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Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
ARE WE READY !

Three weeks from to-day hcpeople 0
North Carolina will be called upon Il
meet a great crisis in their fortunes
Happily, We have our fate in our Owl
hands, but while VIC can mako or MAJ
our destiny at our own viii, as sure as
the sun shines, Gas we make our bed
so must we lie on it, Iwenty-one
days only are left to Us for preparation,
and then the great battle is to befougLt.
The time is short but still it affords q
glorious opportunity to wipe away
every reproach that has ever fallen
upon us.
He who runs may read that the clec-
ton of the white mems candidates IT.
the Convention promises peace and or
der, good laws and good government,
and he may read, also, that the election
of the candidates OF the negro party
gives promise OF bad laws and bad gov
ernment, Of lawlessness and vio-
Ience beyond parallel in the his
tory of the country. Nev-r
did law-lovin6 people have
greater inducements to give cZpras-
sion to their will in regard 10 the con
duct and policy OF ther government
than we have to- day, and no more cl2-
phatic expression of that viii can he
given than by sending an c.rrwhelH-
ing Democratic majority 20 the Con-
vention.
If the white men in tic seyer"Lcouu-
ties will only go to the polls ana vote |
all will be we'll But We must work,
and work with q viii to bring cut our
whole strength in q word, we must
be thoroughly organized. There
should be an executive committee il
every township, and mon should be
appointed to examine tIlc req taatIou
books, and if any names should be
found therein improperly, steps should
be taken at once to have them strIck-
EN- out. Challengers, too should b3
appointed in ample time. We have
gone into this fight to win, and must
all work and work together work sys-
and work increasingly, m
I'll the polls are closed
With such power, as We hare III our
hands, if we do not win this fight we
deserve defeat with al It's fearful con
sequences. Defeat means that We must
live under the Infamous Candy
for the remainder Of our {
ives.
White men Of eastern Carolina, are {
you ready for such q fate?
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

The Constitutional Conye, tion NJ
1868 was, as our readers know, over.
whelmingly Radical.
by that Convention, to the disgust
OF all the decent people of the State,
me marriage of Il. c. Thornton
aChste, to q negro aoon1oa, both resi-.
de'atS Of Fayetteville, aOas By solemn
e'aactsaent declared valid and bSsdi,ao.
But still we are told that the Repub-
lcan party IN North Carolina is not q
Civil Rights party!
What higher proof could it give of
Its adhesion to the Infamous doctrine
Of social equality?
White men of North Carolina, what
do you think of such a party?
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
- The Best Evidence

The following letter from Kew y BEST
Pastor Nj. + Ghurcn, Natick, Mass will be
read with interest by many physicians. Also
those suffering from the same disease a. atfiict
ed the son OF the Kew. K. s. Besl No De. son
can doubt this testimony, az d there il NO
donbt about the curative powers of VEGE-
TINE:
NATICK, MASS. Jan. l 1875
M R. K H. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-~e have good reason TOR regard
ing your VEG ETIkE a medicine OF the great
est value. We feel assured that iu has been
the means OF saving our sons life. He is now
seventeen years OF age, for the last two wears
Ne mas suffered from necrosis of his le z, caused
py scro1ulous ahection, and was so for reduced
that nearly all who saw him thou! hit his recov-
cry impossible A council of able physicians
could We us but the taintest hope of his ever
was beyond the reach OF human remedies that
even ampulation could not rave him, as he had
not vlgor enough to endure the operation-
just then We commenced giving him VkGE-
TINE, and from that time to the present he
mas been continuously improving. He has
lately resumed his studies, thrown aWay
crutches and cane, and walks about cheerfuIly
and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from
the op ming where the limb was lanced we
nave the fullest Ontdence that i'll a little lime
he will be perfectly cured.
DE has taken about thu ee dozen bottle of
VEGET1NE, but lately uses but littlc, az he
declares that he is too we'll to be taxing med
cine.
Respectfully yours,
z. 3. BEST,
MRS. L. y. F. BEST.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev y. Il. W ALKER, -. D.. formerly Iast,,l
of Bowdoin square Church AMI at presoi,t ret.
tled IN Providence, K. L., must be esteemed a,
reliable evidence.
No one should fail to observe that this testi
monlal the Iesul1 of two years experience
walkers family, who now prouounces it in.
valuable:
PRov'DENCE, K. L, 81 Transit Street.
h. K. STEVENS, EsQ.,
feel bound To express with my signature
the high value place upon your VEG ETINE
My family have used il Tor the last two wears
In nevous debility 1t is invaluable and
recommend it to all " no NAV need An inyigo-
rating, renOvating tonic.
q. 4. WALKER
Formeriy Pastor OF BowdOin Square church,
Boston.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
Ihe Third Term

Third term has mild life still in Ala.
bama. The Republicans of the Lepis-
lature thereof have sent this, their res
olutlon. to General Grant: ''ResoIyed
That in President Grant we recognize
patriot-soldier, without guile whose
valor and heroism saved the Rem hiic
IN the hour of its greatest peril. as
well as the honest, capable and fai tn
ful defender of the constitution and
The French convicts at New Gale
donia have turned their attention tothe-
m anufacture of cigarettes, and their
productions with native tobacco ara in
great demand through civilized AUS
tralia.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

sonality to the value of $500. Gan it be
said of our homestead law as the learn
ed Judge said of the Georgia case,
that any one in casting his eyes over
them, as compared with former exemp-
tions, he would be struck by the magni-
tude of the increase. Our Homestead
law is not an increase but a restriction
upon the exemptions, and they were
not made to detcat debts but to secure
the necessaries and comforts to our
citizens.
In view of these facts is it not amaz-
ing impudence for the Radical party to
claim to be friendly to the Homestead?
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

FAUQUIER Co. Va,
Prepares for Umversi.y or Business Fe
;s.s'on .lS %Se'ddi-$87.5Oss,sGin fee per sa e:
No extras. 80
EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS
moSt. heartily commend BETHEL AcAD-
kMY TO the favor and patronage OF the public y
WA. II: PETERS.
Frof. OF Latin, University OF Va
would be willing to confide INV own sop
70 70 ~ omltds care, and hence | recon- msno
the school to other parents" r. H. SMITH
natural Philosophy, University of Va.
coBmending it."
JOHN B. MINOR.
Professor OF Law, University of va
One OF the best institu ions or its class in
me oIate: II. H. HARRIS,
Professor of Greek, Richmond College.
" know Of 10 institution Of like grade anna
rior to Bethel Academy" f
Rev. j. ID. BLACKWELL, A. M,DD,
Lynchburg, Va.
"Unequalled in my opinion, by any ins,i,u
tion III the South" GEN. q. W. FIELD,
.D Atlanta, Ga.
4, Dest Emu chedpest preparatory school in
the State. CHAKLES MASON.
OF King George county Va.
90 In my opinion, the cheapest and best in the
"tate COL. 3. d. CRAWFORD
Augusta county, Va.
1.-The cheapest Seminary. and as good as the
best. In the United States" ADAM EMPIk
y. A. EN6ELHARD, '
WILMINGTON, North Carolina
For Catalogue, address
VIM w Smith, A. N. Senior PRINCIPAL.
2wd 2tw
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
IN STORE.!

LIN y OAOnE..
IN STORE!
600 BBLS. FLOUR,
so Boxes d, 8. Sides & Shoulders,
so Smoke d Sides & Shoulders
Is Hhds. New Crop Cuba Molasses,
100 Bbls. s. H. Molasses,
30 Rice,
30 Boxes Tobacco,
100 Lye and Potash,
rs Bags Coffee.
so Bbls. Sugar,
100 Gases Oysters,
SO g Pickles,
400 Spirit Casks.
100 Bbls. Glue,
200 Papers Rivets,
20 Tons Hoop Iron,
Candles, Candy, Matches, Snuff, Shot,
Caps, Powder, &C., &C., &c.
For sale by
REKCHNFR & OAI.DrK BROS
JuJ l59
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
'Ef.C = & Rail ROad-

The annual meeting of the stockbol-
'tcGs OF the North Carolina Railroad
Company was held at Greensboro ON
Thursday last. The following persons
Wcr" elected Directors on the part of
the stockholders: Thos. NJ. Holt of Al
dt4aLce, Dr. l., B. Haywood, of RALEIGH
Moses L Holmes of Salisbury. and
Donald MacRae of Wilmington: and
IN The part OF the State The Governor
apnolhted the following: W. A. Smith
O. johuston, S. H. Wiley of Salisbua
i. barllrger OF Charlotte, John Nc
Donald OF Concord, n HID. Wilson
ut Greensboro, I'll. w. Fries and r. T..
ittteEsop OF Salem, end W. r. Albright
ul Aldmdnce. The only change in the
state directors is that of John McDon-
did oi Concord, in place of W r. Nv
tf5 OF Charlotte-It being understood
tn"t the GoveTOr will appoint MrMyers
ne Of the State Commissioners for
bu.dlug the Western N. G Railroad.
'.EHln8 81 special tax of S8. 900 for
JLitt express purpose, and then the
voted 50, 500 over and
d. l'3Te the amount levied. Another
ta-ug; IN the las, six years there has
been paid into the Treasury of this
county about 100000 for county |
{ aHaS, Wrung from the pockets ofour |
mp oyerished people. The county is
IL dtbt, somewhere between $1,000 |
and S5U,OOO, no one seems to know
BOW much. Will the Commissioners
of thls last named county rise I'D and |
explain why this difference? Sure:v
Wien the wicked are in power, the I
people mourn.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

Ii horse has good consti tuition.
and has once been good horse, no
matter how old or howmhch run down
ne may be, he can be greatly improved
and IN many respects made as goo d as
new, by a liberal use of .Sherad ans
Cavalry Condition Powders.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
Our Living and Our Dead
PROSPECTUS of and Volume.


NRwBkRN. N u, August 10, 1874.
"OUR LIVING AID OUR DEAD" win here,
after be published ~ q Semi- MONTHLY Maga
zine. containing ~ Iages of reading m after at
y3 per advance.
For the orRation OF those who are not IA
miliar with THE enterprise, / state that the
chief object OF the Magazine will be to ubffsh
the Record that Nortt Carolina and her gallant
soldiers made in the late "War between the
States," to gather the material for the use OF
the future historian. and to perpetuate the
memory OF those brave men, officers and
priyates, living or dead, who shed imperishable
glory upon their native State
In addition to the WAR RECORD OF NORTH
CARoLINA, the Magazine will contain sketches
or every section, county, city and town of the
state, written by competent and well-inform
ed persons, thus making it pre-eminently a State
periodical, in Uhich oil classes of our citizens
should take interest and pride.
The Magazine will take the place OF the
newspa per, having same title, published by me
durinE tne past twelve months.
The first number will be Esi ,ssued Wednesd
september 9th, 1874. In the meantime, 1 re.
spectfully ask old subscribers who desire to ro-
new their subscriptions, and ali others who
wish the Magazine, to renait promptly, as the
change and improvements require consicera bic
outlay, and ready money is needed.
8. ID. POOl.
Address, till further notice, "OUR LlyINs
AND Our DEAD" Newbern. N. O., or Raleigh
North Carollua.
Exchanges will please copy.
aug Is i39-
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
A Hundred Years !

you might wait and never have the oppor-
l tunity OF buying go DIS at the prices at
which am closing out my stock. 1t is not to
make room for another stock. but is q sale to
close out the entire stock in a given number of
days; and to insure this, on and after the 18th
instant goods will be sold at less than cost for
cash only. Como without further invitation or
delay, as at the prices the stock will rapidly
diminish. Every article is new-nO shoddy or
auction goods in the store.
Very respectfully,
GEO. LEIBER.
. Market street.
July IS, 1875.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
~ 7rE' &EEC

iIi mere .n ~!'L be IN a, e'' u he!d 1t The . -,
1873 IN New BHn VI count j." Al = y,
"' th1 i"i'o"ing township ,ttic,rs, VIZ ''''n
WlLN!NH ION Tow WNSHIi,->.,...,
lStf!tt"s one Ipunship ,lrr- N'h Nag
AID lhFee ScGool 'UmH,itiee. No'.'i .hie
=. +, -, E1,t 4 L POM, NJ sO&Rutn ~,
So = Z ! - CAPE tEAit I'm IA K
ard m0 49, ,'fia1ts one olcsk. one tol+taI-
NEW E:ANuVrk ANT. pL>t...
1 ; fDree peieg ties u the, ,ttt. :, '''I y
tional Conveu ION '1'e '"nst .tu-
5. H MANNIH.
ir,,, IN ohef'h OF New Hanover o,,I;,.
lt5-ti 4 - ttaa IN
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
Reliable Evidence.
lAT Il O

Reliable Evidence
1s7 Baltic street BROOKLYN, n. Y,
Nov, a. 1874.
X. STENVEHs. ESQ:
Dear Sir-FrOm personal benefit received by
lts use, as well as from personal knowledge OF
those hose cures thereby have seemed al
most miraculous, can most heart and SIN
cerely recommend the VEGETINE TOR The.
complaints for which it is claimed to cure
JAMES P. LUDLOW
Late Prstor Calvary Bap. Church, Sacramen-
to, California.
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
Horse BOnnets.

- The cheapest Trunks in the city Saddles,
n arnes', Feather busters, Leather, Saddlerv
hardware, Axle Grease, Summer Lap Dus
ters, Linen Sheets, Whips. Spurs, Hames,
collars, Back Bands, aud all kinds of Saddiery
GOODS, cheap for cash at the Saddlery Store Of
CARPENTER d. MALLARD,
successor TO 5 Tophsm & o., No. South
july I3 rex +f
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16
HAY S1.l0-

vegettne for Sale by all Druggists
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-16

4 llRCULARS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
~ ton gotteu up in the neatest of style
at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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The Political, Personal and Propc,f,,
Rights Qf q Citizen Of the LnRed
MatcS- HoW to exercise ana dotp 10 pre
serre he0j By MeophaaS Rtrsoas,
Ill. ID.
Jones Brothers d Co., ST. Louis, No.
II is witt pleasure that we greet the
appearance OF this l0ng-eXpected work
from the gifted pen of our greatest le-
gal commentator. When we reflect
how essential to the welfare aud pros.
peIlty OF every citizen is an intelligent
understanding both OF the principles
which underlie our government and
the laws which affect all our social and
business relations, we at once feel the
necessity OF some method by which
this knowledge can be placed within
the reach and comprehension OF all.
For this purpose was "RlGITs OF A
CITlHENn written and no one who
will examine its contents can fail to
be convinced that the Author has fully
attained his object.
Prominent among the distinguished
features of the work, are the articles
upoll NSt NuuSllNullbll VI Nllt OulltU
States, and each of the several states,
the Legislative aud Executive branches
of our Government, the right of CHI
zenship and Suffrage, the writ OF Ha-
beas Corpos, Personal Security, &c j,
Nc, and vast fund OF information of
the highest value concerning business
transactions of eve y possible nature.
The Author has avoided The use, as
far AS possible, OF the dry rhruseology
of the law, which tends but to perpIex
and embrrass the ordinary reader, but
while rejecting the dry husk he pre-
sents the rich kernel of profound legal
iogg,
We regard the appearance of the
work MS most timely, inasmuch as il
will fill niche long vacated in our
literature. Our readers cannot do bet
ter than to obtain copy and profit by
its contents.
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written for the Dallas Herald. -
THE WAGNER.
ny PETSR GIFT.


SAND sahu sahu Saho up 10 '''e Nie'S
Dust u"St uus' uu't 'oo' INV" " S''''"'
nv Sos"o 80 ''.' Wv, 80
" N"n N"nu, V''u,peuTon' '''''
y ""sN''N' '.a,', ~ ,,rooI. horns
"''ii'''s WI ''"o " "''''''
AGO long, b'hoys Go long Go long
Gee "Broad look at him now! he'd lick
A sapliu' IA with that long tongue
up hfNh"y' tn"' 'ou "''''' e"''
iII hus' your runner lo'Nou -'-o
uflague take the bfesh tlar goes Wy nav
,...u t,.,.n,,,,r
ii''' ''''' e." ''' 'e'' Wv
He leaps down rom MS lol'y SeaV
Upon the grooming cotton 'oNuS'
Ana sropt . WI" o'"u"' VI uu'' "i'' "''''
To ma ms can ia the Ioub'
nus '''''''
ma while.
W." H' o,' W." -
o ,r,', ''''' w., ,',',,t g., han mro,r
ni' SAW ''' ""'' :" e, ta L,, uoou
uuov rur from here TO water, Bub?"
9
n, nnh,, woi, ,,bo,ts tha
NJ,
" " "'Boul three Ana'-'h'y II drink
luu
Them steers Will - BuD uniS ro"u"
crime y
,,
Pull up thar' broao, you sway p"'''e'' 'o"'
1ou all VIII gu yer soo"'eS "V'
The creeks not fnr-lLooK NJ MN ITO" -
" All Wander comes fancy buck,
In his billed shirt an buggy, B-r-o-o-d y "
o
whoto Give the wave Well, now, my
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

There are the Roman nose, the dish
nose, the snuh nose, and diversity OF
other kinds of noses, but the ugliest
nose is the one that pokes Itself INTO
other peoples business and this every
body knows.
A new and enterprising paper al,
yertises thus: "Run away--A hired
man. named John; his nose turned up
five feet and eight inches high, ana
, has on a pair of coiduroy pants, much
worn"
Captain Webb has been lifted into
d,uite prominent position III Ehgiaha
Itv his late efforts in the Leander line
Ssubscriptions have been opened IN
hondon and the provincial towns for
the purpose of presenting him with
's-+>tollen of the popular apprecia-
NIX ofhis courage, and about $1,000
has already been collected
The Bulletin says that the Republic
cams haven't much reason to reJolce
over the result in Maine, but they
need not be very much disheartened'"
Not at all; considering what has lu' I
ratified on their heels from California,
or what Is Just in front OF them III
Ohio and Pennsylvania, they were
lucky to carry anything in Maine
Philadelphia Times.
Edmund Burke, of New Hampshire,
Ex-Representative and EX-Commls-
sioner of Patents, replies to Secretary
Edmund's begging circular that he II
not paying political assessments az
nrasant for the maintenance in power
of n pnrty which supports Presi'
don't who has done more to degrade
and disgrace the high office OF the
Presidency than all other men VINO
have filed it since the foundation Oh
the Federal government
Russell. II Radical member OF the
Constitutional Convention, Is Ill ia'oi
of the delegates serving without charg'
inc ANYTHING for per diem or mileage
This is indeed n radical attempt al re-
trencbment. If RusselPs party nae
russeled around and advocated meas
ures of this sort, and carried them INT,
effect there would not have been sucl
an urgent necessity for new Nohs'i
tution.-[ Weatheriord Times
They have had to swallow YER,
large dose of their own physic way u
the Ohio river, as will be seen oy III
following special telegram from iron
ton, Ohio, to the Cincinnati Times
"A colored preacher 10y the name
Steward. took passage on the stennle
Ashland and sat down at the hrst u
bic. Capt. Kyle requested him to WA Va,
for the second table. He said he woul
get up from the table when it,, it suit" ute
him. The passengers ON the boat con
PEELED him to leave the table. stewar
swore out warrant for the aires.
the officers of the boat, but no perso
was arrested"
She testified before the maglstra'
that "dot pllly goats shoost vas , IA,
veil, | vas Washing Ply some clouiuRS
a pir tub, und them gotes COON up p
hind und-vell, she go, | don't NJ
told you dot vas. feel ne someui !,
peh nd my pack, und slump over "
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tub und sthand me on my head up nit
dot tubs potion up, und der clodings
sphlll shoost like me, und dem potes
wink NJ M mltl Won eye und vag
his tails of mine face, und val out M
his pehind legs like man, und / can't
sit me down Good any more ulready.n
The goat was fined one Scent, which
he LETT behind.
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TUE DALLAS AEGlLD PglNilNG COMPANY
TERN Hi

THE DAILY HERALD Is published every
morning, except Monday, nj $40 year, IN
ldyanoe s. for six months 81 tor one month
B oJntslfor one week single copies. . ITS
The Daily Herald is now furnished 10 sub
scribers Uy carrier NJ . cents per week. The
pnper " III be delivered regularly each morn.
int Al an early hour, 20 any part NJ the city
and suburbs within mile and half OF the
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los, Swain, nj this office,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

TIE WEEKLY HERALD VIII be pub.
lshed every saturday morning. Subscrlp-
Ion, 92.jO perannum $3.50 for SIX months,
.rayi,lIe In advance. No subscription taken
Tor a less period than six months.
Advertisements inserted ut the rate of 81 50
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Tor each subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards Of thanks, Ctc., to be paid for
AL half advertisement rates.
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RAILROAD.
Tire. Daily Passenger Trainr.

Three Daily Passenger Traanrs
Leave Galveston Mt $40 m and arrive mt
Houston at $50 u In.
Leave ttilI weston at BOD p m ana arrive AZ
HocHton ut G.0J y IN.
Leave Galveston at b.b0 p m and arrive NJ
Houston at $50 p IN.
Leave Houston ut 0:l6 IN and nj
Galveston NJ 0:UO u IN.
Leave Houston lU:0O u IN ma arrive ~ 0a'-
weston ut $3.50 y m.
Leave Houston at S:30 p IN ana arrives AZ
Galveston ut ll:y0 IN.
On sundays, passenger train leaves uHlves-
ton AZ ltj:tpJ Il M Leaves Houston al eco p m.
The $40 a IN train rom Galveston connects
ut Harrisburg with tile Galveston, HARRIS
burg and san Antonio railway. ..Conntts NJ
Houston with the Houston and Texas Gen
trail railroad
The sOOp m express from Galveston con
meets with the Houston and Texas Cenu
railway.
nscts with the International ard Great
Northern railroad at Houston vt v IN.
The 1890 u IN train nom Houston arrives AT
Galveston NJ 2'O p IN. Connects with tho
Morgan steamers.
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street. Calves
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets TO local pointe, one
Thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased nj the ticket Offices Of this COM
pany or nom Galveston ticket once.
q. Ii. NICHOLS, Superintendent
Il. r. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent: !.
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S5 10 $40 Sr SsS w aTen people %sp,eS Of both
soxos. Young md old, make more money nv
work Tor IN, In their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. w. offer empl Smenl
That viii pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, etc, sent
free. send us your address at once. Don't
DELAY. Now IL the time. Don't look Tor
work or business elsewhere, until you nave
learned what we oier.g q, sTiNso"
PORTLAND Maine Ffss,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

Advertisements VIII I've inserted in tuia
column, iu Soiii nonpgrirl lNpv, NJ the rate
nl . GENES Tor iouf Lilies, or tess, for zach Ia
rrtion Professional uarls, No, exceeding
four llncs one dollar per m0uth.-nO display
typo used.
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Dental surgeons.

nr. j. W Niece, Dentist, graduated in the
Baltimore Dental College In lSu. ufioe re-
moved 10 SOU henst corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over kahn'S clothing store ly
prove my NTH by my works. can show
the finest ana most dilhcult Contour Filings
IN the city or country. Elm street, over CITY
Bank j, \, SkEGAk,
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