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49, fratafei By ne srrcfIi.
- ious contamination unlil
they were painfully aniieliae. have been radrslly
iiDn o. de eoaniry, that Die public scarcely need
10 Ne informed 81 It's virtues 81 Escs.
scrofalous poison Il one ef the most dettrur.
tive snsl<es Of our race. Onrn, MI unseen aad
sttuiion, and invites The aiask u enleeblnTor ~
tai diseases, Without etriting fusrieiun IL 10
preseaec. Again, u seems 90 bressi mfr tim
oega-iou, RAPIDLY develop into one or cilef ~ "a
htifvus forms, either on The surface o. among lhr
yliais. ~ The iatter, fuIerces may lbc spsisEiy
drpo-iie IN tiie Iags - heart, - iinofs ianncd
On the skin, o. fSul alterations on same PAT n
the body. Hence the urrnainsai uee ~ lH,itin
o. This sersaPariilg u advisable, even uhsn 30
aetlse synaptesns ~ disease appear feftons II.
fnd immediate rslief and, NJ length rnft, w. De
use OF his SfRsfPfKTLIls ~. Anfhs-
sgs mr. kese er Es1fsipefss, Isifrr, san
ahsn-s, sesfa H.ad, htapwesH. sew fNss,
Of seveTtsioms disease. Also ~ the nDse con.
ccaled forms, - Hurpspsls, DTyllsB. nrerf
Disease, ftfss EpffefrN. Aenfasn-a. AID
nc various ttcerons affections q De Muscular
sgphifis 81 Teaerear md warrwrisf Ma
fasrs are cured by u, tough long Time y ~
CURED foe fubdung fliese rl,~ilnAis nlaIHdles "
any n.tci-9e. Bnt long-coutinucd use ~ iilis
nledie'ro win ours the complaint. L<Hfervhea
81 Shffes, fferffc ffeeraffsnss and fealalr
Diseases, are commonly seon reiirrsd rnd nlfi.
naiely sHrrt W its purifying ard invlepfaiing
encri. Minute drcriiuus Cor zach ease are icnnd
~ our Aimansr. supplied rFatis. Hsranufisnt
and Govt, when raurcd ~ ACCOMMODATIONS ofef.
wnneous matters IN IRE hloal, ylss qnrkls 70 v,
e. als0 Lfrer Com pfafHfs, TorPfdifD, fsDpeH-
zion or fuHawsnsaffoa Of the Ilrer. aud sfaHn-
dire when arising. a. they Oflen do, ffanI Ito
rankllns polsans II tls blood. T1is sdNss-
FfHfEg4 = 4 great rcsferUf fur the strength
and tiEoF uf tie system. Those WHO are na-
Usld aud ISsffesss Deepondsuf. NfsfDfess,
and troubled 9Th NsFroas Approximations ~
fears, aF any ~ The anceflnns sytnIannafic ~
Wenknfss. VIII ind Immediate fcligf and ron.
yincng evidence 81 ~ Ieatofniiye pOuet apo7
PREPARED mr.
mr.. y. c. AyEa a CO., Jewell, Mass
Practical and xaaivfieai chemisss.
GOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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total. II. 900 GIFTS, all Cash

Total. 1900 Gifts, all Cash
Amounting to $i.500. 900
The distribution will be positive. whether al
the tickets sod ~ nnt and the 10000 gifts all
paid in proportion 70 the tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50: Halves SIS; 'rcaths
or each Coupon, 81 Eleven Whole Tickets
for $500; 22I Tickets for $1,000; ll3
whole Tickets for s.. 000: 2a7 whole tick
els for SlD.U0n. No Discount on less than
$500 worth of Tirketsat time.
Tickets nnwr cady f1r SALE. aud ~ orders ac-
eompanied ~ the money promptly filed. Iibe-
raj terms .isehtn those y NJ buy fasell 1.ain,
HOS L gRAMIETTE.
Agent Pub LIB Nv. and Manager Gin Concert.
Library building. Louisville ny.
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Every year increases the popn-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due 10 merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that il is kept fully up to
its high standard; and ii is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silkcn. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. Itremoves all eruptions and
dandruG, and, By It's TOME proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
ont, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
III badness. il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. IL is the most
economical HAIR dressing ever
used, as it requires fewer appIica-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
Md State Assayer Of Massachu-
sets, says, sThe constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and l consider il
the BEsr PREPARATION for its
intended purposes.'
S5lityau Drugqsstsand Deuies n afsdioiao.
Price One Dollar.
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i IMPROVED LABOR-sANiSG
TOBACCO SCREWS.
~ Patented March, 1860.
BY n. f0AG and w. II. TAPPEY.

Those who now use The RATCHET SCREENS
say thes wpllhl not b. without them on any ac-
count, haeause
LIST. Arnold on weak hand can work T..
2d. One hand can press NJ hard With the imprnv-
ell Screw astwo or three inrn with the did Kind
3D.. Three h0gsheasls can be pressed with this
III the same tinc ~ two hngsheids with the
old kind.
4;h. twill last planters lie time. and can he
worked ina close room IN barn M bad weather
as well as good.
Price: Wrought Screw aud Cast Box. with
Ratchet attached, $50 Lever. IS, Ink and Bolts
no charge.
IEFkRs to J Whitfield aud PoanIe 4 Jorbn,
Ilil>huro
We al-o Manufacture Engines. Saw Mills. NH
Clearing. Tobacco fixtures generally, Gotten pgss-
ses unsurpassed ut Siia, cottan Gin powers.
Iced Cutters. lI0rse-power~. 1'rt>hars. Fan
Mills Sc. TAPPY { LUMSnEN 4 III.
March IDLY, Petersburg, Va.
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Carolina Central Railway Co.
WILMINGTON n. &. Mag AZ. fs7s.
SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington daily except sundays)
a. sam
Arrive n Mll.slnelan AZ 5.sspGa
Leave wade~borD a 7:i0 r.
Arrive 1t Wilmington az Aus In
FgkIanT TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington IalIs except sunday a 8 an.
Allhe AZ i.anfsHbafg 81 5sSo D "a
Leave I.nHucninrg 70 AN
Ar. u Maslgeitaro a 5s3opm
PsscHeer Trnsn lsise chsrlo;ie daily
sundays excepted NJ sam
Ar. ID Buffalo al II Ia
Leave Hniksio Il pm
AZ. 1t ih1r.ulfe ~ s;I5 y ~
Irregular I.an 81 snd timber Trains runs on
both pan ban. ftr RIAL. - ths busines. require
daily stage VIII spen ran IA connection Nith
the TRAIN, on both ends ~ this halfway.
\. ". FKkMUNT.
Nay "A. Ing. and Superintendent.
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State of North Carolina.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court.
Penelope Bishop.

Calyan Bishop, Harrison BIshop. and
oilers, heirs Of James Bishop deed.
Petition .for Lowcr.
1T appearing 70 tie satisfaction of the
Court, that William Bishop and franklin
Bishop two 81 the Edcfe1danis named III
smii petition are n0II-residemts OF the state
Of North Carolina lis therefore ordered
that qualifications be made M the Hillwhors,
Recorder, Newspaper published IN the
T0wuof Iillsbof0 fur six suecessiye weeks.
noiifyiAglll enlh William Blshnp and
Franklin Disliop Ia be andappear before
The Clerk ~ the supedor Court Tor Grunge
County, Within twefity dayetfereafler. nj
hisofiice IL llill*b0rD within tile time. and
plead answer Of dfninf 10 tile Cunplaint
which u filed 10 his Office. 0r The Plaintiff
will apply to the Court fDr the relief de-
inan,led 10 said complaint.
Witness Usngc Laws Clerk 81 rnld
Court. At Office ~ Hillsboro this End day
" September 1873.
GEO. Laws, Clerk.
Superior Court Orange 90.
Sept 25th Q W. $40.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron rUnsKsISG rssE sLooD.

The reputation thls exs
fciIent liisslicine eAI0yA,
Z derived lrufH iis enles,
many 81 NIiscb err Truly
niarsellOns. inseterafo
cases Of Scrsifui0is dis
ease, where The system
f~emrd saturated aah
eorrapl@a, hafe l,eea
purifir,. aud cured ~ i.
scr0iuious aaertioas aud
disorders ,wllirh we're ~.
fratafcf by The srrcin.
Ious rnlffNntinntior ttNgll
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Grugs Celebrated lnH. Friction Cotton
Prsss. The cheapest. the simpest and
most perfect Cotton Screw ever invented. Send
.2E tlrrillrf, WASH N0TON Iron NoRKv.
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WtlMEM Men. Girls mi ll,ys Wanted
uvninli q stIlonf Fmteh md American
JeNelfs. Hooks. t,ages, 6c. II their own lorsii.
~, ~. AZ" shg.sal nstdsd. saialaguc, ruulls. &e
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Ga IN IN per day! Agents NAMED !,
w w lv 40 classes 81 working ucosle. ~
fflsi scr. ioung " old, make more money n
work foF ~ n their spare nionmnfr. az III shs
lhn.. Than e anything else, Particulars fgce.
@7'f = = ffiNFv% 80. Pgrslspd, slsias.
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EIVRVllR Hinge Zone Banner for sae
4 luhDiD1 hnpey-. made IS PLUME 4
AlMvup. IKodilar The hfgfrf llgin. san h.
dealers. 'P
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.


The Perurian syrup. a Protect
Ell Solution Of tie Pfoforids Of
Iron. Is so combined as TO hdro
The character Of oI afin1caf, as
easily dlgcsffd and assimliafch
cifh The bfooef as the simplest
food. ff Increases the qffnufifv
Of Natures Oscu Tffaffzing
agent, Iron 10 the Mood. aud
cares s.a thousand iffs, y simply
bnToniilD up, fnrigoratia1 and
Ftfufi<ing the system. The egt-
riched aud rifuiiSsd blood per-
Ulcafes ercrU part orfte body,
requiring damages and frasfe,
scorchfuo Oft morbid efcre-
fle'is, and Tearing nothing for
disease TO feed upon.
1Iiis Is the secret Of the scon-
dei1u success 81 THIS remedy TO
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
PLANT, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rh@a, Bolls, NeryousA Affections,
Cllills and Feyers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional yigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
biandcrs Female Complaints,
and al diseases originating ~
q bad state Of The blood, or oe-
cenpanied W fcbffifv or q fosv
STATE offhc sVsfcgns Eein0 free
from alcohol, 10 any FORM, Us
cHergisif0 effects arc not fol-
toiccd on corresponding ftuc-
fions buf are permanent. fuJff-
si,,G strength, figor. and SlcfD
Hfc f,ifo uu parts offhc system,
and building up an Iron Con-
sfifuffou.
Thousands hare been changed
bD The use Of this remedy, from
1rcaif, eicL.tD, suffering erca-
fHrcs, 10 sfron0s hcnffhu, and
huppU men aud scou<ns aud
fiicnfids cannot reasonable hes
ftafc 20 gipc u @ trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP tiown Ia the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
sETHw. FowlE q SONS, propdelors,
No. m'ltes Place, Bessen.
soLp mr. Dnrccrsrs essns4LIr.
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NJ. Made Rapidly with Stencil K Key ewtcs
Hinnng Vuiffs. Catalogues aid fnl padiculars
nlvhVj Zee. sNsrkscEn, az H.ns,ers Il iIos.
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J0Hs W. GRAHAM,
liiilsliOro, y, G..
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To Rent,

A Ad,dN. IN the village , q cokesbnry, oommo.
very near the two Colleges. both NJ
which ore having tlourishing schoos. Apply
Jan % q
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Notice.
RooMs JOINT SPECIAL INVESTIGATING CoM'rEE.
COLUMBIA, g. g., January 90 1878.
A IL persons holding PAY CERTlFiC ATEs
"A issued by the General Assembly of 1870
and 1871 and 1871 and 1872, or BILLS PAY
ABLE. issued by N. G. Parker, late State
tho same at the rooms OF tho Joint Speciai
Investigating Committee, appointed by the
General Assembly, January 81, 1873. for tho
purpose OF examining into the snme, on or
before tho Let February, 1873.
Tho Committee will be in session every day
between tho hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 12 NJ.
CHARLES MINORT,
Chairman Committee.
ALFRED WILLIAMS, Clerk. Jan az
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LIE 6oDRCA ERoK WHcH AMERICAN
LADIRs DERIVE THKR FAsHIoNs.-I re.
marked aboye that ladies' fashions were
often drawn from q source iwhiuh ladies
would be 10th to acknowledge, and I
may give an aneodote in proof, and to
close this delicate topic. Many may be
inclined to dispute the assertion. It is
reported that Cora Pearl boasted one
day at q dinner given by few intimate
friends, gentlemen we'll known at the
Jockey Club, that she could not wear the
most bizarre chapeau without having it
copied at once. may here remark that
Miss Cora made her own designs, and if
she wanted to make present OF scarf
pin or an onyx cap, she always made
drawing for it. A bet was made upon
this statement, and taking one of the
visit ors' hats she smashed 1t, and tram
Pied it under foot, cooked upt he brim,
.1ammed in the crown, and dexterous-
~ trimmed it with ribbons and stuck
white feather in the top. It then had to
be christened, and the name finally
pitched upon was the "Reha gas" The
impoverished chapeau was worn in the
Bois de Boulogne, and the next day
similar hat, but made of other materials.
was placed in the window of the modiste
who supplied the inventor. A more
ugly looking hat never mounted upon
the chignon OF lady, yet in a week, it
had become tho mode, and for three long
months ''the Rabagas" has been all the
fashion. Since it must have reached
New York ere this, it is we'll, perhaps,
to give the origin OF this monstrosity,
born Of q oonvivinl dinner and q very
damaged tile.-Neao Fork Times.
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2,5O0 Acres of Land. att S2 Per Acre

1900 Acres of Land. at So Per Acre.
4 PalMdGie Plantation offered at a Sacrifice.
A FINE PLANTATIONS, Containing a
IA handsome residence and 2. 500 acres OF
land, situated on the Wateree River. about
twehty-elGht miles from Columbia, and within
few miles Of the Wilmington. Columbia and
five thousand dol!ars t$5 900 Before the
war tho place was valued at fifty thousand
dollars Soil fertile, adapted to tho raising
nf corn, cotton rico. &C.. and abounling in
timber in every variety. Besides the uweIiinr
house, IT contains ont buildings Of vari0ns
kinds. lies partly in Richland and partly in
Sumter County. apply to
RIVERS WRIGHT,
DOC 81 University South Carolina.
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Pulaski. Tenn, has produced the
champion baby of tho year. It weighed
at the time of its birth eighteen and a
half pounds, measured twenty-four
inches in length, and nineteen and
three-quarter inches round the bust. At
the age OF twenty-four hours it ate q
whole biscuit at ono time, and it is said
to mastloate meat and bread with as
much facility as child eighteen months
old.
'.Whatis the meaning of o back -biter2"
said q reverend gentleman during exami-
nation of paroohial school. This was
puzzle. It went down the class till it
came to simple little urchin, who said
"P'raps it be o lea."
Jane Bell. deaf mute of Madison
County. ILL.,, has just married a blind
man. They can be of great assistance to
each other. to be sure, but how did they
do their courting?
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Factory Hands Wanted.

1.-TWO or three families OF WOMEN and
Il OH!LDREN can find employment at
Saluda Factory. Houses and Gardens fur
nished free. Apply at tho Factory, or at tho
Central National Bank.
Jan 26 8 JOHNSTON t. PALMER
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THOMAS STEEN.

4 UCTION AND CJMMIS3ION MER.
"A. CHANT, Main street. two equares from
State House, Columbia, 8. @. L will give
personal attention to consignmcpts of mer.
chandise. Sales Of real estate and personal
property respectfully solicited, to tho dis.
poaal OF which I shall devote all my energies.
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For Sale.
A pair Of fne matched RAY
I HORSES, respectively four and fiyo
F. wears old. They will be sold either
&4Z4. singly or together.
ALSO,
1000 pounds RICE FLOUR lust rcccivod
which will sell low, for cash. Apply at tho
COIumDla leo HOuae. Jan o.
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Row is tho Time.

Ncw is tho fine.
20 000 LIS. BACON. al tho lowest
~ !sO!v1/ pricna ever offered in this
country. Will make contracts to delipe,. at
a"3 ho.e during tho coming season, a present
priro".
Wcpay no rent, pay no interest, do MOTT of
our WORK ou.felres, do more bueipcss will,
tho same tXpcn"e than any house in the
state, and can and nil offer Inducements in
pricte. LOHICK K LUWHANCC
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Sanders House.

ENH!S HOUSE, situated at Ninoty-Six.
Il Grccnvillo and Columbia Railroad, ha 8
De gseh thoroughly renovated and refurnished
The travelling public may rest assured tha t
they will be furnished with accommodations
second to none i'll tho State, at reasonable
rates. SANDERS & JIRO
Jan Proprietors
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Pacific Guano CompaDy's
CAPITAL IL coo. .con.)
SOLUBLE P ACIFIG GUANO,


f2HlIIS GUANO is now 70 well known in all
4 tho Southern States ior iIs remarkable
elects ~ an agency for increasing tho pro.
ducts of labor, as rot to require ept ciai re-
commendaii"n from us. Its uso for seven
years past has established its character for
reliable excellence. The large fixed capital
invested by tho company in this trade affords
he surcst guarantee OF tho continued excel
lcnce OF this Guano.
Tho aupplies put into market this sea son
are, as heretofore, prepared under tho per-
sonal superintendent" OF DR.. st. Julian Rave.
mol. Chcnist OF the Company, at Charleston.
:. c.; hence planters may rest assured that
II" qnahty and composition are precisely the
Same ns that heretofore sold.
J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charee.on, s. G.
JOHN 8. REESE & Co,
General Agents Baltimore.
TERMS --siS cash; SOB tiInc, without interest.
10 accommodate planters they can order
now aud have u.iil the first Of April to de-
eide rs to whether they will take at time or
carh price. When delivered from tho factory
by tho car load, no elru! age will be charged.
NOV 20 3mo
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N Office.

N0ClCe.
HNaE power OF Attorney issued tG SAMUEL,
L SAMPSON, to transact business for mosc !,
Newberry,. has been revoked. All legal
claims will DO paid by mo, and all persons in
debted TO mo will make immediate sottlc-
ment HARRY SOT O.I0N
Jan &c ~
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II YOU FEEL dull, despondent, drowsy,
debilitated, have frequent headaches
mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and
tongue coated, you are suffering from
torpid liver or "Biliousness. Nothing
will cure you 80 speedily and perma-
nently as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
"OAN'T Do WITHOUT IT."-This is
what the stage and horse-oar companies,
ivery-stable keepers, members of tho
turf. and all grooms and trainers say of
the MUSTANG L1NIMKNT. They "oan't do
without it." And why? Because it in
fallibly reduces the external swellines,
&c., which. under various names, impair
the usefulness and value of the king of
quadrupeds, andalso because, for sprains,
strains. gals and other injuries to which
horse flesh is liable, it is the most trust
worthy preparation in tho market. Yet
these recommendations comprise only q
portion OF it's claims to public confidence.
During period of more than sixteen
years. it has been recognized as specific
for many of the most agonizing disor.
ders which affliot the human family
such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia.
lumbago, ticdoloreux, sore throat, ear.
ache. tooth-aohe; and, likewise, as a
peerless application for cuts, bruises,
purhs and scalds. J18 80
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JewelrY, Etc. Repaired.

1NHE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form our friends and tho public that We
have commenced business on our own ac.
count, where cu.tomers OF Isaac Sulzbacher
can receive any information concerning work
ieft with him for repairs. We would be glad
to see his old customers, and will guarantee
entlre satisfaction. Plain street, below r, O.
Sh1ver's. hoGUINNEB d RADCLIFFE,
jan 28 Formerly with I. Sulzbaoher,
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Four Gentlemen Wishing Board
pleasant part Of tho city. For further
i particulars. call al this office. Jan o8
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Paris Cooking.

Horny Watterson, writing to the Louisville
Gosrier Journal says Of "hVlng" in Paris, that
boef and mutton form the basis Of everything
by the aid Of tmflles, mushrooms and olives
they arc tortured into Thousand forms and, to
cannot complain Of good beef, he cannot com
plan Di good mutton. lie Ii All aHa II he com
plains Of trniiins mushrooms aud olives. But,
IN the long run. man grOwB tirod Of cen those
ln1nrlos, and begns to "hOan" after something
plain and himplo aftor something du natiret,
such az bit OF stewed terrapn or a crisp, soft.
shell crab or a canvas-hack duck, or a pompaDo.
or plump, frohh partridge, or a young, contra
band prairie hen, or even broiled chicken, lie
can got none Of these in Paris. Their game IN
nearly always foul. IL you got 1t pure and sweet
it IL by chance. Ia cities OF such magnitude An
this the keeping Of game is sort Of necessity.
This boing the fact, tho Paris caterers long ago
got out the notion that game III better the longer
il IL kept rank and poisonous lie,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
aun.i.zrhas, ira.

Attbs recent Prison Reform messing DF. Bel
Iozz nads soaas foFsibIs FsraaEks N regard 70
-aFas n - I.feEzsdeEAioped sources Of eftminsl
a7uply. Iha euri1az tact that many Of the
raoss siroeioas murdsrs Of tie p1st fsS ysaEs
hasa bssn committed. nos b psEsons rzissd tn
the sums. hzz fr0m tboss NO hszs bssn s1z-
Frs-r1dAd bzfhs beat inhusnsea- Ths Doctor sess-
10 this the harvesting Of the crop planted for .
scoxe Of years He Fsmarks that Incorrect ifeaa
Of crime and The limitations Of puniahnasnt have
prevailed; thai pEong ss1timenta are impaired
tT the very p1bleztion Of the tEsatrnsnt Of cases
of cxina LaEyefs, too, act - the devil : adVo-
easea - q thsiF duty WAs only 70 the criminal.
and not nt al 70 ths community. b inesssant
and elaborate expositiols O. the subts< Of
orsness and thsir Punishment, the p1bAc ssnss
hAs become perverted and vSoaffal ssamate
Their zeksd zets and apol ss4s nscsanity Of self
eou4rol. The frss piss 20: IN 70 every case IA
insanity, and the changes ara FISs on the
yHrisd phases Of this mental disssss until wise
eounssi Il dszksDsd By sio1dJ Hur4s The very
lsst psrsDn ordinarily ss1t fox il exp ert and
the chances Of the ease trnsted 10 the opinion
Of sOms practitionsr Sho is ccafsssedly inexpe-
risnosd Ia the very disease upon Hhieh be z
ezIIed 70 pFonouDes. He has but 10 eAl himself
''expsEt" 70 be accepted - Euch by court. jury,
snd populAcs. Hanging IL not played out" 10
Nsu YORK, but the uncertainty Of conviction and
punishmsnt is 20 great, that men Who have sn
sd 10 gain are wiling TO take the risk &nd dls-
pose Of hated object. Il Is bat one man the
Iess, and their way is made clearer hy biood-
Men without training may Be expected 70 com
NIT crime, bot the ed1cstsd and disciplined
cIassss are expected 70 furnish Ln example Of
order and respect for Law. When n1rdsrers are
fund among professional msn, thsy viii Be nu-
nsroUs IN the clAssss lower dosn IN the SOCIAL
arAta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
MPREE RUM

The Liquor Dealers Union ask all who desife
an unrestricted sale Of liquor to help defeat
JoshuA MAris, by voting for William s. McCau.-
10y. We cheerfully accept this issue, and though
We cannot believe that Mr.. McCaullsy il really
in favor Of the multiplication Of the ''grogger-
ies and ''gin-rnills which prey upon us, it ia
m sde plain that il Joshua MAris should be de-
featsd, to-morow, it will be an apparent rebuke
for his vote against Free Rum. Viii the people
Of Wilmington do that
Joshua Mans ough, to have, tomorrow, not
less than Eve hundred maIunty. WIN not eYeiy
citizen who honorE him for his vote in favor Of
the Licsnse Law and who il oppossd to the at
tempt Of tbs Liquor Dealers' Onion to defeat
him, give part Of to-mouoW 10 the work Of get
ting ont the vote Of Republicans and all Otherz
who are opposed 70 Free Rum F?