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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
Free Cuba.
July IL, 1S7

Senator Burch has received the following
letter from Cuban Representatives. in the
United States:
New yoEs. February 5. 1873.
Honorable senstos J. II. Eurch:
SIR--Through the agent in New Orleans.
Mr. Joaquin Lavas, we have now the honor
70 address you az the general representa-.
rives of the Repubiique Of Cuba abroad.
We have been informed u! the generous
and important support you are giving ia
the cause of the independence Of thar
island. especially your sloQuen: speech OF
the same. prompted ay YOUR well known
love for liberJs. and IN behalf of the wei.
fare of maulIHH. Il glory and hcnor
comes 10 the general man. who acts for the
good o. his fellow men, such eminent vir.
tues vet more hecome the one who, like
you, SO acts IN favor OF an oppressed people.
who have been strugg!iD. alone and un.
aided. without any encouragement bat the
he IN OF their noble hearts. in behalf of
ii good cause against It formidable enemy :
against Spain. sIr. tina: has entrusted the
representation OF national government TO d
band OF ruffiaDE. who. with the name of
volunteers, and pretending to be the de.
tenders of its honor aad integrity, are only
yIiifling it to enrich themselves and main
tain in that unfortunate country the cause
of slavery. and Tor vi hose interest that gov.
ernment has neither love. respect nor care.
70 the universal uprising of all lovers Of
liberty throughout the w.rt against their
iniquitOus and barharous determination TO
extCruinate the defenseless population OF
the island. Rest assured. sir. of our eter.
nal gratitute for your efforts IN our behalf
Please accept. sir, our sincere vote of
thanks. We shall inform our government
Of the high services that you are rendering
our cause. and we beg to assure you OF our
most distinguished consideration. and go.
main your bedient servants.
Father!and and Hherty,
RAMON CESPEDES,
JOSIE NJ. MAYORGA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
sIrs. Bowers as Mary Stuario

Long practice. close study. careful read
ing aud an adaptation thus acquired TO the
style and manners OF the heroine. enabled
Mrs. Bowers to present . truthfu! inter.
probation of the role "t story S"ari. The
audience 1T the Academy last night appre'
cittci her imprrsonatlcn of the unfortunate
queen. AMI manifested TIA. fact on several
occasions. Sac was handsomely supported
by NJ. j. &. Collorn a. ':eOrge D0ugiaSs.
aad hy the regular dr.'nat;r company.
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THE kiTi ~.
sfr. Owens as sc,au ~?.iug.P.

NJ. Jonn +. Owens, IT the Varieties
Theatre last c,-Et. had 4 tire audience To
tines. his H,",y Dor,. in Married Life"
and hi. Sol7n .>hinq,c, in another play. 1t
needs only be SAID that y" sustained HE
already enviabl. reputation IN bc.h charac.
ters. but the latter being a speciality. the
auditorium INDUCED in mos. :mmoderate
Rignotd az A1'S. Liome! Lynx. and Mss 81.
Z Gordon as .hrs. .SGB,ue; CoG.lic. gave ex.
ceIleus impeGsonations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

4 boy at Bangor. Maine, admired the
scarlet gont,,lon that tioated from neigh
hor's yard. and 80 he olnamented the gate
post of the paternal mansion in like man
Her. Tho family wa, greatly astonished
when the smallpox van stopped to convey
them to the pesthouse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
The Rel Pocket EsoGls,

NJ joseph Proctor renderel! biz Nanr'"
'ast night to y lamentanly small audience.
'>ho enjoyed the narrative of t:.e play as
well az the scenic and mechanical effects.
The knowledge is extending that Mr Proc.
tor is an actor OF more than ordinary ability
but he must by this time desp.i: OF attract
ing a full! house a. the ST. Charles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

A married couple in St. Paul. Minnesota.
publish a card in the city papers. respect
fully requestiu. the parties who have so
kindly interested themse.ycs N their per-
soual affairs t" b.n.: in their bills tor ad.
vrrlisins.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
Cnited State. Circui, Court.

IN this court Ta.siay. III the ci,anc-ry
suit ri :" ii~n. l. Kellogg W. Henr. c.
Wnsmoi!.. Jonu McEn,.y,. It ais, Randell
Hum. s"i'e:t"r Tor .'es. l,an.. .jt Emery
fled hi- a,-Str to the hIl IN chanotry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
succes.ions oI l!r. and Mrs. ]. 8. ie:

'-'"N' VI
plctr- Nos "a 80 and 81 662.
s,fcONn DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
~ Orltans.--Notire i. hereby given 80 the cred
tor. OF tins estate and to all other persons herti,.
interested u sho" cause within Il 4, from III.
pr nt nothcat on, II any they have can. why
the account presented by the dative testa ncntary
eXeCutrix in Tins estate should not b. hom.rlo-
sgattd aud approved, AID the furds distributed in
accordance there with.
By 0Td, 7 OF u. Com"
IL RRANK pACR f,inrA
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sretcoro.ogica, and River Reuor,,

The signal service. United States army.
meteorological record. and rise or fall OF
the rivers. at 3:i3 =. NJ, local time. yester.
.iAV "a follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

S,ECONp DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
= Orleans Whereas Pierre Frederic Thomas
has },ettioned the court for letters of admin
stratiou the estate of the late CharesBienvelu u,
deCe lsed interstate Notice is hereby given to all
whom il may concern tO show cause within ten
DAYS why the PRAYER OF the said petitioner should
not he granted
te7 II i5t PRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
-uccession OF c. y. Langhoii-No. 31,73s

ASkCOND DISTRICT COURT FUR THE FAhISi1
~ of OIleans.-NUt.ce is herc by given 10 the cred
itOs Of this estate ard all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten dave rom
the present notification, If any they have or can
why the account presented by the tutriX of the
minor children OF the deceased and such admin
isttriug this estate should not be homoogate ed
and approved and the funds distributed in accord
anCe Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
LEI RRANE PACk lR INprk
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BY TELE GRAPH .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTE
tO:e Not to Count Louisiana
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION
TIE INDEPENDENCE or CUBA
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN
tBDICkT!oV MESSAGE Of AMADEUS
sEN0R RlIERO FOR PRESIDENT
The Corte> llpcts GOyernmen,
ARRESTS Fer REFUSING CoLoRED VOTES
TIE GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Succession of Gustaye Aaolphe SpltZ-
mijler-No. 36 074
SRCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARl>H OF
y Orleans Whereas Carl Stolz has petitioned
the court for letters OF administration on the estate
of the late Gustave Adolphe Spitzmiller deceased
iat. state Notice is hereby gwen to all whom 1t
may concern, TO show cause within ten days, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted
By order Of :hs Court.
fe7 Il IS FRayK PACE JR, Clets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

A Massachusetts woman who died o few
days ago left nine helpless boys, five Of
whom are deaf and dumb.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Succession af Barry Eaycs-No. 33,224.
SSECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PARISH or
- Nrlc@ns-Whereas Anna NJ. Hayes has
3etlt1oned the court for letters OF admlnistra
,oh on the estate of tn, late Barry Hayes
deceased, utestate, notice is hereby given to all
whom II may concern. 20 show within len
days why he prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be grs.nteil.
By order of the Count
frl2 10 2as FRANK PACE IR t,le,t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Tho fashionable equpage in Paris shis
winter is gilded earYisge drawn by four
OF six Gonkeys.
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MAGICAL BAzAE.
t4S Canal street I43
HARTZ a LEVY. PROPRiBTORS.
A CARD

A CARD
fests Hart Levy beg leave 20 s;a'e that they
will reopen their Magical Bazaar
Monday. February II, 1872
stth an immense assortment of ENTIRE NEW
TRICKS, designed expressly for parlor amusement.
The public are respectfully invited to attend the
Grsnd Opening, MONDAY, February II.
Branch OF No. 1882 Broadway, New York. for
a~rF Of 80. Comp street. New Orleans. fill s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
aMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
yA"Irr'Es THEATRE, )
Carnival Opera Season
Ni.l.l. MARIE AIMEE,
Tie Queen oi Opera Boute. supported ny Ter
NEW PARI.IAS OPERA TROUPE.
rHgL.gGE>T ORG.NIz,.Io: EVER TRaEELBb
Op-niax Night. Monday, Februar, ~.
Ia GRASDE DUCHESSK.
&4r. AiMEI :. h'r unri "a ed 'V!e 81 la "hANbh
IUCEESSE.
Mons N,.E.C tni. first appears CO. N lis most
-uccr7fH! "harlcirl Of mi IL. ,,,,,,,r,.,
NO,a BIGHES.h. the oA tav"st. GENERAL
M.,4. ROLAND in her ,hatrli,ng role OF WANDA
S"U..nctu:- s5cn.. !AN G!ELE.
acESpA, He,,e. mos, cei..r.,-h cpt:.. i"r IL.
Irt time in Ne" Orleans.
Ii PETIT FAUST.
NH.. AIMtE an MErHiSTo.
JvsR app franc. o, Nile. BOEhLL!, the yOriic .,1
eminent soprano :rom The Bouttt Pali.ienne, i.
It, Anrcss. :u role Of MARGHEhITE.
An. Mons. LE.;, ER the famous Com"ciat fr'
o. Eoni:- Pansenn' s'NaLhS:iSk.
WtpNH.DAy- NCNts-Fo
THuESDAr-EARBE BLECE.
FRIDAl--L PETIrfAvSr.
9ATlRDSl -t.yand Matinee az Noon. Ia sRsAt2
EUCHEEkK.
LhsM sr ,r.ps, alton the newest or az O.ssas '"s
-. first time ia n. - Orleans
LES CENT vIEEGES.
F1le .atrs! Partisan eeusa'crs
She cav. Of ats :,T Blk nights VI advai'" "nt
the matinee commences I" day, February -. AZ ~
WA 81 the box Office Of the theatre only.
PRICES -Res.Iscd seats in orchestra. orchestra
rrc!e and balcony circle, 81 50; QGadr"Ou
boxes 81 FAM. circle > cents private boxes
= 10 and s 10
MATINEE PEICFS--A,'Iu. ..sion with reserved seats,
81. Suhse.ip ptiOn 10 season hckeI' received
tn-.av. fe..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

EAOEAEX ar MUSIC.
~ -
"A rnJ'scprL. .SS%ISA,.
AND HARUf CEAS BAILs
.,
The Directors anI Managers o: La COTbR.h
.,,orp.. ,ba. th, ,.,. ., rf I'm. ..,rie. OF GRAND
~ ,,I,,1,IsE ;,. :, i
pAL ph'Iloh wa '' NV"
,ryesIrx Evc-;uc February Vj, 1873.
IuectuT,-:, Bdwe'l and j. hittIrdge.
MANAGERS
,...
or, IL =. a. v '''' IN n ,ii,tyIi IN. Power
I. Hiauah!. ~. bluM'll ~ 49,,
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tCosrNUIp On EIGB1B PAGs. !
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COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Senator Burch has received the following
letter from Cuban Representatives. in the
United States:
NEW NORs Fehrrarr :. iS-a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
IL PORTS,
COiSTNlSF,

Z q t III or e-SteamsLip Rabeccs
Clyde-3c bales Shooting, 90 casks
spirits turpentine, ) bbls crude tt,r-
penline, 43 ale kegs, 452 bales cotton,
II dry hides, 225 bbls rosin, 10, 400
feet lumber, 80 bushels peanuts. Q
pkgs mdss.r
New York-Schr Luola Murchisop-
1876 bales cotton, 4l6 bbls tar, Al bbls
crude turpentine, PSI casks spirits tur-
pentine. 40 bbls rosin.
Sclr Mott-Be;lell !, 561 bblq roain.
u bales cotton.
New York Steamship Regulator
212 bales cotton, 3777 bbls tar, 500 do
rosin. 294 do crude turpentine, 80
bales sheeting, 1873 bushels peanuts,
255 shocks, 90 bdls paper pulp.
FOREIGN.
London-Br Barque Jessie Godwills=
,, lob bbls rosin.
Br Barque Elite--1 ,992 bbls rnsin.
Antwerp-Norwegian big Vera
1,0l2 casks spirits turpentine, 100 bbls
rosin.
Cork for orders German Brig Juno
g, 123 bbls rosiu.
Bristol-Br Barqae FloreDce-2, 375
bbls. Rosin, 200 casks spirits turpen-
tine.
London German Brig Alna-1 .353
casks spirits turpentine, 205 bbls rosin.
Bristol, Eng-Br Barque Dulcimer
i ,6a0 casks spirits turl.eptinc, 343
bbls rosin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
MARINE,
ARRIVED.

Brig Nellie Mitchell, Cady, Port au
Prince, co days., J II Chadbourn &
Co, with fruit.
German Barque Ernst, Erdmann,
(S6 days. Havre, E Pesohau.
German Barque Thomas Small, Dill.
wiltz. (26 days., Barbados, E Peschau.
Br Brig Joseph Howe, Hughes, as
days), Fernamhuco. r Blossom g.
Evans.
Schr Daniel Pierce, Pierson. GO
days., Boston, Fl Chadbourn & Co.
Br Barquentine E shun, Edmond
son, I'll days., Navassa. Wick & re
bane, with 80 tons rock salt.
Br Brig Eeptune'sCar, Pike, 40
days., Plymouth, Wick & Mebane.
Norwegian Brig Gweia, Ornnand-
sen, Ga days., Plymouth, Z E Heide.
Dec. S-Steamship Regulator, FREQ
man, New York, Barry Bros.
Schr. Ray, Dennis, Tar Landing,
Edwards & Hall.
Norwegian Barquc Warren, Pcder
sen. Callias, Il E Heide.
Schr Mollie, Athartcn, IS days), New
York, W 81 McRary & Co, with 253
kegs powder, to o G Parsley & Co,
and 90 tons guano to W FL NcRary
& Co.
Schr John Douglass, Parker. IL
days., st Pierre, E Kidder &; Son.
Schr Georgia, Mcclure, 60 days.,
Bangor, B + Mitchell & Son, with
1880 bricks, % tons hay, 50 bols po-
tatoes.
Schr Hattie Turner, Hopper, III
days. Boston, J Ii Chadbourn & Co,
with 5,511 sacks guanc.
CLEARED.
Norwegian Brig Vera, Sorensen.
Antwerp, q q Barker & Co.
Br Barque Jessie Goodwin, Trimbau.
London, j r Blossom & Evans.
German Brig Juno, Ibbe~ken, Cork
for orders, Wick & Mebane.
Br Barque Elite, Avery, London.
Wick & Mebane.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Cl,ilds,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Dec. 6-Br Bargue Florence, Har-
Der, Bristol, j K Blossom & Evans.
German Brig Alma, Graebe, Lon
don, Jas Anderson & Co.
Dec. e-Schr. Lucia Murchison.
Jones, New York, Williams & Murchi-
son.
s chr Mott, Bedell, VanRevnsgon,
New York, Harris & Howell.
Norwegian Barque Zweia, Ommand-
son, Charleston, S c, r E Heide.
Norwegian Barque Mira, Grunder-
son, Charleston, S c, r F. Hside.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman.
New York, Barry Bros.
Br Barque Dulcimer, Harrison, Brjz-
tel, Eng. DeRosset & Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

CATTLE-The market for cattle is
reported firm, there being a good de-
mand for fatted bceves, ind butchers
nre inclined to purchase more freely
than heretofore. The receipts, how
ever, are not equalto the re4uirements,
and good drove of beeyes will proba.
bly, bring m advance OH the present
rates. The sales for the week were at
50 to s. cents on the hocf as per quail
Is.
OD-The market Is heavily
stocked with al qualities of wood ex-
Cept rinc, for which there seems to ex-
Isl a good demand, and the receipts
are readily disposed Of. We quote, %
ceiling 10y the quantity, as follows
Pine. ............... 81 1908 30
s,sii1 p. Ash 49,. : s sogs e e
Oak. .....- 8 2S03 so
blackjack 3 SOFAS Is
BUTTER. -Choice cells at 40
@ IL cents. selections of fine bringing
80 cents = ID. the latter rates, how
ever, are obtained only for "gilt edge"
that which is well made, solid, yellow
and fine favored.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

a HsOLUEILY Eefe. Perfectly odorless-
"A AlTay8 uniform. illuminating Qualities
SUPERIOR TO gas. Burns il any lamp without
eoangsf OF exploding OF taxing IRE. Manu-
lsc,1fso expressly to ctsrlacs the Of volatile
anG oaGgeIous oils. Its safety under e-ery pos
sible test, and its perfect burning Qualities, are
lies. - '-''-'' i"AA1>
Millions of gallons have been sold and 70 nc
ctdent-directly or indiroctly-has over occur
ret. from burning, storing OR handling it.
The immense yearly loss to lite ard properfv
resulting from the use of cheap and dangerous
OILS IN the United States. is appalling.
The insurance Companies and Fire. Commits
sioners throughout the country recon- mend the
ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps are
used Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and
at Wholesale by the pr6Irietnrs, CHAS PRATT
& CO, loS Fulton Street. Kew York.
aug Z11-dLw6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

Of the market mentioned at the close
of our last continued with the first day
of the present week. Saturday there
was also n continuance of the firm feel
ing which resulted in an avoance of )
cents. During the remainder Of the
week and up to the close the market has
ruled firm at 90 perbbl. The receipts
for the 7G3 bbls against were 743 bbls
for last week show only small in
crease. The exports for the week 128
bbls against 49, bbls for last week
show an increase Of 233 bbls. The
stock in yard and afoat is 1,Gl2 bbls
against OF bbis for last week. The
sales for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
NARRIED.

On the evening oft:.a it!l list, at The resi-
dance -; the bs H.. IA; i.;r. ~ Rev. Neil Nc
Kay n. n, Nr. X. Nj MCINTYRE, OF VII
ntg,ston. y &, 10 ii - SAi.LiE L.. eldest
dsus htef 81 Dr. inc. ". Mckay, OF Cheraw,
). -.
In Dup, touf,ts. on lit ..0th OF November,
ISL. by y Il. Miller. Esd, r. W. HOT STON,
to SARAH Y. SWANSON, all Of Duplin Go.
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Darts fun he IaTl O. CInil AhlSRl

A Book Just issued, exposing tie ''PEReoNAIs'
that have appeared in lie New York Newspa-
pars; their history and lesson. stylish VIII
lians fully exposed. Advertisements
from des perate roen 10 beautiful women; Clan
destine meetings: how frustrated; The history
of the Goodrich Tragedy the result Of Il
'perso1al." Description of Living Broadway
Statues Exposes social corrupt ION.
Sent on receipt OF 50 cents. Address, UniIue
Printing House. 80 Nesev ST. y. Y.
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'hf'roHements in PiosrinG VA
:, chinery.

- - =
We are indebted to. Mr.. +. f. King,
the inventor, for a description of his
superior plow, intended for the caiti-
vatlon of cotton, corn. tobacco ana pen
nuts.s@ Onr limited knowledge OF the
mechanical principles upon Which such
implements of husbandry are con-
structed, prevents us from deciding
with certainty as to the merits sof this
particular pillow, but from. our observa-
fons OF snchy improvements this must
take position Ia the front ,rank Of the
best, most approved and latest inven-
tons: 1t viii work well, and Judging
heease, owing tot he peculiar point
which contradistinguish 1T, of being
drawn along. must proye<a blessing to
the beast Of burden, ssnd to man q
wonderful labor-saving machine Mr..
hlng deserves great praise, not only
for the mechanical skill and ingenuity
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DR., cARvIN,s FllY,R nr TAR.

Is recommended by regular Medical practi-
toners and speedy cure guaranteed for Colds.
Blood, Consumption aud ali Pulu,onarJ Com.
plsints. ScEofu1a, Erykipelas, Dyspepsia and
oout, pysintery, Cholera merbus. Cholera Ind
ees and all affections of the Urinal Organs-per-
feotly harmless-free from mir or Rl or Alcoholic
p1opertles-rieaEant to taks ard never known
with medical testimony and certificates sent OIL
application. Address, L r. HYDE & CO., 1875
Seventh Avenue, New York.
Hcn-Ton Filtration Signals,
Sent On receipt Of 20 cents. Uuiare Printing
ana publishing House, IS Yesey Street, New
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ln the
beginning of the week there was quite
an active demand fer Spirits Tupen-
tine, and thero YVES chained: IN
advance of ! cent. Tuesday tho muir
kot became firm and ruled without
changes during the remainder OF the
week, and closes to day firm at SO
cents. The large foreign exports tor
the past few weeks has served to re
duce the stock considerably. which
has induced hrmer feeling and the
advance may be credited to home in
Guences rs tic New York market has
been dull and declining all the week.
The receipts for he week G.OIT casks
against ,2l0 casks for last week, show
ali increase Of ] ,S01 casks. Tie cx-
ports for the week 1851 casks against
=, 769 casks for last week, shows also
an increase of 2t1 casks. The stock in
yard and atioat is 1886 casks against
1900 casks for last week The sales
for the week were as follows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
Hottentots Gathering 5uohu 70

WOtt0ntotS Cdtu0ffH6 1O
He,mbol rs Extract has become almost Ills
torical picture. Tie great consumption OF Dr.
Heln,,,oid.s Buchu attegts the important fact
that .h.usands need a diuret.c medicine. Fer
prprsr, Gravel, Kidney Ccmplsint. and all Jig
eases Of the prlnsry organs, either III malo Or
feusls. there has never bsen remedy equal to
ueimeolI's Buctu. Its iinitaturs are mere
trash. HeInheii's Is the cid reliable standard
remedy,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
Obscure risnaaes. no matter Lo

Obscure EiseaaeS. no matter how
tdey Originate anu without regard 10 tie Of
the sufferer, aTs cured without danger or tncor-
yenience BIZ Helmbolds Gxf. BCchu, TIL. eres.
DiuTetic, which acts specifically upou the Kid
neys, Bladder, az auxiliary cry .Ts. 70 other
preparation POSSESSES the fully dcvciorcd merits
of Helmboltl's Extract. 1: IS the oniv ,enu ne
Ructu. and II ncycs fails. } sIiII Z. HcuIv, New
York, Sols gent. 2.7;w
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OBSTACLES TOMARRlAGE,

Happy Relief for Young q.gera from
the effects CT Errors ana Abuses early lite.
manhood Restored. In pe,ii,n, I = to N aria &c
removed. New lAethud o: treatment. NV
and rem able Remedies. Books and Circulars
sent fee, in sealed rnv ciopls. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATIONS. No =, South Ninth ST,
PhIladelphia, Pa, Institution having q
nigh reputation for honorable Conduct ard pro
fessional skill.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

For Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression OF Spirits and
General Debility, in their various
forms, FERRo-PHosPoRATED ELIxIl' of
CAL1sAYA made by CAswEnn. HAZARD
81 Co., New York, and sold by al
druggists, is the best tonic. AS a
s.imulant to,ljcf for Totieuts recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has 10
equal. LII taken during the season it
prevents fever and >ague and other in.
tarmittent fevers. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
Mothers, Mothers. 2zatncrs.

Don't fail 20 procure MES. EtNSLOWiS
SOOTHING SYRUP for al. diseases incidcn
to the period OF tecthipg ia children. 1t re
lieves tbs child from pair, cures wind coic.
regulates the bowels. aui i.y giving relief ard
health - The child, gives resi- 10 the mother
BE sdre ard call fer
"MRS wISSLOIS'S SOOTHING ENRCF."
FcI sale IL Eli druggist.
tuns IS i1t-Sun-N- Sat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
Skin Diseases !!

will send (freei receipt fer nv VEGETA BILE
BALM, removing Ii8tpiss, BtGc. Worms, Blotch-
&c. Freckies, Hoh ant Tan tea III tho skin clear
and with a healthy glow. Also, sure process
for The growth OF HAIR on bald ads smooth
faces. II. PRATT, Chemist, ~ Pine St, y. Y.
z. o. box f,i2>. tSend stamp
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
BLOOD SOAKED SANTIAGO.

I I.ss Hersf Ess.rpa rites tsnt Evns-
Di-g rnceds rsstc,ass e.,a- Ersen.;.
~osse ryurssrrcti ssns,- :y.,.iT v-,xc.
- s,d q Ia il q rem IHuutca in t.,c
<soud. p, ssto"atso,,nas, to Cesc-
"rate sss~ sirainau> victory An
f.3 c->.-itr' STORY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
The New Kennedy Eor 1kupture.

The New Remedy for Rupture.
A most important ElUeHtion. Sold by TIE Elastic
Truss Co., No 6s3 Broadway, r. V CITY. 1t
retains Rupture q so utelV i'll ease and comfort,
night and day ct all times, ard unde- all cir
cumstances, without any except on whatever
IN any case, and should never be taken off du-
ring the short time requisite to effect a Eerma-
neht cure. Sent by mai. Circu airs free Auv
Druggist or PHI stefan VIII order this new Truss
for you without charge.
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