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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

SOMEWHAT MIXED. Old weather
prophets say they cannot distinguish
between the noise of the cars an the
bridge and the roar If the fall at
Tumxater, and hence are at ioss
xhen 70 predict rain. Unfortunate
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

81 An unfortunate German named
Louis Burfeind committed suicide
by drowning in the Willamette riv-
er, near Portland, on or about the
2lst inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

WHAT SHALL WE SAY ?--Interested
parties are inquiring about school
matters in District No. l, but we can
not answer them. 1t is about time
that the Directors publish pro-
gramme for the commins Fall and
Winter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

REpLETE. seems that the man
ayers Of the Fair are besiesed with
more applications for side-shows and
transient exhibitors than their lin
tied grounds can accommodate; q
sure indication that the institution
has a good reputation abroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

DISTINGUISHED ARR1vAL.-Judge Field
of the U. S. Supreme Court, ar
rived by the Dakota, and was of
course, the lion of the hour, and taken
to Gen. McMicken's Camp, in the
country, to taste OF the pleasures
of Western Summer life. He was ac-
companied by his wife and several
con,pagnons du royage, oil of whom
left by the train Tuesday morning for
Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
PIIxlFUL. Mvriads Of spi

PLISIIFUL. - Myriads Of snipe
cover the iats adjoining our city
waterfront. Ton-cod were never
more plentiful, While the river and
lake trvut 30 beSz-ing for somebody
L. food ih~n ~Ith bogus fires and
gras~hcyeerx-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

CHEAP FUEL.-Slab wood cut in
stove-lengths comes doYn in large
quantities from Tumwater. 1t can
not, for cooking purposes or general
kitchen use, be excelled at the prices
for which it is sold.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

Slowly hut steadily
the Oyster Company are pushing
forward their preparations for large
exports u our delicious bsvalve~- A
ssAiang buildiny IN the channel is
s-sd for .s~orsIng and storing pur-
yo~r~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

ANsx IxrCsTxH The expectation
81 elk horns IN lar-e quantities has
ssnsngurzsed a new ami paying t'a~a-
nes. ~isA the people Of the Ch~hAla'
sxlt~v.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

TnE EprroR's Oasis. Sat
urday night proclaims the near ap-
proach Of another day Of rest from
the turmoil and drudgery Of busy
life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

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WHICH, '0o
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oPeneu' we Wei" "
ing among our "ul"oo' " 'oDpo'..'
physician anu surgeon .'"'' W "'o
pense proiess'ona' az. ~ case my
young mans arm shoulo oecome
painfully displaced oy si't'ns III near
proximity to tempting Plnaiole of
pinback. And that all men' oe
directed IN wlsdoms ways q popular
clerical gentleman accompanied u.s.
whose name' however IL "ou'o new
erdo to une'. arrived ~ Tue sro"no'
the first work to oe done was 10
erect lofty SWING ana arrange lor
two sets OF croquet. Inc Professor
soon began to boil MS 'ce,cream anu
the show commenced ABOUT the
time our shadows were 'eas'' :"
sudden "call to arms was hearo.
This started Everybody ana MS e'r'
to their feet, but they soon sat GOWN
again or recllned alongslae Oh ="
table, whose well-arransea 'ialos
went far towards recaihne the nec."i
and amorosia OF 'ne soaS' i''us
speeches that MADE the iausn COME
IN, love giances' toasts' to'n"'oes an''
pumpkin pies' niieo up tne 'n'eiS'''es
OF time ana emp!ys s'oinachS' a
double oarrelieo sno'sun' Dfoos.'
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

OIHxrsAxs IN Fxz~no. Dig
gins write. 90 . friend IN this t.lsce
rather di-couraging letter regard
ing the prospects Of the wa.hins-
toniAns Who sought the Bsy City -
. base Of operations upon which TO
win fame or build q fortune. He
has been employed Is stree, contrse-
tor; Ellis. Moore, Drew and Morgan,
are still engaged in mining specula-
tions with varying success: Morgan
has patent screw which he is vend-
ing, and Gov. Solomon il doing
nothing. j. NJ. Lowe has been quite
sick, and is now better but still very
feeble; Jessie is on the stage with
fair prospects of becoming q star in
her line, and Henry Chapman and
family are living in Alameda. Mr..
D. says he will probably visit Olym-
pia during the fair.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

dC Four IDda~n- ~~r@ Fos-"se<'
as s~sznx m=sr8e~. NJ Pwf Discovery
"a w~xk fron the eAe~s 81 vks1A
tA,<s ksxe szpes ase1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

FATHER W1LBUR.-A Washington
exchange says: "We are informed
that all, or nearly all, of the discre-
pancies in the account of Agent Will
bur are for the expenditures made
on the Yakima Reservation for the
benefit of tho Indians which he was
authorized to do by law or instruc-
tons. That he will be found guilty
of having appropriated any funds to
his own use we do not believe"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

Co.yAIE~Ixs. Several Of our cit
liens who have been suffering from
fever and its attendant Ills are hap
pily On the upgrade Of improvement
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

Ssss 90 PEn~za-s- ths
S.rk~esS ii ozsg~nx frwaxs; C ~,
nasy A.<s vs. q hux ef drs~~3 eAx@as,
sAzYp~a by Q Ssazs~ s&r2~6 of UsrEi-
- D. h. snlxnA fsEa~rwms m L<xx
eoum6y-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

xE Fog the snAlShsenz1eni 1t NJ
exrhmr-~, we win state that. visl
tia enssF'ssea Of the Rarnxn Cstsoase
al cur eAzrrA<% have rssslen. ra<
tors pre~sizag over them-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

To School AoAIS.-An army Of lit
tie scrubs might have been seen last
Monday vending their way towards
the East Olympia school building.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

EE The Annzxl Cenferrnr~ Ct the
Nc r. CszrrA net M S&lsm ws2nss-
DAY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

nigh: have been a parody peculiar
IL befttin. their frame Of mind
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

H The M~<ssk~xv fxzHzls kss gsr-
snx euorerss n wa~cunmxL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

The PnoNoaRApH IN PORTLAND
The Standard reporter has seen and
heard that marvel of the age--the
phonograph-and pronounces it q
success; or, in other words, that the
wonderful accounts of its perform
ence have not been overdrawn. He
says the words enunciated are clear
and articulato as if spoken by liv-
ing being, and moreover that it is a
simple affair, not half SO complicated
as a sausage machine. 1t will be on
exhibition several days in that city.
We hope Mr.. Linderman, its exhibi-
tor, will bring it over here, us hun
dreds Of our people would gladly pay
a reasonable price to inspectit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

4 EExxpE Pa DzSxruzEa-H -
fcllo~ins rs@e<iy pa-->..<s q tishs
q the Virtues eixsned fe~ q ky H.
Brookiyn Esp~. q ~hsaA be p~b-
h~hsd IN sssHy paper IN shs l.sA s,a
passed eE sssrv aeor-pss: "A ssa-
.yooafzl Il the fsur Il hrlrzsos> m
q xsnszl@-s IL w.s<f. stlrr~d with IL
finger. instead of . syoon. Wien
nEnea u-e as s2rSse. and sv~Ily~.
In sxfr~ss~ c.-~~. sh~n the funr.s
wz< tso nszriy css-~<d 90 sllow sxrx-
hn<, la0~ thu ~4lpAar fhrouxA q
quail INTO the fhra~s. and xsser tAs
fua<as has sufies<nfly shrsnk The.
s~rgs~d- II the p~ss<ns e.nn<x r.ry-
10 sssinkie the 1ozr q txssu~son< On n
i've coal. and l~s ham inhsle tb~
fznss~ The oeaef<.a~d Dr. Y<lA
used tins renesiy vsfk rsmarkslss
saeosss IN Engi.nd l.sely. daring The
r~sa-e- u that tesrihle di~esss. He
never lost q psssent IN all his i'm
,nense pxsrtsce- II is vel knoxn
that belm~sone kills al fungus IN
mar. bs,ss and plant
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

Mssnins h-Il- I dr-ad Ia heAr.
Hiss<-Susy f.af,-f,IIlV ktsah an. rtrar ="
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

FLEE ExGNE.-Mr. John Burke,
agent for several of the prominent
Eastern fire engine builders, Wednes-
day evening placed before the Town
Trustees, at q special meeting,
called for the purpose, a proposition
to furnish a steamer for the use OF
the corporation. 1t is impossible,
of course, to say what course the
authorities will pursue, but we think
the present time and opportunity
should be improved for a step for
ward in the morch of improvement.
A fifth class engine, capable of throw
ing 800 gallons per minute, can be
obtained for 300, and the freight
will cost about $500 by rail TO San
Francisco and steamer to this place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

The f~al1<Ing - k@r p~~~~aser l<s
fax ina. pA@r~ Mr. Y A. Hofman
Mss F&NnSe HGHm4~n. " Coferea
LSs1i- Cseesry, Hea- Jsaee Gray
AID aaa<hter. Wa CrailetaaSh. J =.
n Craas~t~agA. A 7. DavE-. Hon
JaA-e Fseai and wife, Ml-~ swear
niger and u4aaa-
The following eahn p2ssengers
are booked for San frAncisco by her
Miss Ada Woodruff. Jacob Myers.
ChAs f. Weed and l. A. Treen.
She sailed at 6 A.. u. "Wednesday.
Passage els, in cabin and - in the
steernge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20

4 We hal a visit on Friday lat from Mr..
Jas. A. Leach. nielnl,er Of the Legislature
last winter from the county Of Davidson,
who IL nov travelling on behalf Of the
Orphan Asylum al Oxford. We learn
frum him that lie Is meeting with n fiiir
,legtee ofs success; hui scarcely proportiOnaIr
10 the nee l. ~ the iusiititian.
He tells Us that there are at present
ai,oat $50 inmates ef THE Asylum. aud tile
yearly expenses are hetsesn Sli.OOO aud
Sl5U1-a little over hundred 'iollaTs ~
piece. To meet this there j. the generous
fund II s. UoO lar year pnisiiird iiquar'
terry payment. by The Grand Ls'dge u.ihr
state and tho LackWIrd charities ~ the
public. kept alive by pe.t p=rsistent, but
necessary .apIsaiss - SsAAt4a "a
The Asylum . doing too mucl, 81 sub
siantlal good 10 Js lefl;o such precarious
suprnrt. The act II saving single
hunr. bving from ueyra1aIipn, Irul,i
physiral and tnan MORAL ruin. u triumph
eiis,ugll over Irnury aud vice 10 rouse
every christian 10 liberal Effort What
then ought 10 Ne the stimulus, when hun
,Ireds are thus rrscued ? Atent Euur hund.
red ci,llaen IN allhave received the bvDsy-
aIs,.l .ears n the Asylum. An ~ these are
plainly hHr ths1aagaly educated ~ ihs
cu,n,l,,in 6ranciits of English. Many
beys have lrIl w.ll able % earn lhelr own
living aud are daiag q crr,litably mud sue
ces-fuIly. a 'hrge number % gIfls have
bvsss phSided with confsrtable homes,
aud lev have sl,own sucli progrcSs aid
talent ~ 10 be taken IL cI,arse W tie
higher female scl,,,ols q be edurated y
teachers. Tie Greensboro Fen ale Aca-
derry lias charge 10 one, tie Institute III
Murfrrsboro Ila- a,ioshef. aud there !.
ple hiore 81 whom Nh Leach could CIV,
IN srsoant. a s4sr
Brethren 81 the pres, 4 mt che Orphan
Asylam wor.lyof yuur labors Ia W be.
hare aitNf8e d. Aas8s9s88 ass SB a#at
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COUNTY POI.IrICs.

lNs 10 ffI tEYAyf -- 81 |W GrFs Se.9n
4 Itislnotyegy long, before active ngitar
tion WIN begin ,pon the subject o. county
denominations. Itisiime therefore that The
people should bet hmking ofwi,eli, they
waptto serve ,the:n. ana put Their WISHES
Ii definite form fol. action. ihh hs1sFsie
/ We have said before. ard we repeat u
again, that iftne people i,aye beepflissat-
isiie,i by the actions ofsnoininAiitig lco..-
ysntIaps, II Il their own fault ~ They have
pernlilted. those Con veutions 20 yInaeet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS theniselse gby pre.imi-
nary n see,irs nfeir prpl,ef con.
istimtloil 9uIossbodiss meets vt lbsl.iw.
xppdinted, mskegtiisir ebqisutioIls, and
ll,ellthrre aiways gees up loud cry 81
Dissatisfaction from so,le ssqpltrler;csnlne-
dimes ils.ll alb auartsrs : Bot whp i to
blame butthv people themselves? The
ceaysps isss'Tyas fairly constituted as
the people cl.0ose To make IL. IL acts.
and Those acts must he binding on the
whole party. II anything like party or.
lganIzation or party hneenyislC be main
glsiHed.
The real and only remedy isih fuiend
hearty .isri,nary ,seftpn. I.e:siue igeyious
notice be givehs IL each township ~
meetings We heidi IN the RESI- ectiye
townships 70 Select delega,cs 10 ni.epih
general coi6l scoDpei,tloi, at ahe teart
House III Hillslpre NJ such time as the
Chairman ~ tile Executing Coinnitlre
shall appoint. Let these Delegates 70 up
INSTRUCTED Or unlrammeiled ~ the case may
he; hut let them COUP witllilis full un-
,iersinnding that they fully. fairly and nnc
'qualihedls represent their townships. aud
that their aclian la Convention finally
aud unequiv,cally biliJs tie townshipto
their seieciions.
The Convention system Ia hst'f " tile
hest aud fairest mode. II properly carried
oui, by which expression 81 the public
choices an be given. IL Is aniy by neglect
toob-.rve preliminary caution aud secure
H,generai participation that abuses have
crrpt III. Packed Conventions, ofwhicii
We heara good deal "fat tliiS limo, ARE
Impossible ifthe people cIlo,-s.a guard
them. pf,,pcriy. The new project ~ i,ri.
,i,ary elections we rreslItne has Few ssi-
vocates. We have l,ointed gu: before some
ofli,sir objectionable features, aud wiIloiIly
add In. conclusion, that such q mode "
selecting candidates n,aker L very possible
That Denocratie choice shall be deter
mined by radical iyoler; just as Ia tile
hast election. radical yotrs were lii'eraliy
used in the epdeavor Ia give us Demo
cratic" ~ Seha:or. 4 HI aIhE
Beware ofths lrar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20

mad dug WIS sho, hya negro on
Thursday iast near the blacksmith shop
ON the Green-loro Rad. near Mr.. James
Isiley's. fpur usiles West 81 town. We 'io
i,ol lear, that he had bitten amy animal
We would lie glad TO hear that many
iAore railine~ were caught IN the act "
cutting strange carar. IL would cause
wholesome thinning Out ola very a
buIdnIl surplus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20

we hegth IN 'fhis Issue, with the oreninc
or the tobacco trade. q report ~ the
markets Of HiIlsinro. Durham soi Dan
vile. campilel fromtue most auihentic
and recent sources. and corrected weekly
OR cnnufTy ruhscrihers wiilget these re-
norts In their combined sorn sooner than
IN am other mcSkiy Paper. and tiiis fact
will give additional value 70 The RRcoR-
DER. ffslf
Let the planters ~ Person. Aiamahre
aud caswall makea note Of this, rs well
as onr osnpeople Of Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20
rmr WV onrEAsx esRNrsaL naxp.
sonGlg saLrsrRArEp.

Then, o. Weekly Budget will issue
il,rrc sxtD, illustntej eal,isbs drlfieg the
Carnival; Tie iirf edition WI eontain
street prlcsssIon the Knights ~ Mounts.
together with the Grand TsLlpaux =: tie
oI,ara fion-e, which tales place February
:sslk. p,ics PEI epy. 10 ceuts, l,ost paid.
The secnnd extra edition viii ynntaln the
.irset procession ~ iisx, the Kins d Tie
Carnival aid IFS R.yal Court, - q ap-
pears ~ tbs street 81 March bth: price
Nv supygioeans, lustgMid. 1hs third
rxtra s,lIgi,al wlIl eolnaln the grand lligLs
trre--len ~ tile Mystle i<fewe,d cmnus
aiidthe magi,inccnt TabIean given Il iIie
Varieties Theatre, wiiha full aid detailed
a,ssuat ~ ~, sublvcs fsprr.enied; price
,mr rnly, 10 cents, posl paid. The three
p,lsalons swill DO ,saLt N @ny s'iirc7s 81
fecefpsnf sbt6da III cuffrncy drIaMtaes
stamps. address rwEESLy BupGEr,
New Orleans. ~ LII Ia
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HAuDI + ID.

Near williston, 1Fayette County. Ten
neSsee,n Saturday. January 18th 1878,
John Holden. In the roth year OF his age.
At the residence Of DIR. r. J. Wilson, in
this town on Monday mnrning the liih
Inst, Mss Jane, daagitero Tyre b, Bay
Esqofthis county ID the Sist year d her
age ,If4bI4I hrs qIiiI0t|
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-20

'Darang.s llheuniaiic Remedy" the
great INTERVAL MEDICINE. will positive
" cure any cssa IL rheumatism on the face
Of tie earth. Price 81 botile.1 six bot
ties. s.. Sid rs all " holessle and Re,
tail i,rugrit. Don't fail to send for cir.
enlAr 10 Ilelphenstine & Beutly, Druggists,
Washington. ID. e. I'm.
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d
WHEnKAs Il has I.lsase,lths Great Dis
poser ofall events la his Wisdom and
mercy 10 remove from earth our valued
friend. our felow trustee asd worthy
counselor; 10 81 nsnf assisb I M
WHRKEAs fary ears he has teen among
US .ahoring for our c,,ii,inon Interest IN tile
ellnoollug cause .f education, and lias yfe;
siied1.w iths sabillly,i honor. Il ana success
over our School, and has done so nIuch ii,
awakening tils PEOPLE 1othe.vitali in,pui-
lance ofdieirintetsts and lng educating
pun TA ! sfs lS Z 'l1idT snrdlsA bsF
Resoteed lst. That willie we do huribiy
and sail y submit 70 thai stroke OF Provis
dence which Inns TAX en- from usour FELLOW
trustee. ahlsr belaSei Y ffivnd, w deeply
mourn hisuntimely fall; $1,000
Resolved End, That III Ilissudtlell fall We
have suffered a iossirfei,ara6ita a fIieri
tried andy sai,ed. laa.Ia pfeea,tor mobile
aud trustworthy. t4st,es teass
Resolped 3rd. That while we now ~
freshly rsmember his labprs and 50 sen
sibly feel ai aching vpid.s we VIII hold in
fond and grateful Reverence his melnory
and lie rpcoiiections ~ Ills brilliant
thouei,sbriefca teer!l eii1z
Resolved 40 That we tender 10 the
sorrowing members Of bis devoted family
our testimony 10 the lovely traits that
adorn hisnohIe, chvistian cl,aractef; and
also our sincere condolences and l,eaftfeIt
sympathy IN this sad and unexpeeted
bereavement which has so much DISTRESSED
them. y -
ResoIssd 9Th Tast copy Of these resq.'
lutions be sent tothe family Of the ,leeease,ii
and that a copy he spread Oh the secre-
tary's book, andal be sent to the Hills-
boro RECORDER, Durham Tobacco PLANT
Raleigh Christian ADVOCATE and the
Randolph REGULATORS far publication,
# f.ss q. s. BRADSHAW, -g7sa ss- .saI
...s'' US. II. JoRDAs, q Cow.
3. .ts,, w. MCKEE. s.A,s# - 7es< ''
na os @ l.. w. HALL Chairman.
n. T.. HARRIS sec'y .as a aaEAa @>.@s 4a
Caldwell Institute Orange County \. c.
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Did Camer,n. ofihe Recorder como 10
,.wn without calling 10 see IN p Duneilc
Times. .... atasutFgi
Na,gui.Ily. brother B.uI,lln. Havenot
ueen to Danyille yet. wiIlDe there next
week. lego 80 DansiiIr aud not see
l,ouldiir 3oild7 Le - 60 to Konie aud not
rec tile Coliseum. @a F<.-
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rmE rAnKrr oK IN.enNI..

The lafrntuf Insomnia or wakefulness
Il la nine eases oul Of ten . dyspentic
s,onarh.a Cool digestion gives soun,l
sleep, indigestion inter.prcs with u. THE
hrain aud stumarh sympathize. One IL
the prominent symptoms 81 q weak state
o.the gastric organs Il a disturbance u
the great nerve eBtrepot. the brain. Luz
vlsorale. the stomach. aud you restore
equilibrium 90 the great centre. A mort
reliable medicine far the purpose III HIS
letters Stomach, Blllers, which u FAR pre-
ferable 10 mineral srdatSes andpowerfuI
aarctics which, though they may iora
tlmr exert a solnritic influence upon the
hIaln. seol, ctnse 60 act. and invariably
injure the toned ihe stomach The Bic.
tiers, ~ the contrary. rstore activity To
the operations n Thar sll impcriani organ,
and their bpneiirent influence IL reflected
Ia sound sleep sp,da trsnqlil slate gfliw
iefsb,is systthi "A ~hbles,nsc i'm attis
Is likewise yiyento ll,e aeiivu vfthe liver
aud bowels by is Use.
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Caldwell Institute Orange County \. c.
AcARD d.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and iI,,iiscretiols Of youth. nervous weak
ness. early decay, lossof n'anhoo,i. &c;T
will send q recipe tina: viii cure sou FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy wps
,liscesered By niissionafy IN SputI:
Ansrira. Send self.addresseti envelope
10 lie ~JasErH 4. IsmAS. Station u.
Bibie House, 'Ne,es Y~i tay, eig ly.
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FoeHe so,d bright geilom tobanco nm
"Wednesday AZ 80 All -ales during the
rast week have been highly satisfactory
IL the SELLERS.
Come on with youi tnhacro. A MILLION
porSns WANTED; aud will he raid for at
n good prices as eau be got anywhere.
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.nhbeller D. iahsh than he u ytige-
,lecl,Irdly; AID " shjeyi spur bsl,y's
laueillnr maeiy gss ID. Bulbs Baby
syrup whIrh relieves The cnief dIscvIl.
forts % LaJyhood without Supplying the
children. Price Is cenIs bottle.
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Oar flispd |, u. u.niegtonOf Durham.
has very plea-n, way q providing Tor The
Inner man, dsA aswell a. vet. No batter
meal ihaa biz restaurant provides eau Be
had uny~hsre. Oar fsfsmss. Ne. frps.
land. speaks sdsis.dly and issIinsl, on lhr
sntirtt. I'LL on hlta. ~ ~
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80 MA K -

Al unlyersity Station on the 18th inst
by Avis Durham Esq; Mr. Robert Riley.
aud Mss. Arlelia Hicks AL Of this 90.
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The tnwn Commissioners are doing
sSule little patch work here aud there; aud
areenaagrd m the very ureful work "
putting out trees where they are mo~i
nre,Ied. which. we are glad - sec, are put
On With sane psard Go vitality
We teg leave u call their attention ca
the fuot-way OF rather total absence of
Eotway--alonxt lw slreet leadlpg fsom the
Cur; House SQUARE East H. \ m"St
impostant illuroughfars leading 70 oue ~
the principal Churches. aud h0urly used
by ladies. Yet by The projection Of n
baDk never cut down, and Tie eneroarI'7
meat l,y lsllues aa the tap % tina: bank
oysr walchit Vas originally designed a
siIs~dk slsould run. pedeslrians are no.
tnaIly forced ilttothe street 81 IL iiar-
ro~est paint, where II u cut inio 4 I,rrleci
graeiuy me constant I,ss-ageof velIiclrS,
il liza marvel % hunan eadurapce thai
such 4 hulsance should have Lerhsa Tong
tolerated a gyad sid. walk can be made.
ougtst % be matte. Lrttlle Commissioner.
ecu ~ ~ Al once. sEW 8fF n