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New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
amnoememts. ETC.. Chs Gusnino.

RooTH,a THEATRR-' Amy Rohsart" Miss Nelson.
CpIvD Oppp, uoIsR s." Monte CrfSto." Chas tochter,
NEW FtF-ra AvRSIR THBArRR--" Divorce
NIBIos GARDEN -" AEraeli or; The Magic Onasm D.,
on IVnpsc TVS ArRR-" Hunpty Dunpty Ge" H. FON.
USios SorARE TIIEATBR.-" FrOu-Frou' Miss Agues
Ethel. -. SN,t,,,. -
wALIACKs TiEATER.-"fhe 5quires Last eh'innN'
IL. A. SOtheTn
ASSOCIATION HALL.-C0mmencement exercises OF Vhe
Law school OF the New-York University.
IRVING HAII.-COncert. Miss AntOlnotte Strnng
SoNRRvIILE ART GAJLRRY.-ExhibtionOi on faihuhgs'
STEnwAY HALL.-Lecture. John H. Cough
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

who succeeds rs King Oscar III. His consort,
who WAS crowned with him, is q daughter OF
the Duke of Nassau. The new king is about
forty-four years old. and comes into the gov
eminent of a peaceful and prosperous people,
The announcement that Khiva is taken, pub
lished this morning, is evidently premature
According to the original plan OF invasion tne
troops moving from Tashkend ana Fort re-
rowsky were to concentrate IN the boukan
mountains. The marches were arduous enough,
but no considerable obstacles were hkeiy TO
arise. Tho tourney across the desert OF KILL
Kun was much more difficult, and now that
II has been accomplished and communications
can be kept up by vessels across the Sea OF
Aral. the contest, if one takes place, depends
on the lighting capacities of the two armies.
The management of the College land scrip
was severely criticised in the Assembly, yester-
day, Mr.. Mcclure being the chief speaker. 1t
is claimed that avails from the sale of this
scrip have been less than was expected by
most people, and that the agent seeks to ex-
change his deposit lOf securities for one of
less value. AS for the other allegations. that
l(luR HAS Deo0 10 pOChUb tuc pIOhIu
of the transaction, we have as yet only bald
assertion. Of course, now that these charges
have been explicitly made, Mr.. Ezra Cornell,
whose reputation stands above suspicion, will
insist upon full and exhaustive examination
of the whole matter.
The National Capital was profoundly stirred,
yesterday, when the mortal remains of the
late Chief-Justice were borne from the Capitol
to the resting place of the dead. Washington
has known, loved, and honored the patriot
statesman for more than quarter of CEN
tury. That charm of his personal presence
which grew richer and SUMMER with his ripen-
ing years was, perhaps best known there
where he spent so many of the noblest days
of his noble life. We may well believe that
among the throngs which followed the great
man TO his grave, yesterday, tho larger num-
Der lamented the loss of ono who was
personally dear. They mourn bereavement
that is national while they SORROW, most of
all, that they shall see his face no more.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

In Judge Knights Court in st. Louis, the other
day las The ST. Louis Times relates). numerous d.
vorco suits had been tried and after patiently listen
ing for several hours, his Honor became disguised
and summarily ordered an adjournment. The same
thing once happened in the Massachusetts, Su'
preme Court. That sound but eccentric old Judge
Metcalf had been hearing divorce all day. 10
the course of the afternoon he began 10 grow retfu
and snappish until hs astonished everybody by ex'
claiming: Il think that we have done enough OF
this dirty work for one day Mr. Crier. adjourn tho
CouIt until tomorrow morning at O'clock AndH
was accordingly adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
PURGATION AND PROSTRATIoN
INVESTMENT BONDS.


TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 80 PRsr MoRreAoH GOLD
BoSD which recommend profitable and wSecur
bear $40 per gold interest and have the following Of
cuny via;
J.. They the Obligation Of strong corporation
They First Mortgage tbe ROad Its Equipments Rights.
ard PranchseS
They a 6rsl lien its Net Bsrbings
There pIesei atOu for the payment Of principal and 10.
Land Of 70 300 per mile through the Ses and
% GO mile through the Territories tvoed The Company
already entitled to nearly Grant
saes thus sr have realized s5 &C per
VIII seafy 800 miles Of completed and operation the
earnings for 1878 Will be large.
All marketable stocks bonds exchange for Northep
PsoiSos oB hvOrAbls JAr Cooks & Co.
No 20 wsllst., EewYOrL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

Singular event, this. in Peoria. Mr. J. p. Leslie
kept a liquor shop, and died. rs even lquOr-deaers
must The widow Leslie procured for him most
expensive coffin. The Rev. Mr.. Frazell, Methods.
minister carried away by his zeal said soon after.
at a temperance meeting, with questionable taste.
that the coffin of Nr. Leslie purchased With
the tears and groans of drunzardS families" This
was more than the widow could bear, and 90. with
out the least fOr hn CLOTH and in the pub
lcity of druggists shop. she administered TO The
Rev. Mr.. Leslie vigorous horse-whippng. This
act of termagancy isn't likely much 90 help the
liquor interests but what widow Is always wisef
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

coats hutterngin the breeze. whiio she played tho
lyre beautifully until she went under. Soma twenty
years ago French maniac in Paris managed TO
cruelty himself on the very front OF building and
was taken down dead by the police There ia consd.
erabte difference Of time az well of other matters
between Sappho and Hiram Briggs Of Hoosick Falls
Hiram, too, wished to shuttle off tho mortal coil
lie was engaged TO be married, and his young woman
intrnsted him with s. the same to be expended in
the purchase OF a wator-pro cloak. II has been
very rainy this Spring, and tho damse must hays
needed the garment extremely but Hiram Bhggs
spent the money for other purposes-squandered il
perhaps in whisky and perhaps in neckties-at any
rate he did mt buy the waterproof cloak OF cours.
with such wet weather we have had his mean
dishonesty was soon discovered. and such was hi,
shame that he determined on death Now. NOR
Pillcoddy in the farce saws Poppy seeds taken
continually for "a hours produce instant DEATH
Hiram was still more medicipal in his methods,
He resorted TO wOun-Iozenges. lie ate enough
Of that delicate cOnfeotion TO render him insens
BILE, but he did MT die. He is now not only of bad
repute but he is also ridiculous Moral: II yo.
are engaged to young woman and she trusts you 10
buy for her garment, and you steal the funds and
found out don't put your faith in -lozenges
You will not find them good for your complaint
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

That is singular view which is taken BY Blltt
more lawyer Of mania for poisoning. He thinks
that when man woman posons human being
without detection, in ninety -nino cases out OF .
hundred the poisoner becomes insane Hls reason
ing is that successful crime of tins sort begets
such sense of power and of ability 20 remove at
will every human obstacle so bunting, at the same
time, the sympathes that in nearly every ease the
mind becomes warped. and the pOisonor is ready
with the deadly draught 10 ayenge the most riiling
disrespect OF wrong" Let those who thmk OF
poisoning anybody take warning
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

who succeeds rs King Oscar ii. His consort,
who was crowned with him, is daughter of
the Duke of Nassau. The new king is about
forty y-four years old. and comes into the gov
eminent of peaceful and prosperous people,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

THF SEVEN SENSES, by DIR. K. w. Raymond,
h TRIBUNE LzoTUEE BKTRA No. s.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 is now
-eady Pros 20 Seven for 81.
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MASON and HAMLIN
Cabinet Organs.

'EMc Only Amorican MuSicnl Ins,ru
men ) " .enen u>trAordihary ;:Ha recog
nizrI csccllence ns to cnmmnnI n wide
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ton there w,lh products Of chenp labor.
Always awarded hi2hcs, premiums, in
ciudlaG ths Medal ut Ihc la,is EXI0aii:on
.: hundreds of Industrial Exhibit ions,
ihcr" have rot Lvcu ak in nil " here. any
other organs have bern pre- cicricd to these
recommended by eminent
musicians ag possessing c1ceIlcnccs not ut
'nincI IL amy. .nthcrs. See cpini.ns of One
Thousand. in TeSlir. .oninl Circular.
ENGpAHively employing several i'm
poriaDt inventions aud embracing every
rcil imprOycmeI
TVac SFns1 Extensive md complete
fnc,orics in the world. producing better
work ut lG..s cos, than otherwise possible
PriGca a'iXrd and rs low ~ con,iu-
rht with scrurnlpus employment Of un'y
best material and w"ri>man>hix
illustrated Catalogue aurTc4timnnnl
'ircular, with inn "itnri W 'rmalion about
orgNrs which may assE purchasers from
lisnrpoin,mc, t.si1rfurchasr OF inferior OF
w"rthl hlsSA i}sssfnmcn,s or pa. mcnt Of high
prc Se3shI hec.
%ASON & lIAMLlN ORGAN co.,
iXrremont St. Boston 25 Union Square,
New York and 81 ADAMS ST Chicago.
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.'fTg2'C5 ST%sS .%:%-sH "a
~ e. IN & "A.

which is pronounced ~ ,lr leading medical
authorities Of !nnd"n and Paris 1.-THE mos,
oacirul tonic aud Alternative known TO the
medical crld." This is nu new md un-
tried discovery but has lr,n crg used b,
the leading physicians of other coun;rics
" irln wonderful rclmc. ia. results.
Don't wcnkcn and impair the digestive
organs by ca.harlics and physics. they give
only temporary relief Indigestion, tiaiu
lcncy and dyspepsia with piles and kindred
diseases arc sure 10 follow their use.
Keep tic blood pure and health is assur
cd.
JOHN O. EELLbGG,
Ia Platt st., N. Y, Sole Agent for U. g.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send sor cir.
oular. MIR IL
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The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
DlUD PIES.
PUBLISHED


Under the apple tree, spreading and thick,
Happy with only u pan and stick,
On The soft grass in the shadow ihnt lies,
Our little Fanny is making mud pies.
On Ecr brown apron and bright, droopinp
head,
Showers Of pink and white blossoms arc
Tied to branc.. that seems = meant just for
, that,
Dances nnI hut, crs her li.tte straw hat.
. Dash, full Of Joy iii tho hrigh; snminor day, -,
Hcnlously chases the robins away. T.,
Bnrks at the squicr el4, or snaps nj the 'ncs,
all the while Fanny is making mud pios.
Sunshine and soft summer brccXes noti-,
While she is busy, arc busy with her;
Checks rosy glowing, aud bright sparkling
Bring they TO Fanny whilo making mud
pies.
Dolies AMI playthinge arc al hid away
Not TO come out tilt the next rainy dny;
Under thu blue 9th csc sweet summer skies,
Nothing's 30 plcaso!:t as making mud pies.
Gravcly she stirs. with n serious look,
thinking believe" she's n true paBtry-cook :;
Suniry brown plnshcs OF fo,ch end and eyes,
Show that our Fanny is making mud pics.
But all the soil Of her innocent play
Clean sonp and water will soon wash away
Many pleasure in dainticr guisc
Leaves darker traces than than Fanny'o
mud pies.
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4 want Never Hcforc Sun.
piled.

In regions whcro Liver complaint and
Bilious diseases prevail 70 80 great .au c1-
tOnt, thero has long been fclt tho need off,
medicine TIM, worla net specially Oh the
Liver. restoring it TO i,s nermal functions,
and at tho samo time DO safo from after
effects. and yet so simple that it may DO
used by any ono. 1t Is now admitted by
NIL that DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pills
supply this want. They arc now proacrb
cd by tho most eminent Physicians
throughout tho whole South.
DR.. Turr's ESrxcronASr.-Tho pro-
pcrties Of this elegant preparation arc de-
mulcont, nutritive, balsamic, healing and
soothing. 1t brnces the nervous system
and produces pleasant and refreshing g
sleep. IT. e1hilaralcs apd relieves gloomi-
ness and depressloh. ttis tie most valu-
nblo Lung Balsam ever offered to sufferers
from Pulmonary diseases.
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=, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRIGGS & RROTHER'S
U@TR..EEiD
FLORAL WORH!

For January, 1873, now out. Issued as n
Qu,rteriy. The fur numbers sent to any
address, By mnil for % cents. The richest
aud m"st instructive Illustrated md De-
scrip.ivo Floral Guide ever published.
Thos" Of our patrous who ordered Seeds
last year mud were cre,!it cd with % cents
will receive the four C.,nvtcrlips for 1872
Those who "'ricr -tci1 this, year will be
credited vita II ~ .cri ton Ior iHTI. The
,'nnnary numi 80 contains nearly 100
Ens,..vinss, T"" inpr,', CoIn,rd Plates
suitable for framing. n alsn Tihci Plates
Of o"r E"rGs''ns Floral fhr"mo~ inforra.
ti"n relative to Flowers, Vegetables. &c
'hr'" crltivn'inn, i I'll such E.artrr M
VAS formerly found III oiIr Annual Cata
l"g"r. You vii .nissit if you order Seed
before arc'Ts Briggs & Bios Qu,rtor,y.
We ohnll"nsc comparison III quality Of Seed
aud prices IN! si:ra Of umc%uls. Our
"Caltnd"r Advance sheet ana Prica List,
for 49," sent free. Address
BRIGGS & BROTHER,
Scotsman mud Fiorisis, Rochester, y. Y.
dcc 2:-iw
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~ uncquallrd b. any known remedy. |,
viii crndicatc,cNIirp and thoroughly dc
stroy all poisonous substances in the Blood
AID will c'frc,ualy uispcl ail predispos-
ton to bilious arrangement.
Is there want ni action in your liver and
Spleen? Unless relieved nj once, the blood
becomes impure by dclrtcrious sccrrIions.
producing scroiuious Or skin diseases,
iil",c&1, Felous, Pusiulcs, Cunkcr, rim-
pies. &C.. &c.
Have you II DysrcpIic Stomach Unless
digestion is promptly aided the system iS
dchililatcd with Poverty Of the Flood,
Dropsical Teudcncy, General Weakness
and Inertia.
Have y"u Weakness IF the lntcstincs
You arc in danger Of Chronic Diarrhna or
ln!lannu:ion OF the Euw"ss.
lave you weakness 81! 'hc Uterine or
Urinary Organs? You :,rr exposed TO suf
tering II its mast nnarr."at..l 'oru.
Are you l,,iH:'rl, ,:Tp@ =. ,;n!i Sluggish
or depressed :" spir!r". wt'., lraiac"" t"c>
ache. coalc'! ;aw,:u" ami ;,;s la~.:rg; rr.urh?
For q cc'',.'H .r:r,.1f .a' ~ 81 :h' '!is.
eases. Ert,'uss.c a.. t."n!'' =; !"N c|,rn:-
ing AMI pa, tyi;g tie viI."'r.t h!c 81 An'
impartirg N,snr =. :.'i iEr r,l,i iu'crs ;u'
building al, and r.-iurir;: the weakened
conSti,uti":I usn
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Special Notices.
Half Alive.

II IN sad thing to pavs through lifo only
half alive Yet there are thousands wheae
| hahitual condition il one. Of lauguor and
! debility. They complain Of no specific
discnsc ; they suffer no positive pain {;
but they have no relish for nythiug which
| affords mental Or scnsuou+ plea.nre TO
| 'heir moro robust and energetic fellow.
beings.
In nine cases out Of ton This ssate of
lassitudo md torpor arises from 4. r,orbil
stotn ach. Indigo estion destroys tho oncr.
gy.of both mind md body. when the
| waste Of nature is not supplied hv q due
and regular as,imil la,i1u Of the food. every
organ is starved, ov,ry function ihier.
! rGpied.
Now, what does common aensq suggst
! under thcse circumstances Of .dcpress,"p
The sysiom, ,nSsds. rQusing aud rtrr,frlh
cni"g,; ret merely for m hour or two, TO
sink afterwards INTO a II orc ritishlo con.
dition than ever Gas il ns.urcIly would
do if Al ordinary a:foholio slimulant VAS
/ resorted ,oj, but radically and PormE.
ncn,ly.
How is this desirable obi 90. TO DO &C.
| complshrd The answer 10 his 'huoati,n
founded en- ths unvaryug experience ot a
qnnrter of y century. is casily given.
lnfusc new vi.:rr into tho digestive or
gans by c"m.se "f ilosiotttr', Stomach
| BitterS. ijH not ~sG'a $500 IN adlniuisie or .
ing temporary rnInrd;"s. but wake tho
sjsrm up hT r.tupera.ir& tho fountain
head q ph yaic'i S;rr",:,: nnd eucrgy,
tho gr.nt 1rg.n ur"n which all tho othur
orgln. '!"p I'D foc thclr nuriucc aud sup.
poi..
Ey no .im" ;!'t. do,en dose. OF th O
great 'cgc inhl: ten sad i3vign.ant havo
ltccR taken. tho isrbla frame Of the dys-
peFuc will begin 10 feel ito bcnigu influ.
ence. Appetite will be crcatad, and with
appetite the capacity 10 digest what it
Graves. Perscycre until tho cure is com.
plcte--un,n healthfpl blood, fit to DO the
material oG .Gcsh and m ,sclc, bono aud
nerve and brain, lows through; sho chan
ncls Of circulation. instead Of tho watsry
pabulum with which they hATS heretofore
been imperfectly nourishe6.
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THE EAxHr rxEAu HHAAG In.

1000 agents wanted for our immcusely y
popular Maps and Charts. Our large Ma D
Of tho Omitted States" with beautiful
large World" Map on reverse side, sells
srl"ndidy. Euch Mnp .lOx53 inches
1000 Agents wanted for."ur new Charts,
"lioly Virgin aud Child' and s.Christ
Blessing Little Ctiltlrcn," 4 cy will find
Il place incvcry Christian home. lIAASlS
Il LUBRECHT. Empire Map and Chart
Establishment. LOT Liberty st.. New York
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toon 'S,sn,xa IN CXl.ouxlA.--w what
care tho people of North Carolina, Sonth
Carolina, Gcorgin md Florida for tic .lsh
in tho gold.hcnring state, when they have
full store-houscs and comfortable homes !!
The last cnn only be had with the nid of a
Door, Sash md Blind Factory, and Build
ers' Emporium. such as i. now in most
successful operation by Mr.. p. =. Toale,
Of Charleston, S. c. Sond for his price list
Sent free.
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Especial Attention
DIR. Martins CoW-PoX Virus,

Absolutely Pure non humnnizcd Vaccine
virus, obtained by the method Of true
Animal Vaccination. instituted ny Prof.
Dcpaul of Paris, in iprl, 1866, from the
famous case Of spontaneous cow.rox nt
Beaugcncy, in France. and ineugurNtcd in
America in September, 1870, BY Dr..
Henry a. Martin, with virus and autograph
instructions from the hand OF Prof Dcpaul.
Our establishment is by far the largest
and most perfect in tho world. Large
Ivory 'lancct' points. packages of 10,
So 90; primary crusts. (scnbs,) most
carefully selected. $500 All virus is
fully warranted efficient. 1t will be pack
cd to go with perfect safety by mail, Full
directions for use accompany each pack
age,, Remittance must accompany order
Shfo delivery Of Virus insured
DIR. HENRY \. MARTIN & SOW,
Boston Highlands, Mass.
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BAC0' I & co..,

@E'a " " b VS 70 as q J
HAVE jIst received IL full assert IN cnt
CT Provisions Grooer,cs, Grain, &C., con-
ois'ing in part Of
1000 Bushels Prime whito Corn,
500 Whitc and Black Oals,
20 Bales Northern Hay,
SO North Carolina IIny,
60 Bales Shucks and Fodder,
50 Barrels Early Rose, Goodrich, Fink
Eye and Peerless Potatoes.
10 llhds. e. Z. Bacon Sides, Bulk sides
and Bulk and Bacon Shoulders,
Lard in 25, 10 and G lbs Cans.
25 Barrels Western Flour,
IS sacks Augusta Flou',
75 Sacks North Carolina Flour,
Is Bbls Sugnr-al Grades,
10 Sacks CoTee-all Kinds,
25 Bbls Sugar House Syrup,
10 " Family syrurs,
8 New Orleans Molasscs,
2Tierccs Prime Hams,
Smoked and Picked Tongucs, Fulton
Market Beef, Picklcd Salmon, and Sl,aJ.
Also
100 Pair Trace ''hains
6 Eozcn Pnir lIames,
40 Dozen Bradcs Crown Hoos,
10 Dozen Planters Steel IIoeu, Steel Iron
and Plow Moulds.
25 Kegs Nails, assorted,
+ 4 Boxes Collins Axes, Spades, shovclo
and Manure Folks,
Back Bands and Plow Lines,
Horse and Mule Shoes and Horse sEoo
Nails.
riEs1Df:s
A full Stock of Willow and Wooden Ware
and II choice selection of Boots, Shoes, SO.
dec rs
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Southern WafehOiiso Cbfhfany.

Southern Wafehoiiso Company.
Gsrpa'' Street, near Grttnri!ie and ColumJid
R:it-cnd,
COLUMBIA, s. C.;
is PREPARED TO receive Cotton and other
pr oper.y upon storage, aud make advances
upon the same. Cotton ohippad to this
house will be stored subject to tho order Of
tho owner, aud tho lowest rates chm e,d
Tor storage. All property 30 stored will be
insured in good reliable companies. if in.
stlftncc is desired and advances will be
made Mt the lowest banking rates. Our
store houses arc 80 located that drayarc is
not necessary; and no charge for handling
will be made. Al business communica.
tions should DO addressed o the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN F. GARY, Treasurer.
inch 25-6m
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Agents! Rare (haurr!

: We will Jay all ngenIsSl0 PER week
eaHh, w9o Wili. engage with us nt oncc.--
Everything Furnished anl Expenses paid
Address, A. COULTER & co., Charlotte,
Mich
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3HO or &tudcmis Mnle
or fcmaic, can 'eourr employment paying
from TjOu 10 : % per month during the
Spring and SurImcr. Address PElrLE'S
JOURNAL, JT6 Arch 81, philadelphia
PA
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Furniture! Furniture d!
AT COST FOR CASH!

AT COST FOR CASH
YOU need Furniture now is the time
l. to gel Bargains as T am determined to
olosc ont tho Furniture on hand.
CONSISTING or
Wardrobes. Bereaus, Tables plain and
marble top, Rocking Chuirs, Dining Room
ChnirS, Towel, Racks. Book Cases. with
writing Desks combined, Extension Tables
Child's Chairs, 80: Call soop a,
nlch McINTYRE'S,
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THE MORNING STAR

Daily Edition:
THOUGH only five years old, has the
L. Largest Daily Circulation of my
newspaper in the state, and circulation
in Wilmington fifty per cent. larger than
that of any other papcr.
Weekly Edition:
Now combined with the CAROLINA FARMER.
making one Of the best FAMILY NEwsrA.
fEns in the South. Circulation very large
and rapidly increasing.
Subscription Price:
DAILY STAR, year, S. 90
90 6 months, so
:. months, 200
WEEKLY STAR, year, 2 90
b montho, 90
o." ." 5 months, so
II may be safely asserted TINT no news.
paper ever established in North Carolina
has. made such rapid progress 40 TuE
MoRNING STAR
GtaJ" S,nd for specimen copies.
Address, WM u. BERNARD.
feb 81 Wilmington, N. c.
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a printer remarks that he HAS
never been able to give proof of the
pudding till it was locked up in his
form!
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-02
Eagle AmOniatcd Super Phos.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-31
WORTH AND BEAUTY.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
and the Chrome
70 8 e M I T e.

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