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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-07
FIELD CROPS, 1873
GENERAL AND SPECIAL. PREuu.
TMS FOR FIELD CROPS.

The following General and Special
Premiums for Field Crops. will be
awarded at the Fifth Annual Fair Of
the Cape Fear Agricultural Associa-
ton, to be held in the Fall of 1873
GENERAL PREMIUMS
COTTON.
For largest crop of ottn, upon four ri aces
OF more of upland. with 1t ment OF quality
OF soil, nie'i. az cultivation amount and Kind
OF manure used. The time of tiantiny and va
riety OF cotton; the land to he measured and
the yield to IL vnuchtd for by affidavit
bale to be exhibited
Premium. xI0a
For largest crop OF Cotton upon one a. acre OF
land. regulations same as above:
For largest crop OF Cotton ON one acre. by a bow
not over eighteen years of age--...-.......S.D
CORN.
For largest crop of Corn grown upon four IN
acres ct upland or lowland. Regulations same
as Tor Cotton. two ~ bushels to be exhibited
as sample
For largest crop OF Corn grewn upon one ~
acre of upland or low land; same regulations
above:
Premium SsOearb
For largest crop OF Corn on one acre OF upland
or iowiand, made by boy not over eighteen
years OIL age $50 each
WHEAT.
For the largest yield of Wheat from five o,
acres; under same rules and regulations for
Cotton and Corn--two bushels TO be exhibited
Ireihium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -....~oJ
OATS AND RYE.
For largest yield OF Rice, Oats OF Rye, same
regulations as above: two bushels to be exhib-
Premium, each con
POTATOES.
For largest crop of Sweet Potatoes upon one n,
acre: one-f,urth To be dug and. two ~ busI,el.
to be exhibited As sample:
For largest crop of Irish POTATOES non ,,n.. ~
" acre. Same regulations a. ab we for
sweet Potatoes: 'oi
premium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sfo
PEAS, &C., &c.
For largest crop of Ground Peas upon one acre
For largest i.d of S;ocs pen:
for largest yield of Tnrnips upon one acre
Two bushels ofeach to be exhited; under same
regulations other crops: ~
Premium, each. -.-... s,o
For largest yield Stock Pea vine Hav IN o,a
acre; one bale to be exhibited: " o'e
For largest yield OF Native Grass. one hale ,a,
eNhloited; P''ality and quantity to he con-
Premium
IIe grass mn>t he cut iar,'i cut v:.ted Iur
Largest yield of Red Glover u,on ON. .,rs ,.r-
sart it.ia ni Cultivated Grasses upon one acre
nm, ont 'al's az each to be exhibited 4
! Premium, each .o.
1" the tEiIt''r Who raises and applies m. srueSt
number vi bushels OF ,'omposted Manuras -
! anu oy each nurse. mule on used in IN.
CULTIVATION OF his farm. the quantity IN he CO.
tlhed 10 by two or more competent witnesses
an the rules ana regulations specIred in ~.
loioeoiiS ffemnms mast be com tied rith an
| aa.,s aHa ccffhcdtss, as required, 10 be fiIe.t
refa
are entered, otheTUiSe the awarding Committees
| will withhold Premiums '''eeh
| largest yield OF each OF the following article.
OF fruit and vegetables to be proved rs .;Je
VII and submitted to the committee: ""''~
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Within one mile of any church on any
lay when religious exercises or bust
less connected herewith are going on,
vas taken up, and on motion, was laid
On the table.
' Bill to prohibit the sale of liquor in
Carthage and Moore counties, was
taken mp and passed its several read
inrS
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SENATE.
M0NDAY, Feb. 3, 1879.
PETITIONS.

Mr.. Ellis, of Columbus A petition
from citizens of Robson, praying the
prohibition of ardent spirits at Big
Branch Baptist Church. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Avera, the poison
bill was taken from the calendar and
referred to judiciary committee.
LYMAN, col, moved to take s,p the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-07
Injunction Case.

The order to show cause why the
injunction should Hot continue Snntit
the final hearing of the cause, in the
case of Alfred Dockery VS.. r. IS.
French, Trustee, ;" t. y. Morisey
and joseph Thompson, nov pendins
in the Superior tatrI Of Fl 4s ea,.r144sa
of Robeson, that was set 10" heeariht
before his Honor D. L. Russell. on
the fourth day of February, 1873, was
continued until the fourth day of
March, 1873, when it will be heard bv
his Honor. in Lumberton, North Caro-.
lima. Aini 10 the meantime, the 1n-
junction preventinGntha said Trustee
from selling the land lin CONTROVERSY
will continue: COL W. Foster: French
appeared for the plaintiff, and C6f..
Robert Strange and Col. :. A. McLea
for the 5efendants.' - l.
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A mah who ''hved down by the sea, ,
last Summer, had his fortune told. and
among other things the gypsy told him
if he would live upon oysters and fish
exclusively one month, he would love
his mAther-in-law. He immediately
left th oyster region and moved to
Canad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-07

The ferre Haute minister wi O sur
prised I female parishoner in the a It of
leavingf covered basket at his door
on New Years eve, and admol he'd
the vol Fan of the torrid future in sore
for uJAtural mothers, did not have
that HfturAey for his New Year's
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mann sol,


MONDAY, Feb 3.
Mr.. Blythe presented memorial
from certain citizens of Henderson
praying that the sale of the Western
North Carolina RAILROAD be not inter
fercd with.
MIR. Gudger presented memorial of
similar character from citizens of
Madison county.
Mr.. Heaton introduced a resolution
concerning speedy returns of elections
PLACED o. The Calender
Mr.. Watson, G restylution IN referer-
enee 10 placing thf sa.lAties Of Orange
and Chatham III the Eastern Judicial
District of this State, Calender.
Mr.. Craige, a bin to amend chapter
-Gcc,le OF Civil Procedure in refer
ence TO masters and apprentices. Re-
ffes NED = ~, at 81 so ..rls,s,'-
tae Senate resolution in reference
to the sale Of the Wilmington, Char
lotte 4 Hutheffara RIsaaiilIr8al Was taken qkk
ney-General to investigate the aifsaiss
of the road.) The resolution passed
its several readings, .. - .. F.
Senate resolution requesting inform
alton of the Governor and Attorney
GesseFai in regard to the sale of the
E!aste,n Division % ilie Western North
Cal fi9li nFH R si,rcass was ;ta1lsn, up ana
adopted. 'I"'''' 'fs' .."s
Senate resolution asking CUR Rears-,
sentatives in Congress to use theft jEs
huence in securing the passage Of the
bill donating public lands for educa-
tional purposes was taken up, and, on
mGtiQn, laid On the table. .- - I'll.
Senate bill 70 eetend the time fer the
redemption Of property sold tor taxes
was taken mp and passed its several
readings. ..f.
The vote by which the resolution in
structing our Congressman in reference
to the educational bill was laid ON the
table, was reconsidered, and the reso-
luton was adopted.
The bill to prohibit the sale of liquor
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and malignity? Is it safe or wise to
clothe such men with the power of life
and death over so many of their
fellow-beings? The Senator from
Orange ;stated, IN his speech the other
day, that a faaEe@5 sn lsasS issued from a
high Judicial source that Orange
county should see hell" If this be
true, It is, indeed. high time to take
steps for the protection Of taSt long
suffering people. Ii it is the ass~ed
policy of our Judges, or of any one Of
them, to make the people of North Caro-
Mia "see hell" our Legislators may
we'll consider whether it be not their
duty to presert that policy from being
carried out; it maybe VEL, then, to con-
slider whether it will he better for the
State that the county of Orange and
other counties shall "see he'll under
a rigid, rigorous, partisan enforce
r,ent of the law, or whether it will be
better thlat those counties, under the
benign infiEefees of an act of amnesty
and pardon, shah ,enaey peace, pros
perity, plenty and good order.
1t may be safely said that all the
persons directly liable to the law,
under the construction put upon it by
our judges, are voters. The census
returns show that only about one-ffth
of our population are voters. There
age then about 200, 600 of our people
old and ycpsss. women and children
who can be.afectedbya rigorous prose-
cution of the law against'the Ku-Elrx
if the charges against them 10 true and
the same may be affirmed ia reference
TO the Loyal Leages. 1t follows then
hat at least ope-half of our population
will feel the good effects of the billnow
pending before the Legislature, as our
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49, y/It non
KoSADALIS


lT1HE GRh GOUTUR pN
remedy N ,on g
~. c.so;,,, " IuIs VI ocrO-
fula, ocrofui0ls faint. Rhouma.
tism, White Swelling. Cant
Goitre. Conaumn,;o," p-...LT
n. No.von. ns.'so~I tva.
- Iu' Dooiii'y anu ail IN
cases arising from an Impure Con-
dition Of the Dlood. d.
The merit, efthis v.,,.h,. ,..,.
alton Arc IA ,vaIi 49,. ,LsFsp.r
notice il bnt n asssasrv ~ ~. a.ss
readers of This jarynsi oS,hs -
ty of alwlys bsvirg = Ls,si. ~ ~
medicine amona thsir stoeE ~ a.. MI.
nee ossities.
Certificate, ca, IN nrsasn,.d n.
many leading r.v,ieisns Hisists,
and heads o families thyoush outtp:
South, endorsire in The kigbcst term,
TIE FLUID Ryt,al ~ Ro.aasKs
DIR. IL. William Carr al n i,,,n...
SAYS Che hasUs. A IL n r,sns ~ $500
lula and other al. saaes with much IN.
sfaction.
Dr. T. q 9vsh a, u.,,,-
commends Il q sli p S, D .n t,e,ins
r ~I,h disease, !" .ss brood, saying 4
used.
more n E"GS onIs,, ns ao Of tho s.lt
has bcenso much benz Gifted b lis uso
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Leads to Ilappiness' 4
A Boon 10 the Whole Race Of Woman
DIR. J. BRADFIELD's
FEMALE REGULATOR

twill bring on the Mepses relieve all pain az 'ns
monthly "Perod;" cure Rheumatism ana nsara ,,
III. Of back nnd Uterus; Lencorrhosa or "Wb'.ns,
and partial Prolapsus Uterl; check excessive now
and correct all irregularities peculiar to aules;
IL will remove ali irritation of kidneys anu pisu-
der; relieve Cosiyeness; purify the blood; give tone
and ngth to the whole systemi clear lhr M,n,
impsrtinga rosy hue to tho cheek, and choerlu'he"
to tho mind.
Quinino II In chill. and fever. ~, .,..., ,,..
Ladies' can cure thenlseycs of All the ABOVE NV
eases without revealing their complaints toRny per,
son, which Is always notifying 70 Their pr"i' "np
modntrty. ~ i' t'' IN.
II is recommended by the best physicians and the
clergy. ,,,.o, ,e7o
BRADFIELD 4 Co., Atlanta, GA.-TDeM st s - :.
take pleasure In stating that have used for tteia
twenty years, the medicine you are now putting Wy,
known AZ DR.. J. Drad6sld's Female Regulator, anu
consider IL the best combination eVer'gotton toge'h
or for ths Diseases for which u IL recommsndsd.
have been fam liar with the prescription hoth Az
practitioner Of medicine and in domestic praotice'
ard can honestly say that consider " 4 boon 70
suffering females and can but hope that every iauy
in oar whole land, who may bo suffering IN any WY
peculiar to their SEX may be able to procursn po,
tie that their suiIsrhgs may not only be relieved
but that they may be restored 10 health anu
strength. With my kindost regards, =,
am respectfully, W. B. PKRRrLL NJ D.
FrAn MARlGrrA, Ga, March2l 1910.
Messrs. WIN. ROOT 4 s0N.--Dear sin; Some
months ago bought bottle of RIadhelda Female
Regulator from you, aud have used II IN my Mmiy
with the utmost satisfaction, and have recommsnl.
ed It to three other families, and they have found
lust what il Is recommended The females who have
used your Regulator are in perfect health ana are
able 10 attend to their household duties and Wecor'
daily recommend 1t to the public.
Yours respectfully, Rev. II. u. JOHNSON.
Wo could add thousand other certificates, but
We consider the above amply suficient proof OF It's
virtue. Alive ask isatiial. y.!ul
For full particulars, history of diseases, aud Ger.
tIcates of Its wonderful cures the reader sreierred
to the wrapper around the bottle. ... ..
Manufactured anu sold by
" BRADTIELD q Co,
Price $3.50. s'h i.A Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists. .i
p, Apr .20,lls72-32eoS-lyr.
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/ AND FOB SALE.
DALLAS COUNTv

Farm miles North Of Dallas, 100 ssrss IL sul,
tivation, plenty ofwater and timber.
Farm miles Nsrth Of Dallas, 80 ssrss In sulu-
vtion story concrete house. FFl w
8 Acres miles North Of Dallas.
- Acres mile Ssrth efDaiiss.
30 Acres 1 nils North Of Dallas. ,
3a0 Aerss on Mountain creek, tie y. .. Jonss
Ay.r. In P.lk sosnsy, Me-. to ssehs.s. for
Texas lands.
Ar.r~ in Lawrence county, Ark, to sIehu ~
for Texas lands. 10
1914 Acres mile west ofpalias. 4
Rssldonces In the city of Dallas. K
A etere-honss w the East side ofthe square.
Busisoss lots On Main and jefferson streets
ResIdsnc 0 lots In ell parts Of the city.
$40 acres miles y. OF Lancaster, Ans ttot
Wy.
203 ssrsssouth side Of Duck creek near the mouth,
VIM. Reeves Survey.
$40 acre. 10 mils's, H. Of Dallas, as. timber, par,
OfG. ". shaw survey.
$40 acres Is miles W. u Dallas part hJ".Ysr.
Eeson survey. I.r.,..
Is3 acres miles Northwest Of DallAa, good timber;
part Of Il. Dsrbip survey.
80 two thirds acres u miles y. W. " Dallas. part
ofW. p. oysrtsA surveys COED timber
65 acres miles D. VI scysns, part Of the hssh
Henderson survsy Hne tinbsr.
100 acres Is MILES Northeast Of Dallas, inprsvsd,
part off. Moss survey. .anilU.B
hcToh nliiu hoIthphAt VI bhuuss phEs VI
Griysby survey. ~
sclss Jeining the depot grounds part Of Grigs
BY survey.
is acres joining city Of Dallas on III, north.
Dsatsn Csunty. h
100 acres ~ miles y. Of Lossvilis, part u Claris.
da SquIrs's survey, improved.
1855 acrss In the s. corner " county, Joins Mar
thus farm.
Collin Csaniy.
400 acres In Southeast csrner ofths county.
TwRrHs County.
100 acres on West FORK, ~ miles K. Of IT. Worth.
100 acres on Mastang creek, part VI John Gillilsn
survey.
HendePsen County.
$40 acres 2 milss north Of Portsrs Blud, J. n
Sharpe survey, imprsvsd
Harris County.
$40 acres on Greens Bsyss, W. a. LswninSs
Headlight.
Hansiltsn County.
$40 acres miles from the tsvn VI hamilton, pat
snted to u. b. y. @. 4. rec.
City Lots and Residences.
House and lot In Bhernsn to exchange for Dallas
county iandsi
Texas lands to exchange for 8. W. Missouri lspd.
Saw aud arist Mil. rs horse power. 10 exchange
for land.
Land certificates for sals. .....
AULT, JENKINS Il AULT.
July 2o, iS72-45:tL
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One sip OF this will battle the dropping spirit In
eight above the bliss OF dreams. Do Wise, and
(. taste. M Roa' sCoNus. Il WIFI. ~ XII AF
1t has been truly and significantly said that do.
nestle happiness IN moro dependent on good yes.
tion than virtuons creods or moral codes II the
dogma holds, the oracle can be consulted, BY q
prompt application to Prlco, the Dclphc author Of
tho Celebrated Aromatic Stomach Btters. Whsr.
ever within tho length and breadth Of tho and ,
Prices Bitters have penetrated, every house hold
has been illuminated by the susshinso Of an une loud.
ed Joy, and every family revsllcd In the sweets OF
health and contsntmont. The sparkling eys the
ruddy cheek, tho choorful smile and happy II sncs
no less than tho elastic stop and the unfA ltsrinI
tread what arc they but TIM eloquent telltslss Of
some vi,alizing elixir, No secret Botany holds
IN" charm, no scientific alchemy creates the spell.
The days Of miracles are gone; the magic mysteri-
odsy working wonders, have passed away, and the
age, plain, practical ono give US simple tonic,
that, by happy amalgamatlon, restores 10 energy
and strength tho enoryated system. Take "rrics's
Celebrated Arouitaic Stomach Ditters,' and Won
bid IN eternal farewell to such unwelcomo guests
as dyspepsia, indigestion, nervousness, neuralgia,
hatulency and debility. =
JAMES W. fRICsA CO,
Manufacturers and Sole Propristors.
Lock Box iG6, New Orleans, La.
darlington, Martalis a. Co., Wholesale Grocers
Dallas, Texas, Sole Agents for Northern Tcxas.
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ID ESIDENCE FOR SALE

On Pecine Avenue, near the river. All p,ces.
sery sut'buildings, I'll comfortable, And IN. dvsl.
IisF one ofths beat nsisAsd IN the slty. rJr priv,
and further particulars, snqurs Of W. ~ T'iT't
JOHN MnNSY brown 1 SON, i,d
~" Rssl Nssste Agsats.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERrEITs.
Sir James Clarke's
Eenlnlo Ptlls

are ertensreig c0usrrRrEITKD. Dshonesf Lrxggs ts.
dcdror 10 sell Tie couseis 10 make greaer profits. TIE
genuine haze he name Of Job Moses w each pack.
are. All others are worthless limitations. The gem
uic plsarc u,mlling In the cure Of all those pain.
iul and dangerous diseases to which the female con.
stitutvn is subject They moderate all excuses aud
remove all Obsirnct lions, from VIII Atever cause. 4
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CLEMENTS 4 Co., i
BALTIMORE, Sole Propvistovs.
JOHN F. HENRY,
No. 8 CoLLyGE PLACE,
why Endure Whit L. Cureable :

why ENDURE Whut 10 Cure0ble
'What can't 10 cured must be end nrsd," says III
provorh but indigestion can DO cured, therefore
Is tho ncrcst stupidity to endure It. Dyspoptcs
hayc certainly right to continue dy spcptcs to the
end Of their days II toy choose but as Ia not sup
posed that amy rational being prefers physical tor.
ment to ease and health, the probability 10 that II
all sufferers from Indigestion were convinced tina 1
an absolute, inalliblo remedy for their complaint
existed they would with ono accord resort To Il. We
most cmpha tcally declare that such remedy do
is md that It's name Is Ioateters Stomach tors
The record of It's sncceas extends over q period
moro hon twenty years, and 1t Is foarlessly Al god
that during tho whole Of that tinio II has novor
failed to afford permaueD. relief IN any disorder or
arrangement Of tho stomach that was not organic
nlallgnan aud norrable. Tho test nonlals that go
to establish this important fact car be counted by
the thousand. Stomach complaint that had boon
aggravated by total disregard of all dietary rules
aud inlcnsihedand rendered chronic by medi cinsl
treatment drastic purglton, have In hundreds OF
instances been cured within three months by the
systematic ,iso Of this celebrated stomaohc and al.
tentative. 1t should be remembered that weakness,
VI the digestive organs involves many othor ALL
ments. Billousness headache nervous debility,
spasms. paptation Of tho heat, rush OF blood to
the head, nansoa, vertigo, aud sloepcSsnsss aro
among its commitans and results and for all these
the great vegetable tonic Is specific. 1t acts first
upon the stomach and through tho stomach upon
tho secrctory and nervous systems aud tho bowels,
Its general effect bcug always genial and bsnencsn,
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MEMPHIS, February II, 1869.

Dg., lPW,- u INai ~ wwsN~. s.-.
slr--I have boon suffering for nearly two years
with severe cough aud great difficulty OF breathing
My weight was one hundred aud forty Ave pouhds /;
and whom commenced taking your Expectorant
was reduced to ono hundred aud siIteou pounds. l
had tried almost everything had terrible nigh I
swcals have taken half dozen bottles. The nig /
sweat. have left mo, the cough has almost ds np.
poarrd, aud have gained ifteem pounds In weight
believe 1t will cure my cough. recommend Il to
all my friends, With respect,
OLIVER RICI
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A Triulliph.

No medicine ever offered to the people has won
for itself such reputation In ~ shortA time ~ Or.
TUFTS EXPEUTORANr Wherever 1t has been
in rOduhcd, 1t has superseded all other Cough reno.
dies 1t not only cures tho Cough but 80 thoroughly
purihcs the Lungs that iears OF Its retur need
DO apprhended.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye has no Bad Odor.

Trade supplied by Il. y. GEoSGE, Galveston ,
WuGELocK, FtNLAr Co., NO; CoNNrx L WAL
Htn, and II, Q. HosKiss& Co., Dallas. and all drug.
gsts throughout the State.
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II ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC wAFrpc

Gare Coughs, Colds. Asthma, bronchitis. So,.
Throat. lloarscness, difficult BREATHING incini.a,
Consumption. and Lung Diseases. They hs1e NO
vase OF medicine, and any child will take them.
fore dcspaired. Testimony given In hundreds
Ask for bayASs pvLnoSic wAfERs. Prlce a5 cant,
New York. ~N''a"a'S a.,
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SAlAH LOUIS gsn h~i1s
ROUTE EASTWARD.


4 destined 10 become shs popular one 10 al poIuh
nast. fassenE Ss have frss choice Of routss ever
spd the Atlantic Pacific BAilrsad, or sis ss,aiis
aud The Missouri Pacific Railroad. Yull ihforms
isa NAY be obi Aired ~ ths siess Of the Mous to
Texas Central =. h., II PAso Mail Ilas, ~ issou.
kansas rsxas Railway, or upon addressing
=, a. Sord' GonsrA Passenger Agent, 1t. Louis,
NO. (Hsb. I, Ty.3l:ly.
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zoo BARR ELS FLOUR

Including the lest brands made In II, United
,. BURLINGTON, AARsALisL co. %
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EN. ttI , .nt ANtt.4i '
w We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed 10 US while at Corsicana, and beg to re-
mind them and hepeoplc generally ,thatwe
are now opening at Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks Of Groceries ever
brought to the interior of Texas. Z.
Purchasing as We do, direct from lmpor-
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Stores, 1t
must be perfectly clear to the comprehen-
sion Of every one that we can aforato sell
our goods at small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market to call and ex-
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded. S'''-&1,
Our House Is situated on South side OF
Elm Street, N. f. Of Public Square. la
'.'.t''i"'" Respectfully, #i ~.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs & co.
~
Jan. 4, 1S7S-tf ia.,A..v'a XVI
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they erc particularly suited. They win In short
time bring on tho monthly period with regularity |;
md although very powerful, contain nothing hurt.
iul to the constitution It. all cases VI Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains In tho back and limbs, ia.
tiguo on slight excrtion palpitation ofthe Heart,
Mysteries and Whites. they will effect azure when
all other means have failed. Tho circulars around
each package give NIL directions and advice. or will
DO sent free to all writing for the sealed from OBJ.
seryNtion r
N.B.-.In all cases wherO the Genuine cannot bs
obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Propris-
tor, JOB MOSES, IL Cortlanpt st., Now York will
Insure bottle Of the genuine con tanning Nifty pile
by return mail, securely sealed from any knowledge
of its contents.