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Arizona citizen., 1872-03-23

THE unpleasantness about the mail bags being missent seems to be confined to the Sanford office. As all bags go to and return from Florence to Sanford, the fault can't occur at Florence; and as all bags are tagged as plainly as pen and ink can be made to do it, there is no excuse for failing to start them in the right directions at Sanford It is probable that the Sanford Nasby does not appre- ciate the injury which results from each of such blunders, and he may continue to make them until they lead to his relief from any of the apparently incomprehen- sible (tO him) duties of handling the pub lies important matters.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-23
Pine Lumber!

THE SANTA RITA SAW MILL co. u are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
 Lumb ber and Shingles at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store of Messrs. E. N. Fish & Co.,, and they will be promptly filed 25tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-23
Local Improvements.

An unusual number of improvements are going on in Tucson, and especially in the business portion. Samuel Hughes has very fine new building nearly ready for occupation on the corner south of the St. Joseph's Academy, and also a solid wall around the lot: James H. Toole has substantial new building almost ready for the watch and clock establishment of Davis & Nelson on Congress street; Geo. Hucke has one we'll nigh completed, just opposite Mir. Toole's, for J. B. Forbes drug store; Charles Lesinsky bas com menced an extensive addition to the rear of his store and residence for warehouse purposes Charles H. Meyers has just finished extensive Improvements all about and through his store and dwelling; LeO- poldo Carillo has refitted his rooms on the southwest corner of Post Office block, and put one in fine style for the store of M l. Jacobs & Co. Marsh 6 Co. are con- structing an extensive building on Meyers street further south, on the same street, not long since a neat building was erected and occupied as butcher shop; on the street leading east from St. Joseph's Acad- emy, Charles O. Brown has been over hauling and addir 2 to house until he has there a number of rooms we'll arranged and fitted up, and has also built sub stantial wall around his lot; in and around Solomon Warmers residence, there have been extensive improvements in the way of making two hay and livery yards with new walls and sheds, and substantial re- pairs on the adjacent dwellings,; on the west side of main street, little below Mir. Scott's residence, the walls of new other projected improvements. Hard times or not, there seems to be more money going into good class of build ings than at any time for years.
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-23
Restaurants, Saloons, &c.

YOUNG AM ERICA
 SALOON, coRxHR MEYERS AND MEsILLA STREETS,
 TUCSON. TyHIS FINE PLACE OF REST, RE- l freshment and recreation, is in a cen tral location, and new and roomy building. Only the choicest LIQUORS, WINES AND DRINKS
 Kept at the Bar, And the Best FlavOred and Quality of Cigars always on hand. Tnls Saloon is kept in all respects in FIRST CLASS STYLE, And the public may count on good treat
 ment at the
 YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.
 jy15-tf
Arizona citizen., 1872-03-23
TO PUBLIC.

WYE take this method of respectfully w announcing to our friends and U the citizens of Arizona in genera, that ehave just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

=
WE refer to advertisement of The North
Carolina College, at Mount Pleasant, Ca
barrus county. The next session viii be-
gin August 9th. Information can be OBJ
tanned on application to the Principal or to
Rev. &, ID. Bernheim, in Wilmington. .
SUPREME CoURr.-In this Court, at
lialelsh' ON Saturday, the Argument of the
case OF tle State Us. Andrew jackson
Jones, from Moore county, was continued
ana consumed the entire session of the
Court. The Court adjourned at / p. m, 3,
TO meet on Monday a. 8 a. M. The AT
tofney General, - McRae, Battle &
Sons, and ovide Dlpre appeared for the
State and L. te T. G. Fuller for the de
fendant. a-
THERE will be a Grand Mass Meetinos
and Barbecue at Piney Woods, in Column.
bia township, on the Friday Of next week.
the 2Gth inst. ACol. K. y. Hall, Major &.
NJ. Stedman, Major J. A. Engelhard and
number Of other gentlemen win address
the meeting. Friends from the city and
all parts of the county will turn out in
force and the occasion will be n grand one.
THERE is to be- a grand Mass Meeting at
Greensboro on the 21th inst, on which
occasion Hon. Carl Schprz is positively ex-
pettcd TO form one r the distinguished
speakers. 1t is to be hoped that he will
respond to the invitation extended by our
German friends and visit Wilmington at
an early day. a.s-
TIE following is a list of the COnserv-
ative canvassers for Federal Point town
ship, which were not furnished for the re-
port made in yesterdays paper. This
completes the list
Jacob Horne, Edgar G1issom, James T.
Burris, Nicholas Morris, John Biddlc.
A GOOD wardrobe, economically pur-
chased, is indispensable to every bride. An
economical way of purchasing any article
required is really Indispensable to every
hOusekeeper. A peculiar facility to pur-
chase at close figures Is absolutely neces-
sary to the pater familias Of large families
and moderate circumstances, and it is at
least desirable that dealers aud jobbers in
hlIy anu NlhO vi SoOuo anu
disc, be enabled to sort up stocks in small
or large quantities as may be required,
from time to time. All this can be accom-
plished by addressing the New York Pur-
chasing Bureau, 704 Broadway, n. y.
Endorsed by prominent New York men.
Send for circular. Wit
FESTIVAL AT POINT CASwELL BY TIE
LADIES IN AID OF THEIR NEW CHURCH,
ON THE 23D INsTANT.-The people of that
vicinity are struggling to build them
house of worship. They seem to have un-
dertaken more than they can we'll accom-
plish, hence the demand for the Festival.
1t is quite large building, so 30 feet,
and u feet pitch-half the floor laid. No
seats or pulpit; temporary seats only.
They need help and encouragement. The
people Of Wilmington are l:a,eral. Will
they now help this commendable object :?
Any assistance furnished them can be for
warded by the steamer CCts,celI, through
Captain Paddison, on Saturday or Monday
next, and will be thankfully received. 1t
is thrifty little village and bids fair to be
a place of considerable business.
d&W1tI A FRIEND.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
81 The Anicsfcd,1 Of this week contains rth'

81 The Anesfcdn Of this week contains the
following: ....-...s.s..... A.. arp
The small fry continue To bark at
the heels OF Hon. John Pool, and now and
then big cur opens his .bow-woW, as il
stirred up by the small fee" fnit,et, "a
:, - We suppose the scales have fallen from
the eyes of the editor of the 11nertcG1a, for
no longer than the 22d Of January he got
off the following: Aasl-so<.
, "Of all North Carolina's degenerate
sons john Pool stands without a rival for
meanness, cowardice, and pusiuaniaity,
'not only IN the above affair, neferring to
POOLS connection with the Vance-AbbOtt
Y. S. ScnatoEslIip,) bus in all his public
acts, which ghaYev been, aEtagoaistie to tlIe
Interests ana welfare off he State. lie has
lived upon her people, conspired to take the
Hives and murder her children, and heaped
opprobriJIm -lIpei1 the fair name of the
State The time will come when this
reereant liar and low coEspirator.will meet
his reward in 4 depth of infamy and
public indignation which viii BE fathom-
less" .EsE-Eus
Every word of which We endorse
.ISiafeSUHje IlgtettiGeprer. F. ~-a@
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19


ElitOr JotWn0i Our town was nonored
to-day with the presence Of Col. A. NJ.
Waddell, who, according to appointment
addressed his fellow-citizen of Sampson
county upon the leading topics of tine day
This is the first call the Colonel has given
us, and Notwithstanding the short notice
Of his purpose to speak here, he was greeted
with large, enthusiastic and appreciative
audience. He spoke for about two hours
in an able, effective and mastery manner,
and Showed TO the satisfaction of all rea-
sOnable men, by facts and figures, the cor
ruptiOn, fraud, outrages and wrongs that
have been and still are being perpetfated
by the Radical party in National as we'll as
Stale governments. Neil Mckay, with all
his bold effrontery and gaseous nature, did
not dare TO exhibit his hydra head, al
though time and again solicited pri-
vately, as well as publicly, by Col
onel Waddell SO to do. Mckay
would not face the music, for he knew
full well that it was here, i'll a public
speech, in the presence of gentlemen whose
sense of hearing is quite as acute as his,
and whose integrity and honor lie could
not question, declared that, if the Radical
party was successful i'll this election, there
would be "no parlor and no Kitchen"
Our people are still remindful Of the
above declaration, and resolutelY deter
mined to mark out indelibly the idistinc-
ton between parlOr and kitchen by sending
him to the latter place on the first Thurs
day in August. AJAX.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

-
sEGaSALTheAeis mir zee rtsn+i leal-
rs are sparclfaslf tsy ssr5 5tartft S4ofs To g
/ cents per dozen. @AA@a &AA@ A&~A
| LUMBER.-Illo CITY hills arc do.a3a tsls
business, and selling cargocs at the follow q
Il b. =l15s.l H5d sa1g4l-l yst so@
Pine Sea11l ,SesEea La6plLer-CsITgo IaiheS - r.
,z tFfea~Y*.3 a.Gaoyaet. p Is 81 a9s
ordiaar-y assortment, Cuba eargoes $500 ee2a o.
" Iiayti carcoes.. co ooEs20 G
RIi cargo wide BcarssE- 20 ana ~
/. flooring boards rough. % oGa3s D
| ship sUtI pa spcciacatiohs. ... ~ "6@sa q
laA'e2 - bJ- g. -..- ~ 'Htrs - o.
- h1Ei. .LGILT 5.aJELc iet4tett eSn tvtrrt4 RI n
foc mined a5e tot'tfa-s by steamers sfic toI.
aago - pply is slowly incfo asi,I. 'tr% h,
sluIn5or OF vessels ap for n port tt'e f-cs1s-
scarcity viii De relieved, ard frcigtlts arc gen
| orally expected 20 decls1e. we rcS5r n oar
tainle IN anothef-eon1Inr, for last RATES .si,t,
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
E.tSt Of Vessels fn Ehe PORT OF Whining
to.n. N. e.. .suIy IG. IS7s.
STEAMSHIPS ..-s

Kcbeeca Clyde, GhilGs, ldg, Baltimore,
.. a ID Cazaux
DARQUES
German Frederick Scala, Waack, ldg, Europe,
Willard Bros
Norwe gian FIIorado, Thomassen, Idg. Europe,
Williams & Murchson
Norwegian, St orlaf, IiasseII, ldg. EnroIc;;
BARQUANTINE.
(Br) Leoha, Edmonson, dis, Vick & II leblanc
BItIGS.
Mechanic, Gould. dis. Eorthrop & Cumming
German Leopodine, Haesloof, ldg EmroPel ro
SCuOONERS
Tarry Not, TlmInons, ldg, Boston.
Sarah Brueil Fisher, ldg, Philadel!hia,
d j II Chadbourn 6; Co
List at Vessels Sailed for this Port.
CUXHAVEN.
Magdelena, Bum<g;ard. cid March 21
Honelv, lie Dam; cid April
schr Judge Hopkins, Baker, cid May q
WEST HAHTLEPOOL.
Nor Brig Meteor, Hoist, Cid ----
Schr j Comegys, Hubbard, cid june p
German Brig Condor ,Brorson, CID Jnne -
Schr John, Williams. cid July
(Br) Brig Ivanhoc, Pinckney cid July 10
BarQue Fila Moore, Shaw, cld july -
Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones, CID July II
BALTIMORE.
German Barque Adonis, Breckiveldt, cid July
(Br) Barque Lone Star, kenealy, CID july
NEWCASTLE.
Vearge, Norgaar,; cid May 8
Swedish Barque Ulrika Bredenherg, cid May 16
BRISTOL.
(Br) Barque Amazon. Mcdonald, cid May II
NEWPORT;
Br Barque Fair 81 Easy, Taylor, cid May 81
BOSTON.
German Barque Vega, BranshOf, cid June
Brig Nellie Mitchell, Cody, CID june Il
German Brig Juno, Suerken, cid June 20
Brig Ann Elizabeth HavliT, cid June 26
Schr Mary Baker, Thompson, cid June 26
Schr Joseph Segar, Ellis, cid June 20
LONDON.
Diana-Jonnassen. cid May %
... ALEXANDRIA.
Schr Frank Hodges, Thompson, cid June 90
HARTLEPOOL.
Br Barque George Booth, Duncan,
"a cid June :
. S.. GALVESTON,
LIVERPOOL.
(Br) Baroue Nj + Seed, Hopkins, cid June %
NEWPORT.
Elsa .t1i =. cid June 81
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19


The AshevilIe Citizen says: The whole
West will go for Judge Merrimon and the
balance of the State ticket. The counties
west of Asheville, especially, are almost to
a man, for our ticket. BuncOmbe
county win give Conservative majority
of six hundred. In one township, in an
adjacent county, Judge MerTimon will get
twenty Republican votes. This should en-
courage eur friends to work without
ceasing. -r
a Acowardly attempt was made at Sails
bury, recently, to aSsassinate Major Rob-
bins, by person connected with the Rev
enue department., by presenting pistol at
him while he was exposing that depart
ment. Major Robbins dared him to shoot,
and declared he could not be intimidated
in that way us such bravado could not
sltield the officers from exposure and con-
d dmnation. Is this a Ku-kluX outrage? ID
70 The Columbus (Ga.) factories have con-
sumed G,2UO bales of cotton this season.
The news of the nomination Of Grant
and Wilson was received in Carson, NeTa-
do, with catInoh and honfifes. IA.
a colony of ono hundred New York
families is about to seattle near Canton,
Dakota
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

CRUDE Rp3.HTINt..- we li3-c T. IL
port no feature Of special interest worthy OF
mention, as having Interrupted the uniforluity
and egt,l;trfty Of prices Of tLts article tor soyc-
raj weeks past. The undcrtone OF the market,
owing to the G.: tcInc dulicss ami regularity
OF Spirits TurpcntTnc in the early period Of he
week, characterized this article with & Iatle,
tame and sluggish feeling, but the demands Of
tho exporter gave life to the duh tandency OF
the distilIer, ana the market passed the week
with prices naintanec, aud to-day closes
frmer-strengthened hg the upwaTl moYemeTt
OF Spirits Turpentine. The receipts, 2,s69 hbls,
against 1852 bbls tcr last week, show a differ
eucc OF only bbiF. Market closes firm IT
- 80 for Iard, IS 30 fer yellow dip, and So -
for virgin The receipts and sales for the wees
arc as follows: f-.. -sa
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

IL yss,.sp-5 . OFFICERS H-E aiT Z
tgROET ~. IOWA N....t... .l--. president.
Il ,;OIflSs M. AgKESSDN.-......Ytc President.
III t,Ik.EAA1EIS IStlH. Secretary
Dr. +. AxA Mp ElsspN... Me'iieal director
f.s... ..ft he e..t# ~ 1-fl------ I.f
: -z .s.tt .-,E- DiEES 4Jiia.. 5tf. 4. 5 Z.
!. = X, a rTEIs;acN, General Insurance gent.
Z. r. GRA NICER, Fread't EaIk ot Ne" liam
J Jver. -..5 b.. 90
=. Y. KERoHSER, Grocer and Commission
Merchant. r .F d e
&. sS,af sTpr,, AZ, of wrfgllt 4 Stet,n-,h.
a. =. Il. Mokov, of W. 4. Whitehead q Co.
4 ( aYst eviiie. .. .sH.. +. .r....
y. =. II. Cow4N, President. 49,.
! ~. r. EfLrEF, Commission Merchant
a. i. " IlIkI.T, of WH}9r'l itretlers.
". y. Cum n Nc. of. Not rhrop 4 4 .f'ulnInTg.
&. =. y If.IAANf1, oi Wiiialns ~ NiurclSHl.
4 r. PHI NJ T~T;:<hT pf =. Murray & co.
/ a -. 1; ttoSs EFr. of ijPkuSsct X 20. ..
EoBT. HENNi&G, al Dawsnn, Teel & Hon
4 uing. ..a .......- ....... ~
AtEE. SrEUNr, british c,-Coneu!, 9: prunt
& u irSon. 20 +-..--t- .' ~
=. MURPHY, A ttorney at Law. ..t
r. Il. WILLIAMS, ,ot a.. u. %iilaIae * Co, Fay
I atfevtIle
4. ,!ae 9. McRHp ttt'y ~ faw. Fayetteville.
I '. g. KELLY, Merchant, HtnanEviiio
j. 7. Po0r. Merchant, Lumhcrton.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19


WOnderfHI Curative Ksaecfs.s
-@s vinegar 15ILfers ares got o vilo -Funcy
Drink, MSda Of Poory EHH, -Whiskey.
Proof Spirits und Refuse I.IQu eTs, doc
tored, spiced and swcotcned 20 please tho testo
called 1,enics" Appctizers % IsestorerS' &c
that lead the tipplerl on to toflrunkenness and fan
batare o true Medicines paado front tho Matt
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from MI
AIcoh5lfct Stimuinrls. Thcy are the
GREAT BLOOD fPIIITFI eve n rdE a
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE. "a perfrc-
Renovatcr and Invigorator OF ihe Syst.nl. carry
ing on all poisonous uattr and rcs6rirg tfc blood
20 healthy condition. No person cam fase theec
Bitters according TO directions and rcanafa fen~
unwell, provided their bones arc not destroyej
by mineral poison or other Ineans, and tho yita>
organs wasted beyond tho point OF repair. - 3"
They arc n Gentle Purgntfvc ,,s wtlf
us n Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar fneri.
of actins as q powerful agent in relieving Csng"s
tion or Inflammation Of tthe Liver, and o. ali the
Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whethc-
in young old, married or SINGLE, at the daws, o
womanhood or at the turn Of life, these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For InnnInmOtory and Chronic 1hcH-
mntisni and Cont, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Bilious. tRenIittent mud
IntcrmitIent Ecvers, Diseases Of tho
Blood, Liver, Kidacys aud bladder.
these Bitters have been rnest successful. S.Icii
Diseases arc caused by ViTIntcd Blond.
which is generally proiUecd~byi deiTsn cement ot
the Digestive Organs. +t--.... n 4ttt.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTIDEe
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations ct
the Stomach, Bad Taste IN the Month, Billions
Attacks Palpitation OF the Heart, Inflammation of
the Lungs, Pain in thcregions of the kidneys and
q hundred other painful symptoms are.the Of
springs of Dyspepsia. .... .-..s ft,uT -a4..
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels which render them, OF
uncquallcd efficacy in cleansing the blood of all I'M
purities, and inloarting life and vd.or to the
whole system. a --.f .ut.,t f..a sbat
FOR SKIN DISEASE E:S, Erigptiens Tet5sr,
Salt Rhcunl. Blotches, Spots, pinlples, rustniea.
Boils, Carbunces, Ring-Worms, Sca,d Head, Sore
Eyes Eryspelas, Itch, Scurfs Discoloratios of thr
Skin, HImors and Diseases of the skim of what
ried out of the system ina hort time by the
these Ditters. One hottie in such CaSlss Wul
vince the most incredulous or their ctirtive ofcc-
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood Whenever Won find IT.
impurities bursting through the Eidn IN Pimflcs.
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it Whal you find il
obstructed and sluggish in the veins, cleanse it
when it is foul arid yor1r feelings win te yoti When.
Keep the blood pure ana the healsrof the svsteni
will follow. T. .Hi ... - "uthfht@fff
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. rrkfr,r
in the system of so many thousands, eTectuaiv
destroyed and removed.
SOLD BYrALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
3. j. J.WALKER, Proprietor. n. II. MCDOEALD ID t.
co. Druggists and Gen, Agents san Iralpcis;o.
Cal. and d62 and 81 Commerce street. New shotte
mav14 19i,GmD&W
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADVAN.
TAGES.
TAGES.

let NO restriction on Residence or Travel.
81. No extra charge on the lives Of Females.
Sd. Policies ipcontesible after Five Years.
isH. Tie rates OF Interest on the Funds OF the
Company higher th;sn those OH the Funds OF
Companies located in other States, thus insur-
a5 larger Dividends TO Policy Holders,
5th. The directors and Officers OF the Com
irAny arc fromineut North CAROLINIANS,
who arc KNOWN ~ be men Of INTEGRITY
aud WDEIH .ff.. r. .
9Th. The N"Iniaary is .st,n Gi-hed Ola. solid
ard permanent b.u,!E, -trtrs LaT.ls been taken
TO .lio"ctse the t'ariaai Stock to Ss5GO,0JO. d.
71h. Ia usGo Ft4aasss OF EIae Company
are sEsE o@t sssi tEa 4iltS state and Circu-
iat@t! .;s3ss'ElS cay sbsssl, People. This tact
crF. to North CHrUlinIaus. 1t ~ well Known
that nlgndreds Ui tnQlseaIt,t@ et Dullars in IIfe
Premiums are annually sCi,t North tD enrich
EDIthCF& CafitaliH1, thus continually draining
our Ii4ps T. ~ t.:.rnrIse amounts which should
lie kept At h0lle. ON ti- gr0und the friends
q III Com nan{ eoridCnt!y apPcit! 70 every son
r.r til. s1,p:3Ae EE~lifa4tT aas. whci, while it
etc:- IL $50 H'ialiy ali the adyabtiges Of North
en- -" +'af,'n>f Aeiis TO bHild pp haolnc En-'
Isor .t.s, ... JAMES. y. BROOKS,
f.. s.f4 ..... Gtuscaf lStitc rvfsing A gent,
....-.g. haleigh, n. g.
TEGSS: Gii.EAIE Local Agcut
A.pAi1htGii FEMALE SEMINARY.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
CONSERVATIVE CANVASS.

The appointments at Fayetteville, Ab-
bottsburg, Whiteyille and Smithville have
already been made by, Mr.. Mckay, the Re
publican candidate, and he is respectfully
invited to join Col Waddell at the others
named bV him.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
Book Agents

Now at work, or looking for some Ecw boOi,,
Will miss it if they do not st once write Ter ciI-
culars OF the best selling hOgl4 s,lbl.shed. EN-
traordinary inducements ciTtreG. Profts more
than double money. Outfit free. Address 7
M. REED, 139 Eighth St. New York. 10 ~
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

An immense breadtl of land has be- n
planted i'll potatoes in Kansas. .,,s'-I'. 81.
% The mines at Baxter Springs, Kansas,
are turning out 80 per cent. lead. pj tf.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

3
2 20 Nr.,r l7oI:z. L.sI5. = =
Crude TucpeIttinet aI--sa @..i .-. lsi'f'|
per bb'..........t}0 50 a ; Q, oA Il, = {
!: ar lcI 1Di-la0 % a.. OL,I1EO1a F
per bbI. !........ a. q rctsai n 9
lfo'lai ....... per bbii fo ai'4.Gai - ~ :, ,
Cotton. ,per bale cart ne4 ~ IA 2 {
1Siax9st..,i 1Is4t,l ,,f4 49, - g3s ,s1q .:.i-
I'eauuss..,, lo ".45 4 3a At+E NJ .t5ia Z
70 i.Htt5;eAt, tt55;eAt ,.+RIIIA. ..fr 81 -aJ- 5" F.
Ifa,.e - III .Ttt- '''''''}i r -, -! a,- 4
g,ar!. .'.r.or bll. . ~ sz 81 n " /,
Spirits 5iun xatIEa,l s. .."f. ss~
:, o EcT 1o'-..-,.-.;ss.a 9y u ~ 90 e. d {
Cotton. ......F'eE haje /. q - a ! 7n. 90 = : +
Cotton GsFgts -. f.0aCo II 0 80 :
PeanutS.- per bUs43- 81 Z. Ia . y aanTr I
'tFIO BhETFNoR~. 1919. r.'. -t+ f@
Cruz!3 TrrpeHuHa-r - Is . DH-
Per bbl. .........4 q - y o ~ o 90 4 8 :
T2r........ per 'JIA % 81 y 0 Is 0 (s( q q 4
Spirits rurfertlle- tt@
per bbl.... GO a ehoe oo = 2
HosiH.. per GDl. 00N3 ~ E. 90 a
Cotton. ner bale. G 10 ! 20 90
Peanuts. per bush. co III o. q /
Luna nocr.............H o ~ n oeI s - 2 ! 1
70 BOSTON. III '. $3.50
Crltde TErpCntne, ,....
Tar! pr Nj per asi. os3s g 3 os & s@s
Spirits TuTpentine. ~.
,. per Dbi..,....I..s. 90 - 0 aaf 0 90 II
ltosin. per bbi. o GO y 0 UGt 0 90 IA
Peanuts per bush., 90 a o,t n1si
Lumber. :......-..-..l "0 "A .eGt o 10 -
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

The iron ore supply OF Missouri for the
present year is estimated al GOO, 900 tons.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

.KENAG9 NlLLE, ~. C., July u, 1872.
7 Lcresy isifo.ln tho yoseEs OF the Tenth Sena-i
toIiai :l1iot that, dEoG 81 t3e "a vice OF my
friends. 7 IItlyc declined the cIgd GacY in sLIu
District, ARD WIN Aiitn, Pearson, Hurrp'
rey and Fuszell; have nothing to DO but look
at the tusslc."
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Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

TINE AND IINLIGIITENI.D EXPERIENCE
have shown tiat certain substHnecs for
merry used and relied on in medical pTac
tice, are unnecessary and DANGEROUS yet
some OF these substances have found their
way into medical compounds. DR.. Walk
EE's CALIFORNIA VEEGAR BITTERs.
however, contain noting injurious, beih@
composed exclusively Of vegetable snb-
STANCES from California. kOr ali disorders
OF the liver, kidneys. JIa&tieF. skin, and Gi-
gcStiye orgs4:, ;, anG for purfvinZ the blood,
they are tlIe most wonderful remedy
known. ~ .s u wv