lsi.T ana Nasasf 90 Ness lsi hsl Ia
iTaisss. las ar heasshsaH
hiiliAssss sslTa, Ns~ oF,sas',
u kaEr lai = hgsy N@shrT IN ~ hni's Ga sFna
iiAs u slsrs sniiIs .ziisiariia Aha tsks isss'
aIs tn esH.a.sssiES a. - ths kasi a sssTg hssss
asli" n fasFEs, Jsn.Isss, isH.s'
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RAMSDEL-L. NORWAY OATS
100 BUSHELS PER ACRE!


chasing four bushels Of your stcd oats twp Years
ago, ~ $1,000 pc. lu.he. | hrlhNd NJ tlih time
that was hnmnCgcd, ah", II VA. My Mt liz ear.
nest s0ci alton of my farmer that WIS ind,irpd To-
do 20. They were sown or my Long Island f,ri on
four acres Z" fir quality If soil. and yi"hed lie 376
bushels oftha finest oats lever raised saw Afiar
giving my brother 9" bushels, my man sold 3O0
bushels vt $500 per bnshel, bringing S,s'm on
This WA, of course, mos satisfactory result But
what wish :" speak of. AS mnst important 10 'hr
farnn. community. is the quality Of the prul,iict.
Alter careful experimental t'-t am satisfied that
the Norway Oats worth At least third nl,rr than
the oats now generally sold u market for feed -
There Is much larger per cent. of hrnr, and Il Is
sweeter and more nutritious The straw i.rxc ll-nt
feed, my horses eating it with greater relish than
hav. Thi- advantage alone, with lis. is worth trom
$1,000 to 5000 per acre. They snnd up we'll aud
are easily harvested This season, the dry weather
has rans,rl failure nf The oaf ciop, hut the average
yield NJ Norwnys 10 uliy three times that Of oh"r
uats m tle vicinity Of my Ia IN. Having been far
mrr fur my years my opinion may hs of som" value
and ifso Yum are at liberty TO us" II. To farmers
say the prize Of the seed is ing tn the
immediate advantages. Il. V. NECIiTEN.
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PRICES-A Fair Offer.

Ifths NsFfhssi. il saaT Tlsrs gill Rei faFai,h,
- ssii &C. ths N.hinas, sfHa - 10 t.i.i lFiss,
sTt siiksT 10th la.Fhinss, fIsT - iTsishts o.
iAarss Hh-rs .Ar 10 s~iiins sEt - saTs AFs 80
ihsl ill - iilFa, iE.t ssTrs - Fsfht III H-on
y fsaf sns .ishE, a. TstaTa no HAs hiss. hrs II
ilrighi, .hsT n-ssih's Hi-i' .SssFs'ns " ilfs'
itsfs
~ ku,iaEa, kthsT ~ hTaihsT shsaii FIEsIE The
araigrTE - s.shihs -iih Ihs kahdt, ans I.s daHs
H. llr NsaF. shsh u eau - duhs tFlifr Elsfs Et,s
iif.ly, 18th To-. lai'T, sd 10 irlu'N - tie saTr
lasHl,, ~ naiy Ilslhs. a.shsL sod lHi's's.i
NTitgsT.
ssli "a asalsn fsHsFaliy, o. sh.a literal de
sssbI, sTs Iaals, q, ,, nh0A NlAI,
HrssTal Asyht,
- caaul.nit susvI, is- iuiks
Assa,I %. ls,o-istf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

NIv YORK, September Odd, 1870.
You will remember the eircuhistanee Of my pur.
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triad H. know that IL cu.e,l them those who have
not know that il res theirneighbors and friends;
and nil know that what 1t does once 1t does al.
that il ne ver falls through any fault or neg
elect of its composition. We have thousands upon
thousands of certificates their remarkable cures
of thu following complaints, but such cufes arc
known in everS neizhborhood, and We need not
publish them. Ada rted to all ages and conditions
IN all climates; containing neither calomel norany
deetcTious drug, they may be taken Win safety
BY anybody. their snglrcoI ting preserves them
ever ffssh, and makes them pleasant to take, whie
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera TO purify the blood anu Stimulate
il into healthy acliJn-romove the DISTINCTIONS
of the stomach bowels, liver, AMI other organs Of
the body restoring ther Irregular action ~ health,
and by cUrrecting, wherever they exist, sum 10
,t dr a. aps "re given in the wrapper on
the jux for tho following complaints, which these
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r II A =

ANpEnsOSSittH, Ism.
Last winter experimental with the Norway Dat
stray for feeding purposes, with most satisfactory
results would rs soon have II as the best Of hay
Ne, Sos cattle aud sheep will leave timothy hay for
ihis straw. ,rpd them Al 81 different times and
IN varions vayH, with the same result These tncis
AFFORD to buy seed ~ $1,000 per hushe every year,
if that were necessary A. p. Kendall.
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NEW ORLEANS.
MN ORLEANS plRECr0nr

NEW ORLEANS plRECfOHT.
feFfrrf Frfff farfraFkTs
49, % ustisf, - Ftiias % ssr,
Lstll $780, "a esslsrs stilsT q Et...
eissFt ~ ifsilss q q 49, f,sfa rls.sfs. 81
$3.50 faaifi'. fsisf os.' sili., Us-As sHsyr
Ears tFa csHbssVs cI0FHIss
40. o. wsisAs. itsfsasi sif-si. 80 A. S,,re-.
CtkFET gtssHsEss
a nnsssaeaa a &C.. lr Ga.ftr-- - l.
naHTrs "A 80 MI krIsi. 80 49, r-,i-,.-.
ta1Fr1sl fiIfsr fHl m a.. rti-. ~ f...-.n
80 ,l'siFs siais~ stsass ga - .sa.s.s.'
FEsTlsE
No, Is h.-pp, n BsIs.s. sirsst.
NsfHINERI
fhss- H. hsaisf, NJ . HriiAa g. RF,..,.
ssliaAsiy sirsa EaEiars 49, e !. So
.Ns sAiss.. hsrAiars. NsTn saa 49, ~.
80 sAisT f'lus EHt FitiEs.. Bsii,.s,
go s.e' "a rfsssrs, sas Gsal.sTs. si..Es
oPTfCfiN
"iii,-@ Beast, IL osTaui.l.l s,T..i. Ala.
"sLfiSs NFIRViEF Iis css.I s..,
Dc shspfia, GrsrFsl 80 s,,ssi.l ssr.,J,.
pss nssfdt i'isrsSrs ~ a. Re "a -
~ nfishsit, ~ iaisussss tasaiiaT 10 f,a.l.
pf' aSsa.s pi-1ssss q Thnasi "a Ca.,i.
Assss-sAsts''sA. fis'-aa-.s, ssna Ga ciTSs,as
sh!ES HNR NEWS FTRShHING s0oRS
". IL Waiske, llafsaal sIrri. Hz.r - Gi.rl..
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SNITmPoRT, Pa, -, 157D.
ynrr srpI doubled in Weld th,t Of the New Brmns-
wick Sewn ON tain- land. They are thin hned.
nud HEAVIEST grain ever saw. l would now pay
sd ca per bushel for your seed rather than SOW
other oats. >. IL IIhiis'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-08-18
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated with sweot
gum, purge, regulate. purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills, or the cure Of all
disorders of the Stomach. Liver, Bowels, Kid
neys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache O,
Constipation, CCstiveness, Indigestion, Dyspep-
STA. Billiousnees. Bilious Fever. hhammstion
of the Bowe 8, Files, and all Derapgements OF
the Internal Viscera, Warranted to effect a
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing 10
mercury, minerals, or dol teriOus drugs
~ Observe thefollowing symptoms resulting
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs
Constipation. Inward Piles, Full meas OF the
Blood in the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust of Food. Fuilneee
or Weight in the Stom Cb, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or FIutteriDR a. the Pit Of the Stom ach,
swi0ming of the Head, Hurried AID Difficult
B eathiDg, FlutteriDg ct the Heart, Choking or
Sutfocating Sensations when Ii q Lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain liz the He al, Lee
fcieDcy of Perspi' alton, YeIIC wnee4 OF til" Skin
and Eye1s Pain in the Side, q est, Lima, and
sudden FIushes OF Heat. Burning IN the Flesn
few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
gystem from ell thu above named disorders.
Pric 70 c-nts Per Box. SOLD BY DRUG
GISTS.
READ 'FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RADWAY Il CO., No. 81 MAIDEN Lano,
New York. Information worth Thousands vi
DO sent you
june ~, 1871. 227-dd Ye01;5u IL
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DIE q.

n his city. on Saturday morning. August
t2tn, WILLIAM Il. KELLEY, aget % gears, 8
months and IS ds3s
Hords ara never found go inadequate 70 CON
way the emot ons CT the heart, as when they sxe
called upon to do tribute ID the memory of Il
departed ard dearly loved friend Yet, all
meaning as theJ Gle, they must here record the
WORTH Of one whose death has left SORROW at
every heart.
the minds OF the entire community more tho
roughly than caused by the announcement
OF AIR. Keey's death, although the disease that
carried him from Us had long ago left the mark
OF the grave upon him. A young man CT noble
impulses, or kindly, generous nature, and OF
that bl DAD charity which finds neighbOr where
ever he meets man, he was 1ot Only the light CT
the home circle, bat favorite with all with
whom be came in contac.. He was gifted with
DRY, and the haehes Of a true humor, which sell
dom oeecended TO sarcasm, gained him friends
and admirers in every path of life.
An intelligent companion, an earest friend q
brave colder and an honest man, poor Will has
gone from among us with pure and stainless
character, unimpesched o: man and now
sleeps calmly in Oabd&le. leaving the priceless
treaeue of his M mnry t. na.!ow the hearts Of
those who knew and honcred him here.
In this county on the 7th lust. LANY OATH
ARINE ROBITZSOH, wife OF John K. Robtzsch,
aged 81 ye Rrs, 10 months and IS days.
She leaves husband ard five little children 20
mourn her loss. But their loss is her gain.
In emithvile, on Monday night 14th inst, at
II O'Clock. Fir. JOHN BROWN, aged 80 years.
mOntDs ana IL cars. OeCGS Eod was native
OF this city, but for the meet OF lis life resided
in Gmithville.
In Union, New Hampshire, on Friday evening.
the 18th inst, Mrs. GEORGE HOOPER, of this
city.
At Brown Marsh, in Baden county. on Friday,
the 18th ms, JENNIE HILL. only daughter of
Neill j. and Arcenia L. Lemon, eyed year and
l month.
At the residence OF Ter son, Jno. B. Eouther-
land, in this city. On the 9Th inst, of paralysis
Mrs. ANNIE SWITZERLAND aged CT years
The deceased had been consistent member OF
the Baptist Church for several years past.
At his residence, in Dupin county. on the 5th
met, Ma; or JEREMIAH PEAHSALL,
The deceased was in his I'D year, a1d had
filed very largo space III the history of his
country He entered public life as a Senator
from this county just forty-eight years ago, be-
then only in his twenty-third ear, ard continuing
ed in the discharge o. the duties Of pablo Office.
and in the popular favor almost incesGntIy from
that time, 1923, up TO the adoption Of the new
Constitution in 1863 Ee was a member Of the
Convention of 1885, and also Of that of 1865 &C.,
having been elected in 1866 to fill the vaoan-
oy cccasiored By the daa'h of Rev. D. 3. Nichoi-
son. He has lett a widow and several children,
and many warm personal friends. to urn his
death A FRIEND.
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Every Day an Increase III Flesh
aid Weight is Seen and Felt
TUE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ever d,op of tho sARaAPARILLLaN Be
SOLVENT communicate through the Blood.
sweat, Urine, and other fiuit and juices Of the
ste N the vIgOr of life, tor il epairs tho wastes
Of the b"dy with and sound material.
EcrofulS, Sy philis, Consumption. Giandula- dis .
ease, Ulcers in the tn at, Mouth, Tumors,
Nodes in he Glands and other paris of the sys
TEN, SO Q Eyes, Strum )rous disobaIs = from t. e
BIs, and the worst forms Skin 7iseases.
Eraptions, Fever sores, scald Eos1. Ring Wo-m,
Salt Rheum, -Erysipeias, acne, Back Fpots,
Worms in the Flesh, Tumor5 IAbcere in th3
Womb, and all weakening nd rainfu! diecbarg-
e.. Night b3wcats, Loss OF g ERIN and al waste
of ths life principle. arc within the lrative
range OF this wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and
a few days use will prove t. sny Icrscn using
it for either of these forms OF ss2se it's 20 ert
power to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by The
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progr sing, suo' eeds i'll arresting these wastes
and repairs the came will material made
from ?a!thy blood and this the SARSAPAEIL-
LIAM will and does secure-a cure is certain !;
tor wleu once this remedy commences it's work
of purifcatiCn, and su" ceeds in diminishing the
loss of wastes, it's repairs will BIO rapid, and
every day the patient vii! feel bimseIf growing
better and stronger, he food digesting bet.er.
appetite improving, and faeh and weight in-
creasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLTAN REsoLvENT
excel all known remedial agerts in the cure of
Chronic, Ecrofalous, Constitutional, and Skin
diseases; but it is the only positive euro for
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Help for the Nervous

Where is 1t to be found olies the trembling
dram; that fires up the circulation for moment
and is succeeded by collapse Not in purgative
pills, or Lanten diet, bat in an invigorant and
restorative in which the toaic elements are uni
ted with gentle aperIent and Alternative proper
ties. When Hostetter's Stomach Bitters was
tant object was first attained. This peaceful
Snd active vegetable specific is justly celc-
brate1 for it's ruros of nervous diseases, as for
the absolute certainty with which it relieves dis
pepeia and billiousness. Tho hot weather to.
ward tt close of summer generally sggravates
feebleness which is beyond measure Distressing.
Under s1ch circumstances rally the bodily ener.
gies with of Hostetter 8 Stomach Bit.
tors. or all to1ics, it Is the satisfactory
in it's operations, and the least exciting. It
braces the nerves up to their natural tension,
but not LeYOn it. there il no reaction. 1t
has other properties, however, than those of
neIvine, and as a blood deprudent and moder-
ate aperient, is superior to any other medicine
of the day.
Fraud, however, is On tie alert, The ce'ebri-
ty of the original medicine has given rise to
scores of counterfeits and limitations. Examine
the label, and the fac siDjJe of the signature of
the frm; that the spelling is all correct, and
thus make sure Of the genuineness OF the ar.
ticle you buy. F. S.-HostetteT's Bitters are
never cold in kegs barrels, but in bottles only.
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i large shipbuildiug firm in Philadel-
b.1--tne same which built the famous
few lrOnsides during the war-has been
warded a contract for building four iron
for ocean service. Of not less
han three thousand tons each, and con-
fructed in the very best and most sub
Fantlal manner, including all the latest
improvements in model, engines, steering
|pparatus, etc. The contract price is
|52D, 900 for each vessel, the first of which
To be completed wltbiL twelve months
|tter the date of the contract, and the re-
baiuiDg three within sixteen months. The
(oupany to whose order these steamers
|fe built is sanguine of success, and is
backed up by the Pennsylvania Central
abroad, which owns large proportion OF
be stock. Ali the ships of the new line
r. to have O full measure of speed, the
f. best accommod ation for passengers.
f1j carrying capacity fully equal to all
ftc-ssary demands.
The peach shipments by railroad for the
r. ending Tuesday evening. Aug. 9Th,
r. the heaviest ever known in the same
&c Of time. Starting on Wednesday
Il I02 cars, they have steadily increased
i ~ day Except Sunday) until they
tcued on Tuesday the enormous aggfe-
IL OF 40 cars, the largest shipment in a
gle day ever known. The shipments
reached total for the week of $50
al Dads. or 415, 900 baskets or ID, $50, 900
1b66s-say 6, 700 tons weight.
'A IOel,l Commercial,
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SUPERIOR COURT--DUPLly COUNTY,

John D. Stanford, Plaintiff, against Alexa nder
y. McGowen, VIM. II. Williams, Edward w.
Houston and Henry O. Houston, Dofendan.s.
0rder for SerUice by Publication
1T APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the
= COURT. that the Defendant, Henry @. Hous.
ton, is g nonresident eff this State it is order.
ed that publication be made in the Wilmington
I oU2NAL, g weekly news aper. published in the
weeks, excessively, notifying him to appear be-
fore the superior COURT OF DupIin County, at
the Court House in Kenansuile on the 3Osh day
OF September, a. D.. 1911. and answer the COM
plant Of the Plaintiff. copy OF which, with the
Summons is ordered to be mailed to him at
Savannsh. in the State of Georgia.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office ct
KenansVile. Aug. 9Th, 1871.
J. D. SWITZERLAND,
CLERK g. COURT, Duplin County, II. q.
aug IS 31-6t