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CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sinery. Extry Dry,
and Grand Vim Metallic Champagne. For
sale by Hall & Hume. I2s.eos.
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BEErCH-LOADISG SHoT-GUNs AT AUc-
TIOS.-ThOmas bowling will sell at his auc-
lion rooms tomorrow at " O'Clock several
superior Parker shOt-guns. Parties desiring
q rTst-cl article should take etVSntsge OF
his oIFOltuLlty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BArI, cornero
New York avenue and 18th street, pays5p
month. Fan king hours, Q to & ssturiayS,e
70 and 9 toS. GE,l<tls
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nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases speciality. l224,m,w,f3:
ABOUT MUSICAL BoNEs.-At times when
business Is dun, or when losses and diSap-
polntments OF various kinds make life a
burden, we look around us for something
that snail keep Oh eulla or soothe the
troubled mind, and sometimes we find IL no
easy matter 10 meet with the charmer who
has the power 10 "drive duh care away"
SGch magician has, however, been pro-
Vlded lately in the form OF musical box,
which, without any trouble on the part of
The possessor, will perform the duties which
at ali times have been asked from the musi-
clan by those who have been vexed by a
melancholy If not an evil spirit.
MI. j. I. Heller, Of Berne, Switzerland,
mas brought this instrument To the highest
degree OF perfection. At the Exhibition of
Vienna, where Mr.. Heller obtained the
Medal OF Merit for his musical boxes. they
OF tone, and the great variety OF airs played
by them, made them one OF the great centers
OF attraction, and excited the admiration OF
all who could be 'fmOVed by concord of
sweet sounds They have been introduced
INTO several large hotels, aud have proved
highly serviceable in ministering 10 the en-
jOyment of the visitors. Few things could
be more suitable for present TO those by
whom we desire 10 be remembered than one
OF these instruments. Such gift would not
be likely TO be laid aside and forgotten, but
often called upon to false its tuIefui voice
II would rot fail each time 10 remind It's
possessors OF those from whom II had been
received.
Mr.. Heiler's musical boxes are sent 10 All
parts OF the world direct from the mauufac-
tory. illustrated catalogues with the prices
are forwarded gratis to those applying for
them, and the smallest orders receive
prompt attention. 20,27,3
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NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUS.-But
Lininent cures Neuralgia. 4;
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CORAL EARRINGS, with gold wire and
hooks, received at Prigg's jewelry store, No.
30 Pennsy lvania avenue, near Az street,
agent for the Lake George diamonds, in plate
and gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

CREDIT TO THE DoG.-An attenpt was
made last night 10 rob the jewelry store OF
Mr.. BottomOre, on Pennsylvania avenue,
between Sd and y streets, by boring the
panel out of a back door, but the burglars
were frightened away by q dog on the
premises.
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Saratoga Spring. I'm winter.

reasons for going 10 Drs. StrOng's Rene
dial Institute in winter. with circular de-
scribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur. Hy-
dropathic and Electro Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradatc
Electricity, &C, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases a speciality. I22imwf3:
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LOOK OUT FOR BURGLARs.-Read the &C.
count of the Northampton bank robbery
100000 securities stolen. Be warned in time
Rent safe from the National SAFE Deposit
Company, corner 18th street and New York
avenue. Fire and burglar proof vaults
guarded at all hours by two responsible
watchmen, IN constant Geographic comma
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For trunk that will resist successfully
the toughest baggage-smaSher, go TO the fac
tory OF James 3. Tophem, 423 tn street, and
buy one of his own make. He has the largest
stock Of trunks, travelling bags, satchels,
pocket bc oEs, shawl straps, harness, 81,
SC, - the District.
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MOHUN BROS,
ysnl4-u 1918 Pennsylvania ave, cor nth II
SHILIINGTON'S PATENT
valuable Pocket Companion, Containing Alms-
nac, wages Table, Interest Tatls. Domestic ard
Foreign Postage Stamp Duties, Population OF Ststes
AID Territories, Blank Space for every daV tn the
year, and Cash Account for each month. Fisty diff
ferent kinds in various styles Of binding.
PHYSICAL Hs' VISITING LIST FOR 1870.
HAGERsTowN and ether ALMANACs WhoIe-
sale and Retail, st
SHiLLINGHON's Bookstore,
deczs-tr Corner AZ street and Penna avenue.
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THE Boys CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, re-
Gently organized under the auspices OF the
u. II. G. y. has elected the following OFF,
ecrs: President, w. Il. King; vice president,
T.. A. Barnes; secretary, W. w. ThOrne;
treasurer, u. :. Cowen. Some three hundred
volumes, which have been presented them,
constitute their library. They meet every
evening a. their rooms in the Y. NJ. 9. A.
sing. and prayer meetings are held every
Friday evening.
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-Tne law class
OF The Georgetown University at their an
Iual meeting last night elected Officers as
follows: Thomas Murray, president; Joseph
L. Hayden, vice president; NJ. j. McNeir
secretary; G. c. Lancaster, jr., treasurer; J.
II. Ralston. D. r. Gallatin, A. B. Cooke and
j. G. Robertson, executive committee.
AT the regular meeting OF Capital Tent,
No SO, l. o. r., last night, the following OIL
An. sprasue. W G. r. ]. H. sm%tin', D. fn' r..
W. II. MOckabee, X. s.; l.. II. Hollenberger.
r. s; j. T. WOodheld, treas; l.. ID. Mllds-
tread, levite; j. Luxen, l. q; j. +. Miller, o..
tee.
AT a meeting of Mount Vernon Tent, No.
81, l. o. r., last night, officers were elected
as follows: A. G. Mcdaniel, shep.; James r.
French, c. r.; VIM. ii. Walker, d. X; II. L..
Dyer, X. s.; George A. Simmons, +. S.; John
Gayanaugh, T. ana c.; VIM: NJ. Hall, ievite;
W. II. Walker, II. II. Arnold, and John
Cockrell, trustees; f. o. Barron, and r. H
Cook, supporters to the G. r.; Chas. &. Hall
and q. H. Thompson, supporters to the d. r.
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMITS
sIoNERs yesterday approved applications
Adrian Endres, August Racchus, John j.
Benchert, Kate Kessel, William Pagan,
Thomas Costello, and James Cronin. The
following were dlSapprOved George N.
Barber, Charles Habermaun, Joseph I. Cor
don, Henry SchwarZenberg, Daniel McClary,
and ;. NJ. b. Servoss. The following were
referred to MejOr Richards for investigation:
John b. Stephenson, Levi Kadden, Nan Il
Bergman, Rabbit & Thomas and Edward
r. walsh. Charges against Joseph stone, p.
II. Mcnamara. :. NJ. Janifer Eenry Yeat-
man, Frederick Peaster, and I'M. Bvram
were dismissed. Private G. e. Caruthers
was nEed SO for neglect OF DUTY. The quar-
terly report of the Major and Superintendent
was submitted, showing 300 arrests. 3l3
males and 96i females. S27i8 in money and
property was turned over TO the property
clerk by officers; OF this S2,69i.S0 has been
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District Government EGa,rs.

TIC SCHOOL ItacItfS VIII IPctlVc JhClr paw
for January On Saturday, February 5th, at
the usual time and places. The firemen Will
be paid al $50 o'clock to morrow.
hon; L. {. Carpenter, the newly appointed
second controller, appeared Yesterday al
Columbia building for the first time in his
C2p2city as q member Of the District board
of amir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

T. 4 o y % NJ Y.
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS, made Of Wausut-
IA Muslin and fiue Linen. Every shirt warranted
TO fit; sizes from II 90 TX inches. The purchaser
has lly to work the stud or button hole, aud the
shirt is ready for the Laundry. Price, 81 IS.
Hands, me ehirrinR CalicOes, Ga CITE.
Wanlsutta "A Bleached n uslin, l2H cts
Winter goods sold without regard cost, 20 lear
BENJAMIN MILLER,
JsnN-u 1o3 Bridge street, Georgetown.
STILL DYEING TO PLEASE OUR FRIENDS
- THE BUSH Is OVER
Thanks 70 our kind friends for their indulgence
during the past Fail, when such was the rush OF
work from all sections as to make IL iu possible
NIL orders as prcmptly ss We wished. Being assured
that the work then finished gave entire sAtisfac-
ton, we solicit q continuance of your patronage,
and promise good work a. fair prices in from Que 10
eight dave. Work sent for or deliver ed ia auy part
Of the District; received ard returue 20 and from
any part Of the county by nail OF express.
WIN. d WHghTLEYS
steam Dyetne and Securing Establishment,
$780, - Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. o.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

"a FEAST OF THE PEASANTS"
N bv the ladies Of
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, GEORGETOWN,
FORREST HALL. GEORGETOWN
during the aftern % ana evening of
MEpSESpAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY. the
20, Cd, and sIh Of February, lS76, ANS a.
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HALT DAVIS 90. 9 eRAsD. seUAls
monthly icstslments. A Holiday rresenf
a. a, slxseer volumes, Appletons "NevUIsvt
american Ercyclopedfa" given With each Piano.
Bee Agent, eli Oh stSsss northwest cscH
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

ECEPTIOS AND sOUIABLE uE THE
IL MARYLAND STATE ASSDCIA no v,
Tallmadge Hall, WEDNESDAY EA EHING, FcD
=, lo.6 Iauz2 lut
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
y Ew Books

~ Ew Is OokS
ALA NTYNE ELS,
S2- YIN STREET.
David, the kirg. rs Charles n. Knox.
Theodore: Home storY. BY p. v. NcKesn.
Historical Scenes iron the Old Jesuit Iissi8u.
The cars that are Told. BY Rose Porter.
Pray for the holy Spirit. By Rev. Wm Sc-fhn'r.
The Sepsuslisiic Philosophy. b. v l.. nabnny-
Select Notes on the Lessons tor lS6 tJr Sunday
sohod Teachers. Jsn2l-tr
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ia Casta's Medical Diagnosis, new clifton . % o.
s1ssn Morley Throstlefh ...-.....-..... ] ~
Jones We're de SoC!ete, LesaTe HOEr stEies.-... -
Mrs AleNauders Her Dearest foe. cloth. I gs
IonTDel Nature Il Light International rfes o.
kordhoh The Cotton States in the sPriug aai
PrOctors Our Place among the Ertnitie=.... I ~
Owen Gwyuneis Great MoTk............-. ....... s.
Mary Cecil BAY Victor aud Na1. lish d.. e
Washington City Directory, l76...... %
AN ADDITIONAL JOB LOT or BOOKS
10 cloth binding, embracing Fiction. istOry and
scierce, at the uniform rate Of - c-nt-. At
SOLoMONS a CHApWAN'S,
AGENTS Lswrsnces "PEre Linen Pspers.n
ganlo-u gil PeDnsyiVsais avenue
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MICRO RCFrIANs STEAL THE TEETH
OUT OF A LADY's MOUTH-About 7:i5
o'clock last night Mrs. Marll, white lady,
resit ing at 1905 1ith street northwest, while
passing along y, between 10th and fith
Streets northwest, was knock ed down by
three colored ruffians and robbed OF set OF
false teeth and ten cents in currency. Two
OF the villains were arrested by Officers Mar
snail and Smith, OF Lieut. Noonan'G precinct.
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Being Obliged 20 yscste. IN order 20 rebrfld. n
nave moved the remainder Of my stock u
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS,
UPHoLsrERiNG GOODS, &C., &c.
60 the second floor Of my Furniture wareroon,.
ns, , W Do pleased 10 receive ny cd psnOns
1n order 20 op4n my nsu essahIisfn,sut " In An
entire new stock will cell a. reaucsj Ices
TURNfTURE.
WASH. II. WILLIAMS
ltnlc lW No. 3Ia I'm sfre-f aorfhverx
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Musical Mechanisms.

PA YING FROM -FOUR TO TWO HUN
DRIED PLEChS, WITH FKPR ESSION,
MANDOLINE, DRUA. CHIMES, CAS-
TAGNEITkS AND IDESTIAL TUBES
ATTACHED.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
Miss OsBORNE's YOUNG LHDTEsIP0.R1.
WI ING ANO DAY SCHOOL. sasa Il. borsS-
west. PApL =. BEREAN, Professor OF German;
commences February lst, ls76. jsuas 2n
RocK HILL COLLEGE, -,
~ Sh,. rr,.,.tE.LLL iCoTT CITY ND;
I.is INSTITUTION lie conducted b. the Christian
The student, on passing satisfactory erauaina.
the Scientific, OF the Commercial Course.
poaIa ana ROTTEN ..--...-...--.. --....-..s2c9
deezs.t 6s.2a Bro. BETTEGiIS. Pr's;.iaeSt.
X IHDERGARrEa
SCHOOL soR PRInssT AND spvszunp
reSessfs &c. So s sfs * sei. sns az
E0ERR, and Miss SARAH POLLOCK.
AsPles51SpI g d n me-; St,Sr SoOeE a. ioo
THE rPIsO0PAL INsTLITTI, - -.
XIV, psd, K ,s1a 2; p, Essf sd:.e.
for 6Oys VIII COM. enoe oa WEDNESDAY, re as
ne surnu Btv' r. Ia 4 IkssJJ s.BsE;I p :.T.:,
EncF soh5 555EsS 20 f .SE SFAsfsTsE
On tie Ian y Is .hnH ''1sn ss9s
Rofs, AoADErf,z u street northwest, son6sr.
By tRs zosss@1 =. s5S sssss
eookstores, or address the Principal, 30. isist1
street southwest. Private lessons n fhs cnes.,s,
hlgner Msthematice and Photography. sas4i-s.
UHsTRUCTIoN FOB CHILDREN.
u MSS Arls1s MarWsdsPs Scko-i gey Bs,.,s<
esd tredtca. Ctsit,s, 500 lS.s sssa
In addition % the kinderearfen, the pecrrer
sentneee on which are % well know, especial sfs
tenron also given % elementary fnsfrucffons %.
oeesary feI thorough education.
~. e'f foi SEPT ss sS: 5ss1,ns &C.. os
a LII KINDS or GENTLEMENs OAsT-OFP
"A WEARING APPARkL can be sold 20 the very
Del az antsge BY addressing calling on justin.
oIs street, bet. 9Th and TIN streets north Invest
Notes by mail promptly attended 20. Oasn
peo. gann-ly
REMOVAL. REMOVABLE
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REAL ESTATE SALES. 49, Il. II. Warner,
real estate broker and auctioneer, has sold
for Benjamin r. Batter and Benjamin p.
81 vder. trustees, lot 8, square 3i3, on the
| scUthwest corner of iCth aud X streets north
vest, . by 100, TO &. A. Langley, at 81 81 per
DAs.onre foot. Also, FOR same trustees, lot 3,
square 252, improved by n tSree story brick
dwelling, on New York avenue, between i3tR
and 18th streets northwest, 20 c. Cammack,
al Sl0.GCO.
, 1876-02-26

The following article on a question which
ally interests us, and which is based upon
b sound business principles, is from the
der, Of New York, and 70 fully expresses
ideas that We prefer to publish It rather
add any farther remarks Of our own, as
ems to us to embrace the whole matter
nut shell.
lundant experience has convinced US
the cash sysiem in the long run, is III"
one upon which newspapers and prlloh
can be prOsperous'y AMI Independently
urt d. The charges for subscription
Individually small. and 81 vimlly impor-
n,he uggrCgatp,,hat the tro'lb ennd'x'
NJ making collections are too apt to h''-
Ill the antic patv,d profit anil to defeat
loprs of the proprietor. Asulsrriher'
dunned for two Or three dollar bill, Is
II inCOnsi,hrately to regard il ASA pal
sincss To inlpor, une him Tor 50 psltry
nunt.
dnes not r. feet that three thousand
ihrrs b,ing OI The same mind with him
night by declining the liquidation of
paltr, amounts seriously rmharrass
establishment, We can Bee NO res-
, 1876-02-26

son Why II man should not pay his four or
6ve dollArs down when subscribing Tor q
newspaper, 10 well ss his teur or 6 70 dollars
when stsIting on trip In a railroad or
steSmh ut csr. You may say that there 10
a chance the paper viii stop hetnre the year
is up. AMI 81 may che steamboat burst q
toler. or che railrOal car he thrown oh the
track. The contingency In either case Is
the same. An other advantage 10 the cssh
system i, tina. 1t is friendly to the perfect IN
ii pend nc nf the press.
Sub'cribers to n wspnpers in this country
have men 700 ap, Ia regard It rs nm act OF
patronage on their part tn take n newspaper.
II there il any one word in the vocabulary
for which We have a mortal aversion, II 10
that very same word patronage.
1t has done more to degrade and cmhsr-
rasS thu press of the Uniird States than all
the 81 ri cry and corruption that political
rhicunrry evrr has rngrndCy d.
hr ungrareful fellow !" Raid one OF
these rofi'ahle patrons to collector, once
upnna time, the ungrtrtul Il How l
have given HIM my patronage ever since his
concern WAS startrd-takcn his paper these
last ten years and now he sends in his bill
ofthirty doIlare, and says he must have 1t
paid or he will sue mc"
Ingralitude! thou marble hearted firnd
You M stop my paper, sr-stop it nj once !!
The editor shall have no more OF my patron
age"
"Ah. sir" says the collector" it ia to the
patronage Of you, and those like you, that
he is indebted for his pres,n. enbarrasst
mpnts"
, 1876-02-26
LOWELL HOTEL,
z. D. SMITH
RO p TOR.

The house and furniture il en-
tirely new, the rooms are COM
modious and airy. 7he bar-room
is the largest in the county, be-
ing furnished with q billiard table
and the best brands of wines,
liquors and cigars the market at:
fordS. The table will be sup
piled with the best that can be
obtained in this market.
CHARGES REASONABrE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-23
LIMR-wATER FOX BURNS.

The realicst snd most useful remedy for
scalds and burns j. an cnrbroca,ion u lime
waterand linsced OF. These simple agents
combined from thick. eream-like sub.
etaaee. which c'Fcctaally excludes the air
from tie injured parts. sui allays the In
famaiien almost instantly. a case re-
corded where . child scll backward into 4
taili-iub Of boiling water. and was nearly
lsyed from her neck 10 below her hips.
llcr aggnics we're indcseribablc; but her
clothing being rcatly removed. and tic
line ahd oil preparation thickly spread
oger tie injured surface. she vas sound a.
sleep 10 tTe minutes. Subsequently. the
parts were carefully washed with warm
milk and water three times day, tho oil
dressing renewed. and Tie little patirnt
iasidly recovered. Though oil the scalded
tkiD came ~. she did not have scar.
This remedy leaves no hard coat to dry On
fAe sores, tat seftels the parts aud aids
natureto repair the injury 10 ilie rediest
sud most expeditions manner. Stores. Int
If 10. thus accessible. shake lump Of quck-
lime IN water. and Is soon ~ the water Is
clear. mix Il with tie I'll mid shake II we'll.
II the eaee il urgent. pour boiling water
over the limc..and Il will become clear IL
Gre niboies. Tic preparation may be
lcpi bottled - fhe l,oi.se. AMI Il will be
= god SIX ing,lIs Oh Is when frst made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-23
sNAl.L fARMERs.

We haze often had occasion to call at
tctftian 10 ihe fact that those .scase ne
customed To call small farmers a,e gem
orally thc most prosperous farmers II the
Sonth. They are not 20 because small
farms and very limited operations are. IN
themselves best, but these iarmersare work.
ing in harmony with their circumstances.
They have accepted the situation. aud put
their hands % the plow. Having small
capita. aud often very limited knowledge
and skill. they goSafcly as they see the way
clearly before them. The largo planter.
m the contrary. often without my capital
at all of bis own. attempts on borrowed
money at fearful high rates Gf interest, %
conduct large operations. without clesely
counting the costs Of the risks. and fails, rs
any sound minded man. not infatuated
with cotton. would see that he must. This
does not prove that small farming are nee-
essarily most profitable. Int that our opera
tisms. both as to method end to extent,
mus: c1rrssl,ond with our capital aud other
circumstances. - Rard Curoliai.Dl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-23
RESOURCES OF TIE SbuTif-AN
ENGLISH vIEE.


North Carolina cCucs IN Tor her share vf
che following:
a London journal. ir commenting upon
The resources ii the South makes the
foIlowing truthful rciuarks. IL tie South.
ern United States are not the garden IL
fhe sorld. it Is rather the fault Of those
who are responsible f0r fieir cultivation
snl development tlian from my natural IN
fcriOrity 70 any other land On the face Of
The earth. II occ III 70 every mind that this
Is the bone Of the chief products which
civilization demands. Cotton. sugar and
tobacco are prodneis of such immensity as
dwarf these which other iands bring forth.
and yet these arc not ali. Vast qurnti-
ties Of wheat aud rice are exported. aud u
lnxBFiant bat unsultiyated vegetation be-
sides testi6es to the immense resources
which ara forth-eotniEg. These Southern
States comprehend an area of territory
eqaaling that Of Great Britain France aud
Germany. Watercd by the graadest rivers
and rich 10 every variety q soil. with mil
lions Of sEamp-lahds jet unreclaimed.
there Is future for this district which
will make is 1 territory to which all the
world will turn FOR its vegetable supplies. ;
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1
The canvass now ..,nening hi he most inn
portaut ii which The people ot North emo,
lima have bscn engaged sluce- The ..o,ucn,-
GUS election II lalO. ulwn its result de-
ponds the Neal o. wee II the safe a,.d
Union.
The Raleigh Sentinel will, MS ever. he
IN the front ut delight. sustaining lcarless..
|ly and faithfully tic candiala,esai National
Democratic party. 'l,d the action aud np,ai-
nees III the State Dclnucraiies Convention
TO this We pledge The whole power aud M
fuence Of juurnsi which. IN the past, has
done what il could 10 serve the interests !,
aud preserve the rights aud Liberties. Of the
people of North Carolina.
Iii order that il mas lie within the means
Of eyory Democrat in The State 10 read.
the lialeigh Seniine. during the canvass.
we have established the following campaign
rates, free 81 postage and for country sub
srriber only, brgiu,iing this DAY and r,.i,-
lning to tie eth. Of November, i period u
Tour months. iss eil taig ssia lta
DAILY EDITION. 's7a
HatlEl tory..........a.........-.S2,a 40
FL y epics.....-...s..........- lu.ots ~
& ~ Colner,. -..s.,......s...,....ls %
wEEkLY EDITION. se
Copy. ....,.,...............50 cents
10 every ease the money must accom-
pany the order.
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CURE foR DIsTENpER.

r. reply 10 your rotc Of this day. sayif z
that yoB Rave heen requested 70 publish
ny receipt Cor MurreiR. have 10 SAG that
never prDfes.el 70 have sny preventive
or that. but ouis FOR what we call, IN the
nuer country. di,,empcr-rci water. or
bilious fever, Nurrain take 70 BE- diff
. fercni Thing. and an not familiar with Il.
and though the preventive may Lc tried 10
prevent that without harm. | d not offer
i for such : case But. know that onmy
rlaHiation. ibc prescription lam about 70
giYc. his proved IL remarkable efficacy for
preventing disieinper. - Il has on Tic plan
nticn d ny friend. DR.. Z. Y. Taylor, IN
tic lowos end Of Amelia. 20 whom an
indebted. abd very inach indebted. forii.
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Il sulphur. balfgiil Il powdered cOppcrss;
Hix 10 ttos, proportions q good large qasn-
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