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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04
yusLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, by
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IS COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STREET.
RATES OF ApvERT.sEISG.

RATES OF ADvERTssEING.
For sausre, 10 lines or less, week, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 20 cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted as n square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; reasoua-
bic deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices of appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
to be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each Sl.OO
Fer County 100
For District, Circuit, or State, boo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

March Steamship Rebecca Clyde
Childs, Baltimore, 4 . Cazaux
Norwegian Brig Flosta, Andr;csen
(35 days. Antwerp, Il E 'Heide.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phiia
delphia, Worth 6 Worth.
Schr Carrie Nelson, French, Freder
icksbnrg, Va, q days Williams &
Murchison.
March Brig Jacinta, Flcmming
Port al Prince. Master.
Steamship Lucille, Benaett, D;lti
more, 4 ID Cazali1.
Schr Thomas VanGilder, VanGilder,
New York. Williams & Murchison.
March 1O-Schr Lucy Wright, Elzey,
New York, Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New York,
Barry Bros
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti.
more, 4 D Cazanx
March 11-Norwegian brig Cormor-
ant, Hansen, go days. Bremen Il E
Heidc
CLEARED.
Steamship Metropolis, Nickerson.
New York, Barry Brothers.
Steamship d j Foley, Price, Balti-
more, A d Cazaux.
Norwegian Barquentine Reidulf,
krunsden, Rotterdam, G G Barker &
Co.
Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones, New
York, Williams & Murchison.
Brig Altavela, Freethy, Fort an
Prince, E kidder 6, Sons.
Schr J G Crafts, Crafts. Boston, G G
Barker i Co, having repaired sailed
with former cargo.
March Craftsmanship Pioneer,
Philad, Worth & Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
THE ELECTION-THE RESULT,
DOUBTFUL.
RADICAL NE WSI' ApTR COM
MENTS.

CONCORD, March, II-Noon- d.,
hundred aud tifty-nine town give Nc
Cutchins (Republicau), %, 1872; WIS
ton (Democrat), Is, 494: HlachneI
(Iemperancel. l 633. Ii,c,e towns
last year gave Straw (Reputlic3nJ %, =
20; Weston (Democrat). %, PSI; Black
mer temperance lao There are
seventy-tive towns yet to hear from.
Ine Council will probably stand Re
pnhiicans ,, Democrats 2.
The Senate will probably be tie:
Republicans 3, Democrats ;. Tn two
districts there is no choice.
The House will be very close. the
political complexion depending on
towns that did not hold elections yes
terday but will e!ec. 20, day.
BosroS, Match 1I--Noon Bus-
tn Advertiser, Republican, comment
n,@ upon the rcs,ti: of the Ney, Hainp-
7!iir re election, says, alter making al
.oWahces for special and local disttr-
Dances which prevail TO some extent
n all elections, the salient fact re
mains that the Reprb.ican ai0rity
averaging nearly nearly 1900 in the
last ten years las been wiped oct, and
that, too in favor Of a party which
could present no claim to public con
fidcnce, except as affording away of
escape fer Republicans who feel that
IN Their own party their confidence has
been sadly betrayed.
New Hampshire marks the inevita-
bic tendency OF our politics. The
waning power Of once popular leaders
The unwillingness of large classes OF
Intelligent voters to own allegiance TO
party which fails to keep It's promises;
he settled and increasing dissatisfac-
tlon OF the country with the admins
tration as it manifests itself in its ap-
pointments and in its treatment OF the /
great questions OF the hour.
CONCORD, March 11-NigEt There
s probably no election by the people !.
One hundred and eighty towns give
29,6t0: Weston, 30,415:
1872. The House stands .
l29 Republicans, and 1913 Democrats. ,
The Senate is probably a tie.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

CRUDE TURPENTINE-The mar
kct was in a peculiar condition all the
week, and it IS Il matter Of congratula-
ton 10 inspectors that prices were
maintained 50 well. There has been
only Il small Gealiaa IT hard and yell
low dip. The latter occurred on Fri
day Of this week ana = concession of
II cents Was submitted to. The de
cline Of the former trnnspired on Mon
day and his grade was lorserod also
10 cents. The Influences which have
served to produce these declines was
4 corresponding reaction Of Spirits
Turpentine and Resin. At the close
to day VIC note a steady market at 81
% 10: hard and 81 % Tor yellow dip
The receptions for the week footed up
{ ,262 bbls. against 6, I23 hbls for last
wech, which show an increase Of l. 1870
bhis. The exports for tie week were
100 bbls. against $50 bbIs, fer last
week. showing only very slight fall
ing of The STOCK in yard and aiioat
is II, 232 bbls. against IS. 23i bills. Tor
last week. The sales fer the week
we're as follows:
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SUMNER.
GRIEF AT SUMMERS DEATH

WAsHT>GTox. March 1l-Noon.-
The Senate adjourned without tran
sactiEg any business on account Of the.
Illness of Mr.. Sumner. Senator Sum
ner's death is momentarily apprehend-
cd.
BosroS. March 10 Night-A feel
ing of great sorrow pervades this ell
tire community, caused by the dying
condition of Charles Sumner. Although
the announcement of his death proved
premature, the final result is accepted
and the death of the great and good
statesman is the all absorbing thought
and topic Of conversation among our
people.
Both branches of the Massachusetts
Legislature adjourned over upon re-
ceiving news of Mr.. Summers death.
Flags on all public buildings through
ont the city at half mast.
WASHINGTON, March Tonight
Charles Sumner died at ten minutes be-
fore three O'Clock. Disease OF the
heart was the immediate cause of
his death.
ALBANT. March 11-Night.-Death
of Charles Sumner was announced in
the assembly by the Speaker. Several
feeling addresses were made.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
A downtown Merch.r. rec

A downtown Merchant recently
sued his druggist for atte-apt to defraud. Ee
was suffering .svnn inaamed kidneys and asked
FIR ~ heinboid's Bnchu. The JF.igsfsr gave
erearer. 1Estead CT relieving the patient as
the gea.n!ns preparation had always done, the
imitation compound aggravated the disease and
Long and distressing Illness followed. The
court, after full hearing, gave judgment for
the plaintiff with costs. MORAL. buy only the
genuine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

Middlin9 ----......14 Ia ss
I Strict Middi.n2 ....I5
/ ROSlN-N otniIG unusual las trans
pred either at home or abroad t,
/ change the general drift Of affair, oi
| create any stir or excitement Other
| than IS OF daily occurrence in our spec
, uiative market The market has never
| tlielCss, been we'll attended by the
Ioca: speculative Interest, vino were
ever Oh the watch fer something new
| to turn Up to alter the present condi-
ton of affairs and result in producing
more animation and strength. But IN
der the existing circumstances BUYERS
naVe generally been backward md
rnanifested 4 lack Of confidence III pri-
ces, for the present time and the near
future. We were perhaps, premature
In our last review n stating that
IF the weather remained warm we
should probably begin to receive new
rosin by the lst OF April. Since, we
learn that the crcp viii not be market
ed to any extent, Tor a month later, as
there has been very little progress
made i'll the turpentine orchards for
the gathering Of the new crop. The
market is probably upon IL more
healthy basis than when we last wrote.
Lie 1ccttptS ny Ii-N dilo river nave
fallen off largely and there has been
was only small attendance on
"chanse" and very few transactions
We're closed OH the floor. In the open
market, strained was active and tue
sales and condition Of the market, as
far rs reported for the week, were as
follows
At the close Of last week we left the
market steady at 81 80. The first and
opening day Of this review there was
a general dizziness observable and du-
ring the day, Strained declined5 cents.
The transactions were as follows: 500
bbls Strained, spot, at 81 80 and 500
bbls good Strained, buyers option, for
the month, at 81 % + Dbl. Saturday
this dull apathy was displayed and
there was further decline of 5 cents
on Strained. The sales were I 1000 bbls
spot, at 81 so and 1000 hbls, buyers
option March, at 81 so. Monday the
market continued dull and q conces-
sion this day of q cents, was submit
ted to. The sales were 2G0 bbls, spot,
at 81 ~ and 300 bbls delivered at
81 so. Tuesday there was slight re-
action Of feeling among buyers and an
OF y cents was gained. Sales
were $500 bbls spot, at 81 50. We'd
nesday the market remained firm and
a further advance Of ) cents was OBJ
taned. The sales were 1000 bbls.
buyers option, March delivery, at ST.
So and 800 bblS, spot, at 81 So p Dbl.
day, Thusrday, the market closes
steady at 81 50 p bb'.
No. =, No. /, pales and Extra Pales
Not Q single transaction IN any of
the above grades Las been reported
during the week.
The receipts for the week, l., 983
hhls against 1920 bbl5 for last week.
show small increase. The ex-
ports for the week, 4,603 bbls, |
against 9,115 bbls for last week show
efalliug of of 4.512.bbls The stock
IN yard is %. 435 bbls and ahoat, S,2OS /
5bis against IS, $50 bbls i'll yard, and |
Ago bb!s afioat for last week
The following were the quotations |
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
OBSTACLES ITO MknRaeE

sKspnI s<E1.cS seq .stsng .2cl. ffarn
Ia etf;t -Ui ErrTs siHi .Ua~.s t>.Ti- lie.
s:arto ~ l:a-to. eli. f:i0ri;u1cl.'s - Marriage
rHnoYrc *C~ TsctlHi o. tF"--tE:,.E ~
aud r"n iTE able - Eo.5sss and Circulars
mt t-Ct "a S3llGit rFiEul.at5.~ Address. 80 ST-
ARR, As Ga sI(}E. 10 >, Scuf:s : tI9fn st.
PiIiia.t i;.hiA. Pa..--sE Institution fis+ing
high r Dnta' ion itsI hCn"rablr Carj 4f5si PIC
fc.sicoal skin.
Tn .s-.f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

William Henry Smith, DiSraeh $
newly appointed Parliamentary Secie-
tary oE lie Treasury, has peculiar
history. Less than twenty-five years
ago he was Il newsboy in the streets Of
London, literally on foot IN that active
industry from five O'Clock i'll the morn
ing to eight at night. He was qnlck,
civil and intelligent, and soon made
himself chief among his class. There
was formerly practice of lending ont
the Time at a penny "a near, L-u.-4
seven in the morning until five III the
afternoon, when the copies were dis
pat .hed to country;subscriber at half
price. Smiths business in this line
grew so rapidly that he had to take a
shop near the Strand and employ
number of assistants. Finally he
struck on the idea of purchasing the
exclusive right to sell newspapers,
magazines and books at the principal
railroad stations. and the business be-
came so important that publishers
found it to their interests to issue
railway editions" of their popular
books. At Mr.. Smiths stands his
profits became so immense that he be-
came very rich man in short time.
Very soon he purchased extensive
premises on the Strand, which he fit
ted up for business that had swollen
to gigantic proportions, and found ere
long that he had become SO wealthy
that he could we'll afford to retire from
business.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

The Alexandria Sentinel having an
nounced that Col. John S. liosby viii
"stand" for Congress in his district,
the Lynchburg Rcp"5jca" says: IF
Col. Mosby submits his claims to Il
Conservative convention, we'll and
good; if he proposes TO run it on the
'in dependent line, he deserves to be
buried under mountain OF Conser-
vative votes. And that will be his
fate :,hou?d he run rs an indepe,l-
dent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
hottento+s c-+s@--.

-, e MO Cathering Ruci,u for
s iral - - --&t brcos.i: a..sust !. his
he NE. ne great consultation, of D-
dat tfoHatas ~ -hu attests the iJcIartslnt fact
DTorsyy ,sa!lis need aiuretic ,.re.Iicin e.,
Eases Of ,HhddV1!. Kidney Complaint, and ri do
female ti urinary organs, either in male n
helmhn'dff has never b en- n reEnedyen
uash Us Buchu. Its fmitators are msra
femedv Aeiaibold's is the CID reliable stanJarS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

tue previous week and 100, 811 bales
three weeks since, making the total
roeoipts since the first of September,
lS7', ), 126, OBS bales, against 2 ,79S, I64
bales for the same period of 1872
-, showing - Increase since Septe ml,er
], 1873, OF $50, 87i bales The exports
for The week ending. reaci, "a Total OF
l3J, 9iS bales, OF which 70, 40 were to
Great Britain, 1856 to france, and
5j,0l9 to the rest 81 the Continent,
while the STOCKS 20 made mp are now
757, OF bales. The following ARE the
O e. III nominal nLIntaa;cns tc,-la1.:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
Fighters. 7sothcFs4 ssosncxs.

Don't tail II !TOc:=c MRS. WINSLOW'S
SQGI HING SYRUP :.Dr ali diseases inciden
tr tie period II t'cailiug in children. 1t re-
hey@8 tht c!,it,t frc pin, wind colo,
recutates the bowels, and by giving relief snd
hei.ti; "a the child, gives rest % The mother
lie a,',i caii for
"mIs wIN=E.o vT'S s0OTIIz.c SYRUr.'
For -go l,y all druggists.
junt . 1Gi-.;GF.- e. SET.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

All question HOW about the identity
of the Tichborne claimant is at an end.
Charles Orion has made confession
that the claimant is his lrother-tbe
missing Arthur Orion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

To DIR. ksciinboid's Patients.-The
celebrated Extract Buehu, OF which fr. Hell m
bold was the originato, il still perfor- Eg
wonderful cures OF obscure diseases Of thenri-
nary organs. .estur.ns tnatteTed constitutions,
ana O cr co m n dc biity and diseases eri-ic 2
frpm i'm prrdence and excess. This great diu-
retic never fills. Patients should be psrtieu-
lar to get the genuine, which bears the Dog
tors signature. All druggists ssll it. John r.
Henry, New York, Sole Agent:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

GRALN.-Nith thc exception OF a
temporary firmness at the opening OF
the week, this market has been IN al
unsatisfactory condition throughout.
The rriing characteristics of the mar
ket, showing but little change, as COM
pared with last yectE, T!L-e in-uenees
which usually govern tsle market were
not of a character; to inspire any con-
fidence among operators and sellers
generally outnumered the buyers
CoRN.-There were no arrivals OF car
goes this week and we are consequent
" without our usual sales>to report.
The market, however, is quo Ted quiet
and steady at the close at S23 to 30 cts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

hes been an almost universal weak
ness prevailing in the Spirits yurpcu-
tine market during the past week, bat
the decline was small and the tinctua-
tons from y to 10! c:s. and back again.
In the latter part 81 the week there
was Il slight reaction OF feeling attend
ant with !, slight advance Of quota
tons. To-day (Thurstlayl the market
s,;stains tie advance and t!osos quiet
at y cents: The receipts, for tie
week, 1856 casks against ], 44:i2 casks
for last week, show an increase Of G24
casks. The exports for the week, ,, 10
casks against 3,3i4 casks for last week.
show a decrease of 1 1923 casks. The
stock in yard and ahoat as last taken
was 4,511 casks. The sale for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

The I'russian Government has IL
vide1 among tie States CT the German
Empire foIty-two 1ni?l:o,! thalcrs. THIS
is another part OF the French indem
nifty. Somehow Germany does rot
seem to have had mach good ont of
that neney Tor We hear constantly
OF financial embarrassments and
threatened panics, while France seems
to he unusually easy and prosper
Gus.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

For Loss Of appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility, in their various
forms, FERRo- PHospoRATED ELIxIRo of
CALIsAYA made by CAswELT,. HARARD
Il Co., New Yorlz, and sold by all
druggists, is the, best tonic. AS q
stimUlant tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. Ii taken during the season it
prevents fever and ague and other in
termittent fevers, 4W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
Susue E'creirnC,s5csa ,s

That america h3s hs.I4,!rrt rtIisns11s. hat
only f'c grave. n" might have s4iti j. has d
thoUHstI-u a-r!tiiT c4-. nt cElr that rcaiI-
ties Ii" tech, " -, 1t irit.T'n>3 LhtIl, viz:
SczldCtl:.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

Tie agitation Of the question OF Gre
nation, instead OF burial, has resulted
in the attempted formation Of a Mr.
tual Cremation Society in New fork.
The members consider this the great
est effort Of the century Tor the i'm
provcmeut Of mankind. They viii
mutually have the pleasure Of burnin
each other up as the deaths take place,
and Tic funeral urn viii hold their
ashes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.

Baltimore-Steamshi d J Foley,
| GIL bbls rosin, 1913 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 108 bales cotton, 10 ale kegs, 100
| bbls tar, 35 do pitch, 1 do whiskey, 6
pkgs mdse.
New York-Steamship Metropolis
648 bbls rosin. 233 casks spirits tur-
| pentine. 300 bbls tar, 223 bales cotton,
10 do sheeting, 1 do paper pulp, 800
| bushels peanuts, % pkgs mdse.
New York-Schr Lucia Murchison,
1000 bbls rosin, ID casks spirits tur-
pentlne. SIS bales cotton.
Philadelphia-Ste Pioneer
5000 juniper bolts, IL bales yarn, 3O5
bales cotton, 80 ale kegs, bbls eggs,
100 bbls tar, 934 bbls rosin, pckgs
mdse, 45 pc nuts, 100 bbls pitch, IL
casks spirits turpentine, 2 tons old
iron, 10, 334 feet lumber
New York-Steamship Fanita-l6
bbls. rosin, 153 do tar, LOG casks spirit
turpentine. $40 shocks, cases furs,
l bdl hides, 2 mdse, 225 bush peanuts,
10 bales sheeting, 5 hhds and 4 bbIs
molasses, 491 bales cotton.
FOREIGN.
Port uPrince-Brig Altavela-I63.-
243 feet lumber, 81, 100 shingles.
Observation-Disclosures Borquentine
Rebuilt, 5G6 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 500 bbls rosin
List of .essels liza the Port Oh VIII.
fsiinEton, n. c.. March ), 1874.
REMAEKs.-We respectfully ask Con
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify us OF any change of vessel
while IN port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Ha!elgii, Oliver, dis, A ID Cazaux
d j Foley, Price, ldg, Baltimore,
A d Caza,lx
briggs
Suppicich, piagens, dis,
Sprunt & Hinson |
German Hertha, Ollhaber, dis.
Z Peschau & Westermann
Altaveia, ldg, E Kidder & Sons
Ara, Asachen, ldg, Europe,
BARQUEs.
Nor Avengie, Henreichsen, dis.
RE Hcidc
Ger Louisa Dorothea, Kreift, dis,
Wick & Meblne
Claudia. rpg, E Peschau
Nor Olaf Nicholson, Voight, dis.
Sprunt & Hipson
Ger Albatross, Stowhass, dis,
L Peschau & Westermann
Prince, Adelbert, dis,
Z Peschau 6 Westermann
BARQUENTINE.
La Belle, Hare, dis, RE Heide
SCHOONERS.
Carrie Nelson, French, dis,
Williams & Murclison.
Carrie Alice, Hall, dis,
Covington, Everett & Co
Minnie Ward. BlGodgood, dis,
Edwards L Hall
David Nichols, Coombs, dis,
@ C Railroad Co
Donna Anna, Whalcy, dis,
Worth G Worth
Llzz'e Carr. idg, G G Barker & Co
Williams &, M,.rchisou
Como, Lewis, dis, G G Barker & Co
John S!nsman. Adams, dis
j I'll Chadbourn & Co
lucy Wright, Elzey, dis,
Williams Il Nurchison
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

And that should be, and We trust
will lee the fate Of all guerrilla candi-
dates who, in their irrepressible greed
for Office, disturb the harmony and i'm
peril the supremacy OF the Democratic
party.
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81 Z i LINE . i ) 7 :. ? ~.

neor le ehcH:d t'e~ace : - e, "a lastors no
not OILY a, t. il.,itafc t,r. PterCs's Fam \
Medicine. 5u. ESQ cory h. original stye vi
at:teEt.ai2E i'y Offering various sized rewards
fOr eases OF CatarIb and othcI diseases which
thy cannot cure. hose who do rot Dcssegs
sufficient iateiis en3e to enable them % ySlfte
original adveI tisem n:s OF t eis ~, u, but have
to ste al those of others, Gre got likely to have
made great ard ftiaaDls discoveries in Medi
cine. i.09- out for them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
List 81 Vessels sailed fer ,,.;. PART
LONDON.
Douglas, Wilson, sailed Jnne I'd


bOttSLeS, w iISO2l, sailed june "a
LIVERPOOL.
Graf-klot, Frauterveri;a. sid inn
Brilliant Star, sid ran II
Wilhelme Aisc!isr. tnr4aicster,
sid dec 81
Louise Derothea, kraeft. ent out dec 6
Emanuel, Tobiason, ent ont nov 20
lnvincibie, James, eut ort so,,t %
BREuEHHANEN.
Cornorat, Hansen, sid dec q
GRAVaSENn.
Ara. jackson. sid July IS
Elizabeth Cath, Andersen. sl;! Au, &
GEESTENIUNDf.
German Brig Ross,.. sd Aug ..
BRISTOL.
Arcade. Eidrup. sl3 Nov
Br Petrol, Saitilev. Id Oct II
BRIDGEWATER.
Venus, Anderson, sid Oct 10
'igiiahf. JoEgensen. sid jan
BERMUDA.
Br CaTonella, sid dee l!
DEAL.
Br Retriever, sl,; Oct &c
MAAsLTUS.
Ia Belle, Skare, sid dec 30
Alma. orude, SID Sept SO
Nor Forsete, Christensen, sid Sept !
German Michael, Bentali, sid Sept 10
EXETER.
Abby Eastman, sid Aug g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

,., ~+.H'ED HANDS, face, rough skin,
- fIngWorn, salt-rhcum and
-. ~ .t.0'aneous affections cured, AID
,..;.' ,N.i' l1aao soft and smooth, by
az Tie JUMPER ar SOAp. MALI ay
10 @.--,i-, iiAzARD 4 Co, Eey. York.
Scar St''i1 to get the ,Iu<.ipe,. Tar
naSa' y tier" are macy limitations
NO; with common tar which are
Nv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
nc,entiEc ans. Safe treatment.

Wnrn #p: i VIII Or. Tierce'a Mas
DAnrhc aud ~cc' nj S.nr:! with DIR. Pr
Golden Medical D;s'oTc:y "a s0nstitUt DUAL
eatlpeEt, Iir, Sag-'o IAN j Eomedv PRO-
titces y rftTr cures AZ tn - cass- o. "a
tarIh and H>s''iI ct MANI years standing
Til, i.rJs.s.n c:.i:t.: d c&tioI con III,
t;,- UI:v scientific rational! lts, ard suc. ~
ia manner ~ treating this o.iiOu- q SITS that
Il ever been offered TO the III tcrad. 30 she
e ssiui Ii : IL i'-"y-:' tha5 toe p'olrieto- has
long offered la ding: wlt OF rtgD for a case
t9taTrfI u hic1l he Garnet cure
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TAR.-The market for this article
remained very steady mp TO Wednes-
day of the present week, when it gave
way and declined ) cents No other
alteration has occurred during the
week, and to-day, CThursdayD the
market closes steady ut = - per Dbl.
The receipts for the week 2,547 bbls,
against 5. TO- bbls for lest weel-, SLOW
an ADVANCE 0: /. I'd th?s. Tie e1purta
for the week S22 bh!7, against 3.7S1
bbls for last week, show also q d.
crease of 2,a55 hb!s. The stock Ill
yard and alto t as last ta!sen was &, Sba
bbIg, against ), : = bb's far last week.
The sales for the week were as follows:
], % Ill
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iN!fEsP}Ts8 EVIDENCE,

iTs2S. J BISHOP 81 South Brooklyn, y Z.
writ = thai L. HItc !! 81 suffered since a child
'th C"tar. h u. I'll It bad resulted III what emf
rcat hys;cia"s r'roi ,'.f tcus' II,ti..I2; t!iat
sh. Ei.s used DIR Stages ''@r IN X Inn.iv with
l'r- Pitfe"'e t&sil'ien II. '.ieHi Discovery, nrt;
tha have orked roDGtIs wii;i her case
4 l.
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List OF Vessels liza the Fort Oh VIII.
flinEtons n. c., March ), 1874.
REMARKs.-We respectfully ask Con-
signees, Consuls, Captains and owners.
to notify us OF any change of vessel
while in pert.
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Port au Prince-Brig Altavela-163,-
243 feet lumber, Ga, 100 shingles.
observation-disclosures Borquentine
Reldulf-1, 5G6 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 500 bbls rosin.
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STEAMSHIPS.
ka!elgh, Oliver, dis, A ID Cazaux
d j Foley, Price, ldy, Baltimore,
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