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Dried

Every day we see wagon loads of dried
apples for sale. They are now bringing
three cents per. pound in this market.
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Quarterly Meeting.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
N. L. Church, for this Station. closed last
Sunday evening. %
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What.

Wheat. 1900
A great deal of wheat is changing
hands at $l.l2A for Red, and S1.25 for
white.
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Freight Shipped.

Freight Snlppod' 10 n H-TH- -
There is.a vast amount of freight
being shipped from our depot at this
place. Mr.. Olkey, and his full force are
kept busy all the time. g ARK 81
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Rain.

Rain. i
Refreshing showers. have cooled the
air, and started the fall pastures to grow
ing. u esiw Ee
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The GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS.
= Preuared by J. 81

rs. sii Rae Lombard, Paris. =
These Pills are highly bythe entire
.sedfoaf Faculty Of France IS the vsry nest remedy
in all cases ofspermatnrrhaa, or Seminal Weak
meas: Nightly, Daily or Premature Emissions; Sex
nal weakness or Iptpofencv; Weakness ari.in from
secret Hsbits and Sexual Excuses; Reiazafto1 1ttne
and all the ghaetly train of Dissasss arising rom
0vernse or Excosees. They esys whenallotherrem,
be sent Free to any address: Price 4 1 per BOZ.
lent BY rail s<eure7yssslei from AUTHORIZATIONS, On
recsipf Of price, OSCAR q. MOSES. Is CoRrLAHpT
~. flW foRx, sois General Agent for Amsxtca.
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Adjourned.

AuJUUtI1dO'
Circuit Court adjourned last Thursday
evening, on account of the large number
Of cases on the State d,ckot, but
very little was done with the civil docket.
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AUGUSTA 4

or the week endlns July ~, 1877. ~
coRREcrEn BY .~w-ss-
cox, JACKSO, N. &sCO.,
Geuerai Conn nsissienz sMercha -
30s Broad ST., Augusta, On. =
Cotton-per ID, POO ; Corn so N
SO :; Wheat-l 4O@I Is: Oats-55 "a o0;
Rye 00@1 20; fBarley-- ~ e.
@ GaE0 % % . fancy "a 81 10 o co@!S"fEsagSsGz %;
mills 81 a. S~alanlander 1 O56say;s
e M9laasss g. 7im Lard ID . e gs HI.
GO; G.. Sides 81. a. 9 Hss,a pAsis ~
a. -; =ea9yassed 10 IA sGirtIag-
- per yard 1910 I, drills per ysrA
"a q g aa,fs, gT m0,sS Eel Tos =
Corn, declining, with heavy stocks;
Wbeats in active demand. with light sup
.ply, bay, source and wanted Flour. ,
high grades in request /; Bacon, firm with
light stocks, conutry hams and shoaIdars
wanted Butter will sell if choice; Egg
wanted if fresh and in small Kegs.
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: FALL BRANCH COLLEGE,
Fall Branch, Washington County, +. Tenn.
Rev. Ed. w. HALBAcu, President.

Next session will commence on the first
Wednesday I'm September, 1872. LStruc-
'ns thorough-terns the louest.
hg- Send for a Circular.
augl5ml.
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DIR.
Is STREET.
rwnDD

LIN. Ok1Akx AA4N AxG
1873 STREET.
NEWARK, N. J.,
Is now treating successfully zs-
Consumption, Bronchitis,
and all diseases of the Throat aud Lungs.
with his
Compound Med1cated Inhala.
tions, Concentrated Food,
ard Cough Syrup.
During the past ten years DIR. Carpenter
has treated and cured thousands OF cases
of the above named diseases, n has now
in his possession certificates of cures from
every part of the county. The Inhaia-
is breathed directly into the lnngs,
soothing and healing over all infamed
surfaces, entering into the blood, in i'm
parts vitality as it perineates to every
port of the system. The sensation Is not
unpleasant, and the first inhalation often
gives very decided relief, particularly
when there is much difficulty of breath
ing. Under the influence of my remedies,
the cough soon grows easier, the night
sweats cease, the hectic flush vanishes,
and with improving digestion the patient
again within his grasp u
The Concentrated Food rapidly
builds up the most debilitated patient.
presenting TO the stomach food all ready
to be aSsimilated n made into good,
rich, healthy blood. -
The Cough Syrup is to be taken at
night to alleviate the cough and enable
the patient to obtain sleep. Full directions
accompany zach bor of my remedies, chich
bonsists Of 7ag9 Tsa Ees lsvsB
One I,hqler; One Botllc Of Alteratiue
Inhdlant; One Bottle Of Soothing Fe-
s6rifugc Iahaiant, One Bottle ofaAnti
-Haemorrhagie Hnhahnt; One
Bottle Concentrated Food; One
Bottle Of Cough Syrup.
Price of Box containing remedies to last
ono month. $40; two months, S1s; three
Sent TO any address c. o. d. Pamphlets
containing large list of patients cured
sent free. Letters of inquiry must con-
tain one dollar to insure answer. Address,
A. Ii. CARPENTER, u. D., Newark,
Nj.
DR.. CARPENTERS CATARRH RENE
DY will give Immediate relief, and will
effect 4 permanent cure in from one to
three months. Price of remedy to last
one month. So two months, IS three
months, $40,
CANCER in all its forms successfully
treated. Send for list Of patients cured, to
A. II. CARPENTER, NJ. D., Newark, N. J.
aug1ml2. 3a 5e
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REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorised and requested to an.
nounce DIR III. II. CARR, as a Uumse
for Representative in the LoMe - No.
of the nexG Legislature. Eiec.iVn
vember next. ~-v
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.nuaRENrzO OR SALE Low
nweiIine Houses, containing SIX
Va each, good cisterns n galusrs,i
Apply to GEO. u. CHRISTIAN 'o fs7tf.
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~ 1ctsfvsEscrO nEsrtccs Cuvfewt9
x "a 10 EsJoSEshoRe Juis 20 is7asns
Apples' dried Z B.''Sol.rrvFv-&t
.gIsgl s7.r 80 buifarn - IISd saTlo
Pears SN NJ - w
tssfIsF ~ va 7sise iaab sisEs a 81 =
lssdo 70 Pcaledbr d sss asu aSsfs sd
Eea@hcsssSv osS i'uob 81 asdv n q asse
Giascng . sfz wss , 70
n1.. d "a. ,1o7 1Is}1 tasv-si nssS >,
Eggs. ~ 750s .~saq srd -1H S,s no
Glover Seed, Il Is vst-spVA
Timothy do 40
OalS.-. -....-. .'..s .'sfS ~
Wheat..... ~. 81 oA0StNlo
tlnuT,. loose .-...-. ---1.fr rFrrrr-rSS
Extra. sacked. ........ . 10
I. 81" Family w a&A nv WI sls4S0
C%gn Ss'I ,Hii,' T'osh' vri.rr. seE
Wool, washed. ..ss.@- - NoV
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'Geuerai Conn nsissionzsMercha q
BOG Broad ST., AgsglEsass. la0.-~~

o. b. SMITH a Co, los, Gay street,
Knoxville, are Offering better bargains IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc, then eyer
before. The reason oftheir great suceess
stheybuy and sell for Cash. iuly2Jtf
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w.,B. RUSH, D. 7 PArrEasoN, c. RAKKIS.
HOME CO.,
sara s-;sagge AT s. vgsm ss2i l.-a Q
Home, Greene CO., Tenn.

THIS company Is located six miles
l. north of GreeneviflesW they have
their Factory now In running order, fit
ted up with new and comp1etc
WOODEN Machinerv.
and manufacture the same into 5 sr
ROLLS, YARNS, JEANS, DOESKINS,
TWFEDS, BLANKETS, LIN
SEYS, FLANNELS, &c.
The above Company propose TO do
FIRsT-cLASs WORK, and guarantees to
give entire satisfaction.
may23m6 s4L 4 sra e2E
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A. c. Mason dm,r ct ais n0ERVw9
Inthis cause it appearing from the allie
cations in Complainants bill thattW. H.
Clymer Il Co., 1.-THE individual names of
the members composing said firm pot be-
ing knownl who are made defendants,
are non-residents of the State of Tennes-
see. 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four Successive weeks in
the Herald and Tribune, aAnewspaper
published in the town of Jonesboro,
Tenn, notifying said defendants to ap-
near before our said Chancery Court :Un
the Fourth Monday In November. next,
and make defence to said Complainants
bill, or the same will be taken for confess
ed as to them and set for hearing exparte.
witness, B.. F.. Swingle, Clerk and Mas
ter of said Court at office in ~Jonesboro',
this 9th day OF August, 1872. $780,
B. f. SWINGLE, c.. & VI.
aur .J5w4pfeS.
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sewars Of counterfeItsl
l0R MnSES's IR JAMES CLARKEs

ara eEfeastyeiy coUxrrRyErrKD- Dishonesf Drsg-
gfsfs eade1Dor 70 sell fhs covaserfeffs fo1sake gys6fef
DrQdfs. Tia genuine havs fhs name Of OBJ Moses
on each puct6ge- AHofhers are ~soorfhisss tDsffGffe1s.
The oRHuIzH Pills are ~unfailing in the care Of All
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
excuses and remove all obstructiens, FROM What
TO MARRIED LADIES T..
they are particularly suited. they viii IN Q short
and although very powerful. Contain nething hurt
full to the CONSTITUTION. In all ca<esof Nervous ana
Eatigue on slight ex%ertion. Palpitation Of the Heart.
aft other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give fun direc lions and advice, or
win be sent free 20 al writing for them, sealed
from observation.
N. BIN all cases where the GENUINE cannot be
obtained, Ono Dollar enclosed to the Sole Proprie-
tor, JOB MOSES, IS Cortlandt st., New York, will
insure Q bottle OF the genuine. containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail, securely sealed rom any
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sould be yielded 70 bed bugs. reaches ants 1eas and
other chronological pests except the dollar THAI
IL paid for a flask OF KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER,
TO exterrlnate them For large dwellings. hotels and
by druggists and grocers everywhere. Depot, No Sixth
aye
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Christmas 1T Ujiji and Livingstonc's
March for Unyanyembe-Finy-fo
Days' Travel and Adventure.

Christmas At Ujiji and Livingstonc's
March for Unyanycmbe-Finy-f y-four
Days. Travel and Adventure.
KwIuARA, UNYANyEMBE, |
February 2l, 1872.
After spending Christmas at UJui Or. Living
stone, escorted by the NEW York HERALD Expedi-
ton, composed Of forty wanguana soldiers, well
armed, left for Unyanyembe on the 2cth Of Decem-
Der, 1871.
In order to arrive safely, untroubed by wars and
avarcious tribes, we sketched out road to Unyan.
yembe thus
Seven days by water south to Urimba.
Ten days across the uninhabited forests Of Ka-
wendl.
Twenty days through Unkonongo, direct east.
Twelve days north through Unkonongo.
Thence 1--WE days into Unyanyembe, where we
arrived without adventure Of any kind, except
killing zebras, buGaloes and grares, after nfty-four
days. travel.
The expedition Suffered considerably from famine,
and your correspondent rom fever, but these arc
incidental to the march In this country.
'THz MAN or IRON" MARCHES ON Foor-THE ROLL
OF THE DEAD.
The Doctor tramped IL on foot like man or Iron.
on arrival at Unyanyembe found that the English
man, Shaw, whom had turned back as useless had
about q month after his return succumbed to the
climate OF the interior and had died, as well as
two Wauguana OF the expedition who had
been left behind sick. Thus during less than
twelve months wIlliam Lawrence Farquhar. Qf
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No Quarter

Bell scbnapps.-This Celebrated NFesai-
cnai beverage Is sold by all grcccrs and druggists.
HUDSON G.. WOLFE & co, Sole Importers.
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Angolrs Turkish Baths, Lexington ave-,
and Twenyff sreetnv vigorating and vitalizing
before breakfasts apetizrg before dinner More soothing
than opiaes Lefore retiring Ladies day and evenings
gentlemen day and night.
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SEWING Machines The public are invited 10 in
spect The large assortment of doutc thread sewing
rlacLinea several hundred In number, which have
lately been received part payment In New York and
vicinity for the WILCOX Gibbs machine and which viii
be sold BY auction without reserve Wednesday. at
hapast te store, 5s7 Broadway second sale thi3,
season on exhibition Monday and tuesday.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open frcrl A. M. 10 3 T. NJ.
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lIvIN GS 7 0 N E.
Stanley's Letters to the Herald
Describing the Finding Of
the Great Traveller.
The Battles with Mirambo,
King Of Uyowa.
Cowardly Conduct Of tho Arabs in DESERVING
Stanley while Stricken with Fever.
MlRAMBO'S VENGEANCE.
Tabora, an Arab Town, Nearly Destroyed,
Five Hundred Arabs and Five Soldiers
Of the Herald Expedition Killed.
STANLEY TO THE RESCUE.
The Journey Continued Through Hundreds Of
Miles Rarely Traversed Even by Arabs.
Terrible Sufferings Of the Herald
Expedition Party on Its March.
UJIJI AT LENGTH REACHED.
The Expedition Enters the Town Triumph
antly Flying the American Flag
Livingstone and Stanley Face
70 Face at Last,
STANLEY'S STORY OF FIVE YEARS.
Livingstone's Own Account Of His Explora-
tions as Related to the Herald Explorer.
ASTORY MORE ROMANTIC THAN ROMANCE.
ctanley'S Special Corps at the Service Of the
Doctor and the Start Of the
Travellers in Company.
Personal Loneliness and Destitution Of Liv.
ingstone When Relieved by tho
Herald Search Corps.
THE SOURCE OF THE NILE.
LlvingStOne's Reft for Further Survey
ing by the American.
Sanitary Condition Of Livingstone When
Last Seen by Stanley.
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Gentleman's silver Pearl Dress Hae
for five dollars. Il. WARNOCb, ol9 broadway.
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Another Auction sale of Double Thread

Great Curiosity.-A Century Plant fnt
fuIl flower exhibition In Thrteenth street. adj
joiaing Wallack's Theatre.
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others SUCH q tEc NEW WILSON UNDER FEED
SEWING MACHINE, perfected after years of Study aud
experimenting. simple LlL running and cndGrabic.
Docs every grade Of light and heavy sewing and equal t
si5 che aper all Others Saesroom 707 Broadway
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As-Hexring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and q. Broadway corner OF Murray street
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Tabora, an Arab Town, Nearly Destroyed,
Five Hundred Arabs and Five Soldiers
Of the Herald Expedition Killed.
STANLEY TO THE RESCUE.
The Journey Continued Through Hundreds Of
Miles Rarely Traversed Even by Arabs.
Terrible Sufferings Of the Herald
Expedition Party on Its March.

UJIJI AT LENGTH REACHED.
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Irritation OF scaIp-surnctt's Coceaine.
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for Diarrhna or any deranEement OF the howel, tor
sale by all respectable druggists " r. hENky, No. 4
College place ayad q. De QYkp9yA,0 "a william street,
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length OF the undiscovered nk-and the Nile,
which had baffled oraces and sages, kings and en-
perors, had been revealed throughout Its length.
TWO PROBLEMS REMAINING TO BE SOLVED.
According to Livingstone two things yet remain
before the Nile sources can be said to be discov-
cred. First-He has heard Of the existence Of four
fountains, two of which give birth to river flowing
north, which is the Lualaba, and two to river
flowing south into inner Ethiopia. which Is the
Zambez thus verifying the statement which the
Secretary Of the Goddess Minerva at Sais made to
Herodotus over two thousand years ago. He has
heard Of them repeatedly and has been several
times within a fortnights march from them, but
something always interposed to prevent him going
to see them. These fountains require to be seen.
Second-Remains the link above described to be
explored.
THE STORIES WHICH TEE DOCTOR RELATES
Of the two immense countries through which the
great river runs read like fable. Tho most south
erly is called RITA; the northern Is called Manyema
By the Arabs and Manuema by the natives, who are
cannibais. He tells Of ivory being so cheap that
twenty-five cents worth OF copper will purchase
large tusk, worth 1920 at Zanzibar. He tells Of
ivory being turned into doorposts and cave stan
cbions by the cannibals; OF skilful manufactures
OF fine grass cloth, rivalling that Of India; OF
people 80 nearly approaching to white people
anything ever seen in Africa; and from this
fact supposes them to be descendants of the an
cient Egyptians, or OF some Of the lost tribes OF
Israel; he tells OF copper mines at Katauga which
have been worked for ages, OF docile and friendly
peoples who up to this time have lived buried in
the lap OF barbarism, ignorant that there lived on
earth race so cruel and callous as the Arabs who
have come among them, rudey awaklng them out
OF their sleep with the thunder OF gunpowder, to
kidnap, rob and murder them without restraint,
and Of many other Things he tells some details Of
which win follow this telegram.
TEE HERALD EXPEDITION ARRIVES IN TINE TO AID
THE GREAT TRAVELLER.
The Doctor arrived at Ujji on the 10th Of october,
the HERALD expedition on the sd of November,
eighteen days later, and, as II guided by the hand
Of Providence, not month too late nor month
too soon. He was sick and he was destitute, and
help came In time He had returned to Ujiji only
to hnd himself robbed Of everything by the very
man TO whom the RGltlsh Consulate had entrusted
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Hence the fabrication OF the Livingstone murder
tale hide the fact of their deserton and to obtain
their wages. Livingstone's party was very small
now; he had sent back the worthless and maudlin
Sepoys; the johanna men had deserted him in a
body, and wikotani had been discharged. lie was
obliged to seek aid from the natives. he engaged
them as carriers, and as they had never been tam
pered with or betrayedby the slave traders he man.
aged exceedingly well. From this country, which
he left In the beginning Of December, 1866 he en-
tered on northern course where the Ma Zitu had
swept the land clean OF provisions, and where the
expedition suffered the most pinching hunger.
MORE MIsFoRTUNRs
Added to this, desertions continued, which in one
or two instances caused a loss OF almost all his
clothes and cooking utensils and dishes. Though
misfortunes constantly dogged the footsteps OF the
expedition, IL struggled on and traversed the coun-
tries OF the Babisa, Bohemia, Banlungu, Barungu,
besides the country Of Londa, where lives the
famons King Cazembe.
A CORDIAL RECEPTION By cAzEMBg AND HIS QUEEN.
Cazembe and his Queen received him kindly and
showed every disposition to assist him, and It was
he who gave the Information about Lake Bangweolo
(Which he called "Largc water'D to the Doctor.
Near Cazembe's the Doctor had crossed O nnc
stream called the Chambezi.
REGARDING THE GREAT RIVER zAMBEzr.
But he relied too much upon the correctness OF
Portuguese information, and paid not much atten.
ton to 1t at the time, believing 1t to be- Portu-
guese travellers stated, but the headwaters OF the
great zambezi, and having no connection with the
great river Of Egypt, Of which he was now in
search This excessive reliance upon the veracity
of Portuguese travellers and traders mised him
very much, and caused him double work, punging
him into labyrinth Of errors and discoveries,
making the whole country ard Its intricate system
OF and lakes clear to him only after repeat
ing bis journeys many times.
PORTUGUESE ERRORS AND THE TROUBLES THEY
ENTAILED.
From the beginning OF 1867 TO the middle OF March,
1s69 he says he was mostly engaged in correcting
the errors OF Portuguese travellers The Portuguese
when writing or speaking Of the Chambezi rvaribly
called 1t ''our own Zambezi," or the Zambezi that
Cows through the Portuguese possessions OF the
Mozambique. Over and over again he had to
traverse the countries around Londa like uneasy
spirit over and over again he asked the ques-
tions from the different people whom he met, until
he was obliged to deslst lest they might say-"The
man Is mad; he has water or the BRAIN"
THE cHAMBE5I TIE HEADwATERs or THE NILE
These tedious travels have established nrst. that
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Patent Open Work Political Banners.
Flags and Portraits, at HOJEA GRAHhMS 81 Duane q

Royal Havana Lottcry.-Grcnt Iseduc-
the prices Of Tickets Orders ei, Prlzes casiei
information furnished Government Bonis nezotiato1.
TAYLOR q Co, Bankers, u wall street. New York.
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who turned cut en- naasse to know what 1t meant.
STANLEY ENTERS rHE TOWN FLYING THE AMERICAN
Among those who came TO question us were the
servants OF DR.. Livingstone who shortly ran ahead
In haste to inform him that an Engllshman was
coming; "Surc, sure )" he was an Englishman, they
said though the American dag was in the front held
aloit by the stout arms Of my gigantic Kirangozi.
WE ENTEsED SLOWLY
the immense number OF people who had collected
about us impeding rapid progress. AS we ed
vanced the crowd became larger and more mingled
with the chief Arabs and tie noise OF firing and
shouting became deafening. Suddenly the firing
and hubbub ceased; the van of the expedition had
halted
STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE FACE TO FACE.
Passing from the rear OF 1t to the front saw
a knot OF Arabs, aud, In the centre, In
striking contrast to their sunburnt faces, was
palelook!ng and gray-bearded white man, In
navy cap, with faded gold bano about It, and red
woollen Jacket. This white man was DR.. David
Livingstone, the hero traveller the object OF the
search. .
rt was the dignity that white man and leader OF
an expedition ought to possess that prevented me
from running to shake hands with the venerable
traveller: but when first caught sight OF him-the
man with whose book on Africa was first made
acquainted when a boy-so far away from civlllza-
ton, IL was very tempting. False pride and the
presence OF the gravelooking Arab dignItaries Of
UjW restrained me and suggested to me To say,
with shake OF the hand,
"Dr. Livingstone Ipresume ?"
eyes," was the answer, with kind smile.
Together we turned toward his house. We took
seats on goatsklus spread over the mud door Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-29

pUnDERS' HAhDWARE.-We would call
the attention OF those building to our stock Of
Building Hardware, Palnts, OILS Glass, &c, which
is well selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Looks. Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybacks, and in
fact all necessary material for building. for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, PIP Market st.
Carpenters Tools Planes, Carpenters an
Chapman's make,) Chisels, Sockets and Firmers
Squares, Steel and Iron Compasses, Caapers, Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchers, Bevels, Saw
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, &c, for sale by
C4PEILE 4 HRQThEI., IA Market st,
GhAlN 4BAGS!-Stxrle Mills, Al, all cotton
Train Bags, for sale by
CAPELLE II BROTHER, PIP Market st.
endorn, Moore, Atwood Il Wiley's, (New York
makes,) for sale by
PLOW CASTINGS -Heckendorn, Moore, At
wood Y Willeys. for sale by
EAPEI.LE 4 BROTHER, PIP Market st.
HNtVES AND FOkkS.--Our stock Of Table
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tip-horli, Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American makes
Is worthy Of the attention OF any one wishing to
purchase. CAPEILE y BRO, PIP Market st,
GHOaa CUT SAWS.-Woad and Cross Cut
saws, with Tuttles patent teeth. these SAWS by the
experience Of practical men, will do much work
IN one day as any other in two and at redu & d
prices, for sale by CAPELLE 4 BRO.
2l2 Market Street