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t,yery indication OF debility and exhaustion
-. ..,n.lte ,r.pe al of Nature for medicinal aid
. arrest tn pro- rees OF decay. How are thes e
s.r4r+ 4pIe;.is OF physical weakness to the re
.,rr,,- OF the healing art ually met? Too
f.u. unfortunately, the drugs prescri bed ag-
.-,r4te the symptoms. Whoever recon mends
tr4sri. l,urgatiyes, or mineral salivants, or
,o5sono1s atkalads, under such circum stances,
.. an ALLY Of the aiIment and an enemy of the
,,t! It, Whoever, on the contrary, advises
rHe broken down and responding sufferer to
~4.ort to that peerless vegetable invigOrant,
rn>tttter's Stomach Bitters, for aid and COM
tarr is a true phiIanthropist. 1t is safe to say
mat there never an instance in which such
Twice was given and accepted without the
sl.urirst results From the very depths of
weakness and dependency thousands have
+, en- restored to vigOr. health and cheerfulness
Nv the reuovating operation OF this wholesome
-.J1n5lIaT,t ana Alternative. All its medicinal in
arrdit,,ts are remarkable for their sanat:ve
properties; and in com animation form abso-
lite specific fer indigestion, liver complaint,
nervous affections, rheumatism, inter mittent
All remIttgnt fevers, general and local weak
mess. and every species of disorder incident to
change of season or climate. The cumulative
etria mt OF This invaluable protective and
-.9r4tive Is not an impure excItant, but the
th@toughIy rectiticd essence OF sound rye, ad-
,nltted by all good chemists to be the most
nesltiltul OF exhflarauts.
SCOT : 2o9-dCO fw&w1t
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ROSIN-The general Rosin market has ex-
hbited considerable activity throughcu the
entire y eek. Strained mas been Che principal
grade for transactions, and has ruled with but
ii slight change of quotation. Tuesday morning
the Northern alyiees being uhtaF Cranlea 1000
bbls. changed hands at a decline of 10 cents. AT
noon, however, the decline was gained by cor
responding advance. This was the only marked
feature OF the entire week. The medium and
tine grades have passed the week without the
slightest cA ange of quotatio4s--a fair AMOUNT
of these grades have changed hands The stock
of STRAINED is very light and is principally held
in second hands. AT the close of our report the
market is firm at advance of Is cents -
The receipts for the week reach 1865
bbls against 1926 bbls. LOT last week, show an
increase of 2542 bbls. The exports were 1876
bbls against - ,626 b bis for last week. The ex-
ports for the month OF August 1872, we've both
coastwise and foreign $1,000 bbls. against 38,438
bbls for same month OF 1871, and 4l,0So bblS
for the corresponding month of 1870, showing
an increaae over 18Tf of 81 :32 bbiS. ant t9,6s6
bhls over the same month OF 1etO. The follow
ing SAILS comprises the basis of the week
Friday, Aug. s0-SaIes Of s. 9s3 bbis. at sf3 so
for strained, So IS for No. 2, S3 62H for extra
No. 2, "a for No 1, 81 so for extra No. l, $50
Is Is for low Pale, IS so for Pale, Sc for extra
Pale and 81 for Window Glass.
Saturday, Aug. 31-Sales of 40 bbls at S3 so
for strained, 50 50 for No 2, IS IS for low No:
1 and S5@S5 25 for Pale.
Monday, Sept. 2-Sales of 3572 bblE. at 70 5l
for strained, SIS IS for low NO. 1, ST for No. /,
81 % for extra No. /, 500 IS so for Pale, So for
extra Pale and ~ for Window Glass.
Tuesday, Sept. 3-Sales OF 1913 bbls at 80 10
ASS so for strained and s. rs for low No /.
Wednesday, Sept. 4-Sales of 2,135 bbls- at
50 so for strained SIS 90 for No 2, s. Is for low
Nc. I, 81 for 10. i, n 50 tor extrs. Ne. l, $50
So sd for Pale, So for EXTRA Pale and 81 for
Window Glass.
Thursday, Sept. 5-Salcs OF 2,H6 bbls at
So 60@S3 IS for strained, s. IS for extra No. 2,
ST. for low No. 81 25 for No. 1, 81 80 for extra
No. 1 S5QsS5 80 for Pale and Sd for extra Pale
GRAIN-CoRN-The grain market eXhibf no
new features whatev Since our last the bus
iness done in the way of cargo transactions or OF
bulk sales, has been exceedingly light, the only
transaction being lot of 500 bushels by rail,
which changed hands at 80 cents, bags incluQ-
ed Without arrivals of any cargOes, We are a.
. loss to give our usual cargo prices, but think
that they may safely be quoted from IS to TN
cents for a prime article. The receipts for the
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LOCAL..
r,.oCRATIC-CONSERVA1IVE EN-
rCE-TFVE COMMITTEE.

,,..,,s DEN.-CoNs. EX. COMMITTEE, }
''''' NEW HANOVER COUNTY,
yuNlNGroN, n c., Sept. 9Th, 1872. y
meeting of the Executive Committee
40 Democratic Conservative Party of
v.y Hanover County will be held at the
49,. office, in this city, Wednesday after
,,.,n September nth, at 3 o'clock.
- arrangements are to be made for
+r,rorgh and active canvass, and for the
.,.nfl.tfon Of 4 Greeley and Brown Club
=. o,erv Township and Ward, it is hoped
,,,,. every member Of tie Committee " i'll
-, -. ,rrs,nt. These members who cannot
attend will please delegate some person
T.. NJ their respective Townships to repre-
ant fIrm. instead of appointing proxies in
Wilmington for that purpose.
WI. II. BEENAED, Chairman.
t-....rtt
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Since our last
report the market has been very buoyant, and
has advanced daily as follows: Friday n cent,
Saturday X cent, Monday cent, Tuesday
cent, Wednesday 3 cents and to-day (Thursd4y)
at the time of closing review has
advanced 2 cents. The speculative move
ment, as compared with the export 'de-
mand, has been very limited. The receipts for
the week 1896 casks against ,29o casks tor last
week, show decrease of SEQ casks. The exports
for the week 1926 casks a falling off OF
1876 casks. The exports for the month of August,
1872, were, cOastwise, 500 casks against 6,3i5
casks for the same month of 1871, and $500
casks for the same period Of 1870; foreign were
II, 2TS casks against 1926 for 1871 and 1888
casks for 1910, making the total humber, both
cOastwise and foreign for he month OF August,
1874 cask S, The MAJ ket closes firm at 81 cents
The sales for the week the following
table will show
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reelected casks.
TAR-ThrOughOut the entire period of our
review the market has been depressed and ha-
declined almost daily. Friday the market
opened at 81 During the day buyers exhib tied
but little disposition to purchase, and it was
evident that in the evening the price nomi
nally lower. Saturday sellers through their con-
certed efforts managed to keep the state of
the market from the re nnrters, by reporting
their sales at market price =; but during the
evening it leaked out that the price had de-
clined 10 cents. Since the market has declined
follows N onday 10 cents, Tuesday II cents,
"Wednesday % cents, and to-day Thursday
closes weak at S3 25 per Dbl. The receipts for
the week GS9 hbls. against 486 nhls: for last
week, show an increase of 203 bbls. The
exports for the week 1863 bbls agains 422 bbs.
for last week, n decrease SIS bbls. The export
both cOastwise and foreign for the month of
August 1872, were 1T9 bbis. against III - ibis.
for same month of 1871, and 81 b3ls. for the
corresponding period Of 1870, showing a decrease
Oh 1871 of go bbls.s and an increase on 1870 OF
S6S bbs. The receipts and sales for the week
have been as the following table will show
FRIDAY ..,..,...,.,. % bblS. at 81 90 per bE l..
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mALEEONs E:cnr Tesl.,.omr 90 tEneir
Wonderful Curative Z; Ercts.

Wonderful GHrnijve r. srcfs.
Vinegar Bitters not vile Fancy
Drink, NJ de of Poor Ruui. Nhi-itey.
Proof Spirits aud REFUGE Liquors. doc
tored, spiced and swoeteued to please the tGste
called Tonics' Appctizers." " Rcstorers, Sc,
that lead the tippler to drunkenness and ruin,
but are a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic STimuinIts. They are the
GREAT RE.OoD PURIFIER mud \
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, = Pe-fect
Renovator and Iuvigorator of the system, Gerry
ing off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to a healthy condition. No person take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwell. provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point repair.
They nre Gentle PurGutivc as well
MS Tonic, possessing, also the peculiar merj.
of acting a powerful agent in relieving Copges
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of ali the
VisceraI Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, w'hethe,
in young or old, married SINGLE at the dawn 0
womanhood or at the turn of lie, these Tonic Bit
tiers have equal.
For Innammntcry and Chronic Rhcu-
mntism md GOut, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Bilious, ReHGiiicHt and
Intermittent FcVeTs, Discusses of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys unL Bladder,
these Bitters have been most successful. such
Diseases are caused by Nitiuted Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement of
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGE STIONe
Headache Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tight.
of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations OF
the Stomach. Bad Taste n the Mouth, Bilious
Attacks, Papitation the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Pain in the regions Of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms are the Of
springs of Dyspepsia.
They inVigOrate the 8 tOinach and stimulate tho
torpid Liver and Bowe 8, which render them OF
unequalled efficacy i'll cIc aisng the blood ofallim-
purities, and impalting lie life ami viG1r 10 the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEAS 81, Eroptons, letter,
Salt Rheum, Blotche7 Spots, impios, Iustuea
Boils, Carbuncles, ItinP-WOms, Sca'd Head, Sore
Eyes Ervsi;;oids Itch Scurfs DiscOloratious Of the
Skin. HunOrs and Diseases Of tie Skin, Of what
name nature are literally Gug I'D and car
rled out of he stem il short inc tp OF
these Bitters. One bottle in such ca-Gs viii com
vince the most incredulous of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the skin III riuplga,
Eruptons or Sores; cleanse it when You find it
obstrIcted and sluggish in the veing; cleanse it
when it is foul, and your feelings viii tell you when
Keep the blood pure, md he health If tie S. stem
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, tmd other wOEN MA, urAine
in the system Of many thousands, arc erectually
destroyed and removed.
SOLD By ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DCALEB7
J. WALKEE, Proprietor. r. H. NcDDEALD -
90, nT:@yisIa AND '5rp. 4 ,entg. san Francisoo,
ca { - = ti.: 'onH cT street. New lo.s.
ay II ''t-j.l-D&W
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Dank Of New Hanover.
CAPITAL, $4,000

b. GRAZING Err. ............. President
u WA!I.AGE..... ................ Cashier
This Bank is row open for the t. ai,,>a ction OF
business
Exchange for sale al pa New York, RAlt-
more Sc, &c. Deposits r-"eive't. Sells Ex-
change in sums to snit on Grcs.| britain, Ire
land, Germany, France, &c.
Gives All the Advantages OF a SaV.
ingS Bank, by issuing certificates OF deposit
bearing interest
DIRECTORS:
T. r. Granger, d. X. Murchison fof Williams
& MurchisOn), e. r. French (of q. K. French
& SOM, G.. VI. Stedman cot Wright & Sted-
MANI, Fl. Vollcrs (of Adrian X Vollcrs), j. w.
HinsOn (of Sprunt & Hntsonl, } "a. Leak cot
WaGcsbOrOl.
feb f0d &w II
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EEPOKTS

eV Iork-Schr John-9Sl CASKS spirits 500
'.I- io>ju.
Nv YorE-Ste:.m lip Regu'ator-3,G33 bbls
I.s~in, lii d. turp, milne, so do spirits 100 do
'tf - bales shto ting do cotton, i,1G1 bushels
peanuts, II pkgs mise.
Baltlmore-Stramship Lucille, cid Aug. 30
$50, Is Diues cotton, 525 bushels peanuts, 80,
y, ret Lumber, 3 pkgs mdse, % cords wood.
baitlnore-S Ceamsnip Rebecca Clyde-215
asks spirits, 501 bbls rosin, 152 do tar, 90 do
PFC Is bales cotton, Do bushels peanuts, 1
Pig mise, 400 cans spirits tUrpenLine.
ihHadel phia-Steamship TUnawanda-167
SSH5 spirits, II bbls turpentine, 1,1I9 do rosin,
- 40 TAR, w bushels peanuts IS 900 feet lum-
Der, II pkgs mdse, 10 tons old iron
BoIon-Schr Nellie Starr-l8} 500 f. ct INN
Der. ~ '""i
srhr Mary A Holt-1Gi 5G5 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
EcEstradt, Russia Barque Topeka :, 500
Hiembmg-lBrl Barque Ella Moore ,11S
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previous year. The receipts at ali the seaports
for the year just closed were 295,3l3 bales less
than the previous year, " lille the exports show
decrease of 205, 1923 bales. The stock of cot
ton at all the seapOrts to day is So ,1z0 bales less
than the corresponding date last year, and the
stocks at the interior towns show a decrease of
6,091 bales. The amount OF American cotton
atioat for Great Britain to day is 5 600 bales
less than this day last year. The above figures
represent clearly the great falling off In the
yield of cotton for the year. In this connec-
ton our regular weekly statement of the cotton
m ement is OF more than usual interest.
The receipts at ali the ports for the week
we're 46i balesi against BPS bales lest week,
, 412 bales the previous week, and LIS bales
three weeks since. The total receipts since
September list, 1871, are 2724, i SO bales, against
1909 ,5O2 for the roIre bonding period OF the
previous year, showing a decrease since Sep
TENDER lsI last year of ,285, 1913 bale. The
ports from all the ports for the week were 993
bales, against IL 1858 bales the same week las
year. The total exports for the expired portion
of the cotton year are 1853, 1872 bales, against
5 164, 1865 ales last year. The stock ut all thu
ports is As ,s2O bOles, against 99,OiO bales last
year. The stocks at interior towns are 4, 635
bales against 10, T26 bales last year. The stock
| of cotton in liverpool is 89l GOO bales, against
| Sc: 900 bales last year. The amount OF Ameri-
cotton afioat for Great Britain is ,OGO bales
against 81 900 bales last yea The amount of
Indian cotton afoat for Europe is 1903 900 bales,
| against 5G2 900 bales asst year.
| The sales for the week were as follows: Fri.
day, bales at % cents Saturday, bales at
| lG cents, do at 10 cents and do ut % cents
| Wednesday, bale at 1874 cents and 81 do at
19X cents.
We quote as follows:
| Ordinary
! GOOD Ordinary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is "
Low Middling. ............. .......... 20 :"
CRUDE TURPENrINE-There has been
about the usual amount of buSir ess done in this
article during the prst week and prices ruled
with unusual degree of regularity up to
! Tuesday when virgin declined so cents. The
of the decline Is, that at this of the
year virgin becomes of no greater value to the
distiler than yellow dip. To day the market
closes with a firm undertCne and sellers are
asking An advance. The receipts continue t.
be moderately large, but no stock is allowed to
accumulate on account of the heavy export and
cOnsumptive demand The exports w-re 1856
bbls. against 672 bbls. for last week. showing a
slight falling of. The market closes firm at
81 so for hard, IS So for yellow dip and 81 80
for virgin. The receipts and sales for the week
were as follows:
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ton, N. C.. September 4, IS72.
STEAMSHIPS.
Benefactor, Jones, ldg, New York, Barry Bros
BAkQUES
Swedish Ulrika, Bredenberg, dis, Master
Eureka; Holliway, ldg, Europe, Willard Bros
Spanish, Uli, G lila, dis, WiiiarS Bros
BARQUENTINFS
(Br) NJ Seed, Hopkins, ldg, Liverpool,
BRIGS.
(Br) Joseph Howe, Cottaln, dis.
Harriss & Howell
Norwegian Diana Jonnasson dis. Heide BROS
ida Williams, dis, Harriss & Howell
(Br) Medusa, Wiikie, dis, Harriss & Howell
ODD Neptune's Car, rike, dis,
SCHOON ERS.
Fred Holden, Verrell, dis,
G G. Barker & Co
Sidney & Tyler Barrett dis. Harriss & H0weli
Thomas Booz, Cannon, dis, Harriss & Howell
ii q Hand Hand. dis, Harriss I&HoweU
Sarah Brutm. Hattrick dis Harriss q Howell
Lucia MnrchISon, Jones, ldg, New York,
Williams & Nurchison
Jam'S + Eaton, Poole, dis, . q Parsley 81 ca
NEW YORK.
N}r) Barque CARLY, Jayne ella Aug %
Brlg Surf, Duke, cid Aug 80
Schr Ben, Davis, cid A up %
Brig Black Swami, cid Aug "a
LIVERPOOL.
Delaware, Cruise, cid July 10
Elsa, cid June 81
(Br) Barque Elizabeth Taylor, Proctor,
cid Aug 2
(Br) Barque AnStlen, Kew, cid July %
Cormorant, Hansen, cld Aug II
German BarQue Charles. COrnand, cid Aug 2
BRISTOL.
Perseverance, Cawsey, cid Aug Is
BejSTON.
Brig Erie, Sears, cid Aug 81
Brig Isola, snowman, cid Aug 81
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY

The GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for the Cure of Scrofulous Taint, Rheulna-
tism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility and
all diseases arising from an impure con-
dition of the Blood.
The merits of this valuable preparation are
so we'll known that passing notice Is bu+ neces-
sary TO remine the readers of this journal of the
necessity of always having bottle of this medi-
cine among their stock of family necessities
Certificates can he present ed from m any lead
ing Physicians, Ministers. and heads of tamil
les throughout the South, inl0rsing it in the
highest terms The Fluid Extract of RoSdddItS.
DIR. -. WILSON CARR, of Baltimore. saws
she has used it i'll cases Of Scrotula and other
disc with much satisfaction.
Dr. c. PUGH. of Baltimore recommen DIS
it to all persons suffering with diseased Blood
saving it is superior c any preparation he has
ever used
REV. DABNfY BALL. OF the Baltimore NJ.
f.. Conference Soutn. says lie has been uch
benefited by it, use that he rnee rfully recon-
mends if to All his friends and acqua tntances.
CRAVEN 4 CO. Druggists, at t}ordonsyile
Va. say it never failed to give satisfaction.
SAN'L q. MOFADDEN, Murfraeshoro, Ten
n"sSee, gays IL cured him otRheumatisn when
all else failed
Did our spaaS al nit we could give you tes+i-
moniais trSm every State in the South from
persous known TO every man woman and child
either personally or by reputation.
. RosadaIs is sold by ali Druggists.
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loneliness Or the Increase m srke

loneliness DEB the Hncrease.-A II arked
increase OF female loneliness Is the eye-deis hit
i.L result of the immense popularity which
Il agar's Magnolia Balm has obtained among
tin. ladies' of America. Complexiens radiant
viii snowy purity and tiuged with the roseate
l.ta ~ health AZ commonly met with when
er,r il is used For the sal0w and unwhole-
-,.ne appearance OF the face and neck, which
utterly count.r5lIanccs the effect of any per-
S...aI attraction the owner may possess, it sub
s,jtutcs that clear, pear'-llkc complexion which
rs such a tran>eonlan+ charm i'll woman, and
-. I.,irrs tnc roushest skin soft as Genoa vel
y.t. 70 one more astOuIshel than Tia per
-5I. using i. .st the marvellous transfer nation
aajcFI it effects t4ese particulars.
aug$I 4aI-d1 W cod Sw1t
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CarbOlic SaIye. recommended by Physici-
ans as the great Healing compound. Price IS
cents per box. John F. Henry, Sole PrOprie-
tor, 8 College Place, New York.
CslrisGadOrO's Hail Dye stands unriv-
allied i'll the world. NO lady or gentleman OF
perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in
the world. N9nulactory, 66 Maiden Lane,
New York.
Help for the EIOpe1ess.-Y"u are weak
defect d, miserable. and nothing does you any
good, you say. Don't despair. There is balm
No! Then why don't you ? whether Yo- r
weaknC rs. constitutional debility, any other
trouble, Vinegar Ri tiers VIII revive and reno
yate your shattered system. as a genial rain re-
freshes thu wlthered flowers.
Burnetl's Standard ETavOrin@ EN-.
tracts are neatly put az i'll UNPANNELLED 2
o. 5 OF. and 10 o. hott es ard fer sale by
the trade generally in every principal city and
town in the United States, anadas, and Brit
l>h Provinces, as we'll as in many ether foreign
CO Intries.
Praft's Astral Oil has Worldwide repu-
tatiOn as the surest and best Illuminating oil.
Over two million gallons have been soli for the
past two years, from which no accidents OF any
description have occurred Send for circular.
Oil House af Charles Pratt, Established l77O,
New YORK.
RisIey's Buchu is a reliable DiWetic and
Tonic for al arrangements OF the urinary and
by Haviland, Harral & Risey and their
branches, is now repaired by II. w. Risley, the
originator and PrOprietOr; and the trade sup
oiled by his successors, NJ organ & Risley, New
York.
Fer Dyspepsia, Indigestion, de press ion of
spirits and general debility III their various
forms; also, a preventive against Fever and
Ague, and other intermittent fevers. The
Ferro-P hOsphorated Elixir of Calisaya, made
by Caswen, Hazard & Co, New York, and sold
by all Druggists. is the best tonic, and ton
ic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness, it has no equal.
SVapnia. opium purified, the most per-
feet anOdyne in the market, made by process
of DR.. l. NJ. BigelOw Detroit Medical College
Is always uniform in strength, wi ich is rarely
the case in other preparations of Opium.
We Have Frequently Heard mothers
say they would not be without Mrs. Wnslow's
Soothing Syrup, from the birth of the child
until it has finished with the teething siege, I'M
der any consideration whatever.
The Secret of Beauty. What is it? no
longer asked, tor the world of fas hiOn and all
the ladies know that is produced by using a de-
lightful and harmless toilet preparation known
as G.. w. Laird's Bloom OF YOUTH Its beau
titying effects are truly wonderful. Depot, 5
Gold Street, n. Y.
aug 2f1-1eOdIH W I'm
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ElE~-IN"~ BRIGHTEN As IHEr TAKE
IHEIE FLI1Hr.-The chief Of blessings is
GOOD health, without which nothing is
"oGfll the ha"ing; it is always appreciated
a IS true lul!t. after it is lost, but, too
"Hru not before. Live properly, and cor
rs.4 ailments before they become seated.
FIR .i>''asrs OF the liver, kidneys. skin,
Stomach, and all arising from impure or
't-s!,. bi"od, Or. Walkers California Vine
..,-s .1-ltnrs ere . sure and speedy remedy.
ii Las never yet failed in .Ingle in
~.lf,,-, 4W
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
j. ". ATK1HSON, General Insurance Agent.
|. Il. GRANGER, Presid't Bank of New Ii an
over.
f. w. ksRoHNBR, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
Y. Nj. STEDMAN, of Wright & Stedman.
L. IL. MOKOY, of W. A. Whitehead q Co.,
Fayetteville.
r. II. COwAN, President.
ID. Il. EILEKs, Commission Merchant.
A. A. WILLARD, of Willard Brothers.
". A. GINNING, OF NoTthrop & Cum ming.
CIV WILLIAMS, of Williams & ML1ChisOn.
ELI MURRAY, of E. Murray g. Co.
A. >. DERossRT, of DeROsset & Co.
ROM. HENEING, of Dawson, Teei 50 Hen
ming.
ALEX. SPKUNT, British Vice Cor sui, OF 3prunt
q HinsOn.
p. MURPHY, Attorney at Law.
j. ID. WILLIAMS, OF j. d. Williams & Co., Fay-
etteville
JAS. G. McRAE, Atty at Law, F Aye- teville.
za /. Is. KELLY, Mercfe at, Eerans V1lls.
j. T. PORE. Mer"l lnt, !. I abortcn.